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GRANTS PASS, Ore. —Tuesday the Grants Pass Chamber of Commerce announced its Concerts in the Park series won't be happening this year.
The chamber says it's hard to plan ahead with the ever-changing COVID-19 landscape.
Here is an excerpt from the statement the Grants Pass Chamber released:
Monitoring who can wear a mask and other enforcement also falls on the event organizer placing all the liability on that organization. Since Concerts in the Park is largely staffed by many amazing volunteers, it is not fair or safe to put them in the middle of these controversies while enforcing ever-changing OSHA and OHA rules.
We have been working closely with the City of Grants Pass and the County's Public Health department. We appreciate their willingness to work with us to find solutions.
We also considered moving Concerts in the Park to later in the year but feared wildfire smoke would result in cancellations causing economic harm to everyone including the bands and vendors.
We want to extend a thank you to our sponsors for your continued support for this event as we were entering our 35th summer of offering free family fun events.
Thank you for understanding. We were optimistic that we would be in a better situation for this summer's events. We look forward to seeing you in person for a great 2022 Concerts in the Park season.

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Israel's Odd Partnership With Hamas in the Face of Salafist Escalation
Officially, Israel regards Hamas as an enemy, holds it entirely responsible for every attack from Gaza and responds harshly to every instance of fire. But practically speaking, its policy is the opposite.
The firing of rockets at the Negev from the Gaza Strip, which happened twice in three days last week, is still a localized problem. The rockets were launched by an extremist Salafi faction in the context of a local conflict with the Hamas government in the Strip, after Hamas arrested some of its activists and killed one of them. Hamas is working to stop the firing on Israel and Israel is giving it time to deal with it.
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- Rocket Fired From Gaza Hits Open Area in Southern Israel
- ISIS Supporters in Gaza Demand End to Hamas Crackdown
- Maintaining a Fragile Truce
In the meantime, there is still hope in Israel that the regime in Gaza can overcome the internal threat and ensure that it does not escalate to the point of renewed conflict with the Israel Defense Forces, as the Salafis are threatening to do.
In the coverage of the escalation in the Israeli media, the organization that fired the rockets was prominently branded as Islamic State. That is a somewhat dubious claim. ISIS' successes in Syria and Iraq in recent months have prompted various jihadist groups throughout the Arab world to position themselves as branches of the worldwide brand. In some places, like Sinai, a connection has been created between a local faction (Ansar Bait al-Maqdis, which has now changed its name to Sinai Province) and ISIS, and apparently money was also sent. In other places, such as Gaza, the connection seems to be symbolic.
But the description of the Gaza group as ISIS by the Israeli security establishment serves two goals. It strengthens Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's line, which depicts extremist Islamist terror at the fences on all of Israel's borders, and it provides an excuse for Israeli conduct. If the choice is between Hamas and ISIS (contrary to Netanyahu's claim at the end of last summer's war that "Hamas is ISIS" ) then there is a reason that Israel is in no hurry to topple the Hamas government.
Meanwhile, neither Hamas nor Israel is dealing robustly with the Salafi groups. Hamas is having a hard time challenging the Salafis, although they are far fewer in number than Islamic Jihad, on which the regime in Gaza has forced it will with relative ease. It seems that the Salafis play by their own rules and are more insistent on having their way. Israel, for its part, has so far avoided direct attack on leaders of the Salafi groups.
The worry over the recent nighttime sirens in Negev communities is completely understandable, given the events of last summer. What is not being discussed is the large gap between public declarations by Israel's government and its actions. Officially, Israel regards Hamas as an enemy, holds it entirely responsible for every attack from Gaza, responds harshly against Hamas installations in response to every instance of fire and threatens to escalate its actions. But practically speaking, its policy is the opposite. It takes great care that its punitive attacks on Hamas do not harm anyone, seeks to strengthen Hamas control in the Strip (as long as it maintains the cease-fire) and operates new channels of mediation, much to Egypt's displeasure.
Egypt today is Israel's closest regional partner. The two countries are joining forces in dealing with the local ISIS faction in Sinai and other Salafi organizations operating in the area, and they coordinate their positions on many activities. But on the question of Gaza, they do not agree. Egypt has a complete lack of faith regarding Hamas' intentions and continues to enforce a tight siege on the Gaza Strip by keeping the Rafah border shut. It is also trying to push for greater involvement of the Palestinian Authority in the crossings.
Israel suspects that the PA does not really want to accept any responsibility for Gaza. What is more, ties between Jerusalem and Ramallah are tense in any case in light of the dependence of the new Netanyahu government on a narrow right-wing coalition.
For these reasons, it might be more convenient for Israel to reach indirect, general understandings with Hamas, which will not bind Netanyahu to political concessions (as long as he does not publicly concede that he has, de facto, recognized Hamas as a partner.) This is the background for the increased activity in the area by Qatari representatives, who are not dealing only with the economic rehabilitation of the Gaza Strip.
The Egyptians also suspect that Turkey, an opponent of the generals' regime in Cairo and partner of the Muslim Brotherhood axis in the Middle East, is increasing its involvement in the Gaza Strip. Only last summer, at the height of the war, Israel adamently refused to involve Qatar and the Turks in mediation with Hamas and faced off against the United States because of the latter's willingness to consider a compromise proposal by those two countries. Now, it seems that Israel's approach has changed.
There are many players in the Gaza arena and many more that are active behind the scenes. At the moment, it seems that the Salafi rebellion against Hamas is putting at risk the relative stability attained between Gaza and Israel, though at some later stage the risk could come from the Hamas military wing, which is conducting an independent policy separate from that of the organization's political leadership. Above all, there is the economic distress in the Strip, with unemployment at 50 percent, scarce potable water and inhabitants living with a sense of continual siege. It is hard to expect long-term stability, even if Israel has so far done more than Egypt to make possible the rehabilitation of the Gaza Strip after last summer's war.


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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WTXL) — An altercation between two men led to the arrest of a convicted felon.
According to a post on the Tallahassee Police Department Facebook page on Friday, officers were conducting patrol on the 1900 block of Jackson Bluff Road on Thursday night.
TPD notes the patrol was in response to recent automobile thefts and burglaries in the area.
During the patrol, officers witnessed an adult male get a firearm from a vehicle after an argument with another male.
The post says before law enforcement got involved another individual pleaded with the man with the firearm to stop and go back into his vehicle.
The male followed the request. The post adds officers were able to stop the car and prevent them from leaving the scene.
During a search of the vehicle, stolen firearms and illegal drugs were discovered. The male suspect, 26-year-old Richard Barnes of Tallahassee, was taken into custody and charged with possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, reckless display of a firearm, possession of a stolen firearm, possession of cocaine and violation of probation.


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Arsenal legend and former captain Patrick Vieira has been inducted into the Premier League Hall of Fame, cementing his legendary status in the top flight of English football. The Frenchman is one of two initial inductees for the 'class of 2022', joined by ex-Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney.
Vieira, 45, joined in 1996 from AC Milan, having only made a few competitive appearances for the Rossoneri. While he came to England with mystery, you'd be hard pressed to find someone that didn't recognise him when he left the club in 2005 for Juventus.
The midfielder became Gunners captain in 2002 following the retirement of Tony Adams, showing his ability to lead a group that went on to become "The Invincibles" and went a full Premier League season without a defeat. His three Premier League titles, four FA Cups and numerous individual awards speak for themselves, but that wouldn't stop the praise flooding in for him.
Former Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger gushed about a "special" player when describing Vieira following his retirement in 2011: "You can only have a lot of respect for what Patrick has achieved. His career is sensational. He was an exceptional player for us.
"We have classy players in midfield now but Patrick was special. He was a tall player with good technique. We have exceptional players in midfield with their own character. But at Arsenal we will be forever grateful for Patrick's contribution."
Vieira has since gone on to football management, carrying over some of the leadership skills he displayed as captain during his playing days. He has had spells with the New York Red Bulls and Nice before making the move to Crystal Palace in the summer.
The Eagles have impressed this year, going from relegation favourites in pre-season to comfortably mid-table with some cup runs thrown into the mix too. The 45-year-old continues to grow on the footballing stage, even if it is no longer in a playing capacity.
Discussing his induction into the Premier League Hall of Fame, Vieira gave an emotional response and said: "Being inducted into the Premier League Hall of Fame is a fantastic achievement. When I received the news, I thought about being a young boy playing in Senegal, or in a suburb of Paris.
"To be there with the best players in the Premier League, the best league in the world, is bigger than what I was ever thinking about. To have my name around those players makes me proud and makes me realise how good I was.
"It's not bad company to join. I was lucky to play at the same time as some of them, of course including Thierry Henry and Dennis Bergkamp. So to share the stage with them makes me realise I had a really good career.
"What really makes me happy and proud is when your name is mentioned by new, up-and-coming holding midfielders as an example of how they would like to play."


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In a post Ringling Bros.' era, Jest Fest brings the circus to you
Jest Fest returns Sunday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Thomas Center
Six years ago, the circus didn't come to Gainesville.
To see the spandex-clad high wire artists and stilt-walkers, the jugglers and clowns and fire-spitters, the sinewy acrobats lunging from the trapeze, bound to miss their mark until —Swoop!— hands lock wrists and the pair sail through that musky tent air, you'd have had to go elsewhere. Orlando. Miami. The Ringling Bro's Tampa headquarters. But when David Ballard, came to Gainesville and became an event coordinator for the city's Parks and Recreation Department in 2007, he set on changing that.
Ballard has been a performer for most of his life. For over 30 years, he performed across the country as a puppet master and self-described "professional fool" and he was determined not to check that past at Gainesville's city limits. Calling on old connections from touring, in 2013 he started Jest Fest, a multi-day string of variety performances from mimes and sword swallowers and the like to take place right in his new backyard.
Jest Fest has since evolved into a single, day-long festival and a mainstay of the Downtown Cultural Series, drawing crowds of nearly 9,000 to the historic Thomas Center every April. It returns Sunday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. with admission at a cool zero dollars.
"There are only a few festivals in the country like the one [Ballard] organized," said Arsene Dupin, a silent clown slated to perform who trained under the late, legendary mime Marcel Marceau. "He's a vaudeville renaissance person, so [he knows how to] bring the magic of the circus outdoors ... it allows us to really show what we have to offer."
This year's festival brings back many of the headliners from last year's show: Dupin, whose resume includes performances at the White House and in Las Vegas; Avner the Eccentric, the first clown to perform a solo show on Broadway; the world-famous Flying Wallendas, whose family name precedes them.
And while Jest Fest doesn't traffic in the same grand astonishment once offered by the Ringling Bros. — there are no tigers, no elephants, no human cannons — the intimacy of the smaller setting lets attendees develop relationships with performers not available to fans in an arena.
Tino Wallenda, the patriarch of the Wallenda family, says this is why he prefers smaller venues like Jest Fest. "The real roots of circus is an intimacy with the audience," he said. "At an event like Jest Fest, you're really up front, and have an opportunity to see the performer eye to eye, to see that they're flesh and bone, and that's what the circus is all about."
Wallenda, who's walked the high wire between buildings and above waterfalls without a safety net, will bring a small troupe of family members to Gainesville for Jest Fest to do much the same. They'll also perform a three-person version of their famous family pyramid, where Tino and other Wallendas construct an ascending stack of family members, all grasping horizontal balance polls in a criss-cross mangle of racks and limbs.They'll court death, as they always do, and then rebuff its advance as they cross that last inch of wire.
According to Ballard, showcasing this circus classic beside smaller, lesser-known acts gives him an opportunity not only to generate love for the field that captivated him from such a young age, but to call attention to local nonprofits that might otherwise go un-publicized.
Squawk! the Amazing Bird Show, for example, wraps a message into its performance that aligns well with some of the animal rescue organizations set to operate booths at Jest Fest.
Debbie Obarka, the lead bird trainer in Squawk, says that too often people purchase baby parrots unprepared for the lifelong commitment required to take care of an animal that can outlive its owner. As a result, she says, too many of the 40 million parrots in the U.S. end up in rescue shelters. Her show, which is new to Jest Fest this year, proves to audiences that rescuing an old parrot can lead to as interesting and fulfilling a relationship as buying a young one.
As her abstract-art-painting, magic-tricking, mind-reading rescue parrots prove, "you can teach an old bird new tricks," she says.
Free admission for acts that would fetch a hefty price tag elsewhere (even Squawk! the Amazing Bird Show performed spots on "America's Got Talent" and "The Late Show With David Letterman") makes Jest Fest a difficult event to ignore, says Ballard. But more than the cost, the festival offers a rare opportunity for attendees to spend a day enchanted by the zany and the fantastic.
As Arsene Dupin puts it, there is nothing better one can do. "The artist has the highest purpose: to change peoples' DNA and hearts and minds," he said. "That's why I [do what I do]. Making people laugh changes their daily activity and I know that it opens them up to something bigger in life."
What: Circus acts and performance artists the Flying Wallendas, Avner the Eccentric, Arsene Dupin and new acts Squawk! The Amazing Bird Show and Showtune Shenanigans perform on five stages
When: 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday
Where: Thomas Center, 302 NE Sixth Ave.
Admission: Free
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A Few of The Finest Ways to Counter Acne
Acne outbreaks are common and affect people of all ages, though teenagers are more vulnerable to acne. Similarly, women during midlife are also afflicted by acne. In most cases, one's cheeks and shoulders are where acne outbreaks occur.
Acne is the eighth most common health condition across the world.
Similarly, acne is also the most common skin condition across the US, and the cases of adult occurrence of acne are on the rise. So, when one suffers from acne, one shouldn't feel that one is alone. With sufficient care, it is frequently a matter of time before acne goes away.
When one is afflicted by acne or any other health condition, it typically indicates an imbalance in the body.
While treating acne with topical creams, lotions, gels or a facewash delivers good results, one should take a look into the underlying causes of acne and work upon them as well.
Numerous cases of acne are effectively countered with a few basic lifestyle changes. They do not call for elaborate prescriptions on the part of your healthcare professional. Let us take a look at the top reasons why people have acne outbreaks.
In case you have an acne-related issue, it is likely to have been caused due to one or more of the following reasons:-
Dairy protein intolerance! Researches have shown that there is a correlation between the consumption of skim milk and teenage acne. When one consumes conventional dairy products, one is more vulnerable to acne because the products contain a sufficient amount of hormones to render an effect on the body. This is frequently in the form of acne.
Insulin resistance! Insulin resistance is associated with the body's ability to derive energy from fats and carbohydrates. When insulin resistance levels are high, the cells do not open up to receive glucose. As a resultant, sugar stays in the bloodstream and leads to inflammation.
In case an individual is insulin resistant, he is more likely to be overweight. Similarly, he may have to put up with the negative effects associated with blood sugar fluctuations.
A few of the other top signs indicative of insulin resistance are fatigue, increased thirst, and blurred vision. Medical research shows that acne and insulin resistance are correlated. Countering insulin resistance is likely to improve one's acne condition. One of the important ways of accomplishing the same is to reduce carbohydrates and sugar consumption in one's diet. This is also a good idea, generally, and stands to deliver a range of benefits for one's health and well-being.
Acne and hormonal imbalances! Acne is indicative of a hormonal imbalance in some cases. One of the telltale signs to look out for is acne that is inflamed and deep. Similarly, when one gets acne on one's cheeks, jawlines and chin, it may have been caused due to a hormonal imbalance.
If your doctor believes that hormonal imbalance is one of the underlying causes of an acne outbreak that occurs, one should be extra-cautious against acne.
Detox system not performing at its prime! Our bodies respond to toxin exposure through mechanisms of the liver, sweat, and digestive system. When one of the systems is overburdened, the others take over for the smooth functioning of the processes.
In the event of slowing down or overburdening of any of the major detox systems, such as the liver, toxins exit from the skin. The toxins may include excess hormones and may lead to inflammation or damage to the surrounding cells. This appears in the form of redness, rashes, and acne.
Gut imbalances create problems for the entire body, but the most common effects are over one's skin.
Addressing the gut microbiome is one of the top ways to treat acne.
Let us take a look at a few of the top ways to go about with the same:
- Diet: When one consumes excessive sugary foods or foods that have a high glycemic index, it results in higher blood sugar levels. A spike in hormones and insulin levels is a natural resultant.
This, in turn, triggers the excess production of sebum and the oils in our skin. The androgen activity levels in the skin are higher as well. As a cumulative effect of these mechanisms, acne outbreaks take place.
Besides spike in insulin levels, a range of skin problems originates in the gut. Keeping sugar consumption levels under check is one of the best ways to counter them.
- Keep hydrated: Keeping hydrated by drinking lots of water is one of the finest ways to detox. Sweat is one of the ways in which toxins leave the body. When the toxins are diluted, they leave the body more efficiently. Getting some regular exercise has a range of benefits over the body and keeps the skin healthier as well.
Let us take a look at a few things to avoid when countering acne:
- Avoid popping your pimples! This is a preventive measure against additional pimples in the vicinity of the prevailing pimples.
- Antibiotics may wait! Before choosing to consume antibiotics, consider the pros and cons. This will help with deciding if antibiotics are worth it. Antibiotics stand the potential to affect the gut. Since the gut and skin conditions are closely interrelated, one has to be cautious. Topical antibiotics might work better than regular antibiotics. Similarly, supporting the immune system is one of the best ways to counter acne.
Topical treatments are particularly recommendable for treating acne, even while orally consumable treatments might work as well. Detox mechanisms of the bodywork towards countering acne. Topical treatments are best placed to complement the natural defense mechanisms of the immunity to help counter acne. This is one of the finest approaches to skincare.
Final Say
One should also make a proactive effort towards addressing the underlying cause of acne by making one's immunity stronger. It is a fine idea to consult with a doctor, who will be in the best position to define the root cause of your acne condition, so you can work over the same. Acne should ideally leave over some time, leaving you more confident, with clear skin.


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The Women's Philanthropy Institute (WPI) at the Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy is partnering with the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation on a new nearly two million dollar grant whose goal is to "advance actionable, global research on women's giving to inform and equip donors and nonprofits."
The funding will fuel WPI's ongoing research on domestic and global women's giving, and empower organizations, donors and fundraisers to put these research insights into practice. Since 2015, WPI has conducted research on gender and philanthropy that helps inform the foundation's Giving By All initiative, which is focused on growing giving and helping donors give more effectively and strategically.
WPI's research focuses on a range of topics including impact-investing and giving to benefit women and girls. The three-year grant from the Gates Foundation grant will allow WPI to deepen its research on gender differences and their effects across philanthropy. Upcoming research will explore giving patterns among Millennials and Gen Z, and how women and men engage with crowdfunding.
"Change is happening rapidly all around us: in philanthropy, technology, women's wealth, and diversity and inclusion. Our research must facilitate understanding of these changes and meet the needs of today's donors and practitioners" notes Debra Mesch, Ph.D., Professor of Philanthropic Studies at the Lilly Family School of Philanthropy and the Eileen Lamb O'Gara Chair in Women's Philanthropy. Mesch adds that the Gates Foundation funding. "… will help WPI uncover relevant trends and insights about gender and giving that can ultimately fuel the growth of women's philanthropy around the world."
The grant will also support WPI's work on developing materials for practitioners, and collaborating with partners to gather case studies and best practices. Jeannie Sager, Women's Philanthropy Institute Director, notes the transformative power of research in increasing philanthropic giving. She adds that WPI will focus on "gathering empirical evidence to show how organizations are incorporating research learnings into their work effectively — and then disseminating those stories to our broader community."
The Women's Philanthropy Institute is dedicated to conducting, curating, and disseminating research that illuminates and increases women's philanthropy, including understanding how gender shapes giving behavior. By addressing significant and groundbreaking research questions and translating that research into increased understanding and improvements in practice, WPI helps to leverage new and expanded resources for the common good.
WPI's research includes the "Women & Girls Index," which identifies 45,000+ organizations in the United States dedicated to women and girls. The WPI is housed at the Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy, whose mission is to increase understanding of philanthropy and improves its practice worldwide through critical inquiry, interdisciplinary research, teaching, training, and civic engagement.
In The News
- Find Funds Now: 355 Funders for International Gender Equality
- Funder Database: 413 Funders for Gender Equality in the US
- The Ascend Fund Grants $600 K for Electing Women in States
- Money for Families: Big Philanthropy Supports Economic Recovery
- Join the Global Day of Action: RISE for Afghan Women!
- Apply Now! WAVE Grant Open for Five Up-And-Coming Filmmakers
- Announcing SHEcovery, A COVID Response Call to Action from CFW
- New Nonprofit Seeks To Find The Lost Women Of Science
- Michelob ULTRA $100M Pledge Shifts Marketing to be Gender-Inclusive
- Old Navy's Size-Inclusive Shopping Model Sets a New Standard
WPI's recent research has included "Women Give 2020 – New Forms of Giving in a Digital Age," which explores giving and technology through a gender lens. The report reveals key differences in how women and men give online. In early September, WPI will release new research on giving during COVID.
PW has extensively covered WPI's research and initiatives, including Not Enough! Giving for Women and Girls Totals $6.3 Billion in U.S., an article on the "Women and Girls Index."
Other PW articles on WPI include:
WPI Study: What Influences Men Vs. Women to Give to Gender Equality?
Feminist Giving is Better: WPI Research Reveals Why
New Research from WPI Highlights Race and Gender Variables in Giving
Plug In! WPI 2020 Symposium Focuses on Tech and Giving Synergies
The Butterfly Effect: Tracking the Growth of Women's Funds
Liveblog of WPI: How Giving Circles Diversify Philanthropy
Philanthropy Women covers funding for gender equity in all sectors of society. We want to significantly shift public discourse, particularly in philanthropy, toward increased action for gender equality. You can support our work and access unlimited and premium content with one of our subscriptions.


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Telefonica and Seat get the MWC wheels turning
Telefonica is fuelling the hype as we motor towards MWC with connected car announcements alongside Spanish automotive giant Seat.
Telefonica is fuelling the hype as we motor towards MWC with connected car announcements alongside Spanish automotive giant Seat.
It wasn't going to be long before Google stole the show with a horde of updates to the virtual assistant. And in fairness, some of them look pretty useful.
With the glitz and glamour of Las Vegas, it perhaps shouldn't come as much of a surprise the connected car is stealing the headlines at the 2019 Consumer Electronics Show (CES).
Amazon is collaborating with navigation platform HERE in order to get its Alexa voice UI into the car of the future.
With the technology world dreaming of autonomous vehicles, everyone has to remember perfecting the technology is only part of the battle. The roads have to be updated as well.
Google has been named as the technology partner of the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi alliance to embed the Android operating system in vehicles sold all around the world.
BMW has made a bold statement this week, breaking free from the shackles of Silicon Valley. In launching its own virtual assistant, BMW is confident it can deliver a better experience than Google, Amazon or Microsoft.
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After spending his rookie season as backup quarterback for the San Francisco 49ers, Trey Lance could move into a similar role in 2023.
Per Michael Silver of the San Francisco Chronicletwo people with knowledge of the 49ers' plans confirmed that Brock Purdy is expected to be the starting quarterback over Lance next season.
Lance was the San Francisco starter coming into 2022, but a broken ankle suffered in a Week 2 win over the Seattle Seahawks ended his season. He underwent follow-up surgery in December to remove some of the stabilizing hardware in his ankle that was irritating a tendon.
He is expected to make a full recovery and be ready to go when the 49ers begin organized team activities in the spring.
Purdy, who was the last pick in the 2022 NFL draft, became the backup quarterback behind Jimmy Garoppolo after Lance went down. The 23-year-old made the roster outside of training camp after beating Nate Sudfeld for the No. 3 quarterback spot.
After playing a handful of snaps in a few blowout games early in the season, Purdy came into action when Garoppolo suffered a broken foot in Week 13 against the Miami Dolphins. He responded by playing remarkably well with 1,098 passing yards, 11 touchdowns, and a 68.6 percent completion percentage in five starts to finish the regular season.
In San Francisco's playoff opener against the Seattle Seahawks, Purdy overcame a shaky start to finish 18-of-30 for 332 yards and four total touchdowns in a 41–23 victory at Levi's Stadium.
The 49ers have scored at least 37 points in each of their last four games.
While the jury is still far from deciding on Lance, the 49ers paid a dear price to select him in the 2021 NFL draft. They traded four picks to the Dolphins, including first-rounders in 2022 and 2023, to win the number 3 selection for Lance.
Lance has been an unfortunate victim of bad luck. The 22-year-old has not played consistently since North Dakota State's 2019 season. He only played one match in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The 49ers drafted Lance with the idea of letting him sit behind Garoppolo for a year before he takes over as a starter. He did make two starts as a rookie when Garoppolo was injured.
It's hard to argue that Purdy shouldn't be the starter based on his and the team's success. Lance could still have a chance to compete for the job in training camp and preseason, or the 49ers could try to recoup some draft picks if they decide to explore trading opportunities for the young signal caller.


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GEENA Davis is known for advocating for gender equality in the media industry.
The American actress is known for her roles in Thelma & Louise, The Long Kiss Goodnight and A League of Their Own.
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Davis got her start in Hollywood in the hit 1982 film Tootsie.
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Following her role in Ava back in 2020, Davis took a break from acting to focus on fighting for increasing opportunities for women on screen.
Davis first advocated for herself over 30 years ago to get a role in Ridley Scott's Thelma & Louise.
For more than a year, Davis had lobbied for her role according to CBS News.
"I was gonna be in that movie," Davis said.
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"I didn't care, I was going to be in that movie," she continued. " It was a small movie, very small budget, and we just hoped people would see it and not hate the ending, you know? We had no clue it would strike a nerve like that."
Following her advocation for herself, in 2004, Davis revealed that she noticed there were more boys than girls in the TV shows her daughter watched and from then on, she wanted to make a change in the industry.
She also opened up the Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media whose research, "examines intersectional onscreen representation of six identities: gender, race, LGBTQ+, disability, age, and body size."
In her 2018 documentary, This Changes Everything, Davis revealed that male to female casting is now 50-50 among productions.
When Smith asked Davis if she believes Hollywood is finally understanding the gap, she said that she does.
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The Perthshire Raitts
This page is thus far about only one family. They did not originate in Perthshire, but several of them were born and did reside in Perthsire for much of their lives and so it seems appropriate to consider them here.
William Raitt (1839-1889)
William Raitt was the son of William Rait (see below) and Elizabeth Gibb and was born at Forgan, Fife on 26 June 1839 and christened on 16 July the same year. He died on 8 January 1889, aged 49, of heart failure at Beecroft, Blairgowrie, Perthshire - the informant was his son Alexander S. Raitt living in Errol. The death extract notes he was a retired schoolmaster and widower of Grace McGregor. It gives his parents as William Raitt, seaman, deceased; and Betsy Raitt (maiden name Gibb), also deceased.
William Raitt had married Grace McGregor in St Clement, Dundee, Angus on 27 December 1869 and the couple must have left for Nairn shortly afterwards. The marriage extract reveals that William was a school teacher, aged 30, with a usual place of residence in Nairn. Grace was also 30, a lady's maid, with a usual residence of Helensburgh. How the couple met when they lived at opposite ends of Scotland and why they married in Dundee is not known. The extract names William's parents as William Raitt, seaman, deceased, and Elizabeth Gibb, also deceased, while Grace's were Alexander MacGregor, colporteur, and Ann Reid. The extract also reveals that William was the widower of Helen Seaton. Thus when William married Grace he had three small children in tow: William, born 23 March 1863; Elizabeth, born 18 December 1864; and Alexander Seaton, born 4 January 1867 - all in Renfrew. William Raitt married Ellen (Helen) Seaton on 24 April 1862 in Dunbarney, Perth. He was a teacher aged 22, with a usual residence in Renfrew and she was 21 and from Dunbarney. Helen died on 23 January 1867 in Renfrew, aged 25, of acute enteritis, probably as a result of childbirth complications. Her father was named as Alexander Seaton, farmer, and her mother as Elizabeth Duff.
William had a further four children with his second wife, Grace MacGregor: Oswald, born 25 January 1871 in Highbury Cottage, Nairn; twins David and Rudolph, born 29 January 1873 in Seacraig House, Nairn; and Robert MacGregor Raitt, born 4 April 1874 in the Schoolhouse, Liff, Benvie and Invergowrie, Angus. The birth extract for Robert notes that his mother was deceased. In fact, she died post partum of a haemorrhage a couple of hours after Robert was born. She was 34. Her parents were named as Alexander MacGregor, retired colporteur, and Ann Reid.
An item in the Dundee Courier for 2 July 1873 headed Public School, Liff reveals that "The School Board, at a meeting on Monday evening, appointed Mr William Raitt, Free Church School, Nairn, to be teacher in the public school, Liff, vacant in consequence of the resignation of Mr James Dickson. We have heard that there were about 200 candidates for the appointment."
William Raitt
William Raitt, born 23 March 1863 in Renfrew was the eldest son of William Raitt and born to his first wife Helen Seaton. Nothing is yet definitively found on him, though it looks as if he may also have emigrated like his brothers.
At home with his parents and siblings in the 1871 census and in Liff & Benvie in 1881, he is likely to be the William Raitt whose marriage to Elizabeth Mary Billinghurst in Wycombe, Buckinghamshire was registered in the third quarter of 1884. The reason for assuming this is him is that in the 1891 census for 73, Bold Street, Blackburn, Lancashire we have William Raitt, 28, a paper maker, born Scotland (unfortunately no town given); wife Elizabeth M, 30, born Hedsor, Buckinghamshire; and children: William C., 5; Helen S. R., 3 and Winifred E., 1 - all born Wooburn, Bucks. Also in the household is Clara A. Billinghurst, sister-in-law, 29, living on own means, also born Wooburn. Now, the birth of daughter Helen S. Raitt was actually registered in Wycombe in the fourth quarter of 1887 as Helen Seaton Raitt - the name of William's mother. Son William Charles's birth was registered in the second quarter of 1885 in Wycombe, and daughter Winfred Ethel's was registered in the fourth quarter of 1889 also in Wycombe.
In the 1901 census for 4, Linden Gardens, Broadwater Down, Kent we have Elizabeth M. Raitt, head, married, 49, born Bourne End, Bucks; children William C., 16; Helen S., 13; and Winifred, 11 - all born Wooburn Green, Bucks; and sister Clara A. Billinghurst, single, 38, also born Wooburn Green. Husband William is not yet found in the census.
It looks as though the family - or at least some members - went to India well before the 1911 census - though travel details are not always forthcoming. Daughter Winifred Ethel married George Frederick Fischer Foulkes on 1 January 1911 in Bangalore, Madras. He was 43 and working in the Forest Service, resident in Bangalore - his father was Thomas Foulkes. Winifred was 21, resident in Bangalore and her father was given as William Raitt. Witnesses to the marriage were sister Helen S. Raitt and brother Charles Raitt.
Daughter Helen left London for Madras, India on 3 October 1914 aboard the Egypt. She was named simply as Miss H. Raitt, aged 27 and unemployed. She was accompanied by her mother Mrs E. M. Raitt, aged 50. Their country of last permanent residence was England and their country of future permanent residence was India. It would appear that the purpose of Helen's trip was to get married. Helen Seaton Raitt, aged 27, married Hugh Jones on 26 October 1914 in Bangalore, Madras. He was aged 36 and his occupation was Chaplain [in a] Madras Ecclesiastical Establishment. His residence at the time was Calicut, Malabar and his father was named as Thomas Reullwyn Jones. Helen's place of residence at the time of marriage was Tenterden, Kent, England and her father was given as William Raitt. The marriage was witnessed by E. M. Raitt, William Raitt and W. C. Raitt. Clearly William and probably his son had arrived in India before his wife and daughter - possibly even before daughter Winifred.
They may have returned the following year. The manifest for the Arabia, arriving from Bombay in London on 5 July 1915, lists Mr W. Raitt, aged 52, a chemist; Mrs E. Raitt, aged 56; and Mr W. E. Raitt, aged 20, coffee planter. The husband and wife seemed to be going to Mrs Blair at an address in Richmond, while their son was going to W. McCorquodale at Rose Cottage, Dundee.
A Mr and Mrs W. Raitt departed Liverpool for Bombay on 10 November 1920 aboard the Frederich Wilhelm - he was an engineer aged 56 and his wife was 57 (aged is misread as 37). I am thinking this is William and Elizabeth.
Son William Raitt is found travelling from London to Bombay, India on 24 November 1933 aboard the Rajputana. He was aged 48 and was a planter. His last address in the UK was Woodend, St Pauls, Dorking (Surrey), however his last permananet residence was given as Other Parts of the British Empire (presumably India) and his intended future country of residence was India. Like his sisters, this was a wedding trip, for, as William Charles Raitt, aged 50, he married Florence Louisa Rayward, aged 41, in Madras in 1934. No other details are given.
Alexander Seaton Raitt
Alexander Seaton Raitt was the third child of William Raitt and Helen Seaton, born 4 January 1867 in Renfrew, Scotland. Although at home in Blairgowrie, Perthshire - a scholar aged 14 - in the 1881 census, he is not found in the 1891 census, indicating he may have been travelling. An A. S. Raitt, aged 32, merchant, arrived in London from New Zealand aboard the Ionic on 29 October 1896. A year later, he was bound for Cape Town on 30 September 1897 on the Raglan Castle from London. The ship's manifest lists an A. S. Raitt, aged 31, merchant (with Irish ethnicity!). Alexander stayed on in South Africa it seems, fought in the Boer War like his brother Oswald, and subsequently became a trade unionist there.
Alexander fought in the Boer War with Bethune's Mounted Infantry, Civil Arm Telegraph, as a mechanic, though he achieved the rank of Quartermaster Sergeant. Bethune's Mounted Infantry was an irregular corps raised in Durban in October 1899 and commanded by Major C. E. Bethune of the 16th Lancers. It saw action at Willow Grange, Colenso, Potgieter's Drift, Greytown and elsewhere. For much of 1900 the corps was involved in patrol work, protecting command posts, communications and railway lines in the Transvaal. Like his brother Oswald, he was entitled to the Queen's South Africa Medal clasps. Like many others in this unit, the length of his service was fairly short - from 30 October 1899 until he was discharged on 13 September 1900. A handwritten record of the members of the unit spells his name as Raitt, though a printed record gives it as Rait. The record shows that his next of kin was Mrs Shanks, Umgeni Rd, Durban - who she was is not known.
A communique from Downing Street on 17 June 1903 as announced in the Edinburgh Gazette noted that "The King has been pleased to give direction for the appointment of the following Gentlemen to be members of the Legislative Council of the Colony of the Transvaal" and among the names is that of Alexander Seaton Raitt, Esq.
His name crops up in various books about the troubles and strifes in South Africa after the Boer War. In one snippet, we learn that "The defenders of unskilled white labour included middle class professionals, such as the mining manager…and the Transvaal Commissioner for Mines…. as well as trade union leaders such as Whiteside and Alexander Seaton Raitt, the latter the branch president of the Amalgamated Society of Engineers…….Most of the advocates of unskilled white labour were imperialists of some sort….. Whiteside and Raitt, rather exceptionally among trade union leaders, had supported the British war effort and served in the British army."
In another snippet concerning losses sustained because of the war (due to looting and damage), we read "A. S. Raitt (the jingoist trade unionist and a member of the Uitlander Council) suggested….that a separate category for 'indirect claims' be created by the commission to help people without property making bids for compensation for losses resulting from the war."
It seems that some Scots in South Africa brought with them their ideas of trade unionism and the organization of labour and became heavily involved in the South African labour movement, as well as the syndicalist movement. Some were never concerned with the rights of black labour, but there was a strong representation of Scots among a non-racialist movement, including Alexander Seaton Raitt.
In the Anglo-African Who's Who and Biographical Sketchbook for 1907 there is a short entry which reads: "Raitt, Alexander Seaton, M.L.C. is member for the Witwatersrand Labour Community in the Transvaal Legislative Council. He is a fluent speaker, and has the gift of being capable of putting forward every point for the party whom he represents."
Alexander Seaton Raitt died on 23 November 1907 and is buried in the main cemetery at Braamfontein, Gauteng, Johannesburg.
Oswald Raitt
Oswald was the third son of William Raitt and the first born with his new wife Grace MacGregor on 25 February 1871 in Nairn, Nairnshire. He was a military doctor in South Africa during the Boer War and later moved to Nicaragua where he married and had family. His story is told on a separate page - the Nicaraguan Raitts.
Rudolph Raitt
Rudolph Raitt and his twin David were born on 29 January 1873 in Nairn to William Raitt and Grace MacGregor and like his elder brothers he too emigrated - at least for a while. Rudolph married Catherine Ann Morgan in Blairgowrie on 16 September 1898 - he was 25, a tea planter, living at Beecroft, Blairgowrie. His father was William Raitt, retired head teacher and his mother was Grace McGregor, both deceased. Catherine was 21 (born 1977 in Clunie, Perthshire - died in 1960 in Perth) and her parents were Thomas Morgan, fruit grocer, and Jessie Douglas. A Mr and Mrs R. Raitt departed Liverpool on 29 October 1898 bound for Calcutta, India aboard the City of Calcutta. I am assuming this is them because there were three children born to Rudolph Raitt and wife Catherine Ann in India - Ethel Evelyn, born 12 August 1899 and christened 17 December 1899 in Assam, Bengal; Grace Jeannette, born 6 December 19091 in Assam and christened 26 March 1902 in Sibsagar, Bengal; and Oswald Alexander, born 12 December 1903 in Assam and christened in Sibsagar on 10 January 1904. Oswald Alexander was presumably named for Rudolph's brothers and is probably why Oswald returned the compliment later by naming one of his own sons Rudolph. Rudolph and Catherine Ann had another son when they returned to Scotland after their stint in India.
Son Rudolph Morgan Raitt was born on 15 November 1911 in Blairgowrie. The birth extract gives his father as Rudolph Raitt, a motor engineer, and his mother as Catherine Ann Morgan. A Roderick Morgan Raitt married Elizabeth C. Morrin in 1947 in St Giles, Edinburgh. This is probably Rudolph - though since the record is not online, then his parentage is not checked (though see below for name changes). Rudolph Morgan Raitt died in 2007 in Perth aged 95.
[Interestingly an Eric Morgan Raitt also died in Perth in 2007 aged 95 with his mother's name given as Morgan. I thought at first he and Rudolph Morgan Raitt must be twins, but I cannot find his birth and their records are not yet online. However, it looks as though he may have been born in 1912 - thus it is entirely possible that he was a later son of Rudolph and Catherine Raitt after they returned from India. If so, then he married a woman named Elizabeth and had two children: Ian, born 1954 in Perth and Fiona, born 1956 also in Perth. Wife Elizabeth died in 1992 in Perth aged 76 and her middle name was Craig and her mother's maiden name was Lees - see Raitt Anecdotes.]
Rudolph Raitt Snr served in the Royal Army Service Corp during the First Word War - enlisting at the age of 40 (See under Raitts in the 1st World War). He also ran his own cycle and car hire business in Blairgowrie - see under Ye olde Raitt Shoppes. Rudolph died on 3 December 1941 in Perth aged 68, a retired tea planter. For some reason on his death extract his name is given as Roderick (see below) - though the record states that he was married to Catherine Ann Morgan and his parents were William Raitt, school teacher, deceased and Grace McGregor, deceased. The informant was daughter Grace J. Jack. (Grace, aged 29, had married Francis Graham Jack, aged 42, on 27 April 1929 in Perth. Her father was named as Roderick Raitt, motor engineer, and sister Ethel was a witness.)
The family is found in the 1911 census living at 32, Wellmeadow, Blairgowrie. Rudolph Raitt is 38, a motor car and cycle agent, born Nairn, Morayshire; wife Catherine A., is 33, born Lethendy, Morayshire (sic - should be Perthshire); and children: Ethel E., 11; Grace J., 9; and Oswald A., 7 - all at school and born Assam, India. Catherine Ann had been married for 12 years and had born three children, all of whom were living.
Daughter Ethel Evelyn is found arriving at Liverpool from Karachi, Pakistan on 12 September 1924 on board the City of Cairo. E. E. Raitt, was aged 24 and a governess, with a last country of residence as India and her future country as Scotland. Her proposed address in the UK was Borsilla, Perth NB In fact she had gone to Bombay from Liverpool aboard the City of Poons on 3 November 1923 - aged 24 and a governess. Her last residence was given as Borsilla, Muirside Terrace, Perth.
Son Oswald Alexander Raitt married Gladys May Porter on 14 October 1933 in St Andrew's Cathedral, Aberdeen. He was an insurance clerk aged 29 with a usual residence of 4, Williamwood Park West, Netherlee, Glasgow and she was 25 living at 364 George Street, Aberdeen. His father was named as Roderick Raitt, motor engineer, and is mother was Catherine Ann Morgan. Her parents were Barnard Joseph Porter, dentist, and Agnes Rachel Bending, deceased. A witness was R. M. Raitt - presumably Oswald's brother Rudolph Morgan. Oswald died in Martha St, Glasgow in 1994, aged 90.
[As we see Oswald's father was Roderick on his marriage extract, as it was on sister Grace's, and that is the same name given on Rudolph's death extract. A Roderick Morgan Raitt married Elizabeth C. Morrin in 1947 in St Giles, Edinburgh. This cannot be Rudolph/Roderick Snr, of course, since he died in 1941 - and is thus likely to be Rudolph Morgan. There seems to be no birth of a Roderick Raitt, in Scotland at least, so perhaps the father was called Roderick at some point to avoid confusion with his son (and it was a simple confusion when Rudolph/Roderick married in 1947). However, in his RAMC service record, although Rudolph is named so on most of the forms, on his Protection Certificate and Certificate of Identity dated 16 February 1919 when leaving the Army his name is given as Roderick! Maybe this was simply a clerical error, or possibly he or the Army changed his name because Rudolph was perhaps considered to be too German-sounding in a time of tensions of war whilst serving in France.]
David Raitt
Rudolph Raitt's twin brother David, born 29 January 1873 at Seacraig House, Nairn married Elizabeth Rough in Rattray, Perthshire on 28 November 1895. He was 22, a dealer in bee appliances. living at Bee Croft, Blairgowrie and his parents were William Raitt, dealer in bee appliances, deceased and Grace McGregor, deceased. Elizabeth was 25, a dressmaker. living at Birch Cottage, Rattray and her parents were James Rough, plate layer, and Elspeth Cameron. A witness was R. Raitt - presumably Rudolph, David's twin. David Raitt, bee appliance manufacturer, married to Elizabeth Rough, died aged 30, on 8 October 1903 in Blairgowrie. He had chronic otitis of the middle ear and cerebral abscess. His parents were given as William Raitt, bee appliance manufacturer, deceased; and Grace McGregor, deceased. The informant was his cousin D. G. Monair.
David and Elizabeth had three children: William born 13 March 1897 at Beecroft, Blairgowrie; Elspeth Cameron, born 14 February 1888, also at Beecroft; and David, born 2 October 1900 in Rattray. In all cases their father's occupation was bee appliance manufacturer. Elspeth Cameron died aged 50 and presumably single in 1948 in Blairgowrie. William seems to have died in Newington, Edinburgh in 1976, aged 79 - whether he married and had children is not known yet. And David died in Dundee in 1985 aged 84 - a famous footballer, more will be told about him below.
David obviously inherited his father, William's, love of bees. In the British Bee Journal dated 15 May 1902 (shortly before David died) under the caption Homes of the Honey Bee: The Apiaries of our Readers there is an article about "The apiary at Blairgowrie, part of which is shown on the next page, [which] recalls the only time we saw it, on a very sad occasion, when we made the long journey northward to accompany to his last home all that remained of our dear friend the late William Raitt, whose sudden death some dozen or more years ago will be remembered by our older readers. We are glad to find his son David still in the bee-trade, and the hives on the old ground at 'Beecroft' and have no doubt our bee garden picture this week will recall pleasant memories of one who was in his day one of the ablest and most worthy among the been-men among us at the time." The article goes on to give some words from David who feared he could not wield the pen as did his late lamented father. He noted that part of the hives in the photo came down from 'Beecroft' days as far back as thirteen years ago [i.e. around 1889], since their late master [William] bade adieu to this mundane sphere."
David's obituary in the Dundee Courier for 9 October 1903 notes that "he was a hard-working man, and introduced a number of valuable improvements in apiary fittings, his uncle [father?] being the first in this country to manufacture foundation combs for bees." See more under Ye olde Raitt Shoppes.
It seems that a petition was presented to the Sheriff of the County of Perth at Perth at the instigation of Edward Henry Taylor of Welwyn, Herts, manufacturer of bee-keeping appliances, for sequestration of the estates of the deceased David Raitt. As a result, on 16 October 1903, a warrant was granted citing Mrs Elizabeth Rough or Raitt, residing at Craig Roman, Ann Street, Blairgowrie, widow of David Raitt, and guardian of their three children (William, Ella and David) residing at the same address and the only children and successors of the deceased, and also Elizabeth for any right or interest she might have as the widow, to appear in Court to show why sequestration should not be awarded. Whether it was or not is not yet found.
At home in the 1881 and 1891 censuses, in the 1901 census for Rosebank Cottage, Rattray, Perthshire we have David Raitt, 28, manufacturer of bee and poultry appliances; born Nairn; wife Elizabeth, 30, born Lundie, Angus; and children: William, 4, born Blairgowrie; Elspeth, 3, born Blairgowrie; and David, 0, born Rattray.
In the 1911 census for Rowan Cottage, Perth Road, Blairgowrie we have Elizabeth Raitt, 40, widow, housewife, born Lundie; and children: William, 14; Elspeth Cameron, 13; and David, 10 - all at school and all born Blairgowrie.
William Raitt (abt 1801-abt 1845)
William Raitt and Elizabeth Gibb were married in Forgan, Fife on 2 February 1833. Elizabeth died 9 May 1865 at Newport, Forgan aged 58 and was the widow of William Raitt, seaman. Her father, David Gibb, was an inn keeper, deceased and her mother, Margaret Whyte, was also deceased. The informant was her son David Raitt, residing at Oswald School, Partick, Glasgow. Her exact birth is not yet found, but it is around 1807.
William and Elizabeth's daughter Margaret was born on 9 March 1837 and christened on 23 March 1837 in Forgan, Fife. Son William (see above) was born on 26 June 1839 and christened on 16 July. Son David Gibb Raitt was born on 25 December 1841 and christened on 10 January 1842 in Forgan, Fife. It looks as though he died in 1927 in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Northumberland, aged 85. Daughter Elizabeth, was born on 25 July 1843 and christened on 6 August the same year in Forgan. According to his namesake son's death extract, William, his father was a seaman and presumably died between 1843-1851.
In the 1841 census for Marytown Village, Forgan, Fife there is Elizabeth Gibb, 30, born Scotland (presumably outside Fife); and children: Margaret Raitt, 4; and William Raitt, 2 - both born Fife. Husband William was likely away at sea on the night of the census.
In the 1851 census for Tay Cottage, Forgan, there is Elizabeth Rait, head, widow, 42, laundress, born Meigle, Perthshire; and children Margaret, 13, farm lab; William, 11, scholar; David, 9, scholar; and Elizabeth, 7, scholar - all born Forgan.
In the 1861 census for King Street, Forgan, there is Betsy Raitt, widow, 54, born Meigle; and daughter Elizabeth, 17, born Newport, Fife. And at Murraygate Dyers Close, Dundee, we find David Raitt, 19, born Forgan as a boarder in the large household of David Gibb, 51, ship carpenter, born Meigle, Perthshire. This will be surely the brother of his mother Elizabeth Gibb.
Son David Raitt married Ann Gillespie on 4 December 1868 at her home in Dundee. He was 27 and a ship wright journeyman, residing at Cowgate, Ferry Port-on-Craig - his parents, both deceased, were William Raitt, seaman (master) and Betsy Gibb. Ann was 28, a domestic servant, residing at 104 Princes St, Dundee - her parents were named as Joseph Gillespie, ironmoulder journeyman, and Isabella Thomson. A witness was Elizabeth Raitt, David's sister. Ann was born on 20 September 1840 in Abbotshall, Fife.
In the 1871 census living in Byker Street, Longbenton, Tynemouth, Northumberland we have David Raitt, 29, shipwright; wife Ann, 30; and daughter Isabella T., 1 - all born Scotland.
In 1881, still in Longbenton, but now living at 50, Mitchell Street there is David Raitt, 39, timber stock keeper and timber dealer, born Scotland; wife Annie, 40, born Scotland; and daughters Isabella Thompson, 11, scholar, born Scotland; Annie, 7, scholar, born Longbenton; and Elizabeth, 5, scolar, born Longbenton.
In the 1891 census the family had moved 84, Maugham Street, Benwell, Newcastle-upon-Tyne - David Raitt, 49, was a shipwright again; wife Anne, 50; and children; Isabella Thompson, 21, drapers machinist; Elizabeth, 15, domestic servant; and William, 8, scholar, born Longbenton.
The family is not yet found in 1901, however, I assume that since they were at the same address in 1911 as they were in 1891, then they were there in 1901.
In 1911 at 84, Maugham Street, Benwell, there is David Raitt, 69, retired shipwright, born Parish of Forgan, Fife; wife Annie, 70, born Parish of Abbotsham, Fife (should be Abbotshall?); and daughter Isabella Thomson, 41, single, born Parish of St Andrew, Dundee. Wife Ann had been married for 42 years and born five children, four of whom were still living. The child who died may have been Annie, not found in the 1891 census. Son William Raitt had married in the meantime and in 1911 is living at 39 Countess Avenue, Whitley Bay, Northumberland. He was 28, assistant schoolmaster employed by Northumberland County Council, born Longbenton with wife Annie Aitchison, 28, born Coldingham, Berwickshire. They had been married for under one year and had no children. The marriage between William Raitt and Annie A. Wilson was registered in the third quarter of 1910 in Newcastle-upon-Tyne. It seems as though William died in Newcastle-upon-Tyne in 1968, aged 85.
In the absence of census information for William Raitt, Elizabeth Gibb's husband, his date and place of birth is unknown; however, since his wife was born around 1807 and they married in 1833, then one can assume he was born about the same date. There are several possibilities, but I thought initially he may very well be the one born 22 July 1810 in Ferry Port on Craig, Fife to David Raitt and Margaret Sykes (supposition based on location and parental names carried down.) However, I have found a William Raitt, born on 12 August 1805 in Newport, Fife (baptized on 16 August 1805 and registered in Forgan) to William Raitt, boatman, and Mary Gilchrist resident there, who was a seaman. His Register Ticket was 74844, issued on 18 August 1845 at Newcastle, and he was ticketed at age 40 in the capacity of Mate, having first gone to sea as Apprentice in 1825. He was 5ft 10in tall, had a swarthy complexion, dark brown hair and grey eyes. He had not served in the Royal Navy nor been in Foreign Service. When unemployed he resided at Newport. The parish of Forgan and Newport are just across the River Tay from Dundee, Angus - so William Raitt may well have been related to other sea-faring Raitts nearby. See Raitt Master Mariners, Arbroath Mariners and Other Raitt Mariners. William Rait (sic) married Mary Gilchrist, both of the parish of Forgan, on 15 August 1800 in Forgan.
After he retired from teaching, William became an expert on bees (evidenced by calling his home Beecroft!). He was a regular contributor to the British Bee Journal and was Secretary of the East of Scotland Bee Society. His comments on two queens in the same of one of his hives attracted correspondence in the pages of the Journal and he was mentioned for having an observatory hive. When not judging honey at various events, he won prizes for his own honey as well as the silver medal for the best sample of English Comb Foundation (worker cells) made of pure bees' wax, not less than 10 lbs in weight. He also was the author of a new series of papers on bees and beekeeping which appeared weekly in the Dundee Courier from 14 February 1882. In the entry on bees in the Encyclopaedia Brittanica, 11th edition, it is noted that "the first roller press [for producing comb foundation in sheets] was made by the A.I. Root Co. in Ohio and imported by Mr William Raitt, a Scottish bee-keeper of repute in Perthshire, N.B." His occupation given on his son David's death extract was dealer in bee appliances - and his son obviously had followed his father's apiary hobby (see below and also Ye olde Raitt Shoppes).
In the 1841 census for Marytown Village, Forgan, Fife there is Elizabeth Gibb, 30, born Scotland (presumably outside Fife); and children: Margaret Raitt, 4; and William Raitt, 2 - both born Fife.
In the 1851 census for Tay Cottage, Forgan, there is Elizabeth Rait, head, widow, 42, laundress, born Meigle, Perthshire; and children Margaret, 13, farm lab; William, 11, scholar; David, 9, scholar; and Elizabeth, 7, scholar - all born Forgan.
In the 1861 census for Brae Head, Benholm, Kincardineshire, William Raitt, 21, Free Church schoolmaster, born Forgan, Fife, is a lodger.
In the 1871 census for Highbury Cottage, Nairn we find William Raitt, 31, school teacher, born Forgan, Fife; wife Grace, 31, teacher of needlework, born Kirkmichael, Perthshire; children: William, 8, scholar, born Renfrew, Renfrewshire; Elizabeth, 6, scholar, born Renfrew; Alexander, 4, scholar; Oswald, 0, born Nairn. Also in the household is Jessie McGregor, sister-in-law, 20, lady's maid, born Logierait, Perthshire.
In the 1881 census for Muir of Blair, Beecroft, Blairgowrie, Perthshire we find that William Raitt has given up teaching and moved from Angus to Perthshire to become a strawberry grower (4 acres) - he was 41, now a widower. With him are children Alexander S., 14, scholar, born Renfrew; Oswald, 10, scholar, born Nairn; Rudolph, 8, scholar, born Nairn; David, 8, scholar, born Nairn; and Robert McGregor, 7, scholar, born Liff & Benvie, Angus. Also the the household is Margaret Monair, sister, widow, 43, housekeeper, born Forgan; and her two sons William, 11, and David, 10, - both scholars, born Sligo, Perthshire (sic) - it should be Sligo, Ireland. William's namesake son will be the William Raitt, 18, clerk, born Hillhead, Renfrew lodging in the Hutchison household at Den Head of Gray, Liff & Benvie, Angus.
In the 1891 census, living in Perth Road, Blairgowrie, Perthshire, we find that the head of the household seems now to be Margaret Monair, 54, housekeeper, born Fife (though it gives her relationship as wife, but does not give an marital condition); with her are her two sons, William K. Monair, 21, comb maker, born Ireland; and David G. Monair, 20, newspaper reporter, born Ireland; and her two nephews David Raitt, 18, ironmonger, born Nairn; and Robert Raitt, 17, born Angus. Their brother Rudolph Raitt, 18, apprentice engineer (fitter), born Nairn is a lodger nearby at Cowgate, Errol, Perthshire. Brothers William and Alexander Raitt are not found in the census yet.
Regarding the sons of William Raitt and his two wives, the details so far discovered are given below in order of birth.
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Robert MacGregor Raitt was born 4 April 1874 in the Schoolhouse, Liff, Benvie and Invergowrie, Angus - the last son of William Raitt and Grace MacGregor. It would seem like most of his siblings, he too emigrated. The next name on the ship's list of the Raglan Castle, going to Cape Town on 30 September 1897 from London, after the afore-mentioned A. S. Raitt was R. Raitt, aged 29, also a merchant (and English ethnicity!) - despite the age this will presumably be Alexander's brother Robert MacGregor. He also seems to have stayed in South Africa since he was discharged (as a Corporal with pension) from the 12th South African Infantry on 18 June 1917 after being found unfit for further war service. He had a condition known as Dupuytren's contracture in his left hand, which originated about 1912, though the disability started three or four months before enlistment, and was aggravated by active service hauling guns over difficult country. The condition gradually deteriorated and led to two fingers being amputated as well as injury to the right hand. A carpenter by trade, he had enlisted for the duration of the war at Port Elizabeth on 10 January 1916 aged 41 and single.


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You don't want to miss the upcoming musical A Year With Frog and Toad, a great outing for the whole family.
The show is being put on by the CSA Theatre Company, which features many Marion Community Schools students (as well as others from around the county).
This whimsical show follows two great friends — the cheerful, popular Frog and the rather grumpy Toad — through four fun-filled seasons. Waking from hibernation in the spring, Frog and Toad plant gardens, swim in the summer, rake leaves in the fall, go sledding in the winter, and learn life lessons along the way. The two best friends celebrate and rejoice in the differences that make them unique and special. Part vaudeville, part make believe, all charm!
This musical, based on Arnold Lovel's well-loved books, was a hit on Broadway and was nominated for three Tony Awards. The jazzy, upbeat music bubbles with melody and wit, making it an inventive, exuberant and enchanting musical for the whole family. Come out and enjoy this version right here in Grant County, put on by our community's very talented kids!
Shows are at 7 p.m. Friday, Feb. 3, and Saturday, Feb. 4, and at 2 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 5. (Box office opens one our prior to showtime. Doors open for seating 30 minutes prior to showtime.)
For the best price, purchase your tickets in advance at CSA, 305 S. Adams St. in downtown Marion, or by phone at 765-662-6263. Open hours are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Thursday. Advance ticket prices are $18 for adults, and $12 for students (18 and younger) and seniors (60+). Ticket prices increase by $2 at the door the day of the show.
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Bauer, Thomas and Buchwald, Stephan and Reichert, Manfred (2013) Improving the Quality and Cost-effectiveness of Process-oriented, Service-driven Applications: Techniques for Enriching Business Process Models. In: Service-Driven Approaches to Architecture and Enterprise Integration. UNSPECIFIED, pp. 104-134.
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A key objective of any Service-driven architectural approach is to improve the alignment between business and information technology (IT). Business process management, service composition, and service orchestration, play major roles in achieving this goal. In particular, they allow for the process-aware integration of business actors, business data, and business services. To optimize business-IT alignment and to achieve high business value, the business processes implemented in process-aware information systems (PAISs) must be defined by domain experts, and not by members of the IT department. In current practice, however, the information relevant for process execution is usually not captured at the required level of detail in business process models. In turn, this requires costly interactions between IT departments and domain experts during process implementation. To improve this situation, required execution information should be captured at a sufficient level of detail during business process design (front-loading). As another drawback, existing methods and tools for business process design do not consider available Service-oriented Architecture (SOA) artifacts such as technical service descriptions during process design (look-ahead). Both front-loading and look-ahead are not adequately supported by existing business process modeling tools. In particular, for many process aspects, appropriate techniques for specifying them at a sufficient level of detail during business process design are missing. This chapter presents techniques for enabling front-loading and look-ahead for selected process aspects and investigates how executable process models can be derived from business process models when enriched with additional information.
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Members of Congress active on Irish issues welcomed the result of last week's Irish general election.
The return of Fianna F_il to power and success of Sinn FTin in the election was hailed by Rep. Peter King.
King said that Fianna F_il's success was "very important," because it would stabilize the Northern Ireland peace process.
Combined with the rise in support for Sinn FTin, the composition of the new D_il would also show the U.S. government that there was a majority nationalist and republican sentiment prevailing in Ireland's parliament.
"Stability is critical and the fact that Bertie Ahern is still leading the government shows that the dynamics that put together the Good Friday agreement are still in play," King said.
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Rep. Joe Crowley said that the election was good for the peace process in the North as it would maintain focus on a lasting settlement.
"I'm not surprised at Sinn FTin's success either," the New York Democrat said. "It's an indication from the South to the North of support for the peace process and the legitimization of Sinn FTin."
Rep. Richard Neal, who, like King and Crowley is a co-chair of the congressional Ad Hoc Committee for Irish Affairs, said that the "breadth of victory" for the nationalist parties in the election had underlined support for Ahern's committment to the peace process.
Neal, a Massachusetts Democrat, described the Sinn FTin performance as "quite stunning" and said that it was apt that those parties which had most vigorously supported the Good Friday agreement had enjoyed the greatest success in the election.
Fr. Sean McManus of the Irish National Caucus also focused on Sinn FTin's success.
In a statement, McManus said that Sinn FTin's "impressive" electoral performance had come despite the recent hearings before the House International Relations in Washington on the so-called Colombia Three, and despite the "sinister efforts" of the committee chairman, Rep. Henry Hyde, to "embarrass Sinn Fein and thereby harm the Irish peace process."
Meanwhile, newly elected Sinn FTin TD Martin Ferris is likely to be the first of his party's expanded D_il group to visit the U.S.
Already a familiar figure to Irish Americans, the onetime IRA gunrunner will probably visit at least a couple of American cities within the next month or so, according to a well-placed source.
Ferris topped the poll in North Kerry in a contest that saw the end of the political career of former Labor Party leader and tanaiste Dick Spring.
Spring was tan_iste when Ferris was arrested in connection with the 1984 gunrunning incident involving the U.S. trawler Valhalla, out of Gloucester, Mass., and the Fenit, Co. Kerry, fishing boat Marita Ann.
Ferris is now one of five Sinn FTin TDs who will take seats in the new D_il.