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O Pioneers! | Actor | Alexandra Bergson | 7 | |
Sybil | Actor | Dr. Cornelia Wilbur | 7 | |
Grey Gardens | Actor | Big Edie Bouvier Beale | 7 | |
The Best Little Girl in the World | Actor | n/a | 7 | |
Losing Isaiah | 1995 | Actor | Margaret Lewin | 19957 |
Intimate Portrait: Jessica Lange | Actor | Interviewee | 7 | |
Far North | 1988 | Actor | Kate | 19887 |
Cousin Bette | 1998 | Actor | Bette Fisher | 19987 |
Bonneville | 2008 | Actor | Arvilla Holden | 20087 |
Vivien Leigh: Scarlett and Beyond | 1990 1989 - 1990 | Actor | Host | 19907 |
Jimmy Kimmel Live | 2013 2001 - 2013 | Actor | Guest | 20137 |
Sybil | 2007 2006 - 2007 | Actor | Dr. Corneila Wilbur | 20077 |
O Pioneers! | 1991 1990 - 1991 | Actor | Alexandra Bergson | 19917 |
American Horror Story | 2014 2010 - 2014 | Actor | n/a | 20147 |
Hush | 1998 | Actor | Martha | 19987 |
Blue Sky | 1994 | Actor | Carly Marshall | 19947 |
Frances | 1982 | Actor | Frances Farmer | 19827 |
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof | 1984 1983 - 1984 | Actor | Maggie | 19847 |
Music Box | 1989 | Actor | Ann Talbot | 19897 |
Frances Farmer: Paradise Lost | 2000 1999 - 2000 | Actor | Interviewee | 20007 |
Jessica Lange: It's Only Make-Believe | 1990 1989 - 1990 | Actor | n/a | 19907 |
Sweet Dreams | 1985 | Actor | Patsy Cline | 19857 |
Everybody's All American | 1988 | Actor | Babs Rogers Grey | 19887 |
Men Don't Leave | 1990 | Actor | Beth Macauley | 19907 |
Normal | 2002 2001 - 2002 | Actor | Irma Applewood | 20027 |
Country | 1984 | Actor | Jewell Ivy | 19847 |
Titus | 1999 | Actor | Tamora | 19997 |
Don't Come Knocking | 2006 | Actor | Doreen | 20067 |
Night and the City | 1992 | Actor | Helen Nasseros | 19927 |
Rob Roy | 1995 | Actor | Mary | 19957 |
Tootsie | 1982 | Actor | Julie | 19827 |
Crimes of the Heart | 1986 | Actor | Meg Magrath | 19867 |
The Postman Always Rings Twice | 1981 | Actor | Cora Papadakis | 19817 |
All That Jazz | 1979 | Actor | Angelique | 19797 |
A Streetcar Named Desire | 1995 1994 - 1995 | Actor | Blanche DuBois | 19957 |
A Thousand Acres | 1997 | Actor | Ginny Cook Smith | 19977 |
The Vow | 2012 | Actor | Rita Thornton | 20127 |
Cape Fear | 1991 | Actor | Leigh Bowden | 19917 |
In Secret | 2014 | Actor | Madame Raquin | 20147 |
King Kong | 1976 | Actor | Dwan | 19767 |
How to Beat the High Cost of Living | 1980 | Actor | Louise Travis | 19807 |
Masked & Anonymous | 2003 | Actor | Nina Veronica | 20037 |
The Gambler (Remake) | 2014 | Actor | n/a | 20147 |
Big Fish | 2003 | Actor | Sandy Bloom (senior) | 20037 |
Broken Flowers | 2005 | Actor | Carmen | 20057 |
Vivien Leigh: Scarlett and Beyond | 1990 1989 - 1990 | Narrator | Narration | 1 |
Prozac Nation | 2004 2003 - 2004 | Actor | Mrs Sarah Wurtzel | 20047 |
Neverwas | 2014 | Actor | Katherine Pierson | 20147 |
American Film Institute Salute to Dustin Hoffman | 1998 1997 - 1998 | Actor | n/a | 19987 |
The 19th Annual Country Music Association Awards | 1985 1984 - 1985 | Actor | n/a | 19857 |
Inside the Academy Awards | 1994 1993 - 1994 | Actor | n/a | 19947 |
A Century of Women | 1997 1996 - 1997 | Voice | n/a | 19976 |
Stories From My Childhood | 1997 1996 - 1997 | Voice | ("The Prince, the Swan and the Czar Saltan") | 19976 |
The 63rd Annual Tony Awards | 2008 2007 - 2008 | Actor | Presenter | 20087 |
The 68th Annual Academy Awards | 1995 1994 - 1995 | Actor | Presenter | 19957 |
The American Film Institute Salute to Billy Wilder | 1985 1984 - 1985 | Actor | n/a | 19857 |
The 53rd Annual Golden Globe Awards | 1995 1994 - 1995 | Actor | Presenter | 19957 |
The 62nd Annual Academy Awards | 1989 1988 - 1989 | Actor | Presenter | 19897 |
AFI's 100 Years...100 Stars | Actor | n/a | 7 | |
A Century of Women | 1993 1992 - 1993 | Actor | Herself | 19937 |
Inside the Actors Studio | 2013 1993 - 2013 | Interviewee | n/a | 1 |
A Century of Women | 1993 1992 - 1993 | Voice | of Willa Cather | 19936 |
Hope for Haiti Now: A Global Benefit for Earthquake Relief | 2009 2008 - 2009 | Actor | Participant | 20097 |
Country | 1984 | Producer | n/a | 3 |
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Co-starred with Joan Allen and Kathy Bates in the drama "Bonneville" |
Co-starred with Dylan McDermott and Connie Britton on FX thriller "American Horror Story" |
Moved with family 12 times before she was a senior in high school |
Cast as the Angel of Death in Bob Fosse's autobiographical "All That Jazz" |
Starred opposite De Niro in "Night and the City" |
TV acting debut as Maggie in the Showtime production of Tennessee Williams' "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" |
Received a Best Actress Academy Award nomination for her portrayal of country singer Patsy Cline in "Sweet Dreams" |
Featured opposite Rachel McAdams and Channing Tatum in romantic drama "The Vow" |
Played wife to Liam Neeson's "Rob Roy" |
Signed seven-year contract with Dino De Laurentiis |
Spent two years in Paris where she studied mime under Marcel Marceau's teacher, Etienne Decroux |
Won second Oscar as Best Actress for her performance in "Blue Sky" |
Portrayed Amanda Wingfield in Tennessee Williams' "The Glass Menagerie" on Broadway |
Joined an ensemble cast for the feature "Masked and Anonymous" |
Settled in New York where she danced and painted; joined Ellie Klein Theatre Group |
Returned to New York where she waited tables and modeled with the Wilhelmina Agency |
Portrayed the heroine's mother in the film version of "Prozac Nation" |
Garnered a Best Actress Oscar nod for her performance as a lawyer defending her father against charges he was a Nazi collaborator in "The Music Box" |
Played title role in film version of Balzac's "Cousin Bette" |
Tackled first Shakespearean role as Tamora opposite Anthony Hopkins in "Titus," Julie Taymor's feature directorial debut |
Broadway debut as Blanche DuBois in "A Streetcar Named Desire" |
First film as co-producer, "Country"; earned second Best Actress Oscar nomination |
Co-starred in the HBO movie "Normal"; received Emmy and Golden Globe nominations for Best Actress in a Television Movie |
Played lead role of Alexandra Bergson in the CBS adaptation of Willa Cather's "O Pioneers!" |
Reprised Blanche DuBois for small screen adaptation of "A Streetcar Named Desire" (CBS) |
Film debut in "King Kong" |
Theater debut in summer stock production of "Angel on My Shoulder" in North Carolina |
Embarked upon travels through North and South America and Europe with first husband, photographer Paco Grande |
Returned to the London stage to star as Mary Tyrone in "Long Day's Journey Into Night" |
Cast in Wim Wenders' neo-Western "Don't Come Knocking," written by and starring Sam Shepard |
Teamed with Nick Nolte and Robert De Niro for Martin Scorsese's remake of "Cape Fear" |
Delivered a sizzle turn as the unfaithful wife Cora opposite Jack Nicholson in the remake of "The Postman Always Rings Twice" |
Cast as an ex-flame of Bill Murray's in Jim Jarmusch's "Broken Flowers" |
Made London stage debut as Blanche in "A Streetcar Named Desire" |
Portrayed Edith Ewing Bouvier 'Big Edie,' opposite Drew Barrymore as 'Little Edie,' in HBO "Grey Gardens"; earned Golden Globe and SAG nominations for Best Actress in a TV Movie |
Starred in "Far North"; directed by off-screen companion Sam Shepard |
Became first actress since 1942 to be nominated for two Oscars in the same year; nominated for Best Actress for "Frances" and Best Supporting Actress for "Tootsie"; won the latter award |
Cast in lead role as Sister Mary Jude on "American Horror Story: Asylum" (FX) |
Played wife to Albert Finney in "Big Fish" |
Born the daughter of a salesman on April 20, 1949, Lange was raised in a series of small towns in Minnesota. Like many young girls, she dreamed of escaping her small town life, finally getting the chance during her one semester spent studying art at the University of Minneapolis when she promptly met and married a European photographer. Following tours through South America and Europe, she settled down for two years in Paris where Lange studied mime under famed performer Etienne Decroux. In New York, the young bohemian painted, danced and joined a small theatre company while earning money as a model with the prestigious Wilhelmina agency. She made her screen debut as the screaming object of desire for giant ape "King Kong" in Dino De Laurentiis' corny 1976 remake, but the box office smash did little to establish Lange as a legitimate talent. In fact, she was derided as a bit of a vapid blonde with questionable acting skills after her dizzy portrayal of Kong's lust object. Undeterred, she returned to New York and resumed acting classes. In 1979, Bob Fosse cast her as the Angel of Death in his screen adaptation of "All That Jazz" (1979), though another critical drubbing for that role threatened to end her career before it had even started. Few would have guessed taking on a role first made famous by "Sweater Girl" Lana Turner would turn perceptions around, following Lange's believable turn as a sultry femme fatale opposite Jack Nicholson in Bob Rafelson's remake of "The Postman Always Rings Twice" (1981).
After an acknowledged rocky start, Lange shot directly to star status and a double dose of critical acclaim in 1982; first, for her intelligent and haunting portrayal of troubled 1930s actress Frances Farmer in the biopic "Frances." The beloved blockbuster comedy "Tootsie" followed, in which Lange gave a charming but subtly melancholy performance as a soap opera co-star of Dustin Hoffman, an actor masquerading as a woman but with an impossible crush on the luminous blonde. After critics had dismissed her as a celluloid bimbo only six years prior, Lange had the last laugh when she was nominated for two Academy Awards for her work that year. She would go on to win the Best Supporting Actress statue for "Tootsie" and receive a nomination for Best Actress for "Frances." Oscar and Golden Globe nominations were again forthcoming in 1984 for Lange's starring role as a stalwart farm wife braving a difficult season opposite playwright-actor Sam Shepard in "Country" (1984), which she also co-produced. Lange and Shepard had met and fallen in love on the set of "Frances" after Lange ended a longtime relationship with dancer Mikhail Baryshnikov, with whom she had a daughter, Alexandra.
Now considered A-list pedigree, Lange essayed Tennessee Williams heroine Maggie in "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" (Showtime, 1984) on the small screen and wowed critics with her portrayal of gutsy, vibrant country music legend Patsy Cline in the biopic "Sweet Dreams" (1985), for which she earned another Academy Award nomination for Best Actress. Teaming up with two more of Hollywood's most respected leading ladies, Sissy Spacek and Diane Keaton, Lange portrayed one of a trio of eccentric Southern sisters in the odd comedy "Crimes of the Heart" (1986), which met with overall positive reviews and snagged a Golden Globe nod for Best Picture, Comedy or Musical. Lange's live-in love Shepard next directed her as a professional woman who returns to her childhood home in Minnesota to visit her cantankerous father in the domestic drama "Far North" (1988). Lange impressively spanned the evolution of a 22-year-old Southern beauty queen with a crush on a football star (Dennis Quaid) into the 47-year-old wife of that same has-been player in Taylor Hackford's "Everybody's All American" (1988). Her searching, intelligent performance as the unsuspecting daughter of an alleged war criminal in Costa-Gavras' "Music Box" (1989) was recognized with both Golden Globe and Oscar nominations. Following that stellar achievement, she starred in "Men Don't Leave" (1990) as a widowed working class mother of two who is emotionally adrift following the accidental death of her husband.
Pairing up onscreen with Robert De Niro in two high profile noir remakes in the early 1990s, Lange appeared as the target of De Niro's psychopathic stalking in Martin Scorsese's "Cape Fear" (1991) and an accomplice to his shady numbers runner in Irwin Winkler's "Night and the City" (1992). In 1992, she made her Broadway debut in the celebrated role of Blanche DuBois opposite Alec Baldwin's Stanley Kowalski in Tennessee Williams' "A Streetcar Named Desire." She deftly handled another American literary great, Willa Cather's "O Pioneers!" in the "Hallmark Hall of Fame" small screen adaptation (CBS, 1992) and earned a Golden Globe nomination for her starring role as an emotionally restrained Midwestern woman left to run the family farm during hard times. Lange was widely acclaimed and received Oscar and Golden Globe wins for her performance in Tony Richardson's "Blue Sky" (1994), where she played the sensuous but manic-depressive woman-child wife of a military nuclear engineer, whose behavior leads to domestic and professional complications for her family. The following year, she reprised her role as Blanche Dubois in a CBS television version of "A Streetcar Named Desire," again teaming with Alec Baldwin and earning a Golden Globe Award for Best Actress in a Miniseries or a Made-for-Television Movie.
In 1995, Lange enjoyed two more successes with "Losing Isaiah" (1995), in which she played a weary social worker moved to adopt an infant abandoned by a drug addicted mother (Halle Berry), and "Rob Roy" (1995) where she was ideally cast as the great love of the 18th-century Scottish freedom fighter (Liam Neeson). Lange reprised Blanche Dubois for the London stage, returning to movie theaters in "A Thousand Acres" (1997), co-starring with Michelle Pfeiffer and Jennifer Jason Leigh in a modern King Lear allegory. She bedeviled unwanted daughter-in-law Gwyneth Paltrow in a rare thriller offering, "Hush" (1998), and sought to recoup that misstep by playing the lonely spinster seamstress who slowly destroys the lives of those who have scorned her in an adaptation of novelist Honoré de Balzac's "Cousin Bette" (1998). Enjoying a continued run of roles in literary classics, Lange made for a truly ferocious Tamora in "Titus" (1999), Julie Taymor's mind-bending, ultra-violent adaptation of Titus Andronicus, and returned to the London stage to star as Mary Tyrone in Eugene O'Neill's "Long Day's Journey Into Night."
While Lange was miscast as a neurotic Jewish mother in the troubled screen adaptation of Elizabeth Wurtzell's "Prozac Nation" (2001), she was far more effective in the HBO telepic "Normal" (2003), playing a wife whose husband of 25 years (Tom Wilkinson) reveals that he wants a sex change operation. She was recognized with Emmy and Golden Globe nominations for her performance and was next tapped by director Tim Burton for the role of the older Sandra Bloom, whose husband is given to fanciful self-mythologizing in "Big Fish" (2003). With roles for over-50 actresses becoming few and far between, Lange appeared in more independent films in the new century, including Jim Jarmusch's subtly comic "Broken Flowers" (2005), where she gave a spot-on performance as a onetime aspiring lawyer-turned-new age animal therapist tracked down by an ex-boyfriend (Bill Murray). She returned to the New York stage that same year to star in another Tennessee Williams' classic, playing wistful former Southern belle Amanda Wingfield in "The Glass Menagerie," however the oddly interpretive production suffered from weak reviews.
After a long absence from collaborating with Shepard, Lange starred opposite the playwright in "Don't Come Knocking" (2005), portraying the woman he left behind years ago but never forgot in the indie film directed by Wim Wenders. She had a small supporting role in the direct-to-DVD fantastical British title "Neverwas" (2005) and remained below the radar with "Bonneville" (2008), a sadly overlooked road movie co-starring Lange, Kathy Bates and Joan Allen as a trio of middle-aged friends on a quest to scatter the ashes of a departed husband. Lange essayed a psychiatrist treating a patient with multiple personality disorder in "Sybil" (CBS, 2008), a small screen adaptation of the classic non-fiction book from 1973. In another 1970s revival of sorts, Lange co-starred with Drew Barrymore in HBO's much ballyhooed dramatization of the Maysles brothers' 1975 documentary "Grey Gardens," which chronicled the lives of eccentric relatives of Jackie Kennedy (Jeanne Tripplehorn) - Big Edie and Little Edie - living in a tumbledown mansion on New York's Long Island. The biopic, which received the kind of publicity feature films usually warranted, required Lange as Big Edie to age decades, ending with her as the wrinkled old woman of the fabled documentary film. Lange earned a much deserved Emmy Award win for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Miniseries or Movie in 2009. Later that year, she was poised for more wins when she received nominations for a Golden Globe and a Screen Actors Guild award, pitting her against co-star Drew Barrymore at both ceremonies.
Lange returned to television two years later with her first-ever regular cast role on the appropriately named series "American Horror Story" (FX, 2011- ). A modern gothic tale about a dysfunctional family (Connie Britton, Dylan McDermott and Taissa Farmiga) whose new Los Angeles home is a nexus of supernatural evil, its over-the-top shock value proved popular with audiences hungry for the genre. As Constance Langdon, the family's sharp-tongued kleptomaniac neighbor with a pitch-black past, Lange chewed the scenery with relish, stealing virtually every scene she appeared in. For her work, she won a Golden Globe for Best Supporting Actress in a TV Series, Miniseries or Movie, and followed that with an Emmy Award win in 2012 in the same category.
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Name | Role | Comments |
Mikhail Baryshnikov | Companion | Introduced in 1976 by Milos Forman at a party thrown by Buck Henry; Began dating in 1976; Broke up in 1982 |
Alexandra Baryshnikov | Daughter | Born in 1981; father, Mikhail Baryshnikov |
Bob Fosse | Companion | Had on-again-off-again relationship beginning in 1975; Lange played the Angel of Death in Fosse's semi-autobiographical film "All That Jazz" (1979); No longer together |
Francisco Grande | Husband | Born c. 1942; Met c. 1968 while she was a student at University of Minnesota and his father taught at the university; Married on July 29, 1970; Began losing his sight from retinitis pigmentosa in the early 1970s; Divorced in 1981; Lange paid him alimony after divorce |
Albert Lange | Father | Born c. 1911; Died c. 1988 |
Dorothy Lange | Mother | Born c. 1913; Suffered a cerebral hemorrhage c. 1968 |
Sam Shepard | Companion | Began relationship while filming "Frances" (1982); Had two children together; Couple split in 2009, but it was not reported until December 2011 |
Hannah Shepard | Daughter | Born c. 1985; father, Sam Shepard |
Samuel Shepard | Son | Born June 14, 1987; father, Sam Shepard |
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Cloquet High School |
University of Minnesota |
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"In all the interviews I've done lately, I always get asked about plastic surgery. I think, would this same interviewer be asking this question of males in my age group? Would they actually say to De Niro, hey, you're 50 years old, have you thought of having work done on your face? It's such bullsh*t. It's very insulting to assume that every woman as she ages is going to become so anxious about it that she'll consider it." - Lange quoted in EW, April 14, 1995 |
"In acting classes I knew right away it was something I could do. The only time I felt my acting wasn't up to par is when I'd over think it. But as long as I did it as though it were a child's game, in terms of total commitment of the imagination, then I'd be good at it." - Lange to Vanity Fair, October 1991 |
"I wonder how it is that some directors these days have no sense of how to make actors feel like they can do anything, and that it will be all right. Actors can always alter their performance, but you've got to have the sense that no matter what you try, it's okay, even if you screw up." - Lange quoted to Ann Roth in Interview magazine, April 2006 |
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Stefon Diggs, Maryland's leading receiver and returner, is listed as probable for Saturday's game against No. 10 Florida State. Diggs' ankle injury forced him to miss last week's Clemson game.
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But tailback Wes Brown will have surgery to repair a torn labrum in his shoulder and will miss Maryland's last two games.
Brown, Maryland's leading rusher, had been playing with a torn labrum suffered -- most likely -- against Wake Forest on Oct. 6.
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Once the ankle injury sidelined him, Maryland figured it might as well schedule the labrum surgery.
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Brown rushed for 399 yards and a 4.2 average per carry. He lived up to the promise that running backs coach Andre Powell described to me in training camp. "Most of the time when you pair up big and fast in football, it's a pretty good combination," Powell said, referring to Brown.
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Position | Name | Injury | Status |
WR | Kerry Boykins | Hip | Out for the season |
QB | C.J. Brown | Knee | Out for the season |
RB | Wes Brown | Shoulder | Out for the season |
QB | Devin Burns | Foot | Out for the season |
PK/P | Nick Ferrara | Hip | Out for the season |
LB | Demetrius Hartsfield | Knee | Out for the season |
QB | Knee | Out for the season | |
WR | Marcus Leak | Toe | Out for the season |
DL | Andre Monroe | Knee | Out for the season |
QB | Caleb Rowe | Knee | Out for the season |
DL | Joe Vellano | Ankle | Questionable |
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DB | Makinton Dorleant | Shoulder | Probable |
DL | A.J. Francis | Shoulder | Probable |
TE | Matt Furstenburg | Shoulder | Probable |
OL | Justin Gilbert | Knee | Probable |
OL | Nick Klemm | Knee | Probable |
QB | Shawn Petty | Shoulder | Probable |
DB | Matt Robinson | Hip | Probable |
TE | Ryan Schlothauer | Knee | Probable |
LB | Kenneth Tate | Knee | Probable |
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Nice Tone February 12, 2014
I did not get to see the chimes since they were a gift but the recipient said they were really nice and had a great sound/tone.
Jewel Cat
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Friend loved this gift! February 2, 2014
I sent this gift to a friend whose father passed away. She was very touched by the wind chimes and the personal engraving. She called me and said they were lovely.
I will send this gift again. -
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Love the sympathy memorial January 21, 2014
Loved the gift memorial and immediately purchased one for a colleague who had lost a parent.
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Amazing Grace Wind Chimes January 14, 2014
I purchased 2,one for myself and one for my neighbor for a Sympathy Gift.She went crazy over the gift and so did the rest of the Family. I wish I had enough money to purchase more for her son and sister .They were well appreciated. Thank You for such a great. idea.I will purchase more when an occasion comes up
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Inexpressible gratitude January 6, 2014
I have purchased wind chines 3 times previously for bereaved staff members. Each time they were absolutely overcome with gratitude and appreciation for the thoughtful memorial to their loved one.
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Beautiful gift! December 18, 2013
This was a gift and the recipients loved it. It arrived quickly. Have bought from GiftTree.com before and have been very pleased.
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Amazing November 15, 2013
My daughter thought this engraved sympathy gift was beautiful and amazing.
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Beautiful sound November 3, 2013
This gift was very well received. The engraving was beautiful and the tone of the chimes are clear and powerful. When the wind blows it will be a constant reminder your loved one is near
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They Loved It October 28, 2013
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Unique gift October 28, 2013
Wanted to send my brother and sister in law something that would catch their eyes as well as their ears because they went out of their way to do us a big favor. They were surprised and delighted. The engraving topped it off.
KJ Page
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Beautiful Gift October 25, 2013
Very lovely chimes made very special by the engraving! A great way to remember a dear friend who has passed away.
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Beautiful Memorial Gift October 23, 2013
I had these chimes engraved to memorialize the loss of our friends' pet. I was looking for a unique gift to express our condolences, and these were just perfect. They arrived as promised, and as a first-time GiftTree customer, I have now bookmarked this site as a favorite.
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Just Right October 11, 2013
I chose this chime for our son and daughter-in-law as a remembrance of her grandmother.
They said it is beautiful, and was especially meaningful as Amazing Grace was played at the end of her funeral service.
Wanted to give a lasting gift-this was perfect in every way.
I will definitely shop with Gift Tree again. Thank you :-) -
Great buy!! October 8, 2013
Absolutely beautiful, I ordered this for my boss after her father passed and she loved it.
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A versatile gift October 7, 2013
I have sent the chimes as gifts for a wedding and a new home. In both cases the chimes were really liked. The personal touch of the engraving is an added perk.
Easy to order and track. Even notified me that the address of the new home could not be found & asked me to contact them with additional info. Items were delivered as promised. -
Couldn't be more pleased!
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Almost made all of us cry September 20, 2013
I sent the large one, and I engraved it with reference to the lyrics of Amazing Grace. The receipients are family that are struggling through some serious things, and this gift was meant to provide daily inspiration. It was a big shot in the arm for them, and I believe from their response that it will continue to help them focus on the good stuff. She said it was beautiful, and she seemed impressed. They were exceptionally pleased and movedby the gift. It does come with information explaining the connection to Amazing Grace. Recipient was partcularly blown away by the inclusion of her name on the engraving. I don't think she realized I wrote the whole thing, but I'm not worried about it. I just want her to be happy and feel loved. Money may not buy either, but a touching gift like this sure sends the message I was looking for. Thank you for offering this very cool gift!
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HAPPY RECIPIENTS August 26, 2013
I sent this wind chime as an "In Memory Of" gift to my sister-in-law who lost her father. It was very well received. She was so touched by this gift, especially because at the memorial they sang Amazing Grace. I didn't know that since I live out of town and wasn't there. She told me it really does sound like the beginning notes of Amazing Grace. Her family hung it on their covered porch as soon as they received it. That tells me they really liked it!
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Just perfect August 12, 2013
This gift made the recipient cry. Thank you for helping me send something beautiful and thoughtful. Will be using you again in the future!
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Comforting August 5, 2013
I bought this for my brother-in-law when his sister passed. He thinks they are wonderful and when they play, he feels very comforted.
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Friend loved it August 2, 2013
I sent this without seeing it but my friend loved it. I won't hesitate to order another one in the future.
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That perfect gift July 26, 2013
The response I received was so nice. It really is that perfect gift. You can't go wrong with this one.
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Appropriate Memorial Gift July 17, 2013
I send this gift to my employees who have lost loved ones and have the chimes engraved, 'In memory of . . .' with the loved ones name.
All who have received the chimes have been happy to have a gentle reminder of their loved one. -
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Great House Warming Gift July 2, 2013
Very courteous and fast delivery.
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Wonderful Gift July 2, 2013
The wind chimes looked better in person than they did on the website. The chimes arrived on time as promised and was beautifully wrapped in a nice box with a red bow, which I was not expecting. That was a wonderful added touch. The chimes sounded very nice but I couldn't quite make out "Amazing Grace". I think you have to hit the chimes just right. All in all, this was an amazing gift and I will definitely buy again.
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Classic Charm June 26, 2013
I originally bought this item for myself. However, I loved it so much that I have purchased several as gifts for family members since that time. I opted for the gift-wrapping each time and have not been disappointed. I highly recommend this chime.
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Wind Chimes June 12, 2013
This is an Awesome Gift - this is the third one purchased. I love Giving this instead of flowers when there loved ones pass on. They can enjoy it for years to come. And the Engraving is a Perfect Personal Touch.
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Delightful Sounds June 6, 2013
This was a gift for a friend who lost her grandfather. My note card said for her to remember him when the wind blew through the chimes. She absolutely loved it. The engraving is beautifully done.
gorgeous gift June 5, 2013
We bought this gift for my mother for Mother's Day. My daughter's name is Grace. She absolutely loved this gift.
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Wind Chimes May 14, 2013
I bought this as a Mother's Day gift and my mom loved it. It was just the right size to hang by her kitchen window so she could hear them all the time.
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Perfect Rememberance Gift May 10, 2013
We purchased this for a co-worker whose Mother had passed away. She loved them. This is a much more personal gift than the traditional funeral flowers.
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Wonderful sympathy gift May 9, 2013
I bought this for my friend who lost her grandmother. I had her grandmother's name printed on the chimes. It was so well received - she loves it. Good price and delivery.
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Beautiful chimes May 6, 2013
I was very pleased with the chimes I ordered. I placed my order late on a Tuesday and the box, with engraving, arrived by noon on Friday. I had the gift delivered to my house to give to the recipient and they even checked to make sure that this was the right address.
I was very pleased with the workmanship. The person to whom I gave the gift was very touched. -
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Beautiful sound! May 4, 2013
I purchased these for my mother for Mother's Day and she loved them! She said they were beautifully engraved and had a lovely, warm sound.
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so sweet April 27, 2013
Had never thought of giving wind chimes before but absolutely love it now. The sound is great and the engraving makes it so special. Will totally do this again for others. So glad I found your product.
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Perfect Gift Idea April 20, 2013
What a great way to share and important day with someone. This was for a retirement gift. She loved how the sound as well as remembering the special day.
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Had a Stronger Impact than I Expected, Loved it! April 15, 2013
My Dad couldn't stop saying how much he loved this gift I sent in memory of his Mom whom had just passed. He said how uniquely beautiful the sound was, and was so impressed that he asked me to send an additional set to another family member. This gift made a stronger impression than I expected! Such a lovely gift!
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Beautiful April 14, 2013
I recently bought 3 of these wind chimes and every person that received them just raved about them. The wood is so beautiful and the sound of the chimes is wonderful. I would buy this again for anyone.
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Wonderful Gift April 7, 2013
The sound of the high quality chimes are so enchanting. Then not only does the chimes sound great, you get to personalize the hanging wooden piece at the bottom. This just makes an ideal gift for anyone!
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Very soothing April 6, 2013
We received the wind chime as a memorial of my mothers passing. We loved it so much, my wife and I sent one to my brother and sister.
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Amazing Sympathy Gift April 4, 2013
I have ordered this twice as a sympathy gift and recipients were very, very grateful. While flowers or a basket are nice, the chimes are forever. My last recipient said it's the kind of gift that will get passed on through generations to honor the memory of loved ones.
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Perfect sympathy gift or any religious occasion April 1, 2013
Sometimes you want a special gift for a special person.
I got this for my friend whose nephew died of an aggressive cancer. It chimes "Amazing Grace" and can be engraved.
I had it engraved with his name and "Always with us". She loved it so much she immediately ordered one for her sister. -
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nice memento March 30, 2013
I recently purchased this item in combination with a wine basket for a friend who lost his mom. While I have yet to see the actual item, my friend seemed very pleased with the wind chimes. Flowers are lovely, however, I like that every time he hears the chimes, he knows his mom is still with him. Very nice idea.
Funeral for a friend
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Perfect! March 25, 2013
The windchimes arrived on time and were just perfect!! We had them engraved as a remembrance for a friend who had just lost his father. Thank you so much!
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I love these chimes! March 22, 2013
I love the fact you can personalize them. I have been sending these to the special people in my life who have lost
Loved ones. Everyone loves them! Beautiful sound as if playing Amazing Grace. -
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Lovely Gift March 22, 2013
This is the best non generic gift, especially for sympathy. Love these, so pretty and great presentation.
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Loved it March 18, 2013
Have not seen it, but recipient loves it.
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Excellent Gift March 15, 2013
I purchased this as an alternative to funeral flowers. The recipient absolutely loved it and was very moved by the sound and how beautiful the chimes and the engraving were. Arrived quickly and on time, as promised.
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rememberance gift March 15, 2013
I bought two of these chimes for my cousins to remember their dad (my uncle) who recently passed away. They really liked this gift and think of their father when the chimes ring.
Perfect March 10, 2013
My friend loved it. She said it was the BEST gift she received all day. She said she she hung it out her kitchen window and everytime she hears/sees it it reminds her of her brother. Delivery was super efficient and timely as well!
Great gift March 7, 2013
I haven't seen it but the family I sent it to loves it.
happy buyer
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Beautiful gift March 3, 2013
I ordered this for a co-worker after the loss of her mother. Someone called me from the company 5 minutes after I placed the order. She verified my order, and it was shipped out the same day. It arrived on time in a beautiful box with a ribbon. My friend really appreciated the personalization of this gift.
A beautiful way to remember a loved one. March 3, 2013
My uncle passed away on a Wednesday. I ordered this Thursday and it arrived ENGRAVED on Friday! My aunt & my uncle's children were brought to tears then smiles. The chime went immediately on the back porch where they can all hear it's sweet sounds. I was very impressed with the quality and the timeliness of shipment, confirmation, etc. I highly recommend this product and the excellent service from GiftTree. I will definitely order again!
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Musical Memory March 2, 2013
I was given these lovely chimes in memory of my 18 year old daughter.....So much better than flowers.
I also bought them for a family who lost their young mom to cancer....absolutely beautiful. -
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Very Well Received!!! Beautiful, soothing sound. February 28, 2013
I happened to spot this and took a chance ordering for a friend of mine that just lost her brother. What a phenomenal choice! She just LOVED it!!!! I can't wait see it myself. She also said the sound of the chimes is so soothing.
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Everlasting Gift February 21, 2013
A friend of mine gave me these chimes when my 18 year old daughter passed away. So much better than flowers or any other gift. Now when I see them or hear them, I'm reminded of my beautiful daughter and her song plays in my heart.
Such a special gift of remembrance. -
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lifetime time memories February 21, 2013
This is the third amazing grace chime that I have purchased. Each and everyone that I have sent have told me how beautiful the quality was and that it is hung in each of their homes and when it chimes the warm and comforting feeling they all feel. I know I will be order another in the future. I felt this is a wonderful memory to send to someone who has had a love one pass on.
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A Special Memory Gift February 15, 2013
Ordering was so easy. Requested from Indiana and had shipped to Maine to my daughter-in-law. She lost her 98 year old Nana and absolutely loved the engraved chimes that played Amazing Grace. She said it was beautiful and made her cry. I will definitely order from you again.
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Great Gift February 14, 2013
I got this for a Birthday gift for a friend. She loved it. I had it engraved with there last name on it. I will recommend this. I got the 21 inch for there back deck.
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Wonderful Memorial Gift! February 11, 2013
Instead of sending flowers for memorials/bereavements, I began sending these beautiful chimes instead when our employees lose a loved one. They are SO well received and have caused quite a few tears for the recipients. I myself received one when my Grandfather passed late last year and I LOVE it! The packaging that it is stored in is beautiful as well! GREAT PRODUCT!
Sisterly Love
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Nicley Done February 8, 2013
This was very nicely done and greatly appreciated by the receipient. We had the sift with in 24 hours of ordering it which made it possible to present the gift at the memorial service.
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Great anniversary gift! January 31, 2013
I gave this to my parents for their 60th wedding anniversary. I wanted to give them something other than flowers or fruit. They loved this windchime! I had it engraved with "60 Happy Years" on one side and the current anniversary year and date on the other side. I think it was the perfect gift!
Nice gift. January 21, 2013
My friend loved it. I think this is so much better than flowers. Happened to be her day's favorite song as well.
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wonderful gift January 14, 2013
This is a great gift to send to someone that has recently lost a family member! It is a beautiful wind chime and it's nice that you can engrave a message or name on it.
chime person
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Beautiful windchimes January 13, 2013
I got these for my daughter in law for her birthday, they are very pretty & have a great chime to them.
Exceptional Service January 13, 2013
As I ordered this on the Internet, I am unable to comment on the quality of the product. I do know the receiver greatly appreciated it. I was extremely satisfied with the delivery time of this gift. The item was engraved and shipped the same day it was ordered and delivered within 2-3 days. I was extremely pleased and wouldn't hesitate to order from this company again. They provide exceptional service.
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Beautiful perfect gift January 6, 2013
I was on the phone with my friend when she received the gift. She kept saying how beautiful the wrapping was. The gift itself was great quality and sounded perfect. We were both satisfied .
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Lovely gift of music and love December 30, 2012
Have sent this chime to a number of people who value it's lovely chords and the message on the chime.
Neat Gift December 21, 2012
The memorial chime was the perfect gift that can be enjoyed for years. Beautiful sound and the engraving looked good too!
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What a wonderful way to remember December 1, 2012
Two months ago today I lost my sister completely unexpectedly and it hurt deeply. A friend sent me this windchime with the words "always loved, always remembered" engraved on it. This is such a wonderful gift idea. It means so much and every time I hear it chime I know this is my sisters way of talking to me. Such a wonderful way to remember someone, such a different and unique gift compared to the typical flowers.
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Perfect gift August 8, 2012
This past December, my husband and I lost our infant son. He was our only child and it was an incredibly difficult time to say the least. When Mother's Day rolled around, my own mother gave me these chimes. They are beautiful, both in appearance and sound. She engraved the chime with our son's name and birth date along with the words "always loved". Right now the chimes hang next to our deck, but will eventually go into the memorial garden my husband and I are planning. We are so pleased!
beautiful person
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Beautiful Presentation June 6, 2012
I would recomment these wind chimes to anyone looking to send something differnt at the time of loss to family or friends. I have sent these and have been told they are beautiful.
thankful daughter
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grateful daughter April 1, 2012
I received this gift when my mom passed away. I LOVE the chimes especially the personalized message. We received other chimes but the personalized message along with my mom's date of birth and death made it much more special.
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The Perfect Gift at the Perfect Time March 12, 2012
I sent the Amazing Grace Engravable Wind Chimes to my Aunt when her son was tragically killed in a motorcycle accident. She called me in tears. She said the chimes were so much better than flowers because they would last for years. And asked that I please call all who had donated to the gift. I will recommend this site to everyone! Plus you delivered a day early! Thank you so much for a job well done.
Linda B
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Heartfelt Gift February 22, 2012
This chime was appreciated the most over all the flowers, fruit and cards since it will last forever. Great quality. Great sentiment. Timely delivery. Thanks for the idea!
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families loved them February 2, 2012
I rec'd one of this when my husband past. I sent one to my recently deceased friend's parents and one to my aunt. They really loved them and asked how I knew about the chimes
quick gift
Great Service October 19, 2011
I had not ordered a gift in a timely manner & really needed this unique item delivered quickly. Of course, I paid for the expedited delivery, but it arrived ON TIME! And was very much appreciated. Since it was a gift, I have not seen it, but I do appreciate the prompt service.
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Sentimental Gift July 26, 2011
I purchased this gift for my parents for their anniversary. I had their names and wedding date engraved on it. They loved it!


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Costco makes much anticipated opening tomorrow
West Fargo, ND (WDAY TV) - Farmers who works the fields south of West Fargo likely never dreamed of it. But tomorrow, thousands of people will travel down Veterans Boulevard for the long anticipated Costco Store grand opening.By: Kevin Wallevand, WDAY Staff Reports, WDAY
West Fargo, ND (WDAY TV) - Farmers who works the fields south of West Fargo likely never dreamed of it. But tomorrow, thousands of people will travel down Veterans Boulevard for the long anticipated Costco Store grand opening.
There are people inside Costco at this hour for the store's soft opening. No buying. Just a lot of looking.
But tomorrow at 8a.m., things change. And Veteran's Boulevard will turn into Jam-Packed Costco Connection.
As more signed up for memberships at Costco today, those preparing to open the store, operated on little sleep.
Angela Bauer, Costco Mgr.: "That is what it is, an eye for detail and putting your best foot forward."
After months of planning and public anticipation, the retail giant is about to turn the key.
Bauer: "We are expecting a lot of outside company, just sweeping the front porch as if you were having a few thousand people coming over."
And West Fargo Police and City engineers are ready. As crews prepare to install stop lights, barriers will be removed tomorrow for the expected crowds. There will be a strong police presence to control traffic.
Lt. Duane Sall, West Fargo Police: "We have people assigned to be out here all day tomorrow and each day we will have someone assigned here for the next week."
All in an effort to keep the roads safe, as Costco puts the finishing touches today on details, all for tomorrow morning's opening.
Find alternate ways, not everyone has to take 94 into there. They can take 32nd avenue. There are other ways to get here we can handle it all.
Police say one benefit is the road coming into the parking lot off of Veterans Boulevard is wide and long.
Traffic can back up here rather than on the main road. And the parking lot is big. A ribbon cutting with West Fargo city leaders at 7:30 tomorrow and then at 8 a.m., doors open.
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2003Looking for Farm information for a school report? Or just love farms, and things that mooooo? You have come to the right place! About this site
2000When you sit down to have supper, do you ever wonder where everything you eat comes from? How did those pork chops get on your table? Farming in Illinois talks about various kinds of farming done in Illinois from crops to animals. Explore how the animals are raised. What kinds of machinery help the farmer do his chores? Find out how different farm-oriented organizations interact with the community. Join us and find out all about Farming in Illinois.About this site
2004Our site talks about infomation, Definitions, Pros and Cons and More About Genetic Engineering on Plants!!About this site
2003Many community clubs are still in rural areas and many others are distinctly urban with youth projects of web design and programming, electronics, renaissance history, space science, crafts, clothing design/sewing, collecting/hobbies, golf, Photoshop and bowling to name a few. About this site
2003Learn about how bioengineering of foods helps improve their nutritional value.About this site
2001have you gone to a farm before !! Now you can go to a farm and see it and know everything about it from your computer, about the time do you prefere at day or at night !! it's not important to Virtual Farm join any time you will get what you want ! Virtual FarmAbout this site
2000Apples to Zucchinis: The Story of Food showcases social topics surrounding the foods that appear on dinnertables worldwide each day. Everything from farming to food additives and the new debates surrounding genetic engineering are covered.About this site
2000The sugar industry was once the major economic source of Hawaii. Immigrants from the various Asian Pacific countries were brought to the islands on labor contracts to work the sugar fields. We are a land of multi-ethnic groups who have created a culture with the sugar plantations as the driving force. Our ancestors to the new lands to bring us hope and opportunity. We believe the sugar companies would continue to be a part of our economic future. Unfortunately that was not to be. This website is a commemoration to our ancestors, to let them know that their "sugar legacy" will continue to be a learning tool for us, the fifth generation and for future generations. That no matter where we come from, we take pride in our own heritage while embracing our fellow immigrants cultural differences. The sugar plantation created a "Plantation Family" providing jobs, homes, churches, and medical care. It also created something more, it created a sense of community, belonging and identity to displaced immigrants. With the creation of this site, we hope to continue the traditions that provided many of us with the knowledge of who we are, where we come from and how we got to where we are now. Knowledge that if lost, will be lost for all eternity. "It is said that when an ancestor passes on, a library closes." AnonymousAbout this site
2000Our topic is about the taro plant, called kalo in Hawaiian. Kalo was the main staple of the Hawaiian people. We want to show how early Hawaiians grew the plant with an irrigation system that did not damage the environment. It is also good to show how they grew the plants and used every part of it so there is no waste. The early Hawaiians were in awe of nature and treated nature with reverence. They understood how important nature is for their own lively hood. The growth of taro showed how the early Hawaiians used and protected their environment. The lesson for all of us to learn is that we should never forget about our natural environment. We would like to share two very important ideas that came from the cultivation of kalo. First that the use of water as not being owned by any one person but should be shared and protected by all. Second, that the kalo represented the family.About this site
1999 Our entry was about agriculture. Robert and I (Jeff) read about farming in ancient Egypt. We included our research on ancient Egyptian farming in this project so that everyone could see the changes that have taken place in farming over the years. We decided to research two crops, wheat and cotton, that were important in the United States. While working on the research for these two crops, we interviewed a local farmer, Mr. Gilcrease. We spent a day at his farm, and attended a farm show that draws visitors from around the world. After witnessing all the hard work that goes into being a farmer, we decided to include a section called Do You Have What It Takes To Be a Farmer? While we were at Mr. Gilcreases farm and at the farm show, we took over fifty pictures of farm equipment with a digital camera. We included some of the pictures in our report. We also felt it was important to know something about two men, Eli Whitney and John Deere, who were important to the history of farming. Our educational objectives were: Learn to use PageMill (a web-authoring program) Design informative web pages based on curriculum taught to 4th-6th graders in California Learn to use a scanner and digital camera Learn to search for information using a variety of sorces - Internet, books, interviews, etc. Learn how to create web page backgrounds Learn how to organize our time and work together as a teamAbout this site
1999The site helps you be savvy about the safety zone of your food by taking an objective look at food irradiation. Learn how low amounts of ionizing radiation is used to destroy common food borne illness. A FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) section provides answers to the commonly asked questions about food irradiation. "In Depth" has articles describing food irradiation in detail. "Process" is an overview of the process of food irradiation -- from start to finish. "Perspective " poses varying viewpoints on food irradiation and a timeline traces food irradiation back in time. Languages: EnglishAbout this site
1998There was a time when all food was produced on small family farms. In time the food production trend turned towards larger, mechanized farming operations. These farms rely heavily on equipment and chemicals. This is known as Bio-Industry in the Netherlands. Learn about some modern farming practices that have a positive and a negative effect on agriculture and life. This site is in English and Dutch. About this site
1998Aquaculture is the agriculture of the oceans. This site focuses on both the cultivation of seafood and the harvesting of wild seafood. Did you know that fish culture was practiced in China as early as the fifth century BC? Now you can take an online tour of a very interesting fish hatchery. Learn about the most important species of fish and shellfish for human consumption. Find out about practices that support a sustainable aquaculture industry. About this site


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The home-ice curse is alive and well. Not since the Soviet Union won the World Championship in Moscow in 1986 has the host team managed to win the title in front of their home crowd.
The curse is now 26 years old, and shows no signs of letting up. Sweden knows it only too well, having finished fourth in 1989 in Stockholm, losing the 1995 final to Finland, again in Stockholm, and finishing in the third place in 2002 in Gothenburg.
But it's not just that the host doesn't win the gold. It'd take a minor miracle for, say, Switzerland or Austria, who have hosted the Worlds five times since 1986, to win it. Same goes for Italy, the host of the 1994 tournament, and Germany, who has had two cracks at the curse.
Germany in fact did very well on home ice, finishing fourth in 2010, after a disappointing 2009 tournament in which it was saved from relegation only by the fact that it was hosting the 2010 tournament.
Switzerland crashed at their home tournament in 2009, their campaign finished before the medal round. Russia failed even more spectacularly in 2000, when its "Dream Team" never got off the ground. Finland got ousted from the quarterfinals in 2003, despite a 5-1 lead over Sweden halfway through the game.
About ten of the World Championships since 1986 have been played in nations with a very long shot at the title. And in 1988, there was no tournament because it was an Olympic year.That leaves us with fifteen tournaments in which the hosts have come in with high hopes, and gone home empty-handed. Canada won gold in Moscow in 2007, and Russia returned the favour the next year in Quebec City.
What is it about the home-ice? Is the pressure too much, or is it just random variation?
The players and coaches refuse to believe in a curse, or that it'd have anything to do with pressure.
"Whether you succeed or not has nothing to do with the venue. Win or lose, The media will always come with a theory of why it happened, anyway," Team Finland captain Mikko Koivu said last May when Finland was still in the race for gold.
"It's great that people are interested, it's not adding pressure on the players. It just motivates us more," he added.
Koivu himself had won a medal in every tournament in which he represented Finland. That streak ended in 2012, on home ice.
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"I think the problem is that the team's focus is not only on the games because they have to be available for the media and the sponsors, and they have their friends and family around them. Everything is a little different," Team Sweden head coach Pär Mårts said last year.
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Effingham County High School faculty have worn apple-green "Ask Me About My College" buttons this week as teachers introduce high school seniors to their own alma maters in preparation for Apply to College Week next week.
Georgia Lt. Gov. Casey Cagle issued a challenge Thursday to a group of education and business leaders from across the state assembled at the Effingham College and Career Academy.
The Effingham County School System was one of the first in Georgia to receive funds for its own career academy, and it continues to serve as a model for others in the state.
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Effingham County Cloverleaf 4-H members learned the importance of responsible leadership, goal setting, communication and teamwork during the 2013 leadership officer training.
Rincon Elementary School is among a select group of Georgia elementary schools studied as part of a new Georgia Partnership for Excellence in Education report that identifies best practices that have resulted in significant academic gains.
Students at Blandford Elementary School gave their pennies - and a lot more -to help the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.
Two students from Effingham County were among 565 students recognized for scholastic achievement for the 2013 fall semester at Georgia Southwestern State University.
MILLEDGEVILLE - Kristian Page from Springfield earned a bachelor of science degree in outdoor education from Georgia College on Dec. 14.
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Hey again! So my husband and I have come up with a really good list of boys names for when we start trying for kiddos. we just need a little help finishing It up and deciding what sounds best. Our last name sounds like Sisloh.
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Cora Annaliese (not quite loving Annaliese, but were working on it... See girls thread)
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Lily... Also no middle (see Cora)
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Merrick Liam- perfect just the way it is
Callen Thomas- we LOVE Callen but don't like Thomas paired with it. I'd like something not quite so classic, and something soft sounding, like Liam
McCoy- we seem to like hard C, and M names, and Irish names! We haven't found anything to go with McCoy. Hubby likes McCoy O'neil but I think the capital in the middle of McCoy paired with the apostrophe in O'neil is too much. And too Irish.
Zealand- we love love love Zealand. Haven't found the perfect middle though. Needs something very down to earth to ground the uncommon first name.
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I like Merrick Liam. Not a big fan of McCoy. My last name is an McC combo and few people get the capitalization correct (or just omit the second C entirely). I'm not sure how Zealand would fare as a first name.
If you are looking for another mn to go with Callen, maybe Patrick, Michael or something else slightly more traditional but with a different sound?
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The Andrews Sisters? Of course. Who doesn't like the harmonious perfection of the queens of the swing and boogie-woogie eras? But when was the last time anyone referenced them when describing their own musical endeavors? I was not only surprised, but truthfully slightly skeptical when the Nymph in question, Kelly Day, handed me a CD at a show she was playing alongside fellow Australian Henry Wagons. (An amazing talent in his own right.) These four young ladies certainly had the look down, adorning the cover of their debut, self-titled EP in matching, vintage dresses. But did they have the chops. I spent my drive home that night with my jaw in my lap. Yeah, they most certainly did.
By now you've probably figured out that we are not talking about the alt rock band of the same name that haunted the New York club scene in the late 80's/early 90's. These Nymphs are made up of Day and fellow Australian songbirds Jane Hendry, Bek Chapman, and Clare Hendry. One quick YouTube search (try "The Nymphs Australia") will unleash a torrent of absolutely amazing vocal harmonies, fabulous appearances on various Australian TV programs, and most importantly some killer songwriting. Their music really does capture a retro-swing vibe that frankly blows away any of those silly pseudo-swing bands that saw their 15 seconds of fame here in the States in the mid to late 90's.
They are a product of their own generation though. Unlike The Andrews Sisters, The Nymphs from a lyrical standpoint are not afraid to dabble in the cheeky befitting their moniker. (A song about deadly rabbits? Check. Various mentions of knickers? Check.) Plus their songs, if they had instruments behind them other than the occasional piano accompaniment, would absolutely find a wider appeal in the indie pop world. But that's really the beauty and uniqueness of The Nymphs. Their voices are the only instruments they need. There's is the ability and the wherewith-all to hit those certain notes together that sound like sonic honey. It's simply delicious stuff.
I'm a huge fan of seredipitously discovering great music and my discovery of The Nymphs will forever be one of my favorite stories to tell. Even more so because I can't wait to see the look on people's faces when I ask them, "Do you like The Andrews Sisters?"
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