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Kansas City Ballet would like to thank the following individuals, foundations and
corporations who have made generous pledges in support of our capital campaign to build a permanent home and provide for the future of the Ballet.
Todd Bolender Society (founding members) $1,000,000 + | $500,000 - $999,999 | $250,000 - $499,999 | $100,000 - $249,999 | $50,000 - $99,999 | $25,000 - $49,999 | $10,000 - $24,999 | $5,000 - $9,999 | $1,000 - $4,999 | $500 - $999 | $1 - $499
Todd Bolender Society (founding members) $1,000,000 +
Julia Irene Kauffman Donor Advised Fund
Michael and Ginger Frost
Hall Family Foundation
Miller and Jeannette Nichols Foundation
Muriel McBrien Kauffman Foundation
The Thomas and Sally Wood Family Foundation
$500,000 - $999,999
David T. Beals III Charitable Trust, Bank of America, trustee
Estelle S. and Robert A. Long Ellis Foundation
Francis Family Foundation
Greater Kansas City Community Foundation
Shirley and Barnett Helzberg
Kresge Foundation
Missouri Arts Council Cultural Trust Fund
$250,000 - $499,999
Courtney S. Turner Charitable Trust / Daniel C. Weary / Bank of America
DST Systems, Inc.
H&R Block Foundation
Clifford W. and Bonne A. Illig
Kansas City Ballet Guild
Dennis and Susan Lordi Marker
$100,000 - $249,999
American Century Companies Foundation
Arvin Gottlieb Charitable Foundation
Atterbury Family Foundation
Eugene and Saurine Brown Trust
Cerner Corporation
Evelyn R. Craft and C. Richard Belger
J. Scott Francis - Francis Family Foundation
Gary Dickinson Family Charitable Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. John D. Hunkeler
JE Dunn Construction Company
Kansas City Southern Industries Inc. Charitable Fund
Kearney Wornall Trust
Lynn Adkins and Linda Lighton
Louetta M. Cowden Foundation / Arthur H. Bowen/Bank of America Trustees
Wendy and George Powell III
R. C. Kemper Charitable Trust and Foundation
Richard J. Stern Foundation for the Arts / Commerce Bank, Trustee
Donald and Valerie Sanders
Derek and Linda Shoare
Sprint Foundation
Greg and Barbara Storm
The Sunderland Foundation
Victor & Caroline Schutte Foundation / David W. Frantze / Bank of America
W.T. Kemper Foundation / Commerce Bank Trustee
$50,000 - $99,000
Mike and Vicki Bray
Thomas and Jean McDonnell
Mary H. and Ronald R. Pressman
Mark Sappington and David McGee, D.C.
Sosland Foundation
$25,000 - $49,999
Vicki and Bruce Baxter
Kyle L. Danner
Sue Ann and Richard E. Fagerberg
Dr. Fred D. Fowler
Mr. Steve Greer
Lisa Merrill Hickok and John D. Hickok, Jr.
David H. Hughes, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Howard Kilbride
John and Carol Kornitzer / Green Mountain Foundation
Kuehn Foundation
Mark One Electric Company, Inc.
Ms. Molly McGee
Barbara and David Nicely
John and Linda Nobles
Carolyn and William Patterson
Stinson Morrison Hecker, LLP
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Sullivan
Ann and John Sundeen
Jean-Paul and Heather Wong / Contract Furnishings
$10,000 - $24,999
Mrs. DeVette and Dr. Lillard Ashley
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Battey
Jeffrey J. Bentley and Nancy L. Murdock
Anne and Jerry Blatherwick
Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Bubb
Continental Steel Fabrication
The Copaken Family
Patricia and Don Dagenais
Dr. David Donovan
Terry and Peggy Dunn
W. Anthony and Carol W. Feiock
Sally Firestone Philanthropic Fund
Lisa E. and Steven B. Glassman
Dr. and Mrs. Edward and Kimbrough Higgins
Ms. Joan Horan
Darcy Howe and John Black
Husch Blackwell LLP
Ingram Family Foundation
Sarah Ingram-Eiser
Dr. Roger and Mrs. Sandy Jackson
Jerome Robbins Foundation
Courtney and Peggy Jones / Stratus Group LLC
Kao Family Foundation
Bryan Folk and Kathy Kelly
Estate of Patricia Kingsland
George H. Langworthy, Sr.
Lawson Steel Erection
The Layne-Mulhern Family
Siobhan McLaughlin and Robert O. Lesley
Maury Donnelly & Parr, Inc./ Arts Insurance Program
Mark, Julie and Liza Morris Family
Alison F. and Bradford T. Nordholm
Linda Lyon Nottberg
Oppenstein Brothers Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Peterson
Rick and Diana Poccia
Drs. Charles and Susan Porter
Mr. and Mrs. Hal M. Quinn
Paula and Jack Rowe
Wilda and Hal Sandy
Jerry Schwab
UMB Bank
Sullivan Family Foundation Fund
Tension Envelope Corporation
UMB Financial Corporation
Jennifer and Bryan Wampler
Steve Short and Carl Welander
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Whittaker
Annie and Rick Zander
Julie and Stephen Zanone
$5,000 - $9,999
Regi and Chris Ahrens
Don and Christine Alexander
David and Kate Banks Family Fund
Howard Barewin and Jennifer Neill / KCVB LLC
Mrs. Mary Branton
Ann Darke
EPR Properties
Gary and Sherry Forsee
Gary and Pam Gradinger
Mr. Tom Griswold and Ms. Noreen Puhala
Henry Wurst, Inc.
Roger Hurwitz
Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation, Inc.
Dr. Daniel and Rev. Jean Murphy
Jerry and Patty Reece
Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Thiessen
$1,000 - $4,999
Mr. and Mrs. R. Kenneth Aber
Mr. and Mrs. John Allen
Mary Anne Altman
Mr. Douglas Ashley
Mr. and Mrs. James Atwood
The Aubel Family
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bauman
Christopher E. Beal
Ms. Loretta Birkenmeier
Patsy and Victoria Bouckhout
Joe and Claire Brand
Mary Lou and Tom Brous
Kay and Jim Calvert
Benecia Carmack
Mr. Randall D. Clark and Dr. Tom Maddox
Mr. and Mrs. Sean Colligan
Otis H. Cowan
Dr. Patricia Cox and Mr. Doug Law
Brenda and Tyler Crowe
Eva and Bill Cummings
Joe and Mary Duffy
Mr. and Mrs. Burton L. Dunbar
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Eisenach
Mr. and Mrs. John Elbert
Ever Glades Financial
Mr. Norman E Fretwell
SuEllen and Harvey Fried
Trudy Green Gavin and John Gavin
GE Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Glore
Thomas and Mollie Grever
Sandy and Jack Halsey
Mr. and Dr. George Hawkinson
Heatron Inc.
Hank and Mary Beth Hershey
Joseph and Jennifer Higgins
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Ingraham
Tom and Ann Isenberg
Mr. and Mrs. Colby T. Jones
Ms. Karen Jordan
Mr. Charles S. Joss, Jr.
Patty and Paul Keane
William T. Laaser
Legacy School of The Arts
Carrie and Patrick Lenahan
Richard and Linda Lenza
Debra A. Linneman
Kathy Lynch
John and Kathy MacDonald
Gerald and Maria Magliano
Elaine and Benjamin Mann
Mr. G. Dale Mathey
Robert C. and Helen J. Miller
Walter and Daisy Muff
Sherrill Mulhern
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nafziger
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Nash
Mr. Harry K. Newby
Joyce A. Nichols
Bill Pallucca
Carolyn and Bill Parkerson
Alison and William Patterson
Dave and Melinda Petet
Pipefitters Local Union #533
Polsinelli Shughart
Kathy Porsch and Marc Epard
Kathyrn B. Pruessner
David and Nan Ray
Luann Reese
Margaret and Ralph Reid
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Rowland
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schellhorn
Mr. and Mrs. James Schorgl
Ginny and Bill Shackelford
Suzanne Shank and Martin Smoler
Dr. Michael Sheehan
David W. Short
J. Michael Sigler
Dr. Christopher and Lisa Cromwell Sirridge
Dr. Marjorie S. Sirridge
Viktoria, Don and Adrian Smith, Angela and John Walker
Mr. and Mrs. Jack S. Spilker
Ms. Kathy Stepp and Mr. Howard Rothwell
Mr. Richard Stitt
Mr. and Mrs. David Stous
Mr. and Mrs. James Stowers III
Barbara Tallis
Allen and Mary Lou Taylor
Dr. and Mrs. John R. W. Taylor
John and Pat Teeter
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Thigpen
Tiffany & Co.
Union Station
Shirley Weaver
Brian Weith and Michele Hamlett-Weith
Tanner Bryant and Petra-Josette Weith
William Whitener
Melissa Kelly Wyckoff
Rhonda and Mark Zieman
$500 - $999
Lisa and Christopher Abbick
Mary Allen
Mary Ann and Bill Allen
American Deep Foundation West, Inc
Katie Anderson
Carl Applequist
AT&T Foundation
Elena Baklanov
Bank of America Charitable Foundation
Joyce Batterson
Karin Bauer
Lennie Berkowitz
Sharon Betzelberger
Vida Bikales
Carol Blum
Denny Brisley
David and Diane Burke
Victoria and Roger Burnett
Michael and Kirsten Byrd
Campbell & Company
Ms. Susan Campbell
Cathy and Michael Chapman
Nancy and James Clay
Robert and Pattie Lou Cleary
Clorox Company Foundation
Shawn and Charles Conwell
Yvette and Chris Crabtree
Renee Cross
Denise Curley
Ms. Kerry Damas
Sandra and Tom Davis
Edna and Robert Dillon
Robert Dona
Claudette Donlon
Natalia and Robert Dunlevy
Mr. Stephen Eads
Mrs. Barbara Eagleton
Eugene Felling
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fickel
Julie and Harry Firth
Joseph Ford
Julia Garrett
Edith and Keith Grafing
Marlene and Mike Hales
Elizabeth Hard-Simms and Michael Simms
Gary Harms
Deena Budd and Fred Haws
Gina and John Hendren
Glenna Osborn and John Herigon
Dr. Peter Hild and Ms. Julia Leamon
Sharon Hill
Mr. Robert W. Honts
Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
Carol and Dennis Hudson
Diana and David Ice
Christine and Steven Jacques
Jennifer and Ben Jewell
Gabriele and Duane Jewell
James Jordan and Bruce Roach
Burton Justice
Laura Kahl
Ann and Edward Kander
Cosette and Duane Kelly
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Klenklen
Roxsen Koch
Donna and Joel Krichiver
Marianne and Art Lafex
The Landsman Foundation for Dance
Mary Lewis
Heather and Scott Long
Craig Sole and Wayne Long
A. J. LoScalzo
Jann Lucas
Gerianne and John Mann
Lynnly Marcotte
David Martin
Ms. Patricia Martin
Patricia Martin
Laura Mayes and Ken Staehle
Angela Andresen McClelland
Debra McClelland
Beth and Patrick McCown
Lisa and Scott McWilliams
Ms. Betty Merrill
Antonio Mesa
Midwest Airlines
Susan Miller
Carey and Margie Morrison
National Fire Suppression
Marc Neighbor
Susan Nerman
Janice Newberry
Joy and Richard Padley
Norma and Richard Pearson
Sharon Pendleton
Peggy and Laura Ply
Nancy Prantl
Margo and Vincent Quiriconi
Kelley and David Reed
Elizabeth and William Reed
Vicki Allen Reid
Amy and Marc Richardson
Georgette and Gary Rose
Mary-Guyton and Stan Runnels
Ms. Lois A. Scanlon-Geffert
Vincent J. Scassellati
Cliff Schiappa
Ellen Schulte
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Jennifer and Greg Sherwood
Susan Hard and John Simonson
Bonnie and David Smith
Katheryn and Robert Smith
State Street
Barbara and John Sutherland
Jakica Tancabelic
Elaine and Clifford Tatham
Mary and Paul Thompson
Marcia and Dennis Tighe
Laura and Paul Tyler
James and Judith Unruh
Richard and Anne Vaeth
Ciriaco and Christina Valdez
Patricia and Paul Van Gorden
Jane and Kurt Vandersteen
Frank Victor
Beatriz and Roger Vossman
Ms. Paula Weber
Katherine and Charles Weinstein
Duncan White
Kathleen and John Williams
Rita and David Wristen
Diane and Steve Wubbenhorst
$1 - $499
Carla Aamodt
Jo Anne Abbate
Jane Abildgaard
Sharon Adair
Tamara Morris and Mr. Eric Adler
Beverly Ahern
Kathy and Mark Aiello
Carolynn and Dale Albert
Lori Albright
Lori Allen
Jeanette Anderson
Andrews McMeel Universal Foundation
Kathleen Angelastro
Minou and Ali Arbab
Nancy Arnold
Rebecca Arthur
Thomas and Karen Badgett
Barbara Baer and Ronald Wilson
Stephanie Baldwin
Claudia and Lee Barewin
Sally Barhydt
Janis Barker
Judith and Ronald Barrow
Claudia Basel
Kristin and Travis Bechtel
Shirley and John Beech
D. Joan Beeks
Anne and Donald Belinger
Barbara Bell
Clare and Richard Bell
Angela Bennett
Rita Bennett
Robert Benson
Martha Berggren
Cheryl and John Bester
Lauren Bishop
Marjorie Blank
Amy Sue Bliss and Leo Nunnink
Beth and David Bock
Dwayne Boettcher
Susie Bolden
Sallyann and Loren Boline
Amanda Bonewits
Nancy Bovee
Melissa and Allan Boyce
Joyce Boyd
Sarah Boyd
Tamara Boykin-Wilcox
Janet Braker
Betty Brand
Laura and Bill Brooks
Joyce Broughman
Karen Brown
Lisa Brown
Lisa Brown
Ellen McDonald and David Buck
Paul Buckwalter
Kristee and Eric Burchfield
Margaret and Scott Burditt
Judy and Brent Burri
Dixie Buss
Julie Byrne
Karen and Paul Camarata
Lorinda and James Camparo
Hope Campbell
Mark Campbell
Diane Capps
Alice Capson
Joseph Carle
Andrea and Joe Carroll
Jennifer Carroll
Alice Carrott
Tanya Carson
Sharon Carter
Paul Cast
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Albert Cdebaca
Harriett Charno
Deanna Chaunet
Juanita and Gene Chaves Ortiz
Julie Claar
Lois Clark
Lisa Cline
Claire Coatar
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Sharon and Alvin Cohen
Linda Coleberd
Linda and J. Robert Cook
Stacey Cook
Gail and Gary Cooper
Marcia Cooper
Mary Corriston
Libby and Mark Corriston
Barbara and Dave Cotterman
Ginger and James Cowley
Diana Yancy
Jennifer Owen and Brad Cox
Lisa and Joel Cox
Jane and George Crawford
Gloria Crawford
Tamara and Phillip Creighton
Brian Daly
Andrea and Ivan Damjanov
Anita Daniels
Catherine and James Daniels
Amy Darling
Carole Davis
Dave Davis
Dave Dececco
Stacey Deere
Cindy Delong
Peter Demars
Dennis & Carol Hudson Family Foundation
Jill Dewitt and Charles Wurrey
Milli and William Dick
Dianne Dickerson
Deborah and Elden Dilks
Kathryn Dixon
Amy Heithoff and Andres Dominquez
Mary Donnici
Carolyn Dorsey
Elizabeth Drew
Sarah and Franklin Driggs
Carol Ducak
Mary and Michael Duff
Nancy Dunton
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Jim Gray
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John Hanson
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Kay Hermann
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Charles Hirschman
Carol Hodison
Robin and Edward Hoffman
Teresa Hoffmann
Denise and Tom Holcom
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Whitney Hosty
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Carol and Tom Hynek
Dr. and Mrs. Kirk Iodice
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AUSTIN -- The state has rested in the Gabrielle Nestande trial.
On Monday afternoon, the jury listened to testimony from two expert witnesses who both re-created the accident scene.
The first one said that a sober person would have no problems seeing a woman walking along the side of the road on Exposition Blvd. The expert for the defense said that assessment is flawed because it doesn't take into account a glare or the fact that a driver would not be looking for a person walking in the bike lane.
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Definitely one of the best UU Pokemon available. It has an immunity to Earthquake and Thunderbolt, and resistances to Fighting, Bug, and Poison; it doesn't get much better than this. Quick Attack is a nice tool, and a STAB and Swords Dance-boosted Earthquake will hurt. It has some issues with the ever-common Water-types and Solrock, but still it has ways to get around those.
The standard Gligar. Get your opponent's Waters out of the way and sweep to victory. You can come in on most Earthquakes, but don't expect to live through Special hits. Iron Tail is useful for the common Solrock.
It works a bit like Flygon, except in UU. If you can predict Solrock, use Iron Tail and pray that it hits, because it will nearly OHKO it. Gligar's attack is just average though; it won't do as much damage as most Choice Banders. If they don't have a very defensive Water, you can potentially 2HKO their Gligar counter with a Choice Band Earthquake or Hidden Power Flying.
Basically you hit stuff on the switch until you think you can kill anything that's left, faster or not. Swords Dance, then Substitute or Endure yourself into Salac range. Using a Damage Calculator isn't a bad idea with this. Almost every serious UU team has something to take out low-health users though, be sure to take that out as well before going for Salac. Hidden Power Flying is good for STAB, and does tons of damage to Meganium and a bit to other Gligar, but Hidden Power Bug still hits Grass types (unless they're part Poison, in which case Earthquake is neutral), in addition to nailing Solrock and Lunatone hard, but you're lost against anything that's Flying.
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Swords Dance will usually do better than Screech, but it helps for softening up something for your counter (for example, you Screech a Blastoise on the switch, then go to a Choice Bander). Counter is unexpected, but Gligar can live through almost any physical hit, boosted or not—it's a great surprise for Fearow and such friends. Toxic can help wearing down stuff on switches, but with the prevalence of a Sleep Talking Water type for a Gligar counter, it's primarily for Solrock on teams that don't have Vileplume to Aromatherapy. Steel Wing is less powerful than Iron Tail, but more accurate.
Gligar will generally want to use an Adamant nature with max Speed to tie other Gligar, or a Jolly nature and 200 EVs, bringing you to 280 Speed after the Speed IV drop from Hidden Power Flying, making you just faster than Adamant Kangaskhan. You should always max Attack, and put the rest in HP. When holding a Salac Berry, get 254 Speed max (196 EVs), as this beats out an Electrode without a +Speed nature. Alternately, you can run 242 Speed (144 EVs), to beat the unused Persian and Sneasel after your Salac Berry. You could go down to 227 Speed (84 EVs) to be faster than a Timid Electabuzz or Manectric after you activate your Salac Berry. This is the absolute lowest recommended Speed.
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Seishin wrote:My knowledge of Vinaya is little to non, but isn't a lot of it about how people look and behave? Isn't what's in the Vinaya more to do with aesthetics and harmony within the sangha than to do with enlightenment? Could the Vinaya be considered "cultural"? And could living harmoniously within a culture be more conducive to enlightenment within that country than trying to go against the grain?
Much of the Vinaya literature, and lesser precepts especially, concern social etiquette appropriate to ancient India. For instance, don't eat garlic or elephant meat. Brahman culture absolutely detested garlic. However, smearing your room with cow dung was perfectly acceptable and reasonable. See the following:
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It isn't so much about harmony as it is about outward image projection. Vinaya culture comes from a later period of Indian Buddhism (maybe 1st century BCE or thereabouts) when mendicants were becoming monastics and had to rely on wealthy patrons for their rice and butter. At that point preserving image was critical to the success of the sangha. In the early days having homeless monks begging for food from villagers didn't require a tidy appearance, nor would it have been so practical.
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With the UEFA Super Cup match now in the past, Chelsea's European attention turns to the Champions League group stage which is just two matches away in our forthcoming fixture schedule.
Playing last year's winners in Prague on Friday was a good measure of how this young, developing team is shaping up for the campaign against clubs from across the continent, and although we ultimately lost on penalties, experience was gained in open play that should stand the players in good stead for meetings ahead.
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Schurrle joined his current team mates in believing Chelsea gave a good account of ourselves against Bayern Munich.
'It was very intense but we defended well and had many counter-attacks but in the end it was bad luck. We had the chances in the second half to win the match.
'We knew that Bayern Munich would play, play and play and we knew that we had a low block, and we did well in the defence and were very aggressive.'
Cahill added: 'You saw the attitudes of all the players who were trying to work hard for one another, so I'm sure we can take those positives from the game.
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I love zoos, but the LA Zoo really let me down. Maybe it was the weather (the zoo was shut down a 2pm due to the Santa Ana winds) or that many of the exhibits were closed, but I wasn't feeling this zoo. First the LA zoo is located in Griffin Park and is easily accessible for the 5 highway. It's $10 to enter and parking is free. Get there early because lines get long. Alison and I waited 30 minutes to get tickets. Once inside the gates we passed though the international market to head to other areas of the zoo. They have everything from monkeys to elephants, but were missing my favorites, the polar bears. They exhibits aren't set up so that they allow for great viewing. Most of the exhibits have high bushes surrounding them, which are hard to see over, and I'm 5' 2" or they are on a hill and the viewing area is on the bottom. I watched in terror I saw kids climbing on the fence and one almost falling into the alligator exhibit. The whole time parents watching or encouraging the child so they didn't have to lift them up to see.
The other thing that really turned me off was the state of disrepair that the park was in. Overall it looked pretty dirty and there was graffiti everywhere. Even in the beautiful bamboo zoo there was graffiti carved into all of the stalks of bamboo. It's no wonder the park that is in the condition it is in because the only employees that I saw were at the food stands. The food at the park was much cheaper then expected. I got onion rings for $3. A kids meal was under $6 and the ice cream ranged from $2-$4. There is also a tram that goes around the park. You pay a one-time fee of $4 and ride all day. This is a decent choice if someone in your group can't do a lot of walking, but otherwise it is unnecessary. The park can be done in three hours and there are plenty of areas to rest.
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After almost 16 years, its feels almost like a bad dream, rather than reality. I'm not exactly sure what tripped my memory wire about this. Just been thinking about it lately. I remember when Toby was killed, and the boys in our family immediately dropped everything to rush to Corsicana in support of our cousin Toby.
As we pulled up to the funeral home, the scene was almost surreal. As we left the funeral services, a a smug, seemingly put-out smallish framed man waited impatiently in a older model Camaro. That man was Richard Boyd. As Cynthia Phillips was entering the passenger side, music blaring, with smoke billowing out of the car. My brothers and I barely had time to get out of the way in the gravel parking lot before Boyd slammed on the gas pedal, sending gravel flying in every direction.
When we finally arrived at Toby's home, my brothers, father, grandfather and I immediately looked at each other. Hardly a word was spoken. We just knew. I hadn't seen Toby's dad, my Uncle Orie in years. Immediately we all hugged as he just looked hollow, disgusted in anger.
As we made our way inside, there was Cynthia. She was crying, sobbing, jittering about uncontrollably. At the time, I thought: "My God! What a scene she is making. Quite the spectacle of herself".. After reading this story, and her apparent penchant for the theatrical, I guess it was to her character.
It was a almost a full four years later that Phillips was sentenced: 60 years for murder. And that was 12 years ago. I have no idea if she is still serving, or if her sentence was shortened. I'm afraid to look. It will make me visibly ill to know the truth.
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I had a nice census find yesterday. One page, four related families. Here's a cropped view of page 41 of the Southern Division, Pickens County, Alabama 1860 US Federal Census:
In order, the families are of Green B. Barrett (286), Milton Moss (287), Sarah Berry (288), and Zackaria Daniel (289). Barrett, Moss, and Daniel are all nephews-in-law to Sarah Berry, and they are my second cousins, six times removed. Sarah was the wife of Gideon Berry, who had died about five years earlier. Since Sarah is the only one with a real estate value of any kind, as well as a large personal estate value, I think they might have all lived on the same property originally owned by Gideon Berry. That's something I would have to prove, of course.
While I was comparing the data I mined from this document with what was in my family tree program, I discovered one of the family's information was already inputted. Did I find this page earlier, but only notice the family of focus? If so, that's pretty bad genealogy form. We should always check the surrounding families on a census page for this very reason. Hmm... I wonder what I was thinking. I sourced the census page, but not how I accessed it. So there's a good reason why that should always be noted!
Another thing about this page that stood out to me was Sarah's occupation -- "Housewifery." All the other wives were simply noted as "Housewife." I guess Sarah was different because she was widowed. The census taker probably figured she was performing the duties of a housewife, but technically not one.
I found this definition of housewifery online - "The business of the mistress of a family; female management of domestic concerns." For a kick, I also looked up husbandry - "The act or practice of cultivating crops and breeding and raising livestock; agriculture."
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M-Sa 8am-9pm, Su 9am-9pm
Neighborhoods: Rancho Bernardo, Northeastern San Diego, Northeastern
Hit the areas I needed.exactly right amount of pressure, did stretches in appropriate area, was not chatty but professional. Gave me suggestions on stretches.
I signed up initially in Alameda, CA where I was very pleased with my Massage Envy experience and transferred my membership down to Ranch Bernardo where I have now located and hope that my experience here will be better than in Woodland Hills. So far I am very pleased by my visit yesterday.
Cara did a great job addressing the areas we discussed that were giving me a hard time. She is very good about reading how I feel. Great experience. My visit prior to that, my only complaint would be that the table heat was not very hot. Otherwise, service has been great!
Breanna has a true technical understanding of the muscles and where the tension lies. She can feel the kinks and dies a gr8 job of getting the tightness out. When one technique isn't enough she tries another.
Breanna is an excellent massage therapist. She always checks that the pressure is ok for me. She has such a great technical understanding of how the body works and is able to always work out my muscle tightness. I come to ME twice monthly and she is amazing. I hope she is compensated well.
Bev always asks and feels what areas need work. She is pleasant and yet quiet if I need peace and quiet. YEAH on all counts.
She listened well and responded as if she truly cared. Took pride in her profession. Incorporated athletic stretches and other technigues beyond what an average would use. Answered questions politely.
Cara did exactly what was asked...focusing exactly what I wanted a couple days after ab athletic event. She was great! Couldn't be happier with the massage.
Cara...I have been to massage envy about 15 times and she was the best I have ever had!! Gifted intuitive, did not talk ...apprecaited my concerns, respected my breast cancer history and surgery and knew how to massage!!!
Sarah used massage and stretching techniques like no other massage therapist that I've had that was able to result in relieving the soreness and
tightness in my lower back.
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