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People with temporary and permanent disabilities, and seniors, and parents with strollers will benefit from accessibility improvements supported by $5 million in provincial funding to Rick Hansen Foundation.
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U.S. Soldiers with the 1053rd Transportation Company, South Carolina Army National Guard from Bennettsville, S.C. help the Geathers family reach their flooded home in Brown's Ferry near Georgetown, S.C. to assess the damage and retrieve any possessions not destroyed by the flood, Oct. 10, 2015. The South Carolina National Guard has been activated to support state and county emergency management agencies and local first responders as historic flooding impacts counties statewide. Currently, more than 3,000 South Carolina National Guard members have been activated in response to the floods. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Tech. Sgt. Jorge Intriago/Released)
I was so impressed with the results of my Caffenol cross-process earlier that the same evening I tried processing a roll of Ilford PanF Plus I had finished off the night before at a San Jose Sharks game.
This was shot with a Canonet QL-17 and processed with a slightly different version of the Caffenol recipe, this one with a lot more vitamin C than I've seen elsewhere: 300ml water, 18g washing soda, 4g vitamin C crystals (normally I've seen about 1g suggested) and 12g coffee crystals. (I've since been told that the extra vit-c helps prevent the film from fogging up which is known to happen with PanF and Caffenol.)
Developed for 10 mins @ 20C with inversions for the first minute then 3 slow inversions every 30 seconds thereafter.
I didn't use a stop bath, just washed twice with 300 ml of water @ 20C (this stuff stinks up your stop bath baaad), then fixed with Ilford fixer per box instructions and a normal final wash.
The negatives were scanned with an Epson Perfection V600.
U.S. Soldiers with the 1053rd Transportation Company, South Carolina Army National Guard from Bennettsville, S.C. help the Geathers family reach their flooded home in Brown's Ferry near Georgetown, S.C. to assess the damage and retrieve any possessions not destroyed by the flood, Oct. 10, 2015. The South Carolina National Guard has been activated to support state and county emergency management agencies and local first responders as historic flooding impacts counties statewide. Currently, more than 3,000 South Carolina National Guard members have been activated in response to the floods. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Tech. Sgt. Jorge Intriago/Released)
GTEE, Green Tea enriched with vitamin C‚ a natural antioxidant and its unique Chamomile flavor calms your mind.
Amla rich in Ascorbic acid protects green tea catechins from degradation. Increases the stability of catechins‚ thus making them available for absorption. It could help your body absorb the brew’s beneficial compounds.
Vitamin C helps regenerate green tea polyphenols and the green tea polyphenols helps regenerate Vitamin E which in turn protects red blood cells and their capacity to carry oxygen. It is an antioxidant that fights free radicals and prevents destruction of vitamin A and vitamin C. Vitamin C is used for all growth and repair. It is important for the immune system.
Chamomile Flower is a mild relaxant useful for nervousness‚ stress and anxiety. It has calming and soothing properties
This is an example of crystalline vitamin C in capsule form. This is a SmartVakPak™ of 120.
Vitamin C helps with absorption of your Biozama.com antioxidants.
Health benefits of persimmon fruit
Persimmon fruit is moderately high in calories (provides 70 calories/100 g) but very low in fats. Its smooth textured flesh is a very good source of dietary fiber. 100 g of fresh fruit holds 3.6 g or 9.5% of recommended daily intake of soluble and insoluble fiber.
Persimmons contain health benefiting flavonoid poly-phenolic anti-oxidants such ascatechins and gallocatechins in addition to having an important anti-tumor compound,betulinic acid. Catechins found to have anti-infective, anti-inflammatory and anti-hemorrhagic (prevents bleeding from small blood vessels) properties.
Some of other anti-oxidant compounds found abundantly in this fruit are vitamin-A, beta-carotene, lycopene, lutein, zea-xanthin and cryptoxanthin. Together, these compounds work as protective scavengers against oxygen-derived free radicals and reactive oxygen species (ROS) that play a role in aging and various disease processes.
Zea-xanthin, an important dietary carotenoid, is selectively absorbed into the retinal macula lutea in the eyes where it thought to provide antioxidant and protective light-filtering functions. It, thus, helps prevent "Age-related macular related macular disease"(ARMD) in the elderly.
Persimmons are also a very good source of vitamin-C, another powerful antioxidant (especially native Chinese and American persimmons; provide 80% of DRI). Regular consumption of foods rich in vitamin C helps the body develop resistance against infectious agents and scavenge harmful, pro-inflammatory free radicals.
It is good in many valuable B-complex vitamins such as folic acid, pyridoxine (vitamin B-6), thiamin...etc. These vitamins act as co-factors for numerous metabolic enzymatic functions in the body.
Fresh and dry Persimmon fruits also contain healthy amounts of minerals like potassium, manganese (15% of DRI), copper (12% of DRI), and phosphorus. Manganese is a co-factor for the enzyme, superoxide dismutase, which is a very powerful free radical scavenger. Copper is a co-factor for many vital enzymes, including cytochrome c-oxidase and superoxide dismutase (other minerals function as cofactors for this enzyme are manganese, and zinc). Copper is also required for the production of red blood cells.
Blueberries:
Blueberries are among the highest anti-oxidant value fruits. The ORAC value of 100 g fresh blueberries is 5562 TE (Trolex equivalents). Their antioxidant value largely derived from poly-phenolic anthocyanidin compounds such as chlorogenic acid, tannins, myricetin, quercetin and kaempferol.
Strawberries:
Fresh berries are an excellent source of vitamin-C (about 98% of RDI), which is also a powerful natural antioxidant. Consumption of fruits rich in vitamin C helps body develop resistance against infectious agents, counter inflammation and scavenge harmful free radicals.
Bananas:
There are about 110 calories in a banana
* Safe and pure enough for baby's first solid food
* Bananas are a terrific, heart-healthy food
* A nutrient dense food that's ideal for any diet or weight-loss program
* Fat-, cholesterol- and sodium-free
* Provides an excellent source of vitamin B6
Yogurt/yakult:
Claims regarding the benefits of Yakult consumption are supported by an array of scientific studies, according to the manufacturer's website.Those could range from maintenance of gut flora,modulation of the immune system, regulation of bowel habits and constipation and finally effects on some gastrointestinal infections.
Moving up 1/2-3/4 a stop on this lens with a 1.4 T.C. helps.You have to be processing to see the difference but it is there? It is better than the old 300 IS but still do not listen or be fooled by the internet saying this lens is tack sharp wide open.
Chamber member, the Wyoming Biker Association, North East Chapter recently hosted the Chamber Energizers at their annual Family Fun Night.
The Wyoming Biker Association, North East Chapter (W.B.A.N.E.C.) is an organization of riders and volunteers whose purpose is to raise funds to help off-set some of the various expenses for the families of chronically ill children in North East Wyoming. Expenses that W.B.A.N.E.C. helps with include medical bills, travel assistance for medical appointments, medications, and assistive technology.
W.B.A.N.E.C. raises funds through events including the Annual Steel Stallion Ball, Annual Jayden’s Friends Benefit Auction, and various poker runs. Funds are also collected through membership and sponsorship dues, merchandise sales, and donations.
In 2012, W.B.A.N.E.C. gave a total of $48,207.13 to families of chronically ill children in North East Wyoming to help offset their expenses.
W.B.A.N.E.C. is non profit and not politically affiliated. W.B.A.N.E.C. does not discriminate against race, creed, color, gender, ethnic background or religious beliefs. Membership is open to all people who are interested in helping further the goals of the W.B.A.N.E.C. There are no restrictions as to members owning any particular brand, make or size of motorcycle, or even owning a motorcycle.
If you would like to join the W.B.A.N.E.C., give or attend one of their functions or know a family in need, go to www.wba-nec.org/home.html to learn more and contact a member.
GTEE, Green Tea enriched with vitamin C‚ a natural antioxidant and its unique Chamomile flavor calms your mind.
Amla rich in Ascorbic acid protects green tea catechins from degradation. Increases the stability of catechins‚ thus making them available for absorption. It could help your body absorb the brew’s beneficial compounds.
Vitamin C helps regenerate green tea polyphenols and the green tea polyphenols helps regenerate Vitamin E which in turn protects red blood cells and their capacity to carry oxygen. It is an antioxidant that fights free radicals and prevents destruction of vitamin A and vitamin C. Vitamin C is used for all growth and repair. It is important for the immune system.
Chamomile Flower is a mild relaxant useful for nervousness‚ stress and anxiety. It has calming and soothing properties.
Amazing God, created by me, pioneered by N8torious367. Fish credit Alejandro C. Helped by ed. Approved by Alejandro.
A: My awesome seatbelt looking bag (its lighter than normal seatbelt bags but they can be heavy) that my community group girls gave me. It’s huge, perfect size for all my chemo time needs.
B: Super soft, warm fleece blanket. Another gift from my lovely community group girls.
C: “Help, Thanks, Wow (three essential prayers)” by Anne Lamott – my faith book
D: “Let’s Pretend This Never Happened (a mostly true memoir)” by Jenny Lawson – my memoir book
E: “Paper Towns” by John Green – my fiction book
and yes, three books. My favorite types, all ready depending on my mood.
F: Pen for journaling and charger for iPad/iPhone
G: Chapstick (one of the dozen I have thanks to kind friends) and hard candies (thanks to Brandi and Susan) in case chemo taste bad.
H: lotion (another community group girls gift)
I: water bottle, have to drink 64 ounces a day – very important. Gift from Anna
J: my iPhone and gum (dry mouth happens too)
K: my personal cancer journal. Gift from Allison. It says “you’ve cat to be kitten me right meow.” A little humor to help keep my spirits up
L: iPad with Netflix and amazon instant queues ready and waiting
M: magazines thanks to Susan and Brandi (yes that’s one direction what of it?)
Not pictured: snacks! Lots of them. Gonna be there for 5 hours.
Steven Ivy - Illinois - Law Firm - Business Law - Commercial, Industrial Real Estate- TITLE, ZONING, EASEMENT & MECHANIC'S LIEN -- STEVEN IVY P.C. helps clients handle the simple and the most complex commercial real estate transactions, servicing small entrepreneurs and large corporations. The firm also handles the less anticipated problems, that occasionally arise in real estate transactions. From mechanic's liens, zoning, easement, condemnation and title issues, to construction defects, our law firm is always ready to diligently protect our clients' interests.
Steven Ivy - Illinois - Law Firm - Business Law - Commercial, Industrial Real Estate - TITLE, ZONING, EASEMENT & MECHANIC'S LIEN -- STEVEN IVY P.C. helps clients handle the simple and the most complex commercial real estate transactions, servicing small entrepreneurs and large corporations. The firm also handles the less anticipated problems, that occasionally arise in real estate transactions. From mechanic's liens, zoning, easement, condemnation and title issues, to construction defects, our law firm is always ready to diligently protect our clients' interests.
Ballroom dancers Charlie and Jan Yarborough-Coats of Chapel Hill dance the night away during the Red Cross' 17th Rhapsody in Red Big Dance Ball at Prestonwood Country Club in Cary, N.C. (Helps to be tall in such situations!)
Can someone help me please? This database came with microsoft visual web developer 2010. I need to know how to use it. It isn't doing anything when I load it. The database at my school that blocks websites and connects to the printer goes immediately. It scrolls down and uses html codes and what not and then it is finished. We log on. But isn't this php database something I have to load and it inputs everything? or Something like:
tags: <?php, ?>
use is allowed
variable_sign: $
use is allowed
signs: [] () "" {}
use is allowed
statement: if (), echo (), else(), die(),
use is allowed
and so on and so forth?
This is screenshot 2. The database path and type.
Chamber member, the Wyoming Biker Association, North East Chapter recently hosted the Chamber Energizers at their annual Family Fun Night.
The Wyoming Biker Association, North East Chapter (W.B.A.N.E.C.) is an organization of riders and volunteers whose purpose is to raise funds to help off-set some of the various expenses for the families of chronically ill children in North East Wyoming. Expenses that W.B.A.N.E.C. helps with include medical bills, travel assistance for medical appointments, medications, and assistive technology.
W.B.A.N.E.C. raises funds through events including the Annual Steel Stallion Ball, Annual Jayden’s Friends Benefit Auction, and various poker runs. Funds are also collected through membership and sponsorship dues, merchandise sales, and donations.
In 2012, W.B.A.N.E.C. gave a total of $48,207.13 to families of chronically ill children in North East Wyoming to help offset their expenses.
W.B.A.N.E.C. is non profit and not politically affiliated. W.B.A.N.E.C. does not discriminate against race, creed, color, gender, ethnic background or religious beliefs. Membership is open to all people who are interested in helping further the goals of the W.B.A.N.E.C. There are no restrictions as to members owning any particular brand, make or size of motorcycle, or even owning a motorcycle.
If you would like to join the W.B.A.N.E.C., give or attend one of their functions or know a family in need, go to www.wba-nec.org/home.html to learn more and contact a member.
Can someone help me please? This database came with microsoft visual web developer 2010. I need to know how to use it. It isn't doing anything when I load it. The database at my school that blocks websites and connects to the printer goes immediately. It scrolls down and uses html codes and what not and then it is finished. We log on. But isn't this php database something I have to load and it inputs everything? or Something like:
tags: <?php, ?>
use is allowed
variable_sign: $
use is allowed
signs: [] () "" {}
use is allowed
statement: if (), echo (), else(), die(),
use is allowed
and so on and so forth?
This is screenshot 1. The database itsself.
Off to tip several tonnes of hot slag. Ambient air temperature of around 6 degrees C helps with the atmospheric effect.
No animals, stuffed or otherwise, where hurt making this photo! ;) (This is my dog's chew toy positioned along an odd stain on an old carpet on its way to the trash...)
I was so impressed with the results of my Caffenol cross-process earlier that the same evening I tried processing a roll of Ilford PanF Plus I had finished off the night before at a San Jose Sharks game.
This was shot with a Canonet QL-17 and processed with a slightly different version of the Caffenol recipe, this one with a lot more vitamin C than I've seen elsewhere: 300ml water, 18g washing soda, 4g vitamin C crystals (normally I've seen about 1g suggested) and 12g coffee crystals. (I've since been told that the extra vit-c helps prevent the film from fogging up which is known to happen with PanF and Caffenol.)
Developed for 10 mins @ 20C with inversions for the first minute then 3 slow inversions every 30 seconds thereafter.
I didn't use a stop bath, just washed twice with 300 ml of water @ 20C (this stuff stinks up your stop bath baaad), then fixed with Ilford fixer per box instructions and a normal final wash.
The negatives were scanned with an Epson Perfection V600.
Aviation Boatswain's Mate (Handling) 2nd Class Terrance Wever, from Charleston, S.C., helps direct a Northrop Grumman EA-6B "Prowler" from the 'Wizards' of Electronic Attack Squadron (VAQ) 133 prepare to launch on the flight deck aboard the aircraft carrier USS John C. Stennis (CVN 74). The John C. Stennis Carrier Strike Group, consisting of John C. Stennis, Carrier Air Wing (CVW) 9, Destroyer Squadron 21 and the guided-missile cruiser USS Mobile Bay (CG 53), is returning from an eight-month deployment to the U.S. 5th and 7th Fleet areas of responsibility-edited-Not part of my personal collection
I was so impressed with the results of the Caffenol cross-process earlier that the same evening I tried processing a roll of Ilford PanF Plus I had finished off the night before at a San Jose Sharks game.
This was shot with a Canonet QL-17 and processed with a slightly different version of the Caffenol recipe, this one with a lot more vitamin C than I've seen elsewhere: 300ml water, 18g washing soda, 4g vitamin C crystals (normally I've seen about 1g suggested) and 12g coffee crystals. (I've since been told that the extra vit-c helps prevent the film from fogging up which is known to happen with PanF and Caffenol.)
Developed for 10 mins @ 20C with inversions for the first minute then 3 slow inversions every 30 seconds thereafter.
I didn't use a stop bath, just washed twice with 300 ml of water @ 20C (this stuff stinks up your stop bath baaad), then fixed with Ilford fixer per box instructions and a normal final wash.
The negatives were scanned with an Epson Perfection V600.
180626-N-WF272-100 SAN DIEGO (June 26, 2018) Senior Chief Culinary Specialist Anthony Hooper, left, and Ship’s Serviceman Seaman Jaylan Eady, right, from Whiteville, N.C., help Logistics Specialist 2nd Class Donald Eugene, from Miami, don a chemical, biological and radiological (CBR) overgarment during a CBR training exercise aboard the amphibious assault ship USS Bonhomme Richard (LHD 6). Bonhomme Richard is currently in its homeport of San Diego, preparing for an upcoming scheduled deployment. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Diana Quinlan/Released)
Steven Ivy - Illinois - Law Firm - Business Law - Purchase and Sale- TAXATION -- Transfer of business ownership carries with it certain tax consequences. Therefore, the full success of the transaction is depended on structuring the deal with a minimum tax burden in mind. STEVEN IVY P.C. helps clients realize the optimum return on their transaction, by minimizing any applicable tax burdens. We help our clients to structure and negotiate deals, that reduce taxation and position their businesses for future success.
I was so impressed with the results of my Caffenol cross-process earlier that the same evening I tried processing a roll of Ilford PanF Plus I had finished off the night before at a San Jose Sharks game.
This was shot with a Canonet QL-17 and processed with a slightly different version of the Caffenol recipe, this one with a lot more vitamin C than I've seen elsewhere: 300ml water, 18g washing soda, 4g vitamin C crystals (normally I've seen about 1g suggested) and 12g coffee crystals. (I've since been told that the extra vit-c helps prevent the film from fogging up which is known to happen with PanF and Caffenol.)
Developed for 10 mins @ 20C with inversions for the first minute then 3 slow inversions every 30 seconds thereafter.
I didn't use a stop bath, just washed twice with 300 ml of water @ 20C (this stuff stinks up your stop bath baaad), then fixed with Ilford fixer per box instructions and a normal final wash.
The negatives were scanned with an Epson Perfection V600.
Chamber member, the Wyoming Biker Association, North East Chapter recently hosted the Chamber Energizers at their annual Family Fun Night.
The Wyoming Biker Association, North East Chapter (W.B.A.N.E.C.) is an organization of riders and volunteers whose purpose is to raise funds to help off-set some of the various expenses for the families of chronically ill children in North East Wyoming. Expenses that W.B.A.N.E.C. helps with include medical bills, travel assistance for medical appointments, medications, and assistive technology.
W.B.A.N.E.C. raises funds through events including the Annual Steel Stallion Ball, Annual Jayden’s Friends Benefit Auction, and various poker runs. Funds are also collected through membership and sponsorship dues, merchandise sales, and donations.
In 2012, W.B.A.N.E.C. gave a total of $48,207.13 to families of chronically ill children in North East Wyoming to help offset their expenses.
W.B.A.N.E.C. is non profit and not politically affiliated. W.B.A.N.E.C. does not discriminate against race, creed, color, gender, ethnic background or religious beliefs. Membership is open to all people who are interested in helping further the goals of the W.B.A.N.E.C. There are no restrictions as to members owning any particular brand, make or size of motorcycle, or even owning a motorcycle.
If you would like to join the W.B.A.N.E.C., give or attend one of their functions or know a family in need, go to www.wba-nec.org/home.html to learn more and contact a member.
Steven Ivy - Illinois - Law Firm - Real Estate Law- TAX DEFERRED EXCHANGE 1031 -- STEVEN IVY P.C. helps clients take advantage of 1031 tax deferred exchange strategies. We work with development companies, landlords and individual inventors. Taking its name from Section 1031 of the IRS Code, a tax-deferred exchange allows a taxpayer to sell investment or business property and replace it with a like-kind property. Capital gains on the sale of this property are deferred or postponed as long as the IRS rules are followed.
Chamber member, the Wyoming Biker Association, North East Chapter recently hosted the Chamber Energizers at their annual Family Fun Night.
The Wyoming Biker Association, North East Chapter (W.B.A.N.E.C.) is an organization of riders and volunteers whose purpose is to raise funds to help off-set some of the various expenses for the families of chronically ill children in North East Wyoming. Expenses that W.B.A.N.E.C. helps with include medical bills, travel assistance for medical appointments, medications, and assistive technology.
W.B.A.N.E.C. raises funds through events including the Annual Steel Stallion Ball, Annual Jayden’s Friends Benefit Auction, and various poker runs. Funds are also collected through membership and sponsorship dues, merchandise sales, and donations.
In 2012, W.B.A.N.E.C. gave a total of $48,207.13 to families of chronically ill children in North East Wyoming to help offset their expenses.
W.B.A.N.E.C. is non profit and not politically affiliated. W.B.A.N.E.C. does not discriminate against race, creed, color, gender, ethnic background or religious beliefs. Membership is open to all people who are interested in helping further the goals of the W.B.A.N.E.C. There are no restrictions as to members owning any particular brand, make or size of motorcycle, or even owning a motorcycle.
If you would like to join the W.B.A.N.E.C., give or attend one of their functions or know a family in need, go to www.wba-nec.org/home.html to learn more and contact a member.
Clemson University Army Reserve Officers’ Training Corp sophomore cadets Alex Berg, an industrial engineering major from Lexington, S.C., and Joe Hilbert, a computer science major from Fort Bragg, N.C. help each other recover after running the two-mile portion of the Army Physical Fitness Test Jan. 14, 2016. The two finished with times of 12:44 and 12:51, respectively. (U.S. Army Reserve photo by Staff Sgt. Ken Scar)
Chamber member, the Wyoming Biker Association, North East Chapter recently hosted the Chamber Energizers at their annual Family Fun Night.
The Wyoming Biker Association, North East Chapter (W.B.A.N.E.C.) is an organization of riders and volunteers whose purpose is to raise funds to help off-set some of the various expenses for the families of chronically ill children in North East Wyoming. Expenses that W.B.A.N.E.C. helps with include medical bills, travel assistance for medical appointments, medications, and assistive technology.
W.B.A.N.E.C. raises funds through events including the Annual Steel Stallion Ball, Annual Jayden’s Friends Benefit Auction, and various poker runs. Funds are also collected through membership and sponsorship dues, merchandise sales, and donations.
In 2012, W.B.A.N.E.C. gave a total of $48,207.13 to families of chronically ill children in North East Wyoming to help offset their expenses.
W.B.A.N.E.C. is non profit and not politically affiliated. W.B.A.N.E.C. does not discriminate against race, creed, color, gender, ethnic background or religious beliefs. Membership is open to all people who are interested in helping further the goals of the W.B.A.N.E.C. There are no restrictions as to members owning any particular brand, make or size of motorcycle, or even owning a motorcycle.
If you would like to join the W.B.A.N.E.C., give or attend one of their functions or know a family in need, go to www.wba-nec.org/home.html to learn more and contact a member.
Steven Ivy - Illinois - Law Firm - Intellectual Property Law - Post-Grant Review Petition - STEVEN IVY P.C. helps clients file post-grant review petitions. We help clients understand the requirements and the process of post-grant review. We counsel clients on it benefits, structure and guide them through every step of the process. For more information visit our website, or call our office at 630-549-6646, and schedule a confidential consultation. Office locations: Chicago; Schaumburg; Naperville; Warrenville; Lisle; Oak Brook; Saint Charles; Northbrook.
It started when I was a kid and I had been sick for days. My mom served me grapefruit and I got well immediately after. It was probably not the grapefruit that cured me (although I guess the vitamin C helped) but after that, every time I get sick, I always feel a little better when I get to eat grapefruit.
Chamber member, the Wyoming Biker Association, North East Chapter recently hosted the Chamber Energizers at their annual Family Fun Night.
The Wyoming Biker Association, North East Chapter (W.B.A.N.E.C.) is an organization of riders and volunteers whose purpose is to raise funds to help off-set some of the various expenses for the families of chronically ill children in North East Wyoming. Expenses that W.B.A.N.E.C. helps with include medical bills, travel assistance for medical appointments, medications, and assistive technology.
W.B.A.N.E.C. raises funds through events including the Annual Steel Stallion Ball, Annual Jayden’s Friends Benefit Auction, and various poker runs. Funds are also collected through membership and sponsorship dues, merchandise sales, and donations.
In 2012, W.B.A.N.E.C. gave a total of $48,207.13 to families of chronically ill children in North East Wyoming to help offset their expenses.
W.B.A.N.E.C. is non profit and not politically affiliated. W.B.A.N.E.C. does not discriminate against race, creed, color, gender, ethnic background or religious beliefs. Membership is open to all people who are interested in helping further the goals of the W.B.A.N.E.C. There are no restrictions as to members owning any particular brand, make or size of motorcycle, or even owning a motorcycle.
If you would like to join the W.B.A.N.E.C., give or attend one of their functions or know a family in need, go to www.wba-nec.org/home.html to learn more and contact a member.
Vancouver-08/23/99-For Childrens Fund, Richmond City Community Association Keen Kids program Leader Kate Maryschak (C) helps Winston Cheung (L) a 6 year old ADD child with his art work while Kai Suzuki a 9 year old autistic child works in the background. Photo by Nick Didlick/Vancouver Sun (For Lifestyle story by Leslie Peterson) [PNG Merlin Archive]
Steven Ivy - Illinois - Law Firm - Real Estate- STEVEN IVY P.C. helps clients understand the requirements and implement real estate programs sponsored/supported by both the state and the federal governments. We counsel clients on it benefits, structure and guide them through every step of the process. For more information visit our website, or call our office at 630-549-6646, and schedule a confidential consultation. Office locations: Chicago; Schaumburg; Naperville; Warrenville; Lisle; Oak Brook; Saint Charles; Northbrook.
Chamber member, the Wyoming Biker Association, North East Chapter recently hosted the Chamber Energizers at their annual Family Fun Night.
The Wyoming Biker Association, North East Chapter (W.B.A.N.E.C.) is an organization of riders and volunteers whose purpose is to raise funds to help off-set some of the various expenses for the families of chronically ill children in North East Wyoming. Expenses that W.B.A.N.E.C. helps with include medical bills, travel assistance for medical appointments, medications, and assistive technology.
W.B.A.N.E.C. raises funds through events including the Annual Steel Stallion Ball, Annual Jayden’s Friends Benefit Auction, and various poker runs. Funds are also collected through membership and sponsorship dues, merchandise sales, and donations.
In 2012, W.B.A.N.E.C. gave a total of $48,207.13 to families of chronically ill children in North East Wyoming to help offset their expenses.
W.B.A.N.E.C. is non profit and not politically affiliated. W.B.A.N.E.C. does not discriminate against race, creed, color, gender, ethnic background or religious beliefs. Membership is open to all people who are interested in helping further the goals of the W.B.A.N.E.C. There are no restrictions as to members owning any particular brand, make or size of motorcycle, or even owning a motorcycle.
If you would like to join the W.B.A.N.E.C., give or attend one of their functions or know a family in need, go to www.wba-nec.org/home.html to learn more and contact a member.
C------ grew up on a farm on the edge of Dartmoor, and farming is what she has always known. Having no siblings, she liked to be with her parents whatever they were doing, whether feeding cows on the moor, or filling bottles for orphan lambs. Her mother did all the work indoors, gardened, and helped outdoors with the cows, but took care that C------ had friends and birthday parties like other children. C------ also had chickens, cats and dogs as pets, a favourite cow and, as she grew up, her own horses. At Young Farmers Club she met P-----, and married him when she was 25; they were perfectly suited. Everyone was pleased. Now C------ helps on the farm morning and evening, and P----- at weekends. Her mother is widowed; she runs the farm with a new confidence and even goes ‘swaling’ as a Commoner, burning gorse on the moor.
Steven Ivy - Illinois - Law Firm- Real Estate - STEVEN IVY P.C. helps clients with purchase and sale of commercial, industrial and residential real estate properties. For more information visit our website, or call our office at 630-549-6646, and schedule a confidential consultation. Office locations: Chicago; Schaumburg; Naperville; Warrenville; Lisle; Oak Brook; Saint Charles; Northbrook.
C------ grew up on a farm on the edge of Dartmoor, and farming is what she has always known. Having no siblings, she liked to be with her parents whatever they were doing, whether feeding cows on the moor, or filling bottles for orphan lambs. Her mother did all the work indoors, gardened, and helped outdoors with the cows, but took care that C------ had friends and birthday parties like other children. C------ also had chickens, cats and dogs as pets, a favourite cow and, as she grew up, her own horses. At Young Farmers Club she met P-----, and married him when she was 25; they were perfectly suited. Everyone was pleased. Now C------ helps on the farm morning and evening, and P----- at weekends. Her mother is widowed; she runs the farm with a new confidence and even goes ‘swaling’ as a Commoner, burning gorse on the moor.
Mr. C helps out the Vandy Dance Team at the 2012 SEC Women's Basketball Tournament game between the Tennessee Lady Vols and the Vanderbilt Commodores on March 2, 2012.
First Lt. Bethany Barden, from Highpoint N.C., helps with the preventative checks and services maintenance on the Apache her husband, Chief Warrant Officer Chance Barden, will be flying the evening of Dec. 5, at Contingency Operating Base Basra, Iraq. ?Obviously we live together, which is a nice thing, but being pilots we?re on two different schedules,? said Bethany, from Highpoint N.C.
Clemson University students Monica Spritzki, a sophomore studying chemistry from Cincinnati, OH, and Ashley Bonnette, a senior studying chemistry from Columbia, S.C., help lay out the floor for a Habitat for Humanity house on Bowman Field, Oct. 5, 2016. (Photo by Ken Scar)
VIMS professor Mark Brush (C) helps some young visitors learn about the tasty science of sediment coring during Marine Science Day.
C------ grew up on a farm on the edge of Dartmoor, and farming is what she has always known. Having no siblings, she liked to be with her parents whatever they were doing, whether feeding cows on the moor, or filling bottles for orphan lambs. Her mother did all the work indoors, gardened, and helped outdoors with the cows, but took care that C------ had friends and birthday parties like other children. C------ also had chickens, cats and dogs as pets, a favourite cow and, as she grew up, her own horses. At Young Farmers Club she met P-----, and married him when she was 25; they were perfectly suited. Everyone was pleased. Now C------ helps on the farm morning and evening, and P----- at weekends. Her mother is widowed; she runs the farm with a new confidence and even goes ‘swaling’ as a Commoner, burning gorse on the moor.