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When we received this letter from a military girlfriend asking for advice on what to expect from military life, we knew we had to answer. We gave her some of our best tips.
Dear SpouseBuzz:
I am extremely new to the "military spouse" community and very passionate about learning the fundamentals. My boyfriend is active duty in the Army and the love of my life.
I am only 21-years-old, and with him being 25 and in the military for four years I feel like he is far more experienced in life than I. We plan on taking our relationship to the next level by moving in together next month (we both agree it's best before rushing into marriage) and soon after that decide on our future together.
A little about myself: I currently attend a local community college where I will receive my general Associate's degree after summer and plan to transfer to a four-year college the following fall. It is a goal and extreme passion of mine to become an educator myself.
I believe that my boyfriend is due to relocate around this coming up October and I am more than willing to go with him. One of my main concerns upon relocating is continuing school. My 3-year-old daughter does reside with me full time but I do not have a legitimate parenting plan in place with her father and me. I need some help with how that works as well, especially since I plan to relocate.
I guess my concern lies in what my life is going to be like after not only committing my life to him but to the military as well.
Nervous Girlfriend
When you're on the verge of possibly marrying into military life, everything can seem a little bit, well, foreign. We live in a world of uniforms, acronyms and marching orders. Our lives are often not our own, and we say "see you later" to our spouses for long periods of time, constantly praying that they come back to us safely.
There are a lot of things to learn about military life that will come over time. But there are also some things we think you should know from the start.
1. Your life belongs to you -- but his does not.
Being a member of the military is a 24/7 job. Work hours are often predictable -- but there can also be lots of field time with long hours and nights away. Sometimes life will be interrupted for Army needs. Family plans, approved leave and things you thought were for sure don't matter when the Army comes calling. These things can be really frustrating, but they are all a part of the job. They are easier to stomach, though, if you are expecting them.
2. There are benefits to service -- lots of them.
The military offers literally hundreds of family programs to support military spouses. Once you get married both you and your daughter will be able to receive military provided healthcare through Tricare, dental coverage through Metlife and a host of other benefits including use of the military's grocery store or "commissary," use of on-base recreation (known as Morale-Welfare-Recreation or "MWR"), money for education depending on your soldier's rank, career help, parenting support and more. None of these are available, unfortunately to girlfriends or even fiances. You have to be hitched.
3. You will want to figure out your custody situation ASAP.
Since I am not a lawyer or an expert in legal matters, I am going to suggest you contact someone who is about this one. However, I can tell you that it's important to get this figured out sooner rather than later. Military moves are complicated enough without custody drama.
4. You will move, and then you will move again.
For many military families, moving is just part of the fun of this lifestyle. For others, it's a chore. But for everyone, moving is what you make of it. You get to decide what attitude you have about the new place you're living. So why not choose to enjoy it? Explore your new area, see the sights, enjoy the outdoors and culture. Join the spouse club and make new friends. Make yourself get out of the house and get plugged in.
5. You will meet amazing people.
One of my favorite things about military life is all the really great people I get to meet. Because of the military I get to spend time with people I never would've crossed paths with otherwise. Military spouses are a loyal bunch. We know what it means to have to find new friends every few years.
6. Deployment sucks, homecoming is hard, but loving a military guy is amazing.
Here at SpouseBuzz we try to look on the bright side as much as possible. But we also don't deny the hard things. Saying "see you later" to your soldier is hard. Living without him is harder. Homecoming is an amazing, joyful time. But reintegration sucks. For each of these steps there are hundreds of spouses who have been there, done that and support each other through it all. And there is nothing like the pride you feel knowing that your soldier is serving his country and protecting YOUR freedom.
7. Building a career as a military spouse is really, really hard.
The bad news is that, thanks to frequent moves and different requirements in each state for licensing for jobs like teachers, as a military spouse building a career for yourself is going to be hard. The good news is that it will not be impossible. As you get ready to move you'll want to look into schools at your new duty station and make sure that the classes you are taking now are transferable to their program. The military has lots of scholarships available for military spouses (after you're married you can research them here) and the Defense Department is working with states to making transferring licenses, including ones for teachers, easier.
8. Prepare yourself for acronym city.
You've probably already noticed this about soldier. These dudes tend to speak in acronyms. After years of marriage and covering the military as a journalist I still find myself asking "what does that mean?!" But the best way to tackle the Great Acronym Mystery is to just ask. When your soldier, or anyone else for that matter, uses an acronym stop and ask what it means. There is no magic acronym dictionary that you can just download to your brain. Learning it all is going to take time.
These are just a few of the tips we have for a military girlfriend-turning-spouse. We know that the list could go on and on and on. What would you add?
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When the term Diya strikes in the ear, it automatically relates with the festival Diwali. The earthen lamp diya is the synonym of Diwali festival. You all are familiar with this beautiful handicrafts but do you ever thought about the significance of Diya AKA Deepak? No, then this Diwali know the Divine Significance of Diya.
History of Diya:
The history of Deepak revolves around the popular belief from the kall of Ramayana. In northern India, the tale tells about the holy lord Rama's return from 12 years of exile. And to celebrate that return of their beloved hero, people of Ayodhya lighted these earthen lamps in every single corner of their home and invites happiness and prosperity.
While in southern India the ancient story talks about the Goddess Durga's triumph over the evil demon Narakasura. This triumph of good over evil brings back the light of truth and knowledge to mankind.
Importance of Diya:
Although not only on Diwali, in most of the Hindu households deepak is lightened once in the morning and in the evening. The oil in Deepak represents greed, jealousy, hatred, dirt which are some common traits of human nature. While the wick of the Deepak is symbolized to self. So enlightening diya burns the evil nature of human and pushes it to the brightness of wisdom.
Moreover, Deepak is also symbolized as knowledge. Also, a house decorated with Deepak invites wealth and prosperity. It also signifies in the terms of brightness, as the festival was celebrated for the victory of good over evil so the light of Deepak symbolizes brightness of knowledge and wisdom over Superstition. Diya encourages everyone to choose the safe road in life that leads to serenity of mind and soul.
Next, comes is the various types of Deepak. Earlier the deepak were made from terracotta or river soil but nowadays there are many options available. But still, the traditional ones are still on trend and looks mesmerizingly beautiful in any ambiance. Some of the diyas have beautiful hand painted painting on it which makes it an adorable piece to show off.


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Tomáš Kysela
Chef at Cukrkávalimonáda
Prague, Czech Republic
My name is Tomas (Tomáš — including Czech diacritics) Kysela and I am a proprietor and chief-cook Cukrkávalimonáda. It is a small cafe and restaurant in the center of Prague. The unique method to translate my name into English is literally Sugarcoffeelemonade.
I was born in 1968 here, in Prague. Then it yet there was a socialistic country, and we taught Russian in school. I am very inspired by this great country, USSR, and consider that people which able to build it are indeed strong personalities. But will go back to my café.
Cukrkávalimonáda was founded in 2000. Soon after opening I decided independently to become at a flag and prepare to own guests. I thought of recipes, day after day, I had no previous experience, not official courses; I took not a single lesson of cookery. I simply wanted, that all was very delicious and wanted, that all, that is done in my cafe, it liked people.
Errors was followed one by one, I passed all process of organization of public food consumption, not having an experience. But I held eyes opened and listened all, with whom I had to co-operate: personnel, suppliers, friends, but also clients above all things.
And gradually, step by step I did exactly that, that wanted in beginning. My cafe so became successful, that about him set about a rumour on a few continents. My clients are the stars of the cinema, singers. Here for example now, the scenario writer of «Star Wars has dinner in a nearby hall». He is a permanent guest in Cukrkávalimonáda.
I always liked a simple home kitchen, regardless of it was prepared by my mother or one of old women somewhere in Sonth Italy. I use recipes, where no more than three ingredients. Power is in simplicity. Original taste of dish is so saved only. Yet I like to enjoy and discover the different tints of taste in a meal. Each of them interesting, it is very important, to catch a necessary moment, to enjoy these.
But my basic work, besides Cukrkávalimonáda is glassworks. Yes, I am a designer of glass. I like to draw my ideas by hand, by a pencil on a paper and give the drafts in one age-old glass factory in the north of Czekh. They with care behave to my sketches and always execute any my сranks
On a photo you can see, it is one of favourite desserts of my guests. It is my idea. When will be in Prague, necessarily make attempt this dish. It is very delicious.
And yet I very am proud of the traditional Prague dessert which is given in my cafe. It is the Prague strawberry pancake. He is a bit thicker, than standard, classic creps, and made from fresh eggs, flour and full-milk. I fill him curd, seasoned grated orange citron and pinch of salt. And three ingredients from above: fresh strawberry, whipped cream and leaves of mint.
Bon apettit!
About Restaurant:
Lázeňská 7, 110 00 Prague, Czech Republic
+420 257 225 396
As ones job should be both the pasion and the hobby, since the very opening of Cukrkavalimonada restaurant our cook tandem tries to bring you the maximal passion in every food served. Fresh pasta, salads or pancakes are just a bits of cooking art that you can enjoy at our place.


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We find that people can fall into the addiction trap with drugs they didn't expect could have negative consequences. That's why our Flunitrazepam addiction treatment Ontario service is growing. This drug is more commonly known asRohypnol. Although it is a safe sedative when used by prescription, it has addictive qualities when taken outside the doctor's guidelines.
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Abstract: The largest structures in the Universe -- Superclusters of Galaxies -- range in size from a few Mpc to the 'Great Walls' scale of hundreds of Mpc. What is the shape of these large structures -- are they filamentary in nature or are they flattened two-dimensional 'pancakes'? How do they form and evolve? Superclusters are typically dominated by clusters of galaxies, systems that serve as one of the most powerful tools in cosmology. What is the shape of clusters -- are they spherically symmetric or are they elongated? Are they aligned with each other on large scales? I present results that answer these fundamental questions, revealing the predicted shape and evolution of the large-scale structure in the Universe in the current popular cosmology. We show that the shape of clusters provides an interesting new tool in constraining cosmology, as well as provides clues to the formation and evolution of large-scale structure.
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Remember Popeye?? 7 facts about SpinachVegetable
Let's face it….Popeye is not the only one who loves his Spinach. You walk into a Mediterranean restaurant and what do you see as a side dish, a main dish and even as an appetizer?? SPINACH.
Spinach is one of the main foods in the Mediterranean diet, and it can help keep us healthy and strong.
Below are 7 Facts about Spinach
1. There are two varieties of spinach: older and new.
- Older types: die off quicker in warmer conditions; have narrow leaves; stronger and more bitter taste
- Newer varieties: grow faster in warm weather.
2. There are three basic types of spinach: 1) flat/smooth, 2) Savoy/curly 3) five star. You can purchase spinach at the market fresh, canned or frozen. (although you should NEVER EVER buy anything in a can).
- The flat/smooth type is easy to clean; usually found in canned or frozen; used in soups, baby foods or other processed foods.
- The savoy is usually purchased fresh.
- Five star usually has the seed with it.
3. Spinach has a high nutritional value and is extremely rich in antioxidants, especially when fresh, steamed, or quickly boiled.
4. It is a rich source of vitamin A (in lutein), vitamin C, vitamin E, vitamin K, magnesium, manganese, folate, betaine, iron, vitamin B2, calcium, potassium, vitamin B6, folic acid, copper, protein, phosphorus, zinc, niacin, selenium and omega-3 fatty acids.
5. Opioids which help to relive pain have been found in spinach. Are you feeling pain? Try spinach for relief…
6. Are you pregnant? Spinach is an excellent source of folic acid. It is important to know that boiling spinach can decrease the folate into half.
7. Spinach contains a high amount of iron and calcium but it is difficult for the body to absorb them due to the oxalate in the spinach.
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Pumpkin & Chocolate Loaf
Ingredients :
- 300 g Flour
- 125 g Salted Butter
- 1 tablespoon of Baking Powder
- 2 tablespoons of Cocoa Powder
- 1 tablespoon of ground cinnamon
- 1 teaspoon of nutmeg
- 200 g cooked pumpkin
- 100 ml of Buttermilk
- 150 g of Milk Chocolate
- 1 teaspoon of Vanilla Extract
- 175 g Caster Sugar
- 175 g Soft Brown Sugar
- 3 large Eggs
For the Ginger Icing :
- 1/2 teaspoon of Ground Ginger
- Juice of 1 Orange (40 ml Approx. )
- 200 g Icing Sugar
Method :
- Sift the flour , cocoa , baking powder , cinnamon and nutmeg into a mixing bowl.Mix together and set aside for later.
- Cook the pumpkin in a pan of water until soft, then puree in a food processor.
- Melt the chocolate in a bowl over a pan of boiling water.
- Mix the pumpkin , buttermilk , chocolate and vanilla extract together in a separate bowl.
- Put the butter (cubed) in to another bowl and whisk together with the caster and brown sugar until fluffy. Add the beaten eggs and continue to whisk.
- Add the butter and egg mixture to the bowl of flour and cocoa and slowly fold together, adding the pumpkin , chocolate and buttermilk mix gradually until all well combined.
- Grease a 12 x 25 cm loaf tin with some butter.
- Preheat your oven to 170 c.
- Pour the batter into the loaf tin , about 1" from the top.
- Bake in the oven for 1 hr.
- After 25 minutes you can cover the tin with foil if you think it is browning to fast.
- check with a skewer or a temperature probe by skewering it into the centre of the loaf. If the probe comes out clean the loaf is done.
- Cool in the tin for 20 minutes , then turn it out onto a wire rack and allow to cool.
- While the cake is cooling Zest 1 orange, then squeeze the juice.
- Add the Ground Ginger to 200 g of icing sugar then mix together with the Orange Juice to form a thick topping.
- Spoon the Ginger icing over the loaf and sprinkle with the Orange Zest.


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LEITNER, e-. iani Trea.,. .L ._________________________________________ ___ U A Resolution authorizing the conveyance of the lands, build- ings, properties, equipment and moneys to the order of the Florida Baptist Convention. WHEREAS, a proposition has been submitted to the City of Lake City on behalf of the Baptists of Florida, as follows; which proposition was duly accepted by the City Council of Lake City, Florida, therefore, BE IT RESOLVED, By the City Oouncil of Lake City, Florida, that in accordance with s aid proposition and the acceptance thereof that the lands, buildings, '"-ncludlnhg equipment and properties of every kind thereunto belong or in any wise incident or appentain- ing, together with the Fifteen Thousand Dollars in money, recently appropriated by the Legilature of Florida to Lake City, for educa- tional purposes, which lands are more particularly described in a certain deed of conveyance executed on the __day of A.D 1907, by the State Officials of the State of Florida, as members of the State Board of Education of the State of Florida, to Lake City, Florida, whichh lands and buildings were formerly occupied by the University of Florida, which deed of conveyance and the descrip- tion therein contained is adopted and referred to for greater cer- tainty of description and made a part hereof, and Be it further resolved that the President of the City Council of Lake City be and he is hereby authorized and empowered and is hereby directed to execute a deed to said lands, properties, and instrument of conveyance transferring and delivering the said fif- teen thousand dollars in money, in words ard figures as follows, to-wit;, and cause to be affixed thereto the corporate seal of Lake City Florida, and otherwise duly execute and deliver said deed to the parties of the second part as therein named, which deed shall be duly attested by the Secretary or Clerk of said City Coun- cil, in accordance with law. Be it further Resolved that the President of the City Council deliver the s aid when duly executed to to be held in escrow subject to the acceptance thereof by the Flor- ida Baptist Convention in convention assembled on or before the day of the A.D.1907, otherwise said deed of conveyance and moneys so placed in escrow shall be returned to the President of the councill of Lake City, Florida, at or after the first day of September, :1 ',I AI D. 1907. A. fl. 1907. Nice] S a.. I r ;!.. i) OQw, PROPOSED CHARTER OF THE BAPTIST CONVENTION COLLEGE. The undersigned hereby associate themselves together for the purpose of becoming members, under the laws of Florida that provides for the incorporation of corporations not for profit, with and under the following proposed charter: I. That the name of this corporation shall be "BAPTIST COIN- VENTION COLLEGE", and its business and affairs, as herein provided for, shall be conducted in the State of Florida and in other states of the United States of America, the principal office and place of business of said corporation shall be in Lake City, Florida. II. The general nature of the object of the corporation, es- tablished herein as hereinafter mentioned and set forth,to-wit: (a) That the object of this corporation is to incorpor- ate the undersigned associates and their successors in office and thereby become constituted a body corporate, with per- petual succession and, by the name of the Baptist Convention College, to establish and forever maintain a Baptist insti- tution of learning, at Lake City, Florida, which Baptist edu- cational institution shall be to promote the general welfare of education and to qualify its students to engage in the learned professions and other walks, callings and aims, and to honorably discharge other duties of life, and to promote pious and useful education in the Baptist denomination. (b) That the number of trustees of said institution of learning shall never be less than twelve nor more than eighteen, three-fourths of whom shall be members of the Bap- .ist denomination, of good standing in their churches, and wich number shall always include the President of the Baptist _________________________________ ~ it- - ;-:-/Sji (2.) Convention. The trustees named in this charter shall con- tinue in office until their successors are elected and qual- ified. Their successors in office shall be chosen and elected by the Florida Baptist Convertion, assembled at its next regular meeting. Three members of said number shall be elected for a period of six years, three members of said number shall be elected for a period of five years, three members of said number for a period of four years, three members of said number for a period of three years, three members of said number for a period of two years, and three members of said number for a period of one year and, there- after, their successors shall be chosen for a term of six years. (c) Any trustee ma :.be removed, for cause, on a three- 'fourths vote, at any duly called meeting of the trustees, after due notice has been furnished said trustees,of the proposed called meeting. (d) Said trustees shall have a common corporate seal, which may be altered by them at t eir pleasure. They may sue and be sued, plead and be iamo in their corporate capacity, and thereby shall have the right to thus receive and hold, to them and their successors, forever, any lands, tenaments, rents, chattels, moneys, gifts, bequests, endow- ments, and property of every kind whatever, which may be pur- chased by them, or may be devised, given, bequeathed or con- veyed to them for the use of said Baptist Convention College or any department thereof, and to sell, convey, rent, lease or otherwise use, or dispose of the same, at such time and in such manner and on such terms and for such considerations as to them may seem best adapted to promote the objects of their corporation. They may also adopt, make and, from (3) time to time, amend such constitution, rules, regulations and by-laws as their convenience may require, and are not incon- sistent and unconstitutional with the laws of the United States and of this state. (e) That the trustees of the Baptist Convention College shall have the power to establish, as their judgment and the exigencies may at any time require, and as their moneys and property may from time to time allow, and as a part of said Baptist Convention College, schools of every descrip- tion, in which may be taught all the branches of higher learning, which may embrace separate departments of litera- ture, music, and various branches of science, both abstract and applied, cultivation of the fine arts, and all other branches which may be included %-i.thin the propositions and objects, or to be determined upon by the trustees of said Baptist Convention College. (f) That all the institutions and schools provided for in this charter shall be located and built on lands conveyed and situated in Lake City, Florida, formerly occupied by the Florida University, or upon lands adjacent thereto or in the immediate vicinity thereto, which may hereafter be acquired by the said trustees. (g) That the trustees of said Baptist Convention College shall have the power to confer on such persons as may be de- termined deserving, such academic and honorable degrees as are usual and customary in other colleges. (h) That the trustees of said Baptist Convention College shall have the authority to,from time to time, prescribe and regulate the course of study to be pursued in such education- al institution and all terms attached thereto, to fix the rate of tuition, room rent and other requirements and neces- (4) sary expenses, to appoint the faculty, consisting of a pres- ident and other instructors, professors, tutors, agents and teachers for every grade, and any such other officers that may be needed in their judgment, in the management of the affairs and concerns of the institution, to define their powers, duties and employment, fix their compensation, to contract with and pay the same, to displace or remove either or all of such instructors, officers or agents, as such trus- tees shall deem the interest of such Baptist Convention Col- lege requires, to fill all vacancies among said instructors, officers and agents, to receive and erect necessary buildings, to purchase and from time to time, increase the liabilities of the institution, to purchase books, chemical and philosoph- ical apparatus and other suitabl-e means to facilitate inrstruc- tion, including the establishment of an astronomical observ- atory, with all suitable and convenient apparatus, to put in operation, if deemed advisable, a system of gymnastic labor, or otherwise, for the purpose of promoting the health of the students and lessening the expense of the education; to make rules for the general management of the affairs of said Baptist Convention College and this corporation, and to add, as the corporation may warrant and the interest of the public shall require, an academic and a high school and pre- paratory department, in which students may be prepared fur entering upon the college or other departments, or the same or any of them joined in one or additional departments for the study of science as applied to agriculture, or other science, or any or all of the liberal professions. (1) That the trustees shall faithfully fill all offices and agencies elected by them at the best of their judgment, manage, improve, repair ard equip its properties, and in I r I III (5) erecting suitable buildings and in keeping up the same, in supporting and paying the necessary instructors, officers and agents of the corporation, in procuring waps, charts, globes, philosophical, chemical, astronomical and other ap- paratus, designed to aid in the promotion of sound learning in the institution aforesaid and the several departments thereof. PROVIDED, that in case of any donation, devise, bequest or conveyance made to, or at any time hereafter to be made to said corporation of which the trustees named in this charter, or their successors, or any of them individually, may accept in trust, as in such donation, devise, bequest or conveyance may' be provided, vhicl tens and c-nditions so attaches pinall be observed oy t.he tru.;Lees nmed ihe. --in and their successors, and when accepted by said trustees, the said trustees shall be uhder obligations to devote, use, manage and apply such donations, devises, bequests and con- veyances in conformity with the terms of said instrument of conveyance. (j) That seven trustees shall be sufficient to consti- tute a quorum for the transaction of business, and should there be at any meeting an insufficient number to form a quorum, they shall have the power to adjourn from time to time until a quorum shall be had. (k) The trustees shall not have the right to be repre- sented or to vote by proxy. (1) The first meeting of said trustees, under and pur- suant to this charter, shall be held in the city of Lake City, Florida, on the daly of ._._ A.D. 1907, and all subsequent meetings of the trustees shall be held at such time and such place and on such notice to the mem- (6) bers as the trustees shall by rules and by-laws prescribe. III. The time for which this corporation is to exist is ninety- nine years. IV.' The names and residences of the subscribers are as follows: The affairs of the corporation are to be managed by a board of trustees of not more than eighteen or less than twelve, to be elected at such times and places as the Florida Baptist Convention uay from time to time assemble, and such trustees shall be elected by said Florida Baptist Convention. VI. The names of the officers who are to manage all of the af- I _ ~C--C-----U~--- ---..---- I --~ -~~ --I'C----~-l - -'~-.-----~- `-~- 1C - -u~ -.-.~-.--- ,,.,. ~,_, ,,,,.,, ~.~,,,_~., --. - ,,,.,. .,.,,,,,,,., -^,,-,.--.---.-- ., -----.,^.-.---- I- .-~-~-,~.- r~---~--- -.--- - --.- ------------- -Ir. I-.- --- - -- ---~ -r~--L--- -~---------~-, .-,,,, ,~, ,,,,, _~ ____ _ ,,,,,.,,,.,~, ,,,,. ,, - -~- -. -----r. u.- L-I-- -~ ~~--- ---.--~---- r-----l _,,.,,~,,,,,. -~~- ---~LI II---- ---~-- ----- -- ~- - ~------~-lr---~------r I.- ~,~,.,,,,-,, ,,,.-,-~---- I I I (7) fairs until the first election under this charter are __ ____ President, Secretary, __, trustees, Treasurer, and VII. The by-laws of the corporation are to be made, altered or rescinded by the board of trustees of the Baptist Convention College, which by-laws shall contain a provision that this charter shall not be amended so far as it relates to the man- agement and control of the Baptist Convention College, until said proposed amendment has been agreed to by the Florida Baptist Convention, which provision shall not be subject to amendment, alteration, or to be rescinded by said board of trustees. VIII. The highest amount of indebtedness or liability to which the corporation can at any time subject itself shall be One Million Dollars. IX. "The amount in value of the real estate which the corpora- M 0 1 - -~-----~-' I Il (8) tion may hold, subject always to the approval of the Circuit Judge, shall be One Million Dollars. STATE OF FLORIDA,) COLUAMBIA COUNTY. ) Personally appeared before me, the under- signed authority one of the subscribers to the foregoing proposed charter, who acknowledged before me that he is one of the subscribers to the said pro- posed charter, and who, being duly sworn, on oath says that it is intended in good faith to carry out the purposes and objects set forth therein. Sworn to and subscribed before me this day of A.D. 1907. Notar'r yPublic State of l-P-'o.iida at Large. bh 'p , *,** - -- PROPOSED CTARTTER alft TtMPTTST CWfVH-'4T.' COLLEGE. " The undersigned hereby assuocfiate henselves, t .retler or '*i *; I "(x-o-i L'-( >- **-"."< ,- ,^,:-"Y f .h".f.-'.. - the purpose of become g a~~a:IFe, ndor the lawa of fuiorida -pr-f--t 4-, with and vnder the following proposed charter: That the namme of th;, a corporation shall be "nTAPTn e4, -- L ."... .* :"COTJ,...JE E", and it:. busi -s : d S'.,- J.rs, a, 'l*ri:.n S" providedd for, shall b'e cnndcter r in tlie "'tate Lf "lurid, '.' ": in oth'r states of Lri,- liite d statess -"f kA";Or'c., h."-. wn:,!.;'. rinc ipln, offz.ce a i place o(' lhr' i. r:,s cf s:J i corporation i'1 1 be i.n I-ke (.:i'-, loriida. II. .- The general nature uf thc subject uf the corporation, ea- ...... ..... -a4-li .hed h rein as hereinafter mentioned and set-Torth, to-wit: (a) That the object of this corporation iw--t~--inerpor- ^^ 11. .. ...nd.f. telln&&aasuciatC. kAfnlc- Lhr.ir -encceBssor- Ii t.ff e .. ........ .. sr-ss t4Qg.1LLJ LoQ..Q0la.4 Lta titut.la-a.-by o- nrporat@, a t~t-,*r j;j1.A.g SfulsC-cessSn -ar4---A the nanree of -t he--7 101estteunv ertit n :"' to establish and furver maintainn ar *ar i-r imnti- '. .. tution of learning' at LalTe City, 'loridu, which bI44wi.. ..1;- .4'. national institution shall %e Lu promote the :,f'..rral ,clfA're of education and to qualify its :-tu.da U learned professions And other walks callinrts and- aima, and to honorably discharge other duties of life, .- L - '... i.) rhat the numhor of tru: teec: ouf sjd institute in f ,: ', "' '1' thall nU':o r 'e! aIes than t.relve nor m::u..r t.l..n ....... t:-b'.e.-fourthh .whoaa -lhall he member. uf ". - .' l~.sn, of good s standing in their churches, (a .: sh:'..:. always include th- Prusident of--- th .aptft-t Ck..., '. I(2.) C gpflftJJ I The trustees named in this charter shall con- J tlnue in office until their successors are elected ard qual- 4 ified. Their successors in office shall be chosen and elected by. the Plorida Raptist Convention, assembled at its next rom:ular meeting,. Three members of said number shall F e elected for a period of six years, t.hrrne :embers of said S., .. '. number shall be elected for a period of five years, three ".-':.: .--;. en bers of said number for a period of fAjr 'ears, three .::.' "l:e-._ber s of said nuLmbu fr or period of thres years, three .:. :kLbers o f said numib:!r for & period of two .,ears, and three 4 --'. :'"bers of said number for a period of one year and, there- S-:. ht ft:.. r, their successurn hall hbe chcos;n for a term of six *. (u) Any trustee a Ye raJ.ved., for caPse, un a tlree- rt ih vote, %t any duly called meeting of the trustees, d:.. ue notice h als 'ocn fi.rnished said truastees,of the 4. .-n: : .ned called m..:l..ti r,. S "." ', "I (d) Sfaid tr:.stecL sh*al ha-e a con-"nor corporate seal, Q. ,, .1'a .i u- he altered ti:.:.i,at t'he r, ple:iasure. The-. ma: $S- .- ,'".d b sued, pl- :d -,d : r, i. thai r c rporate c! a'citv, and there!-y. sball }'e -e ri-ht to thus receive :,. and hold, to them a.nd heir succescurs, forever, ar"r larnCs, :.-. : tenawments, rents, chattels, none:ys, gifts, bequests, -naow- ? .-.,.:,,...,: ..ents, .and property of every kind whatever, which .. 'i:, pur- S :'a~ ARd '*' thetn, or m1ay he devised, given, bvRql!eathed or con- h n ".m b,'....- I.- .... All *:, r .:he!:i f'or the use of said Tp;t;.t "cn-ontLg-n rfollege .... .-.ha.rt-. -I.-t thereof, and to sell, convey, rent, leauns | J,,,wA .^ r ,. -: ur dispose uf the same, at such tire i',d ........ ..... . ,, : :.,. n aer :. oun -s:ch ter 2 and for such cunsideraLions 'y "?. i!,-: :" '. ';- ':'"' . E ,'' ;..;E:...- ean best adapted to promote ith object of /. .S-? Tha .' '. , ake .-. ! :ration, They :ay ralso adopt, make Lna, (3) ti:.ne to time, aWOend such rosi. Jio.;Ltn, rul n* .. U .iunr and b'i'-l-S as their convenience :.s require, and ar2 n,-.t incun- A^J AL- , sistent u,4-;.l6:nsti t+.itI:.ti *-ms ". t:he laws of the United *t..t.es '.-. ii ,L sti..ieQ .. r .:. (t3) ',hhat :.'f tri.steeF- ,.f t..e .a--i~a -iAwrvrT'ttvi College 1 h t ... '." e li.h, st e r ; ri, t ,.' c. r xiefnci.- at LL. ..'- : e requi.e, nd a.'. t"eiri .oneyB .. .o t ." t i : ..11 "., .Id .,.: :- io.ri of R ^ 1;' ^ ;;1-'P.: 'r '. i 'i: 1 x .r-. :. _. ..o -.- dr c.L *'$Ys " f L te.- L .. uniC, *IuSad var'i us bhrkshu e- o-f svi eer ,--hoth f.e-wa4at A', u . t I ,,l., cul.i r o. .o-.rL ar n l f-tf- - ".,.j.; -..t u? n JV. C inw" -Ln l cll si . . . . . ... .. po er.o. .nfe o -l i - *n -u cm - i,| |~1l:l tea.. .. -. 1 5. -,. . .ixh e ne. :' . ,f .. 1 , , ,: .'.., ,j "4 .' ) ;hus(. '. .; tr^n-da l la t r fm s a J. d tr er e t o,-*?' V "oi x l let e ,. ',,..r.. ..... nd oh. h ,e q,.r .e.,'t' c a :,0 .8 -..,^ _._._ _ _ .._ __ __ta <_ __ _,_-_t_, _. I.x _:_ _.., : s"a W +.-. ,. ',f.' ::. )C G . J -AL .:; i.,'..',. ,!,.,k. A t eQ, t p r u d m c e u.u ;.,.,. .. + ,, : +; .,,,.1a e (4) *' it~, M S' 'S."' ... .. ... ..',".: ' - " A : : *.',.' *' ;. ." * '' '" . *' **... "J';" :""'.. ." ;v r' .. ' i, i,..'A ,,.:.. ..,. ,,,,-.. ., ,.,, / /' sary expenses, o appoint the faculty, consisting of a pres- \ f ident and other instructors, professors, tuturs, agei!ts and teac]Ler, for CveC Y rade, and any such cther Yfi'icers til.at vay he nued-d in 'their judgment, in the -ianagem.ent of the affairs and cunce ns of the institution, to define their S owers, duties and\.eamploy.ients, fix their compensation, uo r. ur:ract with a vi I-.) the su.e, to displace or re:aove either .. ll of such insztrLc tors, officers or .ents, as, uch tru- f'tj ei ;; shall deaim I;e itereut of such of UAc er!un Col- t *s equ a.Lcaa, to fill ll vacancies B.'u aid instructors, t, '.&'iicers and agents, to ecei ve and occt n-ecessiar-, 'uildin:s, .-."..... j .puirc'hase a'd from tiu to ti.e, r.crez.se tl-e liabilities i '.i :.' ..e inB;itution, to pur chase hook, chemical and philosoph- l apparatus an L-r s'..\ll ns t facilitate ij struc- v i.. nc' i ludin. Lhe establishIent t an astronomical observ- v.i .h all suitable L:d c nvexient auaratus, to put ..... ...p)er at. ion, if deemea advisabn e a sister~ or ;:,-mnastic I ;U'r or otherwise, for tih purt usc f proi'-.ting the health S.,tr.udents and lesseni.-._ '- :: ,\xp-.nse of til. edi.catiln; .i'. -rules for Lho general uana e.ient of t--e affairs of & ^ "' :.. ..>...".- \ ~ :.. a j f.aiJ C.nJeW ifon Cullege and this corporation, and to P iad"a, as the corporation j-a -warrant nd the interest ,f the Spu -ic shall require, an acdomic acnd\ high school and. pre- .)ara-tor' departti-.nt, in ich students ay be prepared fur Se colle or othcr depar rents, or the saie n; :' .: '0.-ined n one or additiuna departlients fur w.e as applied t agricult re, or other U.al of the liberal ..rofe iuns. I trustees shall faithfully ill all office. .. e ected by them tA best judgment, "-:",';", repair a d .-quip its property, nd in `'" 1 - 4.4,.: r. M.i ' , .... ..1 (5) C i p I 1 ilt.. r t' '"i'L.at even tr 'rtr? .11 'e -.. c' ,'.. .. .. - S *.."--lr,,.t ,or i *. t,rr,n...ct i, f '.u l tnren E?. *. X Ic: S'r'u rc t ha . .' .. ,,.' i '": ..... r. r the power io e ijo i:rn fr: i' l:.. to ""t.5d tr'tu!-t ,vQ n-:1, -- ter id in C c Q, i da. oT, 1.C7, S..etinras the trurjteen shal bhe hlcd AUlb. l lace and on such r.otice tu th' ;a.I,- 'r ...r & '.a p.i. .I ; '.ho oc ..:: ;. u '-- ir st t ..r t ,, '.. '. r " ec ..i 1t uit' L e I u r.t.i s and, i r.c rn- .~ ..,- e: i, T 1, o' os, .JI1.L tu.. L -. :...c v .: LL.ct2 n f *l.-'WJO. .: u L U. - ,. !k-; i s *!-)\ ..' i i r. the .Jru;:M i -. : ouini rni * . Q\ tJ' '.J . "'-:' ,, . .. > S .'. d 0 t U T .J .:. .. I 4 S"-.[. -' c, t c r ortJrl& .on cl .\'.ch j:. -. r s.'.e": .. a.. d ';..,. t <.r, or t:-M-ir suCeKc as.9 ui .'dV u*1 th'2 inci "1i. ully, c .pt. in trust, as in c' ci-Ti''. ioni, devise, bjqueat -ne,.. : e u :\, . "TIC S, l:' 'l bei t" E v d " ...., 'a -'.- ,,i '. ..... .i . r nuccensors, c-n& *:.'lnr cc -tled 10" Li;,:.c. .0 '-0 0 un.. L, L, .i. ..a ....... i s, C: J' r .'.*^ *. a ..'- i "^ r \ B ; jf,' t i :..-',: r- I, F ,?'.. .t.:;"... ,:, ; : .r ; vi +. .. ,L : a i t i : . -. (6) bers as: tr.o trucT.ees : hal by rul,'s and by-laws prescribe. ... III. I i . S. 1. . : ,. / .... 'Pre n. e, .;Lnd ri-:ide./ce., of Ut' .sutscribrs arE as follow;i *.,.- -. . ^.' ,,AN4j *. -. ------- ----.----- .----- ---- --- V$ -r., . :. .....:"..."'.'.. ... .................. -. .. _- .... __ -_-. -_ - .F ..:,.-"; ^ i' < #.', j, N. v. ... AR "VI . ~;Mart whr r 0 l -e--'- -- o- -.3 ,-. .. .. -- :;..".'t ... . . 4. ... .?, jijl7 -4ida I Ii A..l l,' .. ... .. .4 s trasu k. OMt~ lo- I.. ''V (7) fairs until the first election under this charter are P ~ 3 -r~ar d~~1 a r' ;:'. * 1 , t~' Vi A. 3gI 3t' ~ 'fa6 3 I .. ... . : . d or A-. .. - . ' ; : ,. : o i i --.-- -.". 1 3.. n 13 .33 3.,I .3. I (23. (3LA I - (I".I . 1 ; Li A!t i'.a~-. QCffI -x P C Ui I . . 1 ytil 1-. .1 ~.I S n, r h- i.' i :1'T .. 1 .,-. 1 I :lIs to ~'ltir aCtd r ..i.1in, or to be e scir -a C 'by sn.t 1 reLiIC i r'f * a *.* . . .. . .. :'. ; ^..: : ' p m,'"' : : f':: inde'-t~dness or liability to whh.ch *. (.,' ;i -i rc..., a', ary tiioe subject iTself pbiall be S '" .ars. S" IX. S.....:. L value of the real estate whici- the curpora- S *': ,.. '*'.. R . " : ~ ; L_ I 51 ;~ (8) tion tfWutY hkld, iraubieat always to, the approval :~t ~ *irr*' 4 04V RTATY -: LURDA ?'r naJ. 'a~ ...~rd eiIro no~, As urcuc-r r rribcrs L i'' fTureru jllc rupu 5u;d c r t .er acSknc Joedged rC3 ":0 tat' 4- > is Ofl2 of 'W Q nvwrcti' rs tu .1 WOO tflijn~ cI'rter, or h ~(uly sw. rn, UP CIA' W :3 t '-. V A b" t.. :1' :41 in ~;- !,.A. It vWtendcd in guod :ai th ;. ca-r u;t &rL r ocan wC, -:at- ............ ........... ..... ...... *.... . ' 4~. 43' ;1I I Itp c .4 I t.'31k7.#. ..*.. . . :br~-;.~: -:- In -7; ;j 1-~.`:, , 'Al'l 211~ T t e' .a I. I. *, 4, i .4.k f I 4.r. J"* 1I. 44t341 .. .4114 . ....... MN-. I -i~ 34 *t444. ~ j ~ l **4'-'" j4'4 4. ..4 1 NOTICE. otics in herebyr given that the undersigned intend to. aiply .-::'" to the Circuit TJdge, Honorable 3'. H. Palmer, Jud- 1 .. Circuit Court in and for the Third Judicial Circuit, '. .; ida, at ('ha-.obers, in the city. of Lake City, on the '"' dc- of A.D. 1907, or as soon thcr;.:af t' ', petitioners can be heard, for a charter, under the i. 1 , 7:lorida to incorporate corporations not for profit, under t}h *-.:0 Lrad st.'le Juf '-he eAPTIST C,)IrV1"TION' CULLATJG,, the object of '.7hich is to incurpurate certain na'.ned ietl.:.rs of '"T- 'oard of' Trustees and their successors in offi c., with por iet;al succession, to estaB"lish and fj'rever u.aintain as I-rrstees, a 'ptit t i.stiU L'.. t .u.nf o.-f" le a.rnii., at L -':e ,'j t.-, Florida, ,which shall he tu ;jrou2jote t"o "ieeral interiet:;'-i - ed ,c.-. -.ion, Alld i t o n a.ilf i i.; :. t:;de'nt : t. en 'a-2 in '1. loarnec. rrof-essions or U.t:Lr c:.ijloy.:.ents uf socit,.', u.*": to t ...( h honor-abl-- .. ful. .:.. -va .: u tl. e ,- o, .J ar -. t'L .,-roiulu e pioue ; ..ci u;ctjf l ._di.c At.:.n .i -. C. aenu..ir .. j, . "*. '*'' ; . - ,':., ::--.,'.'-.. .. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, TTv-I JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN ANTD OR TO jTA;. OF FLORIDA. * . . In re the incorporation ..;f the) rBaptist Convention College. ) PETITION. To the Honorable B. H. Palmer, Judge of sL id C C rt:- Lid CLrtrt: -- petitioners respectfully show unto your Honor that they r citizens of the State of Florida; that they have associated themselves together for the purpose of incorporating themselves 'U and their associates and successors in office, under the laws . of Florida providing for the incorporation of corporations not for profit, under the provisions of Chapter 3 of the Gen ral - Statutes of the State of Florida, with perpetual succession, to establish and forever maintain, as trustees thereof, a -. Baptist institution of learning, at Lake City, Florida, under and in accordance with the terms, conditions and provisions of the proposed charter, which is submitted herewith as "Ex- hibit A", and made a part of this petition. II. Your petitioners further represent unto your Honor that due nLotice of intention to apply to this Honorable C~'~ . for such charter has been duly published in __ --- __ a newspaper published i City, County of Columbia and State of Florida, as will me,. -A fully appear by reference to a copy of such notice and a pi. . of such publication attached thereto, submitted with this pe- , tition and made a part hereof, marked "Exhibit B". III. Your petitioners further represent unto your Honor that the proposed charter, during the time of said publica- tion, was on file in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit KSf '1 2. Court in and for Columbia County, in the State of Fl '.da, as will appear by evidence of the Clerk of t '". ..:';:,: . attached hereto and made a part of this pi-. "Exhiit ... Your petitioners, therefore, pray that .. tered by this Honorable Court, granting th..., . incorporating the Baptist Convention College, i'r . and purposes as set forth and contained in said pruA'J c ... ter, and your petitioners will ever pray. -- Counsel for petitioners. STATE OF FLORIDA,) ) COLUMIBIA COU.TY. ) Personally appeared before me, the under- signed authority, who being by me first duly sworn, says that he is familiar with the contents of the above. and foregoing petition, the proposed i i 3. charter, and the exhibits referred to in said petj. ..on, and that the matters and things therein contained ,r, , the best of his knowledge and belief. Sworn t-. and subscribed before me thi . A.D. 1907. ' Notary Public State -1 - at Large. . I9 j . - AC-1C /4' *~ ~ .. .L.. *. 2 s St~ate .rnhz OL k p p ;* S. . 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ROYCE, SECRETARY. R. M. BISSELL, VICE-PRESIDENT. THOSE. TURNBULL, ASS'T SECRETARY. Lake City, 7la., July 15th, 1907. Hon. W. S. Jennings, Jacksonville, Fla. Dear Sir and Brother: Youi reaseutar sas w-esrS riding last friday afternoon by the College grounds that somethi;-; was said about se- curing a man who could conduct a dairy and vegetable farm in the interest of the college. I have such a man now in view, wo :, that he is personally acquainted with jou, and he has ba highly recommended to me as a straightforward and upri .... able gentlemen. He has about irty head of fine cattle could bring to Lake City at once, he also thorough l the dairy business and vegetable business, his nai.. Centerville, Leon County, Florida. He has actae o a County Commissioners of Leon County, and is a pr, If you think it advisable I will write him and req. here on July 25th, or would it be better to take thaj later? He has several children he would like to ; at once, and his brother who would assist him, also :;as &- children to enter college. Please advise me. fr eternally yours, Dict. J.O.H.1 li -,ORGANIZED 1794. --- es- :(,s-- CHARTERED 1810. EASTERN DEPARTMENT. GEO. L. CHASE, PRESIDENT. CHAS. E. CHASE, VICE-PRESIDENT. P. C. ROYCE, SECRETARY. R. M. BISSELL, VICE-PRESIDENT. THOSE. TURNBULL, A,,T E CRETARf. Lake City, Fla., July 15th, 1907. Hon. W. S. Jennings, Jacksonville, Fla. Dear Sir: I ;*nd you h 1re;ith three sheets belonging to the Coll;e 1 papers, on ;vhich .ou will note slight changes. Page No. 7 of the deed has been changed very slightly will note second line from the top. The resolution h, changed slightly, You will please cut off the lo;.-,. page 2 of the resolution and substitute page 3 e: ,.. lower clause and page 3 which you now have. The placed in escrow in the hands of A. R. Wise acti? stead of The Stt e Exchange Bank as contempl"'ta. 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I Enjoyed my Tenure at the Arkadelphia Human Development CenterPosted Date: 09/12/2018
By: Johnathan Jones
My name is Johnathan Jones, I recently completed a 14 month stint as the interim superintendent of the Arkadelphia Human Development Center.
Describing the accomplishments center staff made during that time would take forever. I truly admire their determination.
Personally, I began working at a human development center years ago at an entry-level position. Though I now sit in a management role, I never forget what it's like to be a front line staffer.
That's why I often asked staff how they were doing. I also gave words of encouragement. I made sure they knew I appreciated their efforts. Our clients are precious. Front line staff are directly responsible for protecting, training, and making sure the clients are happy.
When I think of my time as interim superintendent, the prom is one of my favorite moments. One of the reasons why is because both residents and staff were partying without a care in the world. I couldn't have asked for anything more.
During the prom, which was our first prom at the AHDC, residents experienced an evening of class and excitement. They were glowing while wearing their tuxedos and dresses. They also got the chance to hear some of their favorite radio personalities announce the prom king and queen.
Everywhere I went that evening, I saw people hugging, smiling, or dancing. Yes, I was smiling, too. Especially while watching the residents' faces when they got out of the limos and entered the prom.
Even in my final week at AHDC, clients asked when the next prom would be and told me how much they loved being able to boogie on the dance floor. The newspaper article that showed their beautiful smiles still hangs on their bedroom walls. And, of course, I loved seeing staff have fun as well.
I used my time as interim superintendent to try and uplift our front line employees. I never hesitated to show my gratitude for their dedication and compassion.
I know for a fact they realized we all have the same mission: improving and empowering the lives of those we serve.


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I am renovating my bathroom (completely) the house is a 1930's end of terrace. The bathroom floor boards are a bit rough and like a patchwork quilt so I am considering removing them and replacing with sections of WPB (Waterproof Ply) 18mm thick. looking around there appears to be several kinds my thinking is that the more plys the better is the quality and strength but I would welcome some advice.
I'm not tiling the floor but considering using Amtico floor covering and considered that using ply instead of new boards to minimise the number of joints!
18mm is near to the thickness of the existing boards and some of the ones around the room edges are under the walls and not removable.


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North Dakota Palliative Care Task Force
The North Dakota Palliative Care Task Force is committed to improving the quality of life of those facing serious health conditions by promoting patient-centered palliative care and improving access to services. Although it is one of the fastest growing trends in healthcare, palliative care is often misunderstood. The task is set up to develop educational opportunities for providers, patients, and community members to help them clearly understand palliative care and the benefits it offers. The task force aims to increase awareness and utilization throughout the state of North Dakota to improve the quality of life of its citizens.
What Is Palliative Care?
Palliative care is specialized medical care for people with serious illnesses. It is appropriate at any age and at any stage in a serious illness and can be provided together with curative treatment; it is not limited to end of life. Palliative care promotes quality of life by addressing the physical, psychological, emotional, cultural, social, and spiritual needs of patients and families. It offers treatment of pain and other symptoms; relief from worry and distress of illnesses; close communication about goals of care; and well-coordinated care during illness transition. It also provides care across treatment settings and support for family/caregivers; and offers a sense of safety in the healthcare system.


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I just moved to my new house. Prior to my purchasing it, it was rat infested. I was told the attic is full of rat droppings and urine, so I'd need to replace the insulation. I also would like to have my attic, rodent proof.I wanted to take care of it, but was told that, specially because of the amount of rat droppings, that it was too hazardous. I've read of a company which takes care of all of that, but it's in a different state. I'd like to know if there's a local company that could take care of that.
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Depending on how severe the droppings/urine situation is (almost certainly have both, and the urine is usually the larger and harder to clean up issue), some insulation companies will handle modestly contaminated insulation - particularly the companies which use a super vacuum to extract the insulation because that makes it largely hands-free. But you would still need a rodent control contractor probably to do the decontamination of the vapor barrier/ceiling drywall and the framing before putting in new insulation.
Otherwise, for all but heavily contaminated material - many animal/rodent/pest control companies do this sort of thing - commonly removing a gable vent (or creating a hatch opening if no gable vent) to throw the insulation out the end wall into a chute down to a dumpster. Course, have the pest/rodent control contractor seal up the access points the rats were using, too.
For very heavily contaminated material - with a lot of urine contamination - sometimes even a rodent control contractor will not handle it (particuyrarly if the urine is prevalent and strong enough that it mandates hazardous waste protective gear and full-face respirator (as opposed to just fiberglass and dust protection tyvek coveralls and dust mask), then a Biohazard Remediation contractor is occasionally needed - normally only if a large colony (as opposed to a single family) or rodents has been living there recently or currently.
One other thing - if there is electrical runs in the attic, good idea - after the cleanup is done but before theinsulation contractor comes in to put in the new insulation - to have an Electrical contractor check out all the wiring for damage and replace/repair any chewed sections, because there are pretty sure to be some. One of the contractors (maybe the insulation contractor) should also be tasked with checking (after the insulation is all out) for chewed drywall and wood and piping and ducting, to be sure there are no openings from the attic to the house and no damage to venting pipes or ducts.
So - depending on how much a given contractor will take on, sometimes you end up needing a General Contractor to coordinate several subs to perform the different work. With mice and birds they tend not to make too much of a mess (and is commonly just on the surface of the insulation in most areas) and commonly do not chew things too badly - but with rats, squirrels and coons it can be quite messy and a lot of damage.
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It wasn't the events of September 11th that changed the world, but the events of September 12th and beyond, when the Bush administration took the world to war in response; that changed the world, and continues to threaten U.S. and global security, and shred U.S. democracy.
U.S. foreign policy still fails to incorporate the lessons learned from the Tet Offensive. The refusal to admit goals weren't achieved in Afghanistan is frustrating to say the least.


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I am a retired teacher who taught in various facets in the education community for 29 years. I have a degree in Education from Illinois State University, a Master's Degree from Northern Arizona University and Early Childhood and SEI Endorsements. During these 29 years, along with my teaching duties, I supervised various summer school programs, committees and received several honorable teacher recognitions. I also hold my Property and Casualty and Life and Disability licenses in the Insurance industry for the last 15 years and have been successfully working in Real Estate since 2007. This vast background adds to my credentials as a Real Estate Professional. I specialize in buyers, sellers, short sales, and relocation clients Valley-wide.
Why I'm Different…
I am able to leverage my experience as a successful teacher, licensed Insurance agent and Realtor to educate my clients on current market trends, potential insurance needs, and the entire purchase or sale process. I am known for outstanding client service, 24/7 availability, and working hard with my clients best interest in mind to negotiate the best deal possible. My clients know it is not about the sale, it is about finding the perfect answer to their Real Estate needs. Integrity and Honesty are traits I hold in the highest regard when working with them. I don't consider them my customer; I consider them my client and hope to have a lifelong working relationship.
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My husband and I are firm believers in giving back and are very passionate about education and helping kids. After a personal experience which left our 10 year old daughter in the hospital for a very long time we saw the need for kids to get help with school while in the hospital. They need this help to keep up while out and find some sort of normalcy while in the hospital. We created a school located in Banners Cardon's Children's Hospital. Through our work and philanthropy we have been successful in keeping 2 full-time teachers employed and helping sick kids. Our goal is to ensure that children who spend extended time at the hospital do not fall behind in school and have the best opportunity to complete their education on time.
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Do you want to know the single best and easiest way to get people to read your online articles or blogs? It's simple. Adding visual content. According to Quick Sprout, posts with an image get almost 100% more views than posts without them. It is not difficult to imagine the ROI/ conversion on a post that gets that many more views.
Many ways exist for a business to add images to their content. Much of the time, the go-to plan for the use of images is to add pictures to a blog post or article. Those certainly count as viable options. However, to get the full impact of image-use, it's important to understand the many to add content. This post covers some of the psychology behind using images. Additionally, the types of images that can be used to create greater engagement.
Images Orient Us
According to Business 2 Community, 93% of all communication undertaken by the human species is visual. Our brains have been wired by evolution to process images before they process anything else.
In fact, our ability to speak words isn't even one of our innate cognitive abilities. That ability came much later as the brain developed evolutionarily. To give you a comparison, the human brain's capacity to process an image is 60,000 times faster. That's right, 60,000 times faster than its ability to process text. Verbal language without context is meaningless. It's the pictures that give our content meaning.
Additionally, multimedia learning theory shows that people learn faster from the combination of words and pictures than they do from words alone.
Is it any wonder that blog posts with images do so much better than those that don't have images? Any informational source that doesn't employ the use of images won't reach all viewers. Because of the swell of information on the Internet, people how very short attention spans.
Now, you know how critical it is to include imagery in your content marketing materials. The next few sections will give you some ideas about places you can use images in your marketing.
1. Use Personal Images
People respond to photos, especially if the images are personal, instead of stock photos, according to Neil Patel. That means that your story about some local attractions for your travel blog should include original photos.
If time and budgetary constraints prevent you from taking the photos yourself, Patel recommends that you use sites, like Flickr. A good portion of the time, you can use those photos for free as long as you give the proper citation for them. Personalize the images even more by putting them through image-editing sites, like Canva. You can add words, geometric shapes, and other visual elements to make them stand out.
As well, you should keep in mind that if you include written features, like testimonials. Include a photo of a person for a conversation rate that's 103% higher than other types of testimonials.
2. Branded Video Content
Video killed the radio star, as the saying goes. As a Forbes article points out, it's also taking a bite out of the blog market as well. Much of this has to do with how popular video-hosting sites, like YouTube.
These videos don't have to be complicated. You can make videos of interviews that feature some of your key players. It's also possible to repurpose content, like blog posts. Turn that information into informative videos. If your company does a charity event each year, put out a video that highlights some of the activity from that event.
3. Colorful Infographics
If you do choose to write a blog, spice the blog up with infographics. These allow you to share your content in a way that's easier for users to digest. Also, you'll encourage your blog readers to share. Infographics are infinitely shareable.
Be sure to include colors on the infographic. While you don't want the image to be too busy, you do want the piece to grab people's attention. Colors grab people's attention. Colors increase readers' willingness to stop and look at 80%.
And consider this. Almost all the information that hits the brain – 99% of it – gets filtered out by the brain. The 1% that does get through the brain's filters are usually image-related, including infographics. Colors will also help the image stand out.
Final Words
Using images in your content marketing increases the pull of that market by manifold. Given that our brains are designed to understand visuals before anything else, it only makes sense to put pictures with words. This combination allows people to take in the information on your blog or in your video. Posts that include some visual also encourage social sharing. This improves the reach of your content and your ROI.


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MacArthur Park Apartments
700 East 5th Street
Washington, MO 63090
Professionally managed by:
Hamilton Properties Corporation
Contact: Tammy Zeugin
Inquire About this Property
The structure was originally built in 1925 for The Fore Shoe Company by Lohmeyer and Schulte Builders. After falling into a dormant state, Baron Design & Associates designed the renovation and was instrumental in the building being placed on the Historical Register. MacArthur Park, as it is known today, is a complete conversion and rehabilitation of the old shoe factory into affordable housing units specifically designed for seniors. MacArthur Park is perfectly located in the heart of desirable amenities: medical, shopping, theaters and even the Community Senior Center.
- Units ~ 57
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Performances will take place Sept. 29 (2 PM) and 30 (11:30 AM and 5 PM) at Manhattan Theatre Club's Creative Center, 311 West 43rd St. (Manhattan Theatre Club is not affiliated with the reading.) Admission is free to NYMF members.
The cast includes DeeGee Brandemour, Brad Coolidge, Bernardo De Paula, Brian Earp, Paul Jackel, Bruce Kimmel, Joseph Kolinski, Georga Osborne, Catherine Remmert, Jonathan Richard Sandler, Maureen Silliman, and Jessica Skerritt.
This sci-fi musical romance starts off in Spring 1983 in a Sierra Nevadas trailer park. Teenager Alex Rogan's hardworking, unrewarded life takes an unexpected turn when he breaks a video game record and is spirited away by the game's inventor, the alien huckster Centauri, to fight for the Star League in another galaxy. Beta, a body double droid, covers Alex's absence with his mother, brother and beloved girlfriend Maggie while Alex battles the evil Zur and the Ko-dan Armada. Comic misunderstandings between Beta and the trailer park residents (and shape-shifting alien assassins in pursuit of "Alex" on Earth) alternate with Alex's heroic achievements as the universe's last hope.
The creative team includes Skip Kennon (music and lyrics), Fred Landau (book), Jonathan Betuel (original screenplay), and David Bennett (director).
Skip Kennon wrote the music for the one-man musical Herringbone (Playwrights Horizons, Hartford Stage, Edinburgh Festival, Philadelphia's Prince Music Theater, Chicago's St. Nicholas Theater), and the music and lyrics for Blanco (Goodspeed Opera House at Chester, National Alliance for Musical Theater, National Music Theater Network), Feathertop (WPA Theater, Pennsylvania Stage Co.), and Time and Again (Manhattan Theater Club, San Diego's Old Globe Theater, Eugene O'Neill Center National Music Theater Conference
(Playbill.com is a media partner of the New York Musical Theatre Festival 2006.)
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Creation – Create a new product or a new business.
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Benefits of Brand Extension can be seen with this example. Note how the Olay brand (originally Oil of Olay) entered the soap business:
Benefits and Risks of Changing Consumer Perceptions
Much has been written as scare tactics about the negatives and risks of brand extension. In reality, if a brand extension is so off target or lacks fit and or leverage, it likely will fail and do little damage. Most of these misfires die in limited test market anyway.
Note how Cuisinart which was a food processor has extended their line into a variety of product categories.
As noted, the opportunities available to a company depend on how they define their business and Cuisinart made a conscious decision to extend the brand. The downside risk is that Cuisinart food processors share of market might decline but the vast increase in sales and profits from the brand extensions meant the trade-off was worth it.
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Senate Committee Approves Bill Cutting Ed. Dept. by $1.7 Billion in FY 2016
Amid calls from Democrats to begin negotiating new budget allocations, the Senate Appropriations Committee approved a fiscal 2016 spending bill Thursday that would make deep cuts to federal education programs.
"Obviously there are a number of things we don't agree on," said appropriations subcommittee Chairman Sen. Roy Blunt, R-Mo., referring Republicans and Democrats. "One is whether we should mark up to our allocation or not, and we do mark up to that allocation. Obviously that has consequences."
The proposal, which would provide $65.5 billion for the U.S. Department of Education, a $1.7 billion cut from fiscal 2015, passed on the party-line vote, 16-14.
"While the allocation is tight, the good thing about a tight allocation is it makes you look carefully at the choices that need to be made," Blunt said, underscoring that the funding bill also provides increases in spending for Title I for low-income children, the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, and charter schools.
In addition to cutting funding for various education programs, the bill would also eliminate 10 programs entirely, including Investing in Innovation, Striving Readers, and Preschool Development Grants. You can read the details of the appropriations bill here.
Democrats agreed that the GOP spending plan was much less harsh on education than the proposal from House Republicans, which would slash funding for education by $2.8 billion and eliminate 20 programs entirely.
But Democrats on the committee still attempted to restore funding for a host of programs that were either eliminated or gutted in the Senate appropriations bill, which also includes funding for the Department of Health and Human Services and the Department of Labor.
Sen. Patty Murray, D-Wash., offered an amendment that would significantly increase funding for the Education Department and restore the programs eliminated. Among other things, the amendment would include $425 million for competitive grants, $750 million for Preschool Development Grants, and $300 million for Investing in Innovation.
The amendment failed on a party-line vote, 14-16.
Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill., offered the only other education-related amendment during the markup, one that would strike a policy rider from the spending bill that prohibits the Education Department from implementing any higher education regulations until Congress reauthorizes the Higher Education Act. The intent was largely pegged to the department's gainful employment regulations, meant to eliminate bad actors in the for-profit college industry.
"Make no mistake, the rider which they inserted in this bill is for their industry almost exclusively," Durbin said.
Durbin's amendment failed on a party-line vote, 14-16.
Like the markup in the House Wednesday, members on the Senate appropriations committee emphasized the need for a budget deal that relinquishes the self-imposed across-the-board spending caps known as the sequester.
"First and foremost, [the Senate appropriations bill] doubles downs on the automatic budget cuts that Democrats and Republicans agree are terrible policy and should have never become law," Murray said. She noted that the budget deal she struck in 2013 with then-House Budget Chairman Paul Ryan, R-Wis., expires at the end of this fiscal year, Sept. 30, and needs replacing ASAP.
"That deal expires this year, and until we reach another one, each of these bills... has no chance of becoming law," she said, noting that the president has said he plans to veto any spending bill that holds to sequester-level funding.


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Korean companies are coming out with competing "smart phones," including the one held up by the girl on top, and the two held up by the other girls on the bottom. They do some neat things, I'm pretty sure.
But I'm here to tell you, don't buy an iPhone. Probably. I'll tell you why in detail later (and it has nothing to do with promoting Korean products or falling for the three women in the above photos). It involves figuring out whether the things that make it so neato if you have one here in the States will be available if you're in South Korea. Like finding the closest Starbucks through Google Maps, or using the AroundMe application to find the closest bank, or being able to use the thing as an impromptu GPS device.
You're a fool if you pre-order. Go to the Apple Store in the COEX mall and play with the danged thing and see if it has what you want it to. I'll try to explain in the next few days when I do a rundown of the different features, to give you a chance to check if those things are available in Korea and in a language you feel comfortable with.
I love my Mac and I love my iPhone, but it's not for snobbish reason. I love my Mac not because it makes me looks smart, but because it allows me to compensate for my deficiencies, like not having the patience to wade through arcane computer set-ups. I love my iPhone not because it makes me look cool (I'm either so cool I don't need that an iPhone would be redundant, or I'm so hopelessly uncool an iPhone would make no difference), but because it does funky little things I enjoy and it allows me to check my email and look things up on the Interweb whenever I feel like it. It makes arguing stuff so much more efficient when you can, in real time, go to Wikipedia and see who really is right about whether Nixon's dad grew citrons or lemons up there in Yorba Linda.
At the same time I love the things that Steve Jobs throws our way, I am no proselytizer for all things Apple. I will dispassionately tell people who eye my MacBook Pro that, no, they should buy a PC instead. Especially when they know nobody personally who can walk them through the switchover process. I'll tell people the same about the iPhone, especially if they are the type who really won't likely take advantage of all the neat things you can do with your unlimited data plan. Just 'cuz it works for me, doesn't mean it works for you.
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