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- NAME: Alex Kingston
- OCCUPATION: Actress
- BIRTH DATE: March 11, 1963 (Age: 51)
- EDUCATION: Rosebery School for Girls, Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts
- PLACE OF BIRTH: Epsom, Surrey, England, United Kingdom
- Full Name: Alexandra Elizabeth Kingston
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Alex Kingston is a British actress best known internationally for her role as Dr. Elizabeth Corday on the American hit TV show ER, and for playing the title role in the 1996 U.K. miniseries The Fortunes and Misfortunes of Moll Flanders.
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Born just outside of London, England, in the suburban area of Surrey on March 11, 1963, Alex Kingston first tried acting at the suggestion of a teacher at Rosebery School for Girls. She went on to attend London's prestigious Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts. Her impressive body of work has spanned the theater (King Lear, See How They Run); feature films (Croupier, Essex Boys); and television (ER, Doctor Who).
Early Life
Actress Alex Kingston was born Alexandra Elizabeth Kingston in Epsom, Surrey, England, to a British father and German mother, on March 11, 1963. She made her stage debut in a nativity play at age 5 and, while growing up with her two younger sisters, was encouraged to try acting as a student at the Rosebery School for Girls.
After performing in a Surrey County Youth Theatre production of Tom Jones, Kingston went on to attend the prestigious Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts, where she completed the two-year program and met her future husband, fellow actor Ralph Fiennes. She later joined the Royal Shakespeare Company.
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Kingston's first professional role, at age 15, was as a bully on the hit British TV series Grange Hill. Later, she won acclaim in the title role of the miniseries The Fortunes and Misfortunes of Moll Flanders. She was also featured as Dr. Blanche Mottershead, a lesbian archaeologist, on the 2012 revival of PBS' popular Upstairs Downstairs, a precursor to the massively popular Downton Abbey.
Kingston's international visibility increased exponentially when she joined the top-rated American TV show ER, where she played the brilliant and volatile British surgeon Elizabeth Corday for seven seasons. Her signature curly red hair and throaty, aristocratic British accent have served her well, underlining her ability to play both classical stage roles and romantic parts for film and television.
The actress has a recurring role as Professor River Song on the immensely popular British TV series Doctor Who, in which she first appeared in 2008. Although she originally was slated to appear for only two episodes, the popularity of the character prompted the show's producers to bring her back. Produced by the BBC, Doctor Who is listed in Guinness World Records as the longest-running science fiction series of all time.
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Kingston was married to fellow actor Ralph Fiennes, whom she divorced in 1997. She has one child, a daughter, Salome Violetta Haertel, with her second husband, German journalist Florian Haertel; the couple is separated. She lives between Los Angeles, where her daughter is in school, and England, depending upon where her work takes her.
The actress, who speaks fluent German, recently discovered her Jewish heritage while appearing on an episode of BBC's Who Do You Think You Are?.
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Review by: Laura, Enfield/CT, 8/8/2010
I have a prosthetic limb and the Angel was too wide and large in length for the prosthetic limb. My other foot fit wonderfully in this shoe. I would recommend trying this shoe even though my experience did not work out and I had to return the shoes. I selected the Louise which fits the needs of both my feet. I wish the manufacturer would offer people the opportunity to buy two differnt sizes of the same style since many people even without a prosthesis have one foot larger than the other and require two different sizes or widths.
Review by: BERNADETTE, MEDFORD NY, 7/22/2010
Review by: Terry, gladstonemi, 7/17/2010
These are a GREAT pair of shoes on at least the 5th pair of this style. I work 12 hour shifts-constantly on my feet. They are the best fitting and lightest shoe I have owned. This is the only shoe I will wearno breaking in needed.
Review by: Kate, Titus AL, 7/1/2010
these are the most comfortable shoes I have ever owned. I feel like I am walking on pillows even on concrete or tile floors. I LOVE THEM.
Review by: Barb, Arlington Heights I, 6/29/2010
This is the one to buy if you have orthotic insoles I have high arches arthritis a Morton''s neuroma and on my feet all day on cement hospital floors. The toe box is nice roomy. I bought a half size larger a wide width to allow for swelling. Best thing I ever did. I would like a bit more cushioning on the sole so I''m going to try a gel insert above or below my insoles. I think there will be enough room. The Dove is okay but the elastic on top is tight. These ties allow me to loosen to a comfortable level wear them like slip ons without the back slipping off my heel. My favorite
Review by: Eileen, Texas, 5/16/2010
This about the 6th pair of these shoes I have bought and are the best shoes I have ever worn as a nurse.
Review by: Dana, Bethlehem PA, 3/30/2010
Love this shoe A co-worker of mine has this shoe and said how comfortable it is so I thought I would give it a try.. You wont be dissapointed verrrrryyyy comfortable
Review by: steph, n.y., 2/24/2010
have worn these shoes for years and i love them occasionally try other styles and always go back to these
Review by: Brenda, Grapeland TX, 2/2/2010
discovered too late the shoes were too big yet i feel a half size down would be too small the foot slides forward causing pain to the ball of the foottoo much room in the shoe causes the shoe to move up and down when i walk.
Review by: Pat, Venice FL, 1/23/2010
I felt this product half size small
Not so cool-looking this shoe is incredibly light-weight and I suspect very comfortable throughout the day. I love the squared toe box. I''ve exchanged them for a larger size and am hoping they work out.
Review by: April, Panama City Florida, 1/9/2010
Product arrived as expected and in a timely manner. Ordering was not a problem. Found a coupon online and will use this service even without a coupon next time.
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Review by: sonia, baltimore MD, 11/16/2009
great product. fast deliveryGood costumer service
Review by: Nancy, Tucson AZ, 10/12/2009
It''s all good.
Review by: Robin, NJ, 9/16/2009
I was looking for an all white running shoe because I have a very high arch and with no luck I thought I would give the Nurse Mates a try. These shoes are just like a running shoe They are so light and comfortable that I just bought a second pair Thanks Nurse Mates
Review by: denise, deer park ny, 8/17/2009
product came quickly.
Review by: Pat, Bear DE, 8/9/2009
This is the first pair of Nurse Mates that I have purchased and I am sold on this brand I cannot believe how light-weight these shoes are You feel as though you are walking on the "cushiest" soles ever I would highly recommend them
Review by: Teresa, Rio Grande NJ, 6/23/2009
This is not my first pair of Angels. They are a wonderful shoe. I like the snugness of tie shoes as being a waitress support is the only way to go. Love my Angels
Review by: susan, FL, 5/13/2009
I foolishly ordered the smaller size than I usually get because they do stretch..they are leather. But They do not fit.. Have worn one pair will be sending the other back and getting the larger size. Otherwise I''ve been wearing these shoes for several years. The tops carck after about 6 months.
Review by: Judy, Campbellsville KY, 5/23/2009
This is a shoe I can walk miles as soon as I put them on new. Best nursing shoe I''ve ever bought.
Review by: Mary, Merritt Island FL, 4/1/2009
I ordered the Nurse Mates Angels about 3 weeks ago and when they arrived I put them on to go shopping. I was surprised that they did not hurt my feet from day one. I usually have pain in my little toes until I "break in" a new pair of shoes but these fit perfectly they are light weight and super comfortable. And after 3 weeks they still look clean and bright.
Review by: Peggy, Denison TX, 3/29/2009
I really like the shoes. They are light-weight supportive and attractive. Thanks.
Review by: Lynn, Frederick MD, 2/9/2009
At the end of a shift my feet feel fine. These shoes are very comfortable. Shoeline delivered them promptly. ~The shoes fit true to size e.g. length and width. Happy with this purchase.
Review by: nice, ct, 1/3/2009
very comfortable i work 12 hours a day and my feet doesn''t hurt at all.
Review by: Gary, Shinnson/WV, 12/29/2008
This was a Christmas present that she really needed since the shoes she normally buys are half the quality. She tried them on Christmas morning and walked around the house for awhile. She commented on how much better they felt compared to her old shoes. She is an Oncology nurse and is on her feet over eight hours a day. Her feet have always had problems and at one time she had surgery on her right foot and they removed a bone in it. Hopefully these shoes will help her aching feet at work. I have no doubt they will They also arrived in two days Greatfast and reliable Highly recommend
Review by: Carl, Boynton Beach FL, 11/19/2008
These are so comfortable I would recommend them to anyone who is on their feet all day. I have worn this style for many many years.
Review by: Sue, Florida, 11/16/2008
This is the third pair of "Angel" shoes I''ve bought and they are the most comfortable work shoes ever. I wear an 11M and they fit perfectly.
Review by: Patty, LatrobePA, 10/31/2008
I work at a hospital and am on my feet all day. My feet were really hurting at the end of my day. My feet felt a lot better within the week of wearing the shoes.
Review by: Debby, Latrobe pa, 10/6/2008
These shoes are very comfortable you do not even realize you have them on.
Review by: Deidre, Walden NY, 8/14/2008
I have been looking for a shoe like this for years. When I read the previous comments on this shoe I decided to give it a try. I am soooo glad that I took the advise of other people''s ratings. This is the most comfortable shoe I have worn in a very long time. It''s soft leather makes it bendable so you won''t have to break them in. Give them a try You''ll love ''em
Review by: xinmei, santa clara ca, 8/13/2008
it is a good shoes for your feet.
Review by: Christine, Locust Hill VA, 6/23/2008
Very comfortable shoe Fit was right on in size and width.
Review by: deborah, massachusetts, 6/9/2008
I wear the shoes for waitressing. They are very comfortable
Review by: Carol, McDonough, 6/2/2008
I work for a school system and I have bought this shoe every year for the last four years. This is the best shoe for all day working on your feet.
Review by: Lisa, Farmington Hills MI, 4/28/2008
Love the shoe. Great support. Nice look and doesn''t look to bad with skirts or dresses
Review by: Sheyla, Peachtree City GA, 4/20/2008
Vey nice shoe Stylish and comfortable
Review by: Petrina, Desert Hot Springs , 4/1/2008
This shoe is very comfortable. Nice and cushy compared to the Louise style.
Review by: Pat, NJ, 1/28/2008
Comfortable shoe fits well no difficultly breaking in. Was able to wear it 12 shift first day with no problems. Great service will order again.
Review by: Diane, Oswego IL, 12/9/2007
I really like this website and free shipping
Review by: Sandi, Orlando/Florida, 8/26/2007
I have worn this shoe for over 15 years. It has been hard to find in the last few years. Thanks for having this selection. Service was great. I received the shoes in a few days. I will order from you again.
Review by: Yu-Jung, Mesa/AZ, 7/22/2007
It felt warm inside of the shoes. It is lined with felt-like fabric so it is soft but kept my feet warm. This will be a great pair of shoes in winter. Classic but stylish with soft white leather top and is feather-weight. Overall i am very happy with this pair.
Review by: Diane, saxonburgpa, 7/3/2007
I have bought this nursemate shoe many times. Its a perfect fit from day one. I like that i can order wide which the stores do not always carry.
Review by: Mary Ann, Chicago IL, 5/28/2007
One of the most comfortable shoes I have ever had This is my second pair. They are light and soft yet have good support.
Review by: kasandra, mcdonough ga, 5/12/2007
Nice shoe fast shipping.
Review by: Lesley Murrell, Memphis/Tn, 4/7/2007
This shoe was purchased for my mother a nurse who has broken her ankle. So the shoe was just right it was light weight perfect for walking. Very good buy
Review by: Jacqueline, Lemoore/CA, 2/21/2007
These shoes are totally comfortable. I work in a veterinary office and usually hit the ground running every morning. These shoes are a great fit.
Review by: Sandy, CantonOhio, 2/13/2007
I actually already had a pair of these and they are the most comfortable nursing shoes I''ve ever owned. I''ve recommended them to many of my nursing friends.
Review by: julie, silver spring/md, 2/8/2007
FIrst pair of nursemates i''ve ever owned. I like them so far. Keep my feet comfortable for most of a busy 12 hour day. I would definately purchase this product/brand again.
Review by: Sharon, HillsboroughNC, 1/31/2007
I like my Angels very much. I especially love the easy return method.
Review by: Linda, Berea Kentucky, 10/17/2006
I am a new nurse and I have bought several pairs of shoes for work and these are the only kind that I can work 13 hours aday and have total comfort.THANK YOU SO MUCH... Linda
Review by: Julie, Flower Mound TX, 10/12/2006
Very comfortable show over 12 hours - I did not think once about my feet
Review by: Cynthia, OceansideCA, 10/1/2006
I bought 2 pair and actually sold one to a nurse at work. Another nurse wants your web site so she can order a pair. They make your feet happy
Review by: SUE, FLORIDA, 9/6/2006
Review by: Judy, Campbellsville/Ky, 9/4/2006
Excellent shoes that need no breaking in. Can purchase put on and wear for a full day of work with no hurting feet. Also has very professional look.
Review by: debbie, Royersford Pa, 9/5/2006
Been wearing this brand and type for 4 years-Love them
Review by: Maribeth, Laurel Springs NJ, 8/23/2006
Excellent shoe.
Review by: Clare, Parma Heights Ohio, 8/15/2006
I have been wearing these shoes and this style for about 5 years now and would recommend them to anyone who is on their feet al day with their job. I am a .R.N.and are very happy with the nursemate shoes.
Review by: Lynn, Nashville/TN, 8/14/2006
Fantastic Customer service I would absolutely shop with Shoeline.com again.
Review by: Dan, Dixon, 8/15/2006
Shoes fit find fast shipping
Review by: marjorie, Glastonbury CT, 7/3/2006
I was asked to comment on the quality of these shoes...I was sidetracked as I saw I could order another pair and that is exactly what I just did. I LOVED these shoes. They are exactly as described. They are well made extremely comfortable very light and affordable. The no shipping fee is an awesome feature and a terrific marketing tool for your company. The merchandise return looked so simple but I did not need to use that feature. I could not be happier. MJR
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Review by: Patsy, IndianapolisIN, 5/14/2006
I went for the traditional style-I opted for 1/2 size larger-in that I normally wear ankle socks over my 3/4 length socks-gives me a more snug fit-the shoe lacks that cushion-like feeling-which is important for me-wearing the 2 pairs of socks helped achieve the comfort I needed.
Review by: Lawrence, W. Collingswood NJ, 5/8/2006
wish all purchases went as smooth as this did This is a repeat purchase thanks for the great service
Review by: Vickie, Monroe Mi, 4/2/2006
Shipped very fast the shoe is very comfortable and I love it...Excellent service from this company
Review by: Tina, Pomona CA, 4/2/2006
The shoes are excellent and I am glad I was able to purchase them. I was unable to find them in any store. So thanks for the internet availability.
Review by: Brenda, Gloucester Va, 3/19/2006
I have worn these shoes since nursing school and would never own any other nursing shoe.
Review by: Carol, Lancaster OH, 3/17/2006
True to size seem comfortable. Have only tried them on. The toe part of the shoe seems long doesn''t appear as long in the picture. Needed for class then found out probably wouldn''t wear scrubs on the job so I''m going to exchange for a more athletic style that I can wear when I''m not in class.
Review by: Shirley, Jacksonville AR, 2/27/2006
Extremely comfortable for long hours on your feet.
Review by: M, Pensacola FL, 11/29/2005
Nice web site and easy to order.
Review by: Darlene, Buena Park/Californi, 11/28/2005
I really was happy with these shoes. They are as advertised.
Review by: Stact, Georgetown TX, 10/25/2005
Great Shoes My second pair in this style. Quick Shipment. Thanks
Review by: Suzi, Dublin OH, 10/5/2005
We purchased these for our daughter to wear for band. Due to foot problems she is unable to wear the standard band shoes. These fit and accomodate her orthotics. Shoeline was great about exchanging a different pair we had tried first -NO HASSLE and very good service
Review by: EMMA, DURYEA/PA, 9/11/2005
I bought these shoes a while back. I''m not a nurse but I have flat feet. Many shoes don''t work for me. These shoes are perfect I use them for walking instead of sneakers. When these go I will definately buy again
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Definition of aristocracy in English:
Syllabification: ar·is·toc·ra·cyPronunciation: /ˌariˈstäkrəsē
( plural aristocracies)
- 1The highest class in certain societies, especially those holding hereditary titles or offices: the ancient Polish aristocracy had hereditary right to elect the kingMore example sentences
- Classes are obvious - there were the aristocracy, the middle class or bourgeois, and of course the peasantry or rustic class.
- Scott's casual attitude to debt was certainly closer to that of the aristocracy than the middle class.
- This step was taken much earlier in London, where the Philharmonic Society was founded by an élite of the aristocracy, gentry, City, and professions in 1813.
nobility, peerage, gentry, gentility, upper class, ruling class, elite, high society, establishment, haut monde; aristocrats, lords, ladies, peers, peers of the realm, nobles, noblemen, noblewomen• informal upper crust, top drawer, aristos - 1.1A form of government in which power is held by the nobility.More example sentences
- Aristotle produced a complex taxonomy of constitutions, the three main types of which are monarchy, aristocracy, and democracy.
- Both argued that irrespective of the form of government, be it monarchy, aristocracy, or democracy, a relatively compact minority always ruled.
- Aristotle pointed out in his book of lectures The Politics and in his studies of constitutions that aristocracy as an ideal too often degenerated into either oligarchy, the rule of the powerful, or plutocracy, the rule of the rich.
- 1.2A state governed by the aristocracy.More example sentences
- This would continue for some time in Byzantium and in Scandinavia, in polities of strong public power or weak aristocracies.
- Early British occupation was disruptive: aristocracies lost power and influence to the new rulers, the conditions under which land was held could be changed, and taxation was more rigorously enforced.
- Rather they reveal Tocqueville's fixation on the contrast between classes in aristocracies and democracies.
- 1.3A group regarded as privileged or superior in a particular sphere: high-level technocrats make up a large part of this "technical aristocracy."More example sentences
- He dresses film stars, supermodels and the aristocracy of pop in clothes that are symbols of status and success.
- In more recent years the new aristocracies of the pop world have changed the city's landscape in their own glamorous ways.
- The marketing gurus have been the aristocracy of the sales-marketing community.
late 15th century: from Old French aristocratie, from Greek aristokratia, from aristos 'best' + -kratia 'power'. The term originally denoted the government of a state by its best citizens, later by the rich and well-born, hence the sense 'nobility', regardless of the form of government (mid 17th century).
Aristocracy, oligarchy, and plutocracy are sometimes confused. All mean some form of rule by a small elite. Aristocracy is rule by a traditional elite, held to be made up of 'the best' people, and is usually hereditary. Oligarchy is literally rule by a few. Plutocracy is rule by the (necessarily few) very rich.
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Sink types, choices, recommendations for kitchens & baths: this article discusses the properties, pros, and cons of different types of sinks and sink materials, including self-rimming sinks, flushmount sinks, and undermount sinks. We discuss the choices of enameled steel sinks, solid surfacing and composite sinks, cultured marble sinks, vitreous china (porcelain) sinks, acrylic sinks and basins, stainless steel sink properties, and enameled cast iron sinks. Green links show where you are. © Copyright 2014 InspectApedia.com, All Rights Reserved. Design Guide to Plumbing Fixtures for Kitchens & Bathrooms
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Many "builders' grade" lavatory sinks are undersized for basic grooming tasks, such as tooth brushing and face washing without splashing water across the vanity top. If the client plans to wash hair, water plants, or perform other household chores at the lavatory, an oversized bowl is recommended. A sink with the faucet offset to one side, with a pivoting spout, provides still more usable space. Mounting Procedures for Sink Fixtures (Faucets)
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Acrylic Sinks for Baths & Kitchens: properties, pluses, minusesA relative newcomer, acrylic sinks are made of the same materials as acrylic tubs or showers. Made from heat-molded 1/8 -inch thick acrylic plastic sheets, the fixtures are molded into a wide variety of shapes, then reinforced on the back side with fiberglass and resin. The surface is nonporous and very stain-resistant, but it is relatively soft and easy to scratch. It is also vulnerable to petroleum based chemicals and heat, for example from a hot skillet. Burns are not repairable. On the plus side, acrylic has good noise dampening characteristics and can tolerate bleach when needed for a difficult stain. The color goes all the way through the material, so it is possible to sand or buff out small scratches with auto polishing compound or special acrylic polish. For larger scratches, use 400- to 600-grit sandpaper and buff with baking soda. Composite Sink GuideSimilar to solid surfacing, composite sinks are a cast polymer using crushed quartz or granite as the filler. High-quality composites have similar characteristics to engineered stone counters, and in some cases are seamlessly cast from the same material (Figure 6-50).
In general, they provide excellent resistance against stains, scratches, chips, and fading. They also tolerate heat well. For example, the sinks made from Moenstone (Moen) and Kindred Granite (FHP Kindred) can tolerate temperatures up to 530°F for short periods. Finishes range from matte to a satin semigloss. Cleaning instructions vary from manufacturer to manufacturer, but most recommend mild nonabrasive cleansers and nylon scrub pads for everyday cleaning and ScotchBrite™ pads and abrasive cleansers as needed. Scratches or stubborn stains can be sanded out as with solid surfacing, although matching a glossy finish may be difficult (one solution is to sand the whole sink). Metal scouring pads or cast-iron cookware can leave rust stains on composite sinks. Concentrated bleaches, paint strippers, or products containing formic acid (drain cleaner) can discolor the surface. An application of Gel-Glos™ (T.R. Industries) or Invisible Shield® (Unelko Corp.) is recommended by some manufacturers to maintain the sheen and ease of cleaning. Copper SinksCultured Marble Sink Properties
Enameled Steel Sink ChoicesThis uses the same process as enameled cast iron, but with a substrate of stamped 14-gauge steel. These sinks weigh half or less than a comparable cast-iron model, making them easier on the installer. But the lighter, less rigid substrate does not dampen noise as well and is more likely to chip if a heavy object is dropped. One alternative is a hybrid from American Standard called Americast, introduced in the late 1980s, which uses enameled steel on the inside and a cast-polymer composite on the outside to create a sturdy tub with half the weight of cast iron. Enameled Cast Iron Sink PropertiesSolid Surfacing Sink ChoicesStainless Steel Sink Characteristics & RecommendationsAvoid the cheapest sinks, which use lightweight steel (20 to 23 gauge), as they can flex or dent; also avoid low-nickel alloys, such as 18-8, which can tarnish. Lightweight steel sinks also tend to be noisy with a waste disposer. Good quality sinks are typically 18-gauge or thicker and use high-quality alloys, such as 18-10. Also avoid steel sinks with a polished finish, which is difficult to maintain. A brushed (matte) finish hides scratches from normal use and cleaning. And although good quality stainless is tough to damage, it is not indestructible. It can develop rust stains from steel wool residue or prolonged contact with cast iron cookware. Also, prolonged contact with concentrated bleach solutions, strong acids, or salty materials can cause pitting. Still, for function and economy, steel is hard to beat. Specialty sinks: custom cast in cement, cut stone, hand-set tile, other forms
Stone Sinks: properties, photographs, applicationsVitreous China Sink Choices - Porcelain SinksKitchen and Bath Product Manufacturers, Sources, AssociationsKitchen & Bath Industry AssociationsAssociation of Home Appliance Manufacturers(AHAM) www.aham.org National Kitchen and Bath Association (NKBA) www.nkba.org Ceramic Tile Institute of America www.ctioa.org Home Ventilation Institute (HVI) www.hvi.org Marble Institute of America www.marble-institute.com Porcelain Enamel Institute (PEI) www.porcelainenamel.com Tile Council of America (TCA) www.tileusa.com -- Adapted with permission from Best Practices Guide to Residential Construction. ...
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Mack "Mac Olen Gray, 86, of Floresville, formerly of Kingsland, passed away on Oct. 2, 2013. He was born to William McMurrian and Gladys Velma [McNeil] Gray on May 18, 1927 in Lytle, Texas. Mr. Gray proudly served his country in the United States Navy and Air Force during World War II, Korean conflict and Viet Nam retiring from the Air Force as a Master Sergeant on May 1, 1972 at Ellington AFB, Texas. Following his discharge Mac was employed and retired from the Harris County Sheriff office as a computer programmer, he taught Data Processing at the Manpower school of Business and worked as an engineer for Ameripan Oil in Chicago, Ill. Mac is survived by daughter and son-in-law, Cindy and Joe of League City, grandchildren, Gene, Allen, Mark, Joshua, Jordan, Shanna, Crystal, Scott and Brandon; siblings, Preston, Jim, Henry, Dee and Mary Nell. Mac was preceded in death by his parents; wife, Doris Jeanette; son, Tim; and daughters, Karen and Barbara Lynn and Sister Pauline. Visitations were held at Putnam Funeral Home on Sunday, Oct. 6, 2013 from 4-6 p.m. Funeral services were held on Monday, Oct. 7, 2013 at the Walnut United Methodist Church at 11 a.m. with burial following at Lakeland Hills Memorial Park in Burnet. Officiating will be Rev. Grady Roe and the Highland Lakes Honor Guard. An online guest register may be signed at www.PutnamCares.com. Memorial contributions may be made in Macs memory to the Veterans of Foreign Wars or the American Cancer society. Funeral arrangements were made by Putnam Funeral Home and Crematory in Kingsland |
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The attacks of September 11, 2001, represented the beginning of what President Bush has called "a new kind of war." While terrorism itself has long been on our spectrum of real and immediate threats, the magnitude of the attacks and the administration's aggressive and expansive response have changed the definition of national security. Homeland security, the new first priority, needs to be integrated with more traditional national security concerns. The role of the Intelligence Community must strike a new balance in terms of foreign intelligence and domestic security. The military mission should be redefined. Meeting all of these challenges demands a fundamental transformation of American strategy, armed forces, and national security organization. This conference identified key issues and questions and was the inaugural event in a long-term project to assess defense transformation. This report summarizes the discussions from that workshop.
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Short story of validation that to me is a reminder of why we do what we do, and that we are where we are meant to be.
I started a new group in Denver in December. The group had tried to form before but faded out, so it was a surprise to me when six individuals came to the first group. A general discussion was held explaining a multitude of options and possibilities for a myriad of situations one might face when experiencing vision loss. Labeling and marking appliances came up and the residents wanted to mark their mailboxes and washers and dryers. I was told that someone would have to talk to "the powers that be" and that it may be a challenge.
The next month I brought labeling as the topic including a variety of labeling options. I gave examples of a few types of dots used to mark appliances to a resident who is on the Residents' council and who was in contact with "the powers that be."
Today, someone from maintenance came to the group and was extremely excited and willing to help make mailboxes, keyholes in doors, and washers and dryers accessible. She had already ordered more dots, and planned to keep a supply on hand for any new residents with vision loss. She took down names and apartment numbers and stated the requested dots would be on their doors or mailboxes by tomorrow. She also was interested in using fabric paint or other more permanent marking for the community washers and dryers.
Pretty neat when a facility cares so much about their residents, and embraces accessibility!
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I am really glad to send you some good reports from Poland. It is finished! Last weekend in Warsaw at the Third National Coffee House Conference I showed the first copy of Free to Grow. We now have 1,000 copies of Free to Grow in Polish! Also, Concerned Persons is translated. At the conference people contributed about 25% of the money we will need for the first printing.
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Bastille Day is coming up in a couple of days. To celebrate, the G.H. MUMM historic champagne firm created an iPhone app on How to be true gentlemen with champagne. No, really.
The app is designed to initiate users into the rituals and rules of champagne, all linked to politeness, etiquette and good manners.
This is a 12-chapter guide to 100 champagne protocols so that you can learn all the dos and don'ts of champagne. In particular, havent you always wanted to handle a jeroboam, sabre a bottle of champagne, bring it to the perfect temperature, and serve it in an appropriate glass? Come on, fess up. So far, five of the chapters are available from the Apple Store, or from G.H. MUMMs site.
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----------------------------------------------------------- This is an automatically generated e-mail. To reply, visit: https://reviews.apache.org/r/8973/ ----------------------------------------------------------- (Updated Jan. 16, 2013, 8:04 p.m.) Review request for Flume. Changes ------- Updated with bug # Description ------- The EmbeddedAgent does not shutdown the supervisor, this was done initially so that exceptions could be caught during a components stop method. However, this causes non-daemon threads to continue to run causing the JVM to stay alive. This addresses bug FLUME-1849. https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FLUME-1849 Diffs ----- flume-ng-embedded-agent/src/main/java/org/apache/flume/agent/embedded/EmbeddedAgent.java 4adbea7 flume-ng-embedded-agent/src/test/java/org/apache/flume/agent/embedded/TestEmbeddedAgentEmbeddedSource.java b315770 Diff: https://reviews.apache.org/r/8973/diff/ Testing ------- Unit tests pass. Three unit tests are removed which cannot be supported given the fact that we need to use the supervisor to do the shutdown. I manually verified the JVM can shutdown with this patch. Thanks, Brock Noland +
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BSN Syntha-6™ Protein Powder Mochaccino -- 2.91 lbs
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This product is great! It's at a good price point, the stats are awesome, and it's really tasty. I like it best with really cold water and drink it following morning workouts. I wish this mochaccino flavor also came in the isolate but it doesn't yet.
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Great taste, mixes well!
Great taste in protein shake after a workout. Have recently began mixing two teaspoons in my first 8 oz. cup of morning coffee, to give me a shot of protein to start my day. Mixes well, no clumps.
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My favorite syntha protein
I've tried quite a few different syntha-6 protein powders, and the mochaccino is my favorite. Love it, especially when added to milk - it's like an iced latte :)
July 16, 2013
ótimo produto, gosto incrivel
muito bom para o pós treino
June 22, 2013
Best Tasting Protein Powder . . . .
I have tried a lot of protein powders on the market and have yet to find a product that has a combination of ingredients and taste as good Syntha 6. I have tried other popular brands but always come back to Syntha 6. Although I would rather have a few less than the 200 calories per serving, the blend of proteins, low sugar (2g) and the additional BCAA's along with the incredible taste is hard to beat. I also like the fact that you get 22g of protein with only one scoop. It mixes well with water, skim milk or in a protein shake. I have tried several of the flavors and have enjoyed them all. My favorite is a scoop of Syntha 6, one banana, scoop of ice and about a half a cup (to a cup) of skim milk. Mix it up in the blender and Boom . . . it is like a treat!
March 12, 2013


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Canon is sticking to what works in its PowerShot A720 IS. Mostly similar to its older A710 IS sibling, it strikes a less hefty pose, but more importantly, this camera improves in the areas of face detection and autoexposure. With a complement of manual exposure controls, old is made new again Read more
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