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Seven steps to homeless dating
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The people on this site are not homeless - far from it - they all have homes, but they also have compassion, and would like to support people less fortunate than themselves. Everyone on this site is a genuine single looking to find a new partner. However, everyone who signs up on this site knows that they are helping the homeless - as for every full member a contribution is made to help four homeless charities in their work.
In Western countries the large majority of homeless people are men - over 90%, the majority of which are single males. Being single and homeless clearly isn't much fun, which is the point of this site.
People who are homeless are often unable to acquire and maintain safe and adequate housing, and often lack a fixed, regular, and adequate night time place to stay. The definition of homeless does vary from country to country, and the term homeless may also include people whose primary night time residence is in a homeless shelter, a domestic shelter or another ad hoc housing situation.
We will support four homeless charities to help them in the great work that they do helping the homeless. CentrePoint UK, Shelter, Crisis UK and St Mungos will directly benefit, albeit in a small way, from members who join this site. 
The inspiration behind this site is a local homeless guy called Vinny who dreamt up the idea to create a Homeless Dating site.
Update - the site is live and is in something called "soft launch" at the moment - thanks to everyone for their messages of support.
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Tuesday, November 17, 2015
Saturday, November 14, 2015
It's cold I need a 3-D printer and I had a grandchild fix
OK who turn air conditioner on outside it's 65 outside today
Then hopefully after I get it printed I can assemble it without the instructions remember men do pictures with no instructions needed 
I'm sure glad I don't live on the West Coast where their having it in the 20s and 30° or up north
in all the snow
It seemed last week Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday the air conditioner inside was running it didn't kick on Friday which was good but today Saturday I go to turn on the damn heat
Instead of hanging out in my underwear in the Florida room I got to put clothes on(no nobody could see me) I had both dogs in bed with me last night under the covers I've been up for 45 minutes now so far and the dogs haven't even come out from under the covers yet there no dummies
i'm guessing that we're going to go into our cold spell for a while looking at the news weather
But if there's any other consolation that means the wind will pick up a little bit and maybe I can go out play with my kite at the beach
I was playing with eBay the other day and I found a 5 x 7 sled kite for $11 so I couldn't go wrong with free shipping I just got it yesterday the only thing I did notice it is not ripstop material but then again for $11 what I want I want for a cheap Chinese Kite
Last week Barnes & Noble's had what they call a any Mini maker fair
It was all designed to trying get kids to participate in science electronics and creative mind things which was really good because eventually they're going to become our future scientist I reasoning for going was to look at 3-D printers for a project that I have for my Ariel kite photography set up and I found out there is a new to me workshop called fab lab by where you could bring your ideas in and
And they have all kinds of machinery and plastic as well as metal 3-D printers along withCNC cutters Lathes
As I said fab lab is designed to get young kids interested in new technology and teach them how to create different Ideas they actually have a class that you could take that teaches coding
For computer work to set up CNC machine as well as 3-D printers one of the instructors is a father and son the father is in his 40s and the surprising part his son is only about 13 or 14 his sister also helps out and she's about 12 they teach you how to run the machinery and do the coding if you need it the program that I have to make the parts that I want requires a code download and the father told me just to ask the kid you'll tell me whether it's right or wrong and how to set it up the right way
Talking to the dad that 13-year-old has a school project to help a handicapped child make a artificial hand with a new Proto type set up on a 3-D printer as the child gets older you only need to swap out certain parts so it can allow it to grow as the child grows what amazing thing to do
But anyways my project entails nothing as exotic as this young fellows project
All I wanted do is make 12 parts my intent is to make a windmill that is designed to turn my go Pro 360 while it's on the end of the kite and now I found out where I have access to a 3-D printer which they have I already have the coding so it's a matter of the 13-year-old telling me whether the coding is compatible to the printer and then print it and then assemble the 12 parts togather so it looks like the bottom picture
and hopefully it'll come out like the next picture
did you notice the key word
Hopefully
But with my granddaughter at the fair I had a lot of fun with her as well she found out she likes to go up and down stairs that's fine if you remember that I'm 72 so I gained a whole new exercise regiment that day,,, But then again any day with my granddaughter and grandson are wonderful days it sure is amazing. To watch the little bean sprouts grow it really doesn't get any better than that
Tuesday, November 10, 2015
Saturday, November 7, 2015
Mini trees
Long time ago I had a bonsai thingy first thing I did was kill,,,it some people like to grow them I have a black thumb
so now what I do is I take the 11 pictures here I stick my wall and I pretend I have bonsai trees and the best part about it I don't have to do anything
So if you like bonsai trees congratulations I hope you have better luck than I do
Bonsai is known for its small size, but the effort to miniaturize trees is sometimes taken to the extreme. The results are tiny little trees (called Mame Bonsai, or Mini Bonsai). In this article we show you our top 10 of the smallest Bonsai trees.
(#1) Smallest Bonsai, an Acer Momiji
This is the smallest Bonsai tree that I know of, with a pending Guiness Record listing. The mini-bonsai is an Acer Momiji. Photo by: Bonsaiguesthouse Osaka.
(#2) A tiny little bonsai tree, by Eric Sin
A tiny little Japanese Bonsai tree, bearing fruits. For more images, check the Shohin and Mame Gallery. By: Eric Sin.
(#3) Shohin crabapple by Katsumi Komiya
Berries on a Crabapple Bonsai tree, very small size (called Shohin). By: Katsumi Komiya
(#4) Shohin by Christian de Ross
Shohin tree, most likely an Ulmus Parviflora. By: Christian de Ross.
(#5) Mini Bonsai tree, by 盆栽鉢 春嘉
Wonderful Firethorn (Pyracantha) Bonsai. By: 盆栽鉢 春嘉.
(#6) Shohin, by Morten Albek
Unique composition of pot and tree; a wonderful Maple Bonsai. By: Morten Albek.
(#7) Flowering Mame Bonsai
A mame Bonsai with blossoms. By: 盆栽鉢 春嘉.
(#8) Mini Bonsai, by Jemmy Liauw
Beautiful mame bonsai on a rock. By: Jemmy Liauw.
(#9) Juniper Shohin tree, by Morten Albek
Stunning Shohin tree, a Juniper Bonsai. By: Morten Albek.
(#10) Another Juniper Shohin tree, by Morten Albek
Tiny little Bonsai tree. Photo by: Morten Albek.
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