Another day, another unfinished page going up late. Well, THIS time I've actually got a pretty darn good excuse. You know that extra Far Out There Patreon comic I've been promising to get to for, like, months? I'M FINALLY GETTING AROUND TO IT! ...sort of. Just head over to Patreon to see what I mean (unless you aren't donating anything, in which case you probably already skipped over this paragraph, so I don't know why I'm still going on about it) The point is, I'd already drawn more than a full week's worth of comics before I even STARTED on any of this week's comics. And then everything got late and I needed sleep and here we are. As usual, I'll have the finished, colored=in version up by tonight.
Unfortunately, all that mess means I wasn't able to get today's Voting Incentive up by the time I write this. It's IS drawn, though, I just haven't colored IT in either. I'll get it up right after I get the finished version of the comic posted. If you want a Voting Incentive fix to tide you over, though, I got another batch of pages ported over to the new Incentive Gallery. I've finally started to scratch the surface of The Killer Station of Deadly Doom, so if you wanna relive the beginning of that (and see some shiny new author comments) head on over!
EDIT: Okay, new Incentive is up, and it's a call-back!
Maybe it'd be better for new readers if you linked to the first page of the new batches, rather than the last one. Someone might encounter spoilers if they skip 30+ pages forward each time.
Yay, my submission is happening!
But I have a job now, and thus I probably don't actually have the time.
SS: It's about time, right? Sorry for the delay.
Also, yeah. I thought about doing something like that myself, but I don't have time either (and this IS my job). Also, it's too bad I never wrote down my original notes that went with the pages on TWCs. I have no idea what I most of those even were.
Fellow: Oh, that's a good idea. SmackJeeves doesn't seem to have a specific "start on this page" option (I think I can just set it from "start on lates page" or "star on first page") but I can totally post a direct link pf my own next update.
@seros senric: There's really only one solution: you're going to have to quit your job to have more time to devote to commenting.
Stilez: Clearly she's bewildered - she's never had a fangirl before. So far her choices have only ever been 1.Ichabod-friendly but terrified 2.Tax 3. People attacking her 4. People running away screaming.
Then again, even a normal person would be easily bewildered by Tabitha.
Bridget: I love her reaction. Of all the ravenous monsters and killer robots she's encountered - this is probably the most shocking, horrifying thing that's ever happened to her!
@Incentive: Tabitha working in her lab and forgetting to eat for days actually seems quite plausible. Combined with her normal energetic personality that burns 10000 calories a day already anyway. Just don't let Stilez see them in those costumes.


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May 15 is National Peace Officers Memorial Day. Let's take a moment to thank and recognize those who protect our communities. Enjoy!
Dennis Ross, a lawyer in Lakeland, Florida, was elected as a Republican to the US House of Represented in 2010, and served Florida's 15th Congressional District for eight years. He is now a Distinguished Professor and Director of the American Center for Political Leadership at Southeastern University, and a Board Member of the Former Members of Congress Organization. He may be reached at daross@seu.edu
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The Most Popular New England Patriot Isnt Brady or Gronkowski
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Boston Bruins defenseman Zdeno Chara has earned the top spot on Brand Affinity Technologies' monthly ranking of Rising Sports Stars, which calculates those with the most significant leap in popularity during the previous thirty days. The NHL All-Star Team Captain shattered his own record for the 'hardest shot' in the NHL last Saturday, firing a rocket that was clocked at an incredible 108.8 miles per hour.
New England Patriots linebacker Brandon Spikes slides in at number two with a solid fifteen tackles, one sack and one interception in the postseason. Miami Dolphins wide out Brandon Marshall's record day included six receptions for 176 yards in last Sunday's Pro-Bowl, securing him as the game's MVP, leading the AFC to victory and landing him the number three spot this month. NFC Championship game hero Devin Thomas of the New York Giants, Australian Open winners Victoria Azarenka and Novak Djokovic, and Rolex 24 at Daytona champion A.J. Allmendinger highlight the individual sport athletes peaking right now. Jodie Meeks' three-point prowess has helped the Philadelphia 76ers emerge as a surprise team in the East and Indiana Pacers Danny Granger's high scoring month was not overlooked. The full list and additional details are available here
February 2012 Rising Sports Stars
1. Zdeno Chara NHL (Boston Bruins)
2. Brandon Spikes NFL (New England Patriots)
3. Brandon Marshall NFL (Miami Dolphins)
4. Hope Solo WPS (U.S.A. National Team)
5. Victoria Azarenka WTA
6. Devin Thomas NFL (New York Giants)
7. A.J. Allmendinger NASCAR
8. Jodie Meeks NBA (Philadelphia 76ers)
9. Danny Granger NBA (Indiana Pacers)
10. Novak Djokovic ATP
"With athletes across hockey, tennis, soccer, football, basketball and auto racing, this impressive array in athletic talent presents a wide range in opportunities for brands to utilize key names in the local advertising space that are poised to deliver a strong return," said Ryan Steelberg, CEO of Brand Affinity Technologies, which calculates the monthly Rising Stars ranking. "
Brand Affinity Technologies (BAT) calculates daily consumer affinity based on a proprietary combination of media exposure, performance, awards, popularity, engagement, and fan base, among other indicators, for more than 45,000 athletes and celebrities. The list identifies sports stars with the greatest leap in popularity over the prior 30 days. A meteoric rise may indicate a standout on-the-field performance, off-the-field achievement, or emergence from utility player to celebrity.
Rising Sports Stars lists go live at the start of each month; subscribe to BAT's Twitter feed at @BAT to learn when new lists are posted.
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Founded in 2007 by Ryan Steelberg (CEO) and Chad Steelberg (CTO & President), Brand Affinity Technologies (BAT) (http://brandaffinity.net) unlocks the marketing power of celebrity through unique endorsement platforms, interactive experiences and comprehensive research. BAT's Endorsement Platform, which provides daily analysis of more than 45,000 celebrities and athletes, along with the ability to identify, license, and activate talent for cross-media advertising campaigns, is currently utilized by companies such as AT&T, Comcast, IHG, Intuit, Ford, Samsung and Sony. BAT has exclusive representation agreements with more than 4,000 athletes and celebrities, such as Super Bowl MVP Drew Brees, among others. BAT also leverages its research and technology engine to engage consumers directly through Fantapper (www.fantapper.com), a free download that brings interactive apps to celebrity content across the web. Fantapper currently features the exclusive content of such stars as Nick Cannon,Peter Facinelli, Ashlee Simpson, Pete Yorn and more. Fantapper gives users immediate access to celebrity and athlete YouTube videos, Twitter and Facebook feeds and more all through whatever site they happen to be visiting.
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Diplomacy, not war, goal of Iran deal
In the years to come, President Barack Obama's nuclear deal with Iran will be judged by one standard: Whether it prevented the Islamic Republic from developing nuclear weapons.
Diplomacy, not war, goal of Iran deal In the years to come, President Barack Obama's nuclear deal with Iran will be judged by one standard: Whether it prevented the Islamic Republic from developing nuclear weapons. Check out this story on Freep.com: http://on.freep.com/1Mvpr35
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President Barack Obama answers a question during a news conference in the East Room of the White House in Washington, Wednesday, July 15, 2015.(Photo: Pablo Martinez Monsivais, Associated Press)
In the years to come, President Barack Obama's nuclear deal with Iran will be judged by one standard: whether it prevents the Iranian government from developing and deploying nuclear weapons.
Obama and his allies — who include British Prime Minister David Cameron and German Chancellor Angela Merkel — insist that the deal blocks every path to that destabilizing development.
The agreement sharply limits the amount and grade of uranium Iran can possess or enrich and shutters most of its centrifuge manufacturing facilities. Iran has agreed to relinquish 97% of its uranium stockpile; the uranium it retains can be enriched by just 3.67%, well below the weapons grade of 90%.
In return, Iran will be freed from economic sanctions that have dealt serious damage to its economy — if, Obama says, the country meets key terms of the deal. Its provisions provide oversight of Iran's nuclear programs for 15 years, and in some cases 25, and increases the amount of time it would take Iran to develop a nuclear weapon to one year.
That Iran adheres to these terms will be assured, the president and his allies say, by regular, stringent inspections.
And this is the deal's weakest flank. The U.S. and its allies began the negotiations by asking for "anytime, anywhere access" to Iran's nuclear sites, but the country's Revolutionary Guard resisted inspections at military bases. The compromise struck allows International Atomic Energy Agency inspectors access to any location in Iran, including military bases; the IAEA must make and explain its request in writing, and Iran can impose a 24-day delay before such an inspection occurs. It's not ideal. But this is how deal-making works.
Critics say such delays would allow Iran to hide evidence of malfeasance, pointing to past subterfuge aimed at concealing such activity. But others familiar with monitoring technology say that the inspection terms are sufficient. Iran will also comply with an additional IAEA protocol that imposes a higher level of scrutiny, including making import records available to inspectors.
The strength of the deal is the incentive it provides the Iranian regime to keep its side of the bargain: The agreement contains a "snap-back" provision that would reinstate the sanctions, should Iran fail to meet its obligations. The deal's opponents also say that unfreezing Iranians assets will make it easier for the country's leaders to fund and supply terrorists in the Middle East unrestricted.
Obama argues that such activities must be contained by different mechanisms, and argues that normalizing economic relations with Iran will give it a greater stake in global stability and discourage support for terrorists.
Obama now must seek approval from the U.S. Congress, where Republican lawmakers have already vowed to scuttle the deal. Some are genuinely concerned that it does too little to contain Iran's nuclear ambitions. Others are spoiling for a military confrontation with Iran, and seem disappointed that this week's nuclear pact may postpone, or even avert, such a showdown.
But going to war with Iran would hardly provide the greater stability critics of the deal purport to seek. The U.S. has long held — and should continue to maintain — close ties with Israel, and that nation opposes this deal. Yet at this time, we see no other viable path.
Iran is a sprawling nation with a large economy; marginalizing it is not a sustainable option, and provoking a military conflict with its incumbent rulers would be reckless. U.S. efforts at regime change in Iraq mired us, and that country, in more than a decade of strife, with no end in sight.
War is the ultimate failure of diplomacy, British politician Tony Benn once said. Right now, diplomacy holds the greatest promise of success.
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Current Club Foundation Trustee Virginia Wade and Foundation Past President Becki Roberts
To provide leadership, perpetual funding and the resources necessary to support the diverse humanitarian efforts of the Rotary Club of Sacramento in local and world communities.
To provide the Rotary Club of Sacramento with the means to realize extraordinary accomplishments through the Foundation's stewardship of a self-sustaining fund, with a focus on supporting youth.
Since its founding in 1971, the Rotary Club of Sacramento Foundation has proudly served the Sacramento community and has donated more than $4 Million to local and international projects. The Foundation is a California nonprofit organized by members and is qualified as a 501 (c)(3) charity.
Internationally, the Rotary Club of Sacramento Foundation supports efforts to provide clean drinking water to villages and communities in Africa and Asia, with the Rotary International Foundation providing matching funds. We continue to support international initiatives to combat illiteracy and diseases and to surgically repair cleft palates.
New in 2017, the Foundation began supporting our Rotary District 5180's collaboration with state and local agencies and nonprofits to address the needs of victims of human trafficking – an appalling criminal industry that enslaves millions, the majority of which are women and children.
The Foundation has four principal functions:
Receive community-service funds generated by our Club and to distribute funds for charitable purposes;
Receive gifts, bequests and other funds intended to become a part of the endowment fund;
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Inform new members, incoming Club Board Directors, and Club members at-large regarding the Foundation, its mission and its operation.
The Foundation is governed by a Board of Trustees, who are appointed from the Club by the Board of Directors upon recommendation from the Club President-Elect. The President and President-Elect are ex-officio members of the Foundation's Board of Trustees. Our Club Manager serves as the Secretary and Assistant Treasurer of the Foundation.


Clay Duke posted violent manifesto on Facebook before Panama City shootings.
A quick Google search of "suicide note" and "Facebook" reveals that more than a dozen people who recently committed violent acts against themselves and others first announced their intention on the social networking site. It's likely that dozens, perhaps hundreds, of other examples have not gotten public attention.
With a fraction of the enormous resources devoted to targeting advertising to its 500 million active users, Facebook, as well as YouTube, MySpace and other mega online communities, could begin saving lives tomorrow by implementing systems that immediately flag and capture postings and status updates threatening violence and notify emergency, crisis response, or law enforcement.
Lita Broadhurst posted suicide note on Facebook before jumping to her death.
We'll never know if such a system could have helped protect U.S. Representative Gabrielle Giffords today or save the lives of Chief Judge John Roll, Gabe Zimmerman, or any of the others killed in the violent rampage outside an Arizona grocery store, including a nine-year-old girl.
Facebook, YouTube and others who have generated billions in revenues building and selling to online communities have the resources today to help make sure we don't have to wonder tomorrow.
Seth Eisenberg is President of the nonprofit PAIRS Foundation in Weston, Florida, an industry leader in relationship and marriage education.


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The Refinancing Boom and the Financial Crisis
Rising home prices, falling mortgage rates, and more efficient refinancing lured masses of homeowners to refinance their homes and extract equity at the same time, increasing systemic risk in the financial system. Three trends in the U.S. housing market combined to dramatically magnify the losses of homeowners between 2006 and 2008 and to increase the systemic risk in the financial system. Individually, these trends, rising home prices, falling mortgage rates,...
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The Consumer Response to the 2007 Toy Recalls
A relatively small number of recalls by a few large manufacturers appears to result in decreased sales and capital market losses for the segment as a whole. In 2007, the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) issued 276 recalls of toys and other children's products -- an 80 percent increase over the number of children's items recalled in 2006. Many of the 2007 recalls involved paint with excessively high levels of lead content and almost all of the recalled toys...
Where You Are Sent and for How Long Influences Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
Recent research suggests that the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, also known as Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF) and Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF), pose substantial mental health challenges to U.S. military service members and the mental health systems that serve them. Estimates of military service related post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) vary widely, from 4 percent to 45 percent depending on the samples and how PTSD was measured. PTSD is associated with a host of long-...
Low Life Expectancy in the United States
The low longevity ranking of the United States is not likely a result of a poorly functioning health care system. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), the United States ranked 29th in the world in 2006 in life expectancy at age 50. That places it more than three years behind the world's leader, Japan, and more than one and a half years behind Australia, Canada, France, Italy, Iceland, Spain, and Switzerland. About 4 million Americans reach the age of 50...
The Repo Market and the Start of the Financial Crisis
The loss of liquidity at the firms that were the biggest players in the securitized banking system ...led to the financial crisis. The financial panic of 2007-8 stemmed from a run on the repurchase or "repo" market -- the primary source of funds for the securitized banking system -- rather than a run on monetary deposits as in earlier banking panics, according to a recent study by Gary Gorton and Andrew Metrick. Repo is a form of banking in which firms and...
International Differences in Decentralization and Productivity
Social capital -- as proxied by regional trust -- can improve aggregate productivity by facilitating greater decentralization of firms. In The Organization of Firms across Countries (NBER Working Paper No. 15129), co-authors Nicholas Bloom, Raffaella Sadun, and John Van Reenen collect the first international data on the decentralization of investment, hiring, production, and sales decisions from corporate headquarters to local plants. They survey managers in almost 4...
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Andrew Rubin Dies: 'Police Academy' & TV Veteran Was 69
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Andrew Rubin, a veteran actor whose credits include the features Police Academy and Casey's Shadow and TV's Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman, has died. He was 69. His manager Joan Sittenfield told Deadline that Rubin died October 5 of lung cancer at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles.
A native of New Bedford, MA, Rubin graduated from the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York City. He moved to California after landing a commercial campaign and began doing guest roles on such hit TV series as Ironside, Cannon, The Streets Of San Francisco, The Odd Couple, S.W.A.T. and The Jeffersons. In 1976, he recurred on Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman, the popular faux soap opera starring Louise Lasser.
His first major film role was as Walter Matthau's oldest son in the 1978 horse racing drama Casey's Shadow. In 1981, Rubin landed his first series-regular gig in the CBS drama Jessica Novak, which only lasted four episodes. Three years later, he scored a role in the hit comedy feature Police Academy playing cadet George Martin, who pretends to be a Latin Lothario to get women.
Joan Leslie Dies: 'Sergeant York' & 'High Sierra' Actress Was 90
Rubin then landed another regular TV role, playing a rock star with an unhappy personal life in CBS' Hometown. The Big Chill-like dramedy starring Jane Kaczmarek ran for 10 episodes in 1985. The following season, Rubin co-starred in the ABC dramedy series Joe Bash, playing the enthusiastic young partner of a veteran NYPD cop (Peter Boyle) trying to cruise to his pension. It lasted for six episodes. Rubin continued to work in TV, film and theater and in 1998 appeared in Tom Hanks' sprawling HBO miniseries From The Earth To The Moon. He played Jules Bergman, the ABC Newsman who reported on deaths of three Apollo 1 astronauts in 1967.
After that, Rubin took nearly 15 years off from acting while running several nonprofit humanitarian organizations. He is survived by his wife, Lauren, and brother Richard.
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People want wind energy, but don't want to pay a lot more for it. According to a new study, they may be able to have their cake--and eat it too.
Wind energy is attractive for economic reasons. A robust wind industry could bring hundreds of thousands of jobs and tens of billions of dollars per year into the economy, much of it in rural America. But fear of higher prices has kept wind development grounded.
Although wind produces some of the cleanest energy, nobody wants higher electric rates. Wind towers are expensive. And in remote areas, developing new wind farms can require transmission improvements, which are necessary to send the electricity from producers to consumers. Power companies usually pass these costs onto ratepayers. This creates a bottleneck, stalling wind projects and keeping clean energy from getting off the ground.
However, introducing greater levels of wind together with smart system planning can decrease the annual market price relative to today. This means consumers would pay less for wind energy!
The key is to go "all in." The savings accrue when healthy wind development is combined with transmission upgrades. Installing just a few turbines at a time will cost more, on average, than multiple developments.
The case for wind energy keeps getting stronger. Job creation, clean energy and lower electric bills?
Change is coming... you can feel it in the breeze.


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This section is a sample of what you will be learning based on the chapters that you have purchased, bought and paid for.
Choosing whichever chapter(s) you are weak in, is the best way to improve.
Here we show you as an example of what you will get in the form of questions, explanations and workings from our tailored lessons in pre-recorded teaching video(s).
Chapter 1 Circular Measure
A circular arc XY of length 5π cm subtends an angle z radians at the centre O of a circle of radius 6 cm. Find the value of z, and hence, calculate the area of the sector OXY.
Chapter 2 Differentiation
Find the coordinates of the turning points on the curve y = x³ – 3x² – 9x + 21. Hence, determine the nature of each of these turning points and sketch the curve.
Chapter 3 Integration
Integrate $(3x + 1)(3x – 1) \over x^2$ with respect to x.
Chapter 4 Permutation and Combination
The diagram shows a regular octagon.
a. How many triangles can be formed from the vertices of that octagon?
b. Find the number of triangles that include vertex Q as one of its vertices.
Chapter 5 Probability Distribution
Given that X ~ N (3p, p²) and P (X > 2) = 13%, find the value of p, and hence, evaluate P (X <1).
Chapter 6 Trigonometric Functions
Without the use of tables or a calculator, solve the trigonometric equation 4 cos x = sec x for 0º ≤ x ≤ 360º.
Chapter 7 Linear Programming
An English test paper consists of section A and section B. A student gets x marks for section A and y marks for section B.
a. Write a linear inequality for each of the following conditions:
I The student's marks for section B is not more than the marks in section A.
II The total marks of this student is not more than 84 marks.
III The minimum marks obtained is 25 marks for section B.
b. Draw a diagram to show a region R that satisfies all the inequalities in (a).
c. Find the maximum and minimum marks that the student can obtain if the student's marks for section A is twice the marks for section B.
Chapter 8 Kinematics of Linear Motion
The acceleration of a particle t seconds after leaving a fixed point O from rest is 5 – 6t cm s‾². Find the value of t when the particle is at instantaneous rest. Hence, find the distance of the particle from O at this instant.
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Q: Resistors parallel with motor? A pcb we've been asked to look at has two 15k 1W resistors in parallel with a 15A AC motor. Silly as it sounds, we're a little stumped why they're there. It's probably bloomin' obvious, but we can't settle on an answer. I don't get out much and certainly don't associate with the wild AC motor crowd. So...braking maybe? Some kind of protection for when the circuit breaker opens? Or to keep racket away from the micro side? Or just decorative? They do look fun and festive.

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A: I'm going to summarise my comments into an answer.

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*30k is not going to do any good for braking.   To brake the motor, you would have to be able to absorb about as much power as you put into the motor.  30k as a load is a teensy tinesy fraction of the driving current.  Besides which, you would want to switch a braking load into the circuit to stop, and out to run.  There are no switches or relays in your circuit for braking.  Also consider:  The motor takes in over 1500 watts when running.  How much of that could 2 one watt parts absorb?

*Since the resistors are always in the circuit, they are continuously dissipating power.  30k at 120VAC is about 0.5 watts.  They probably split it into a couple of 15k, 1 watt resistors so as to keep them from running too hot.

*The only thing that makes sense is for those resistors to be used as a discharge path for capacitors in the motor.  Without the resistors, any capacitors in the motor that are across the 120VAC input can stay charged after you shut off the motor.  That can give you a nasty shock if you touch the motor connections - even though the power is off.  Universal motors like the ones in kitchen mixers have capacitors across the AC supply to reduce intereference - and they are required to have a resistor in parallel to bleed off the charge.  Larger motors like yours may have a start and a run capacitor.  These can also remain charged when you shut off the power, making a bleeder resistor also be a good idea for these motors.

Bleeder resistors are usually in parallel to the capacitors rather than being external in a controller board.  So, yours aren't really in the place you'd expect them to be.
But, its the only usage that makes sense.
Maybe the motor itself doesn't have bleeders, and the folks designing the controller decided they'd rather have a bleeder after all.

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Virginia automobile accident – Crash involving loaded school bus injured 3
Legal news for Virginia automobile accident attorneys. A three vehicle wreck injured three students.
Virginia automobile accident lawyers alerts- A school bus crashed with two other vehicles injured three people.
Staunton, VA—A loaded school bus crashed along with three other vehicles on Tuesday, November 10, 2009. The three-vehicle crash on Virginia 42 about 2 ½ miles south of Old Parkersburg Turnpike sent three teens to the hospital, as reported by the News Leader.
Around 7:35 a.m., a boy was reportedly late to his bus stop, but managed to flag down the bus driver who then stopped to pick up the boy. A Mazda MVP hit a Kia Spectra that launched into the rear of the school bus. The bus was transporting 31 Beverly Manor Middle School and Buffalo Gap High School students when the crash occurred. Three students traveling on the northbound bus sustained non-life threatening injuries. The injured students were rushed by emergency medical services (EMS) crews to Augusta Health in Fishersville for treatment. No injuries in the other vehicles were reported. The rest of the uninjured students were transported via another school bus the rest of the way to school. Parents of the injured students were reportedly notified by police officials at this time. Augusta County police officials are currently investigating the multiple vehicle pile-up. At this time no one has been charged for the wreck.
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I have been so thrilled and blown away by the early reaction to my latest book, Still Here: How to Succeed in Life After Failing at Suicide. It hit the Amazon best seller list in the US, Canada, UK and Australia and has been called "astonishing" "a must read" "raw inspiration" and "powerful and life-changing."
Still Here is available as a Kindle eBook and in paperback .
Here is a small sample of the reviews.
"Where does the doubt and darkness come from? How do you cope and endure? Andy's story isn't a tidy tale wrapped up with a bow. He faced ups and downs. He documents everything, along with all the ways he's mounted his comeback. A reader might be frustrated in Andy's inability to name one main problem or one best solution in his battles. But this is real life and real writing." ~A Reader in Iowa
"OUTSTANDING! As an Emergency Medicine physician, I see MANY many people contemplating suicide. I will recommend this to them all!
This book is a MUST read for every doctor, and ANYone who has ever had even the slightest of anxiety or hopelessness about anything." ~Dr. Kim D'Eramo
"Regardless of the level or degree to which we have personally dealt with any of these feelings, the fact remains that ultimately we desire to feel and live happier and more fulfilled lives. If you agree, this book will serve you well. It sure has served me well." ~CLB
"What an astonishing book – Andy Grant has opened up a doorway into the deepest darkest place any person could go and has illuminated that space with radiant light and masterful tools for navigating. Thank you Andy for your courage and your commitment to being a channel for change." ~Amethyst Wyldfyre
"I feel anyone would benefit from the knowledge and wisdom within these pages whether or not suicide or serious depression has touched your life." ~Sheree A. Henry
"Still Here by Andy Grant, is an amazingly motivating and uplifting book.
This book contains the most important tips and methods that Andy has used to defeat his problems. Whether you or anyone you know is suffering from depression or suicide thoughts, or is influenced by those two things in any way – you will find help in this book.
The book is well written in a great, casual, blunt tone that makes it feel like Andy is right there, helping you out." ~James H. Mayfield
More Reviews of Still Here
https://tomowenswriter.wordpress.com/2015/03/06/andy-grants-still-here-suicide-memoir-is-raw-inspiration/
http://www.jameshmayfield.com/book-review-still-here-by-andy-grant/
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Meet Craig Miller
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Being a suicide attempt survivor isn't the sort of club that anyone longs to be part of, but it has allowed me to become friends with some amazing people, including Craig Miller. Craig is a fellow attempt survivor, speaker and author. Watch this video and learn more about Craig at ThisIsHowItFeels.com
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April and May Classes at Circles of Wisdom, Andover Ma
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I'm returning to Circles of Wisdom in Andover MA with two classes in my Heart Centered Entrepreneur Series.
Wednesday April 1 (no joke!) is all about Maximizing Your Social Media Profile and Wednesday May 6, 2015 will be my popular Introduction to eBook Publishing workshop.
Heart-Centered Entrepreneur Series: Maximizing Your Social Media Profile with Andy Grant
Using social media can positively impact your business. Don't miss out!
Wednesday, April 1, 2015 7:00 – 9:30pm – register here:
http://www.circlesofwisdom.com/Heart-Centered_Entrepreneur_Se_P6650.cfm
We will explore such topics as:
Why should we care about social media?
Which site does what?
Best practices, tips and tools for: Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and LinkedIn
Heart-Centered Entrepreneur Series: Introduction to eBook Publishing with Andy Grant
Circles of Wisdom, Andover, Massachusetts
Register here: http://www.circlesofwisdom.com/Heart-Centered_Entrepreneur_Se_P6648.cfm
Date: Wednesday, May 6, 2015 (rescheduled from March 18)
Time: 7:00 pm – 9:30 pm
This evening workshop is for anyone who has thought about writing a book. With so many people now reading from electronic devices instead of actually purchasing books the world of eBooks is exploding. In addition, publishing your own eBook is so much easier than the often long and drawn-out process of publishing a traditional book.
In this class we'll explore:
Why you should want to write an eBook
Differences between eBooks and traditional books
How to get world's biggest store working for you
Formats, tools, & templates
Join me for this enlightening class as we learn more about the many advantages of eBook Publishing on Wednesday May 6, 2015.
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How do you do a patent search?
Ideally your patent attorney or other professional will do this for you as they have expertise in this area. However, you can search the data bases yourself.
Keep in mind that people call devices by various names – so be creative when searching. For example, an anti theft device for a car could also be called a car lock, an automobile security device, a car security device or many other things. So try various different names.
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The Alumni Relations Office helps engage our alumni living in 50 countries and regions with their alma mater by organising different activities and programmes. Our non-local networks have been growing from strength to strength with the support of our Alumni Ambassadors. They have been contributing greatly by supporting reunions, providing mentorship services for exchange students etc. To get involved in our non-local chapters, please contact our Alumni Ambassadors shown below. If you want to share information about non-local chapters, please contact our Associate Director Mr Xavier Wong (xavier.wong@cityu.edu.hk) or Alumni Relations Manager, Ms Pheony Tsang (aaphet@cityu.edu.hk).


When thinking of places to complete a Field Period®, Keuka College sophomore Grace DelRossa knew she wanted to work with wildlife.
Grace, an environmental science major from Geneva, is a regular volunteer with Beverly Animal Shelter in Waterloo, where she helps care for the animals housed there. While familiar with taking care of the canines and felines housed at the shelter, Grace wanted to learn more about a different kind of shelter—an animal sanctuary.
So, she thought spending some time at Wild Wings Inc. in Honeoye Falls would fit the bill. Wild Wings teaches environmental stewardship through programs featuring its resident raptors as teaching partners.
Her responsibilities included cleaning enclosures, and bringing water and food to the more-than-three dozen birds. She also recorded data on each bird, such as how much food wasn't eaten, or if any pellets remained. Pellets are masses of undigested parts of a bird's food that some bird species occasionally regurgitate.
She also learned how to handle the birds and discuss them with the public. One of the birds she handled was a barred owl that had been hit by a car.
Another bird Grace helped care for was a gyr-saker falcon, a hybrid bird used by a falconer as pest control. This one flew into an electric wire and suffered wing injuries.
Grace says one thing she will always remember from her Field Period® at Wild Wings will be her very first day.
In addition to handling the barred owl and the gry-saker falcon, Grace met Barf, a turkey vulture.
Grace says her Field Period® honed the direction she wants to follow in her career.
Grace DelRossa '21 spent her Field Period® at Wild Wings Inc. Among the birds she met was Archer, a barred owl.
Grace DelRossa '21 learned how to safely handle birds of prey during her Field Period® at Wild Wings Inc.
Grace DelRossa '21 spent her Field Period® at Wild Wings Inc. Among the birds she met was Melinda, a barn owl.
Grace DelRossa '21 spent her Field Period® at Wild Wings Inc.


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Trusses are used on most houses today. Trusses made in factories with precise cuts and connections are lighter and stronger than roof joists and rafters fabricated on a building site. Trusses must be set properly, however, to work with sheathing, the first layer of external covering on a roof. Sheathing not only covers the roof, but also adds some structural integrity by binding the trusses together laterally. Spacing of trusses is the key for proper sheathing.
Use a ladder, a speed square, tape measure and a pencil to lay out truss spacing on the house walls. Put the speed square across the top plate or cap on a wall, 1 1/2 inches from the end of the wall. Draw a line across the cap board with a pencil. Measure 23 1/2 inches in from the end and draw another line across the cap, to mark the outside edge of the second truss.
Mark other truss locations in 24-inch increments, based on that second line, the length of the roof; the last space may be slightly less than 24 inches. Mark both wall caps the same way for gable trusses.
Set one end truss, with more vertical bracing, on the back end of the roof. Lift it upside down, using a worker on each end with a notched board to hold the truss end, and have workers on the roof set it upright and plumb it with a level. Brace it with 2-by-4-inch boards nailed to the truss and to stakes in the ground. Fasten the truss ends to the wall caps with 16d framing nails and a hammer, two nails on one side and one on the other of each end.
Erect other trusses the length of the roof, setting the edges against the line to preserve the 24-inch spacing. Nail each truss to the wall caps on both sides. Make sure the last truss is also an end truss, with extra vertical bracing. Install a ridge board if the trusses are made with a top slot to accommodate one. Nail truss rafter chords to the ridge, after setting it level; not all trusses will use a ridge board.
Brace trusses with purlins, typically 2-by-4 or 1-by-4-inch boards nailed horizontally or diagonally between trusses; the bracing pattern will vary with the type of truss, so check truss manufacturer's recommendations. Use a three-truss pattern, in most cases, with a brace from the end truss, across the second truss to the bottom or other side of the third truss, with the pattern repeated the length of the roof.
Nail short 1-by-2-inch boards with 8d galvanized nails vertically on the end of each truss, as guides for sheathing. Lay 4-by-8-foot panels of oriented strand board or plywood horizontally across the trusses, flush against the end braces. Fasten sheathing with 8d galvanized nails. Start a second row of sheathing with a half-panel, so the seams do not line up across the roof. Install full panels and cut any excess at ends or peaks with a circular saw. Remove the 1-by-2s once sheathing is completed.
Have help. Erecting trusses and installing sheathing is at least a 4-person job.
Lay boards across interior wall tops to provide a more stable platform for workers on the roof.
Haring, Bob. "How to Set Trusses on a Sheathed Roof." Home Guides | SF Gate, http://homeguides.sfgate.com/set-trusses-sheathed-roof-20072.html. Accessed 19 April 2019.


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Constituency Groups Host Wednesday Phonebank: AFL-CIO constituency groups, including the A. Philip Randolph Institute (APRI), Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance (APALA), Coalition of Black Trade Unionists (CBTU), Coalition of Labor Union Women (CLUW), Labor Coalition for Latin American Advancement (LCLAA) and Pride at Work ([email protected]) invite you to join them at the AFL-CIO phone bank tonight from 5-7p. "We will have pizza, food, and fun for everyone!," says Carmen Berkley. RSVP here.
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Roadkill is an automotive-themed internet show produced by the MotorTrend Group. It is hosted by former Hot Rod Magazine editor David Freiburger and former technical staff editor Mike Finnegan. Roadkill is primarily filmed in Southern California, with other episodes taking place across the United States, Canada and Australia.

Roadkill aired on YouTube from 2012 until March 2018, when the program moved exclusively to MotorTrend On Demand. It is currently available on Discovery+.

In 2015, the show was sponsored by the American automaker Dodge. Episodes regularly exceeded millions of views, often reaching over a million in 72 hours.

In August 2015 it was announced that TEN: The Enthusiast Network would be publishing a quarterly magazine titled Roadkill Magazine. On 12 January 2018, Mike Finnegan announced on The Kibbe and Finnegan Show that Roadkill Magazine had ceased publishing.

Cast

Main

David Freiburger: has spent the vast majority of his career working for the various brands now owned by Motor Trend Group.
Mike Finnegan: employed by Motor Trend Group since 2009. He was also a staff editor at Hot Rod magazine.

Featured

Lucky Costa: co-host of Hot Rod Garage. He appeared previously on the Chip Foose show Overhaulin'. Lucky is called in when a vehicle needs extra help.
Tony Angelo: former co-host of Hot Rod Garage. Tony is an accomplished mechanic and former racer. Tony departed the Motor Trend group in March 2022.
Steve Dulcich: a mechanic. Steve's farm serves as the backdrop for Roadkill Garage.
Mike Cotten and David Newbern: friends of Finnegan, co-hosts of "Faster with Finnegan," and also featured on "Finnegan's Garage."
Steve Magnante: an automotive historian and host of "Roadkill's Junkyard Gold."
Steve Brulé: co-host of Engine Masters.
Rick Péwé: a former editor of Petersen's 4-Wheel & Offroading Magazine.
Elana Scherr: the former Editor-In-Chief of Roadkill magazine and the Roadkill.com website.
Terry the Terrier: a shop dog at Steve Dulcich's garage.

Spin-offs and magazine
Roadkill has three spin-offs series; Roadkill Garage, Roadkill's Junkyard Gold, and Faster with Finnegan, as well as a companion series called Roadkill Extra. All are available on Discovery+.

Roadkill Garage is hosted by David Freiburger and Steve Dulcich. An episode involves modifying or repairing a roadkill vehicle, often reclaimed from Dulcich's farm.

Roadkill's Junkyard Gold features automotive historian Steve Magnante visiting junkyards and discussing the history of different models of vehicles he encounters, while also being tasked with finding new vehicles for Roadkill.

Faster with Finnegan features Mike Finnegan, Mike Cotten, and David Newbern. It features the trio repairing and modifying vehicles, many of which were previously featured on Roadkill.

Roadkill Extra is a shorter format with content such as question and answer sessions, tech tips, project updates, and other Roadkill information. Episodes range from 2 to 15 minutes in length. MotorTrend ceased publication of "extras" for all of their web shows at the end of 2020.

In 2015 the quarterly Roadkill magazine was launched. As of 12 January 2018 Mike Finnegan announced on The Kibbe and Finnegan Show that Roadkill Magazine had been cut.

Vehicles

Features and expressions
"Because Roadkill": a comedic expression to justify a fiscally irresponsible or unnecessary piece of work on a vehicle, or to rationalise an inexplicable problem.
"Best day at work ever": a sarcastic retort.
"It'll be fine" or "It'll work perfectly/flawlessly": typically followed by a vehicle's failure.
"Don't get it right, just get it running": Freiburger's philosophy.
"Mint": Freiburger's description of any vehicle that has working doors, a front windshield, and headlights.
"It'll DZUS right back": relating to a quarter turn DZUS brand fastener, which are used to hold panels of racecars. Used to describe the difficulty in reattaching a part removed from a vehicle.
"Bam!": Freiburger's frequent exclamation.
"I declare victory": Finnegan's exclamation.
"That'll buff out": relating to damage on a vehicle.
"Failure is like success": as failure is common within episodes, this retort is intended as a joke when things go wrong.
Freiburger rarely wears actual shoes on the show.
Cable ties are used for budget alterations.
Finneganeconomics, or Finnenomics, a comedic theory of economic loss, relating to losing money on a car you restore.
A comedic focus on the important elements of a vehicle such as wheels, neglecting equally important elements such as the engine.
Referring to high quality parts being fitted to scrap cars.
"Keep lowering your standards until you achieve a goal".
"Tony broke it": a running joke of Tony Angelo breaking high performance cars.
"I know the rules, so I'm allowed to break them": Finnegan's go-to expression before butchering a vehicle.
"No gauges hence no bad news": inferring ignorance is bliss.

References

External links

 Roadkill on YouTube
 Dodge

Motor Trend Group
American non-fiction web series
Automotive web series


November 25th - Back on Top!
At the PCC on Wednesday 12th November, we were in a position to make a resolution, passed unanimously, to proceed with repairs to the North Roof. This is because the numbers do now stack up, and we can afford both to repair the roof, and to maintain our commitment, as an Anglican Church, to support ministry and mission through Parish Share. This is because the finance for the roof comes from the astonishingly generous offer of an interest-free loan of £20,000 from a member of the congregation who wishes to remain anonymous. The Parish needs the discipline of repaying the loan, but as it is repaid, a proportion of it will be tithed back to the Parish as planned giving. The PCC unanimously accepted this offer, and proposed a Vote of Thanks to the anonymous congregation member.
With the help of the Archdeacon, the Interim Order (i.e. the legal permission for the work to be done) is now in place, and it will start on Tuesday 25th November.
As the three pictures above show, work did indeed start on 25th November, carried out by BBR Roofing and bringing towards an end the saga of the roof. Before long this page will be consigned to the archives!
On Friday, the Church suffered another incident of criminal damage to the roof, this time to the North (Kingsway) side.
We know it happened within a very small time window; the alarm has been off during the day whilst we have been expecting contractors to the site. I was at Stanfield School taking assembly on Friday morning, and it had not happened when I walked back at 11-30am. The gardener was working in the Memorial Garden and alerted me at 4pm.
It is criminal damage this time and not theft because the gardener and I found the lead from the roof hidden in the bushes by the boundary wall. It is now under lock and key, as is the trolley the perpetrators used.
Ecclesiastical, our insurers, have been informed. BBR, our excellent contractors who have been working on the South roof, were called out by Robbie Bell our Architect and a temporary repair was done on Saturday morning. This does not make us 100% watertight but it affords some protection. I have also asked Robbie Bell to get BBR to quote for the full repair.
I informed the Wardens and Treasurer immediately, closely followed by the Standing Committee and PCC, and then the Archdeacon, as is our obligation. Once we have specifications for the repairs in, the Standing Committee and then PCC will meet to decide how to proceed.
I am gutted myself about this – it is a blow, just as St Faith's was beginning, in so many ways, to recover. However, we have shown already we can get major repairs to the building done; this is a random, if well-planned, criminal act, and the important thing is what happens now. So I am asking you to dig deep spiritually and to remember we continue to be God's holy people in this place - so let us enjoy the patronal, and go on living out our calling – worshipping God in celebrating the Sacraments, saying our prayers, loving God and loving one another and our neighbours. I'd like to pay tribute to the Wardens, who have done just that, as well as pitching in immediately in practical ways. We will of course keep you fully in the picture just as soon as we know – through bulletins like this, announcements, and in due course the website. Do please contact me personally if you would like to ask anything at all.
September 26th: no more Singing in the Rain!
As this is being written, the repair to the high roof is now complete and there are pictures elsewhere in the magazine to prove it!
Our Architect, Robbie Bell, inspected the work (and took the piccies) and has pronounced it a text book job – and quite possibly better than what was there before. The work on the porch has now begun and there is more scaffolding up.
– which is unconnected with the theft – to be done. Robbie continues to keep an expert eye on all this work for us.
The 'slates fund' stands at just under £10,000 – a phenomenal amount of generosity and effort from the people of St Faith's.
With the insurance payout of £5,000, that gives us £15,000 – we are on our way, in other words.
– but things are looking very much better than they were a couple of months ago.
A huge thanks to all for your generosity, commitment and enthusiasm – we are indeed raising the roof!
By September 10th, the damage done to the high north roof had been expertly repaired and re-leaded, as architect Robbie Bell's photos demonstrate. A sophisticated roof alarm system has been fitted and is in operation, so that anything larger than a very fat pigeon setting foot on the roof will broadcast its presence to Crosby at large.
Work is continuing on the porch roof (see above).
The Raise the Roof Appeal is making good progress. We have already raised just under £10,000 - a wonderful effort.
With £5,000 from the insurance, we still need to raise another £10,000. All contributions very welcome .
Pplease make cheques payable to 'PCC St Faith Great Crosby' and send to our Treasurer, David Jones, marking the envelope 'roof fund'. Don't forget to Gift Aid your donation if you are a taxpayer.
David's address is on the DIRECTORY page of this site. Thank you to all our friends!
I write this as work is about to start on the permanent repair on Tuesday 26th August. The temporary repair has been very good – it has largely held and kept us watertight but we now need to get the work done properly before the winter sets in. The quality of the temporary repair as well as our Architect Robbie Bell's involvement gives us confidence that our contractors will do a very high quality job.
The work on the roof alarm will begin on the same day. These have proved to be a very effective deterrent to thieves in other churches up and down the Diocese and elsewhere. Basically, if thieves try again, with the roof alarm, most of Crosby (and the Vicar and Wardens who are the designated 'to be called') will know very quickly – within minutes!
The alarm will be installed and operational from the first day of the repair. The work on the roof itself will take 2-3 weeks.
None of this comes cheap! The total bill comes to just under £27,000. However we have already raised just over £6,000 – without even formally launching an appeal, and with the £5,000 from the insurance payment, we are already over a third of the way there. Some of the money raised is from effort – people giving freely of their time, talents and energy, and some of it is from people directly giving –equally freely and generously – of their money. It is a huge testament to St Faith's that we have come so far in a short time.
Given this, we are now cautious but hopeful that we will be able to raise the money without resorting to a loan, whilst still being able to continue our commitment to Parish Share. This is a huge achievement!
We are hoping also that the less urgent but still necessary repair to the roof over the organ loft can be done at the same time – and this should enable us to save some money on it.
Meanwhile, the arched window over the Milton Road entrance to the Hall blew out of its frame in the storms on the night of Sunday 10th-Monday 11th August. Robbie Bell came to the rescue again, and a reliable local contractor is doing the work. A 'make safe' should happen within days, and get us open, and a replacement window in a short time.
Sometimes, it's like this in our own homes – one fabric issue after another! But the satisfying thing is seeing the work done and the buildings restored.
It has shown that we are up for buildings projects – though perhaps we'd rather not have found out in this way! We are lucky to have committed and hardworking wardens who have been involved at every stage in this process.
On the very day the lead was stolen from the roof, the PCC began to consider ways to give proper kitchen facilities, loos and a more open and welcoming entrance at the West end of the Church. So – coming soon! – an outline of what we hope for, as we seek to make this holy house a place of prayer for God's people and of welcome and hospitality for all our neighbours for another 100 years or so – and beyond!
The permanent repair work and fitting of the roof alarm system is scheduled to begin on 26th August. It shouldn't cause any disruption inside the church itself.
The 'slates fund' stands at just over £4,100, thanks to the great generosity of St Faith's people. We have also received our insurance payout of £5,000.
Next week will see the launch of the 'Raise the Roof' campaign, seeking to raise the money we still need, and, we hope, to give us some 'seed capital' to apply for grants to improvements at the back of church.
Rick Walker's attractive small plaques made from the damaged slates are still on sale at the back of church, for a suggested donation of at least £5. To make a larger donation, please make cheques payable to 'PCC St Faith Great Crosby' and send to our Treasurer, David Jones, marking the envelope 'roof fund'. Don't forget to Gift Aid your donation if you are a taxpayer. David's address is on the Directory page of this site.
The Church Recipe Book, last printed in 2009, is being relaunched to raise money for the appeal. If you have any recipes you'd like included, please send them to Mary Crooke by email - jwcrooke@btinternet.com or hand them to her.
Church Christmas cards, featuring an attractive image of the 'rabbit madonna' in the Lady Chapel will be on sale before too long in aid of the roof appeal.
We are hoping that music will form some of our fundraising for the roof. The three members of the National Youth Orchestra who gave a marvellous recital in July - Anna (clarinet), Eliza (cello) and James (piano) are giving a lunchtime recital in aid of the appeal on Saturday, 6th September. Details to follow.
It's all beginning to happen - watch this space for further bulletins.
Let's Raise the Roof for St Faith's!
The temporary repairs are holding and the Church is watertight, though we are still roping off part of the South part of the nave as a precaution. Watch the website for updates on progress.
In the meantime, the detailed quotations are in. The final bill, including the roof alarm and the repair to incidental damage, is just short of £27,000. The insurance will only cover the first £5000 of damage, so we have already begun to fundraise to help us to repair this historic house of prayer so that we can continue to be the people of God and to reach out in mission and service to our parish. Rick Walker has made some plaques from the damaged slates – these are beautiful objects! Suggested contribution for one of these is £5.
We have also received some substantial donations to get us on our way. If you are able to make a donation, please make cheques payable to 'PCC of St Faith Great Crosby' and send to David Jones (treasurer) and mark the envelope 'roof fund.' Don't forget to Gift Aid if you are a taxpayer.
A large amount of lead was removed from our south porch and the south side of the main roof during the night of 14th/15th June, 2014 along with considerable damage to several hundred tiles and some rainwater gutters.
A temporary repair to make the church watertight was completed on Wednesday 2nd July. This should last for several months. The scaffolding – properly protected from further unwanted 'climbers' – will remain up to allow us to get quotations for the permanent repair and for a roof alarm. Roof alarms are very effective – if it happened again and we had one, half of Crosby would know someone was on the roof – an excellent deterrent.
Meanwhile, the Wardens and Sue, with support from the PCC and advice from the Archdeacon and Diocesan Heritage Support Officer (Ian Simpson) have asked our Quinquennial Architect Robbie Bell to project manage this work, because he has the professional expertise to ensure it is done to the highest possible standard. Robbie, with the various tendering contractors, is looking into the feasibility of using material other than lead for at least some of the repair – this should save some money and also is an additional deterrent – less metal to steal! Details about this will be part of Robbie's presentation and final recommendation when the quotes come in.
Sue and the Wardens have kept the Archdeacon of Liverpool in the picture about all of this – it is, quite simply, our duty to do so. Archdeacon Ricky has agreed to write to the Diocesan Chancellor to grant us permission to get on with this work before the faculty process is completed – basically, because you can't mess around with roofs! A lasting repair has to be done – if you lose the roof, you lose the building.
No church is insured for metal theft for more than £5 000. This is because metal theft is considered 'high risk' for churches - so, as with any insurance, the insurance companies either put the premiums prohibitively high (in which case probably no church would bother!) – or limit the cover. This means that we will almost certainly need to fund some of the repair ourselves. We are not yet sure of the kind of sums that are likely to be necessary, however, Sue, the Wardens and the PCC have had to face the possibility that we do not have enough available capital to cover the cost. It is hard to put a sum on this until the detailed quotations and specifications have been received but we are likely to face a bill running into 5 figures.
Sue has sought the advice of the Archdeacon and the Diocesan Secretary. If we cannot raise the capital in any other way, the procedure is that, through the Diocesan Board of Finance, we take out a loan which the Board of Finance then underwrites. This means that the Diocese takes on the RISK of the loan but the parish has the RESPONSIBILITY for paying it – it is a disciplined but generous way of approaching a difficult situation. Sue did ask about the possibility of a Parish Share holiday, but this is no longer a real option. If any parish does not pay its Parish Share, (i) it is itself made more vulnerable in terms of viability and (ii) the Deanery to which it belongs carries the cost – by losing some of its mission and growth budget. The PCC agreed to us investigating such a loan (not totally unanimously but with a very substantial majority), and Sue is in touch with the Diocesan Secretary (Mike Eastwood) and Finance Manager (Matt Elliot) about this. We have to look at this possibility, hard though it is, because, to emphasise, 'to lose the roof is to lose the building.' However, given that the LDBF is bearing the risk of the loan, if this is what it comes to, they will work with us to ensure we do not overstretch ourselves in this way. We do need to fundraise – not just for these repairs, but for work to the fabric of the building in general; however, we need to ensure the work is done as soon as possible, and this is putting in place the credit to do it – if we need to.
It is ironic that the theft happened the very night of a PCC Away Day at which we discussed the fabric of the building. It was a positive discussion in that we acknowledged our excellent geographical situation, and our work with the community, particularly through the musical life of St Faith's. Ian Simpson had previously visited us, and we looked together at a number of possible developments to the building, including again looking at getting running water and a functional kitchen at the back of church, and having a more welcoming entrance.
So, we are looking to 'Raise the Roof' – to launch a fundraising initiative not just for this repair but to improve the fabric of the building and to sustain its ministry and mission in the future. More details of this will follow.
This is a challenging situation, thrust upon us and not of our own making; however, St Faith's is a resourceful, creative and courageous community – and we will face this, with the help of God, in solidarity with one another, and mindful that our building allows us to play our role in the mission of the whole church – to worship God and serve our neighbours in this place.
In the meantime, more information will be posted online as it becomes available – but please feel free to contact Sue or one of the Wardens it you want to know anything about this – we will do our best to keep you in the picture!
There will be a Q and A session about this after Church on Sunday 13th July, by which time, all the tendering for the repairs should be in, and a recommendation made about which to accept, and therefore we should have some final figures.


I can't believe that May is already here. I've been really busy getting some of my yard work done, a few things planted in my garden, two pecan trees planted, and my new Thrift Store Candle Holder Bundt Pan Makeover finished.
Since my little break it has been really hard getting back into the swing of blogging, knowing all the things that still need to be done in the yard. But creating something new is always gratifying, especially when you can take a thrift store item, and turn it into something fun and useful. That is a great feeling!
I am combining two of my recently purchased Goodwill Finds into one useful item.
I gave both items a good scrubbing, then set them out to dry.
Next I took apart the candle holder, and drilled a hole in the bottom center of the Bundt pan.
Finding the bolt not long enough to go through the bottom of the pan and back into the candle holder, I was off to Home Depot to purchase a longer bolt.
Home Depot not having the correct length needed, I purchased a bolt a quarter of an inch longer, then using my trusty hacksaw I cut the bolt to the length needed.
My next step was to add a metal washer to my bolt, then through the hole on the pan and back into the pieces of the candle stick holder and screwing it down firmly.
Time to break out some Rust-Oleum spray paint. Hammered bronze because that was the only brown colored spray paint that I had on hand.
Everything received two coats of spray paint. Once dry I used the dry brushing paint technique with white Waverly Chalk Paint, leaving some of the darker hammered bronze showing through. Sorry I don't have a photo of this step.
Then I broke out my favorite antiquing medium only to find out that it wasn't going to work well on the white chalk paint. At least for the look that I desired. The chalk paint absorbed to much of it making it darker then I intended.
So back to the drawing board. What to do? It wasn't quit the look that I was after, the chalk paint was to white, and the antiquing medium made it way to dark.
Deciding to give it a try using some Burnt Umber Acrylic paint that was watered down heavily, I lightly brushed it on then immediately wiped it off, so as not to darken it up too much.
Looking better but still not the color that I was after, but the hubby really loved my Thrift Store Candle Holder Bundt Pan Makeover. He said that it reminded him of stone, not so sure about that but I will just go with that for now. I can always change it later on down the road if I want.
But for now, this will work, it's going in the master bath to hold some of my everyday items. Later on once the remodel is finished I may need to change it, but that's the great thing of repurposing. The item can always be changed.
I think that my thrift store candle holder Bundt pan makeover would make a cute jewelry organizer as well.
What kind of thrift store makeovers have you been working on lately?
Linda I don't know about you but I think this is a real beauty. The combination of the candle holder and pan makes a for a very pretty look. I'm sure the color will grow on you. I find it quite refreshing.
Thank you Mary! The color is starting to grow on me. I pulled out another candle stick and platter out of my stash so I can make another.
It looks really great Linda, I love it and I love the colour! What a fun repurpose!
I really like this makeover Linda! A clever use of 2 items. I've been on the hunt for a squat candle holder like this b/c it has a lot of repurposing uses. Hopefully I'll find one soon.
Such a good pairing of shapes especially with the finish. We are always needing containers to hold things around here and this would fit well on our coastal place too 🙂 Pinned!
Thank you Wendi! I got lucky with the candle stick because it was held together with a screw, so all I had to do is get a longer screw and drill the hole through the bundt pan. There was no way these two could be glued together because of their shapes, and I really liked the look of the bundt pan on this candle stick. Thanks for pinning!
Linda, this is so cool! You could use it for so many things, the added height would help it round out any grouping. It might be a great planter for succulents! Although the finish wasn't quite what you were going for I think it's gorgeous. I would have never thought that it didn't come this way! Genius re-purpose. I love it.
Thank you Nikki! It would make a really cute succulent planter. Maybe I will make another one for that. This one is going in the master bath. The more I see the color the more it's growing on me.
What a great idea to put them together like that! I am not very creative and would have never thought of it!
Hi Carlee! I wouldn't of thought of putting them together either, but I have been seeing a lot of 2 and 3 tier racks and wanted to give it a try. I was watching for a wooden bowl. But since that is what I was wanting I never ran across another at Goodwill so I came up with that, and very happy how it turned out. Now I've been watching around wanting to make another, but haven't found what I want yet.
Thanks Renee! I am happy how it turned out.


Today is the day! The Calgary Comic and Entertainment Expo begins again and I'm pumped! Also, when I see a title like "10 Tricks to Buying a Car" and "7 of The Best Movies You've Never Seen" I really hate it when the first paragraph goes on and on about the subject and tries to add something witty to get the audience interested. I'm already interested! I wouldn't have clicked it if I wasn't interested, am I right?
I like to do a full pass of the entire Expo grounds when I first arrive so I have an idea of where everything is. This year, they've added more square footage with an outdoor tent to house, I'm not even sure what.
But once you have the layout in your head, it's much easier to get where you want to go late in the show.
When you're in an area with literally 1 million people (figuratively) your data plan is not going to work. And they know this at the BMO Centre so they offer wifi. But that wifi will cost you roughly the same amount as winter tires for your vehicle.
UPDATE! The Calgary Expo app is now available on the App Store so get that instead!
Make sure to load up those pages on your phone before you leave the comfort of your local wifi so that you know where and when you need to be, without having to wait 10 minutes for it to load.
If you're interested in getting photos with celebrities, go for it. But don't forget to balance that time with attending some pertinent panels. Almost anything you're interested in getting into is represented at the panels from comics to podcasting to voice acting. Not to mention the vendors and artists alley. Just make sure you don't spend too much time in a line. You might regret it.
The Expo is a networking event like any other and the relationships you make this weekend might be the ones that help get your dream project made. Don't forget to bring your business card and don't be afraid to chat with panelists after the show. I don't mean media guests. They genuinely do have security and you can meet them at their table, not by following them around the floor.
I also want to add that you should try to get some networking in! Do your homework and invite others to meet up at events and after parties! Hint.
Buy some stuff! Most of the creators at the convention are independent and there are many handcrafted pieces of work available for you to snag. If you expect others to one day (or currently) purchase your stuff, make sure you support the industry that supports you!
That's it! That's all! Have a great con and don't forget to come see our panels!
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Nittan Europe, UK manufacturer of conventional and addressable fire detection products, has had its Evolution analogue addressable fire detection system installed into TOR School in Glastonbury, Somerset. The system was installed by Coomber Fire and Security Systems who are a Nittan Elite Partner and BAFE SP203-1 & SP101 accredited.
The TOR School is an alternative to mainstream school for children and young people who may be struggling to cope in their existing educational environment in the Mendip area of Somerset. As a part of a recent expansion project, a new building has been added which required a comprehensive fire detection system.
The Nittan Evolution analogue addressable fire detection system, installed by Coomber Fire & Security Systems, has provided the school with a system which is not only reliable, resilient to false alarm, and simple to use, but also saved the school time and money. At the heart of the system is Nittan's evolution1 control panel, with Nittan EV-PS Photoelectric Smoke Detectors with in-built sounder and EV-DP Dual Wavelength Photoelectric Smoke Detectors.
Nittan's Evolution EV-DP smoke detectors have been installed by Coomber Fire & Security Systems in the science labs and DT workshops to prevent false alarms. They are ideally suited to this demanding environment as they have been designed to reduce false alarms caused by non-combustion products such as steam, dust and aerosols. Unlike other industry standard (single optical sensor) smoke detectors on the market that claim to distinguish between smoke and non-combustion products, the EV-DP effectively measures the actual particle size in the chamber via its combined IR and blue LED technology. As steam and dust are much larger particles than smoke, the detector won't false alarm.
Also highly reliable, the Evolution EV-PS Optical Smoke Sensor installed across other areas of the school building has the added benefit of the sounder fully integrated within the sensor itself. This makes for a cost effective, quick installation and is more aesthetically pleasing.
The Nittan evolution 1 panel provides complete control and monitoring capabilities for all system devices and has especially been designed with the needs of both the installer and end user in mind. Ease of use was paramount and the panel's LCD touch screen display and intuitive, easy to use menu structure met this, making the handover from Coomber to the customer very straightforward. Staff at Mendip Partnership School are confident in how to operate the system.
evolution 1 panels have very comprehensive, but simple to use "Cause and Effect" capabilities and, like most addressable systems, allow comprehensive programming of the sounder outputs. Furthermore, the Cause and Effect matrix can be set up via the onboard touch screen and menu structure or using the PC tools and downloaded to the panel. The panel also has two configurable rs485 ports for connection and supports up to eight separate password protected users, so that all nominated members from the school can easily access it.
Lee James, General Manager – Product Marketing at Nittan said, "Nittan takes care to not only ensure total fire security for its customers, but also puts special attention in fostering relationships with its partners. Coomber Fire & Security Systems, the largest independent fire and security installer in Somerset, is one of our Elite Partners. This programme was developed by us to acknowledge and reward a select group of installation partners that have shown commitment to promoting the Nittan brand and have undertaken product training to a high level in order to ensure the uppermost standards of customer service. Their work on this project is testament to that.
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After Jiu Jitsu, Logothetis eyes $125m film fund, "Man of War" for Cyprus
Dimitri Logothetis, who directed and just completed Jiu Jitsu, the second feature film shot in Cyprus under the new cash rebate programme, has a new film fund of over $250 million and is prepared to commit half of this fund, $125 million, on a per film basis, to Cyprus, to produce films on the island.
Logothetis, while in Cyprus a few weeks ago, met with the finance minister, as well as Cyprus Invest, to discuss this new fund and the requirements necessary to bring the major film production to Cyprus.
He is already in pre-production on the film, Man of War, which was approved by the Cyprus Invest committee in 2019, and which he was planning to shoot in late March or April of this year. Now we may have some weeks delay because of Covid-19 but the film is still set to go ahead. The film will be distributed by Highland Film Group, who also distributed Jiu Jitsu. Highland has distributed films such as Escape Plan with Sylvester Stallone and Arnold Schwarzenegger, Axis Sally with Al Pacino, Braven with Jason Momoa and Machine Gun Preacher with Gerard Butler, to name a few.
Man of War is written by Gary Scott Thompson who wrote and created the $5 billion dollar Fast and Furious film franchise.
Logothetis will direct Man of War and produce it with Todd Garner former president of Disney, and producer of the new Mortal Kombat, as well as such films like xXx, with Vin Diesel, Knight and Day with Tom Cruise, and Paul Blart: Mall Cop with Kevin James. Chris Economides will also produce Man of War.
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