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February's been a tough month for the surf world. Here are three tributes to the few legends who've left us way too soon.Keith Paull (1946-2004)Keith Paull was a key member of the most influential movement in surfing's history – the Shortboard Revolution. Paull, along with Nat Young, Bob Mc Tavish and Wayne Lynch, helped lead the sport into the modern era. Paull was a progenitor of the "power crouch" style and was described by Wayne "{{{Rabbit}}}" Bartholomew in The Encyclopedia of Surfing as having "the most beautiful style in surfing."Paull won the 1968 Australian Titles despite only having one year of contest experience. He became a well-known and respected shaper on the Gold Coast of Australia in the 1970′s, but like fellow Gold Coast legend, Michael Peterson, Paull fell victim to the ravages of schizophrenia. He continued to live in Queensland until his death early this year.Robert "Redman" Manville (1952-2004)Robert "Redman" Manville was an East Coast shaping legend who hand crafted an estimated 40,000 surfboards. He worked as a production shaper for over forty manufacturers including Weber, Hatteras Glass, WRV. Stewart and Jacobs. According to former ASP standout Wes Laine, Redman was "well respected but was always super humble and quiet." Redman's dedication to his craft was of mythical proportion. According to WRV factory manager Pat Herrle, "that guy lived for shaping – outside the shaping room he got weird and shaky – when he was in his element he was king daddy." Redman's car license plate read "Shaper" and he kept shaping long after he was diagnosed with terminal illness. Last year he was rushed to the hospital and was pronounced dead, but was revived. Soon after he was up and back in the shaping room. "Shaping was his life and he always stayed dedicated to what he loved," says Laine.A paddle out ceremony in Redman's honor was held on February 6 at the Kitty Hawk Pier. The surf that day, according to Laine, was firing. Jim Fuller (1947-2004)Southern Californian Jim Fuller was also a legendary production shaper. He worked for a ton of companies such as Aloha, Gordie and South Shore, but is perhaps best known as the mentor for Matt "Mayhem" Biolos of . ..Lost. Biolos started out as the clean up boy in Fuller's shaping room and Fuller taught him everything he knew about making surfboards. "Unlike most shapers, he had no problem giving the younger guys tips and showing them stuff," says {{{Jimmy}}} Nudo, owner of the San Clemente Surf Company. "He was a big guy, with a big voice – a wild partier, but he had no ego and he treated everyone the same," says Nudo. Nudo also marveled at Fuller's prolific output. "He could shape anything," says Nudo. "Longboards, shortboards, kneeboards, he did it all."Another well known San Clemente shaper, Timmy Patterson, remembers Fuller as a "rough looking, funny guy." Nudo adds that Fuller had the reputation of being a fine surfer, waterman and a dependable friend to his buddies. "He was the kind of guy who would come down in the middle of the night to bail you out of jail," says Nudo.Fuller succumbed to complications from diabetes in early February. A paddle out memorial was held last Saturday at Huntington Pier. As a fitting tribute, Fuller's friends spread his ashes along with foam dust from his shaping room. – Jamie Tierney
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Not sure how well known this is but my father who is a Jbay pioneer form back in the day claims that Keith Paull was the first person to surf Super tubes. There is a story that he and someone called the animal jumped off a oil drilling ship off the break one day ona monsterous swell and tore into it.
Does anyone here knwo if there are any articles to verify this? I am very innterested.
Richard Turner
I just scored a approx. 9'0″ single fin Jim fuller classic. I knew when I first saw this board I see alot of majic to it! I havent surfed it but I know it will hold up against some big waves. I live on the central coast, slo county and looking forward to ripping some waves up with this jem. anyone with questions you can e-mail me at firstname.lastname@example.com. peace!
I have a dewey weber trifin 8 foot shaped by redman from the early seventies.Any other dewey webers out there shaped by redman?thanks matt
@Richard Turner, Nat Young was called 'the Animal'. Also Paul Witzig made a surf film called 'Animals' which featured Nat et al… ??
My daughter rides a 7-2 WRV board shaped by Robert redman Manville.She loves it and says its a magic board.We will treasure it knowing its background.


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WASHINGTON – The United States has filed civil injunction complaints in three federal courts on the east and west coasts, seeking to bar promotions of alleged tax-fraud schemes, the Justice Department announced today. The government complaints and other court papers allege that a multi-level marketing organization called Pinnacle Quest International (PQI) and a number of individuals and organizations currently or formerly affiliated with it are promoting a variety of fraudulent tax defier schemes.
The complaint filed against PQI alleges that the organization has 830 salespeople, thousands of customers, and gross sales from 2002 through 2006 of approximately $54 millions. During the same period, PQIs leaders allegedly received commissions from sales of PQI products of approximately $8.8 million.
Court papers allege the defendants have sold tax-fraud and other schemes through vendors at trade-show-like conferences at resorts around the world and—in one instance—at a 400-person conference on the Celebrity Cruise Line ship Galaxy in the Mediterranean Sea in May of 2007. The complaint describes PQI vendors as a Whos Who of notorious tax defiers.
The complaint alleges that one PQI promoter on the Galaxy cruise was Sherry Peel Jackson, a former IRS revenue agent turned promoter of frivolous tax theories. Jackson allegedly earned some $138,000 in commissions on sales of PQI products from 2002 to 2006. She was indicted by a federal court in Atlanta shortly before the cruise and was convicted of tax crimes last year by a federal jury. In February of this year Jackson was sentenced to four years in prison for those crimes.
A list of the alleged PQI conference locations and dates is provided at the end of this press release. Copies of the three injunction complaints will be posted today on the Justice Department Tax Divisions website.
The suits allege that PQI, based in Ft. Walton Beach, Fla., is a successor to Institute of Global Prosperity, a business that sold tax-fraud schemes until law-enforcement actions caused it to shut down. Daniel Andersen, a co-founder of Global Prosperity, pleaded guilty in 2004 to a federal felony tax charge. Last November another Global Prosperity co-founder, David Alan Struckman, was found guilty of tax evasion and conspiracy in a federal court in Seattle. According to the PQI injunction complaint, PQI took up where Global Prosperity left off, and has been promoting tax-fraud schemes similar to those that Global Prosperity formerly promoted.
The suit against PQI was filed Monday in U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Florida, in Pensacola. Named as defendants in addition to PQI are Claudia Hirmer of Niceville, Fla., alleged to be the de facto leader of PQIs Executive Council, and other individuals alleged to be members of PQIs Executive Council.
The other two suits were filed in Portland, Ore., and Tacoma, Wash., in the U.S. District Courts for the District of Oregon and the Western District of Washington.
The Washington suit names Sharon Kukhahn of Tacoma, who allegedly sells a scheme that falsely purports to decode Internal Revenue Service (IRS) computer transcripts of customers taxpayer accounts to show that the customers are not liable for federal income tax. Kukhahn allegedly falsely advises customers that the IRS, in order to subject people to federal taxes, fraudulently misidentifies citizens as residents of a U.S. territory such as the U.S. Virgin Islands, or misidentifies them as operating an enterprise subject to federal excise tax, such as firearms manufacturing. According to the complaint, Kukhahn charges single taxpayers between $1,750 and $1,900 and charges married taxpayers between $2,450 and $3,195 for her bogus decoding service.
The Oregon suit names Eugene Gino Casternovia of Ashland, Ore., and three other individuals. According to the Oregon complaint the defendants operate two businesses in Medford, Ore., Southern Oregon Resource Center Educational Services (SORCE) and Castlenuevo Inc., that work with PQI to promote tax scams involving the use of sham entities to help customers conceal their assets. The defendants also allegedly promote a disenfranchisement scam, falsely telling customers that the federal income tax system is voluntary and that customers can opt out of their federal income tax obligations by revoking their Social Security numbers.
The size and sheer brazenness of the tax defier activities alleged in these complaints are staggering, said Nathan J. Hochman, Assistant Attorney General for the Justice Departments Tax Division. Tax defiers sometimes claim to be 'patriots, but those who push bogus tax schemes are nothing more than con artists, and those who pay for these schemes are buying nothing but trouble.
Tax scheme promoters should be aware that we will continue to work closely with the Justice Department to shut them down, said IRS Commissioner Doug Shulman. Taxpayers should carefully review any questionable advice because they are responsible for what goes on their tax returns.
Assistant Attorney General Hochman thanked Tax Division attorneys Robert Fay, Grayson Hoffman, John Monroe and Seth Heald, as well as agents and attorneys from the IRS, who were all involved in the investigations leading up to these injunction suits. The complaint in the PQI case notes that the IRS investigated the case with assistance from the Joint International Tax Shelter Information Centre—known as JITSIC—which helps tax administrations from five nations identify and curb abusive tax schemes and transactions.
Since 2001, the Justice Departments Tax Division has obtained injunctions against more than 320 tax-fraud promoters and unscrupulous tax preparers. Information about these cases is available on the Justice Department website, as is information about the Justice Departments Tax Division.
PQI Conferences Alleged in Government Complaint
Date of Conference |
City and Country |
Location |
December 8-12, 2002 |
Punta Cana, Dominican Republic |
The Barceló Bávaro Beach Resort |
December 6-12, 2003 |
Cancun, Mexico |
Hilton Cancun |
June 20-26, 2004 |
Cabo San Lucas, Mexico |
Crowne Plaza Hotel |
September 19-25, 2004 |
Panama City, Panama |
Marriott Hotel |
February 19-25, 2005 |
Cancun, Mexico |
Hilton Resort & Hotel |
October 22-30, 2005 |
Ixtapa, Mexico |
Melia Azul Ixtapa Resort |
May 23-June 3, 2006 |
Cancun, Mexico |
Moon Palace |
December 2-9, 2006 |
Cancun, Mexico |
Unknown |
February 25-March 5, 2006 |
Malta |
Radisson SAS Golden Sands |
May 14-21, 2007 |
Various Mediterranean ports in Italy, Greece, and Turkey |
Celebrity Cruise Lines ship Galaxy |
September 16-22, 2007 |
Cancun, Mexico |
Moon Palace |
May 18-24, 2008 |
Cancun, Mexico |
Moon Palace |
April 12-19, 2009 |
Paris, France |
Westin Paris |
Defendants Named in PQI Injunction Suit (N.D. Fla.)
Name |
City and State |
Claudia Hirmer |
Niceville, Florida |
Mark Hirmer |
Niceville, Florida |
Brian Barker |
Destin, Florida |
Tonya Holder |
Destin, Florida |
Joshua Holder |
Destin, Florida |
Armand Bright |
El Cajon, California |
S. Anthony Larson |
Seattle, Washington |
Douglas Hagerty |
Kent, Washington |
Michael Leonard |
Elmira, New York |
Arnold Manansala |
Renton, Washington |
Nadine Griffin |
Danvers, Massachusetts |
Ellen Stubenhaus |
Doral, Florida |
Dover Perry |
Renton, Washington |
Joseph McPhillips |
Colorado Springs, Colorado |
Lee Williams |
Crystal Beach, Florida |
Michele Brown |
Holly Springs, North Carolina |
Defendant Named in Sharon Kukhahn Injunction Suit (W.D. Wash.)
Name |
City and State |
Sharon Diane Kukhahn |
Tacoma, Washington |
Defendants Named in Gino Casternovia / SORCE Injunction Suit (Oregon)
Name |
City and State |
Eugene "Gino" Casternovia |
Ashland, Oregon |
Robert Hagopian |
Las Vegas, Nevada |
Rod Pendell |
Ashland, Oregon |
Mark Lyon |
Williams, Oregon |
Southern Oregon Resource Center Educational Services ("SORCE") |
Medford, Oregon |
Executive's Resource, LLC |
Ashland, Oregon |
Castlenuevo, Inc. |
Ashland, Oregon |

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on Jan 27, 2013 at 3:06 pm
Just to balance things out, please see the Penn and Teller BS episode on organic foods. You can find it on You Tube.
on Jan 27, 2013 at 8:36 pm
It's BS like this that helps Whole Foods stay in business. There's a sucker born every day, buying into marketing hype and feel good crap. Go ahead and pay a 50% markup for the same produce the rest of us buy at Genes without the 'organic' label. Nice try.
on Jan 29, 2013 at 6:29 pm
Is all meat considered organic? What about porkchops with raisins?
on Jan 29, 2013 at 7:51 pm
What is the risk of GMO? As far as I know a risk has never been found.
Does anyone know if irradiated food can be sold as organic? From reading about the subject, as far as I can tell, food irradiation is one of the best things that can be done to make foods safer. I'd pay extra for food that was labeled as irradiated.
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Yes MSWord might be the way to go. I'll explore that option.
Is there any progress on this issue. It's embarrassing to have my boss mark up text formating repeatedly on the same project.
I doubt it. Here we are halfway thru 2013 and the problem still exists.
Just throwing my penny in the wishing well. Could the next release kindly address the issue of text formatting not turning into alphabet soup with every click? Maybe put some of these rendering engine / material library upgrade projects on the back burner and bring Revit text formatting up to par? Even though it's the last thing we want to do, architects and engineers need the ability to format large bodies of text WITHIN the software, not import and export out of MS Office, too much room for error. Thanks truly to team Autodesk for any consideration on this matter.
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Ah, Black Friday: the time when Americans fight against their tryptophan hangovers and drag their swollen bodies (that at this point are merely engorged stomachs with heads, legs, and nagging desires for cheap flared jeans) to the closest mall at ungodly hours just to delight in slashed prices. It almost brings a tear to one's eye. Yet, through all of my fistfights in the Target aisles for various accouterments, I always had a nagging feeling that I was missing something. Sure, I love saving cash but I also love learning and, of course, My Man. "If only there was a way to combine all three of my favorite things," I would pine, pressing a Monster High doll crusted with the blood of my opponents to my cheek. Well, turns out a Babeland in Seattle has heard my prayers; this Black Friday, the sex shop is offering something called "Doorbuster BJ Tips". If you would like to take your Black Friday off the beaten path (or just the path of moral virtue and righteousness), click through to discover more strange deals.


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Ryan Boyle Became First MLL Player to Reach 400 Career Points, Set MLL All-Time Record
May 11, 2013 - Allston, MA - Boston Cannons captain Ryan Boyle tallied two assists to reach 400 career points and break the Major League Lacrosse points record (previously held by Casey Powell at 399), but it was not enough as the Cannons (0-3) lost to the Denver Outlaws (3-0), 14-10, in front of 8,353 fans at Harvard Stadium. This is the first time in the team's history the Cannons have failed to record a win through the first three games of the season.
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Eventual player of the game Drew Snider (5 goals) scored 13 seconds after the opening whistle to jump start a 3-0 run to give Denver an early lead. Paul Rabil scored from just inside the two-point line on a Boyle assist, followed less than a minute later by a goal from Mike Stone off a pass from Kevin Buchanan. But Zack Greer scored on a power play and Justin Pennington added another before the end of the quarter to give the Outlaws a 5-2 advantage after one.
The second quarter opened similarly to the first, with Snider and Terry Kimener scoring the first two goals. Just over seven minutes in Colin Briggs scored on Boyle's record-breaking assist, followed by Matt Poskay's first goal of the night to make it 7-4. The teams traded goals, with Rabil and Briggs each scoring their second of the game, and the Outlaws held a 9-6 lead at the break.
Boston took control coming out of the locker room, with Stone scoring unassisted and Poskay netting two in a row, on assists from Buchanan and Brent Adams, to complete his hat trick and tie the game. Greer scored twice for Denver before Kyle Sweeney scored his first of the season with 3.4 seconds left in the third, and the Cannons were down one, 11-10, entering the final 15 minutes of play.
Sweeney's goal would prove to be the Cannons last, however, as the team was held scoreless in the fourth quarter for the second consecutive week. Snider added two more and Brendan Mundorf scored his first goal - to go with his three assists on the night - to seal the victory.
Mike Gabel made 11 saves in his first start in goal for the Cannons. Jesse Schwartzman made 17 for Denver, including six in the fourth quarter.
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DESCRIPTION: Contains ALS 7/7/1819, 8/29/1819, AL with signature cut out 12/8/1819, ALS 2/2/1820, 4/3/1820, ALS undated, appears to be missing beginning, ALS 11/21/1820. Letters discuss administration of Valladolid, progress of insurrection, rebellion in New Galicia.
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DESCRIPTION: Contains old envelope with brief history of Iturbide and Lopez and nature of correspondence between them. Also contains 2 TLS correspondence between Woodstock Archive and historical library of Mexican Province.
DESCRIPTION: Contains ALS to Lopez from his sister and friends, re War of Independence and family matters.
DESCRIPTION: Contains ALS to Lopez from friends re Mexican War of Independence and family matters.
DESCRIPTION: Contains ALS to Lopez from friends re Mexican War of Independence and family matters. Includes PRN papal Bull of Indulgence for souls in Purgatory, signed by Lopez.
DESCRIPTION: Contains ALS from friends re Mexican War for Independence and family matters.
DESCRIPTION: Contains 32 letters (contained in sheaf) to Lopez from friends in Spain. Letters discuss Mexican War for Independence and Iturbide's imperial regime.
DESCRIPTION: Contains AMsS and contemporary duplicates testimonials to the conduct of Don Antonio Camacho, canon of Cathedral of Valladolid.
DESCRIPTION: Contains ALS correspondence from Antonio Camacho in Valladolid to Lopez, re Iturbide and progress in Mexican War for Independence.
DESCRIPTION: Contains bound book of visitation memorials for Conewago spanning 1831-1900. Also includes AMs memorials spanning 1870-82 plus PRN prescription of activities for Feast of the Holy Family 1896.
DESCRIPTION: Contains AMs record of extraordinary consultation of 8/28/1832 involving Kenney and recommending that Maryland Mission be reunited with Missouri Mission and made a province (includes proposal for consideration re release of Mission's slaves); AMsS instructions from Kenney to Wm. McSherry re latter's trip to Rome 9/4/1832; book of consultations spanning 1830-43.
DESCRIPTION: Contains uncovered tablet book of ordinations by Kenney in latter's capacity as Visitor from Rome.
DESCRIPTION: Contains memorial left by Kenney as visitor to Frederick 2/28/1831; Memoranda left by Kenney as visitor to White Marsh 6/1831; memorial left by Kenney to Conewago 5/8/1831; diary of Goshenhoppen 5/24/1833; Kenney's observations as visitor re slaves kept at St. Francis Xavier, Bohemia Jun 1831.
Nov 15, 1830
DESCRIPTION: Contains ALS from Kenney telling of his assumption of Superiorship of Mission.
DESCRIPTION: Contains 2 composition books, one containing Kenney's memorial to Missouri Mission, second containing Kenney's ordinations.
DESCRIPTION: Contains AMs memorials and ordinations of Kenney.
Oct 1820
DESCRIPTION: Contains AMs Kenney's report on the state of Society missions in North America dated Oct 1820. Also includes TMs transcription of same.
DESCRIPTION: Contains ALS from Kenney to Francis Maleve 2/21/1820 re administrative structure of Mission and Trustees of Georgetown College (plus March 14 memoranda on same); to Grassi 5/31/1820 re appointment of Mission Superior; James Wallace 7/30/1820. Also includes ALS to Kenney 7/27/1820 from Leonard Edelen re dismissal of Wallace.
DESCRIPTION: Contains ALS from Kenney to Roger Sherry 7/31/1819; ALS from Kenney 4/26/1820; travel log covering return from Ireland to New York 9/26/1830-10/30/1830; ALS announcing arrival in New York 1830; copy of letter of condolence written by Kenney 9/1/1831; ALS from Kenney to Rev. Robert Haly 1/18/1833.
DESCRIPTION: Contains ALS personal correspondence: unsigned (possibly from McSherry) 2/24/1821; from McSherry to George Fenwick, SJ 9/28/1821; from J. Smith to John McElroy, SJ 10/12/1821; from Thomas Dilworth, SJ, to unknown 4/20/1822; letter in verse to Thomas Mulledy, SJ 9/4/1822; from McSherry to Fenwick 1823 and 9/30/1823; to McSherry from Aloysius Young, SJ 10/14/1823.
DESCRIPTION: Contains ALS: to McSherry from Young Jan 1824 and Feb 1824 (?); to McElroy from Fenwick 5/10/1824; to Fenwick 8/25/1824; to Fenwick from McSherry 9/12/1824, 9/28/1824; to McSherry from Fenwick 9/14/1824.
DESCRIPTION: Contains ALS: to McSherry from Mulledy 2/28/1825, 5/6/1825; to Fenwick (unsigned) 3/16/1825; to Mulledy from Fenwick 11/21/1825; to Fenwick from Mulledy 12/24/1825.
DESCRIPTION: Contains ALS: to Fenwick 1/15/1826; to Mulledy from Fenwick 2/2/1826; to Ryder from Dilworth 3/16/1826; to McSherry from Mulledy 5/4/1826, 12/8/1826; to Fenwick 7/6/1826; to McSherry from Fenwick 7/9/1826, 9/3/1826; to Fenwick from McSherry 7/14/1826, 9/30/1826, 10/2/1826; to Ryder from Young 9/12/1826; to Young from Ryder 9/13/1826; to Fenwick from Ryder 10/13/1826;
DESCRIPTION: Contains personal correspondence ALS: to Fenwick 2/6/1827; to Fenwick from Bartolomeo Veratti 1/10/1827, 1/25/1827, 2/11/1827, 3/4/1827, 3/8/1827, 3/16/1827, 4/3/1827, 4/6/1827, 4/12/1827; to McSherry from Young 1/27/1827; to McSherry from Mulledy 1/31/1827, 3/17/1827, 9/27/1827, 11/1/1827; to Fenwick from Ryder 1/31/1827, 3/25/1827, 10/6/1827; to Fenwick from McSherry 3/17/1827, 8/16/1827, 9/14/1827; to McSherry from Fenwick 4/1/1827, 10/6/1827, 10/13/1827; to McSherry from Ryder 9/12/1827, 10/31/1827; to Fenwick from Mulledy 9/24/1827; various to Ryder 12/29/1827, 12/31/1827.
Jan - May 1828
DESCRIPTION: Contains ALS: to Fenwick 10/20/1828, 2/8/1828; to Fenwick from Ryder 10/23/1828; to McSherry from Mulledy 10/24/1828; to McSherry from Ryder 2/10/1828; to Fenwick from McSherry 2/13/1828, 3/10/1828; to McSherry from Fenwick 2/27/1828; to Fenwick from Grassi 5/31/1828.
Jun - Dec 1828
DESCRIPTION: Contains ALS: to Fenwick from Mulledy 6/3/1828; to Ryder from Grassi 6/3/1828; to Fenwick from McSherry 6/5/1828, 8/2/1828; to Fenwick from Ryder 6/5/1828, 10/10/1828; to Mulledy from Fenwick 6/22/1828; to McSherry from Fenwick 7/21/1828, 9/2/1828; to Ryder from Mulledy 8/30/1828; to McSherry from Dubuisson 9/1/1828; to McSherry from Mulledy 9/4/1828, 9/6/1828, 9/13/1828; to Fenwick from McSherry 9/8/1828; to John McElroy, SJ from Ryder 9/14/1828; to McSherry from Ryder 9/16/1828.
DESCRIPTION: Contains ALS: to Ryder from Giuseppe De Albertis, SJ 1/6/1829; to McElroy from Rev. Michael D. Egan 1/28/1829; to Fenwick from Ryder 3/13/1829; to Ryder from Dubuisson 6/22/1829, 8/20/1829; to Fenwick from Dubuisson 7/8/1829; to Ryder from Fenwick 7/12/1829; to Ryder from McSherry 9/29/1829.
circa 1825-circa 1845
DESCRIPTION: Contains various undated corresp and fragments of letters, mostly to Ryder from Italy. Includes several AMs letters to editor on various topics circa 1833.
DESCRIPTION: Contains ALS originating from voyage to Europe and from Europe: Mulledy to McElroy 6/12/1820; Ryder to McElroy 7/13/1820, 7/19/1820, 9/24/1820; from George Fenwick to his mother 12/3/1820; Fenwick to Dubuisson 12/10/1820.
circa 1825 - circa 1835
DESCRIPTION: Contains undated ALS apparently accompanying a gift from signatory Bro. Henry Rieselman of Missouri Mission.
DESCRIPTION: Contains bound consultor's diary for Missouri Mission.
DESCRIPTION: Contains ALS correspondence of Peter Verhaegen, SJ, and T. de Theux, SJ.
DESCRIPTION: Contains ALS correspondence from Verhaegen, de Theux, J. van de Velde, SJ, and de Smet, SJ. Includes much information on Kickapoo tribe, customs, and language.
DESCRIPTION: Contains ALS correspondence from de Theux, Verhaegen, Van Quickenborne.
DESCRIPTION: Contains ALS correspondence from Bishop of St. Louis to McSherry 1/12/1835. Also includes ALS from de Theux, J.A. Elet, SJ, Van Quickenborne.
DESCRIPTION: Contains ALS from de Theux and Verhaegen.
DESCRIPTION: Contains ALS correspondence from de Theux, VandeVelde, and Verhaegen.
DESCRIPTION: Contains ALS correspondence from VandeVelde, Van Quickenborne, de Theux, and Verhaegen.
DESCRIPTION: Contains ALS from Verhaegen, de Theux, VandeVelde, Van Lommel.
Jan - Aug 1830
DESCRIPTION: Contains ALS correspondence from John Elet, SJ, Peter Walsh, SJ, John Smedts, SJ, De Smet, Henry Reiselman, SJ, and Van Quickenborne.
Sept - Dec 1830
DESCRIPTION: Contains ALS from Verhaegen, Van Quickenborne, DeSmet, and Elet.
DESCRIPTION: Contains ALS from Verhaegen, DeSmet, de Theux, Van Quickenborne. Includes AMs Regulations of the College (presumably St. Louis College) plus photocopy of letter of 11/13/1829.
DESCRIPTION: Contains ALS from: Verhaegen, de Theux, Van Quickenborne, Elet, to Dzierozynski. Includes financial report of St. Ferdinand Residence. (Note: original cataloger omitted P9 from the sequence. Thus there is no document bearing that number.)
DESCRIPTION: Contains ALS from: John Smedts, SJ, de Theux, and Van Quickenborne.
DESCRIPTION: Contains ALS from: deTheux, Verhaegen, Van Quickenborne, to Dzierozynski.
DESCRIPTION: Contains ALS from: Van Quickenborne, de Theux, Elet, to Dzierozynski.
DESCRIPTION: Contains ALS from: Van Quickenborne and Verhaegen to Dzierozynski. Also includes catalogue of St. Ferdinand Mission.
DESCRIPTION: Contains ALS from: Van Quickenborne and Verhaegen to Dzierozynski, McElroy, Charles Neale, and Francis Neale. Also includes ALS from Edward D. Fenwick, Bishop of Cincinnnati, to Enoch Fenwick 5/17/1823. Includes undated AMs exerpts from account of Bishop's tour of Missouri area.
DESCRIPTION: Contains PRN "Mission du Kentucky" (extracts of letters); AMsS agreement between Bp DuBourg and Charles Neale re Indian Missions in Missouri 3/19/1823 plus AMs copy of same; AMsS indenture of Bp DuBourg to Society in the name of Francis Neale 3/25/1823; AMsS agreement between Bp DuBourg and Francis Neale 3/25/1823; undated AMs list of property belonging to Society given by DuBourg; ALS from DuBourg to F. Neale 11/27/1823, to Dzierozynski 9/15/1824 and 7/10/1825.
DESCRIPTION: Contains ALS from Bp L. Guil to Dzierozynski 10/24/1825, 5/18/1826, 7/2/1826; from Bp DuBourg to Dzierozynski 5/24/1826; AMsS grant of power of attorney to Mulledy from de Theux, Verhaegen, and Walsh 7/12/1831; ALS from Wm. McSherry to Dzierozynski 2/26/1832 re sale of bequeathed property in Missouri; diagrams and cost estimate for buildings for St. Louis College; ALS from Bp Leo DeNeckere of New Orleans to Dzierozynski re possibility of founding Jesuit college 7/20/1830.
DESCRIPTION: Contains PRN proceedings of Society of Alumni of Georgetown University for 1889, 1891, 1892, 1894-95, 1906-07, 1908-09. Also includes program to 1900 Sixth Annual Reunion of the Georgetown College Society of Philadelphia; address delivered by John A. Conway, SJ to the banquet of the Philadelphia Alumni Society 1/20/1902; letter announcing Centennial activities.


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If you want to maintain the image of Shirley Jones as the wholesome matriarch on The Partridge Family, you probably shouldn't pick up her new autobiography, Shirley Jones.
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I spoke to my father-in-law over the weekend. He and his bride of 50-plus years are wintering on the Texas Gulf Coast, like they have for the past several years. And he and I share fishing reports on a weekly basis, much like Hank Jr's buddy from New York in a "Country Boy Can Survive" would share.
"I had a good friend in New York City He never called me by my name, just hillbilly My grandpa taught me how to live off the land And his taught him to be a businessman He used to send me pictures of the Broadway nights And I'd send him some homemade wine."
Richard tells me about fishing reds and sheepshead and I'd whine about how cold it is back home.
But Saturday he through me for a loop. Seems that he caught a whale of a seatrout on his favorite gold spoon. "It went 29 and a half inches," he told me. "After I released it I learned it may have been a bay record," he said with a chuckle.
I'm also getting tremendous reports on the bass spawn from across the South. And hear there's an incredible tarpon bite shaping up in the Keys (call Capt. Jim Willcox in Islamorada for more details--305-393-1128).
Meanwhile I look out my back door to see trucks still scampering across the lake I call home. A note to local fish---I'm sharpen hooks and rigging gear; fishing will soon be here.
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St. George Antiochian Orthodox Church in West St. Paul hosts its 7th Annual Middle Eastern Festival on July 18th, 19th, and 20th, 2014. Highlights include Middle Eastern cuisine, live entertainment, a traditional marketplace, a silent auction, games for children, and camel rides. Admission is free!
The menu includes: roast lamb, chicken kabobs, kafta, falafel, hummus, gyros, tabouli, homemade traditional pastries, and our famous Syrian bread. Beer, wine, and soft drinks will also be served.
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Main Menu
(* Signature Items)
The Perfect Combo
potato skins, crispy chicken tenders & nachos grande.
Pulled Pork Sliders
a treat that everyone will love, topped with cole slaw. choose between carolina gold or cannonball bbq sauces.
Horseradish Burger Sliders
three juicy mini burgers topped with horseradish, cheddar and onion rings.
Potato Skins
spuds with bacon & cheddar.
done just right, max & erma's style. pick from one of four great flavors: cannonball bbq, buffalo, carolina gold, or sweet chili. in orders of 6 wings or 12 wings.
Crispy Chicken Tenders
original or buffalo style.
Bbq Chicken Quesadilla
with fresh pico de gallo & avocado ranch.
Cheese Skewers*
mozzarella cheese cubes with dijon mustard mayo sauce & marinara.
Crispy Onion Rings
you never forget your first love. our same fantastic onion rings in a shareable size, with our own dipping sauce.
Black Bean Roll Ups
served with low-fat tex-mex dressing & fresh pico de gallo.
Nachos Grande
a traditional favorite topped with guacamole, jalapenos & sour cream.
Pickle Chips
deep-fried pickles, served with ranch dressing for dipping.
Guacamole & Chips
warm crisp corn tortlla chips served with guacamole.
Bbq Pork Riblets
smaller, spicier version of the big boys, bring out your inner carnivore.
(* Signature Items) Choice of Ranch, Bleu Cheese, Balsamic Vinaigrette, Third Street, Italian, Warm Honey Mustard, Fat-Free Honey Mustard, Thousand Island, Fat-Free French.
Chicken Caesar
romaine lettuce, parmesan cheese & garlic croutons tossed with caesar dressing. topped with sliced chicken breast. also available with salmon.
Santa Fe
do you know the way to santa fe? it's right here. marinated chicken, shredded monterey jack and cheddar cheeses, tomatoes & tortilla strips, served with our made-from-scratch ranch dressing.
Apple Pecan
tossed in a maple vinaigrette, topped with apples, sweet & spicy pecans, dried cranberries, crumbled bleu cheese & a balsamic drizzle. also available with chicken.
Third Street*
it's not only our original address, it's our signature salad. greens tossed in a sweet and tangy dressing with chicken, almonds, bacon, bleu cheese, tomatoes & red onions.
Southern Fried Chicken
it's how we do salad, down-home style. boneless fried chicken, hard-boiled eggs, shredded monterey jack & cheddar cheeses & tomatoes, served with warm honey mustard dressing.
Hula Bowl
mixed greens, pineapple-soy chicken, mandarin oranges, fresh chunks of pineapple, tomatoes, carrots & crunchy noodles, with a fat-free honey mustard dressing.
Salads - Side Salads
Dressings * Choice of Ranch, Bleu Cheese, Balsamic Vinaigrette, Third Street, Italian, Warm Honey Mustard, Fat-Free Honey Mustard, Thousand Island, Fat-Free French.
a smaller version of our third street without chicken
House Garden
romaine lettuce, parmesan cheese & garlic croutons tossed with caesar dressing.
crisp iceberg, carrots, cucumbers, kalamata olives, bacon, & bleu cheese dressing.
Soups and Combos
(*Signature Collection)
Tortilla Soup*
our secret recipe chicken cheese soup with a spicy kick, topped with cheddar, monterey jack & freshly made tortilla strips.
New! Erma's Bad Dog Chili
hearty meat & bean chili topped with shredded cheeses. yum!
French Onion Soup
(by the bowl only) made in-house, topped with mozzarella, swiss & parmesan.
Soups and Combos -The Perfect Pair
(*Signature Collection) (Pick Any Two)
House Garden Salad
Village Salad
Side Caesar Salad
French Onion Soup
Bowl of Tortilla Soup
Loaded Baked Potato
Half Stacked-to-the-Max Club
Half Reuben Grill
Half Chicken Salad Croissant
Max's Trademark Burger
Add Any of These to Your Meal: Village Salad House Garden Salad Side Caesar Salad Cup of Tortilla Soup Cup of Soup of the Day (*Signature Items)
3-Course Combo*
all of our signature favorites! 6 oz. erma cheeseburger with seasoned fries, cup of tortilla soup or side caesar salad & a chocolate chip cookie. also available with a tortilla burger!
Garbage Burger*
everything but the kitchen sink - we stack it with hickory-smoked bacon, cheddar, swiss, american, mozzarella, grilled onions, sauteed mushrooms, guacamole & marinara. bursting at the bun with fantastic flavor!
Tomato Mozzarella
tomato-basil spread, thick-sliced mozzarella, fresh basil & oven-roasted tomatoes form a tower of tastiness.
Backyard Bbq Bacon Cheddar
bbq spices & sauce with bacon & cheddar.
Bacon & Cheddar
a classic combination, cheddar cheese & crispy strips of bacon.
Sauteed Mushrooms & Swiss
erma's favorite. sauteed fresh mushrooms with swiss cheese.
Caribbean Burger
topped with fresh sliced pineapple, tropical fruit salsa & fat-free honey mustard.
Big Easy Bacon & Bleu
zesty cajun spices with bacon & bleu cheese.
Super Cheese
loaded with swiss, mozzarella, american & medium sharp cheddar cheese.
Black Bean Veggie Burger
topped with freshly made pico de gallo & guacamole. served with baby greens salad.
your choice of american, medium sharp cheddar, crumbled bleu, pepper jack, thick-sliced mozzarella, swiss, or no cheese please (if that's your thing).
Tortilla Burger
our signature soup turned burger with cheddar, pepper jack, jalapenos & tortilla strips, with a small side of soup for dunking.
Ragin' Cajun
our special zesty blend of cajun spices, grilled onions & pepper jack cheese.
(*Signature Items)
Tomato Mozzarella Chicken*
tomato-basil spread on toasted ciabatta bread, with layers of mozzarella, fresh basil & oven-roasted tomatoes. served with baby greens salad.
Pulled Pork
served with a side of bbq sauce, cole slaw & fries
Buffalo Chicken
tossed in our own buffalo style hot sauce
Stacked-to-the-Max Club
black forest ham, smoked turkey, hickory-smoked bacon, swiss & cheddar with lettuce, tomato & mayo, stacked high on three slices of toasted white bread.
Philly Steak
shaved u.s.d.a. choice beef, sauteed onions, green peppers & mushrooms, with melted mozzarella on a soft sub bun.
Fish Tacos
dude, these babies are the real deal. hand-battered crispy fish with shaved cabbage and jicama slaw.
Grilled Chicken Blta
nothing fancy-schmancy except the avocado just good...
Reuben Grill
corned beef, sauerkraut, thousand island dressing & swiss on grilled rye.
Chicken Salad Croissant
served with fruit salad.
(*Signature Items)
Singapore Salmon
grilled salmon glazed with a tangy asian sauce, served with herb rice & fresh steamed vegetables.
Fall-Off-the-Bone Bbq Ribs
bold bbq seasoning, slow-cooked to perfection & slathered with sauce. served with onion rings & cole slaw. available in full or half slab, or enjoy a combo of a half slab & a bbq chicken breast.
Chicken Parmesan
an american classic oozing with sauce & cheese. served with a house garden salad.
Classic Sirloin
6 oz usda choice sirloin topped with a savory mushroom, garlic & sherry wine sauce. served with a baked potato.
Crispy Chicken Tender Dinner
with seasoned fries and cole slaw. served with bbq sauce.
Fish & Chips
ahoy, matey! lightly battered & served with seasoned fries and cole slaw.
Laredo Steak*
sliced u.s.d.a. choice sirloin topped with our signature cactus butter, with a baked potato & house garden salad
Cajun Shrimp & Pasta
where shrimp gets saucy. tossed in a spicy cajun cream sauce with capellini noodles. served witha house garden salad.
Caribbean Chicken
two grilled pineapple-soy marinated chicken breasts topped with tropical fruit salsa. served with herb rice & broccoli. also available in lunch portion.
Chicken Pot Pie
over a bed of mashed potatoes & topped with a puff pastry.
served on a sizzling skillet with sour cream, pico de gallo, guacamole & a mix of cheeses with steaming flour tortillas. choose chicken, steak* or combo*.
Country-Style Pork Cutlet
boneless center-cut pork loin hand-breaded & fried to a crispy golden brown, perched on a bed of mashed potatoes, with fresh sauteed green beans. served with sherry-mushroom cream sauce.
Fried Shrimp
crusted with almonds and panko bread crumbs & served with a baked potato & house garden salad.
Half Order of Fried Shrimp
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Baked Potato
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Cole Slaw
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Fresh Steamed Vegetables
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Side Caesar Salad
House Garden Salad
Village Salad
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Dec 19 2012 by Our Correspondent, Birkenhead News
Wirral Autistic Society to take on 100 extra employees
WIRRAL Autistic Society plans to take on more than 100 new employees over the next year.
The organisation already employs more than 600 and turned over more than £13m in the last financial year.
The society, based in Bromborough, was founded in 1968 by six Wirral families desperate to provide services for their children as they approached adulthood.
The majority of their clients now are local but the services they provide are in demand from all over the country.
That has resulted in the number of staff doubling in the last four years. A total of 140 new jobs were created in the last year alone and the society expect to take on around the same number next year when they estimate their turnover will be about £15m.
The quality and variety of services provided has led to a rapid expansion as more and more referrals are made to the society.
Jim Strain, director of support services, said: "Many people think of us as a little local charity and are astonished when they find out just how many people we employ.
" A typical client can need between two and three support staff, but the needs of some of our residential clients are so extensive that they need two support staff at any one time around the clock, seven days a week.
"This means that taking weekends, holidays and sickness into account we can need up to a total of 40 people to care for just one client. We are regularly on the look-out for new staff."
No two people with autism are affected in the same way and the work involves helping them overcome and soften the impact of their difficulties.
Today the society provides 96 residential care places. Of these 48 are in ordinary houses in the community while the remainder are accommodated in housing units at the 23-acre Raby Hall.
The majority of the society's work involves supporting people once they have come out of the education system.
Some are residents, others visit the society on a daily basis while the newly opened and specially designed Ferns building provides much-needed respite care.
But the biggest growth has been in the support living services.
Jane Cardan, director of care services, said: "Caring in the home for a person with autism can be massively demanding on the family, not only on mum and dad and for siblings as well. A short break in The Ferns can make a world of difference."
Anybody interested in further information about the society, job opportunities or how they can support their fundraising activities should contact on 0151 334 7510 or email firstname.lastname@example.com