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Today, on my way home from the college, I ran into Danny at the bus stop. He's half-Filipino, half-Mexican and talks with a bit of a speech impediment. He started right in talking about Osama Bin Laden, saying something like: "They-they-they they're bombing Osaman and-and... And. But you can't-can't just get Osaman because it's the idy-all-oh-gee. You have to change their idy-all-oh-gee."
I said the problem, I've heard, is that a lot of people in Afghanistan can't read. That's why Osama has been able to tell them anything he wants. They can't read so they're not familiar with other (different) ideologies.
The bus came and we got on. We continued our convo. Danny continued to laugh. I said forget bombing, if they REALLY wanted to get Bin Laden they should drop Victoria's Secret catalogs over there!
Me: God Bless America t-shirts!
Osama would probably have a heart attack then, boy. This went on a while, back and forth. With each thing we said, Danny got louder and louder with his weird laughing. I think he lost it. People were looking at us.
Then Danny said: "They-they should chop Osama's wang off and turn him into a girl and drop him back in Afghanistan. That would be so-o funny! Huh-huh. Huh-huh. HUHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!" He snorted and snorted. Snot was coming out his nose. Oh dear lord. I resigned myself to not say any more so Danny could calm himself down. I think he finally did. But: Just before I exited the bus Danny said ow, his cheeks hurt.


Located in the heartland of North Carolina, Winston-Salem is a manufacturing city and a college town (home to Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem University and Salem College) with a past that includes the Moravians and tobacco. There are plenty of historic stops, art galleries and unique restaurants to visit.
Salem was founded by the Moravians, descendants of an early Protestant denomination in Moravia, now the Czech Republic, who fled persecution for the United States. The group held the land for many years until Salem and a neighboring town, Winston, gradually grew together and joined in 1913. The Winston-Salem tobacco market opened in 1872 and R.J. Reynolds built his first factory in Winston several years later.
Old Salem, a preserved Moravian village, is a state park. Sites to see include Winkler Bakery (baker of the famous wafer-thin Moravian spice cookies), Salem Tavern where you can dine on colonial fare, the print shop and other authentically restored buildings. Purchasing admission allows visitors to see the Boys' School, a shoemaker shop and the Tavern Museum-Barn where costumed interpreters detail history. Three museums are also on site. Carriage tours of Old Salem are available.
Bethabara Park, site of the first Moravian settlement in the state, is also open for touring. Once the chief trading center of the state, today the 175-acre park includes ruins, restored homes and a 1788 congregation house.
Reynolda House Museum of American Art, set in a former tobacco baron's home, presents American paintings from the 18th century to the present. A grouping of restaurants and shops called Reynolda Village is also on the grounds. Nearby, visit Piedmont Craftsmen Gallery and Shop to view and purchase the work of Southeastern craftspeople.
Outdoor recreation includes a visit to Tanglewood Park, home to two 18-hole championship Robert Trent Jones Sr.-designed golf courses. The park also features tennis, horseback riding, paddle boating and hiking. Or head to Ernie Shore Field to watch the Winston-Salem Warthogs play single-A baseball.
Accommodations range from small motels to major hotels such as the Adams Mark Winston Plaza Hotel. Dining options include casual, all the chain restaurants and unique spots such as The Filling Station, located in an old renovated gas station, with fireside tables and a heated winter patio. Nightlife ranges from folk music to karaoke to Thea's House of Blues & Jazz.
Winston-Salem is located in central North Carolina, roughly two hours northwest of Raleigh, NC off I-40 W.


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Our customers are our highest priority, and our goal is to provide you with timely information to ensure that your home network is as safe as possible.
If your Wi-Fi router or network extender was provided by your service provider (i.e. Bell Canada, CenturyLink, Cox, Dish, Google, Frontier, MTS, SaskTel, TDS, Telus, Verizon, Windstream), it is not affected by the KRACK vulnerability, and no firmware update is required. These products do not operate in repeater mode and do not have 802.11r FT enabled.
From there, scroll down the page until you find the model number of your device (e.g. GT784WN). Then click on the model number for your device. Once you are on the support page for your product, browse to the section titled "Firmware." There, you will find instructions to download and install a firmware update for your device, if required.
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Blaine Chalk poses for a photo in front of his home in London, Ont., where he flies a version of the Canadian Flag designed by Indigenous artist Curtis Wilson, Monday, June 27, 2022. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Geoff Robins
After 'Freedom Convoy,' Canadian flag has taken on new meaning for some this year
'It's getting a connotation of: People who are the loudest are always the ones waving the flag'
Jun. 30, 2022 2:30 p.m.
Puneet Luthra has always taken advantage of the Canadian flags his local MP's office gives away so he can raise one at his Toronto home.
"I just think it looks great. I think it's beautiful," he said.
But this year, he said, it feels different.
"The sad part is sometimes I wonder what people are going to think if I put the flag up," said Luthra. "People could think that I'm someone with fringe ideas — like anti-vaxxers and things like that."
The country is typically awash in red and white on the national holiday, but this year people across Canada are reflecting on their relationship with the Maple Leaf.
The "Freedom Convoy" demonstrations that gridlocked the streets of Ottawa in February may seem a long way off in the July sun, but the memory of protesters draped in flags, waving them while singing the national anthem and hanging them from the trucks whose horns blared day and night is still fresh for locals.
Ottawa is bracing for a new round of protests, with police saying this Canada Day will be "unprecedented and unique" with a never-before-seen security posture.
"People have made everyone confused about the value, the impact and the power of the Canadian flag and that's pretty sad," Luthra said.
Blaine Chalk said he's felt a shift in his feelings about the flag's meaning since the convoy protests, during which flags were used for what he called "extreme patriotism." While dropping his son off at a recent birthday party, he saw a truck drive by with Canadian flags and convoy-related stickers.
"It's getting a connotation of: People who are the loudest are always the ones waving the flag," said Chalk, who lives in London, Ont.
But Megan Ball Rigden said it's the country's own complicated colonial history that has her hesitant to embrace the red and white.
"I don't think I would be waving one myself regardless of the convoy, quite frankly," she said.
Ball Rigden said people in her mom's generation chose the Canadian flag, and it's close to their hearts for being representative of the "good things that we are."
She said there's a front yard in her home city of Windsor, Ont., that is "red and white with hundreds of flags."
"That person's doing it with nothing but love, but I understand it can certainly mean a lot more for a lot of people," she said.
During the flag debate of 1964, the Maple Leaf was adopted as a kind of symbolic decolonization gesture with francophones in mind, to illustrate an equal partnership with English and French Canada, said Paul Litt, a history professor at Carleton University who studies Canadian nationalism and culture.
"The conservative reactionary forces were totally opposed to the Maple Leaf," said Litt, adding they wanted to keep the Red Ensign as the nation's flag for its symbolism of Canadian tradition and ties to Britain.
At that time, English and French Canadians were termed the "two founding peoples," he said. "You don't do that anymore."
Almost 60 years on from that, people in Canada are starting to see their country and its founding in a different way.
"Time passing has really changed our perspective on ourselves," said Ball Ridgen.
She feels the flag is representative of a political system that oversaw the colonization of Indigenous peoples, noting the discoveries of unmarked graves at residential schools throughout the country.
"I think people are realizing we've really done a good job at branding ourselves in Canada as being kind and loving all the time. But like anyone else, we've had our moments of being the oppressor," she said.
It's that reckoning with Canada's past that led Chalk to buy a Canadian Indigenous flag last year, designed by Kwakwaka'wakw artist Curtis Wilson.
"I felt weird flying the Canadian flag after all those events," Chalk said.
"I felt strongly that I'd rather fly that. I'm still proud to be Canadian, but I think that we've kind of left Indigenous Peoples by the wayside for a long time."
"It's not perfect … but might as well try."
The Maple Leaf's current moment reflects a general problem with public discourse, Litt said, where there are "extremist" factions at both ends of the political spectrum.
While people on the right may seem to be appropriating the flag, as seen with convoy demonstrators, he said those on the left "set themselves up for it" by rejecting a lot of sacred national symbols.
"If they're going to be unpatriotic, then we'll be super patriotic," Litt said of the right's thinking.
Canada's national identity has always been contentious, and people can identify strongly with the flag because they project themselves onto that imagined national community, Litt said.
"The reason they love the country so much is because they see the country as representing them," he said.
"When you start to get these dramatic incidents where there's evidence that maybe Canada means something different than what you imagined it to be — an extension of yourself — that has great potential for dissonance."
Ball Ridgen said she understands the flag can be a hurtful symbol for some, and a symbol to be proud of for others.
"Until as a country we analyze it together, I guess we need to have a little bit of 'Canadian understanding' for how we all see this," she said.
"I think there is a space now for a bigger conversation. So in that respect, perhaps the convoy did something really good for all of us."
—Erika Ibrahim, The Canadian Press
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MEXICAN KNOCKOUT ARTISTS JULIO CEJA & HUGO RUIZ TO MEET IN SUPER BANTAMWEIGHT WORLD TITLE REMATCH
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MEXICAN KNOCKOUT ARTISTS JULIO CEJA & HUGO RUIZ
TO MEET IN SUPER BANTAMWEIGHT WORLD TITLE REMATCH
ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27
FROM HONDA CENTER IN ANAHEIM, CALIF., LIVE ON SHOWTIME®
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Headlined By Leo Santa Cruz Defending His Featherweight Title
Against Former Champion Kiko Martinez At 10 p.m. ET/7 p.m. PT
ANAHEIM, CALIF. (Jan. 27, 2016) – Mexican warriors Julio Ceja and Hugo Ruiz will compete in a rematch of their exciting 2015 super bantamweight world title fight on Saturday, February 27, live on SHOWTIME® from Honda Center in Anaheim, Calif.
The SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING telecast will be headlined by undefeated three-division world champion Leo "El Terremoto" Santa Cruz, who'll be making the first defense of his Featherweight World Championship against former world champion Kiko Martinez.
"I'm very happy to fight again in Southern California on such a fantastic card," said Ceja. "In the first fight with Hugo Ruiz we had a sensational battle which ended with me coming out victorious and I'm very confident that I will win again. I look forward to putting on another great show on February 27."
"I'm excited for the immediate rematch with Julio Ceja," said Ruiz. "I know that I had him badly hurt during our first fight and that I will be victorious on February 27. I'd like to thank everyone involved for this great opportunity to avenge my loss."
Ceja (30-1, 27 KOs) and Ruiz (35-3, 31 KOs) met on August 29, 2015, in Los Angeles, with Ceja winning the WBC 122-pound world title via a fifth-round stoppage in a wild back-and-forth brawl. Ruiz struck the first big blow in round three when he connected with a sharp left hand that floored Ceja. The fireworks continued into round five when Ceja unloaded a powerful left hook that put Ruiz on the mat. Ceja saw his opening and used a flurry of punches to close the show and take home the world title.
Tickets for the live event, which is promoted by TGB Promotions, are priced at $27, $54, $104 and $199 and are on sale now via ticketmaster.com, Ticketmaster retail locations or by calling 800-745-3000. Tickets are also available at the Honda Center Box Office.
The 23-year-old Ceja has won six fights in a row and is looking to prove that his victory over Ruiz was no fluke. The native of Atizapan de Zaragoza, Mexico will be fighting in the U.S. for the second time since turning pro in 2009 at just 16 years old. The power-puncher owns victories over experienced veterans Henry Maldonado, Jesus Acosta, Alejandro Morales and Genaro Camargo.
A 29-year-old fighting out of Sinaloa Mexico, Ruiz entered the first fight against Ceja on a four-fight win streak and as winner of 26 of his last 27 fights. He's defeated the likes of Jean Sampson, Yonfrez Parejo and Francisco Arce throughout a pro career that began in 2006. His bout with Ceja was his U.S. debut and his exciting style has earned him another shot at the world title.
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Hello again! I gave Allison the day off so that I can gush to you all about the Metropolitan Costume Gala that took place last night in New York City. This year's exhibition is Schiaparelli and Prada: Impossible Conversations. The exhibit demonstrates the similarities between the late Elsa Schiaparelli, who had a hand in may of the modern fashion concepts we take for granted today, and Miuccia Prada, the current Italian powerhouse. The Gala is what many consider to be the "East Coast Oscars," and is the best forum for some truly inspiring and dramatic dresses. I included here just a FEW of my favorites from my Pinterest.
Nina Dobrev in a gorgeous Donna Karen that looks like it is liquid metal!
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Old NASA satellite to reenter the atmosphere tomorrow
By MC Scarrow On Jan 8, 2023
An old NASA satellite is set to reenter the atmosphere tomorrow, Sunday, January 8. Though most of the satellite is expected to burn up in the atmosphere and pose minimal risk, some debris could reach the surface. NASA satellites launched today are designed to deorbit more gracefully and with less risk of creating space debris, but this satellite was launched in 1984 before guidelines were in place.
The current guidelines, updated in November 2019, require that any risk of a deorbiting satellite impacting people on Earth is less than 1 in 10,000. The old satellite doesn't quite meet that requirement as there is marginally more risk from its impact. "NASA expects most of the satellite to burn up as it travels through the atmosphere, but some components are expected to survive the reentry," the agency wrote in a statement. "The risk of harm coming to anyone on Earth is very low – approximately 1 in 9,400."
NASA's retired Earth Radiation Budget Satellite (ERBS) is expected to reenter Earth's atmosphere in early January. NASA
The Department of Defense predicts that the satellite will reenter the atmosphere within a 17-hour window on either side of 6:40 p.m. ET on Sunday. Tracking of the satellite will continue, as it is not yet known where any debris could be expected to land.
The satellite is called Earth Radiation Budget Satellite or ERBS and weighs 5,400 pounds. Launched in 1984, it was an early tool for investigating climate change from space. Among other things, it measured the Earth's radiative energy budget, which refers to how much energy our planet gets from the sun and how much it emits out into space. This measurement is related to climate factors such as aerosols and greenhouse gases as well as formations such as clouds and surface geography.
Running far beyond its originally planned lifespan of two years, ERBS continued to collect data until 2005 — making it a 21-year mission in total. The satellite was launched from the Space Shuttle Challenger and is notable for having trouble with deploying its solar panels when first launched. Pioneering American astronaut Sally Ride had to use a robotic arm from the Space Shuttle to shake it loose and move the panel into sunlight, allowing it to fully deploy.
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We, Filipinos, are so lucky. We live within reach of the most beautiful beaches. Case in point: Amanpulo. If you're following me on Instagram, you would have already gotten a glimpse of this breathtaking island. Was it such a tease? Well, allow me to share with you more about Amanpulo now.
It was about three in the afternoon and we had some free time off to enjoy the island on our own. We had just gone snorkeling and were exhausted. Daniela and I got some fruit shakes to beat the heat, after which she decided to take a nap. She instantly dozed off and I watched the rise and fall of her chest under the blue towel she placed over herself to hide herself from the harsh rays of the sun. I looked to my left and found Ian busy checking out all the cool underwater footage he caught on his GoPro. I gazed out to the sea and my mind instantly started to wander. This was the first time we had some downtime since we arrived and I was savouring every moment of it. We were going home the next day and I wasn't ready to leave just yet.
I wasn't ready to leave all the vibrant all colors around me–from the clear, cerulean blue sea, to the pastel pink skies. It was so refreshing to be amidst this scene day in and day out, especially if you're used to the dull, gray concrete walls of the city.
I wasn't ready to leave the solitude. I'm an introvert, so being alone and away in a beautiful place like Amanpulo made me feel so, so content. I was completely immersed in the moment. I could lie down along the shore for hours deep in my own thoughts.
I wasn't ready to leave the beach–I love the beach! I had just been to the Boracay before this trip and I wasn't complaining at all even if I was now fifty shades darker and was peeling like crazy. The sound of the waves is ultimately calming and the smell of the sea is something I always look forward to. The beach in Amanpulo is also a sight you won't ever want to let go of. I don't even need to explain why.
Lastly, I wasn't ready to face reality. Being on the island felt like a dream. As cliché as it sounds, it's true. The place is gorgeous beyond words, the service is excellent (imagine cold water bottles in your golf carts 24/7), and the food is delicious! How could this place be real? In my little world, I'd only read of experiences like this in books. I didn't want this experience to end so soon!
Daniela's phone alarmed. It was time to get ready for our last event. I took one last look at the waning sun and then started to gather my things. We walked along the sandy pathway back to our Casita. It was quiet walk. We weren't chattering away the way we usually did. I guess the separation anxiety was kicking in.
I was expecting to feel really glum the next morning (yes, I was that sad about leaving), but Nature made sure we parted on a good note. The morning of our departure, we decided to take one last dip in the ocean and as soon as we were out, a rainbow appeared across the sky. It was beautiful. It was perfect. I could't have asked for a better finale.
Thank you, Amanpulo. This short but oh-so-sweet trip was well worth it. I'm beyond grateful for the brief time spent on the island. I do hope we see each other again.
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When joining the league, each lady had their own personality and way of doing things. However, everyone had to be pretty much alike. They all had to be good at playing baseball, but also be ladylike while doing so. I think that in this movie Dottie Henson set the tone for all the other girls. Dottie was the best all around player...
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Construction, Homeowner Stories, Volunteer December 20, 2016 /by Misty Stach
Volunteering is part of the Habitat homeownership process, with all future homeowners contributing at least 400 "sweat equity" hours toward the purchase of their new home. So it is not uncommon for homeowners to get the service bug and keep volunteering long after they move in.
But homeowner Mike Carollo started out as volunteer five years ago, then later partnered with Habitat to build his own home—after some encouragement from Our Towns construction staff.
Mike began volunteering as a way to stay busy. He enjoyed working with Our Towns Habitat because the construction team worked with Mike to adapt different tasks to his physical disability.
"You guys let me do things my way, in a way that worked for me," Mike explains.
Growing up with a disability, Mike often thought he wouldn't be able to have a lot of the "normal" things in life. Owning a home seemed out of reach, and building his own home seemed impossible—Mike wasn't able to walk until the age of 15 due to his disability.
But Mike had not been volunteering with Our Towns Habitat long before Construction Manager Manny Rosado realized that, not only was Mike a great volunteer, but he was also a great fit for the Habitat homeownership program. He convinced Mike to apply, and he and his wife Pattie were accepted into the program in 2012. Two years and a phenomenal 680 sweat equity hours later, and the couple were moving into their new home.
And now, just like before they became Habitat homeowners, Mike can still be found working hard to help build houses for other future homeowners. Many Saturdays, Mike teams up with Site Supervisor Dave Chapman to help with cabinet installation. He also spends about 8-10 hours a week working with Dave on managing inventory of electrical supplies and ordering more supplies when needed.
"Mike never complains—on hot days, cold days, no matter what, he has a positive attitude," Dave said. "He can think four steps ahead of me. Once he is in the process of doing a task, he owns it.
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There are two new faces in the Our Towns Habitat office, but neither is new to Habitat or its mission.
Tiffani Irwin, our new Director of Construction, has been involved with Habitat for 25 years. She supervised home construction for Our Towns for a dozen years, before leaving to take a position with Habitat for Humanity International. She served there for eight years before returning to Our Towns last month.
In the course of her association with Habitat, Tiffani has supervised construction of more than 100 homes, both domestically and internationally. She has used her training in building science and home performance to lead to insure many of these homes were certified under sustainable building programs. Tiffani will work closely with Construction Manager Manny Rosado to plan and oversee all Our Towns Habitat builds, as well as critical repair projects.
We also welcomed Lisa Dixon to the team as our database administrator. Lisa has worked previously for several other local Habitat affiliates, including Habitat Charlotte and Habitat Statesville, which merged with Our Towns Habitat two years ago. She has also worked with Habitat North Carolina, the state level support organization for Our Towns. While most of her past experience has been working with families, Lisa will manage the donor database and provide administrative support for all of our fundraising efforts.
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Avoid Sticker Shock on Your Heating Bill
Homeowner Maintenance & Tips December 16, 2016 /by Misty Stach
'Tis the season for cozying up with a cup of hot cocoa under a big, warm afghan. With the colder weather, though, comes higher heating bills. But, with a few savvy energy-saving tips, you can help avoid sticker shock when you open your next utility bill.
Keep the heat inside. As kids, we all got that warning when we stood in the open doorway during the middle of winter—"Close that door! I'm not paying to heat the outdoors!" As adults who understand having bills to pay, we get it now! Why pay to fuel your heating system, then let all that warm air escape? Make sure you consider all the ways heat may be making its getaway from your home. If you're not using your fireplace, make sure the flue is closed. Don't run the ventilation fans in your bathroom or kitchen when they aren't needed—they'll suck are that warm, toasty air right out of the room. And be sure you have proper insulation in your attic.
Keep the cold outside. Not only do you have to worry about warm air escaping, you need to be aware of cold air invading! Check your house for drafts by holding a lit candle near windows and doors and observing the flame—if it moves horizontally, outside air may be sneaking in. Seal up leaks with low-cost caulking or weather-stripping.
A few degrees can equal big savings. Turning your thermostat down just a few degrees can shave 5 to 10 percent off your heating bill. Counter the drop by dressing in warm layers. Make sure you keep some nice, warm throws on the sofa and chairs—activity keeps your body warmer, so when you stop moving and sit down, you may feel colder! Tip—feet play a big role in the body's perception of heat, so warm socks go a long way!
Take advantage of the sun. Open drapes or blinds when the sun is on your windows to take advantage of the natural heat. But make sure to close all coverings when it's dark to avoid losing heat.
Maintain your heating systems. Electric and oil heaters should have maintenance every year. Gas heaters need serviced every other year. Regular maintenance can keep your systems running more efficiently. And one maintenance item you can easily do on your own—change the filter! Dirty filters equal higher utility bills.
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Thank You for a Wonderful Year!
From the Director December 15, 2016 /by Jeff Porter
Thank you for making 2016 such a huge success. We served 78 families in 2016, compared to the 34 families served in 2015. We plan to serve even more in 2017, but we need your help.
We plan to repair 12 more homes this year than last year, –that is one additional family each month whose home will be made safe and healthy because of your giving. This week, you should find our end of year fundraising letter in your mailbox, which tells the stories of some of the families we've helped in the past year. Please take a moment to read more about the people you have helped through Our Towns Habitat for Humanity.
In the meantime, thank you for making our first #GivingTuesday a huge success. You gave more than $10,000 in one day to Our Towns Habitat for Humanity and contributed to a new #GivingTuesday record!
According to USA Today, #GivingTuesday broke a record this year as consumers turned their attention to helping others following the shopping frenzy of the Thanksgiving weekend.
Giving Tuesday sparked $168 million in charitable donations worldwide, topping last year's tally by 44%. Meanwhile, volunteers pledged thousands of hours to assist their neighbors and those in need.
I praise God for you and for your devotion to giving. You are the most generous and hardest-working group of people I know. You give of yourselves daily. You work outside on construction sites when the weather is awful and you work inside ReStores where the floors are hard and the merc
handise is heavy. You keep our data updated in our computers and you make important decisions regarding our future.
Thank you for giving and for making a difference in my life and in the lives of those we serve together.
Jeff Porter
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Our Towns Habitat Now Offers Online Tribute Gifts
Donate December 15, 2016 /by Our Towns Habitat for Humanity
A donation in honor or memory of a loved one can be a thoughtful alternative to traditional Christmas presents, and carry an impact that lasts long after the wrapping paper has all been cleaned up and decorations tucked back in storage for the year.
Our Towns Habitat for Humanity is pleased to announce a new online giving option that allows donors to select one of a variety of themed e-cards to send to a recipient of the donor's choice, alerting them that a donation has been made in his/her name.
Card designs include holiday themes, but also offer options for other special occasions, including birthdays, graduations and memorials.
To make a tribute gift, simply complete the online donation form, select the card design of your choice, then enter your designee's name, email and any personalized message you wish to send.
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Family Motivated Regina to Become Habitat Homeowner
Homeowner Stories December 12, 2016 /by Misty Stach
Regina joined Habitat's homeowner program to provide more security and a better future for her family. In the process, she found a new family, as she formed relationships with other future homeowners.
As they attended homeowner education classes and worked to build their homes together, "It was like one big family," Regina says. It was a disciplined journey, she says, but the process helped her work on everything she needed to be a successful homeowner, from improving her credit to learning how to maintain her home.
And when it came down to it, what seemed like an immense challenge–building a house–really wasn't that hard, with so many people working together as a team.
"Seeing the walls being raised, the windows put in and the floors laid down was amazing," she remembers. "A lot of nails go a long way."
Regina's two children, Jasmine, 16, and Stacey, 6, were the motivating force for her to partner with Habitat.
"If it weren't for them, I probably wouldn't be thinking about owning a home," Regina says. "Just to have a simple foundation for your family and be able to afford it means so much. It truly is a blessing."
Regina never thought she would be able to own a home on her wages as a housekeeper, but now she will have affordable mortgage that is less than she was paying rent. That means she won't have to work extra hours to make ends meet, and she is looking forward to having time to spend with Jasmine and Stacey, helping with homework, sharing meals and building a strong family foundation.
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The SG50 Game Series By Local Developers Will Make You Love Being Singaporean
To celebrate Singapore's 50th birthday, five mobile games that are specifically designed to be uniquely Singaporean will be released to the Google Play and iOS App Stores. This is part of an MDA-led initiative to celebrate Singapore's golden jubilee.
The five games were chosen out of 40 entries that emerged from a call for proposals in June 2014 by a panel of industry members: Mr David Ng, CEO of Gumi Asia, Straits Times editor Mr Oo Gin Lee, Albert Lim, Member of the Games Solutions Centre's Management Committee, and Mr Joachim Ng, Director of Industry Operations at the Media Development Authority.
Of the five games, four are being funded by the MDA. The fifth, Satay Club, was independently developed but was selected to join the series after the developer volunteered for the game to be part of the initiative.
In a closed-door media session, select members of the media had a chance to see the gameplay first-hand, and even play the games months before their release. The five games have very different styles and characteristics, but they all share a few things in common: firstly, they all have great entertainment value. Secondly, they showcase, and even educate players, on Singapore's history and culture. Lastly, they all seem to resemble highly popular games.
"Games today are increasingly popular with the young and old, and also games are universal, because everybody today has a smartphone. And so we wanted a project which was also fun, accessible, and that everyone can enjoy," said Mr Ng.
Rickshaw Rush
Developer: Mojo Forest
Game it reminds us of: Pacman/Snake with a Habbo Hotel style
Objective of the game: Race against time to pick up and ferry waiting passengers to their desired locations as the old-school Rickshaw driver.
Shiok!: Everytime you get 3 stars for a level, you get to collect adorable cartoon versions of prominent Singapore figures, from Zubir Said to Lee Kuan Yew himself. There are 50 in total to collect, and they even have their own Character Plaza to wander around in. Cute!
KAN-CHEONG! Kopitiam Saga
Developer: Mojocat
Game it reminds us of: Bishi-Bashi, arcade-style games
Objective of the game: In three mini-games inspired by kopitiam scenarios, players will have to complete a range of tasks, from remembering prata orders to avoiding the 'summon auntie' as a taxi driver. You get to play with two other friends, and your main goal is, of course, to beat them.
Shiok!: This is one game you have to play with your speakers on. From angry admonishments of "EH WRONG LEH" when you get someone's prata order wrong, to the sian voice asking "how to play?" in the tutorial section, this is one game to play with your friends and end up in fits of laughter.
Building The Lion
Developer: Swag Soft
Game it reminds us of: Monopoly
Objective of the game: Work your way through the 3D board game, build HDBs, iconic buildings, restaurants, and even play mini-games based on old school classics like gasing, chapteh, and longkang fish! Eventually, bankrupt all other players, in the most un-kampong spirit possible.
Shiok!: The game is full of little tidbits that only Singaporeans can really appreciate. Occasionally, you get to pick up a trivia card that will allow you to learn something new about Singapore. When you go to jail, you'll be picked up by a white police car sporting the Singapore Police logo.
My Singapore City
Developer: Ixora Studios
Game it reminds us of: Candy Crush, Bejewelled, or any mobile puzzle game
Objective of the game: Complete quickfire card-matching games to unlock over 80 Singapore landmarks. Each landmark can be placed anywhere on your own Singapore island, and each landmark placed will give you a specific power that will boost your card-playing prowess.
Shiok!: It's quite fun to see which landmark you will be unlocking next, and to plan your own Singapore city! You can easily place Marina Bay Sands in the north if you want, or the Esplanade in the West near Boon Lay. You can even play through different eras, like 1819-1945 (Blast From The Past) to uncover landmarks of old, and truly see Singapore evolve through the ages!
Satay Club
Developer: Afzainizam Zahari (self-developed)
Game it reminds us of: Diner Dash
Objective of the game: Set in the 1940s in the famous Satay Club on Beach Road, players will have to help seat and feed demanding customers who are hungry for some good old satay and a fresh coconut drink, amongst other awesome local dishes.
Shiok!: The 1980 pixel art look gives it an adorable 'retro feel', recreating 1940's Beach Road in a way we've never seen it before. Did you know that Singapore used to have a building called Alhambra Theatre? Neither did we. It also features popular celebrities in Singapore at the time, like P. Ramlee.
This Singapore-Made Mobile Game Is Zen, But Unexpectedly Addictive
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