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Twenty years ago, Kerm and Sallie Campbell learned about the listing of a gorgeous 120-acre farm near Suttons Bay, complete with a plantation-style home, centennial barn and indoor and outdoor equestrian facility. Rounding up three partners and a young winemaker, Black Star Farms began. |
Happy birthday, Black Star Farms! |
"If anyone orders merlot, I’m leaving. I am NOT drinking any f***ing merlot!” So said oenophile Miles Raymond in the 2004 movie Sideways — and many moviegoers apparently took his condemnation of the grape to heart. |
In her latest Hour Detroit Michigan wine blog, Cort talks to Michigan winemakers about why they believe Merlot deserves your attention. |
Attention red wine lovers! Blank Star Farms will soon be getting a special piece of equipment that will help them and other wine makers to produce better quality red wine. Just last week, Black Star Farms found out they were awarded a $210,000 grant from the Department of Agriculture. The winery applied for the "Value Added Food Processor" grant back in April. It was one of 51 proposals that the state considered. |
Congrats to Heather Fortin and the Black Star Farms team! |
WALDWICK, N.J. -- Thomas J. McLaughlin, of Waldwick, died Thursday, Nov. 17. He was 86. |
Born in the Bronx, in 1930, he was a longtime resident of Waldwick. He was a construction supervisor at AJ Contracting in Manhattan, before retiring. He served in the U.S. Army during peacetime. |
He is survived by his wife, Theresa F. McLaughlin; children, Thomas J. McLaughlin Jr. and his wife Jayne, Theresa Karole, Michael McLaughlin, Maureen McGinle and her husband Lawrence and Ellen M. McLaughlin; grandchildren, Katherine, Devin, Thomas, John, Michael and Ashley; and sister, Mary Kate Jensen. |
Visitation will from 2-5 p.m. Sunday at the Vander Plaat Funeral Home, 257 Godwin Ave., Wyckoff. A funeral Mass will be celebrated at 11 a.m. Monday at Church of the Nativity, 315 Prospect St., Midland Park. Interment will follow at Ascension Cemetery in Monsey, N.Y. |
WILC is a Supported Employment and Customized Employment Vendor. The Wisconsin Division of Vocational Rehabilitation (DVR) program provides vocational and rehabilitative services to individuals with disabilities to help them prepare for, secure, regain or retain employment. When a student is ready, WILC helps them from the beginning of the process of enrolling to job placement. View the top ten list for info on DVR here. |
We are a vendor with Division of Vocational Rehabilitation and have students who have gone through job shadows, work experiences, and were hired by the companies directly. 75% of our students are currently working through WILC supported employment with job coaches, work experiences, or permanent part-time jobs. WILC has an 85% job placement rate as a DVR vendor. |
Belize Police find a second grenade in the City in the span of a week. Last week the Police briefed the press about a grenade found on Banak Street in the City and promised an update on the investigations this week. Today however, police informed the media that they had found yet another grenade on Mayflower Street which intersects Vernon Street in Belize City. The discovery was made after authorities received a call at ten yesterday morning. Senior Superintendent Edward Broaster, Deputy Commander of the Eastern Division in Belize City briefed the press this morning. Here is audio provided by our Colleagues at KREM News. |
The area it was found was under some bushes near a fence in an overgrown empty lot. The grenade was wrapped in several layers of plastic and police add that their intelligence suggests it was placed in the area about thirty minutes prior to them receiving the call. But there is the suggestion that officers of the police department are the ones planting the grenades. |
There is also the growing fear, since the discovery of the grenade that there may be intent on detonating one such weapon in a crowded area during the upcoming September festivities. Authorities say they don’t believe so. |
Police also discovered a point 38 revolver that was also seized. |
Another pattern inspired by FlyFishFood.com. Very similar to their “Belly Scratcher Minnow”. You can follow the link to purchase the original version from Cheech and the gang. The signature feature of this fly is the tungsten weights tied to the belly that make the fly ride hook point up. This is a very useful technique that allows you to tie in various amounts of weight without using lead eyes. You can expect more sink than the “Neutral Minnow” because of this weight, but it will be both a subtle and level drop, instead of the jigging motion of a front weighted fly. Although this pattern is effective in still water, I prefer it in rivers as a strong pattern for both trout and smallmouth. For now I am offering it in three color combinations, but the options are endless. The almost neutral buoyancy of this fly is what gives it the lifelike movement of a bait fish. They don’t look like much when they are dry, but get them wet and you will see what the fish like about this tasty meal. |
I tie this pattern primarily on tubes. I use a fair amount of ostrich plumes and a composite flash hackle for the body and under wing. Then I tie in a magnum rabbit strip and make a dubbing head using FlyFishFood’s Bruiser blend. |
All tube flies include an appropriate sized hook. |
We have been blessed by God to be a part of an organization of women who for 145 years have used their hands to turn their faith, hope and love into action on behalf of women, children and youth. Today I challenge you to examine what’s in your hands, reflect on United Methodist Women’s next 100 years of mission in Jesus’ name—then make it happen. Use your hands to invite women you know to expand their concepts of Christian mission at Mission u. Use your hands to push a United Methodist Women member to stir up her gifts at Leadership Development Days. Use your hands to support women, children and youth who face injustice. |
I believe this applies to United Methodist Women today as well. So what’s in our hands? |
I know what’s in our hands: faith for seeking spiritual growth personally and guidance for moving forward in mission. What’s in our hands is hope for making the world more just and peaceful for women, children and youth by training new leaders, expanding educational opportunities and working with United Methodist and other like-minded partners. What’s in our hands is love from God for reaching out to sisters and brothers. |
We have an awesome opportunity to hone our skills and educate ourselves for informed action at our annual Mission u events. This year our spiritual growth study theme is “How Is It With Your Soul?” The text by Priscilla Pope-Levison and Jack Levison explores this question that is central to the history and development of The United Methodist Church. For the second and final year we will learn about the Roma of Europe in our geographic study. And this year marks the first of our two-year issue study on the church and people with disabilities. |
I’m particularly looking forward to The Church and People With Disabilities. My niece has apraxia, a speech disorder, and she lives not letting the disability stop her from achieving any of her goals. She loves to read, so I’m always picking up Reading Program and other United Methodist Women resources for her to read. Also, one of the most awesome opportunities I’ve ever had was to serve as a Special Olympics cheerleading coach. |
United Methodist Women, examine what’s in your hands. Then use your gifts, talents and giving to make United Methodist Women a stronger and more effective agent in God’s mission. |
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Our Chief Commercial Officer Katherine Ryzhaya has recently published an editorial on Energy CIO Insights, an online publication that cumulates the latest technology, opinions, analyses and discussion of the most predominant issues in the field of energy. Katherine wrote about the latest emerging technology in the solar industry – bifacial solar modules that can convert daylight to electricity from both sides. Current research undertaken by our R&D team suggest that this new technology could increase rates of generation by at least 8%, and other investigations suggest increases could be as much as 15%. |
Read what Katherine had to say about the potential impacts of these developments in the full article, available online here. |
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Seren Rayne Frank Sutherland, a six lb., eight oz., girl, was born Saturday, Dec. 3, 2016, at Yavapai Regional Medical Center to Donell Sutherland and Adam Frank of Prescott. |
Alexander Velasco, a six lb., 12 oz., boy, was born Wednesday, Dec. 7, 2016, at Yavapai Regional Medical Center to Erika Avitia Villalobos and Eduardo Velasco of Prescott Valley. |
Teagan Mikelynn Scotia Walls, a seven lb., 11 oz., boy, was born Tuesday, Dec. 6, 2016, at Yavapai Regional Medical Center to Jamie Ashlyn and Michael Scott Walls of Prescott Valley. |
Owen Matthew Wederski, an eight lb., two oz., boy, was born Sunday, Nov. 27, 2016, at Yavapai Regional Medical Center to Kayla Greseth and Joshua Wederski of Prescott Valley. |
Rorik Isaiah Wilson, a eight lb., three oz., boy, was born Thursday, Dec. 22, 2016, at Yavapai Regional Medical Center to Marina Wilson and Colton McKeever of Prescott Valley. |
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SHIPPING INFORMATION: Ram Fixture makes every effort to send your shipment the best way: via UPS , Common Carrier or FOB Factory. If you have a preferred carrier, we will make every attempt to comply, however, a handling charge may be applied. All shipping and handling charges are the responsibility of the customer. Common Carriers or tailgate trucks provide dock service only, and unloading is the Customer's responsibility. Transporting the merchandise inside is also the Customer's responsibility. Inside delivery may be available in your delivery area for an additional charge. Upon request, we will be glad to provide a freight estimate for your order. This is only an estimate and the Customer is responsible for all actual freight charges incurred. |
We accept VISA, MasterCard, American Express & Discover. Your credit card will be run twice. Once for the merchandise and a second for the actual freight charges. Actual freight may differ from your freight estimate. |
Check: Order may be pre-paid by check. Check must clear before the order is shipped. |
COD: We will ship COD orders to return customers. |
Electronic Funds Transfer- Available, please inquire at info@ramfixture.com. |
FREIGHT AMOUNTS: A freight estimate for all UPSable items will be supplied at the time orders are placed. Freight amounts are estimates only and all final shipping costs will be paid by customer. All non UPSable or Common carrier freight amounts will be given to you prior to shipment or charging of your credit card. |
ORDERING BY FAX, MAIL OR EMAIL: Please send all fax, mail or email orders to the attention of our Sales Department or to info@ramfixture.com. Include your name, business name, complete address, telephone number and method of payment. Specify item numbers, colors, quantities and descriptions. Once the order is received and processed you will be contacted with freight information and to get a credit card authorization. |
SMALL ORDERS: All orders under $35.00 are subject to a $5.00 small order fee. |
CUSTOMER SERVICE: Our Customer Service Department will be glad to assist you if you have any problems or concerns about an order. To expedite the process, have your order number or shipment number ready. If an error occurs with your order that is attributed to us, please contact a representative immediately. If the error requires another shipment, we will ship freight free as soon as possible up to the same level of service as original shipment. Any expedited level of service above the original order will incur additional charges. Errors attributed to the carrier will be handled throght the claims process. |
RETURNS: We will gladly accept any return of stock merchandise within 30 days of invoice for store credit. Please call to obtain a Return Authorization Numbe before returning any merchandise since our receiving department will not accept anything without a Return Authroization Number. Returns must be in the original carton in resalable condition, must include a copy of the invoice, and must have freight charges prepaid. Some items are subject to a 25% restocking fee. No returns are accepted after 30 days. Special Orders, Custom Built Displays, Slatwall, Showcase/Counters, Tradeshow Items, Floor Samples, closeouts, USED items, outdoor banners, holiday and seasonal items are non refundable. |
DAMAGES: Please inspect, count and open all cartons at the time packages are delivered. The carrier is responsible for damage in transit. |
UPS damage: If you discover damage after opening package, call UPS for an inspection. Save all packing materials. Do not return package to Ram Fixture. |
Common Carrier Damage: All shipments are insured against damage in transit. It is the Customer's responsibility to inspect all packages and cartons at the time of deliver. It is the Customer's responsibility to count all packages, note any visible damages, and file all freight claims. When a carton is visibly damaged upon arrival, IT MUST BE INDICATED WHEN SIGNING THE TRUCK BILL OF LADING. The driver should sign both copies. This is to protect you and to enable you to file a claim without issues, with the carrier. Concealed Damage: AFTER OPENING THE PACKAGE, CALL CARRIER IMMEDIATELY FOR INSPECTION. SAVE ALL PACKING MATERIALS. You must file a claim with the carrier WITHIN 10 DAYS of signing for freight. We will be glad to assist you in the process. IT IS IMPORTANT TO OPEN ALL CARTONS IMMEDIATELY TO BE ELIGIBLE TO FILE A FREIGHT CLAIM. Ram Fixture cannot be held responsible for loss or damage after delivery to common carrier. |
SPECIAL ORDERS: Ram Fixture will gladly provide pricing on non-stock items. A non-refundable deposit will be required for all Special Orders. A Proposal signed by the customer must accompany all deposits. Deposits may be made using any standard payment form. Deposits paid by check are subject to our Check Guarantee Program. Special Orders ARE NON REFUNDABLE. |
PRICING: All prices are subject to change without notice. While every effort is made to be as accurate as possible, we reserve the right to correct any error in description or price. |
BACK ORDERS: Any item not in stock at time of original shipment will be shipped when stock is replenished and seperate shipping charges will apply. |
REFUSE OR UNDELIVERABLE PACKAGES OR SHIPMENTS: In the event that the carrier is unable to deliver your shipment or packages for any reason that is not the fault of Ram Fixture, the outbound and return freight, as well as any re-delivery fees where applicable are not subject to refund, upon return of the merchandise. To ensure you receive the merchandise you have ordered, please communicate any special delivery needs through your deliverying agent. |
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