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On these pages you will see photographs of the work that has taken place to restore the Huddersfield Narrow Canal through Saddleworth.
Original bridge restored and extended.
In-filled lock excavated and restored.
Original bridge excavated and restored.
New bridge constructed to carry main road.
See the restoration work at other places along the canal.
Pictures of the first boat to use Wade Lock and Hight Street bridge after restoration.
Take a virtual ride down through Wade Lock and under High Street Bridge.
Take a virtual cruise in photographs and see the whole of the restored canal.
See the first boats along the canal and opening events along the canal.

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On these pages you will see photographs of the work that has taken place to restore the Huddersfield Narrow Canal through Saddleworth .
 Original bridge restored and extended .
 In - filled lock excavated and restored .
 Original bridge excavated and restored .
 New bridge constructed to carry main road .
 See the restoration work at other places along the canal .
 Pictures of the first boat to use Wade Lock and Hight Street bridge after restoration .
 Take a virtual ride down through Wade Lock and under High Street Bridge .
 Take a virtual cruise in photographs and see the whole of the restored canal .
 See the first boats along the canal and opening events along the canal .


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This Summer is ending with me not having spent nearly enough time in my kayak. I have been prioritizing work's needs all year, but I have found a solution. IBM laid me off. Now, my schedule should be wide open for paddling trips, right? Actually, not so much as job hunting is pretty time consuming but I did find time to go kayaking a couple times.
I met up with my buddy Bill for some Deep Fork River paddling, he is shopping for kayaks so I let him test drive our plastic navy. Greg met up with me for some Salt Creek paddling and a trip down Grave Creek. I didn't catch very good light on any of those trips, so I don't really have many pictures to share. Here is a nice shot of Greg & Dianne on the Lower Mountain Fork River trip we made for my birthday last year.
Hope you find some time to do some paddling soon. The next few weeks in Oklahoma should be prime time for outdoor fun.
If you find time, stop by the Nuyaka Creek Winery Fall Wine Festival this Saturday September 21, 2013. The whole family will be there enjoying the day.

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This Summer is ending with me not having spent nearly enough time in my kayak . I have been prioritizing work 's needs all year , but I have found a solution . IBM laid me off . Now , my schedule should be wide open for paddling trips , right ? Actually , not so much as job hunting is pretty time consuming but I did find time to go kayaking a couple times .
 I met up with my buddy Bill for some Deep Fork River paddling , he is shopping for kayaks so I let him test drive our plastic navy . Greg met up with me for some Salt Creek paddling and a trip down Grave Creek . I did n't catch very good light on any of those trips , so I do n't really have many pictures to share . Here is a nice shot of Greg & Dianne on the Lower Mountain Fork River trip we made for my birthday last year .
 Hope you find some time to do some paddling soon . The next few weeks in Oklahoma should be prime time for outdoor fun .
 If you find time , stop by the Nuyaka Creek Winery Fall Wine Festival this Saturday September 21 , 2013 . The whole family will be there enjoying the day .


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A player's rating indicates his percentile rank in CAPS. olliesbo is outperforming 22.02% of all CAPS players. A player's score is the total percentage return of all his picks subtracting out the S&P. A player's accuracy is how often that player has made correct predictions.
olliesbo appears to be stuck for things to say. Maybe tomorrow?

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A player 's rating indicates his percentile rank in CAPS . olliesbo is outperforming 22.02 % of all CAPS players . A player 's score is the total percentage return of all his picks subtracting out the S&P. A player 's accuracy is how often that player has made correct predictions .
 olliesbo appears to be stuck for things to say . Maybe tomorrow ?


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The sale of Cadbury to Kraft in the middle of a recession, following the loss over many years of a good proportion of our industrial companies, has prompted much hand-wringing but one crucial consequence of these sales has not entered the debate.
We are about hold national elections. This country is a democratic nation state: the assumption being that the nation is a unit that has some control over its own destiny and that the political parties will compete to offer their vision for the future direction of this entity.
But, more than any other country, Britain has largely give up control of its industrial companies, preferring to let foreign companies to own them and to make the big decisions on investment and hiring and firing. Allied to this, financial deregulation in the 1980s resulted in a massive loss of control over the financial sector, something starkly highlighted by the ongoing crisis in which billions of private sector debt (caused by banking incompetence) have been loaded onto the state.
The democratic nation state used to have a clear identity and purpose: it had the monopoly of force within its borders and the right to defend the country from external threats also by force. These powers were buttressed by the ability to raise sufficient taxation and to exert, if necessary, some leverage over industrial activity, without which the means to fight are compromised. The Labour Party for decades made public ownership of "the commanding heights of the economy" a principal plank of its policy. That clause went of course and the old commanding heights have disappeared. But it is a strange course to have given up control of almost all parts of the economy, commanding or not.
Just before the recession the government on its website crowed: “The UK was the number one destination for inward investment in Europe in 2007”. Globally, it was second only to the USA. Why was this a boast? As the government admitted, this represented mostly foreign companies buying British ones. This is selling the family silver and should not be equated with real investment, ie new economic endeavours or products that are seeking to create or fulfil a new market.
Surely, a nation state that goes to war as often as Britain has done in recent years, on the back of a dwindling industrial base, is a shell of a country? China is thought to be potentially militarily powerful because it has become economically powerful. This rule has held throughout history. Britain once understood this better than any other country but is now standing the rule on its head. The awful thought occurs that the British nation state goes to war so often because that is one of the few traditional powers it has not yet relinquished.
When we vote in May our votes may, if we are lucky, influence events in Afghanistan but they can have no effect on Kraft, Santander, Tata Steel, Nippon Sheet Glass Co (owner of Pilkington), EDF, Nissan, Alstom, AkzoNobel (who bought ICI), and all the other once-British companies. It has been said, by the City Minister, Lord Myners, among others, that it is easier for foreign firms to buy a company in Britain than anywhere else in the world. Why? Who let this happen and why isn’t this gap being plugged as an urgent priority? Unless we recover some control of the industries in which British people earn their livelihood, the Election will be a hollow charade. How can a country go to war as a supposedly sovereign nation when it is fact largely owned by other countries? The dirty word for the condition we are approaching is helotry.

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The sale of Cadbury to Kraft in the middle of a recession , following the loss over many years of a good proportion of our industrial companies , has prompted much hand - wringing but one crucial consequence of these sales has not entered the debate .
 We are about hold national elections . This country is a democratic nation state : the assumption being that the nation is a unit that has some control over its own destiny and that the political parties will compete to offer their vision for the future direction of this entity .
 But , more than any other country , Britain has largely give up control of its industrial companies , preferring to let foreign companies to own them and to make the big decisions on investment and hiring and firing . Allied to this , financial deregulation in the 1980s resulted in a massive loss of control over the financial sector , something starkly highlighted by the ongoing crisis in which billions of private sector debt ( caused by banking incompetence ) have been loaded onto the state .
 The democratic nation state used to have a clear identity and purpose : it had the monopoly of force within its borders and the right to defend the country from external threats also by force . These powers were buttressed by the ability to raise sufficient taxation and to exert , if necessary , some leverage over industrial activity , without which the means to fight are compromised . The Labour Party for decades made public ownership of " the commanding heights of the economy " a principal plank of its policy . That clause went of course and the old commanding heights have disappeared . But it is a strange course to have given up control of almost all parts of the economy , commanding or not .
 Just before the recession the government on its website crowed : “ The UK was the number one destination for inward investment in Europe in 2007 ” . Globally , it was second only to the USA . Why was this a boast ? As the government admitted , this represented mostly foreign companies buying British ones . This is selling the family silver and should not be equated with real investment , ie new economic endeavours or products that are seeking to create or fulfil a new market .
 Surely , a nation state that goes to war as often as Britain has done in recent years , on the back of a dwindling industrial base , is a shell of a country ? China is thought to be potentially militarily powerful because it has become economically powerful . This rule has held throughout history . Britain once understood this better than any other country but is now standing the rule on its head . The awful thought occurs that the British nation state goes to war so often because that is one of the few traditional powers it has not yet relinquished .
 When we vote in May our votes may , if we are lucky , influence events in Afghanistan but they can have no effect on Kraft , Santander , Tata Steel , Nippon Sheet Glass Co ( owner of Pilkington ) , EDF , Nissan , Alstom , AkzoNobel ( who bought ICI ) , and all the other once - British companies . It has been said , by the City Minister , Lord Myners , among others , that it is easier for foreign firms to buy a company in Britain than anywhere else in the world . Why ? Who let this happen and why is n’t this gap being plugged as an urgent priority ? Unless we recover some control of the industries in which British people earn their livelihood , the Election will be a hollow charade . How can a country go to war as a supposedly sovereign nation when it is fact largely owned by other countries ? The dirty word for the condition we are approaching is helotry .


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The Internet sites which your property will be listed on in addition to your local Kansas MLS will include your local Kansas board sites plus Realtor.com, RealtyUniversal.com, OwnersandAgents.com, Zillow.com, Oodle.com, and Trulia.com. You may upload 10 photos of your property (more photos depending on area) for viewing on the MLS and Internet sites. You will also receive your own web page enabling you to further market your property through e-mail, flyers (printed from your page), or any other way you see fit.

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Get your property listed in the Kansas Multiple Listing Service ( MLS ) plus many of the top home searching Internet sites all for a yearly fee of $ 349-$500 plus any admin fees if required . We service all 50 states ! ! ! ( Certain restrictions may apply in your area ) .
 The Internet sites which your property will be listed on in addition to your local Kansas MLS will include your local Kansas board sites plus Realtor.com , RealtyUniversal.com , OwnersandAgents.com , Zillow.com , Oodle.com , and Trulia.com . You may upload 10 photos of your property ( more photos depending on area ) for viewing on the MLS and Internet sites . You will also receive your own web page enabling you to further market your property through e - mail , flyers ( printed from your page ) , or any other way you see fit .


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One of the best and most significant changes for me when I moved from high school English teaching to being a college professor was a blossoming of my life as a writer.
In the spring of my first year of college—almost 40 years ago—I had an epiphany: I realized that I was a writer. Much of my life in my twenties while I struggled to develop my professional credibility as a high school teacher, I was also writing poetry, short stories, and even a novel—all of which I religiously cast into the submission pond for publication.
For more than two decades, I dutifully mailed through the postal system 9 x 11 manilla envelopes including my hand-typed manuscripts and another envelope with return postage. Most of that work was returned with terse and impersonal rejections; a few had hand-scribbled notes of encouragement, and a smattering of work was accepted and published in so-called small or literary journals.
I had a couple professional education articles published before I entered my doctoral program in 1995 (Oregon English and English Journal), but I did not begin to recognize my writer life as less than a writer of fiction and more as a scholar and public intellectual until the late 1990s and especially once I left high school teaching and became a professor in 2002.
Since I was mostly a self-taught writer of fiction and poetry (not a part of an MFA program or the “in” circle of writers) and “only” a public school teacher, my efforts at publishing were almost all very discouraging and fruitless.
So here is my first caveat about publishing as an educator: Create a network and make contacts so that your work has a better chance of being considered and thus published.
Since I became a professor, I have published self-authored and edited/co-edited volumes (20+ volumes), about 30 chapters in volumes, and many dozens of scholarly journal articles and public articles and commentaries; as well, I have co-edited state education journals, edited/co-edited columns for 10 years in English Journal, and edited series for education publishers Peter Lang USA and Brill/Sense.
As I noted above, once in higher education, I gained access to publishing that I had not enjoyed previously. My affiliation with a university opened doors to public commentaries in local, state, and national newspapers and publications, and quite significantly, I made a connection through a colleague with a series editor (Joe Kincheloe) who believed in my work and started my career as a scholar.
Here, I want to emphasize that I was prepared for these opportunities by the years of mostly unproductive work prior; I had spent decades honing my skills as a writer—despite my lack of publications—and I had almost two decades under my belt as a classroom teacher (practitioner expertise) as well as a doctorate (scholarly expertise), including, of course, the powerful experience of completing a dissertation (which I later published).
Determine the type of writer you are (or want to be). Essentially educators (K-12 or professors) who want to publish are either writers who want to publish scholarship or practitioners/scholars who need to write in order to publish. This recognition is not about being the right kind of writer (there isn’t a right one), but your attitude about the writing and your path to publishing are quite different between the two types.
Commit time to the craft of writing. If you want to publish, you must practice writing—including drafting a significant amount of text that will never be submitted or published. Read books on being a writer and writing well; read authors and scholars writing about being writers. But most of all, create writing time and build a reserve of writing that helps you hone your skill, explore the type of writer you want to be (voice, style, and genre/form), and accumulate texts that may serve you once you begin writing pieces targeted for submission and publication.
Begin to read professional published work as a writer. My time editing has included a great deal of energy gently responding to submissions that should have never been submitted; the format is unacceptable, or the piece simply does not match the publication or column. Want to publish scholarly articles? Seek out the journals where you would like to publish and read meticulously. What to publish a book? Explore publishers and read the books like the ones you want to write.
Do the due diligence of understanding and then conforming to submission guidelines. Well before actually submitting work, study calls for submissions and calls for proposals. Know the expectations for queries, proposals, and submissions. While some standard guidelines exist, almost all publications and publishers have unique requirements that demand you are meticulous and are willingly to honor the time and professionalism of the editors receiving your work; meet format, citation, and word-length requirements.
Join professional organizations and attend professional conferences. The most effective “in” to publishing as an educator is the professional organization, and then the professional conference. Professional organizations at the local, state, and national levels allow you to begin and grow a network, but they also often have publishing opportunities that far too few educators explore. Presenting at conferences is also an outstanding first step to having an article to submit—especially if you present with other educators and then co-author the article. Collaboration, in fact, is an excellent initial route to publishing, especially if you can collaborate with a published educator.
Create a social media presence (Twitter, etc.) that is mostly professional. Similar to professional organizations, social media can be a great community for entering the conversations you will want to explore as a writer. The key is to focus your social media time (who you follow, and what you share) on a professional community.
Identify your are(s) of expertise and then research to see what has been published, what is being published. As an editor and a peer-reviewer, I have very often had to reject work that simply walks well-worn ground or enters a conversation with no clear awareness of the status of that conversation. Being an educator at all levels can be very isolating, but to publish, you must be aware of what the conversation includes, what the research base has already offered (many call this standing on the shoulders of giants). First-time publishing is daunting, but those initial efforts have a much better chance if you commit yourself to knowing your publication, knowing your expertise, knowing your audience, and knowing the historical and current status of the conversation you wish to influence.
Recognize that academic/scholarly publishing is not the same as other types of publishing. Publishing as an educator is a subset of publishing in general. In my own career, the submission game for fiction and poetry is quite different than academic publishing. The “I want to publish” comment or urge must be qualified, and once you recognize you want to publish for practitioners and scholars, you need to understand the process for education-oriented journals and publishers. This is mostly the world of other educators and scholars; many journals, for example, are edited by practicing educators and professors (not full-time editors). And even book series are also edited the same way. Publishing as an educator is mostly entering a very distinct community, a community you are already a part of as an educator.
Consider blogging as a pathway to more traditional publishing. Nearly as important as the connections and access that moving to higher education afforded me was my deciding to blog, first at open sites and then on my own WordPress blog. Blogging provides for me a way to think through topics and issues, but it also creates a huge reserve of writing that I can cull from for formal submissions. Blogging also motivates me to write nearly daily (in a way that journaling never worked for me). As well, blogging helps you practice entering a conversation in ways that will benefit your formal submissions. Blogging has gained a much better status in recent years, and as I have done, a blog can be established as a place for your professional voice, and an outlet for establishing and developing that voice.
Submit your work. Ultimately, you must draft and finalize a manuscript, and then send it out. As I have detailed above, if you make the right efforts before you do this, you have very good odds of that work finding a home—probably in a smaller venue at first, but eventually in places that you have identified as your larger goals. Due diligence, and baby steps.
And this brings me to a final thought that isn’t so much about how to get published as an educator, but something to expect once you do get published: A sudden sense of terror often follows the thrill of acceptance and publication.
For me, publishing has been a powerful, important, and even necessary aspect of being an educator; I simply can’t see doing one without the other. Once you make the same decision, I think you will find a new level of satisfaction that enhances your life and profession.

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One of the best and most significant changes for me when I moved from high school English teaching to being a college professor was a blossoming of my life as a writer .
 In the spring of my first year of college — almost 40 years ago — I had an epiphany : I realized that I was a writer . Much of my life in my twenties while I struggled to develop my professional credibility as a high school teacher , I was also writing poetry , short stories , and even a novel — all of which I religiously cast into the submission pond for publication .
 For more than two decades , I dutifully mailed through the postal system 9 x 11 manilla envelopes including my hand - typed manuscripts and another envelope with return postage . Most of that work was returned with terse and impersonal rejections ; a few had hand - scribbled notes of encouragement , and a smattering of work was accepted and published in so - called small or literary journals .
 I had a couple professional education articles published before I entered my doctoral program in 1995 ( Oregon English and English Journal ) , but I did not begin to recognize my writer life as less than a writer of fiction and more as a scholar and public intellectual until the late 1990s and especially once I left high school teaching and became a professor in 2002 .
 Since I was mostly a self - taught writer of fiction and poetry ( not a part of an MFA program or the “ in ” circle of writers ) and “ only ” a public school teacher , my efforts at publishing were almost all very discouraging and fruitless .
 So here is my first caveat about publishing as an educator : Create a network and make contacts so that your work has a better chance of being considered and thus published .
 Since I became a professor , I have published self - authored and edited / co - edited volumes ( 20 + volumes ) , about 30 chapters in volumes , and many dozens of scholarly journal articles and public articles and commentaries ; as well , I have co - edited state education journals , edited / co - edited columns for 10 years in English Journal , and edited series for education publishers Peter Lang USA and Brill / Sense .
 As I noted above , once in higher education , I gained access to publishing that I had not enjoyed previously . My affiliation with a university opened doors to public commentaries in local , state , and national newspapers and publications , and quite significantly , I made a connection through a colleague with a series editor ( Joe Kincheloe ) who believed in my work and started my career as a scholar .
 Here , I want to emphasize that I was prepared for these opportunities by the years of mostly unproductive work prior ; I had spent decades honing my skills as a writer — despite my lack of publications — and I had almost two decades under my belt as a classroom teacher ( practitioner expertise ) as well as a doctorate ( scholarly expertise ) , including , of course , the powerful experience of completing a dissertation ( which I later published ) .
 Determine the type of writer you are ( or want to be ) . Essentially educators ( K-12 or professors ) who want to publish are either writers who want to publish scholarship or practitioners / scholars who need to write in order to publish . This recognition is not about being the right kind of writer ( there is n’t a right one ) , but your attitude about the writing and your path to publishing are quite different between the two types .
 Commit time to the craft of writing . If you want to publish , you must practice writing — including drafting a significant amount of text that will never be submitted or published . Read books on being a writer and writing well ; read authors and scholars writing about being writers . But most of all , create writing time and build a reserve of writing that helps you hone your skill , explore the type of writer you want to be ( voice , style , and genre / form ) , and accumulate texts that may serve you once you begin writing pieces targeted for submission and publication .
 Begin to read professional published work as a writer . My time editing has included a great deal of energy gently responding to submissions that should have never been submitted ; the format is unacceptable , or the piece simply does not match the publication or column . Want to publish scholarly articles ? Seek out the journals where you would like to publish and read meticulously . What to publish a book ? Explore publishers and read the books like the ones you want to write .
 Do the due diligence of understanding and then conforming to submission guidelines . Well before actually submitting work , study calls for submissions and calls for proposals . Know the expectations for queries , proposals , and submissions . While some standard guidelines exist , almost all publications and publishers have unique requirements that demand you are meticulous and are willingly to honor the time and professionalism of the editors receiving your work ; meet format , citation , and word - length requirements .
 Join professional organizations and attend professional conferences . The most effective “ in ” to publishing as an educator is the professional organization , and then the professional conference . Professional organizations at the local , state , and national levels allow you to begin and grow a network , but they also often have publishing opportunities that far too few educators explore . Presenting at conferences is also an outstanding first step to having an article to submit — especially if you present with other educators and then co - author the article . Collaboration , in fact , is an excellent initial route to publishing , especially if you can collaborate with a published educator .
 Create a social media presence ( Twitter , etc . ) that is mostly professional . Similar to professional organizations , social media can be a great community for entering the conversations you will want to explore as a writer . The key is to focus your social media time ( who you follow , and what you share ) on a professional community .
 Identify your are(s ) of expertise and then research to see what has been published , what is being published . As an editor and a peer - reviewer , I have very often had to reject work that simply walks well - worn ground or enters a conversation with no clear awareness of the status of that conversation . Being an educator at all levels can be very isolating , but to publish , you must be aware of what the conversation includes , what the research base has already offered ( many call this standing on the shoulders of giants ) . First - time publishing is daunting , but those initial efforts have a much better chance if you commit yourself to knowing your publication , knowing your expertise , knowing your audience , and knowing the historical and current status of the conversation you wish to influence .
 Recognize that academic / scholarly publishing is not the same as other types of publishing . Publishing as an educator is a subset of publishing in general . In my own career , the submission game for fiction and poetry is quite different than academic publishing . The “ I want to publish ” comment or urge must be qualified , and once you recognize you want to publish for practitioners and scholars , you need to understand the process for education - oriented journals and publishers . This is mostly the world of other educators and scholars ; many journals , for example , are edited by practicing educators and professors ( not full - time editors ) . And even book series are also edited the same way . Publishing as an educator is mostly entering a very distinct community , a community you are already a part of as an educator .
 Consider blogging as a pathway to more traditional publishing . Nearly as important as the connections and access that moving to higher education afforded me was my deciding to blog , first at open sites and then on my own WordPress blog . Blogging provides for me a way to think through topics and issues , but it also creates a huge reserve of writing that I can cull from for formal submissions . Blogging also motivates me to write nearly daily ( in a way that journaling never worked for me ) . As well , blogging helps you practice entering a conversation in ways that will benefit your formal submissions . Blogging has gained a much better status in recent years , and as I have done , a blog can be established as a place for your professional voice , and an outlet for establishing and developing that voice .
 Submit your work . Ultimately , you must draft and finalize a manuscript , and then send it out . As I have detailed above , if you make the right efforts before you do this , you have very good odds of that work finding a home — probably in a smaller venue at first , but eventually in places that you have identified as your larger goals . Due diligence , and baby steps .
 And this brings me to a final thought that is n’t so much about how to get published as an educator , but something to expect once you do get published : A sudden sense of terror often follows the thrill of acceptance and publication .
 For me , publishing has been a powerful , important , and even necessary aspect of being an educator ; I simply ca n’t see doing one without the other . Once you make the same decision , I think you will find a new level of satisfaction that enhances your life and profession .


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Beautiful, incredibly well-lit and large 2 bedroom 3rd floor apartment in the very heart of East Rock village in New Haven. Walls of windows send in plenty of natural light and the ocean breeze. It's minutes from Yale, seconds from the best boutique Italian grocers New Haven has to offer, and it's a very family friendly and safe area.
My husband and I recently moved here from Northampton, MA, and I was just offered a postdoc at Penn, so we have to be off by the end of July. In the time we have spent here we have fallen in love with the whole place---walking along the village paths, running in the numerous parks, and enjoying imported cheeses and fresh Italian pastries from Romeo's and the Orange Street Market (next door!). It's magical and we are sad to leave, but excited for new adventures. Our loss is your gain--truly!
The apartment has a large open kitchen, a central room which we use for dining and seating, and a very large bedroom (we have a full size couch, and a King sized bed, and could probably still fit another couch in there, tbh). There is ample storage space in the numerous closets, as well as adorable reading nooks throughout the house.
The bathroom in the main part of the apartment is a bit small and cozy, but (by some strange magic) includes a large, extra-long bathtub which you can relax in while gazing into the wonderful sunlight that streams in through a romantic recessed skylight.
Across the foyer, and out the door to the living room, is the staircase down and the second bedroom across it. It has its own separate keyed entry. This is a large furnished suite with a wall of windows. Perfect for a mother-in-law, a spacious study, or art studio.
There is a small yard with plenty of space to setup a little garden entertaining area. Plenty of off-street parking, and a large shared patio with rocking chairs. The basement is a labyrinth of space for those needing storage or musical practice. The washer and dryer are free to use for tenants.
Why is it so affordable?! Well, the owners very occasionally (once every two-three months?) will politely arrange a time to come in through the separate second bedroom to the hidden room that sits behind it, where they have stored books and a few odds and ends. They will only come in with your permission and prior approval. They are an older artsy couple, live in the apartment on Floor 1 & 2 and share floor 1 with one other tenant. You have access to both the hidden room and the large closet in the hidden room whenever you like, to store items (or as I wanted too, to set up a desk for writing).
I am an anthropologist who works in Haiti and Ghana! I travel alot and enjoy having a comfy home base when I am stateside!

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Beautiful , incredibly well - lit and large 2 bedroom 3rd floor apartment in the very heart of East Rock village in New Haven . Walls of windows send in plenty of natural light and the ocean breeze . It 's minutes from Yale , seconds from the best boutique Italian grocers New Haven has to offer , and it 's a very family friendly and safe area .
 My husband and I recently moved here from Northampton , MA , and I was just offered a postdoc at Penn , so we have to be off by the end of July . In the time we have spent here we have fallen in love with the whole place --- walking along the village paths , running in the numerous parks , and enjoying imported cheeses and fresh Italian pastries from Romeo 's and the Orange Street Market ( next door ! ) . It 's magical and we are sad to leave , but excited for new adventures . Our loss is your gain -- truly !
 The apartment has a large open kitchen , a central room which we use for dining and seating , and a very large bedroom ( we have a full size couch , and a King sized bed , and could probably still fit another couch in there , tbh ) . There is ample storage space in the numerous closets , as well as adorable reading nooks throughout the house .
 The bathroom in the main part of the apartment is a bit small and cozy , but ( by some strange magic ) includes a large , extra - long bathtub which you can relax in while gazing into the wonderful sunlight that streams in through a romantic recessed skylight .
 Across the foyer , and out the door to the living room , is the staircase down and the second bedroom across it . It has its own separate keyed entry . This is a large furnished suite with a wall of windows . Perfect for a mother - in - law , a spacious study , or art studio .
 There is a small yard with plenty of space to setup a little garden entertaining area . Plenty of off - street parking , and a large shared patio with rocking chairs . The basement is a labyrinth of space for those needing storage or musical practice . The washer and dryer are free to use for tenants .
 Why is it so affordable ? ! Well , the owners very occasionally ( once every two - three months ? ) will politely arrange a time to come in through the separate second bedroom to the hidden room that sits behind it , where they have stored books and a few odds and ends . They will only come in with your permission and prior approval . They are an older artsy couple , live in the apartment on Floor 1 & 2 and share floor 1 with one other tenant . You have access to both the hidden room and the large closet in the hidden room whenever you like , to store items ( or as I wanted too , to set up a desk for writing ) .
 I am an anthropologist who works in Haiti and Ghana ! I travel alot and enjoy having a comfy home base when I am stateside !


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The Internet has become somewhat of a "pay to play" arena and the costs to compete for online presence have increased. With search engines like Google making it increasingly difficult to rank for organic keywords, SEO (search engine optimization) services can take an unpredictable amount of time to produce results. However, PPC advertising is still a great option as it gives you the opportunity to target desired keywords and "pay your way to the top" of search engines immediately.
There's more to managing a PPC campaign than just choosing your keywords. The first step is to create a strategy that suits your needs — which involves a hand-crafted setup. We create landing pages, graphics, ad-copy, choose initial keywords, and make sure all the proper analytics and reporting is in place.
We manage your PPC campaigns on your behalf and closely look at what's working and what's not. Conversions are our main focus, therefore our goal is provide the best CPA (cost per acquisition) and to give you the best possible return on investment. Campaigns can be run on Google, Bing, Yahoo, and social media. We also assist with re-marketing, another PPC advertising option, to reconnect with customers that already viewed your website.

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Online PPC ( pay - per - click ) advertising is a vital component to your online marketing efforts . It increases your online presence instantly and with positive - effect .
 We help create high - quality online advertising campaigns that reach your ideal audience . Between our online advertising experts and industry - leading software , we work to optimize your campaigns to find you the best possible leads .
 The Internet has become somewhat of a " pay to play " arena and the costs to compete for online presence have increased . With search engines like Google making it increasingly difficult to rank for organic keywords , SEO ( search engine optimization ) services can take an unpredictable amount of time to produce results . However , PPC advertising is still a great option as it gives you the opportunity to target desired keywords and " pay your way to the top " of search engines immediately .
 There 's more to managing a PPC campaign than just choosing your keywords . The first step is to create a strategy that suits your needs — which involves a hand - crafted setup . We create landing pages , graphics , ad - copy , choose initial keywords , and make sure all the proper analytics and reporting is in place .
 We manage your PPC campaigns on your behalf and closely look at what 's working and what 's not . Conversions are our main focus , therefore our goal is provide the best CPA ( cost per acquisition ) and to give you the best possible return on investment . Campaigns can be run on Google , Bing , Yahoo , and social media . We also assist with re - marketing , another PPC advertising option , to reconnect with customers that already viewed your website .


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But following the professor's admonition might require great will power. Though informative, the site (www.mathpower.com) also serves up hours of indulgent distractions, with a menu of electronic games, not all of which are related to math.
Under the heading ''fun stuff,'' which is accessible with a browser that supports Java, there is a three-dimensional Rubik's cube, a chance to challenge the computer at checkers and even a version of hangman.
And showing that she really has a sense of humor, Professor Freedman gives students a chance to take out their anxieties on her. In the ''morph the professor'' area, they can stretch a photoof Professor Freedman's face, grafted onto a cartoon body, into a variety of shapes.
Algebra Online offers an E-mail form on which students can seek help with a vexing math question, if they can ''be specific'' and do not tax the tutors with questions like ''teach me how to factor'' (www.algebra-online .com).
A similar site, the Math Tutor (www.fliegler.com/mathman.htm), will try to answer any question on any level, ''from arithmetic to calculus,'' in 24 hours.
The best site may be Ask Dr. Math, in which the ''doctors'' are college math students and the ''patients'' can be anyone in kindergarten through grade 12. In addition to questions answered by E-mail, there is an archive of past responses searchable by topic (www.forum.swarthmore .edu/dr.math/dr-math.html).
Back on Professor Freedman's home page, some icons, like The Math Teacher's Ten Commandments, promise more than they deliver, and in the games section avoid Paint With Color and Basketball, which often freeze.
Still, the site offers many resources for even the casual math student. And who can resist the chance to indulge in Mad Libs, in which the computer asks the viewer for the first words that come to mind and then combines them into a story.

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But following the professor 's admonition might require great will power . Though informative , the site ( www.mathpower.com ) also serves up hours of indulgent distractions , with a menu of electronic games , not all of which are related to math .
 Under the heading '' fun stuff , '' which is accessible with a browser that supports Java , there is a three - dimensional Rubik 's cube , a chance to challenge the computer at checkers and even a version of hangman .
 And showing that she really has a sense of humor , Professor Freedman gives students a chance to take out their anxieties on her . In the '' morph the professor '' area , they can stretch a photoof Professor Freedman 's face , grafted onto a cartoon body , into a variety of shapes .
 Algebra Online offers an E - mail form on which students can seek help with a vexing math question , if they can '' be specific '' and do not tax the tutors with questions like '' teach me how to factor '' ( www.algebra - online .com ) .
 A similar site , the Math Tutor ( www.fliegler.com/mathman.htm ) , will try to answer any question on any level , '' from arithmetic to calculus , '' in 24 hours .
 The best site may be Ask Dr. Math , in which the '' doctors '' are college math students and the '' patients '' can be anyone in kindergarten through grade 12 . In addition to questions answered by E - mail , there is an archive of past responses searchable by topic ( www.forum.swarthmore .edu / dr.math / dr - math.html ) .
 Back on Professor Freedman 's home page , some icons , like The Math Teacher 's Ten Commandments , promise more than they deliver , and in the games section avoid Paint With Color and Basketball , which often freeze .
 Still , the site offers many resources for even the casual math student . And who can resist the chance to indulge in Mad Libs , in which the computer asks the viewer for the first words that come to mind and then combines them into a story .


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You can combine the QBot 2 for QUARC with other QBot 2 or QBot (previous generation of Quanser ground robots based on iRobot platform) units, QBall 2 and QBall-X4 unmanned aerial vehicles, or third-party autonomous vehicles, and build an open-architecture, multi-purpose, multi-agent platform for research. Such a platform will allow you to explore areas including collaborative control, adaptive control, fault-tolerant control, sensor fusion, fleet maintenance and more, working in an indoor lab environment. The Unmanned Vehicle Systems (UVS) Lab from Quanser provides a turn-key, integrated environment for implementing UVS controllers and algorithms without having to integrate disparate hardware and software resources.
QBall 2 unmanned aerial vehicle(s), and the OptiTrack™ localization and tracking system.
The QBot 2 for QUARC incorporates the Kobuki platform from Yujin Robot, the Microsoft Kinect vision system and the Quanser wireless embedded target computer.
The Kobuki platform is driven by two differential drive wheels with built-in encoders. The platform includes a bumper sensor, built-in gyroscope and cliff sensors. The embedded computer target can access data from these sensors. The QBot 2 is powered by Lithium ion battery pack ensuring up to 3 hours of operation on a full charge.
The embedded target computer mounted on the platform uses the Gumstix DuoVero small-scale embedded computer to run QUARC, Quanser’s real-time control software, and interfaces with the QBot 2 data acquisition card (DAQ). The QBot 2 DAQ integrates the DuoVero computer, the Kobuki platform and the Kinect sensor. Users can customize the platform for their needs by adding off-the-shelf sensors supported by QUARC, including digital (SPI, UART, I²C) and analog sensors.
The Kinect vision system is an integrated RGB camera and depth sensor capable of capturing RGB image data and 11-bit depth data at several resolutions and framerates. The Kinect is mounted on a structure that allows users to orient it horizontally or tilt it downwards for various viewing positions.
The QBot 2 is accessible through three blocksets that allow user to drive the vehicle, read from sensors and write to outputs, and access the RGB and depth image data from the Kinect sensor. The controllers are developed in Simulink® with QUARC on the host computer. The models are cross-compiled and downloaded to the target computer seamlessly through a wireless router (included in the system).
QBot 2 for QUARC comes with Quanser-developed resources, including setup guide, user manual, laboratory exercises and pre-designed controllers. The courseware covers standard topics of undergraduate and graduate robotics and mechatronics courses, such as differential and inverse kinematics, odometric and probabilistic map-based localization, path planning, mapping and vision-guided control.

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You can combine the QBot 2 for QUARC with other QBot 2 or QBot ( previous generation of Quanser ground robots based on iRobot platform ) units , QBall 2 and QBall - X4 unmanned aerial vehicles , or third - party autonomous vehicles , and build an open - architecture , multi - purpose , multi - agent platform for research . Such a platform will allow you to explore areas including collaborative control , adaptive control , fault - tolerant control , sensor fusion , fleet maintenance and more , working in an indoor lab environment . The Unmanned Vehicle Systems ( UVS ) Lab from Quanser provides a turn - key , integrated environment for implementing UVS controllers and algorithms without having to integrate disparate hardware and software resources .
 QBall 2 unmanned aerial vehicle(s ) , and the OptiTrack ™ localization and tracking system .
 The QBot 2 for QUARC incorporates the Kobuki platform from Yujin Robot , the Microsoft Kinect vision system and the Quanser wireless embedded target computer .
 The Kobuki platform is driven by two differential drive wheels with built - in encoders . The platform includes a bumper sensor , built - in gyroscope and cliff sensors . The embedded computer target can access data from these sensors . The QBot 2 is powered by Lithium ion battery pack ensuring up to 3 hours of operation on a full charge .
 The embedded target computer mounted on the platform uses the Gumstix DuoVero small - scale embedded computer to run QUARC , Quanser ’s real - time control software , and interfaces with the QBot 2 data acquisition card ( DAQ ) . The QBot 2 DAQ integrates the DuoVero computer , the Kobuki platform and the Kinect sensor . Users can customize the platform for their needs by adding off - the - shelf sensors supported by QUARC , including digital ( SPI , UART , I²C ) and analog sensors .
 The Kinect vision system is an integrated RGB camera and depth sensor capable of capturing RGB image data and 11 - bit depth data at several resolutions and framerates . The Kinect is mounted on a structure that allows users to orient it horizontally or tilt it downwards for various viewing positions .
 The QBot 2 is accessible through three blocksets that allow user to drive the vehicle , read from sensors and write to outputs , and access the RGB and depth image data from the Kinect sensor . The controllers are developed in Simulink ® with QUARC on the host computer . The models are cross - compiled and downloaded to the target computer seamlessly through a wireless router ( included in the system ) .
 QBot 2 for QUARC comes with Quanser - developed resources , including setup guide , user manual , laboratory exercises and pre - designed controllers . The courseware covers standard topics of undergraduate and graduate robotics and mechatronics courses , such as differential and inverse kinematics , odometric and probabilistic map - based localization , path planning , mapping and vision - guided control .


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With hallucinogens like LSD, your dependence was more emotional and psychological than physical – as your addiction grew stronger, your mental well-being grew weaker. It’s important to remember that this is not your fault and there is hope in overcoming your addiction.
At Footprints Beachside Recovery, our own experience with addiction has motivated us to provide a more personalized, intimate approach to treating hallucinogens addiction that will help you restore your life.
You’ll never receive a cookie cutter or one-size-fits-all treatment program from us. We take the time and energy to customize your treatment plan from start to finish in order to address your specific physical, mental and emotional needs.
Within your first 24 hours here, we’ll guide you through evaluations to gauge what your current state is and to get a detailed understanding of the pain you’re going through. You’ll also meet with our doctor and one of our licensed mental health professionals.
This solid foundation allows us to create a unique hallucinogen treatment program just for you that will include doctor visits, psychiatric evaluations, personalized 24/7 supervision, nutrition and holistic treatments.
Individual Therapy: You’ll have a minimum of two individual therapy sessions a week with your therapist to work through your struggles with LSD or other hallucinogens and heal. If you have an emergency or want help outside of your scheduled sessions, a therapist is always available.
Group Therapy: This is where you’ll get to talk with others going through similar situations and help each other through recovery.
Dual Diagnosis Groups and Trauma Therapy: Trauma or a mental health disorder may be an underlying cause of your hallucinogen addiction. We make it a priority to help you recover from trauma, depression and anxiety.
Nutrition and Fitness: Proper nutrition and exercise programs are provided to help your body heal and grow strong again after a substance use disorder.
Holistic Activities: Activities like yoga, meditation, acupuncture, art therapy and massage therapy can help you relax, grow stronger and stimulate your creativity.
We’ve experienced and witnessed how addiction can damage a family. That’s why our program includes treatment for family members and loved ones, too.
We provide monthly support and family education about your loved one’s hallucinogen addiction. We also offer individual therapy sessions you can join in person or remotely over the phone, depending on your location and what is most comfortable for you.
If you’re also suffering from the effects of your loved one’s hallucinogen addiction, we can help.
At Footprints Beachside Recovery, we are committed to helping you overcome your addiction and restore you to a healthier, happier life. Located on the beautiful shores of the Gulf of Mexico, our addiction treatment center provides a natural and comfortable environment for you to heal from hallucinogen addiction and begin the journey to recovery. Click to learn more about our programs and contact us today to speak to one of our admissions experts.

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With hallucinogens like LSD , your dependence was more emotional and psychological than physical – as your addiction grew stronger , your mental well - being grew weaker . It ’s important to remember that this is not your fault and there is hope in overcoming your addiction .
 At Footprints Beachside Recovery , our own experience with addiction has motivated us to provide a more personalized , intimate approach to treating hallucinogens addiction that will help you restore your life .
 You ’ll never receive a cookie cutter or one - size - fits - all treatment program from us . We take the time and energy to customize your treatment plan from start to finish in order to address your specific physical , mental and emotional needs .
 Within your first 24 hours here , we ’ll guide you through evaluations to gauge what your current state is and to get a detailed understanding of the pain you ’re going through . You ’ll also meet with our doctor and one of our licensed mental health professionals .
 This solid foundation allows us to create a unique hallucinogen treatment program just for you that will include doctor visits , psychiatric evaluations , personalized 24/7 supervision , nutrition and holistic treatments .
 Individual Therapy : You ’ll have a minimum of two individual therapy sessions a week with your therapist to work through your struggles with LSD or other hallucinogens and heal . If you have an emergency or want help outside of your scheduled sessions , a therapist is always available .
 Group Therapy : This is where you ’ll get to talk with others going through similar situations and help each other through recovery .
 Dual Diagnosis Groups and Trauma Therapy : Trauma or a mental health disorder may be an underlying cause of your hallucinogen addiction . We make it a priority to help you recover from trauma , depression and anxiety .
 Nutrition and Fitness : Proper nutrition and exercise programs are provided to help your body heal and grow strong again after a substance use disorder .
 Holistic Activities : Activities like yoga , meditation , acupuncture , art therapy and massage therapy can help you relax , grow stronger and stimulate your creativity .
 We ’ve experienced and witnessed how addiction can damage a family . That ’s why our program includes treatment for family members and loved ones , too .
 We provide monthly support and family education about your loved one ’s hallucinogen addiction . We also offer individual therapy sessions you can join in person or remotely over the phone , depending on your location and what is most comfortable for you .
 If you ’re also suffering from the effects of your loved one ’s hallucinogen addiction , we can help .
 At Footprints Beachside Recovery , we are committed to helping you overcome your addiction and restore you to a healthier , happier life . Located on the beautiful shores of the Gulf of Mexico , our addiction treatment center provides a natural and comfortable environment for you to heal from hallucinogen addiction and begin the journey to recovery . Click to learn more about our programs and contact us today to speak to one of our admissions experts .


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Georgia PAWS provides wildlife removal in Kennesaw GA and surrounding areas. We provide full exclusion and complete clean up. Our team is highly qualified for wildlife removal and wildlife prevention. Our staff is trained extensively and holds all of the necessary permits. Our clients and their homes come first. We have earned a reputation of being the best at wildlife removal. We handle wildlife of all sizes, including squirrels, raccoons, bats and rodents. Listed below are the services we provide.
As a part of our Kennesaw wildlife control services, Georgia P.A.W.S will provide a free inspection of your house to determine where the bats are entering and where they are roosting. Next, we will seal your home at all possible entry points such as exhaust vents, gable vents, roof vents and the construction gap around the house (The construction gap is a gap left by the builder between the roof decking and facia board.) After the house is sealed, a bat valve or bat curtain will be hung at the point of entry. This will allow any bats in the house to get out; but none will be able to get back in. If you are an Kennesaw GA resident and are in need of bat removal services please contact us.
Did you know that the flying squirrel’s teeth, just like the teeth of a regular squirrel, never stop growing? Because of this, they must gnaw on things in order to keep them filed down! Flying squirrels become a nuisance when they get into our homes and other buildings and begin causing structural damage, chewing electrical wiring, and leaving their droppings to contaminate our insulation. If you are an Kennesaw GA resident in need of flying squirrel trapping services please give us a call.
If you suspect raccoons have broken in your home or you are hearing noises in the attic or walls in the morning or evening, you should call the professionals at Georgia P.A.W.S. We the experts in eliminating nuisance wildlife problems. With our effective and highly tested techniques, our professionals can diagnose your problem, trap and remove the raccoons, and provide the necessary repairs to cover holes and construction gaps that may be allowing them entry into your home. If you are a resident of Kennesaw GA and are in need of raccoon trapping services please give us a call.
Squirrels can be one of the most destructive animals that get inside homes. They often gnaw on wood, cables and electrical wiring. The gnawing of wiring is perhaps the scariest damage they do. The stripping of the insulation from the wires increases the chances for a short and the risk of fire. In fact, squirrels are responsible for thousands of house fires each year. If you are a resident of Kennesaw GA and are in need of squirrel trapping services please contact us.
Rodents in your home or place of business can do more harm than you realize. A rodent in your home can spread diseases to your house pets and ruin your insulation. And in your place of business, you can be legally liable – at a high cost – for damaged stock, contaminated foods, health code violations, or other consequences. If you are a Kennesaw GA resident and are in need of rat trapping services please give us a call.
Why Choose Georgia PAWS in Kennesaw GA?
Kennesaw, GA is the site of two famous Civil War battles as well as the Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park. These park feature live demonstrations. For more history, visitors and residents can visit the Museum of History and Holocaust Education or the Southern Museum of Civil War and Locomotive History. It also houses the campus of Kennesaw State University. If a wildlife problem arises in your Kennesaw home, the first person you should call is one of the team members at Georgia PAWS.Georgia Pest and Wildlife Specialist is your Kennesaw wildlife control specialist. In Kennesaw Call: 678-313-3781.
Georgia P.A.W.S’ mission is to humanely control wildlife in order to prevent the spread of diseases and to help in safely removing wild animals from residences and businesses. Because the population is rapidly increasing in Georgia, wild animals are being run out of their natural habitats. They are forced to take up residence in areas greatly populated by humans and in many cases, in the same structure. This is creating an increased need for nuisance wildlife removal. At Georgia PAWS, we are committed to providing humane wildlife removal. We live trap and relocate animals to lesser populated areas, more suited for their survival. When you have unwanted wildlife or rodents, call the Kennesaw wildlife control specialist – Georgia PAWS!

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Georgia PAWS provides wildlife removal in Kennesaw GA and surrounding areas . We provide full exclusion and complete clean up . Our team is highly qualified for wildlife removal and wildlife prevention . Our staff is trained extensively and holds all of the necessary permits . Our clients and their homes come first . We have earned a reputation of being the best at wildlife removal . We handle wildlife of all sizes , including squirrels , raccoons , bats and rodents . Listed below are the services we provide .
 As a part of our Kennesaw wildlife control services , Georgia P.A.W.S will provide a free inspection of your house to determine where the bats are entering and where they are roosting . Next , we will seal your home at all possible entry points such as exhaust vents , gable vents , roof vents and the construction gap around the house ( The construction gap is a gap left by the builder between the roof decking and facia board . ) After the house is sealed , a bat valve or bat curtain will be hung at the point of entry . This will allow any bats in the house to get out ; but none will be able to get back in . If you are an Kennesaw GA resident and are in need of bat removal services please contact us .
 Did you know that the flying squirrel ’s teeth , just like the teeth of a regular squirrel , never stop growing ? Because of this , they must gnaw on things in order to keep them filed down ! Flying squirrels become a nuisance when they get into our homes and other buildings and begin causing structural damage , chewing electrical wiring , and leaving their droppings to contaminate our insulation . If you are an Kennesaw GA resident in need of flying squirrel trapping services please give us a call .
 If you suspect raccoons have broken in your home or you are hearing noises in the attic or walls in the morning or evening , you should call the professionals at Georgia P.A.W.S. We the experts in eliminating nuisance wildlife problems . With our effective and highly tested techniques , our professionals can diagnose your problem , trap and remove the raccoons , and provide the necessary repairs to cover holes and construction gaps that may be allowing them entry into your home . If you are a resident of Kennesaw GA and are in need of raccoon trapping services please give us a call .
 Squirrels can be one of the most destructive animals that get inside homes . They often gnaw on wood , cables and electrical wiring . The gnawing of wiring is perhaps the scariest damage they do . The stripping of the insulation from the wires increases the chances for a short and the risk of fire . In fact , squirrels are responsible for thousands of house fires each year . If you are a resident of Kennesaw GA and are in need of squirrel trapping services please contact us .
 Rodents in your home or place of business can do more harm than you realize . A rodent in your home can spread diseases to your house pets and ruin your insulation . And in your place of business , you can be legally liable – at a high cost – for damaged stock , contaminated foods , health code violations , or other consequences . If you are a Kennesaw GA resident and are in need of rat trapping services please give us a call .
 Why Choose Georgia PAWS in Kennesaw GA ?
 Kennesaw , GA is the site of two famous Civil War battles as well as the Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park . These park feature live demonstrations . For more history , visitors and residents can visit the Museum of History and Holocaust Education or the Southern Museum of Civil War and Locomotive History . It also houses the campus of Kennesaw State University . If a wildlife problem arises in your Kennesaw home , the first person you should call is one of the team members at Georgia PAWS.Georgia Pest and Wildlife Specialist is your Kennesaw wildlife control specialist . In Kennesaw Call : 678 - 313 - 3781 .
 Georgia P.A.W.S ’ mission is to humanely control wildlife in order to prevent the spread of diseases and to help in safely removing wild animals from residences and businesses . Because the population is rapidly increasing in Georgia , wild animals are being run out of their natural habitats . They are forced to take up residence in areas greatly populated by humans and in many cases , in the same structure . This is creating an increased need for nuisance wildlife removal . At Georgia PAWS , we are committed to providing humane wildlife removal . We live trap and relocate animals to lesser populated areas , more suited for their survival . When you have unwanted wildlife or rodents , call the Kennesaw wildlife control specialist – Georgia PAWS !


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Lauren Sudeall Lucas is the Faculty Director of the Center for Access to Justice at the Georgia State University College of Law. She serves on the American Bar Association's Standing Committee on Legal Aid and Indigent Defendants and on the board of directors of the Southern Center for Human Rights. She has received research funding for a study regarding the civil legal needs of indigent criminal defendants from the Charles Koch Foundation.
Darcy Meals is the Assistant Director for the Center for Access to Justice at Georgia State University College of Law and is the co-chair of the Leadership Council for the Southern Center for Human Rights.
Judge Richard A. Posner, a legendary judicial figure, retired abruptly earlier this month to make a point: People without lawyers are mistreated in the American legal system.
Unfortunately, Davis’s circumstances are far from unique. Many lower-income people have no lawyer to help them navigate the legal system, either in civil or criminal cases.
Eighty percent of state criminal defendants cannot afford to pay for a lawyer, and only those who are actually incarcerated are constitutionally entitled to appointed counsel. Many people facing misdemeanor charges can, if convicted, be subjected to significant fines and fees, or face the loss of benefits (including housing) or deportation. Yet, they have no right to an attorney, and those who cannot afford a lawyer will go without one.
Unlike in the criminal context, there’s no federal constitutional right to counsel in civil cases. Civil cases can involve a range of critical issues, including housing, public benefits, child custody and domestic violence. And while some civil litigants may be entitled to counsel in certain jurisdictions, in most of these cases, people who cannot afford a lawyer will be forced to go it alone. Doing so may mean that they fail to make it through the process, have their case dismissed or lose what otherwise would have been a winning case.
As directors of the Center for Access to Justice at Georgia State University College of Law, we agree with Judge Posner. People like Michael Davis desperately need help. Without legal assistance, their issues will likely be unresolved or, worse, wrongly resolved against them.
In some states, as many as 80 to 90 percent of litigants are unrepresented, even though their opponent has a lawyer. The number of these “pro se litigants” has risen substantially in the last decade, due in part to the economic downturn and the relationship between poor economic conditions and issues like housing and domestic relations.
The Legal Services Corporation, the single largest funder of civil legal aid for low-income Americans in the nation, reported in June that 86 percent of low-income Americans receive inadequate or no professional legal help for the civil legal problems they face. Here in Georgia, state courts heard more than 800,000 cases involving self-represented litigants in 2016 alone.
In some types of cases, not having counsel can make a dramatic difference. Take the example of low-income tenants facing eviction. Across the county, roughly 90 percent of landlords are represented by counsel, while 90 percent of tenants are not. Simply having a lawyer increases the odds of being able to stay in one’s home. When tenants represent themselves in New York City, they are evicted in nearly 50 percent of cases. With a lawyer, they win 90 percent of the time.
Why is having a lawyer so important? The reality is that even the most mundane legal matters can require dozens of steps and complex maneuvering.
In one study, researchers identified almost 200 discrete tasks that self-represented litigants must perform in civil cases – from finding the right court to interpreting the law, filing motions, compiling evidence and negotiating a settlement. Some of these tasks require specialized knowledge of the law and of the court system. Almost all require time away from work and caring for children. Many also require the ability to get to the courthouse, to read and to speak English or access a translator.
The Access to Justice Lab at Harvard Law School has also tracked how labyrinthine the justice system can be. Just starting a routine process – like establishing a legal guardian for a minor – can take many steps, and even these can vary in unexpected ways, given the natural variation among judges and the particulars of a specific case.
Regardless of the type of case, missing just one step could mean you have to start the process all over again or even cause the case to be dismissed, sometimes without the option to refile.
People often quip that there are far too many lawyers. Yet the reality is that, while there are a lot of lawyers in certain geographic areas and certain specialties, in many rural areas – sometimes referred to as “legal deserts” – there are actually far too few lawyers.
Our center recently published a map of Georgia’s legal deserts. In our state, there are five counties without any lawyers at all and another 59 with 10 lawyers or fewer.
To make matters worse, in many of those counties, public transportation and internet access are sparse, and a significant percentage of the population doesn’t even have access to a vehicle.
The Self-Represented Litigation Network, a nonprofit focused on reforming the system to help those representing themselves, has also used mapping tools to depict how access to the justice system can vary across the country and sometimes even within the same state.
So, what do we do about the fact that the legal system is, for many people without a lawyer, nearly impossible to navigate? We believe that it will take a variety of different approaches to solve this issue.
Some experts, like John Pollock with the National Coalition for a Civil Right to Counsel, have focused on expanding the right to counsel in civil cases implicating basic human needs. Others have advocated for expansion of the right to counsel in lower-level criminal cases where the consequences – including obstacles to housing or employment, or deportation – can still be incredibly high.
In Washington, nonlawyers can be trained and licensed to offer legal support to those unable to afford the services of an attorney.
Still others, like Self-Represented Litigation Network founder Richard Zorza, emphasize simplification of legal processes, including changing or eliminating the procedural and evidentiary rules that make the process so difficult. For example, the Tennessee Supreme Court has approved plain-language forms and instructions, written at a fifth- to eighth-grade reading level, for use in uncontested divorces between parties with minor children.
Maybe it’s a matter of increasing available self-help resources or placing the onus on the courts and requiring judges to play a more active role in solving the problem.
Which approach is best? It may depend on the case – and an effective solution will include a combination of the above. Some cases will require nothing less than full-service representation by a lawyer, while in other contexts, streamlined procedures and simpler forms may be sufficient for pro se litigants to get a fair shake.
Whatever the solution, the problem is clear: Self-represented litigants’ grievances are real and, for too many, justice is out of reach.
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Lauren Sudeall Lucas is the Faculty Director of the Center for Access to Justice at the Georgia State University College of Law . She serves on the American Bar Association 's Standing Committee on Legal Aid and Indigent Defendants and on the board of directors of the Southern Center for Human Rights . She has received research funding for a study regarding the civil legal needs of indigent criminal defendants from the Charles Koch Foundation .
 Darcy Meals is the Assistant Director for the Center for Access to Justice at Georgia State University College of Law and is the co - chair of the Leadership Council for the Southern Center for Human Rights .
 Judge Richard A. Posner , a legendary judicial figure , retired abruptly earlier this month to make a point : People without lawyers are mistreated in the American legal system .
 Unfortunately , Davis ’s circumstances are far from unique . Many lower - income people have no lawyer to help them navigate the legal system , either in civil or criminal cases .
 Eighty percent of state criminal defendants can not afford to pay for a lawyer , and only those who are actually incarcerated are constitutionally entitled to appointed counsel . Many people facing misdemeanor charges can , if convicted , be subjected to significant fines and fees , or face the loss of benefits ( including housing ) or deportation . Yet , they have no right to an attorney , and those who can not afford a lawyer will go without one .
 Unlike in the criminal context , there ’s no federal constitutional right to counsel in civil cases . Civil cases can involve a range of critical issues , including housing , public benefits , child custody and domestic violence . And while some civil litigants may be entitled to counsel in certain jurisdictions , in most of these cases , people who can not afford a lawyer will be forced to go it alone . Doing so may mean that they fail to make it through the process , have their case dismissed or lose what otherwise would have been a winning case .
 As directors of the Center for Access to Justice at Georgia State University College of Law , we agree with Judge Posner . People like Michael Davis desperately need help . Without legal assistance , their issues will likely be unresolved or , worse , wrongly resolved against them .
 In some states , as many as 80 to 90 percent of litigants are unrepresented , even though their opponent has a lawyer . The number of these “ pro se litigants ” has risen substantially in the last decade , due in part to the economic downturn and the relationship between poor economic conditions and issues like housing and domestic relations .
 The Legal Services Corporation , the single largest funder of civil legal aid for low - income Americans in the nation , reported in June that 86 percent of low - income Americans receive inadequate or no professional legal help for the civil legal problems they face . Here in Georgia , state courts heard more than 800,000 cases involving self - represented litigants in 2016 alone .
 In some types of cases , not having counsel can make a dramatic difference . Take the example of low - income tenants facing eviction . Across the county , roughly 90 percent of landlords are represented by counsel , while 90 percent of tenants are not . Simply having a lawyer increases the odds of being able to stay in one ’s home . When tenants represent themselves in New York City , they are evicted in nearly 50 percent of cases . With a lawyer , they win 90 percent of the time .
 Why is having a lawyer so important ? The reality is that even the most mundane legal matters can require dozens of steps and complex maneuvering .
 In one study , researchers identified almost 200 discrete tasks that self - represented litigants must perform in civil cases – from finding the right court to interpreting the law , filing motions , compiling evidence and negotiating a settlement . Some of these tasks require specialized knowledge of the law and of the court system . Almost all require time away from work and caring for children . Many also require the ability to get to the courthouse , to read and to speak English or access a translator .
 The Access to Justice Lab at Harvard Law School has also tracked how labyrinthine the justice system can be . Just starting a routine process – like establishing a legal guardian for a minor – can take many steps , and even these can vary in unexpected ways , given the natural variation among judges and the particulars of a specific case .
 Regardless of the type of case , missing just one step could mean you have to start the process all over again or even cause the case to be dismissed , sometimes without the option to refile .
 People often quip that there are far too many lawyers . Yet the reality is that , while there are a lot of lawyers in certain geographic areas and certain specialties , in many rural areas – sometimes referred to as “ legal deserts ” – there are actually far too few lawyers .
 Our center recently published a map of Georgia ’s legal deserts . In our state , there are five counties without any lawyers at all and another 59 with 10 lawyers or fewer .
 To make matters worse , in many of those counties , public transportation and internet access are sparse , and a significant percentage of the population does n’t even have access to a vehicle .
 The Self - Represented Litigation Network , a nonprofit focused on reforming the system to help those representing themselves , has also used mapping tools to depict how access to the justice system can vary across the country and sometimes even within the same state .
 So , what do we do about the fact that the legal system is , for many people without a lawyer , nearly impossible to navigate ? We believe that it will take a variety of different approaches to solve this issue .
 Some experts , like John Pollock with the National Coalition for a Civil Right to Counsel , have focused on expanding the right to counsel in civil cases implicating basic human needs . Others have advocated for expansion of the right to counsel in lower - level criminal cases where the consequences – including obstacles to housing or employment , or deportation – can still be incredibly high .
 In Washington , nonlawyers can be trained and licensed to offer legal support to those unable to afford the services of an attorney .
 Still others , like Self - Represented Litigation Network founder Richard Zorza , emphasize simplification of legal processes , including changing or eliminating the procedural and evidentiary rules that make the process so difficult . For example , the Tennessee Supreme Court has approved plain - language forms and instructions , written at a fifth- to eighth - grade reading level , for use in uncontested divorces between parties with minor children .
 Maybe it ’s a matter of increasing available self - help resources or placing the onus on the courts and requiring judges to play a more active role in solving the problem .
 Which approach is best ? It may depend on the case – and an effective solution will include a combination of the above . Some cases will require nothing less than full - service representation by a lawyer , while in other contexts , streamlined procedures and simpler forms may be sufficient for pro se litigants to get a fair shake .
 Whatever the solution , the problem is clear : Self - represented litigants ’ grievances are real and , for too many , justice is out of reach .
 Is the Supreme Court acting less like a court ?
 What is a cohabitation agreement and do I need one ?


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A sturdy , non - bending aluminum shaft and two sturdy handles , one fixed to the shaft and one attached to the mop head , making it is easy to control how much moisture is left in the mop head , as it is twisted around the shaft .
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According to The recast of the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (2010/31/EU, EPBD), the Member States shall encourage the introduction of smart metering systems whenever a building is constructed or undergoes major retrofits. By 2020, it is expected that almost 72% of European energy consumers will put in place an intelligent meter for electricity while 40% will install one such instrument for gas.
Within its 48 pages, the document presents the specific actions that each USmartConsumer partner country has delivered, identifies the national regulations and outlines the offered smart metering services. According to the analysis, up to date, 80 million smart meters have been installed in the EU28 and Norway, which constitutes 30% of the overall European electricity metering points.
The USmartConsumer project is co-funded by the Intelligent Energy Europe Programme of the European Union and the partner countries are: Austria, Finland, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland, Spain and UK.
To download and read the full report, as well as to find more about USmartConsumer project, please visit the webpages at the links provided below.

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 Within its 48 pages , the document presents the specific actions that each USmartConsumer partner country has delivered , identifies the national regulations and outlines the offered smart metering services . According to the analysis , up to date , 80 million smart meters have been installed in the EU28 and Norway , which constitutes 30 % of the overall European electricity metering points .
 The USmartConsumer project is co - funded by the Intelligent Energy Europe Programme of the European Union and the partner countries are : Austria , Finland , Germany , Italy , the Netherlands , Poland , Spain and UK .
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For the 2018 Holiday Season, our firm collected enough toys for the Big Brothers Big Sisters of Long Island toy collection program to sponsor over 500 children. The directors of the program expressed their gratitude for our efforts to bring the spirit of the Holidays to children in need on Long Island.
On August 28th and 29th, more than 2 dozen backpacks and the school supplies needed to completely fill them were donated by our employees to Long Island Cares and the Long Island Coalition for the Homeless for distribution to homeless and at-risk children on Long Island.
In gratitude for our donation, Long Island Cares furnished Selip & Stylianou with a letter of recognition for our efforts!
The Book Fairies is a not-for-profit organization that collects reading materials for people in need throughout metropolitan New York. The reading materials foster literacy and academic success, provide a respite from personal struggles, and nurture a love of reading across all age groups. Since their inception in 2012, The Book Fairies has donated over 550,000 books to over 400 underprivileged schools and organizations across Long Island and the greater New York metropolitan area.
This year, the firm donated over 600 books, along with dozens of magazines! Selip & Stylianou was provided with a letter of recognition by the Book Fairies organization in gratitude for our donation.
St. Jude’s Ranch for Children recycles used greeting cards and creates new holiday and all-occasion greeting cards. Recycled cards are sold to support their programs and services for abused, neglected and homeless children, young adults and families. Starting in the month of January 2017, the employees of Selip & Stylianou will be donating their extra cards in order to support this charitable endeavor.
Founded in 1994 by Melissa Doktofsky, Toys of Hope supports over 65,000 needy children, their families and their pets every year. For 2016, Selip & Stylianou 'adopted' 5 of these families - in total comprising 5 adults, 10 children, 3 cats, and a dog - and was able to fulfill their holiday wishes.
America’s veterans are some of our nation’s bravest, hardest-working men and women. However, it’s hard to show them the appreciation they deserve when, back home and out of uniform, they’re more camouflaged than ever. Greenlight A Vet is a campaign to establish visible national support for our veterans by changing one light to green. Both our New York and New Jersey offices enthusiastically participated in this program for 2016, demonstrating our support for veterans and their families.
We hoped for 250 lbs of food, set a goal of 500, and almost doubled that!!!
This communication is from a debt collector. This is an attempt to collect a debt. Any information will be used for that purpose.

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For the 2018 Holiday Season , our firm collected enough toys for the Big Brothers Big Sisters of Long Island toy collection program to sponsor over 500 children . The directors of the program expressed their gratitude for our efforts to bring the spirit of the Holidays to children in need on Long Island .
 On August 28th and 29th , more than 2 dozen backpacks and the school supplies needed to completely fill them were donated by our employees to Long Island Cares and the Long Island Coalition for the Homeless for distribution to homeless and at - risk children on Long Island .
 In gratitude for our donation , Long Island Cares furnished Selip & Stylianou with a letter of recognition for our efforts !
 The Book Fairies is a not - for - profit organization that collects reading materials for people in need throughout metropolitan New York . The reading materials foster literacy and academic success , provide a respite from personal struggles , and nurture a love of reading across all age groups . Since their inception in 2012 , The Book Fairies has donated over 550,000 books to over 400 underprivileged schools and organizations across Long Island and the greater New York metropolitan area .
 This year , the firm donated over 600 books , along with dozens of magazines ! Selip & Stylianou was provided with a letter of recognition by the Book Fairies organization in gratitude for our donation .
 St. Jude ’s Ranch for Children recycles used greeting cards and creates new holiday and all - occasion greeting cards . Recycled cards are sold to support their programs and services for abused , neglected and homeless children , young adults and families . Starting in the month of January 2017 , the employees of Selip & Stylianou will be donating their extra cards in order to support this charitable endeavor .
 Founded in 1994 by Melissa Doktofsky , Toys of Hope supports over 65,000 needy children , their families and their pets every year . For 2016 , Selip & Stylianou ' adopted ' 5 of these families - in total comprising 5 adults , 10 children , 3 cats , and a dog - and was able to fulfill their holiday wishes .
 America ’s veterans are some of our nation ’s bravest , hardest - working men and women . However , it ’s hard to show them the appreciation they deserve when , back home and out of uniform , they ’re more camouflaged than ever . Greenlight A Vet is a campaign to establish visible national support for our veterans by changing one light to green . Both our New York and New Jersey offices enthusiastically participated in this program for 2016 , demonstrating our support for veterans and their families .
 We hoped for 250 lbs of food , set a goal of 500 , and almost doubled that ! ! !
 This communication is from a debt collector . This is an attempt to collect a debt . Any information will be used for that purpose .