Did you enjoy your weekend? Ours was jam-packed and I am looking forward to five days off at the end of this week! I took a couple of vacation days to extend my long birthday/Labor Day weekend.
I have been dealing with lots of sinus based allergies lately and wanted to try oil pulling for various reasons. I finally got the coconut oil out on Saturday morning to brave the process. I tried it two times, gagging both times and spitting it out after two minutes. I know this sounds crazy, but it seemed to even make my mouth feel different after that tiny bit of time. I want to try it again, maybe with sesame or olive oil.
Mid-morning, we drove out to Pewaukee to the Parade of Homes. I didn't love this set as much as the Lisbon ones, but I did find a few houses that were unique and featured cool things.
This is definitely going in our laundry room someday.
This craftsman style home was the most unique one we saw and despite lots of wood vs. white trim, I loved it. It felt warm, full of storage options, and worth the money. I also loved the master bedroom suite layout. The bathroom was at the front of the house, separated by the closets and then the Master Bedroom at the back of the house.
The Master Bedroom is pictured below. I loved the white trim on this side of the house, making the bedroom area feel relaxing and spa like.
A very Frank Lloyd Wright door. I've always liked his architecture and that he was from Wisconsin.
Craig loved this bookshelf but realized I'd probably fill it with a bunch of "junk!"
We ran into Craig's cousin and her boyfriend in a house and she came and found me to say that we'd love the feature in the laundry room. Pretty fun, huh?
I enjoyed seeing the interior design features in the houses too. I feel like I really like the styles right now and should buy towels, pillows, bedspreads, etc. now before we move to a new house because otherwise I won't like anything when we move!
We ran errands in Brookfield after our house touring and then I crashed on the couch when we got home.
I finally got up and went to the YMCA to cancel our membership, sign up for a free Personal Training session (to secret shop and learn some things) and then hit the sauna, pool and the whirlpool. I messed up my knee in Barre class on Monday and I figured swimming would be good for it. I was right!
On Sunday morning, I did some housework and listened to Ed Sheeran's Sing to energize myself. Shiva also enjoyed the video and was mesmerized by the music.
After mopping the kitchen and bathroom floors, I got ready to attend my friend Kim's bridal shower downtown. Here are the lovely friends I went to high school with and Kelly's daughter!
My friend Jenny's condo complex had a cute Little Free Library outside, so I picked up an Agatha Christie book. I have never read her books before but I love mysteries and so does my mom.
I had to park along the river because Mexican Fiesta was going on in the same area as the Bridal Shower. Luckily, the long walk offered beautiful views of Milwaukee. I had no clue this paved trail existed and linked up with Lakeshore Park, so I've convinced Craig we need to go biking along there next weekend.
Craig and I celebrated our 5th wedding anniversary on Friday! I can't believe how quickly time has flown by. It seriously feels like we we just got married last year or something.
He was super hungry on Thursday night, so we opted to go out to eat then to celebrate!
I wanted to try Honeypie in Bay View and he found something on the menu he liked ahead of time (he's a bit of a picky eater compared to me). Honeypie was voted as one of the top 30 restaurants in Milwaukee in 2013.
We took a selfie, complete with a Trivial Pursuit card.
I come from a family who loves Trivial Pursuit and my siblings and I have a lot of useless facts in our heads. Craig's family is the exact opposite, so he doesn't really love the game. He quizzed me a bit and then we chatted the rest of the time.
I enjoyed a Green River Razer cocktail. It had Green River soda, a splash of lemon and Ginger Brandy. It was tasty!
Craig looked at the menu online before we arrived at the restaurant and had his heart set on a Spicy Chicken sandwich, but it wasn't listed on the menu in-person. He was kind of disappointed and opted for a "Klug" sandwich with Field Roast (veggie protein), jalapeños, etc. I had the Veggie Grinder.
Both of us loved our sandwiches. In fact, while eating his leftovers at work the next day, Craig e-mailed me with the subject line "god I love my sandwich." I teased back, "what about god, I love my wife of five years?"
Naturally, we had to end our meal with pie! I had the pistachio, which I had only tried a bit of before thanks to Karis. Craig had the Black Bottom Banana Cream. Both were indulgent and delicious. We had to take the leftovers home too because we were stuffed.
We walked off dinner and dessert by strolling down Kinnickinnic Avenue after. I liked this sign outside of a very vintage looking gym. Great way to sell personal training, huh!?
We also found a really weird bookstore, where the owner seemed to live out of the middle of the store floor. He had couches, medicine, a TV, etc. setup right in the middle. Oh Bay View, you're so quirky.
What a fun night celebrating our wedding anniversary!
I had a great Monday, despite feeling pretty tired at work today. The cats enjoyed waking us up multiple times last night.
I booked our flight to Colorado! Frontier Airlines is offering great prices right now if you time your trip right.
I immediately searched for an image of Garden of the Gods and made it my desktop at work. It looks gorgeous. I am convinced we must go there at sunrise to get pictures like this one.
I tried an hour long Barre class at work tonight! It was my first time trying it and I loved the challenge. I had a lot of fun and it was totally as tough as I thought it would be. I hadn't done some of those moves since I took ballet as a little girl. I guarantee I am going to be sore tomorrow.
Unfortunately, I haven't had any clients in my new job yet, so I have just been trying to learn as much as possible about the club and help out at the front desk. I am looking forward to getting to know some members and train!
Have you tried Barre before or any new group exercise class lately?
Life is busy lately and I've really missed blogging in the past couple of weeks. Here's what I've been up to the last 8 days.
Parade of Homes in Lisbon with Craig. I liked most houses we saw. I definitely know what I love in a house: screened in porches off a kitchen and master bedroom, white trim and kitchen cabinets, rounded doorways, big windows and lots of light in general, and a grey/blue exterior.
We picked up Jamba Juice after. I had a juice instead of a smoothie and it was delicious. Join their rewards program for great discounts and a free b-day smoothie (Craig got his, I got $3 off my juice).
Last Sunday, we went to State Fair with my parents. My dad's military card got us all in for free and all of us hadn't been to the fair in about 10 years or so!
A house near the fair always features themed windows throughout the year.
I enjoyed seeing the horticulture building and the winning food entries!
My mom said that the gladiolus was one of my Grandma's favorite flowers. I love learning things like that. I'll think of her every time I see them now.
Like most people, clowns terrify me. This garbage can is just creepy.
I love animals and enjoyed seeing the rabbits. We found one named Mary, like my mama!
This vegetarian couldn't bear the cow and goat buildings. Looking into their eyes makes me want to cry. I've been like that since I was a kid though so it makes sense that I became vegetarian for ethical and health reasons.
Here's a typical State Fair scene.
Our 5th wedding anniversary is next week and while we wanted to go to Hawaii in the winter months to celebrate, we also have a bit of travel fever lately (well I definitely do, Craig just seems to sort of have it). Planning a trip to Colorado just seemed logical and easy to do compared to Hawaii.
Flights to Denver are really cheap right now and we're hoping to head out there in October to do lots of hiking. We think we'll split our time between Colorado Springs and the Boulder area, with a visit to Rocky Mountain National Park too. If you've been to the Denver area, I'd appreciate suggestions! I've only been to Aspen and Snowmass to ski.
By Thursday night, Tanzi appeared lethargic and couldn't jump onto Craig's lap. We booked an appointment with the vet for Friday afternoon and hoped it wasn't something serious. I was home on Friday morning because I worked late at night, so I was able to watch his behavior. I caught him licking a lot and finally spotted a bad sore near his bum. He has an abscess and thankfully, they put him under and drained it. We hope it's healing up now and he'll recover soon. The poor little guy had a 105 degree fever! If we hadn't acted quickly with getting him into the vet, we could have lost him.
Cuddles from Shiva comforted me while I worried about his cat brother. My colleague said that cats sit close to your face like this because they feel your heartbeat and it reminds them of snuggling their cat mother.
A scene at work on Friday night.
I worked again on Saturday morning, with a 5:45 a.m. arrival time, so the rest of the day was sort of shot. After a short nap and catching up on house work, Craig and I ran errands.
We shopped for collars/cones for Tanzi. He still keeps licking his wounds. I hate the idea of putting a cone on him.
We stopped for fro yo too. I went a little crazy with the toppings.
At my new job, I trained some more, took a tough ringside class, and learned how to check the pool's chlorine and ph levels! I also had a great sales training and learned a lot there. Next week, I am supposed to start training clients if my book fills up with appointments! I sort of feel ready, but I'm also a little nervous.
Enjoy the rest of your Sunday! We're off to Irish Fest, where my work is hosting a summer party.
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We had a great weekend filled with lots of fun activities!
On Saturday morning, we headed to Wauwatosa. Craig dropped me off at the farmers market and within a minute of being there, I ran into my co-worker. I walked around the market with him and checked out the "makers" side of the market, which featured local crafters.
I purchased an Iced Coffee from Hawthorne Coffee Roasters. They're pretty new to the coffee scene and based in West Allis.
After listening to some music and checking out every booth, I settled on getting some corn on the cob. There was a great selection of vendors and I'l definitely be back to the Tosa Farmers market in the near future!
Craig picked me up and we went to my co-workers' house to check out his wonderful garden and snagged some green beans to bring home!
Next, we headed to Brookfield to check out the uniform shirts I have to buy for my new "parallel" career (as my colleague was calling it). I was getting a little hungry at this point, so I enjoyed a bar I had been keeping in my purse for a while. It was delicious!
Here I am trying on two different types of black Nike shirts that I have to order with my company's logo. I'm bummed because I have a headshot in a week and they don't have my size online right now. I was hoping I could purchase a shirt in the store, but that wasn't possible either.
We were ready to eat lunch, so we headed back to Tosa to Cafe Bavaria for their brunch menu. It was Craig's first time there!
I enjoyed a Schofferhofer Grapefruit Hefeweizen beer! It's the perfect summer drink!
I ordered Bertilda's Breakfast--lots of fresh vegetables and poached eggs on top.
Craig got a jalapeno cheddar wurst, scrambled eggs, potatoes and bread. I tried some of the amazing bread and ate most of his potatoes too.
Once home, I took a long nap with these guys. They were so snuggly with me and each other all afternoon.
While I napped, Craig worked on trying to fix a Playstation his friend gave him. That's his fun new work toy, a Microsoft Surface.
And today, I cleaned, read some things for work (learned a bit more about TRX), and then we went to see Lucy. It was excellent!
How was your weekend? I so need another day, but I'm prepped for another super busy week.


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Q: Batch File to find and copy a file to a destination other than the current Directory I finished a Java Program, and now i'm creating a Batch File to set it up. I have no great knowledge of batch files, and CMD commands, thats why im asking this question :).
This is what i have already :
@echo off
C:
md \Calc
D:
cd Calculator
move D:\Calculator\Calc.jar C:\Calc\

However This Requires that the user places the folder "calculator" into D:\, which can be inconvenient, is there a way to solve this?

A: You can use PUSHD C: to change directory and then POPD will return you to the previously current directory.

A: to search for a file, and copy it to the stated location:
for /f "tokens=*" %%a in ('dir /b/s d:\calc.jar') do copy "%%a" c:\calc\

This has the issue that it will copy every calc.jar it finds to the location (overwriting the old one).
Look at the output of dir /b/s d:\calc.jar to see what files it will find

A: To make a .jar file run by double-clicking, set a file association in Windows:

http://windowstipoftheday.blogspot.com/2005/10/setting-jar-file-association.html
Open the Windows Explorer, from the Tools select 'Folder Options...'
Click the File Types tab, scroll down and select JAR File type.
Press the Advanced button.
In the Edit File Type dialog box, select open in Actions box and click Edit...
Press the Browse button and navigate to the location the Java interpreter javaw.exe.
In the Application used to perform action field, needs to display something similar to C:\Program Files\Java\j2re1.4.2_04\bin\javaw.exe"

-jar "%1" % (Note: the part starting with 'javaw' must be exactly like that; the other part of the path name can vary depending on which
  version of Java you're using) then press the OK buttons until all the
  dialogs are closed.

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Rozgrywka międzyplatformowa, cross-play, cross-platform play – możliwość wspólnej gry w konkretny tytuł niezależnie od posiadanej platformy. Cross-play często wiąże się z cross-save, czyli możliwością korzystania z tego samego zapisu gry/postaci na różnych platformach. Zdarza się jednak, że można importować lub korzystać z tego samego konta na innych sprzętach, ale wspólna gra na różnych platformach nie jest możliwa.

Tło
Rozgrywka międzyplatformowa, choć technicznie wykonalna przy użyciu dzisiejszego sprzętu komputerowego, jest utrudniona z dwóch powodów. Jednym z czynników jest różnica w schematach sterowania między komputerami osobistymi i konsolami, sterowanie za pomocą klawiatury i myszy często daje graczom komputerowym przewagę, której nie można łatwo naprawić. Drugi czynnik dotyczy zamkniętych usług online używanych na konsolach, które mają zapewnić bezpieczne i spójne środowisko dla graczy, które wymagają współpracy firm, aby umożliwić grę na różnych platformach.

Przykładem działającej funkcji cross-play jest darmowa strzelanka Fortnite Battle Royale, w którą wspólnie mogą grać użytkownicy PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, iOS, Nintendo Switcha oraz Androida.

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VAN LADY LOVE - LITTLE DRUMMER BOY
Indie Alt Rockers VanLadyLove have re-imagined "Little Drummer Boy" into (horrors) something fresh and listenable. Not so far gone as to be unrecognizable and yet comfortably sweetened with Psych so as to be a legally consumable confection in the state of Colorado. Would you like a glass of milk with that? Just kidding; this would be legal anywhere.
Free at Bandcamp.
JEFF THE BROTHERHOOD - WHAT'S A CREEP
Nashville based Psych/Grunge band JEFF The Brotherhood think Santa's just a creep. I mean, what kind of perv watches you while you sleep? Really? This hard rockin' number might just land the guys on Santa's naughty list. But they don't seem too worried about it. And, come on Santa, the dueling guitar solo was awesome. I think, at the end of the day, if you can rock this hard, you're on somebody's Nice list. If not Santa's, then Sump'n Claus ("Everybody gettin' sump'n"). "What's A Creep" from JEFF The Brotherhood is available for free in exchange for your email address and zip. Head here to get your download.
SPACE CRANES - JINGLE BELL SAMBA
Jingle Bell Samba by space cranes
"Jingle Bell Samba" didn't grab me until the vocals kicked in. The Synth Pop beat was a tad overwhelming. But I dig the laidback vocal harmonies from Chris and Kate. All told, I get that nice Indie Pop feel. And, if you like The Space Cranes on "Jingle Bell Samba", you might also enjoy "Christmas Robots"--an EP Chris and Kate did back in 2011. "Winter Wonderland" is done in a similar style as "Jingle Bell Samba", but they explore different sounds on the rest. "Good King Wenceslas" rocks, "God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen" is a Blues, "Jingle Bells" is Folk Pop, and so on.
GRAHAM COLTON - HOLIDAY SEASON
Indie Rocker Graham Colton has been working a lot with Wayne Coyne of the Flaming Lips, lately. And I think you can hear a bit of that influence in "Holiday Season", Graham's Christmas gift for one and all. "Holiday Season" is an excellent poppish Rock tune with a light psych influence. We likes the precious a lot, we does.
VARIOUS - SUPER VG CHRISTMAS PARTY
Super VG Christmas Party by Various Artists
I'm speechless. Wow. Let me say, first, that this collection contains 42 tracks and I have neither the time nor energy to listen to them all right now nor to type them all out. That said, there is some truly amazing music on this collection.
Ordinarily, this is the type of collection I'd breeze right past. The cover art tells you that this is, essentially, Video Game music. And, ordinarily, Video Game music is presented 8-bit style, which can be fun in small doses, but not over 42 tracks. But that's not what you get on "Super VG Christmas Party". There is music, here, of many stripes--inspired by video games, but fully produced and...just amazing. Over 100 musicians from around the world were involved in recording the music, here. The Symphonic Rock music I sampled puts the Trans-Siberian Orchestra to shame. There's Ambient and Indie Pop. There is at least one track with an Americana influence. And then there's a perfect union of Jazz flute and shredding Rock guitar on my favorite track (so Far), "Holiday Haze" by The Returners. To be sure, there were some tracks I didn't care for. But with 42, I think you're likely to find several you'll love. And its all FREE. My personal favorites of what I've sampled included "Holiday Haze", "Snow Dancing In The Schoolyard", the mellow as heck "White Crossing", the Jazz guitar "Esto Gaza", and the hard rockin' "Flight of the Santa Man".
It does appear to be all instrumental, if that bothers you. But still....FREE. Check it out on Bandcamp.
THE LAYAWAYS - MAYBE NEXT YEAR
The Layaways Christmas album, "Maybe Next Year" has been around for several years, now. It was released, originally, in 2009 (IIRC) and some of the tracks are older still, having been part of an earlier EP. It floats in and out of "freeness" and I try to call attention to it when its in one of its free incarnations. Here at Stubby's, we included it in one of our link dumps in 2010. The arrangements are great--fresh and original--and the band incorporates influences as diverse as Country and Shoegaze. I've always dug the disc and it has achieved something of a cult status, owing (at least in part) to being free so often. So, anyway, its free again--this time at Noisetrade. If you haven't heard "Maybe Next Year" yet, now's as good a time as any. I just wish The Layaways would give us something new to play with.
THE POCKET GODS - THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD
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The Pocket Gods are living legends of the Alt Rock/Indie Pop universe, having been blessed by no less an icon of the underground music scene than the late John Peel. Originally, back in the late nineties, the group was just Mark Christopher Lee and whomever he decided to let join him on any given night. They were a trio for a long stretch and then went back to being just Lee around 2012 (I have no idea what the current line-up is). Nominated for a Grammy a few years back, The Pocket Gods are said to be the most prolific band in the world, having reportedly released over 70 albums and 30 EPs and singles in the last 15 years. When you record that much music, you're bound to have recorded a Christmas song or two. Or twenty. I'm not sure how many, honestly, but they're regulars on the Cherryade Christmas albums, which are now in their tenth year. They have a track on this year's Cherryade set, too, but "The Light Of The World" isn't it. In 2012, they released a full album of their Christmas madness, 14 tracks long.
The Pocket Gods play a psych infused brand of Indie Pop Rock, citing the Beatles and Ramones among their influences. "The Light Of The World" is a stand alone digital single which you could buy through Amazon. Or, you can join The Pocket Gods mailing list over at ReverbNation and get downloads of "The Light Of The World" and "Searching For The Divine" for free.
THE JAC - SWEET TOOTH ACHE
Sweet Tooth Ache by The JAC (featuring the Christmas Crew)
Everybody claims to be the Fifth Beatle, but Joe Algeri was the 7th and three-quarters Beatle. That's my story and I'm sticking to it.
Though I don't have quite the history with Joe's annual Christmas songs that I do with Sofia Talvik's (it would be rude to link to that piece, here), he's been making them for many years, now, and I do look forward to them quite a bit. You see, Joe's annual Christmas songs are the surprise present under the tree. Sure, you got socks and underwear over there, that one's going to be a sweater, and I'm pretty sure this one over here is a board game. But, with Joe Algeri's presents, you never know what the hell its going to be. Might be your very own personal remote controlled drone. Or it might be fruitcake. You never know until you open it.
Recording as (with?) The JAC (and featuring The Christmas Crew), Joe's song this year is "Sweet Tooth Ache". Picking up where he and the rest of the Beatles left off (they can't sue me for that, can they?), Joe shows he was paying attention and knows exactly how to use sitars and tamburas in Power Pop. Pretty awesome stuff. It's Joe's best Christmas song since the last one (which was pretty damned awesome, too). And as an extra special bonus, Joe gives you some insights into the recording process which makes my sad attempt at humor, here, seem no better than a pathetic Bazooka Joe comic wrapped around some stale gum. Let's just make this easy: Joe's a genius. And he's done done it again. Grab "Sweet Tooth Ache" by The Jac at Bandcamp.
Two additional notes here which, I mean, I can't believe our good luck here--it's like finding a $50 gold piece lying at your front door. In recent years, Joe's Christmas treats have been included in the compilations from "Rock Against Bulls#@t" (yeah, that's really a thing). And "Merry Rock Against Bulls#@t, Vol. 9" has just hit the virtual streets, as well. If I get time, later, I'll do a write-up for that. But don't wait for me (I'm notoriously unreliable); its there for you to be had--right now and free--on Bandcamp.
But wait, there's more. As I told you, Joe's been crankin' out the Christmas hits for quite some time. And, in 2012, he put them all together in a Bandcamp comp, "I See Things Differently". Here, you'll find such should be underground classics as "Santa All I Want (Is Cindy Brady)" and (a personal favorite...fer realz) "Yuletide Heroine Blues". And he's practically giving it away. No, wait. He IS giving it away. It's the whole kit (and at least half a kaboodle). It's even got color virtual cover art (in case the earlier cover art had you thinking that black and white were the only ones he knows). Grab it like its hot, cats and kittens. Grab it all.
LESS WESTERN - HOLOGRAPHIC HOLIDAY
1. In Reverse
2. Nocturnal
3. Holographic Holiday
4. Hallway Drone
5. Winter Strain
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By their own admission, North Carolina's Less Western were just experimenting, messing around and making up songs about Christmas and staying up too late. Whatever their intentions, the result is a lovely set of lo-fi psychedelic shoe-gaze and dream pop which the band dropped Thanksgiving day.
"Holographic Holiday" features 5 tracks, though the first, "In Reverse", is just a 30 second intro to set the proper mood as you phase into their alternate dimension. The "star" piece is likely to be the title track, "Holographic Holiday". Me, personally, I'm partial to "Nocturnal". And there's something very cool about "Winter Strain". Get the whole set from Bandcamp and pick your own favorite.
EGOKILLER - SANTA CLAUS IS COMING TO TOWN
Santa Claus is coming to town FREE DOWNLOAD by egokiller
We're pointing you to this one because its different. And we at Stubby's love different.
Egokiller is an Indie Alt Psych trio from Leeds in the UK, but they'll experiment with any sound or genre that feels right. They feel they're carrying on in the grand tradition of bands like the Grateful Dead and Phish and polish is not what they're after. Their recordings are done in one take with band members encouraged to follow their muse and improvise as they record or play. It can end up sounding chaotic or it can end up sounding like heaven. Ultimately, which is which is up to you.
The free track, here, is "Santa Claus Is Coming To Town". But that's really an enticement for you to check out the full EP, "Monster Chunks & Mistle Toes" (which is not free). My favorite from the full EP is "Three Wiser Men", which not only boasts the clever title it does, but legitimately does sound like a throwback to the wilder Psych bands of the Haight Ashbury era. Check it out on Bandcamp.
The FREE List
Here we hope to direct you to some of the Christmas music on the web that can be yours absolutely free. We will not direct you to mp3 or sharity sites, here, but only to artist sites, label sites, and other authorized and unquestionably legal locations.
2010 FREE List
6/18/14 - 11/30/14
Alt Jazz
Alt Pop
Alt Psych
Alt Soul
Anti Folk
A O R
Blue Beat
Christian Hip Hop
Dark Folk
Doom Pop
Electro Soul
Folk Jazz
Fuzz Pop
Geek Pop
Geek Rock
Ghost Pop
Go Go Jazz
Grunge Pop
Hot Club Jazz
Imani Music
Junkyard Country
Melodic Pop
Neo Swing
New Romantic
Noir Pop
Oddball Pop
Pop Opera
Porcelain Pop
Smooth Fi
Soul Step
Space Dance Punk
Trio Jazz
Uke Pop
Underground Pop
Western Pop

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Michael John Carnahan, 65, of Farson, passed away Nov. 16, 2018, at his home.
He was born May 1, 1953, in Oakland, Calif., the son of Edward Carnahan and Myrtle Langford.
Carnahan attended Albany High School in Albany, Calif., and was a 1971 graduate.
He married the former Judy Cardwell in 1997 in Reno, Nev., and she preceded him in death in Paradise, Calif., Oct. 23, 2010.
He was employed as a refer mechanic and previously a commercial salmon fisherman. He enjoyed hunting and fishing and spending time with his family especially his children and grandchildren.


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The Old Trafford stadium, located in Manchester, England, has been the home of Manchester United Football Club for more than a century. It is one of the most iconic and storied stadiums in the world, and has been the site of some of the most famous matches in football history. With a capacity of just …
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Royal Albert Hall Bag Policy – 2023
The Royal Albert Hall is one of the world's most iconic venues, hosting some of the biggest names in music and providing a unique atmosphere for all its guests. As such, it is important that the Hall is kept safe and secure, and so the Royal Albert Hall has a strict bag policy in place …
January 11, 2023 July 5, 2022 by George Mouratidis
If music festivals are your thing, you'll want to check out the Austin City Limits (ACL) Music Festival in Texas. This annual event attracts music lovers far and wide. But before you go, make sure you understand their bag policy to ensure a pleasurable trip. About The Austin City Limits (ACL) Music Festival The ACL …
January 11, 2023 June 28, 2022 by George Mouratidis
A trip to Ohio isn't complete without experiencing "America's Roller Coast." When planning your trip to Cedar Point amusement park, you'll want to know the bag policy, how to get there, and where to stay in the area. Find out details about this and more for your next vacation. About Cedar Point Cedar Point is …
January 11, 2023 June 13, 2022 by Redazione Stasher
Located along the Capitol Riverfront, Nationals Park in Washington D.C is a modern sports facility for MLB games, conventions, festivals, and more. When catching an event here, you'll want to know how to get there, the bag policy, and nearby accommodations. Read on to find out! About Nationals Park Nationals Park is a facility in …
January 12, 2023 May 30, 2022 by George Mouratidis
Are you interested in the Oriole Park at Camden Yards bag policy? This venue located in Baltimore, Maryland is home to Major League Baseball's Baltimore Orioles. Whether you want to catch a game or concert here, you'll need to understand their bag policy and where to stay. Read on to find out these answers and …
Are you planning to catch a game at the home of the MLB Arizona Diamondbacks in Phoenix, AZ? Then you'll want to know the Chase Field bag policy, how to get there, and where to stay in the area. We have all this information and more to ensure your visit is pleasurable. About Chase Field …
January 11, 2023 April 11, 2022 by George Mouratidis
Are you planning a trip to Leicester, England and want to catch a Premier League football game? Then you'll want to know the King Power Stadium bag policy. Ensure your trip is stress-free with this guide on visiting the stadium, how to get there, where to stay, and more! About King Power Stadium Home of …
January 11, 2023 April 4, 2022 by George Mouratidis
Are you an Arsenal fan and want to catch a home match or see a concert in London? Then you'll want to know the Emirates Stadium bag policy before attending your event. Find out what to expect, where to stay, how to get there, and more! About Emirates Stadium Emirates Stadium is located in Holloway, …
January 11, 2023 March 30, 2022 by George Mouratidis
Are you planning to catch a home game for the Chelsea Football Club? When in South West London, you'll want to know the Stamford Bridge bag policy, how to get there, where to stay in the area, and more. We have you covered with the information you need for an enjoyable stay. About Stamford Bridge …
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Homeless and impoverished orphans in Kenya are many due to AIDS and related post-election violence in the country is in need of care and education. When children lose their parents to an illness like AIDS, a relative generally takes in the child and cares for them. When no relative is able to care for a child, they are forced to live on the street and for that child, all hope is lost. Life is hard enough for a child in Kenya, but with no one to care for them; they are the poorest of the poor. Poverty in childhood is a root cause of poverty in adulthood. Insolvent children often grow up to be impoverished parents who in turn bring up their own children in poverty. In order to break the generational cycle, poverty reduction must begin with children. By helping the absolute poorest of the poor, we can make the greatest impact on society. With childhood being the foundation of the world's future; as orphan's lives are changed, so will it be with the generations that follow them. With no governmental infrastructure established to care for orphaned and abandoned children, the local church is attempting to help the children. However, with congregations comprised of people living on less than a dollar a day, they do not have resources to make a significant impact.
In our project area number of Orphan, Semi Orphan and Street Children are found. The problem of orphan/street children is acute due to urbanization and industrialization. Due to the deaths of HIV/AIDS /post-election violence affected persons, Re-marriage of deserted/widowed/ divorced women, the absence of love and security in the families, Family disputes, unwanted pregnancy of Trafficking / Sexually exploited girls; these orphan and street children are left without care and support. These children are involved in pickpocketing and participating in anti-social, criminal activities. Therefore, we see mainstreaming these children in the national building by providing care, support, and protection in our center.
St. Mark community center is a registered as Non-profit making organization with a mission to provide housing, meals, education, healthcare, and computer training and access for 150 children between the ages of 1-17 who are orphans because of violence or from AIDS. It was started in the year 2016 with the main aim of working with children and the marginalized communities in Kenya. The project is located at Nyakorere location in Kisii county in the Western part of Kenya. The organization works closely with the underprivileged and the socially disadvantaged people in rural communities to IMPACT social and self-esteem to improve their social and economic status. In developing countries, many children and poor people lack basic needs and this problem has contributed to malpractice behavior in the society. As an organization believes that every child in this world, either from east or west has a right to good food, safe drinking water, shelter, clothing, health care, and an education. It is regrettable that the majority of children in developing countries lack most of the above-mentioned basic needs. Some go without a meal for days on end, while others live in a marginalized area where healthcare is unheard of, hence exposing them to a lot of health hazards. No person, let alone a child should be forced to live in these conditions. Therefore the Kenyan child is no exception from the above cases, especially with no access to clean drinking water and this has increased malnutrition and mortality in children.
St. Mark's Community Center will provide housing, meals, education, healthcare, and computer training and access for 150 children between the ages of 1-17 who are orphans because of violence or from AIDS. The construction of this holistic facility will impact the village of Nyakorere by providing a well and an electrical connection for the village of 3,000 persons. The cyber-café will also serve the youth of the village enabling the digital divide in this poor region to be reduced. Skills for a living will be integrated into every phase of the program so the participants who leave will be prepared to productively enter society.
By early 2018, Nyakorere will receive water and electricity as the infrastructure for St. Mark's Community Center is built. By 2023 a five-story building will have been completed in phases that will build a clinic to serve the orphans and HIV+ persons living in the area. As floors are added and rooms built, the center will receive 150 orphans and integrate them in age-appropriate education and skills-building activities preparing these orphans for independence by the age of 18. A professional team providing physical and psychological treatment will strengthen the characters of these young people enabling civic engagement at the local, state and national levels. St. Mark's Community Centre will be a therapeutic center for both orphans and the computer training.
We are doing our house to house evangelism and teach the gospel of peace and this outreach ministry has taught us many lessons. People are living with conflicts and fear. This ministry has provided an opportunity to understand the social need, spiritual, and economic needs.
Women have no time to listen to the gospel because they are always forced to walk a long distance to look for water.
THE NAME OF ORGANISATION: EVIG COVENANT CHRISTIAN CHURCH IN KENYA.