Soul Travel is a little different from Astral Travel where you are working from your astral body and are aware of your body below you, moving through objects and going to places that relate often in a more worldly sense on Earth or in the Astral Planes.
Soul Travel is when you are travelling in your Light Body and at a Soul level, so you will not be aware of your body as you are in the higher vibrations of yourself and so one with everything, being your multi-dimensional self. So you are not aware of leaving your physical body or going through walls and all the lower dimensional experiences, instead of going out of body, you go within and through your Light Body you are in the Now, all worlds and dimensions at once, there is no separation. Soul Travel in your Body of Light is from unity consciousness and you are not actually travelling anywhere, because you are there already and everywhere.
In Astral Travel you are operating through the Astral Body, which is vibrating at a lower frequency than the Soul. So you will see more of your physical world and what is happening in it, from day to day experiences, places and people and there are many books on how to do this. I am not going to mention how to Astral Travel here, as I do not do this type of travel myself. When Astral Travelling you may go somewhere on the planet or see friends or family, but you can also do this on a Soul level, and only if you need to and not out of curiosity. With Soul Travel you are Light and travel in Liquid Light Plasma, you are at a high frequency and are out of the gravitational pull, it is multi-dimensional travel. When you work at a soul level and with your Light Body you are connected to Source and your I Am, and work at that level for the upliftment of yourself, humanity and in the bigger picture and grand cycles.
As with travelling in the Astral Body you perceive information, but it has a direct link with your soul, you are clear about what is taking place and are able to heal and complete through your I Am presence as the multi-dimensional experience/hologram is happening, especially if you are doing this while awake and conscious in a meditation. You are working through time and space with no limitations, and you aware other dimensions, planes, through vortexes, into Inner Earth, the Councils of Light, and Light Cities, civilisations that have moved into the higher frequencies and dimensions, the Milky Way, Star Systems and Galaxies. For example connecting to other civilisations in other cycles, or to stars, or other dimensional places to receive information, complete missions or remember and awaken within you and your body, codings of information that are for grid work, the shift in consciousness and new cycle, New Earth and Solar System.
When you Soul Travel you are usually triggered in some way by your Higher/Inner Self, or Divine Beings will suggest travelling/awakening to a certain star, portal point or ancient civilisation. You may not know before hand why, but will find out later why it is so important. My first conscious Soul Travel many years ago, was when I read an article on Moon City in Arnhem Land, Northern Territory, Australia in a magazine. I knew instantly that I had lived there; this was a great city from another cycle on Earth. When I travelled there on a Soul Travel I saw the whole place as it had been at that time in the Third World, we are in the Forth World going into the Fifth, with a new root race. I saw myself as I had come in from the Stars there, and I saw how it was destroyed by a nuclear holocaust. Since then I have done a lot of work there on the inner planes and assisted the beings trapped there.
I have been on countless Soul Travels since that time consciously, but always from being guided from my Heart and Inner Self when it is appropriate for some understanding, healing and resolution, or to create the new from the lessons of the old civilisation. Needless to say just as in past life regression you learn a lot about history, but not his-story as the controllers of the planet want us to know it, and not history from just recent times, but from different worlds and cycles on Earth. In some of the workshops I facilitate in different countries we go as a soul group on a Soul Travel together, through a portal where we are physically located together and into a previous civilisation that is now in light, or into Lemuria, Atlantis or the Egyptian pyramids, or an Ancient Civilization from another cycle maybe even millions of years ago in the concept of 3D time. Or to the Councils of Light, or to another Star System to complete something as a group and to heal, awaken, bring back the gifts or resolve what may have been left from the collapse of that time. This is important now as we come to the end of this cycle and the end of much greater cycles, there is a lot of completing going on before we all shift cycles again.
For more on portals, Light cities, ancient civilisations, the Councils of Light please see in my "Book of RA", for more information on the Astral and Aura in my book "Gateways of Unity, Inner and Natural Healing".
1. To access information, remember or complete something from an ancient civilisation or place, or other cycle on Earth.
2. To connect to a soul or souls who may not be living or humanoid, to heal or exchange information for healing, planetary work or to complete.
3. To awaken the Light Being you are in the Light Ship and/or the Councils of Light for important work that you do from your over soul self at this time of change in cycle.
4. To connect to someone here and now on Earth to communicate to them from a soul level, to be of service in some way and share.
5. To be at and open up to a place on the planet that has energies or codes that are part of your mission, often we do this physically but can do it also in our Light Body.
6. To be at cosmic schools or healing temples, or other worlds or dimensions to learn.
7. Accessing the inner dimensional worlds within the Earth, Inner Earth, the sea, planets, different star systems to re-connect, learn, share, work together, complete and unify.
8. To be one in time and space to unify, heal and transmute part of yourself still fragmented in a past/now/future Earth life or in Parallel Worlds.
9. To remember and awaken your gifts and multi-dimensional aspects and to allow them to be fully integrated in your body and energy field, being fully present in your life, service and experience on the earth plane now.
Soul Travel is a way to assist you to become more aware of your multi-dimensional self and what you do on Inner Planes, worlds and dimensions. You start to take more responsibility for yourself on all levels, as some of aspects of self can still be in duality and in other worlds of illusion or the astral planes. Through you connection in Oneness with Source and your hearts desire to heal, unify and be your full divinity these aspects become at peace and unified by your love and acceptance of yourself exactly as you are.
Please see more on this in the "Inner Union" chapter or my book "Gateways of Unity, Inner and Natural Healing ", the chapter on 'The Aura and Astral' about Astral Hooks.
An example of this is a friend of mine and fellow multi-dimensional anchor who went to China to release a seal over Light at a particular place that had been sealed 13,000 years ago. As the world could not handle the frequencies then, as we went through the Photon Belt the last time and into fear and density, but the world is ready again now to be open to the Light. There were three Tibetan Lamas that had walked for one whole year to get to the same place at the same time, only for a day before turning around and walking back to Tibet! They were there for the same reason, but quietly, unseen by all except the one they worked with and even then she only saw one in passing. Such is the way of the true work that is done by those who are in Divine Will and of service here on this planet, to assist the shift in consciousness and return of the Golden Age, the real work is done on the Inner Planes and on the outer world quietly by those who are connected and conscious.
If you feel you are busy working at night or get people telling you they channel you, see you helping in dreams or they call out to you for help make sure you are Connected and in the higher energies of your divine self. It is a good idea to imagine you are within the Golden Octahedron, unified frequencies of cosmic life force energy, the top apex at Cosmic Gateway and the bottom at Earth Star, do this night and day until you feel you have unified to the point where you are aligned on all levels in oneness and divine love. This just keeps you unnecessarily out of the lower Astral worlds while you are still unifying yourself. You will still have your hooks in the Astral while you are running victim/victimiser and fear issues but the Golden Octahedron will keep that energy from distracting you, while you do your higher work and also help you be in a calm and centred space to unify the astral hooks you may still have.
Also if you find at times that you do not feel like doing much, instead of thinking of yourself as lazy or lost it, realise that most of your energy is actually off working on other levels assisting in some way, so just allow yourself to be. The universe will always provide for you and you will have what you need in regards material things so you can do this work.
There is much work going on at present as the higher light octaves are blasting through from the Source and the Greater Central Sun and Galactic Centre, through the star and planetary alignments, eclipses and cyclic doorways of the equinox and solstices. The pulse for the Galactic Centre which is what the Mayan Calendar represents has passed the middle of the Galactic Underworld now as we open up our frequencies of 'who we truly are', We move into the ninth step of the pyramid and Universal Underworld on 11. 02. 2011, it ends 28.10. 2011 when we complete creation according to the calendar and the pyramids; that were built to represent this journey into the higher dimensions and Light are a vehicle created to move through the doorway. Of course the pyramid is each of us, the crystal, the Earth, the Solar System and beyond, multi-prismed facets from the prism of Light of Source.
Many are leaving Earth as they have chosen not be here physically for the great shift that is happening, and there are many things occurring with the Earth herself as she throws off all the toxins. But instead of fearing the future or changes; breath love and acceptance into the fear, until it is gone as there is only Love, the Love you are takes you into the New Earth, your Heart is the doorway.
In your Soul Travels once you awaken enough to know to do them; and when and where you are to be, you will feel only joy for what is taking place as you work with the Councils of Light, Councils of Elders and Ancient Ones, Light Beings and Guardians on the Earth, the Dragon and Serpent People and are aware of the Inner Earth and the beings there as we merge the Inner and Outer as one, the New Earth is birthed.
You will know from your heart the appropriate time and place to do Soul Travel, it is not an ego thing and something that is to be controlled and manipulated. The work you do is not interfering and changing energies, it is simply being the divine being you are, fully conscious as you experience the lower energies to illuminate them through your being. You are the go-between, the one that through your choice of being in a physical body at this time give the gift through your being of unifying Heaven and Earth, spirit and matter. This process takes place through you becoming your Body of Light, being fully present and aware, not by doing magic or manipulating energies, this is the old path and the new is from Love, Acceptance and Allowing, by simply Being….aware, alive, radiant.
So either through choice as you awaken, or through circumstances such as losing a job, a relationship, loss of a loved one, health problem or accident your Soul is guiding you into self healing, realisation and service to others, selfless surrender to the divine self.
You can Soul Travel in your sleep, or while meditating or being still within. You need to know where it is you wish to go; this often comes as a message from your Inner/Higher Self. For example you may need to be through the Belt of Orion, or into Lemuria, you may be directly there or go through a doorway portal like the Giza Pyramids for Orion, or Easter Island for Lemuria first. Or you may want to go into a mountain near where you live, or into the Serpent tunnels in the Inner Earth, or to a particular Star, or to the Galactic Federation, to the Council of Light, or a Light Ship that is in your area.
I find when I go to sacred sites, vortexes, ruins and dimensional portals and pyramids my Inner Self will often ask me to travel back there in a Soul Travel that night, as I gain more awareness and move into the other dimensions more easily. Often I return on a Soul level many times after I have visited a place physically; for example after being in the sarcophagus in the Kings Chamber and in the Queens Chamber at the great Pyramid at Giza, I often travel in my Light Body there and also take others on the inner there as well, or other locations. As well as painting the Inner Planes in a mandala or activation painting, as a doorway to assist others to open up to the Light Codes and portals there, and in many other pyramids and vortexes.
On one occasion after visiting the Grand Canyon, Arizona, USA, I was at vortex called Moran and the energy was so powerful it almost knocked me over. I was to soul travel back there that evening, and I was staying near Sedona which was quiet a drive. I had hardly got back to where I was staying and into my room and my head on the pillow when I was off back to Moran on the inner to meet with Council of Elders through the Inner Earth doorway there and got downloaded with lots of information. But when I was physically at the location as I stood at the vortex, at the edge of the great cliffs, the energy was so intense and I was just there briefly and got nudged to go. Often I just have to be in the place to absorb the light codes and energies then do the rest on the Inner Planes away for the actual location. But I will also often stay at a place for hours or return many times over days, weeks and years to Soul Travel into the dimensional worlds within the sacred site or vortex to awaken to the next level of light codes.
Use the pendulum or muscle test if you are not sure and check whether it is appropriate to go there. Soul Travel is for a purpose that has Divine Will aligned to it. It will be for your healing or completion of some mission, or to receive more wisdom, information and codings. Or to learn at a higher frequency plane, your next step in your initiation process, or for Planetary or Cosmic awareness of the Cyclic Shift and Bigger Pictures and you work with the Councils of Light. If you are in doubt ask if there is anywhere at this time where you are meant to go; it maybe to a healing temple in a higher dimension, or a higher dimensional school for learning and awakening your consciousness. Or in unlimited ways of service such as teaching others on the Inner Planes, or going into the Underworld to assist those who have asked for help. As well as to hold the beam of high frequency divine light and love, unified energy in a battlefield, or disaster to help all souls to transmute the fear and horror.
You may also be going on Soul Travels but not be conscious of this, if you feel this is happening you can connect and tune in and see what comes into your awareness. If you are not meant to know, there is usually a good reason for this. It could be that your ego will get in the way, or you will tell others and lose the energy, or others on whatever level may hear and cause mischief, or it may simply be that you are not ready to understand consciously yet.
· "Do I need to heal anything here?" If yes, and you are not sure how, send Golden Light into it and Love from your Heart until it is healed and glowing golden.
· "Do I need to complete anything here?" If yes, then ask your Inner/Higher Self to take you to the place and time, see or sense what it is you need to do to complete. Just trust what ever it is you get a sense of.
· "Do I need to receive anything from here; an object, codings, awareness…?" Then ask your Inner/Higher Self to take you to the time and place where you need to be, to receive what it is. Trust whatever you get.
· "Do I need to return anything to this place or time?" If yes trust whatever it is you get a sense of, it maybe a crystal you took at the end of Atlantis, or a ray of energy from an ancient pyramid site. What ever it is you get a sense of then ask your Higher/Inner Self to guide you back to the place in your Soul Travel where you need to put it back.
· "Do I need to resolve anything?" You may go to a place where there has been destruction and beings, or part of your multi-dimensional self is trapped. If you get a sense of this then send love into them until you can see or get a sense that they are free. If there are other beings, send Love and Golden Light to them until they are free to go back to their Source, which maybe another world.
· You can also go with a group on a Soul Travel to a particular cycle, dimensional world, star system or place and you may need to unify as a group something you left unfinished as the same group in that parallel time.
Sometimes it takes a long time of clearing yourself and getting lighter before you are able to access a particular doorway, star system, or vortex.
For example for years I had been wanting to go through the Southern Cross, but I even had to go to Uluru on a Blue Full Moon and Equinox to make the star essences of the Southern Cross with rock and flowers on the rock, and still was not ready to go through the doorway. When I finally was ready as I went through Southern Cross doorway, the dimensional facets of light that got activated in me were vast, and I could see why it had taken so long for it to happen, I had to get my frequency high enough to hold the energies.
You will know where it is you are to go as described previously, then get into bed and do the alignment as described in 'Aligning and Connecting for your Soul Travel' before going to sleep. You well probably have a very deep sleep, as you travel in your Light Body you will usually not be consciously aware of anything except maybe Light or Golden Light. Make sure you have enough warm bedding on as often the body can get cold as most of your energy and life force is being used on your travel. I have never been on a Soul Travel in my sleep yet that I remember, as it is happening. Usually because it is on such a deep level and the conscious mind is nicely asleep while it is going on. Often if I have taken other people with me, sometimes they have said they were aware of a Golden Light coming to them. Or we have gone travelling yet I may still be awake, I am aware that it is going on, but not conscious as I go to bed to sleep. But I get clarity in the morning when I tune into it.
In the morning or when you get a chance, tune in and see what comes up for you about your journey. Sit and get connected, go within, deep into your inner self and ask to be shown what happened. If you are visual you will see your journey in your inner vision. If not then you may get a knowing - trust it. Or you can get a pen and paper and write it down, or go and type up what comes with out thinking, on the computer. Trust what you get and allow it to unfold. Then if any of it needs to be unified or completed you can follow the guideline of the questions that are in the 'Soul Travel in Meditation' section just previous.
Then imagine or see within, all your Chakras spinning and Light, go up them from Earth Star to Cosmic Gateway, (if you are not sure see the diagram in the Chakra chapter on page 55), as each one sparkles and radiates in Light……..
When they are all sparkling and Light be aware of them merging into One Chakra of Light…….then out through all your physical body…etheric body…emotional body…mental bodies…spiritual bodies…you are one Body of Light…..Open up to the full spectrum of Light Codings to your Christ/White Light Body…Now you are ready to go…. So put out clearly where you are off to.
· If you are doing this in your sleep then just go to sleep.
· If you are doing this in a meditation then allow yourself to be there and trust what you perceive no matter how subtle, just follow what happens. If you find you need more Light then you can imagine that you are surrounded and filled with a portal or column of Divine Light….You are within this spiralling column of Divine, radiant Light as it connects you to the Light Grid around the planet and you open up to the Light Grid, matrix of Light as you travel in Light through the Light Grid to where you choose to go. Whether you are fully conscious of it or not, you will be there, so trust your imagination and what ever you sense, feel, know or see. Happy travelling through the journey of your Soul.
At first you may become aware that you work with the Councils of Light through Soul Travel, or aware that you are busy working at night in your sleep. You then start to become more aware of yourself, as you are on the planes of Light any time of the day or night, you now become conscious. The more you do this the more you become, and are aligned in Divine Will, becoming more compassionate, loving, accepting, humble and in the world but not of it, out of the illusion. You now operate from the Bigger Picture and the Inner Planes as your frequency has heightened and you have graduated to a new level of awareness.


I think I encountered a bug in widget rotation. If the rotation value is set to "x:A y:0 z:0" or "x:0 y:B z:0", either by setRotation() or by XML property, where A and B is non-zero positive values, the widget is rotated in strange manner. When point is rotated around any axis in 3D, the component of point vector corresponding to axis is not changed. For example, if (a,b1,c1) is rotated by an arbitrary angle around x-axis, then new coordinates will be (a,b2,c2). I found that CEGUI changes the axis-component of a point, making the widget looking skewed instead of rotated. The rotation angle of 90 degrees around x or y-axis should make the widget (effectively) invisible, but the closest angle to make the widget look like line (=invisible) is ~99.35.
The image is attached. However, rotation quaternion (and rotation matrix I calculated from it) looks good to me and there are no issues with rotation around z-axis.
I use OpenGL3 renderer and played with glMatrixMode(), gluPerspective() and their friends to make sure it is not a viewport problem to no avail. This behavior occurs in v0-8 branch (v0.8.7 release 6267 (ed25a866ade7), tip 6740 (bd98855c1589)) and v0 branch (tip 6719 (fdb23c8a311b)).
Am I doing something wrong? Is this bug or expected behavior?
I would not say it is expected behaviour. For a 90° rotation I expect this widget to vanish, just as you said.
Ident wrote: Do you have any guesses?
I did quick tests, and found that the rotation in samples built with glfw2 & OpenGL3 works as expected. Moreover, glfw3 & OpenGL3 works as expected too!
I will investigate further later this week.
That is extremely odd. Glfw just sets up the host window and some OpenGL stuff but this should not have any effect whatsoever on mathematical computations on the GPU, especially with OpenGL3 core profile.
Did you say the application_templates with glfw3 is always broken, already as it is in the repo?
Ident wrote: That is extremely odd. Glfw just sets up the host window and some OpenGL stuff but this should not have any effect whatsoever on mathematical computations on the GPU, especially with OpenGL3 core profile.
MS Visual Studio 2017 Community, glfw-3.2.1, glew-2.1.0, other dependencies is downloaded as package from https://bitbucket.org/cegui/cegui-dependencies/get/v0-8.zip. Everything is built as debug version using CMake GUI 3.13.3.
Create new project "Classic Windows application"
And setting angle to 90 does not make the button invisible.
renders the widget invisible, as expected.
Looks like the projection matrix is wrong.
So, I figured what is wrong exactly.
Either in glfw template, or in samples framework everything is the same. Sorry for misleading.
Moreover, I feel that setting the pivot does nothing or little. I will try to locate the bug.
I've built CEGUI with Directx 9 and tested rotation. The results are identical.
Ok so at least it is consistently wrong.
I don't quite get your examples with the rotation. Are you saying that the sizes on screen affects skewedness?
Yes, the size / position on the screen affects rotation in general.
launch, and you will see nothing. It is right behavior, as we discussed earlier.
you will see skewed widget.
Nothing renders. So the rotation center (axis-wise) should match center of root (?) frame.
If hierarchy is complex, the situation gets complicated and I can't figure if there is a way to rotate a widget properly. The complex hierarchy means even another square shaped and root-centered frame that contains rotated widget.
Also I tried to use setPivot(), but has not succeeded.
Sorry if I'm not clear enough and thank you for your help!
The transform matrix looks good to me, checked it in OpenGLGeometryBufferBase::updateMatrix().
The bug is renderer independent.
It is connected with wrong rotation pivot.
Sorry, i was editing my post while you were writing.. this got a bit confusing now.
What I wanted to add is: what I observed there was a totally normal and expected distortion as given by a perspective projection. We do not use a orthographic projection here.
Just as an example, I went into a famous and popular proprietary game engine, which I shall not name here because it does not use CEGUI , and just rendered a quad there rotated by 45° around X and moved it sideways, while the camera was facing it perpendicularly (before rotation).
Therefore: nothing wrong with how CEGUI renders this.
Back to CEGUI and OpenGL (etc.) - I did not test the pivot because there is no property for it and I personally find it insane to set a pivot per widget who is gonna keep track of the pivots and positions like this? Did you actually set one for the widget? It should work if you set one, I looked into the code and it is used properly afaik but I did not test this.
So what exactly would you have expected instead of the perspective project Cizion? Maybe you should try setting an orthographic projection matrix instead? Could you explain your expected behavior further?
You can change the projection in cegui/src/RenderTarget, look for glm::perspective. At least that is what we use on default branch. Might be a different method on 0.8.X but should be in the same area and I think you get the idea.
Suthiro wrote: Is this bug or expected behavior?
Ident wrote: ..what I observed there was a totally normal and expected distortion as given by a perspective projection. We do not use a orthographic projection here.
Suthiro wrote: .. played with glMatrixMode(), gluPerspective() and their friends..
but I have not thought that CEGUI uses its own projection matrix, and was changing things outside, after renderer initialization.
Ident wrote: You can change the projection in cegui/src/RenderTarget, look for glm::perspective. At least that is what we use on default branch. Might be a different method on 0.8.X but should be in the same area and I think you get the idea.
Thanks! I'm not sure if I will change projection matrix or use current setup, but at least I do understand now what is going on and where to look.
Ident wrote: So what exactly would you have expected instead of the perspective project Cizion?
I would expect 2D GUI system using an orthographic projection .
And may I wonder what/who is Cizion?
I will test pivots further, I suppose everything is ok and I just used it wrong.


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Serena Williams Wins First Title Since Having Her Daughter; Donates Winnings To Australian Bushfire Relief
Serena Williams reigns once again!
The tennis ace snatched her first title since 2017 today when she triumphed at the Auckland Open.
Williams slayed the ASB Classic, defeating Jessica Pegula 6-3, 6-4.
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It marks her first title win since giving birth to three-year-old daughter Alexis Olympia – who she ironically was pregnant with at the time.
Speaking after the game, Williams gushed:
"It feels good. It's been a long time. I've been waiting two years for this moment. I think you could see the relief on my face."
In a commendable move, Williams revealed she will donate the $43,000 prize to the relief effort for the Australian bushfire.

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Here are 3 money moves you should make at the start of the year, financial experts say
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New year, new you? Probably not.
One of the revelations that will likely come in 2023 is that you're largely the same person as last year. You don't suddenly love running or taking vitamins.
But sometimes it's good when things don't change, and the fact that many of the money moves we should be taking remain the same from one year to the next at least gives us more times to try to get them right.
Here are three of the most important actions to take now (and at the start of every year), financial experts say:
1. Update your budget
"The new year is a chance to reflect and start fresh," said Brian Bender, head of Schwab Retirement Plan Services. "That should include your financial plan."
Bender recommends making a list of any big expenses you anticipate for the coming year, including a possible move, marriage or pricey vacation.
You want to factor these costs into your budget and be prepared for them, he said. Similarly, if you're making a career change or expecting a raise at work, you'll want your new budget to reflect it.
To get an understanding of how much you spend, look back at your purchases over the last couple of months, said Kimberly Palmer, personal finance expert at NerdWallet.
"From there, you can create a ballpark estimate of where you want your money to go," Palmer said.
One helpful rule of thumb, she added, is the 50/30/20 budget, which allocates "50% of your take-home pay toward needs, 30% toward wants and 20% toward savings and debt."
2. Review your emergency savings
Having a solid emergency savings account is one of the best ways to sleep soundly at night, said Cristina Guglielmetti, president of Future Perfect Planning in Brooklyn.
The amount of money people need salted away varies, Guglielmetti said, and the start of the year is the perfect time to assess how much is best for you.
To begin, you'll typically want to calculate your key monthly expenses, including rent, food and utilities and pet care, and then decide on a number of months you want the account to be able to cover should you lose your job. (Of course, that money would also come in handy for a one-time emergency such as an unexpected car repair or a medical bill.)
"It could be low, like one to three months, especially if there are other pools of savings to pull from, the possibility of family support or if one or both jobs is very stable," Guglielmetti said. "Or, it can go as high as nine to 12 months if someone just prefers that kind of safety."
She recommends keeping the cash in a high-yield savings account. You'll just want to make sure any account you put your savings in is FDIC insured, which means up to $250,000 of your deposit (per accountholder, per bank) is protected from loss.
3. Make sure you're on track for retirement
The start of a new year is the best time to check in with your retirement savings goals and to make any needed changes, experts say.
Some people may be able to take advantage of the increased annual contribution plan limits for 401(k) workplace retirement plans ($22,500) and individual retirement accounts ($6,500), Guglielmetti said.
Workers age 50 and older can qualify to make additional "catch up" contributions.
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Yet even a small increase in your savings rate can be powerful, said Rita Assaf, vice president of retirement with Fidelity Investments.
Assaf provided an example: For someone 35 who is making $60,000 a year, upping their retirement saving contribution by 1% (or less than $12 a week), could generate an additional $110,000 by retirement, assuming a 7% annual return.
"If you have access to a 401(k) with a company match, try to save to at least your company match level," Assaf added. "If you don't, it's like leaving free money on the table."
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Mary Nino
Former Associate Dean of the SJSU King Library
Speaker May 1, 2020
Mary Nino is the former associate dean of the San José State University Martin Luther King Jr. Library. A San José State University School of Information alumna, who has also been a member of the school's International Advisory Council and Leadership and Management Program Advisory committees, she continues to provide library advice and recommendations to the school. Nino started off in San José public high schools as an English teacher, then transitioned to school librarian after obtaining her Master of Library and Information Science and Teacher Librarian Services Credential from the SJSU School of Information. She also worked as a part-time librarian for the County of Santa Clara and San José City College.
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What are some current management/leadership processes trends you're seeing in libraries?
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What services will move down the priority list or are on your list of services to drop?
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Welcome to Wolfe's Kitchen and Deli, formally known as Wolfe's Market, located in the city of Claremont. We are a family owned and operated specialty deli, gourmet kitchen, bakery and catering business. We are passionate about exclusively using the finest quality and freshest ingredients available to produce wholesome meals fortified with vital nutrients necessary to fuel your energy to conquer the day's work.
Wolfe's Kitchen and Deli serves the finest, most mouthwatering Boars Head deli meats and cheeses. We only serve our customers high quality deli meats and cheeses from Boar's Head, a successful family business since 1905. With Boar's Head, they use only the finest ingredients to create pure beef, pork, poultry and real spices. Their meats and cheeses contain no fillers, by-products, artificial colors or flavors, trans fat or gluten. Due to Boar's Head's commitment to high quality products and healthy food, we only use Boar's Head's meats and cheeses to create our delicious and gourmet sandwiches.
From baked ham, hard salami, roast beef, pastrami, corned beef, oven gold turkey, peppermill turkey, honey maple turkey, buffalo chicken breast, etc., we carry a wide variety of first-class quality meats from Boar's Head.
If you're craving deli meats and delicious sandwiches, made with only the finest quality ingredients, stop by Wolfe's Kitchen and Deli for lunch! We have sandwiches created and catered to the foodies, big eaters, simple eaters, animal lovers, meat lovers and health nut. Pick up a yummy side salad— potato, cold slaw, rotelle pasta, fruit salad, pea salad— to accompany your meal. Visit our store, we look forward to serving you the best sandwiches in town!
Cheeses: Swiss, Cheddar, American, Provolone, Jarlsberg, Jack, Hot Pepper Jack, Muenster, Havarti, and Mozzarella.
Condiments: Mayo, Mustard, Spicy Mustard, Tomato, Lettuce, Onions, Bell Peppers, Cucumbers, Sprouts, Spinach, Pickles and Pepperoncinis.
Deli Meats: Baked Ham, Low Sodium Ham, Honey Maple Ham, Dry Salami, Hard Salami, Roast Beef, Beef Bologna, Pastrami, Corned Beef, Ovengold Turkey, Salsalito Turkey, Peppermill Turkey, Honey Maple Turkey, Mesquite Turkey, Buffalo Chicken Breast, Chicken Breast, and Capocollo.
Breads: Wheat, Rye, Sourdough, Squaw and French Roll, (Croissant +$1.00).
All Sandwiches have ¼ lb of meat! And include one side!
3 varieties -- Roast Beef, Cold Pastrami, Corned Beef.
Peppermill Turkey, Havarti Cheese, Avocado, Tomato, Fresh Sprouts, Mayo on Toasted Schiacciata Bread.
Capocollo, Salami, Mortadella, Provolone, Lettuce, Tomatoes, Mayo, Mustard & Italian Dressing on French Roll.
Liverwurst, Red Onion and Mayo on Rye or Sourdough Bread.
Salami, Capocollo, Bologna, BLT, Mortadella, Egg Salad or Chicken Salad.
Turkey, Bacon, Avocado, Green Leaf, Tomato and Mayo on toasted Sourdough Bread.
Ham sliced thin on a Croissant with Swiss Cheese, Mayo, Mustard, Lettuce and Tomato.
With Avocado & Sprouts on Squaw Bread.
Double Buffalo Chicken, Pepperoni, Pepper Jack Cheese, Green Leaf, Cucumber, Bell Peppers, Pepperoncini, Mayo & Mustard on Wheat Bread.
Turkey, Green Leaf, Avocado, Cucumber, Bell Peppers, Spinach, Sprouts, Red Onions, Mustard & Mayo on Wheat Bread.
Salsalito Turkey, Bacon, Lettuce, Tomato, Fresh Guacamole on Schiacciata Bread.
Chicken Fajita Panini with Chicken Breast, Bell Peppers, Jack Cheese and Mayo on Sourdough Bread or Ham and Bacon Panini with Ham, Bacon, Swiss Cheese, Basil Pesto on Sourdough Bread.
Albacore Tuna with Relish and Celery or Albacore Tuna with Green Apple and Red Onion.
Grilled Chicken Breast served with Grilled Onions, Grilled Fresh Pineapple, Spicy BBQ Sauce and Lettuce. Served on a Hamburger Bun.
Cranberry Walnut Chicken Salad on a flaky Croissant with Lettuce and Tomato.
Grilled thinly sliced Roast Beef on Sourdough with Melted Cheddar Cheese, Grilled Tomatoes and Grilled Ortega Chiles.
Lightly grilled thin slices of Corned Beef, Sauerkraut and Swiss Cheese served on Grilled Rye Bread.
Lightly grilled Roast Beef, Grilled Onions, Green Leaf Lettuce and Chipotle Cheese served on Schiacciata Bread.
Lightly grilled thin slices of Pastrami, Swiss Cheese served on Grilled Rye Bread, and served with Au Jus Sauce on the side for dipping.
Beef or Chicken in warm Flour Tortillas with Cheddar and Jack Cheese, Lettuce, Fresh Salsa and Guacamole.
Your Choice of Grilled Chicken Breast (9.95) or Steak (10.95) served on a French Bread Roll with sautéed Onions and Bell Peppers. Topped with Melted Jack Cheese and Avocado.
Smoked Turkey Breast, grilled Tomatoes, Lettuce, Mayonnaise and Melted Cheese on Sourdough Bread.
Smoked Turkey sandwich with Lettuce, Tomato, Pickles, Mayonnaise and Cranberry Chutney. Served on Sourdough Bread.
Grilled Sourdough, Sundried Tomatoes, Jack Cheese, Cheddar Cheese, Bean Sprouts and Sliced Avocado.
Salmon Patty served on a Sesame Seed Bun with Lettuce and Tomato.
Pulled Pork marinated with Spicy BBQ Sauce and Grilled Onions. Served with Grilled Pineapple on a French Roll.
Your choice of Chicken (9.95) or Steak (10.95) Flour Tortilla with Cheddar and Spicy Jack Cheese.
Grilled Chicken Breast, Romaine Lettuce, Chopped Tomatoes, Parmesan Cheese, Croutons and Caesar Dressing.
Grilled Tuna Salad Sandwich with Cheddar Cheese on Sourdough Bread.
Cheddar and Jack Cheese Grilled on Sourdough Bread.
Boars Head All Beef Hot Dog served on a Toasted Bun.
*Grill Menu items include your choice of Rotelle Pasta, Fresh Fruit, French Fries or Sweet Potato Fries.
Wolfe's Kitchen and Deli, located in Claremont, strives to provide delicious and nutritious healthy meals with our Ultimate Nutrition Meal plan. Whether your goal is to lose weight, lower cholesterol, or to choose healthier food options, Tom Wolfe, the owner of Wolfe's Kitchen and Deli created the Ultimate Nutrition. This is a health-driven vehicle that helps others achieve their own health success through our carefully designed meal plans and menus. After Tom Wolfe was able to improve his own health through fitness and nutrition, he was inspired to help others by creating Ultimate Nutrition, which produces meals each day that are filled with wholesome goodness and fortified nutrition necessary to be an exceptional athlete. These meals are made with the best quality and freshest ingredients available and are prepared by our incredible chefs on the daily.
Ultimate nutrition is the ideal replacement for fast food lunches or frozen diet dinners. We are passionate about helping you meet your dietary necessities and desires by creating healthy meals that are easily accessible for your breakfast, lunch, dinner and snack times! Our chefs prepare and portion your food in a timely fashion. With Wolfe's Kitchen and Deli's Ultimate Nutrition Meal Plan and Shakeology Bar, we provide you a plethora of healthy nutritious options that will help you reach your health and fitness goals.
We can customize your meal plan for your dietary necessities and everyday lifestyle. Our Ultimate Nutrition Plan is continuously growing for the better. Want to try it out? New customers receive a free two meal trial.
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Here at Wolfe's Kitchen and Deli, we use our own meal plans and are living proof that they immensely improve our health for the better.
Spring Mix Lettuce, Fresh Red Raspberries, Crumbled Feta Cheese, Tomatoes & Roasted Pinenuts. Served with Raspberry Vinaigrette.
Chicken Breast, Romaine Lettuce, Broccoli Florets, Celery, Carrots, Crispy Wontons & Black Sesame Seeds. Served with Sesame Dressing.
Garden Greens, Shredded Carrots, Tomatoes, Garlic Croutons & Black Olives. Served with your choice of Dressing.
Chopped Iceberg Lettuce, Crumbled Bacon, Black Forest Ham, Turkey, Tomato, Bleu Cheese Crumbles, Avocado, Chopped Egg. Served with House Ranch Dressing.
Baby Spinach, Radicchio, Fresh Mango, Coconut, Ricotta Cheese, Cashews, Served with Mango Vinaigrette.
Baby Spinach, Radicchio, Peaches, Goat Cheese, Candied Pecans, Walnuts & Cranberries. Served with Mango Vinaigrette.
Spring Mix Lettuces, Dried Cranberries, Walnuts, Bleu Cheese. Served with Raspberry Vinaigrette Dressing.
Spring Mix Lettuces, Bacon Crumbles, Tomatoes, Bleu Cheese, Olives. Served with Balsamic Dressing.
Mixed Greens, Roast Beef, Ham, Turkey, Asst Cheeses (Munster, Cheddar, Parmesan). Served with Ranch Dressing.
Romaine Lettuce,Chicken Breasts, Bleu Cheese, Apples, Mandarin Oranges, Candied Pecans, Avocado and Dried Cranberries. Served with Wolfe's Secret Dressing.
Romaine Lettuce, Spring Mix, Pear, Strawberries, Kiwi, Cashews. Served with Strawberry Dressing.
Romaine Lettuce, Cucumber, Tomato, Apples, Carrots, Pepitas. Served with Apple Dressing.
Spring Mix, Baby Spinach, Kale, Broccoli Slaw, Carrots, Kidney Beans, Grape Tomatoes, Alfalfa Sprouts, Sunflower Sprouts, Mushrooms, Cucumber, Lentil Sprouts, Red Cabbage, Sunflower Seeds, Pepitas. Served with Creamy Garlic Dressing.
Wolfe's Kitchen and Deli provides first-class gourmet kitchen catering. Our marketplace has been in operation since 1917, an expansion and renovation including the addition of a full-service kitchen and bakery was completed in 1991. The community response and support has established Wolfe's as a premiere source for prepared foods for your family and friends, as well as for corporate events and special occasions.
We prepare the finest quality food with an emphasis on personal service, stylized presentation, and customer satisfaction.
Wolfe's Kitchen and Deli will cater our delicious gourmet sandwiches, fresh green salads, enjoyable meals, hot and cold appetizers, sweet treats and other specialty items for your special event.
Our catered food will always be neatly packed in trays and containers to make entertaining others simple, easy, nutritious and delicious.
Here at Wolfe's Kitchen and Deli, we are introducing new items regularly. Stop by our kitchen and sample something new! We are a great place to pick up a mouthwatering and nutrient-packed meal for your loved ones. Save some time and money when dining with us. For our premium quality gourmet kitchen catering services, contact Wolfe's Kitchen and Deli!
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Sky sports: Chelsea to make move for Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain next week. Arsenal midfielder has told Wenger he will not sign new deal currently on offer.
Straight swap with hazard then.
Feel that's fair Steve considering what they have both achieved internationally.
If Sanchez is leaving, I think it makes it more important we keep Ox. Why would we sell him to a rival but not sell sanchez to city?
well there is quite a difference in their quality!
We would be helping city and skinning chelski.


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Hikvision acquires Pyronix, an intrusion alarm specialist
Hikvision, the world's largest video surveillance manufacturer, has acquired Pyronix, the UK-based intrusion alarm security firm. Julie Kenny CBE DL, founder of Pyronix, said: "This acquisition represents a huge opportunity for Pyronix, Rotherham, and the region. The foreign direct investment that this will bring to the UK will be huge. Hikvision has big plans for the growth of Pyronix and the continued development globally. In the last 15 years Hikvision has demonstrated what can be achieved in the video surveillance market. With this guidance, Pyronix can achieve great things in the global market place."
Jiang Feng Zhi, recently appointed chairman of Pyronix, commented on the acquisition: "These are exciting times for Pyronix and Hikvision as the two companies work together. Hikvision has plans for significant investment in the UK and particularly in its UK-based manufacturing, with plans to dramatically expand operations. We are delighted to welcome Pyronix to Hikvision group, and we look forward to growing the business through introduction of intruder alarm products to the global market."
Hikvision plans to apply Pyronix expertise and know-how in intrusion detection systems to its leading position in the video surveillance market. The result, says Sebastian Herrera, managing director of Pyronix, will mark the future of security systems: "Hikvision and Pyronix combined know-how will bring new advancements and innovative products to the market, converging two security technologies in video surveillance and intrusion detection."
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Going to SDCC as an indie comics creator
People outside the comic book world think of Marvel and DC when they think of comic conventions – if they think of them at all. Yet anyone who goes to San Diego Comic-Con or any other convention knows that indie creators and small press publishers are some of the most exciting aspects of the Con. This is where you can find work that's often more fresh and creative than anything filling the shelves of your comic shop on Wednesdays. And because Comic-Con is a natural meeting ground for comic fans and the creators who are trying to get their work noticed, it's a dream of many indies to just get in the door – something that's gotten harder and harder each year.
Someone who did just that for SDCC 2015 is Chase Cunningham, co-creator of a comics universe called The Cynja. Inspired by his two daughters, Cunningham collaborated with partner Heather C. Dahl and illustrator Shirow Di Rosso on the series. As techies and parents, the three formed the perfect creative team to develop The Cynja – a character who helps kids understand online dangers as they navigate apps and virtual environments in their digital lives. From the book:
Hidden deep inside our planet's virtual world, lurking in the darkened cyber alleys of our digital neighborhoods, a new generation of bad guys has risen. Zombies, worms, botnets – all threaten our happiness and future. But there is hope. A lone warrior battles this new sinister cyber evil. He is the Cynsei.
The Cynsei is trying to keep us safe. But the guardian of all things noble in cyberspace cannot fight alone. His enemies are too numerous. If the Internet is to escape falling into darkness, the Cynsei needs help. But who would be brave enough to travel into the depths of malicious networks?
A Cynja, that's who.
After releasing their first graphic novel last year, the team now publishes The Cynja as a weekly web comic in English and Dutch, along with activity books, blog, subscription newsletter and children's workshops. The series has been so successful that it's been recognized by PBS NewsHour, the Guardian, Children's Book Review, HelpNet Security, PC Magazine, the National Press Foundation and the former inspector general for the NSA. That's some serious prestige.
Recently they were selected by a panel of judges to be a featured small press publisher at Comic-Con. I talked to Chase today about how The Cynja came about and what it's like to be facing San Diego Comic-Con for the first time.
What can you tell me about The Cynja? What motivated it?
The real idea behind the Cynja came from my partner Heather and I looking at the industry and seeing an absolute lack of material for kids to get interested in cyberspace. We started talking about doing something cool for kids to get them interested in cyber security and shortly thereafter the character of The Cynja was born. We're motivated by trying to educate the next generation about the benefits of cyberspace while also providing real knowledge about the science and math that really make the magic of the Internet work.
When we use the Internet, each of us enters a virtual world where forces of immense magnitude battle for power. Like ancient myths and tales of fantasy and science fiction, this cyber darkness is filled with a new generation of monsters—zombies, worms, botnets and more – but these monsters are real.
How are you participating at SDCC this year? Have you been to SDCC before?
This is our first year at SDCC. We entered a contest for small publishers that had thousands of entries and we were lucky enough to be selected. We are truly blessed and extremely excited to be coming to a venue like Comic-Con.
What challenges did you have in 1) creating the comic book and ) getting to SDCC?
Probably the hardest thing was figuring out how to go about publishing the comic and not going broke doing it. It is not cheap to self-publish. But it's worth it after it all settles out.
How are you marketing your book?
We have active campaigns going through sites like Twitter, FaceBook, and other social media channels. But we also have our own Circle of Cynjas who are members of our forum who are basically all about the Cynja. We talk with them regularly and they help us spread the message about being cyber smart and cyber safe.
What advice do you have for indie comic creators?
If you have an idea and a dream, then don't hinder yourself by thinking, "It might not go anywhere" or "Who will want to read this?" If you like it and you think it is a cool concept, odds are someone else will as well. The only other thing I can say is to just fight for your cause, whatever that may be, and watch like-minded people flock to you.
To me, writing a book or comic is one of the best ways we can really leave our mark on the future. That tome will be around long after we are gone and it can speak to someone across the span of time if we do it right.
You can find out more about The Cynja on Twitter at @TheCynja - and of course you can visit them in the Small Press section at Comic-Con.
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Police make arrests
Wednesday, November 28. 2018
Eastman Police Department reported the following arrests for November 20, 2018 through November 27, 2018.
Edwin Wright, age 58, of McRae was arrested for obstructing law enforcement officers, driving while license is suspended/revoked and failure to yield when entering/crossing a roadway.
Brent Dunlap, age 30, of Eastman was arrested for simple battery and abuse/neglect of elderly/disabled.
Gregory Spikes, age 26, of Eastman was arrested for simple battery.
Antwan Parker, age 28, of Cochran was arrested for obstructing law enforcement officers.
Jason Clements, age 21, of Eastman was arrested for driving while license is suspended/revoked and first offense driving under the influence (DUI).
Rodrick Hamilton, age 33, of Eastman was arrested for probation violation.
Iesha Woods, age 26, of Eastman was arrested for probation violation.
Griffis and Glenn sentenced to prison
A doctor convicted of falsifying medical safety examinations for commercial drivers has been sentenced to nearly three years in federal prison.
U.S. District Judge Dudley H. Bowen on Wednesday sentenced Dr. Mark Griffis, age 61, of Eastman, to 30 months in prison for conspiring to falsify Department of Transportation (DOT) mandated medical exams for drivers who hold commercial licenses, announced Bobby L. Christine, U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Georgia.
Griffis was convicted after a three-day jury trial in June. Judge Bowen also fined Griffis $6,000.00, and ordered him to serve three years of federally supervised release after he completes his prison sentence. There is no parole in the federal system.
According to the evidence presented at trial, Jo Carol White, a DOT approved drug and alcohol screener, paid Griffis to falsely certify medical exam forms at $50.00 each without actually examining the driver. This scheme allowed 271 drivers to renew their commercial driver licenses without undergoing the appropriate medical exams to assure their fitness to drive. Earlier this year, White was sentenced to 15 months imprisonment for her role in the conspiracy.
"Motorists expect and deserve the highest standards of safety from commercial drivers who make a living transporting goods on our taxpayer-funded roadways," said U.S. Attorney Bobby L. Christine. "Griffis violated the duties of his profession and made our highways more dangerous for no reason other than pure greed." [Full Story »]
Kemp takes Dodge
Last week's 2018 general election brought changes as republicans won Georgia state offices and all the constitutional amendments passed as well as the state referendums passing in Dodge County and statewide.
As of Monday night, the Georgia Secretary of States website was reporting unofficially that all 159 Georgia counties and the 2,634 precincts were 100 percent complete.
Locally, incumbent Michael Jones won over Ellis Cofield for the Georgia Soil and Water Conservation District Supervisor. Jones received 3,581 votes or 59.76 percent to Cofield's 2,393 votes or 39.94 percent. Write-in votes tallied 18 or .30 percent.
In the governor's election, republican Brian Kemp took Dodge County with 5,213 votes compared to democrat Stacey Abrams' 1,814 votes and to libertarian Ted Metz's 24 votes.
Police, deputies make arrests
Wednesday, November 7. 2018
Eastman Police Department reported the following arrests for October 29, 2018 through November 6, 2018.
Jonathan Sheffield, age 27 of Eastman was arrested for disorderly conduct and third degree cruelty to children.
Rodger Dierks, age 63 of Eastman was arrested for terroristic threats and acts.
Sebrina Hendrix, age 38 of Eastman was arrested for public indecency-indecent exposure.
Justin Mullins, age 29 of Eastman was arrested for disorderly conduct and private criminal trespassing.
Jason Thomas, age 35 of Cadwell was arrested for probation violation.
Bradley Burnam, age 45 of Eastman was arrested for no insurance and wrong class of drivers license.
Shavanda Dassie, age 26 of Eastman was arrested for disorderly conduct.
Jon Paul Lyons, age 28 of Cochran was arrested for possession of an ounce or less of marijuana and speeding.
Jim Daniels, age 32 of Eastman was arrested for driving with a suspended or revoked license and no insurance.
Amanda Davis, age 27 of Douglas was arrested for shoplifting.
The Dodge County Sheriff's Office reported the following arrests for the week ending November 6, 2018.


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Imagination Library is mailing more books than ever before
More books are being delivered each month to Knox County's children than ever before. Dolly Parton's Imagination Library of Knox County now mails over 19,000 books monthly to children under the age of five, representing 73% of the eligible population (based on the 2010 US Census) and a 4% increase since 2013. This fall, the program mailed its 2 millionth book since its launch in 2005.
That means mail carriers are hauling 600-800 more books each month and more parents are cuddling up with their children on a regular basis for some llama drama, goodnight gorillas or little engines with big hearts. Most importantly, it means that more children are entering kindergarten better prepared to learn to read, according to a recent study conducted by Knox County Schools that shows a correlation between enrollment in Imagination Library and improved early literacy test scores.
Recent gains in enrollment may be partially attributed to the Welcome Baby package, a state-wide initiative sponsored by Tennessee First Lady Crissy Haslam's office that mails healthy baby tips, including information on the Imagination Library, to every baby born in Tennessee. Local registration efforts rely on partnerships with birthing hospitals, day cares, libraries, and special events. Additionally, all children under age five who are in the Department of Human Services custody in foster care are automatically enrolled in the program.
The local program, administered by the Knox County Public Library and supported by an independent board of advisors, maintains its status as having the highest per capita registration for any urban community in the country.
With increased enrollment comes an increase in costs. Knox County Imagination Library's board of advisors is charged with raising money to cover the costs of books and mailing. An average monthly invoice for Knox County now runs about $40,000, for an annual expenditure of close to $500,000. Fortunately, the local board has to fund only half the book bill. The Governor's Books from Birth Foundation grants each county in Tennessee 50% of the total cost of books and mailing. Additionally, Imagination Library of Knox County has received a generous three-year grant from the United Way of Greater Knoxville for $87,000 per year, leaving about $150,000 for the board to raise annually.
Administrative costs of the local program are borne by the Knox County Public Library.
"Many people are confused about the funding model for Imagination Library," says Bonny Naugher, chair of Knox County Imagination Library. "We love Dolly Parton, and she put together the program in such a way that makes it more affordable for communities to buy in, but each community must pay for their own books and mailing."
For more information on Knox County's Imagination Library program, please visit www.knoxlib.org/il or call Danielle Velez at (865) 215-8784 or email her at dvelez@knoxlib.org


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