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Now after a long time of picking up no media coverage companies that offer sell rent back schemes are now under the spotlight.  We have seen a flurry of activity in the press concentrating on landlords who offer to buy house's and rent them back to the owners.|}

 

Rent Back schemes do offer an important service to those people who want to release equity, escape financial pressures, or sell quickly to emigrate or move. Consumer groups are however concerned that rouge sell and rent back operators wish to get the tenants out as fast as possible to sell the property to make quick profits.. Most Sell and rent back operators take a long term view and never intend to sell. For these operators having a tenant who treat the house like they did when they owned who intends to stay for a long time sell and rent back tenants are ideal as they mean few rental voids and maintenance issues. These landlords see their properties as an asset that will grow in value over the long term and as such are happy to commit to tenants who wish to stay.

 

People who are looking at a sell and rent back scheme should be aware of the dangers and talk it through with the person who is buying their property. Homeowners should ask for references from previous clients who have sold their home and rent back.

 

A Company with good references and solid ethical standards is RentBack Direct.Contact them regarding sell rent back and you will not be dissapointed.

 

 

If you are thinking of selling your house faster, it's only expected to have a few worries bearing in mind the current economy. Regardless of this, it is possible to make it happen, and it will need you to put in some effort .

 

As obvious as it does seem, correctly pricing your house is pretty important. So if your house is just sitting on the property market unsold then the price isn't really right. It is normally suggested to use a Skilled valuer to examine the price range of your house.

Occasionally not employing an agent to save on commisions, or using a cheaper Estate Agent, may possibly be a false saving as the more affordable Agents may not give you the chance to get you the best value and the swifter sales.

A home that is available for brand new purchasers to move in faster and easily will encourage them to make an offer to purchase it. That is if you make some effort to make some cosmetic modifications and modest maintenance, such as upgrading worn carpets, fixing broken window shades and having some wonderful plants. It needn't be anything significant or expensive, only sufficient to provide an overall nice and clean effect. If the property is okay for brand new potential buyers to relocate from day 1 it will be much more desirable. You may need to make some effort with cleaning and doing away with your clutter, but it will be worthy of the trouble if you can rent back my home for more money.

 

A blank canvas is more interesting particularly when buyers can imagine a property as their particular own house.

 

A further solution you can choose a house finding company if you will need to sell the house quickly, and can't find the money to refurbish it to make it more appealing to new home purchasers. A corporation that will assist rent back my home, by buying it from you. They will actually make you a lower market offer .It's their business to do this and you shouldn't take offence if the deal is extremely low.

 

If you are trying to sell your house quicker, it's only normal to have various doubts bearing in mind the current economy. Despite this, there are ways and means of making it happen, and it will need you to put in some effort and hard work if you want to sell my houses quick.

 

As obvious as it does sound, correctly valuing your property is pretty important. So if your home is just sitting on the real estate market unsold then the price is just not right. It is often suggested to seek the services of a Licensed surveyor to check the value of your house. They will help you get that sell my houses quick

Add in a few offers to make the new buyer to take notice of the home and really encourage them to make an offer to buy it, for instance money back to the new buyer, free furniture, etc.

Making use of an seasoned Estate Agent will assist you look for a new buyer for the property in the very least amount of time and a buyer that will spend the highest amount of cash.Sometimes not using an agent to save you on fees, or using a less expensive Estate Agent, may be a false saving as the less costly ones may not be able to secure you the very best selling price and the faster sales.

A property that is ready for fresh buyers to move in faster and very easily will encourage them to make an offer to buy it. That is if you make some effort to do some cosmetic modifications and minor repairs, for example replacing worn carpets, repairing broken window shades and having some pleasant plants. It need not be anything major or too costly, simply adequate to give an overall well put together and nice looking feeling. If the house is alright for brand new buyers to move in from the first day it will be a great deal more attractive. You might need to make some effort with washing and taking away your clutter, but it will be well worth the difficulty if you can sell my houses quick at a premium.

 

The external looks of the property, is very important not just when it comes to selling but also, to realize a sale at the greatest possible price.Front door is the very first thing anyone entering your home may look, so it should look best. Lot of buyers check the cleanliness of your kitchen and bathroom, so keeping them clean is an important requirement.

 

Not really every person will like a clear neutral just renovated appearance, but the probabilities are that more people will like it than a customized colour job.

A blank canvas is a lot more appealing particularly when purchasers can picture a property as their particular own .

 

An alternative option you can decide on a house finding business if you have to to sell your house as soon as possible, and cannot really manage to refurbish it to try to make it more attractive to new home buyers. A firm that will help sell my houses quick, by obtaining it from you. They will generally make you a lower market offer for your house.

 

Nottingham is known best for its links with the Robin Hood and, during the Industrial Revolution, obtained worldwide recognition for its lace making and bicycles . Nottingham was granted its city charter by Queen Victoria in 1897 and has since been officially titled the City of Nottingham.

The central focal point of the City is the old Market Square which is the largest in the UK and is dominated by the Council House. This was built in the 1920s to display civic pride, with stone statues of two lions at the front to stand watch over the square.

Nottingham Population Estimates for 2009 are as follows:
292,400 for the City of Nottingham
656,900 for Greater Nottingham
786,600 for the Nottingham Travel to Work Area

Accomodation in nottingham is available in many of the cities new luxury apartments if you have the money. If you wish for a bit more space and less of the city life there are planety of properties in nottingham to take care of your needs. You should contact a nottingham carlton lettings to help you find the ideal place to rent. The rental market is very busy and good houses do not stay empty for long if at all.

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Below is the list of items up for bids in the upcoming Covenant Christian School's First Annual “Bids For Kids” Fundraiser to be held on November 13th.

If you're looking for the Live Auction items, they begin at Item 501.

And to the very observant, you might even notice that item #414 has a special spot in this author's heart.

Because this list is quite lengthy, you might want to consider clicking on the “Single Page” link just above this article. That makes for much easier reading.

For more information on this exciting event, please see my other article by clicking here, or visit the school's website.

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CCS Bids for Kids 2009

Item List

Special Drawing Items
Drawings will be done at the close of each silent auction section, beginning at 7:00 and continuing throughout the evening. Tickets for these drawings are on sale for $1 each or 12 for $10.00. Be sure to purchase your tickets early and often to increase your opportunities to win!

101. Eat Mor Chikin

Mini-basket full of free food and other goodies from Chick-fil-A.

102. Love

Wooden decorative “Love” plaque adorned with the cross – a visible reminder of God's love for us! Suitable for display in your home.

103. Beautiful Bouquet

Silk flower arrangement sure to add just the right touch to your home décor.

104. All Dressed Up

Collection of dress-up clothes, some gently used.

105. Pump up the Volume

Limited edition gold iPod shuffle plus $15 iTunes card – take your favorite tunes with you wherever you go!

106. Shears to You

Treat yourself to some pampering while you get your hair cut with this certificate combo that is sure to satisfy. Includes a certificate for one free hair cut from Maria's Family Barber Shop and a certificate for one 30 minute Swedish massage offered by Licensed Massage Therapist Barbara M. Thomas of Good Steward Massage. Both businesses are located in the same complex for ease of redemption. Certificates expire January 2010.

107. Magic Bullet

The perfect tool for all of your blending, chopping, and mixing needs! Complete 21-piece Magic Bullet system, as featured on TV.

108. Fun and Games

Themed basket donated by the CCS 7th grade class. Many fun activities to do as a family.

109. Home for the Holidays Fair Market Value: $160

Themed basket full of Christmas goodies. Includes serving dishes, candles and home fragrance oils, wrapping paper, and more!

110. Professional Portrait

Capture the moment with a professional portrait sitting and complimentary 16 x 20 portrait. Donated by Skip Combs Photography.

111. Handy Man

Mini basket sure to please the handy man in your life. Includes a $50 gift certificate from Ace Hardware and more!

112. China Vase and Tea Pot

Beautiful black and rose china vase and tea pot set.

113. Take Me Out to the Ballgame

2008 All Star game shirt (size 2X) and souvenir stadium seat cushion. Also includes plastic travel cup and free Dunkin Donuts coffee coupons.

114. Bath Bazaar

Themed basket featuring an eclectic assortment of bath products. Includes 3 piece towel set, soap, bath salts, sponge and body scrubber, handmade llama from Ecuador, and more.

115. I Love CCS

Themed basket full of items sure to boost your CCS school spirit! Includes a dress down day pass and homework pass for every CCS student in your family, along with tickets to our spring drama production, and MORE!

116. GPS

Garmin “eTrex H” handheld GPS. Great tool for hikers and campers who don't want to get lost!

117. Thank Heaven for Little Boys

Themed basket – sure to bless any little boy in your life!

118. Local Hotel Accommodations

Enjoy a complimentary weekend night stay at the Residence Inn Melbourne – perfect for housing out-of-town guests or for your own little getaway!

119. Lunch at the Yellow Dog

Enjoy lunch for 2 at the Yellow Dog Café. Includes 2 child sized t-shirts.

120. Movies and Munchies I FMV: $150

Themed basket donated by the CCS 12th grade class. Contains everything you need to enjoy a night out with your spouse. You will enjoy dinner and a movie out, while your kids are treated to DVDs and pizza at home. Babysitting is even included!

121. Delicious Dinners by the Dozen FMV: $300+

Treat yourself to dinner out once a month for a whole year and then some! This basket contains gift certificates from a baker's dozen of our finest restaurants around town – bon appétit!

122. Treasures from Ecuador

Themed basket filled with treasures brought back from Ecuador by CPC missionaries. Includes handmade nativity set, leather coin purse, and more.

123. Eat Mor Chikin II

Mini-basket full of free food and other goodies from Chick-fil-A.

124. Thank Heaven for Little Girls

Themed basket – sure to bless any little girl in your life!

125. Soothing Services FMV: $235

Pamper yourself with this assortment of spa services! Treat yourself to both a manicure and a pedicure, compliments of Nail Studio Professional Nail Service. Enjoy a signature spa facial, compliments of Petals Skin Spa. Top it all off with a 60 minute massage, compliments of Clow Chiropractic. Guaranteed to relax and refresh!

126. Salon Specialties FMV: $180

Themed basket full of products from Just Your Style salon. Includes bath and body products, hair care products, and more – even includes a flat iron!

127. Focus on the Family FMV: $186

Basket full of things to strengthen your family, including books, CDs, DVDs, and more – all from the Focus on the Family organization founded by Dr. James Dobson. Sure to bless your family!

128. Magic Moments

Signed photo of Orlando Magic's Mickael Pietrus. Donated by the Orlando Magic organization.

129. Rockie Fever

Colorado Rockies 2007 NL champs t-shirt, Rockies hat, and set of Mizuno wristbands – all topped off with a baseball signed by Clint Hurdle who took the Rockies all the way to the World Series in 2007!

130. Gobs of Gadgets FMV: $170

Pampered Chef “Tool Turnabout” filled with lots of wonderful kitchen gadgets – something every chef needs! Donated by the CCS 1st grade class.

131. Green Thumb FMV: $200

Themed basket donated by the CCS 4th grade class, sure to appeal to the gardeners among us! Includes an “All in One” spreader!

132. The Pampered Pet FMV: $290

Themed basket donated by the CCS 6th grade class. Includes a pet bed, travel kennel, travel bed, and MORE – plus over $100 in Pet Smart gift cards!

133. Time for a Little R&R FMV: $325

Themed basket donated by the CCS 10th grade class. This basket will provide hours of reading and relaxation! Includes a signed copy of “Night Watchman”, written by our very own CCS dad Mark Mynheir.

134. Movies and Munchies II FMV: $110

Themed basket donated by the CCS 12th grade class. Contains everything you need to enjoy a night out with your spouse. You will enjoy dinner and a movie out, while your kids are treated to DVDs and pizza at home.

135. Outdoor Entertaining with the Pampered Chef FMV: $115

Picnic basket full of Pampered Chef outdoor entertaining products – perfect for a picnic or outdoor party! Donated by Kathy Ingraham, our very own Pampered Chef consultant.

136. Harvest Blessings

Collection of candles and fall-themed decorative pieces for the home from Hallmark.

137. Time for Tea FMV: $165

Themed basket donated by the CCS 3rd grade class. Everything you need to enjoy an afternoon tea, including a beautiful teapot with matching cups and saucers, a variety of gourmet teas and snacks, and MORE!

138. Scrap Happy FMV: $225

Tote-ally Cool On-the-Go scrapbooking tote filled with scrapbooking supplies. Also includes a “Create Your Own” Memory Clock, and $25 in gift certificates to the Scrapbooking Barn. Guaranteed to please the scrapbooker in your life!

139. Soothing Services II FMV: $240

Pamper yourself with this assortment of spa services! Treat yourself to both a manicure and a pedicure, compliments of Nail Studio Professional Nail Service. Enjoy a signature facial, compliments of Rachel Asfar and the Brevard Plastic Surgery and Skin Treatment Center. Top it all off with a 60 minute massage, compliments of Clow Chiropractic. Guaranteed to relax and refresh!

140. Delicious Dinners by the Dozen II FMV: $300+

Treat yourself to dinner out once a month for a whole year and then some! This basket contains gift certificates from a baker's dozen of our finest restaurants around town – bon appétit!

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Silent Auction Items

Section 1

Bidding on these items closes at approximately 7:00 pm

201. A Cake for any Occasion

Cake made to order – any flavor, any occasion, any size (up to 10×13). Offered by CCS mom and professional baker Annette Walker.

202. Custom Cheesecakes

Treat yourself to 2 delicious cheesecakes, homemade by CCS mom and bookkeeper Rhea Baer. Choose from delicious flavors including Peanut Butter Cup, Chocolate Cherry Cordial, and more! Perfect to use as your dessert for the holidays!

203. Faith

Silver “Chisel” cross necklace on leather chain, donated by Snyman Jewelry.

204. Jerusalem Stone Cross

7.5 inch cross carved from stone from the Holy Land and engraved with Numbers 6:22-24. Donated by the Holy Land Stone Company.

205. Shape Up

One free session of Body and Soul Fitness. Donated by Debra Perry.

206. Hand Carved Walking Stick

Beautiful hand carved walking stick, carved by Eve and Tom Martin of Jupiter, FL. Perfect to use when hiking or simply to display in your home.

207. Personal Soccer Training

Two hours of personal, one-on-one, club-level soccer training with CCS soccer coach Jose Del Pino.

208. Quiet Strength

Autographed copy of “Quiet Strength”, written and signed by Tony Dungy. Donated by Athletes in Action.

209. Precious Puppy

Colored pencil drawing by CCS grand mom and artist Jeanette Keen.

210. Car Wash

CCS Secondary Principal Jeff Myers will wash your car for you – perfect gift for a CCS student driver!

211. Lazy Susan

Enjoy this 9-piece ceramic Lazy Susan set – perfect for serving veggies and dip or other party trays! Donated by Sam's Club.

212. Frisbee Golf

Learn to play Frisbee golf. Offered by CCS dad and Bible teacher Erik Axsom.

213. Beads, Beads, Beads

Learn how to make beaded earrings. Offered by CCS 6th grader Lydia Sooter. Open to two girls, age 6 to 6th grade!

214. Kristy Kitty

Geppeddo porcelain face doll.

215. Libby Lady Bug

Geppeddo porcelain face doll.

216. Custom Calligraphy

You supply the text – Deb Wolter will turn it into a beautiful framed and matted calligraphy piece.

217. Buckle Up

Learn to make belts to match any outfit! Offered by CCS 4th grade teacher Cindy Corey.

218. What's For Dinner?

With “Mr. Food No Fuss Meals”, dinner is a breeze! Treat yourself to this gift basket of kitchen goodies including a certificate for 2 medium ready to cook “Grab n Go” Meals.

219. Southwest Style

Silver assets silver and turquoise earrings with a Southwestern flair.

220. Beautiful Blossoms

Trio of beautiful framed floral prints – beautiful displayed alone or as a group.

221. Preferred Parking December

Treat your CCS student driver to preferred parking for the month of December.

222. Preferred Parking January

Treat your CCS student driver to preferred parking for the month of January.

223. Swimming Pool Service

Let the professionals at Agape Pools service your pool for you – you supply the motor, filter, cartridge, etc. and they will provide the labor.

224. Happy Birthday to You!

Themed basket – birthday party on the go! Includes wrapping paper, gift bags, treat bags, and MORE. Features an ice cream cake from Ben & Jerry's!

225. Nora

Premier Designs antiqued silver and black earrings, for pierced ears. Donated by Premier Designs Jewelry consultant Hazel Sooter.

226. Juliana

Premier Designs silver cross earrings, for pierced ears. Donated by Premier Designs Jewelry consultant Hazel Sooter.

227. Trellis

Premier Designs antiqued silver earrings, for pierced or clip. Donated by Premier Designs Jewelry consultant Hazel Sooter.

228. Do You See What I See?

This precious trio of Webkins are taken right out of the Christmas story! Cute and cuddly, this pig, cow and camel are witness to the miracle of the manger, and come with a collection of Christmas story books sure to please the little ones among us!

229. Giddy-Up

Improve your equestrian skills with this 1 1/2 hour riding lesson with Marian Marshall at Mulberry Farm in Grant.

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Section 2
Bidding on these items closes at approximately 7:30 pm

301. Nutmeg

Premier Designs earrings featuring gold plated beads – for pierced ears.

302. Bubbles

Premier Designs anklet featuring faux cat's eye beads. Anklet is 9 inches long with a 1 1/2 inch extender. Suitable for ladies of all ages!

303. Night on the Town

Enjoy a “date night” with your spouse! Package includes 4 hours of babysitting and pizza for the kids plus 2 movie tickets and $25 spending money to use on your date! Offered by CCS kindergarten teacher Paula Wimer and her husband Art.

304. Delicious Dozen

Enjoy delicious homemade baked goods once a month for a whole year! Choose from home-baked bread, Key Lime pie, Chocolate Chip cookies, or Fudge Nut bars – Yum, Yum!! Offered by CCS mom Shelley Ferris.

305. Tri-Color Fashion

Premier Designs “Rio” necklace and earrings and “Three Amigas” bracelet set. Necklace is 15 1/2 inches long with a 3 inch extender. This five-stranded necklace features gold, silver, and copper beads with earrings to match. Bracelets are 8 inch bangle bracelets – one gold, one silver, and one copper! Donated by Premier Designs Jewelry ladies Cindy Brown, Freda Rigby, and JoAnn Sikes.

306. Landscape Solutions

Let experienced landscaper Tim Townsend create a personalized landscape plan for your yard.

307. Private Voice Lessons

Four 30-minute voice lessons, offered by CCS mom and voice teacher Misty Martinez.

308. 3-D Animation Movie Making

One-hour presentation on 3-D movie making – perfect for clubs, classes, or youth groups. Offered by CCS dad Jeremy Vickery (formerly with Pixar and Big Ideas).

309. Keyboard

Casio light up keyboard, model LK-100 (includes stand, AC adapter, and instructional DVD).

310. Hope Town, Bahamas

Oil painting of Hope Town, painted and donated by CCS grandmom and artist Jeanette Keen .

311. School Spirit

Send CCS Athletic Director Jim Grimes to school dressed in the school colors of your choice!

312. Stamping by Design

CCS Elementary Principal Sue Heckler is hosting a rubber stamping “how-to” workshop for 4. Perfect for a mother-daughter afternoon of fun! All supplies provided. Take home your projects!

313. Mexican Feast

Enjoy a 3-course vegetarian, semi-authentic Mexican dinner prepared and delivered by CCS Spanish teacher Curt Deming – serves 6. ¡Delicioso!

314. One of a Kind Glass Creations

Beautiful stained glass table lamp, hand-made and donated by CCS mom Betsy Marrow.

315. Crystal Elegance

Beautiful Lenox crystal vase.

316. Pastel Waterscape

Beautiful framed art piece from local artist Helen “Cissie” Jones.

317. SWAT

Treat your child to a tour of the SWAT vehicles and the Palm Bay police station, followed by lunch and a swim at the home of CCS dad and SWAT officer Steve Hill.

318. Preferred Parking February

Treat your CCS student driver to preferred parking for the month of February.

319. Preferred Parking March

Treat your CCS student driver to preferred parking for the month of March.

320. Country Meadow

Oil painting painted and donated by CCS grand mom and artist Jeanette Keen.

321. SAT Prep

Help your child prepare for the SAT! CCS mom Cindy Volz is offering 4 hours of Math SAT prep.

322. Juggling Lessons

One hour of one-on-one instruction from CCS 10th grader Mark Volz. Package includes instructional video and set of juggling balls.

323. Hang Ten

Learn to surf, or simply improve your technique. Enjoy one hour of one-on-one surfing instruction from Headmaster Paul Rumbley.

324. A New You

Treat yourself to a total makeover compliments of Cloud 9 Salon and Melody Filewich. Makeover includes a style cut, color with highlights, and an eyebrow arching.

325. Gone Golfing

Mini-basket donated by the CCS Kindergarten class. Includes two rounds of golf (valid at any of the Brevard County Parks & Recreation Department courses) and MORE!

326. Book 'Em

Collection of Christian fiction novels written by our very own CCS dad and law enforcement officer Mark Mynheir. Set within the local law enforcement arena, the novels in the Truth Chasers series feature local landmarks you are sure to recognize! Also includes a $10 gift certificate to Starbucks, a $10 gift certificate to Barnes & Noble, and more!

327. Bull's Eye

Improve your archery skills with an hour of one-on-one archery lessons with CCS Headmaster Paul Rumbley.

328. Fly Casting

Improve your fly fishing with an hour of one-on-one instruction in fly casting. Offered by CCS Headmaster Paul Rumbley.

329. Designer Touch

Need help with your interior décor? Kathy Sorice, with Town and Country, is ready to help! Kathy will come to your home and offer 2 hours of her decorating services to help with color selection, accessorizing, etc. A great way to spruce up your home!

330. Patty Cake, Patty Cake, Baker's Man

Themed basket for those who like to bake! Includes baking pans of various sizes along with two cookbooks related to cake decorating. Also includes cake mix and frosting – everything you need to get started baking!

331. Gently used armoire

Natural wood finish storage armoire.

332. Gently used roll-top desk

Natural wood finish roll-top desk.

333. Spider Plant

Beautiful spider plant, complete with “baby” spider plants, lovingly grown and tended by Don Baer. Comes with plant care instructions!
Section 3Bidding on these items closes at approximately 8:00 pm

401. A Taste of Italy

Enjoy a homemade gourmet Italian dinner for 6, catered to your home complete with table setup, wait service, and clean up. Perfect for a dinner party – host without having to do any of the work! Offered by CCS teachers Joyce D'Amico, Joan Thorsen, Shannon Schrope, and Deb Wolter.

402. Dinner at the Klemm's

Your party of 6 is invited to enjoy a delicious Cajun Shrimp Boil at Jerry and Katherine Klemm's house – Yum, Yum!!

403. New York Yankees

New York Yankees short-sleeve shirt (size XL) and hat. Donated by the New York Yankees organization.

404. Housepainting

Up to 8 hours of labor for your housepainting project. Offered by CCS dad and experienced painter Ken Ingraham.

405. Personal Art Instruction

Two hours of personal, one-on-one art instruction with internationally known art instructor and CCS dad Jeremy Vickery.

406. Stress-Free Shopping

Enjoy Christmas shopping without having your children in tow! CCS bookkeeper Rhea Baer and her daughter Angela Burks will provide up to 6 hours of babysitting while you do your Christmas shopping. They have lots of fun activities planned for your kids, including making sugar cookies and some special Christmas craft activities!

407. It's a Wrap

Escape the hustle and bustle of the Christmas season by letting Anne Frye wrap your Christmas presents for you (up to 30 gifts).

408. Precious Memories

Creative Memories scrapbook of CCS senior class 2010, highlighting their K-12th grade years, lovingly put together by CCS mom and Creative Memories consultant Karen Hebert.

409. College Bound

Themed basket donated by the CCS 11th grade class. Send your child off to college with all of the basic necessities!

410. Games and Goodies

CCS Elementary Principal Sue Heckler along with CCS teachers Joan Thorsen and Angel Owens would like to challenge your child and 3 friends to an afternoon of no-holds-barred competition (card games and board games galore). Finish the afternoon off with hot dogs and ice cream sundaes.

411. Tee it Up

Enjoy a day of golfing at the Majors at Bayside Lakes with CPC Pastor Jerry Klemm.

412. Half-Pipe

Skateboard.

413. Light up the Season

Christmas is just around the corner and it's almost time to hang the Christmas lights! Turn your home into a Winter Wonderland with the help of CCS dad Brian Keen – sit back and relax while he hangs your Christmas lights for you!

414. Pencil Portrait

CCS dad Ron Masters has a gift for creating beautiful pencil portraits from photographs. As he draws, he prays over his subject, seeking God's blessing on the lives of those depicted in his drawing. Now you have the opportunity to obtain one of these treasured portraits – finished size 14″ x 17″.

415. Complete Car Care

Collection of car care products and services, compliments of Kevin and Jeniene Christensen of Master Team Automotive. Basket includes car wash supplies along with a gift certificate for numerous services including wiper blade replacement, transmission flush, complete coolant flush, and more!

416. Preferred Parking April

Treat your CCS student driver to preferred parking for the month of April.

417. Preferred Parking May

Treat your CCS student driver to preferred parking for the month of May.

418. Silent Flight

Beautiful framed watercolor painting of hot air balloons in flight. Painted and donated by CCS grandmom and artist Jeanette Keen.

419. Sun and Sand

Enjoy a weekend get-away with this 2 night stay at the Oceanique in Indian Harbour Beach. Accommodations sleep 6 – perfect for hosting out-of-town company for the holidays, or for a family get-away! Note: certificate valid through December 2009

420. Christmas with the Pampered Chef

Themed basket donated by the CCS 2nd grade class. Features Pampered Chef products that are sure to make your Christmas special.

421. Fins Fanatic

Show your Dolphin spirit by displaying this signed pennant – signed by former Miami Dolphin cornerback Michael Lehan #22.

422. Christmas Advent Quilt

Your family will delight in this beautiful Advent quilt, handmade by CCS grandmom Betty Sauriol. Fill each pocket with special treasures and count down the days 'til Christmas!

423. Organizational Solutions

Valerie Ottinger of New Outlook Organizing is offering 8 hours of professional organizing services. In addition to helping you tackle your clutter, Valerie will help you discover the cause of disorganization, while providing solutions to create a lasting change in your environment and your organizational habits. Package also includes a magnetic organizer to help keep your family's schedule organized.

424. Crazy for Cookbooks

Themed basket donated by the CCS 11th grade class, sure to appeal to the cookbook collectors among us! Contains numerous FABULOUS cookbooks including a copy of “The Deen Family Cookbook”, signed by Paula Deen!

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Live Auction Items
Live auction items will be offered throughout the evening, beginning at the close of the first silent auction section and concluding after the final silent auction section closes.

501. Airboat rides

Explore the St. Johns river marsh while cruising in an airboat. See birds, alligators, and wildlife in their natural habitat. Tickets for 2 adults, compliments of Camp Holly.

502. Good Eats

Gift basket full of delicious edible goodies from Petty's Meat market.

503. Leisure Time

Indulge your leisure time pastimes with this fabulous collection of gift certificates – includes something for everyone! Two hour group bowling package compliments of Shore Lanes Palm Bay. Gift certificates from South Brevard Nursery, Play it Again Sports, and Strike Zone. Even includes a nice “Warrior” sweatshirt for the man in your life compliments of the Family Bookstore.

504. Miami Heat

Enjoy a weekend get-away to Miami beach with this mini-basket which includes a 2 night/3 day stay at the Cavalier Hotel in Miami Beach! Perfect for a weekend away with your spouse!

505. Get Your Motor Runnin'

Head out on the highway and spend a weekend with a Harley Davidson. 3 day weekend rental (Friday, Saturday, Sunday) donated by Space Coast Harley Davidson.

506. Grilling with the Pampered Chef

Themed basket full of Pampered Chef products designed to make grilling a breeze! Donated by Friends of CCS.

507. Up, Up and Away I

Enjoy a hot air balloon ride for 1 person.

508. Surf's Up Valued over $200.

Themed basket donated by the CCS 9th grade class. Everything you need for a day at the beach including a 7 1/2 foot beach umbrella, a beach chair, a Coleman Xtreme cooler, beach toys, beach towels, and more!

509. Inshore Fishing Charter

4 hour inshore fishing charter for 2. Donated by Captain Kenn Asche of 321fishing.

510. Pamper Yourself Valued over $300.

Themed basket donated by the CCS 5th grade class. Spa heaven!

511. 3,2,1, Liftoff

Beautiful framed photograph of the Space Shuttle lifting off. Comes with 4 admission tickets to Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex.

512. Basic Estate Plan

Get your legal affairs in order. CCS dad and estate planning attorney Scott Dixon will work with you to prepare a Basic Estate Plan including Last Will and Testament, Power of Attorney, Health Care Surrogate, and Living Will.

513. Fun in the Sun

Enjoy the use of 2 Yamaha 1200 jet skis for an afternoon – one seats 2, the other seats 3!Includes the use of a kneeboard and tube. Gas included. Donated by the Volz family.

514. Tee Time Valued over $400.

Themed basket donated by the CCS Kindergarten class – it's all about golf! Includes a set of three golf clubs, a $35 gift certificate to the Majors at Bayside Lakes, and MORE!

515. Up, Up and Away II

Enjoy a hot air balloon ride for 2 people. ($250 reserve)

516. New York, New York Valued over $7000!

Enjoy a dream vacation for 2 to New York City! Package includes 4 nights lodging in executive accommodations at the Hilton New York hotel. Includes tickets for 2 to 2 Broadway shows (total of 4 tickets) and round-trip airfare for 2 on American Airlines. See display certificate for further details, including blackout dates. ($3500 reserve)

517. Family Fun Valued over $300.

Themed basket donated by the CCS 7th grade class. Loads of fun activities to do as a family including Andretti Thrill Park passes, movie tickets, board games, and MORE!

518. Bears and Books

Our beloved library bear, Snuggles, is looking for a new home. With the right bid, you can take him home to live with you! Since he has been surrounded by books in the library, he comes with a collection of bear-y special books. Donated by CCS librarian Susan Donald.

519. Ocean Landings

Enjoy the use of a one-bedroom oceanfront apartment for a weekend, compliments of Ocean Landings Resort and Racquet Club and the Ranew Insurance Agency. Located on Atlantic Avenue in Cocoa Beach, this property provides the perfect getaway for you and your spouse.

520. Up, Up and Away III

Enjoy a hot air balloon ride for 4 people. ($500 reserve)

521. The Reel Thing Valued over $1000.

Spend a day out on the open water deep sea fishing on “The Reel Thing”, a 43' Sport Fisherman captained by Ray Willis. Charter is valid for 4 people; departs at 6:00 am and returns at 3:00 pm. CCS Dad Maurice Sikes caught a 40 lb. dolphin on a previous charter on “The Reel Thing”! Guaranteed fun and excitement! Donated by Universal Supply – Ray, Jo Ann, Ryan, and Joe Willis.

522. Aloha Hawaii Valued close to $10,000!

Enjoy a dream vacation for 2 to Hawaii! Package includes 4 nights lodging in one of the following resorts: the Grand Hyatt Kauai Resort & Spa, the Hyatt Regency Maui Resort & Spa, or the Hyatt Regency Waikiki (you may split your 4 nights between resorts, but transportation between the properties is not included). Includes round-trip airfare for 2 on American Airlines from any of the 48 contiguous states to Hawaii. See display certificate for further details, including blackout dates. ($3500 reserve)

523. Smokey Mountain Getaway Valued over $2500.

Treat yourself to a 7 day/6 night (Sat.-Sat.) stay in the mountains of Western North Carolina! Cabin #6 in the Bates Cabins rental complex is a 6 bedroom, 3 1/2 bath, 3500+ square foot home that sleeps 6-16 people. Located just outside of Franklin, NC in an area filled with beautiful scenery, hiking trails, golf, fishing, snow skiing, snow tubing and many more leisure activities. This package may be used anytime in January, February, or March 2010. Donated by Jerry and Denise VanHoeven.

524. Coffee Break

Themed basket donated by the CCS 8th grade class, sure to appeal to the coffee lovers among us. Includes a Mr. Coffee Espresso and Cappuccino maker and a Cuisinart Supreme Grind Automatic Burr Mill along with a variety of gourmet coffees and snacks!

Special Creations from our CCS Art Classes

601.Christmas Ornaments

Decorated and donated by the CCS Kindergarten, 1st grade, and 2nd grade classes. Choose the ones you want and take them to the cashiers at check out.
Minimum donation: $5 each

602. Notecard Sets

These notecard sets were donated by our CCS 5th and 6th grade classes. They feature stamping, calligraphy, and other decorative techniques. Choose the ones you want and take them to the cashiers at check out. Minimum donation: $5 each

603. Origami Mobiles

Origami creations donated by our CCS Junior High Art classes. Choose the ones you want and take them to the cashiers at check out. Minimum donation: $5 each

Miscellaneous

701. Baby Spider Plants

Start your own spider plant with these babies. Choose the ones you want and take them to the cashiers at check out. Minimum donation: $5 each

Have you ever wondered how to sell a your home quickly? How some houses on your street sell as soon as an estate agent board goes up and how other houses are on sale for months or even years? This is not a riddle, but has more to do with knowing some of the basics which would help you to sell your home fast. People’s confidence in the housing market fell rapidly, and to its lowest in the past 30 years.

As if there aren’t enough things to worry about when you want to sell your house, for the past year we have also had to put the credit crunch and its effects into consideration an its effect on sell my house fast

Most people can only buy a home with a mortgage from a bank or similar. At the moment this has become difficult unless you have a huge deposit or even a flawless credit history. Some reports say that home re-possessions by banks are gradually increasing. This may be avoided if one is able to quickly sell their home. One avenue to sell my house fast is through an auction, and possibly even from a list of properties that have been re-possessed. Some buyers are investors, and might offer cash in order to gain a fast, and so avoiding eviction. The balance goes to the seller, and so the bank would receive the money for the mortgage as they would have first charge. It helps if your home is in a top condition too. This is one of the things to help your home sell faster.

There are some things that some companies would offer to you so you would choose them when deciding to sell quickly; no chain or viewings, no valuation fees, the solicitor fees are paid, all debts may be cleared and no HIPS or estate agent fees.

 

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The subjects on the website are my type of thing and I have been reading them with great interest. I can't seem to decide if i should try to write posts like them or write in my own style. Hmm much to think about!!

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Payday isn't until Monday, so like always, my cabinets are bare. I have to dig deep to find creative ways to make meals that my family will enjoy eating. Often when I discover a good dish through experimentation, it becomes a regular dish, even when I have food in the house. We just had lasagna about a week ago, and I still have 2 more boxes of noodles. I was wracking my brain on how to use one of the boxes to make supper tonight. Since I don't have a lot, I have to use what I have. I am going to call this dish Hungry Man Lasagna.

Here is what you do to make Hungry Man Lasagna. Boil your lasagna noodles in a large pot with a good dollop of margarine or oil so that your noodles don't stick. When the noodles are done take them off the heat and pour them into a strainer. I put the strainer in cold water and let the hot noodles soak in a bath of cold water so I can handle them later. Once they are cooled, lift the strainer out of the cold water bath and let them drain. Set the noodles aside for when you will need them to build your lasagna.

To make the filling for the lasagna you will have three parts, but you can make it any way you want to. I am making this dish a complete meal, so you don't need a side dish with it. To make this dish easy to prepare I will walk you through the steps to make the fillings.

Step 1. Slice up an onion. I cut the onion in half and then cut it up in thin slices. When the onions are clarifying in the frying pan in a dollop of margarine, you will add a pound of ground beef and let it brown. When the ground beef is done, drain the grease off the meat. I use a strainer and empty the contents out of the frying pan and let the grease drain off into an empty pot. Then I put the meat and onions back into the frying pan. Then open a can of tomato sauce and a can of beef stew. Mix it well and let it heat up. Add some Parmesan cheese to it and let it sit while you make the next filling.

Step 2. In a medium bowl empty out a container of frozen spinach. Squeeze out any excess liquid in the spinach. Add 2 cups of shredded cheddar cheese to the spinach.

Step 3. Pour 3 cups of milk into a sauce pan to make instant mashed potatoes. I don't add any water to the milk, because I use 1 percent milk. You can add water if you want to, but I think the potatoes are richer without adding the water. Add 2 bullion cubes and a big dollop of butter or margarine to the milk. You don't have to add any salt because the bullion cubes add enough salt. Use whatever flavor bullion cubes that you want. I used beef flavored cubes. Add about 1/3 cup of Parmesan cheese to the milk while it is heating. Just before the milk comes to a boil, cut off the heat. Slowly add the instant potatoes until you have a creamy consistency.

To make Hungry Man Lasagna place a layer of lasagna noodles in the bottom of a casserole dish. Cover the noodles with a layer of the ingredients of step number 1. Cover that layer with a layer of Parmesan cheese. Now lay another layer of lasagna noodles. Now cover those noodles with the ingredients from step number 2. (I just use my hands to spread the spinach and cheese mixture all around the noodles.) Cover the spinach and cheese layer with noodles and cover that layer with the ingredients of step number 3. If you have any noodles left you can place them on top and cover them with shredded cheddar cheese and Parmesan cheese. Bake this in a 375 degree oven for 35 minutes. The top layer of noodles and cheese will become brown and firm. I like a crispy top to my lasagna, but you can make it any way you want to. Let this dish set a few minutes to stop bubbling before cutting. It is delicious!

Here is another way to use lasagna noodles if you want to use them up. I picked up some fresh zucchini from the outdoor market in town the other day, and they were just sitting in my refrigerator. I had thought of using them as a side dish, but then I thought of a great way to use them and to use my lasagna noodles at the same time. This is really simple, and it is called Zucchini Lasagna.

To make Zucchini Lasagna, boil the lasagna noodles just like you are going to make lasagna. Don't over cook them, so they are easy to handle. I cool them down the same way as I mentioned above. You can do it however you want to though. All you do is cut off the tops of the zucchinis and slice them long-ways. If the zucchinis are really long you can cut them in half so they aren't as long. Next, just dredge the zucchini pieces in an egg wash and coat them with flour. Fry them up in a hot frying pan with some extra virgin olive oil in the bottom. Let the pan be hot so that the zucchini starts cooking right away before the flour has a chance to fall off the zucchini pieces. Once they get browned on each side take them out and place them on a paper towel to drain. In the same frying pan fry up a couple of onions until they are clarified and take them out.

Lay some lasagna noodles in a casserole dish and place the zucchini pieces on the noodles. Cover with some of the fried onions and then cover with mozzarella cheese. Just keep layering with the zucchini, onions and cheese. I also add shredded cheddar cheese and Parmesan cheese on top. Place this lasagna dish into a 375 degree oven for 30 to 35 minutes and let stand a few minutes before cutting.

Enjoy!

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Rick Sharga, senior vice president at RealtyTrac™ will be a featured speaker during the Colorado Association of Mortgage Brokers Convention & Expo today.

Foreclosure filings were reported on 233,089 properties nationwide in March, a 5 percent increase from the previous month and a 56 percent increase from March 2007.

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Here is a still from the sequel to my favorite film of all time Twilight.

 

I loved the book and guessed the movie would do well

Do you know the name of the sequel?