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Joining mom and dad were Maddox, 10; Pax, 7; Zahara, 6; and Shiloh, 5.
Earlier in the weekend, sources confirmed to JustJared.com that Maddox will not be making his feature film debut in a new film called Battling Boy. Brad is producing the film with his production company, Plan B.
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The setting builds suspense. Gadara and (Mark's) Gerasa were both part of the Decapolis, a primarily Gentile area with a large Jewish population (Jos. War 1.155). That tombs were unclean (for example, m. Nazir 3:5; 7:3; t. Baba Batra 1:10-11) and considered the usual haunts of demons and magic (PGM 101.1-3; Nineham 1977:153) increases the audience's suspicion that these demons are inordinately powerful-hence the narrative's opening suspense and christological impact.
Even Demons Know Who Their Lord and Judge Is (8:28-29)
The demoniacs ran to Jesus (Mt 8:28), and the demons protested his coming to torture them (compare Test. Sol. 5:5). Jesus' presence also reduced them to entreating permission just to enter some pigs (v. 30). Yet in contrast to demons, many people remain unaware of Jesus as Lord and Judge.
The Kingdom Is "Already" As Well As "Not Yet" (8:29)
Because the King of the future age arrived in the first century, his kingdom also invaded this world in a way hidden to people but recognized by the evil one and his forces (see also Cullmann 1950:71). The demons here, believing they are free to torment people until the final day and expecting eternal torment in the day of judgment, recognize that their judge has just shown up, before the appointed time. God's ultimate intervention is yet to come, but this does not prevent us from depending on his power over the evil one in the present.
Jesus Values People More Than Animals or Property (8:30-32)
In ancient exorcism traditions, demons typically made a public scene when they departed, melodramatically indicating their protest and the exorcist's power (as in Jos. Ant. 8.48-49; Philostr. V.A. 4.20); but rarely did they make this much of a scene! Pigs can normally swim for some distance if necessary (Alexander 1980:214); given the mortality of demons in some Jewish traditions, this account may suggest that the demons were at least disabled or bound in hell. It would have made sense to the earliest Jewish hearers of this story that demons wished to enter pigs and that Jesus let the herd perish, but to the owners of the swine (in preinsurance days) the destruction of their herd meant financial loss, not just "deviled ham." The deliverance of the demoniacs mattered more to Jesus than the fate of the swine (see also Hooker 1983:39).
Most People Value Property More Than God's Deliverance (8:33-34)
Gentile wonderworkers were often "magicians," whose power others perceived as malevolent more often than not (as in Apul. Metam. 2.5, 20, 30; 3.16-18; 9.30). Ignoring the men's deliverance and focusing on the destruction of the property, the Gadarenes viewed Jesus as a magician, dangerous to their interests.
People's presuppositions are so strong that even divine miracles will not always convert them. I once debated for about seven hours with a professor in his office, providing evidence to refute his objections to Christianity and citing line after line of evidence for the truth of the Christian faith, each of which he dismissed on the basis of presuppositions. Finally exasperated, I demanded, "Would you believe in Jesus if someone were raised from the dead in front of you in his name?"
"No," he responded, "I'd say they weren't really dead."
"And you have the audacity to call me closed-minded for being a Christian?" I retorted.
We cannot, however, assume in advance who will respond to our testimony; most of us would have guessed that of all the Gadarenes, the ones least likely to respond to Jesus would be the demoniacs. As an atheist I argued vehemently against the gospel the first day I heard it, and the people who witnessed to me did not learn until a year later that I had become a Christian later that day and led ten people to Christ in the intervening year. We are responsible to sow seed everywhere and leave the harvest with God (13:3-23).
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What would Freud make of the Silverstone home, with all its understated elegance, hidden technology and subterranean man cave?
Aha! Man cave.
A cave is one of Freud's archetypal dream symbols. What do you say about that, Dr. Peter Silverstone?
Truth is, the good doc-tor doesn't have much to say about it. Though Silverstone is a shrink, he's not much into Freud.
Meaning that Freud is one of the few things the Oxford-educated Silverstone isn't into these days.
The noted psychiatrist is an academic, researcher and clinician.
He writes books on energy issues. He organizes conferences, does consultation for a number of local organizations and is the incoming chairman of the Edmonton Economic Development Corp.
Meanwhile, he and wife Mil-lie are busy parents to two teenage daughters, Olivia and Jenna.
The couple also like to entertain friends in their fabulous new home, which Silver-stone helped design.
Millie stayed out of the planning, knowing the design details were her husband's passion, not hers.
He says there were a few things he insisted on with Element Construction, which made this gorgeous home a reality.
Silverstone wanted a juxtaposition of Old World and New - of stone, wood and metal - as well as a feeling of simple elegance.
Thus the clean lines on ac-cent woods, the neutral colours, high ceilings and large windows.
Silverstone also wanted the home to face north, not south. He loves light spilling through the house into the kitchen, dining room and home offices. But his theory is that diffused light in summer is more enjoyable than harsh, blinding sun.
The four-bedroom suburban home, 20 minutes southwest of the University of Alberta, is 4,400 square feet. The top floor hosts bedrooms and offices for both husband and wife.
The best design feature, according to Silverstone, is the ensuite bathrooms off his daughters' individual bedrooms.
"No arguments and no asking them to clean up," he says. "It's their own space."
The main floor is home to a majestic kitchen - with its shuffleboard-table-sized island - as well as a family room, dining room and formal drawing room.
Ironically, the Silverstones' plan going in was to downsize from their previous home. But after buying the property they were told of the area's architectural guidelines, which demand the home occupy 90 per cent of the lot.
Once the home was designed and under construction, the couple then thought they'd put it up for sale.
The market dropped, though. And so in they moved. Now they're feeling more and more comfortable with the home and its sumptuous spaces and hightech amenities.
Silverstone grew up in London and suffered a number of home break-ins. Thus, this new house comes complete with metal roll shutters that open and close electronically to cover the basement windows and doors. There's also a security system and cameras wired into touch-screen panels.
Stereo speakers are wired in, too. Security, stereo and televisions can be controlled from wall touch screens, iPads or smartphones. All this technology was done locally, by the firm One Smart Home.
The walkout basement is Silverstone's favourite spot. On tiptoes you can still see downtown from the basement's curtain-wall windows. Or walk out into a backyard adjacent to a neighbourhood pond.
The basement features a barcum-kitchen, complete with stove, refrigerator, rainbow-tiled backsplash, cooking gadgets and watch-while-cooking, wall-mount television. This is the man cave.
Silverstone is an epicure who dabbles in gourmet cooking. He claims it's not really a hobby, nor that he is adept. He just loves escaping into a cooking project when the couple entertains.
And he's discovered over the years - what married couple hasn't? - that working elbow to elbow with one's spouse in the same kitchen can cause, well, friction.
Thus, he designed his own downstairs kitchen space to chop, dice, spill, slop, smash and clean up, well, whenever.
"This is the room I love," he says, smiling.
Me: "Great rumpus room." Silverstone: "Don't call it a rumpus room."
Right, then. The lower family room also houses a pool table, foosball table, big-screen TV, large comfy couches and those big-window views to the north and downtown.
Silverstone interjects to say that he was rather good at foosball in his youth. He even played the U.K. champion and held his own.
He suggests a game and smiles a bit wolfishly at the hapless journalist with the rumpus-room vocabulary.
I look at my watch. I silently calculate the odds. He's an Oxford-trained psychiatrist, community leader, published author and highly sought lecturer. He's good at foosball.
I ride a scooter and suck at sports, including foosball. I look at my watch. Gotta run, I say.
Freud might say that's a bit childish and neurotic.
I walk out mumbling. Rumpus room. Rumpus room. Rumpus room.
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The ongoing rain which has flooded parts of Britain in recent weeks will be joined by freezing temperatures and snow this weekend.
Weather experts said this weekend the rain will continue as freezing temperatures set in, with a high chance of snow in the north.
Today and tomorrow Wales and south-west England will endure more rain which will return again on Sunday, MeteoGroup forecaster Laura Caldwell said.
More than 100 flood warnings and nearly 200 flood are alerts in place, although none of them was deemed severe, which would carry a danger to life.
River levels have been rising in counties including Wiltshire, Hampshire, Dorset, Somerset and the Midlands, the Environment Agency (EA) said.
Rivers including the Hampshire Avon through Wiltshire, Hampshire and Dorset, the Stour in Dorset, the Parrett in Somerset and the Severn through the Midlands showed no signs of receding.
Communities along the River Thames throughout Surrey, Berkshire and Oxfordshire were also warned that they were at risk of flooding in the coming days.
Flooding continued on parts of the Somerset Levels, and there remained a risk of flooding from groundwater in Dorset, south Wiltshire and West Sussex, the EA said.
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Ms Caldwell said: "There will be rain across a lot of England and Wales today and also showers in Scotland and Northern Ireland.
"It will all begin to clear throughout tomorrow before dry and sunny weather arrives at the weekend.
"With that though we will have colder temperatures, dropping to below freezing on Saturday evening, and snow across the hills in north England and reaching the ground in Scotland.
"But come Sunday, the rain will return in the south."
Teams from the EA were said to be checking and maintaining flood defences, clearing blockages in watercourses and monitoring water levels to help communities.
Thames Valley Police said a cyclist died after going into floodwater in Godstow Road, Wytham, Oxfordshire, yesterday.
The man, believed to be a 73 years old and from Oxford, was airlifted to the John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford in a serious condition but he was later pronounced dead. He is the eighth person to die since December 23 during the bad weather.
Thames Valley Police said the man's death was not being treated as suspicious and that a road closure was in place in Godstow Road, between Wolvercote and Wytham, due to flooding.
Motorists are being reminded to abide by the signs and follow any official warnings at all times, a police spokesman said.
Superintendent Christian Bunt, local policing area commander for Oxford, said: "Our thoughts are with the family of the man who has died.
"This appears to be the second tragic incident in which someone has died after entering flood water in the Oxford area in the past few days.
"I wish to reiterate my warning that the public should take extra care to ensure they do not put their lives at risk by entering flood water. I urge anyone who finds themselves in areas affected by flooding to follow the advice of the Environment Agency."
Paul Mustow, flood risk manager at the EA, said: "The risk of flooding continues this week, with communities in the south west and south east urged to stay safe and sign up to free flood warnings.
"When flood warnings are issued it means that flooding is expected and we urge people to take immediate action to prepare."
The latest warnings came as David Cameron said during Prime Minister's Questions that lessons would be learned from the recent devastating weather events.
He said some energy companies did not have enough staff working over Christmas to deal effectively with power failures.
And he said Energy Secretary Ed Davey was looking at the response of the energy companies and the compensation on offer amid criticism that they were too slow to reconnect cut-off families.
The Government would update MPs within weeks, Mr Cameron added, as he confirmed that more than was being spent on flood defences in this four-year period than the previous period.
More than 1,700 homes and businesses have been flooded in England since the beginning of the Christmas period, with around 550 properties flooded since the new year. Some 140 properties have been flooded in Wales.
Flood defences protected more than 220,000 properties over the Christmas period and another 800,000 were protected during the coastal flooding in early December.
High winds over Christmas also left 250,000 homes without power, with some families waiting days for electricity to be restored.
Mr Davey has met regulator Ofgem and the companies responsible for maintaining power supplies to discuss the storm-related power disruptions that saw 750,000 households cut off.
A review into the response to the disruption will report within two months, focusing on communications with customers, contingency plans, the resources needed to cope with widespread power cuts and compensation.
Network operators have also agreed to proactively contact customers who may be entitled to compensation, Mr Davey said.
Mr Davey said: "I fully understand the frustration felt by people whose Christmases were spoiled because of power disruptions, but I also want to pay tribute to the hard work of the engineers who battled appalling weather conditions to try to reconnect homes as quickly as possible.
"Clearly, communications with customers must be at the heart of this review as in some cases households were not kept informed of what was being done to help them or when they were likely to be reconnected."
He said the Government wanted to see the introduction of a single emergency number which people could call, wherever they lived, in the event of a power cut.


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by Grayson » Wed Jun 05, 2013 6:18 pmI never thought that I would find myself complaining that a bi-monthly title took a month off but damn I'm glad that All-New X-Men is back. It's still odd to me that I am enjoying both Bendis written X-Men books but these books have been incredible since he took over.
If you were to go by the cover of this issue, upon opening this book you would suspect to see the young, time-displaced Cyclops get into some type of misunderstanding with his older younger brother Havok. Instead, what we were given in one of the most heart warming scenes in recent Marvel Comics memory. Not only does young Scott realize that his brother Alex is still alive but he also gets to see him as leader of the Avengers while Alex gets to see the younger, idealized version of his brother that he has missed over the years. Bendis and Immonen do a spectacular job delivering this moment between brothers and it makes what is currently happening with the older Scott all the more tragic.
Speaking of the older Scott, the Avengers continue to do their fair share of dragging his name through the mud but of all people, Jean Grey herself innocently points out the hypocrisy behind their judgement. While the other X-Men are confused why a member of the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants is standing with the Avengers, Jean barely probes the surface of the Scarlet Witch's mind, causing her to violently lash out when she discovers the truth of the House of M. Wanda attempted to kill the entire mutant race. Rushing to her defense, the Avengers are quick to point out that Wanda was not in her right mind when she caused the decimation of the mutant race...but there in lies the problem. Wanda was not in her right mind but what about Scott? Wanda literally recreates reality twice, killing an untold amount of people in the process, and all she gets is a slap on the wrist. Scott was possessed by a cosmic entity that is worshiped by some alien races as a cosmic deity, turns the world into paradise for everyone except for the people trying to stop him, and kills one man. Now he is a fugitive and a mutant terrorist? It just doesn't add up to me.
Meanwhile, Mystique, Sabretooth, and Mastermind continue their global crime spree while Sabretoth and Mastermind discuss Mystique's motivations behind it. The question is asked whether Mystique is doing this because she just wants to money or if she has some larger, more grand scheme in mind. It's all very intriguing and now I really want to know exactly what is Mystique up to. However, the more pressing concern is that the trio continue to masquerade their crimes by making people believe that the original 5 X-Men and Wolverine are behind the crimes (in this issue they also use Fin Fang Foom!). So while the Avengers order Wolverine and Kitty to turn around and take the original X-Men back to the X-Mansion, Wolverine decides to take matters into his own hands and take the fight directly to Mystique. Is that really the best course of action? Mystique and Mastermind may hesitate to kill one of the original 5 but Sabretooth will murder the hell out of them without giving it a second thought.
In any case, I am glad that we won't have to wait another month to find out what happens next.
by e_galston » Wed Jun 05, 2013 6:25 pmactually Breevort said the other day that All-New was only bi-monthly until Uncanny launched...
by Grayson » Wed Jun 05, 2013 6:28 pm
Oh...that's too bad.
According to my pulllist on Comixology, the next issue is solicited to come out on the 26th though.
by Draco x » Wed Jun 05, 2013 8:41 pmSounds like a very good story.
by Grayson » Wed Jun 05, 2013 9:12 pm
It was. Have you been reading All-New X-Men? The series has been surprisingly good.
by Draco x » Wed Jun 05, 2013 10:06 pm
When I get the chance to, I do. Been so busy with classes recently though.
by guitarsmashley » Wed Jun 05, 2013 10:55 pmit is currently my second favorite x-men book only behind Wolverine and the X-men. It's a really fun book and Immomen is knocking it out of the park.
by e_galston » Wed Jun 05, 2013 11:38 pmreally enjoyed this issue.
by BubbaKanoosh » Thu Jun 06, 2013 9:34 amCap is an asshole.
Cyke is still right.
I hate yet to read this ish, btw.
by Punchy » Thu Jun 06, 2013 10:04 amOne of the best things about the OG X-Men being in the present is the huge check-list of character interactions that they can have and that fans have been anticipating. Cyclops meeting his brother Havok is one of them, and Bendis does not disappoint. The cover of this issue teases that the two brothers will fight, but that ends up to not be the case. Instead they hug each other and have a great bonding moment. It was actually quite emotional, Havok really did get to see his brother at his best. I may love the current path that Cyclops is on, but even I have to admit it's tragic.
But never fear, this issue is not just hugs and feels, since the X-Men are face to face with the Uncanny Avengers, that means the Scarlet Witch is there, which means… No More Mutants! Yes, Jean discovers what Wanda did back in House Of M and understandably freaks the fuck out. I continue to find what Bendis is doing with Jean to be fascinating, she's by far the most dangerous and powerful member of the team and she keeps on lashing out. I sense bad things in her future, and not just the bad things we know about.
Stuart Immonen is of course fantastic on the art duties here, but did anyone else think the colours looked better than ever with this issue? I can't remember if Rain Beredo is new or not, but damn, it looked good.
The other plotline Bendis addresses here is Mystique and whatever the hell it is she's up to. And I'm not the only one questioning that, because Lady Mastermind is too. On the surface it looks like Mystique is just out to steal as much as possible, but there's obviously more to it, but what? I loved how Mastermind's choice of illusion this time was Fin Fang Foom, Immonen draws one hell of a Fin Fang Foom. It's just a shame he doesn't try and put anyone in his pants. Bendis continues to absolutely own these two X-Men books, each issue features exciting developments and there's always plenty of funny stuff in the dialogue too. I love it.
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Dancer wrote:Just finished watching Les Misérables on Channel4 .........even better the second time around.
It is definitely at the top of my top ten list. This song is just so beautiful
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I watched Part II tonight after hearing Liveline today. Really felt for some of them. The girl was some tough cookie keeping up with the lads.
Don't think I would have lasted that week in Wicklow - putting back on wet clothes in January - no thanks.
Well done to them.
Navanman wrote:Ah come on Grammer. Did you see the Backpack she had to carry from Wicklow to Kildare. PC or not I think she was a tough cookie (in a nice way I might add).
Did you see one of the guys feet after the march. How did he walk with his feet like that.
I did not see part 1 but the difference from the beginning of part II to the end of the program was very noticeable.
They looked very smart in the uniform.
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Banks undertaking Risk and Control Self -Assessment (RCSA) transformation initiatives can benefit from a centralized approach to address risk challenges.
Emerging risks related to digital technologies put added pressure on line managers in terms of risk management, while new regulatory demands have increased costs for risk and control functions.
An RCSA program with functions centralized in a Center of Excellence (COE) model can help address these challenges while supporting the organization's strategic objectives. Continuous RCSA initiatives can be scheduled throughout the year to reduce disruptions and the COE framework can concentrate the experience and specialization needed to manage such risks.
The insights and standardized reporting from the COE can help improve the organization's ability to make risk-weighted decisions and to set priorities while helping to reduce operational losses. Issues can be identified and remediated sooner and a risk mind set can be fostered throughout the organization.
New challenges facing financial institutions call for improvements to RCSA processes. These include:
Reinforcement of risk "first line of defense" control responsibility. Line managers are now charged with identifying, owning and managing risks and with implementing corrective actions.
Emerging risks tied to changes in operating models. Organizations are experimenting with and adopting new digital operating models with their own set of risks.
Operational risk costs. New regulatory demands have led to higher costs for risk, controls and compliance staff.
Need for profitable growth. Institutions searching for new avenues to profitable growth are finding it difficult to identify and measure the true costs of operational risk.
In light of these and other challenges, financial institutions are looking for better ways to manage operational risk and help reduce unexpected losses.
1. Thomson Reuters Annual Cost of Compliance Survey Shows Regulatory Fatigue, Resource Challenges and Personal Liability to Increase Throughout 2015," Thomson Reuters, May 13, 2015. Access at: http://thomsonreuters.com/en/press-releases/2015/05/cost-of-compliance-survey-shows-regulatory-fatigue-resource-challenges-personal-liability-to-increase.html
RCSA Center of Excellence can help banks and financial institutions manage operational risks and control costs in a number of ways:
Through centralized RCSA responsibilities in a COE model, assessments and remediation measures can be delivered on a continuous basis, reducing capacity restraints on key businesses.
Centralization of RCSA execution helps the organization determine if it has the talent needed to manage emerging risks in areas such as cyber risk and social media.
The COE helps reduce costs by shifting some activities offshore and lowering audit costs.
Standardized RCSA reporting supports better decision-making and prioritization.
While costs can be lowered, operational losses can also be reduced as operational risk issues are identified and remediated.
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SNDavidson wrote:I'd pay $100 to watch Pete Carroll coach a game in a smoking jacket with a pipe.
SNDavidson wrote:I'd pay $100 to watch Pete Carroll coach a game in a smoking jacket with a pipe.
HawkRiderFan wrote:I know everyone's goint to take losses bad, but Harbaugh seems to be to be a real front runner. Funny and entertaining if they win, but a really whiny little b*** when things aren't going well. I thought my feelings towards him was cause he coaches a division rival, but a friend of mine who is a Giants fan can't stand him either. Can't wait till players start tuning him out.
Veilside wrote:I'm no Harbaugh fan, but is it really fair to compare gifs of him losing to 1 of Pete winning? A good comparison would be showing 1 of Pete losing and seeing how less agitated he is in the same situation. I'm sure you could find one of Harbaugh winning and 1 of Pete losing and it would look more negatively on Pete.
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Breaking News: DeMarcus Ware Carted Off the Field
With the game tied at 10 and 11 minutes left in the fourth quarter, DeMarcus Ware appeared to have suffered a neck injury. The game was delayed for 12 minutes while they tended to Ware on the field until finally carting him off.
As he left the field Ware could be seen giving a thumbs up to the crowd who cheered for him and gave their best wishes.
He was replaced in the lineup by Victor Butler.
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Wabash Opens NCAC Play With Three-Point Winby Brent Harris • December 4, 2010 Share:
Andrew Gilman's two three-point baskets helped erase a nine-point Hiram lead, eventually giving Wabash a 59-56 road victory. The Little Giants improved to 8-0 overall while opening the North Coast Athletic Conference portion of its season with a win.
The Terriers' full court pressure and offensive rebounding helped Hiram take a 46-37 lead with 9:30 left to play in the second half. Wes Smith scored three consecutive baskets to trim the lead to three points before Hiram answered with a trey from Aaron Stefanov. Nick Curosh tipped in a missed three-pointer by Smith, then followed another jumper to draw Wabash to within two points.
Gilman, who came into the game off the Little Giants' bench, drilled his second three-pointer of the game with 5:10 remaining in the contest to give Wabash a one-point lead. The Little Giants stretched the advantage to as many as six points in the closing minutes, only to see Hiram make it a one-point contest with nine seconds remaining after three free throws by Chris Roberts.
"Gilman was the player of the game," Wabash Head Coach Mac Petty said. "He hit those three-point baskets that really got us settled down on offense. We worked on breaking Hiram's press, but didn't execute. We were making difficult passing lanes for our players, and that kept us from getting into anything."
Smith responded with two free throws, forcing the Terriers into two desperation three-point shots at the end of the game that fell short, giving Wabash the victory.
Senior Ben Burkett (left) provided most of the offensive firepower early in the game for the Little Giants. Burkett scored six of his 10 first-half points during a five-minute stretch that kept Wabash within two points of the Terriers. Burkett finished with 14 points and seven rebounds.
"Ben played well inside for us today," Petty said. "We shot a little too quickly at times instead of trying to get the ball back down inside to him on several of our offensive trips. We've got to do a better job of recognizing what options the defense giving us."
Smith led the 13th-ranked Little Giants with 21 points. Aaron Zinnerman added seven points and had three key steals in the second half to keep Wabash in the game.
Roberts finished with 13 points for Hiram, scoring his 1,000th career point to become the 22nd Terrier player to reach that mark. Stefanov added 11 points off the bench.
Wabash returns to action on Tuesday night at Chadwick Court against Ohio Wesleyan University. Tipoff of the NCAC clash is set for 7:30 p.m.


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I have had some success. I've found, confirmed and established some relationships with people as a result of my research. I've accessed archives and found out some interesting and some very sad things about relatives. Most of my (male) ancestors in Latvia were skilled artisans (tradesmen) such as millers, smiths, or merchants. I have at least one mayor of a medium sized city as well as another who was a city council member. I had one relative who was a prisoner of war in the Soviet Union and actually survived long enough to be released, while I had another who was sent to a Nazi concentration camp and perished. I have another relative who was forced into military service for the Nazis and did not survive, but there is no record that I've found and survives about him, his service or his death. I have a ancestor who was a medical doctor and died in Russia. I (very likely) have a relative who was Stalin's maid/housekeeper, but sadly, "disappeared", according to Stalin's daughter, during one of his purges. I've learned that there is no evidence that even hints at the distant Swedish heritage that my grandmother suggested nor of any royal line or linkage to a "Polish Baron" that my grandfather had suggested. Again, while the men in my paternal ancestral line were skilled as far back as my research goes (until the early 1800s), there was never any indication of royalty. While I have been quite pleased with the knowledge I've gained from the research, I'm also filled with envy of people who are fortunate enough to be able to research their family heritage in a bunch of easily accessible records that go back centuries!
I've learned that most people don't really give a shit about genealogy. Oh, and I'm a distant relative of a local weatherman. :-)
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Write-in: Latecomer challenges Dorrier
Last Thursday, the same day The Hook came out with its round up of Albemarle County candidates (and the area stood braced to welcome Hurricane Isabel), Kevin Fletcher announced he was challenging Board of Supervisors chairman Lindsay Dorrier for the Scottsville Magisterial District seat.
The filing date for candidates to get on the ballot for the November 4 election was June 10. "It's very late," acknowledges Fletcher, a 38-year-old farm manager who's running as an independent.
So why run now, particularly since he isn't on the ballot and faces the additional challenge of a write-in candidacy?
"I was unaware Walter Perkins was not running," says Fletcher. "I look at him as the voice of agriculture on the Board of Supervisors. I could be that voice for people who make a living off the land."
Fletcher says he was approached by a number of people to run against Scottsville native Dorrier, who had been unopposed. "We all deserve a choice," says the challenger, who's lived in Scottsville for nine years.
"I think my chances are pretty good," Fletcher says. "Quite a few people are concerned about growth. And Lindsay is hard to get a hold of. I'm easy to reach. I live here on Route 20, and people can stop by my house if they want to discuss something."
Fletcher cites the Board decision approving Hollymead Town Center as one he might have voted against. On the other hand, he'd like to see Scottsville's empty storefronts filled to improve the tax base. "I'm in favor of nurturing small businesses. Those become big businesses, and they hire locally," he says.
Dorrier had been hearing rumors that he might have an opponent in the race, but says he's never heard of Fletcher. "I think competition is always good," he says. "This race is no exception."
And Dorrier doesn't underestimate the threat of a political novice mounting a write-in campaign. "I take everything seriously in a political campaign," he says.
Winning a write-in campaign for the Board of Supervisors is not without precedent. That's how Sally Thomas was first elected to the board in 1993.
Fletcher's campaign strategy is to spread the news on foot, with flyers, and by word of mouth in the six weeks before the election.
"I never heard of him," says Emery Skeen, owner of C&S Motors in Scottsville, "and I've been around here 75 years."
As for Fletcher's chances of beating incumbent Dorrier, "It's hard to unseat anybody whether they're any good or not," observes Skeen.
Over at Lumpkin's, a restaurant and a Scottsville institution, Virginia Lumpkin has never heard of Fletcher either. "He better get in here and show himself," she says.
Both Lumpkin and Skeen express concerns about Dorrier's health. "I've known Lindsay Dorrier all his life," says Lumpkin. "Physically, he is not able."
"I haven't missed a board meeting in a year and a half, and I've had no problem carrying out my duties as chairman," responds Dorrier, who has Parkinson's Disease. "My doctor says I'm fit to do the job."
Fletcher thinks the new keyboard system on voting machines will make it pretty easy for voters to write-in his name. And as late as he is in starting his campaign, he does have a motto: "Yes, Scottsville District, you have a choice."
Though many old-time Scottsvillians have never heard of him, Kevin Fletcher is launching a write-in campaign against incumbent supervisor Lindsay Dorrier, whose S-ville roots run generations deep.


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text: NYSE:ABT - Abbott Laboratories Stock Price, News, & Analysis Sign in or create an account to add this stock to your watchlist. Get Started $69.97 -1.52 (-2.13 %) (As of 01/23/2019 03:55 PM ET)Previous Close$71.49Today's Range$69.27 - $71.5552-Week Range$55.58 - $74.92Volume504,389 shsAverage Volume6.30 million shsMarket Capitalization$122.89 billionP/E Ratio27.99Dividend Yield1.79%Beta1.24 ProfileDiscussionAnalyst RatingsChartDividendEarningsFinancialsInsider TradesInstitutional OwnershipHeadlinesOptions ChainSEC FilingsSocial Media Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on LinkedInShare on RedditShare on StocktwitsPrint this articleShare by Email Abbott Laboratories discovers, develops, manufactures, and sells health care products worldwide. The company's Established Pharmaceutical Products segment offers branded generic pharmaceuticals for the treatment of pancreatic exocrine insufficiency; irritable bowel syndrome or biliary spasm; intrahepatic cholestasis or depressive symptoms; gynecological disorders; hormone replacement therapy; dyslipidemia; hypertension; hypothyroidism; Ménière's disease and vestibular vertigo; pain, fever, and inflammation; migraines; and anti-infective clarithromycin, as well as provides influenza vaccine and products that regulate physiological rhythm of the colon. Its Diagnostic Products segment offers core laboratory systems in the areas of immunoassay, clinical chemistry, hematology, and transfusion; molecular diagnostics systems that automates the extraction, purification, and preparation of DNA and RNA from patient samples, as well as detects and measures infectious agents; cartridges for blood analysis; benchtop systems and rapid tests in the areas of infectious diseases; molecular point-of-care test systems for influenza A and B, RSV, and strep A; cardiometabolic test systems; drug and alcohol test systems, as well as remote patient monitoring and consumer self-test systems; and informatics and automation solutions for use in laboratories. The company's Nutritional Products segment provides pediatric and adult nutritional products. Its Cardiovascular and Neuromodulation Products segment offers rhythm management, electrophysiology, heart failure, vascular, and structural heart devices for the treatment of cardiovascular diseases, as well as neuromodulation devices for the management of chronic pain and movement disorders. The company also provides blood and flash glucose monitoring systems, including test strips, sensors, data management decision software, and accessories for people with diabetes. The company was founded in 1888 and is headquartered in Abbott Park, Illinois. Receive ABT News and Ratings via Email Sign-up to receive the latest news and ratings for ABT and its competitors with MarketBeat's FREE daily newsletter. Industry, Sector and Symbol Stock Exchange NYSE Industry Pharmaceutical preparations Sub-IndustryHealth Care Equipment SectorMedical Current SymbolNYSE:ABT Previous Symbol CUSIP00282410 Webwww.abbott.com Phone224-667-6100Debt Debt-to-Equity Ratio0.62 Current Ratio1.42 Quick Ratio1.13Price-To-Earnings Trailing P/E Ratio27.99 Forward P/E Ratio24.21 P/E Growth1.91 Sales & Book Value Annual Sales$27.39 billion Price / Sales4.49 Cash Flow$4.6897 per share Price / Cash Flow14.92 Book Value$17.87 per share Price / Book3.92Profitability EPS (Most Recent Fiscal Year)$2.50 Net Income$477 million Net Margins2.91% Return on Equity16.05% Return on Assets6.95%Miscellaneous Employees99,000 Outstanding Shares1,756,330,000Market Cap$122.89 billion OptionableOptionable Abbott Laboratories (NYSE:ABT) Frequently Asked Questions What is Abbott Laboratories' stock symbol? Abbott Laboratories trades on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) under the ticker symbol "ABT." How often does Abbott Laboratories pay dividends? What is the dividend yield for Abbott Laboratories? Abbott Laboratories announced a quarterly dividend on Friday, December 14th. Stockholders of record on Tuesday, January 15th will be paid a dividend of $0.32 per share on Friday, February 15th. This represents a $1.28 annualized dividend and a dividend yield of 1.83%. The ex-dividend date of this dividend is Monday, January 14th. This is an increase from Abbott Laboratories's previous quarterly dividend of $0.28. View Abbott Laboratories' Dividend History. How were Abbott Laboratories' earnings last quarter? Abbott Laboratories (NYSE:ABT) issued its quarterly earnings data on Wednesday, January, 23rd. The healthcare product maker reported $0.81 earnings per share (EPS) for the quarter, hitting the Zacks' consensus estimate of $0.81. The healthcare product maker had revenue of $7.77 billion for the quarter, compared to analysts' expectations of $7.82 billion. Abbott Laboratories had a return on equity of 16.05% and a net margin of 2.91%. Abbott Laboratories's revenue was up 2.3% compared to the same quarter last year. During the same quarter in the previous year, the business earned $0.74 earnings per share. View Abbott Laboratories' Earnings History. When is Abbott Laboratories' next earnings date? Abbott Laboratories is scheduled to release their next quarterly earnings announcement on Wednesday, January 23rd 2019. View Earnings Estimates for Abbott Laboratories. What guidance has Abbott Laboratories issued on next quarter's earnings? Abbott Laboratories updated its FY19 earnings guidance on Wednesday, January, 23rd. The company provided earnings per share guidance of $3.15-3.25 for the period, compared to the Thomson Reuters consensus earnings per share estimate of $3.20. Abbott Laboratories also updated its FY 2019 guidance to $3.15-3.25 EPS. What price target have analysts set for ABT? 21 brokerages have issued 12 month price targets for Abbott Laboratories' shares. Their predictions range from $68.00 to $86.00. On average, they anticipate Abbott Laboratories' share price to reach $76.8474 in the next twelve months. This suggests a possible upside of 9.7% from the stock's current price. View Analyst Price Targets for Abbott Laboratories. What is the consensus analysts' recommendation for Abbott Laboratories? 21 Wall Street analysts have issued "buy," "hold," and "sell" ratings for Abbott Laboratories in the last year. There are currently 1 sell rating, 3 hold ratings and 17 buy ratings for the stock, resulting in a consensus recommendation of "Buy." View Analyst Ratings for Abbott Laboratories. Has Abbott Laboratories been receiving favorable news coverage? News articles about ABT stock have trended negative this week, InfoTrie reports. The research firm ranks the sentiment of media coverage by monitoring more than six thousand blog and news sources in real-time. The firm ranks coverage of companies on a scale of negative five to positive five, with scores closest to five being the most favorable. Abbott Laboratories earned a media sentiment score of -2.1 on InfoTrie's scale. They also gave media stories about the healthcare product maker a news buzz of 6.0 out of 10, meaning that recent media coverage is somewhat likely to have an effect on the stock's share price in the next few days. Who are some of Abbott Laboratories' key competitors? Some companies that are related to Abbott Laboratories include Johnson & Johnson (JNJ), Pfizer (PFE), Roche Holdings AG Basel (RHHBY), Novartis (NVS), Merck & Co., Inc. (MRK), AbbVie (ABBV), Eli Lilly And Co (LLY), Novo Nordisk A/S (NVO), Sanofi (SNY), GlaxoSmithKline (GSK), AstraZeneca (AZN), Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMY), Bayer (BAYRY), Celgene (CELG) and Shire (SHPG). Who are Abbott Laboratories' key executives? Abbott Laboratories' management team includes the folowing people: Mr. Miles D. White, Chairman & CEO (Age 64)Mr. Robert B. Ford, Pres & COO (Age 45)Mr. Brian B. Yoor, Exec. VP of Fin. & CFO (Age 49)Mr. Hubert L. Allen, Exec. VP, Gen. Counsel & Sec. (Age 53)Mr. Daniel Gesua Sive Salvadori, Exec. VP of Nutritional Products (Age 40) Who are Abbott Laboratories' major shareholders? Abbott Laboratories' stock is owned by many different of retail and institutional investors. Top institutional investors include Strs Ohio (0.06%), Atalanta Sosnoff Capital LLC (0.06%), Gateway Investment Advisers LLC (0.06%), Nisa Investment Advisors LLC (0.05%), Retirement Systems of Alabama (0.05%) and Park National Corp OH (0.03%). Company insiders that own Abbott Laboratories stock include Alejandro D Wellisch, Andrew H Lane, Brian J Blaser, Daniel Gesua Sive Salvadori, Daniel J Starks, Deepak S Nath, Heather L Mason, Hubert L Allen, Jaime Contreras, Jared Watkin, Joseph J Manning, Michael J Pederson, Michael J Warmuth, Miles D White, Robert E Funck, Roger Bird, Sharon J Bracken and Stephen R Fussell. View Institutional Ownership Trends for Abbott Laboratories. Which institutional investors are selling Abbott Laboratories stock? ABT stock was sold by a variety of institutional investors in the last quarter, including Retirement Systems of Alabama, Sit Investment Associates Inc., Dalton Greiner Hartman Maher & Co., Gulf International Bank UK Ltd, Gradient Investments LLC, Assenagon Asset Management S.A., Stralem & Co. Inc. and Prentiss Smith & Co. Inc.. Company insiders that have sold Abbott Laboratories company stock in the last year include Andrew H Lane, Brian J Blaser, Daniel Gesua Sive Salvadori, Jaime Contreras, Jared Watkin, Michael J Pederson, Miles D White, Roger Bird, Sharon J Bracken and Stephen R Fussell. View Insider Buying and Selling for Abbott Laboratories. Which institutional investors are buying Abbott Laboratories stock? ABT stock was purchased by a variety of institutional investors in the last quarter, including DNB Asset Management AS, Patten & Patten Inc. TN, Gillespie Robinson & Grimm Inc., Centre Asset Management LLC, Town & Country Bank & Trust CO dba First Bankers Trust CO, Cullinan Associates Inc., Nachman Norwood & Parrott Inc and MinichMacGregor Wealth Management LLC. View Insider Buying and Selling for Abbott Laboratories. How do I buy shares of Abbott Laboratories? Shares of ABT can be purchased through any online brokerage account. Popular online brokerages with access to the U.S. stock market include Vanguard Brokerage Services, TD Ameritrade, E*TRADE, Scottrade, Fidelity and Charles Schwab. What is Abbott Laboratories' stock price today? One share of ABT stock can currently be purchased for approximately $70.0561. How big of a company is Abbott Laboratories? Abbott Laboratories has a market capitalization of $123.04 billion and generates $27.39 billion in revenue each year. The healthcare product maker earns $477 million in net income (profit) each year or $2.50 on an earnings per share basis. Abbott Laboratories employs 99,000 workers across the globe. What is Abbott Laboratories' official website? The official website for Abbott Laboratories is http://www.abbott.com. How can I contact Abbott Laboratories? Abbott Laboratories' mailing address is 100 ABBOTT PARK ROAD D-322 AP6D, ABBOTT PARK IL, 60064. The healthcare product maker can be reached via phone at 224-667-6100. 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Welcome to the first round of Portlanding for VeganMoFo! I'm now appropriately back in town with a cat snuggled against me, and since I was exhausted after returning from our VVC mission in Chicago last night, I'm appropriate combining what should have been a Thai Tuesday with a Portlanding Wednesday, which will almost surely influence my meal flavors this evening. As for today's post, I wanted to share three of the Portland area's vegan-friendly Thai spots that I've enjoyed within the past few months. Portland does have an all vegetarian Thai spot that I used to frequent by default years ago, but since learning – and trying – more flavorful options, well, I can't even remember the last time I dined there. Now, authentic is a tricky word, you can grasp the meaning, but the culinary interpretations and evolution are always controversial, and even more so when it comes to veganizing dishes. Some of the sheer sweetness and basic vegetables may be right, but there's so much that's most definitely missing, like specialty ingredients and regional produce, and whatever you're subbing/leaving out to make it vegan. For example, I've made Khao Soi, a Burmese-influence Northern Thai classic, in the past, and I was really happy with it, but then I devoured it in its birthplace, Chiang Mai, and my next recreation made the first so rightfully amateur in comparison. Pickled greens? Crispy shallots? Wheat noodles vs. rice? Do you have access to or want to make vegetarian fish sauce? Mushroom sauce? Where are you going with the broth? In retrospect, these are elements I hadn't *truly* obsessed about before. Our recent Heartichoke Thai meets Northwest dinner was quite an experience with our regional meets vegan interpretation meets Northwest influence and availability. With the aforementioned dish, when it comes to Portland vegan offerings, the ever-expanding Pok Pok (though stick to cocktails and drinking vinegar at their neighboring Whiskey Soda Lounge – no vegan food there) and the now-closed downtown Gin cart both offer memorable vegan versions that have I've really enjoyed in the past.
I'm sure I'll devote another a paragraph or two about being spoiled with fresh kaffir lime leaves, sensational curry pastes, chiles galore and truly discovering fresh galangal on my travels and local cooking classes, along with my first experiences with Thai food during my college days in Boston, but that's for another day.
Back to Portland and ranting aside – those three Thai spots I wanted to announce my feelings for include one SE Portland favorite, another downtown food cart, and a restaurant that almost stunned a friend and I with its gluten-free and vegan-friendliness. Oh, Portland. It's been so splendidly long since I suspected fish sauce in my Thai food.
First up, Pad Thai Kitchen. This festive-light adorned spot on SE Belmont has long been known for its ease with vegan ordering, long before things were labeled on non-veg menus elsewhere around town. It was, and still is, a restaurant where you don't have to investigate oyster sauce, shrimp paste, curry pastes and fish sauce as if you were solving a murder mystery, and the take out boxes are huge! Seriously, ask a fan about their favorite dish at Pad Thai Kitchen, and they will recommend you get it to-go.
Personally, I'm a Pad Thai Woon Sen (tiny glass noodles) and Pad Kee Mao, aka Drunken Noodles, kinda gal here, medium spicy. If you want fried tofu and vegetables, make sure you say just that: Vegan Tofu Veggie with your dish name. I took my younger brother for his first-ever Thai meal here almost a year ago, and he actually ate some! In terms of whatever authenticity means, their vegan options, at least, has a more Americanized feel. I'll admit that this was the first Thai food I tried after returning from my travels last winter, and I just couldn't get through more than a few bites of my Pad Kee Mao. That's since calmed down after some more time passing, but you get that I'm trying to up my Thai-snob points here, or whatever. It was just that big difference I hadn't been aware of before – but regardless, it's satisfying.
Pad Thai Kitchen 2309 SE Belmont Portland, OR 97214 ~ menu
Next up is a food cart, because it's Portland and as much as I can't keep up with seeking out every single new vegan option in the cart hysteria, it's no surprise that one is included. Ploy Thai: Ping Yang Kang Street food. This downtown cart's menu and family experience hails from Thailand's Nakhon Sawan marketplace, and the menu includes American favorites and popular Thai street food I first visited Ploy during its very second week open last fall, and it quickly made it into my frequented cart-rotation (instantly replacing Just Thai, which was so appreciated for fast service and subbing a mushroom sauce for vegans, but had fallen out of my rotation due to quality and portion size decreases paired with a slight price increase). I dug that the vegetables at Ploy were just-cooked – especially the Japanese eggplant, brown rice was available, the fresh-fried Ota tofu (this is stand out for a food cart) and the growing vegan-friendliness.
On that first visit, I did need to explain that I was vegan and spoke with the counter woman about potential options and sauces she could leave out of dishes and what else she could incorporate. By my next visit, it was seemingly normal to note 'vegan' on your order form and the dish was verified – by the next, no questions required.
Their take out boxes are plentiful, and my go-to order is the Pad Eggplant with brown rice (once again, Vegan Tofu Veg), which features well sautéed chunks of purple eggplant stir-fried with lots of Thai basil (one of the best fresh herbs ever? I think so.), and assorted vegetables in a sweet soy-based sauce – ask for it VERY hot if you're into that sort of thing. I will warn that there's been more than once I've gone by and they're closed for a few days – cart life – but there are roughly 57 other carts within a few blocks including Give Pizza a Chance and better yet, D.C. Vegetarian, so deal with it.
Ploy Thai SW 5th & SW Oak, downtown Portland ~ menu
The last on my recent list of Thai favorites is a restaurant that my friend Maeve and I tried on a whim one night after a happy hour. We wanted Thai, and we wanted it within a 5 block radius on Hawthorne, and voila!
My Thai had been open for year or two, and we knew friends had gone, but we'd never actually *heard* anything it. No raves, no vegan complaints, no nothing. Huh, what was this Thai….bistro? We talked to a host upon entering and felt pacified about our vegan (and gluten-free friendly for Maeve) hopes & dreams, and sure enough, the menu, and then the dishes, confirmed this. On top of that, they have a full bar where you can savor a Lychee Old Fashioned and sample their two vegan house soups (out of three – the third is not vegan) while you wait. Everyone gets the tiny tray featured below. I've only gotten to go so far, but my take out Pad Thai standard was nicely met, being saucey, tangy (tamarind based vs. fish sauce) and generous, and I want to try more. Plus, seeing vegan and gluten-free labels at their soup station behind the bar is pretty cool, as was the unfortunate warning that their spring rolls are brushed with egg wash. The atmosphere and lighting are intimate for such a large front dining room, with a separate private room for a group dinner, and there are plenty of potentially intriguing curries – and a Khao Soi – I'd certainly like to see if they can veganize.
My Thai Bistro 3500 SE Hawthorne Blvd Portland, OR 97214 ~ menu
If you have other recent area favorites, please do share These are by no means all of the Thai restaurants I've visited and enjoyed (I have enjoyed a meal or two in the past at Thai Food Cafe, but hey, I live in Southeast) in Portland, and while I prefer to cook at home, veganizing regional recipes and flipping through May Kaidee's Thai Vegetarian and Vegan Cookbook (which sidenote galore, will be featured during MoFo, including my not-forgotten class experience at May Kaidee), more remain on my to-try list, including the new Samui Thai on SE Hawthorne, because take out happens. If I'm considering take out or even dining out, my first thought is nearly always Thai-inspired. And while this isn't Portland-centric, I must send you to the impressive all-vegan Thai buffet Araya's, in Seattle. Come on.


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If this becomes law, it's a short stretch from SOPA to NODA (No Online Dissent Anywhere) and if you think I'm a nutcase for saying so, I'd like to remind everybody what happened just over a year ago, when US politicians were tripping over themselves to shut down wikileaks (a royal fiasco in which this company was embroiled) and to this day, they have not been charged with a crime anywhere.
Many of the "dirty tricks" employed against Wikileaks would be enshrined in law under SOPA (and someday, NODA):
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And they added an extra provision that it will be an offense to knowingly create a service or system to provide a workaround to a banned domain or host. So for example, they would no longer have to hassle Mozilla to remove that firefox plugin that lets you reach ICE blocked websites, it would be illegal to make it or distribute it.
We write to express that, after careful review of H.R.3261 - the Stop Online Piracy Act of 2011 (SOPA), we believe that this legislation will lead to significant loss of high-wage, high-tech jobs in our industry and other industries that are directly or indirectly supported by our industry. This impact will diminish the attractiveness of U.S. companies to foreign customers, while also reducing the U.S. hosting industry�s ability to compete with foreign competition within our own borders. Further, and of equal importance, weaknesses in SOPA may actually lead to less protection for intellectual property owners by undermining the stability of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). Finally, SOPA undermines the U.S. judicial system�s reputation as a fair and transparent method of resolving business disputes.It's getting more and more ridiculous for anyone to suggest that SOPA isn't harmful to the wider internet infrastructure, when pretty much anyone who knows anything about that infrastructure has come out against the bill.


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Getting the right amount of sleep is vital, but just as important is the quality of your sleep. Biological conditions unique to women, like the menstrual cycle, pregnancy and menopause, can affect how well a woman sleeps. This is because the changing levels of hormones that a woman experiences throughout the month and over her lifetime, like estrogen and progesterone, have an impact on sleep. Understanding the effects of these hormones, environmental factors and lifestyle habits can help women enjoy a good night's sleep.
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Treasure Chest Thursday – Concetta's EarringsMarch 26, 2010 at 05:01 | Posted in Carnival of Genealogy, memories, Treasure Chest Thursday | 2 Comments
Tags: ancestors, Carnival of Genealogy, famiglia, family, family history, love of family, memories
When her son brought his bride home, she gave the newlyweds her bedroom. Every morning she would insist on bringing them the first coffee in bed. She planned a huge party for the couple as a wedding reception. All of the family came from all around Italy for the party. Furniture was cleared out of the main room and huge tables were set around the walls of the room in a big square so no one would feel left out. Neighbors and friends came all day to bring gifts for the couple and take photos of them together. The big table in the front room displayed all of the presents for everyone to view.
It was Concetta's gift to Bonnie that was the most special of all.
The women all went to the bedroom to help Bonnie prepare. They fingered the beautiful wedding gown and touched the little seed pearls. Laid out on the dresser was a pair of obviously gold antique earrings. The daughters and granddaughters were all talking about them. Each remembered watching Concetta
polish these beautiful earrings and replace them in her dresser. Everyone gathered close as Concetta picked them up one at a time to place in Bonnie's ears. It was then she embraced Bonnie and told her, "Valentino, my tesoro, is my baby son. But now you are my daughter. When the two of you disagree, I will stand beside you so that you will not be divided by me. These earrings are yours now because you are my daughter. You come before nieces and granddaughters."
And this was the love she gave to the American girl who loved her son. Unquestioning, unwavering, steadfast love for all of her life. Bonnie vowed she would follow the path this woman taught her when it became her turn to be a mother in law too.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – MIT generated four goals late in the third quarter to narrow its gap to two, but Gordon College had the upper hand in the fourth quarter as it held on for a 10-7 win in non-conference men's lacrosse action on Saturday. Freshman Bill Kelleher (Pittsburgh, Pa.) paced the Engineers with three goals while senior Wes Chittick (Glenside, Pa.) registered a game-high five points on two goals and three assists for the Fighting Scots.
The majority of the first quarter was a defensive battle as the game remained scoreless until senior Dan Perednia (Granby, Conn.) found the back of the net at the 6:09 mark. Gordon quickly increased its lead when freshman Sam Spellman (Lewes, Del.) converted a feed from classmate Matt Dantona (Syosset, N.Y.). MIT got on the board late in the frame courtesy of a solo effort by sophomore Ben Hessels (Laytonsville, Md.).
The Fighting Scots outscored the Engineers, 4-1, in the second stanza en route to a 6-2 advantage at the intermission. Senior Adam Quinn (Gloucester, Mass.) buried a man-up marker while freshmen Austin Long (San Diego, Calif.) and Jordan Heckelmann (Colorado Springs, Colo.), and Chittick rounded out the scoring. Freshman Jake Slonaker (West Windsor, N.J.) accounted for the Engineers' lone goal of the quarter.
Chittick found Dantona for a man-up goal and Perednia for an even-strength tally early in the third quarter. MIT responded with two goals from Kelleher and junior Sean Burke (Centennial, Colo.), including an extra-man score for both, that brought it within two (8-6) at the end of the period.
Gordon's 16-minute scoring drought ended courtesy of a Chittick goal that was set up by Nate Masson with 10:28 left to play. During the next seven minutes, both sides were plagued with turnovers but the Fighting Scots kept the pressure on with four shots on net.
The Engineers continued to attack, trimming the deficit to 9-7 when Kelleher redirected a pass from sophomore Tim Wilczynski (Old Lyme, Conn.) for a man-down goal with 3:33 remaining. After another string of turnovers, Dantona secured the victory on a man-up tally inside the final minute.
Junior Christopher Rullan (Wexford, Pa.) amassed a career-high 23 saves to go along with five groundballs for the hosts. Senior Ernie Park (Plainsboro, N.J.) earned a pair of assists as classmate Bryan Beller (Dix Hills, N.Y.) and Hessels both collected four groundballs.
Dantona finished with two goals, one assist, and four groundballs while sophomore Ian Knechtle (New Canaan, Conn.) and senior Jeff Ryan (Gilette, N.J.) both had four groundballs and two caused turnovers. Long went 11-of-17 in faceoffs and picked up five groundballs as junior Houston Zemanski (Annapolis, Md.) collected 13 saves and three groundballs.
Both squads return to action on Tuesday, April 3. MIT (2-4) will visit UMass Boston while Gordon (3-5) will host Curry College in a Commonwealth Coast Conference match-up.


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eddysnake wrote:let me precede this by saying this will be absolutely no help at all, but I think you may need to wear a pirate eye patch at all times, don't even worry about making an appt.
shafnutz05 wrote:eddysnake wrote:let me precede this by saying this will be absolutely no help at all, but I think you may need to wear a pirate eye patch at all times, don't even worry about making an appt.
I had a severely scratched cornea whilst in the military (I mean so bad I woke up in horrific, doubled over pain). The gov't treatment was an eye patch, but it was white. How lame is that?
Kraftster wrote:I have astigmatism and contacts. Astigmatism, as I understand it, is just another in the category of nearsightedness or farsightedness.
I had this happen to me in one eye for a few weeks one summer and I finally got some drops that helped it. I don't recall exactly what the explanation was but I think it might have had something to do with allergies. Sorry, can't remember any more than that.
Kraftster wrote:Definitely go with no-nose-pads glasses. I have Ray-Bans.
newarenanow wrote:I had that same issue in left eye. It was an astigmatism, and they ordered me a contact that corrects that, and now I haven't had much issue.
Another issue I had a few years back, and it was sort of the same thing, they said I had an infection in my eye due to wearing contacts for too long. I guess there is a lack of oxygen and the blood vessles get infected. Nothng serious. I had to wear my glasses for a week while putting drops in, and it cured it.
Sucks, I wanted to get laser eye surgery a few months back. I was all excited to not have to wear contacts and glasses anymore, but due to my astigmatism, and also because the lense of my right eye is a little flat, they said I can never do it, or at least Lasik won't do it. They said unless technology changes and there are advancments for these issues, it is unsafe.
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Both flicks took in $13 million dollars, according to the LA Times.
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