Minecraft: REoL TOUGH City Server: Baseball Stadium, Part 1: Land Clearing (Sort-Of)
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Published: Saturday, April 12, 2014 at 10:33 p.m. Last Modified: Saturday, April 12, 2014 at 10:33 p.m.
FORT MEADE | About 35 Fort Meade residents and business owners spent Saturday morning hammering out a plan to ignite the community's economic redevelopment.
In the end, the greatest challenge that emerged from the exercise had nothing to do with land clearing or bricks and mortar it was communication.
The group agreed there's a perception among some residents that Fort Meade shouldn't grow, and even more don't appear to be interested in pushing the community forward.
"We need to inspire people to get involved," said Clayton Frazier, who owns the Badcock & More home furnishings store in Fort Meade. "We need to improve communication throughout our community."
That challenge will be among the first orders of business for the community's fledgling economic development council that is expected to emerge from Saturday's meeting, which was organized by the city and sponsored by Florida Public Utilities.
The group recognized the proposed park along the Peace River as an opportunity that could fuel growth in the city of about 5,800 residents. Members also identified access to natural gas and rail lines, coupled with the availability of large tracts of land, as a potential magnet to attract new industry.
Among the threats facing the city are apathy within the community, competition from neighboring communities and the city's tight budget, which limits its ability to maintain facilities and infrastructure.
Many of those attending the economic summit said these issues aren't particularly new to Fort Meade, but Saturday's exercise at Streamsong resort near Fort Meade helped to identify ways to address them.
"We were able to narrow down the problems," said Fort Meade resident Cliff Maker. "The next step is to get the community to buy into a program to move ahead. It's going to be difficult to do, but I think it can be done."
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The arrival of spring means that flea markets are reopening for business around the country. Shoppers will hunt for treasures amid acres of used goods. A few will come home with just the right vintage art or quirky piece of furniture.
Jaime Rummerfield, co-founder of Woodson & Rummerfields House of Design in Los Angeles, sometimes mixes flea-market finds with new, high-end furnishings to decorate the homes of her celebrity clients.
The beauty of flea markets, she says, is you never know what you will find. Theres nothing like being outdoors or in a place off the beaten path, rummaging through old treasures.
Interior designer Brian Patrick Flynn of Los Angeles, creator of the FlynnsideOut design blog, also hunts for vintage pieces: I shop secondhand regardless of my projects budget or clients level of taste, he says. Vintage and thrift is the best way to add one-of-a-kind flair to a space without insanely high cost.
There is luck involved, of course. But skill also plays a role. As you browse through crowded tables of used things this spring, how can you find the treasures that will give your home an infusion of style while avoiding decorating disasters?
Here, Flynn, Rummerfield and another interior designer who shops for vintage dcor Lee Kleinhelter of the design firm and retail store Pieces in Atlanta tell how they do it.
When to go
Winter and early spring are perfect for flea-market shopping, Flynn says.
Since thrifting and antiquing are often associated with gorgeous weather and weekend shenanigans, many people shy away from hunting for their vintage finds when its cold or gloomy, he says. So go now and go early.
I usually show up just as the flea market opens to ensure I see every new item as its put out on display, he says. When you wait until the end of a flea markets run to check out its stuff, youre likely to find mostly leftovers, things priced too highly, which others passed over, or things that are just way too taste-specific for most people to make offers on.
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Magnuson McHugh & Company, P.A. has hired Kris Mayhew as a staff accountant in the firms audit and assurance department. Previously, Mayhew was the marketplace manager at etailz, formerlyGreenCupboards.
Michelle Widner has been named president-elect of the International Interior Design Association Northern Pacific Chapter. Widner is an interior designer with Bernardo|Wills Architects and holds the National Council for Interior Design Qualification designation. She has been a member of the IIDA since2007.
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Magnuson McHugh & Company, P.A. has hired Kris Mayhew as a staff accountant in the firms audit and assurance department. Previously, Mayhew was the marketplace manager at etailz, formerlyGreenCupboards.
Michelle Widner has been named president-elect of the International Interior Design Association Northern Pacific Chapter. Widner is an interior designer with Bernardo|Wills Architects and holds the National Council for Interior Design Qualification designation. She has been a member of the IIDA since2007.
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The arrival of spring means that flea markets are reopening for business around the country. Shoppers will hunt for treasures amid acres of used goods. A few will come home with just the right vintage art or quirky piece of furniture to make their home more beautiful.
Jaime Rummerfield, co-founder of Woodson & Rummerfields House of Design in Los Angeles, sometimes mixes flea-market finds with high-end new furnishings to decorate the homes of her celebrity clients.
The beauty of flea markets, she says, is you never know what you will find. Theres nothing like being outdoors or in a place off the beaten path rummaging through old treasures.
Los Angeles-based interior designer Brian Patrick Flynn, creator of the FlynnsideOut design blog, also hunts for vintage pieces: I shop second-hand regardless of my projects budget or clients level of taste, he says. Vintage and thrift is the best way to add one-of-a-kind flair to a space without insanely high cost.
There is luck involved, of course. But skill also plays a role. As you browse crowded tables of used things this spring, how can you find the treasures that will give your home an infusion of style while avoiding decorating disasters?
Here, Flynn, Rummerfield and another interior designer who shops for vintage decor Lee Kleinhelter of the Atlanta-based design firm and retail store Pieces tell how they do it.
When to go
Winter and early spring are perfect for flea-market shopping, says Flynn.
Since thrifting and antiquing are often associated with gorgeous weather and weekend shenanigans, many people shy away from hunting for their vintage finds when its cold or gloomy, he notes, so go now and go early.
I usually show up just as the flea market opens to ensure I see every new item as its put out on display, he says. When you wait until the end of a flea markets run to check out its stuff, youre likely to find mostly leftovers, things priced too highly which others passed over, or things that are just way too taste-specific for most people to make offers on.
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