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I've been getting some taps and pings from a deity, and after some divination, I've discovered it's Hethert-Nut! I'm very curious if anyone has any sort of information on Her because I'm incredibly eager to learn everything I can.
Em hotep, Nix!
Hethert-Nut is my Mother. The above thread linked that mentions Hethert-Nut really is on point for me. I definitely get the encompassing, wide, loving all-nurturing mother. Very watery, life giving. My favorite imagery is Hethert as the cow coming out of the reeds with Taweret at the fore. While I have some statuary which is the full cow form, I definitely appreciate the icon I made with her having cow features (ears and horns with wide expressive face). I offer her a lot of sweet, watery things (melons, berries etc).Provide proof of payment to the title company and get them to insure over it.
Get a lost instrument bond, which will cost you a few hundred bucks.
#2 is generally what title companies require.
Is there anyway to get a mortgage removed from a property other than filing a satisfaction of mortgage? I recently paid off the second mortgage on my house and the mortgage holder who was the previous owner of the home never gave me a satisfaction of mortgage. I have no way of finding the guy either. He seems to up and disappeared. Pleas help as I need to get this removed so that I can get a HELOC and begin investing.General Motors continues to expand and deepen its dedication to Black communities in the nation through its partnership with the Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC). GM is the exclusive automobile sponsor of the SWAC. The three-year partnership was announced in 2021 and will continue to 2024. This past weekend, the automotive behemoth’s philanthropic footprint touched down in Jackson, Mississippi.
As a part of the tailgating experience, it sat atop a General Motors display highlighting the evolution of vehicle technology and football helmet advancements throughout the 20th and 21st centuries.
During the SWAC Championship game between the Tigers of Jackson State University and the Southern University Jaguars, held on December 3, 2022 at Jackson’s Veterans Memorial Stadium, representatives from General Motors Multicultural Marketing Team presented check presentations during halftime. GM Diversity Marketing Director Tarshena Armstrong and GM Diversity Marketing Manager Charles Chapman presented checks for $15,000 each for scholarships at Jackson State and Southern. They also presented a $100,000 donation to support Jackson State due to the water crisis.
General Motors is also a partner with the National Newspaper Publishers Association (NNPA) which the Jackson Advocate is a member of. Through its “Chevy Discover the Unexpected” (DTU) program, GM and the NNPA provide HBCU students from around the country, who are pursuing a Business- or Communications-based degree, an opportunity to be immersed in Marketing with Chevrolet and Journalism with a renowned NNPA publisher. It is a 10-week immersive summer internship that started in 2016 and allows students to learn about GM’s all-electric future so they can aid in EV adoption within their local communities. Each student receives a $10,000 scholarship and $5,000 stipend.
The ambassador for the program is Terrence J. of 106 and Park fame. During the 2022 program, there were five marketing fellows who interned at Chevrolet, and six journalism fellows who interned at the Chicago Citizen, the Houston Forward Times, the Washington Informer, the Philadelphia Tribune, and the Dallas Examiner. There have been 49 HBCU students who’ve benefited from the program and more than $600,000 spent in scholarships to HBCUs through the program. Students who complete this internship also have a chance to apply to GM for job opportunities.
To learn more about the GM DTU program or to apply, visit https://generalmotors.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/Careers_GM/job/Warren-Michigan-United-States-of-America/XMLNAME-2023-Summer-Intern—Chevrolet–Discover-the-Unexpected-Marketing-Intern_JR-000087864.Volunteers help at second home.
Mum Joanne Freckleton admits the centre has become a second home.
"I am pretty much here every day," said Joanne, aged 36, of Northfield. "So I was asked if I wanted to become a volunteer. It means that we get involved in helping with all kinds of events, such as trips or family barbecues."
Mum to five-year-old Zoe, Joanne is also setting her daughter a great example by undertaking as many courses as possible.
"I do everything I can," she said. "Things like managing children's behaviour and Stop It Now which looks at preventing child abuse. A lot of them means you get certificates from Bournville College which gives you something to work towards."
Joanne is also a regular at the ChattaChino where she has made firm friends with many of the mums.
"It is really good if you have had a bad weekend or if you are feeling a bit low. You can come here and have a coffee and a chat and it really helps," she says. "You can get a lot of information from other mums or it may be that you are having a problem which they can help with.
"Sometimes they will have done something with their child which they can tell you about. Or they might have tried something new and you might want to do it. It is a really good way to meet other parents and to talk to them. I have got to know a lot of mums a lot better."
Fellow volunteer Charlene Cogger, aged 28, of Balsall Heath, is also a well-known face at the centre.
"I have been coming here pretty much since the centre was built last year," said Charlene, who is mum to 13-year-old Chacarnay, seven-year-old Khya and four-year-old Nevaeh.
"I was really excited when I heard about it. I hoped it would provide a bit of respite and be somewhere we could be together without the babies for a couple of hours."
With a creche, the centre is able to offer space for parents while it also means the children have become friends.
"I like the fact you get to meet people from all different cultures," said Charlene. "It means you can understand different people and the issues they are dealing with in their lives. I also like people's recipe ideas. I am from a Caribbean background so it is nice to try foods from different backgrounds."
Charlene is also a keen student. "I have probably done about 13 courses," she said. "Things like counselling, numeracy, literacy, managing children's behaviour. When they asked me about becoming a volunteer I wanted to do it as I pretty much live here anyway - and it is all building up skills."
Outreach worker Ravinder Sembhi said the efforts of Joanne and Charlene were greatly appreciated.
"We have a team of nine community support volunteers who get involved in organising events, helping on trips and a good many of them are taking part in Race for Life this summer."If you’ve just been involved in a car accident, you are most likely under stress and may even still be in the hospital. The combination of physical pain, emotional duress and concern about your future can leave you confused and feeling depressed. Hospital bills pile up quickly and you may not be able to return to work for weeks or longer.
In spite of all this, there are certain important things you should do as quickly as possible. First, of course, notify the police and you insurance company and let them know exactly what happened. In cases where you believe that the accident was caused by someone’s negligence, then the very next step should be to contact the Austin auto accident lawyers at Zinda Law Group.
Let’s say for instance, you were hit by a driver who was drunk or texting. That is clearly negligence and you might be able to recover every single expense from lost and future wages to hospital bills. Other clear cases of negligence might be a reckless or speeding driver and there are many similar cases just like this.
In any auto accident, it’s never a good idea to admit fault. Even if you think your actions may have been partly responsible, don’t say things like, “I’m so sorry! That was totally my fault.” A subsequent investigation may prove that you weren’t at fault at all, but now the other party’s insurance company has ammunition to use against you in court.
If possible, it’s a good idea to take pictures of the accident. If you have been injured, then ask family or friends to do so. Making some notes about what happened can also help you later when your memory is fading and you can’t quite recall what happened. Accident investigators strive to learn exactly what occurred in your accident, but those involved and the witnesses are often the best sources of information.
As soon as you’re able, get a copy of the police report. This will provide you with a lot of the details and includes the findings and comments of the police officers who were on the scene. Regardless of how your car accident occurred, it’s a good idea to consult with an experienced personal injury lawyer right away.
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