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Vol. 9, No. 17Whole #319 April 25, 2007
Edited by Michael J. Leclerc and Valerie firstname.lastname@example.com
Greetings from the New England Historic Genealogical Society! This newsletter has been sent to people who asked to receive it. If you would like to unsubscribe or change your email address, please click on the link at the bottom of the email and follow the instructions provided.
Contents:* New on NewEnglandAncestors.org * New Trustees and Councilors* Coming Soon in the April 2007 Issue of New England Ancestors* Name Origins* Coming Soon in the April 2007 Issue of The Register* Sales* Research Recommendations: Geographical Abbreviations* Spotlight: Virginia Military Institute Archives* From the Online Genealogist* Stories of Interest* Upcoming Public Lecture Series* Upcoming Education Programs* NEHGS Contact Information
New Databases on New EnglandAncestors.org
Boston Births, Baptisms, Marriages, and Deaths, 1630-1699http://www.newenglandancestors.org/research/database/boston_vr/default.asp
In 1883, the Record Commissioners of the City of Boston published the vital records of Boston for the years 1630 to 1699. These records consist of 11,979 births and baptisms, 1,988 marriages, and 1,498 deaths.
The introduction to the volume states: "It was intended and is believed to contain every entry of birth, death, and marriage recorded as happening in the town of Boston in the first seventy years of its existence, and now found in the office of the City Registrar and every entry of baptism on the records of the First Church for the same period." However, this record is far from complete, according to this later statement: "For most of the years before 1700 the record of births seems to be quite full and complete; but sometimes, as in 1675, nearly all was lost by some chance. The years 1647-50 are also evidently imperfect. The deaths and marriages are less regularly recorded, and there is a long break in each. No deaths were recorded 1665-88, and no marriages 1663-79."
Images of the original pages from this book may be viewed from the search results page of that database.
The original volume is available in our Boston Research Library, call number F73.1 / B74 / V.9.
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New Trustees and Councillors
The following individuals were elected as officers, trustees, and councilors at the annual meeting, held April 23, 2007, in Boston. The annual report of the Society for fiscal year 2006 will appear in the Summer 2007 issue of New England Ancestors.
OfficersOne year term, expiring April 2008David Watson Kruger, Exeter, NH, ChairmanKathleen A. Van Demark, M.D., Rockport, MA, Vice ChairmanEric B. Schultz, Boxford, MA, TreasurerJoyce S. Pendery, C.G., Falmouth, MA, Secretary
TrusteesThree year term, expiring April 2010Judith Avery, San Francisco, CA*William M. Crozier, Wellesley, MARandall A. Hammond, Westport, CTJohn C. MacKeen, Maynard, MA*M. David Sherrill, New York, NY*Alvy Ray Smith, Ph.D., Seattle, WA*
CouncilorsTwo year term, expiring April 2009Robert N. Farquhar, Dayton, OH*L. Ted Sloane, Davenport, IA
Three year term, expiring April 2010Kenyatta D. Berry, Esq., Cambridge, MARuth Chauncey Bishop, Portland, OR*John G.L. Cabot, Manchester, MA*Mary Seiberling Chapman, Akron, OH*Abbott Lowell Cummings, South Deerfield, MA*Anne C. Drummond, Fernandina Beach, FL*Gregg W. Hawes, Towson, MD*Sandra M. Hewlett, Wayne, PA*R. Bruce Johnson, Scottsdale, AZ*Peter Haring Judd, Ph.D., New York, NY*Nancy Carter Meikle, Yarmouth, ME*Maralen T. O'Neil, Potomac, MDGeorge Putnam, Boston, MA*Bonnie Reilly, Indianapolis, INMeriwether C. Schmid, Riverside, CTEllen C.L. Simmons, Houston, TXDelano A. Wilkes, St. Augustine, FL
*Second Term
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Coming Soon in the Spring 2007 Issue of New England Ancestors
Massachusetts's German Mercenaries in the Civil War, by Michael E. Hager
Boston Becomes Home to Prussian-Born Civil War Veteran, by Edwin M. Knights, M.D.
Germans in New England, by Leslie Albrecht Huber and Lynn Betlock
The Americanization of a Prussian Family: The Krugers of Exeter, New Hampshire, by David W. Kruger
In British Genealogy, One Door Closes and Another Opens Wide, by Jim Boulden
John Nason's Civil War Pension Paper Trail, by Douglas W. Chase and Mark Chaplin
The Mayflower Chiltons in Canterbury, 1556–1600, by Michael R. Paulick
Volunteer Corner: Making a Difference for NewEnglandAncestors.org, by Susan Rosefsky
A Correction and Ending to the Adventures of Capt. Job Bradford, by Frederick Sherman
Also in this issue . . .
And, as always, news of NEHGS and the world of genealogy, upcoming NEHGS programs and tours, new publications, notices of family association events, genealogies in progress, and DNA studies in progress. Subscription to New England Ancestors is a benefit of NEHGS membership. If you are not a member, you may join online at www.newenglandancestors.org/membership/main/, or call toll-free 1-888-296-3447, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, Eastern time.
Name Originsby Julie Helen Otto
LIFFE (m) – Nickname for ELIPHALET [Hebrew].
Coming Soon in the April 2007 Issue of The Register
Ancestry of Bennet Eliot of Nazeing, Essex, Father of Seven Great Migration Immigrants to Massachusetts, William Wyman Fiske
Abraham Toppan Was Not a Yorkshire Man, Brandon Fradd
The English Origins of Jeffrey Staple of Weymouth, Massachusetts, Gail Staples
The English Ancestry of Thomas Burton of Portsmouth, Rhode Island, Signer of the Remonstrance of 1646, Peter Ray
Abiah Coye (ca. 1720–ca. 1783) of Preston, Connecticut, and Hallowell, Maine, Judith Waite Freeman
A Small Window of Opportunity: The Norris Family Returns to Tamlaghtmore, Co. Tyrone, Ireland, Sharon DeBartolo Carmack
Abigail (Lothrop) Huntington's Second Husband, Samuel Baker, of Windsor, Conn., Don Blauvelt
Genealogy of Samuel Peirce, First Settler of Zoar, Massachusetts, Jon Wardlow
The Nathaniel and Anna (Balch) (Rich) Wallis Family of Beverly, Massachusetts, Michael Boyer O'Leary and John Bradley Arthaud
Genealogist John Farmer Discovers His Ancestry: The Warwickshire Family of Edward1 Farmer, Isabel1 (Farmer) (Wyman) (Blood) Green, and Thomas1 Pollard, Nathaniel Lane Taylor (continued from 161:72)
Review Essay: Major Works for New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Missouri
NEHGS members can download a PDF version of the current issue of The Register at http://www.newenglandancestors.org/publications/Register/register_pdf.asp.
Four Books by Carl Boyer III
The NEHGS Sales Department is pleased to offer four titles by author Carl Boyer III at discounted prices, for a limited time.
Medieval English Ancestors of Certain Americans Mr. Boyer treats the baronial ancestry, roughly 1050 to 1300, that is shared by most Americans of royal descent. The accounts of wars, captures, castles ransacked, offices held, and abbeys founded introduces the reader to the wide panorama of Norman/English history from the Conqueror until the reign of Edward I. Published in 2001, 327pp.Normally $35.00, Now $25.00
Medieval Welsh Ancestors of Certain AmericansThis pioneering work responds to a tremendous need. So many genealogists trace lines to medieval England but give up on their Welsh lines. Unfamiliarity with the language, the naming system, the geography and history of Wales causes many to abandon the search. In addition to biographies and history, this book has a list of more than 95 key figures in Welsh history. Data cross references to the Medieval English Ancestors books. Published in 2004, 431pp.Normally $40.00, Now $27.50
Ancestral Lines From Maine to VirginiaNine years of research culminates in this work, whichcovers fifty seven families in The Netherlands, England, Ireland, France, Germany, Ohio, Missouri, California and the Eastern seaboard. Published in 2003, 247pp.Normally $25.00, Now $17.50
Ancestral Lines, Third Edition, 206 Families in England, Wales, the Netherlands, Germany, New England, New York, New Jersey, and PennsylvaniaThis massive work deals primarily with families centered on Rehoboth, Massachusetts (50); Portsmouth and Block Island, Rhode Island (31); Albany and early New York City, New York (26); and Chester Co., Pennsylvania (19). Some of the covered families have been the subject of much new research. It includes extensive citations, a bibliography, and name and place indexes. Published in 1998, 960pp.Normally $70.00, Now $50.00.
To order, please call 617-226-1212. Shipping is not included
Research Recommendations
Geographical Abbreviationsby Michael J. Leclerc
Genealogical writing often takes advantage of abbreviations. They can help make your writing clearer and easier for the reader to understand. When abbreviating localities it is best not to use the modern, two-letter abbreviation used by the U.S. Postal Service. Proper genealogical form is to use the old-style longer abbreviations for the states.
For example, one should use Fla. instead of FL; Mass. instead of MA; and Pa., Penn. or Penna. instead of PA. While the two-letter abbreviation works well for mailing letters, it can be harsh, and it will stick out of the text. The longer abbreviations are easier to read within text, and make it flow better. This same rule applies for other locations in other countries as well, utilizing abbreviations such as Nfld. for Newfoundland, for example.
Spotlight: Virginia Military Institute Archiveshttp://www.vmi.edu/archives/index.html by Valerie Beaudrault
The Virginia Military Institute (VMI) Archives has an online research center, which features full-text documents, photographs, and online exhibits. The following is an overview of a few of the many resources available on this website.
ManuscriptsClick on the Manuscripts link in the menu bar to access the Letters, Diaries & Other Manuscripts page. The Archives contains more than 450 manuscript collections, many of which are available online in full-text format. The materials found here include "the papers of Stonewall Jackson and Matthew Fontaine Maury; correspondence of soldiers who served in the Civil War; modern military history collections, including the Cold War Oral History Project; letters, diaries, and scrapbooks documenting cadet life and Institute history; and documents relating to the history of the Shenandoah Valley."
There is an online guide to the manuscripts in the collection. Click on the individual links to the sections of the guide to access the items in each collection. This will open up a page with descriptions of the items in the collections and links to full or selected text documents when they exist. If an item for which you are looking is not yet online in full-text format, you can contact the VMI Archives to request photocopies.
The Census RecordsClick on the Lexington and Rockbridge County, Virginia; Shenandoah Valley; Miscellaneous other manuscripts link on the Letters, Diaries & Other Manuscripts introduction page to access transcriptions of the census records. You will find transcriptions of the 1860 and the 1870 federal census for Lexington, Virginia. While the 1860 census gives one a sense of life in Lexington, as it was just before the beginning of the Civil War, the 1870 census provides a contrasting picture of life in Lexington after the Civil War. Endnotes have been included in both censuses, which makes these records even more useful to genealogists and historians. They provide information such as the birth and death dates of many of the individuals found in the census records. Slave schedules have also been included in the endnotes to the 1860 census. This information was gathered from independent sources. A key to the sources can also be found in the endnotes section. The census documents are in PDF format. You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to access them.
Photographs & PortraitsVirginia Military Institute has more than 7,000 images in its archives, a small percentage of which are in the online collection. Many of the photographs are from the nineteenth century. Subjects of the photographs include cadets, alumni, faculty, buildings on Institute grounds, and cadet life. Images in the online collection include Stonewall Jackson Images, Buildings, Cadet Life and Early Cadet and Alumni Images, which are pre-Civil War era images.
Genealogical Resources: Alumni Biographical Records & Online Class RostersThe historical rosters database is a useful genealogical resource that includes early cadet rosters and biographical files. The database currently includes the names of all students enrolled at VMI from its opening in 1839 through the class of 1935. The list contains the names of both graduates and non-graduates for this period. Some of these records include detailed biographical and genealogical information. This database is a work in progress.
The database can be searched by alumnus last name, first name, middle name, Biography & Genealogy keyword(s), and VMI class. Multiple keywords connected by AND, OR, or AND NOT can be entered into the "Biography & Genealogy" field. The search results may contain detailed biographical information or the name of the individual and instructions to contact the Archives to learn more about the alumnus. The Historical Rosters Database list can also be viewed alphabetically.
Stories of Interest
Descendants of four Danvers minutemen — Samuel Cook Jr., Benjamin Deland Jr., Ebenezer Goldthwaite and George Southwick Jr. — were present recently when a new memorial to them was placed in the Old South Burying Ground in Peabody. Read the full story at http://www.boston.com/news/local/massachusetts/articles/2007/04/21/new_gravestones_honor_revolutionary_war_dead_in_peabody.
From the Online Genealogist
Question:I would like to know if NEHGS will ever have any information on the people who fought in the Mexican War. My great-great-grandfather of Augusta, Maine was a paymaster general under Zachary Taylor according to his son (my great-grandfather), but I am having trouble finding any information on his service.
Answer: NEHGS does not presently have the National Archives microfilm Index to Compiled Service Records of Volunteers Soldiers Who Served During the Mexican War (NARA microfilm series M616). This set of twenty-two microfilms can also be rented from NEHGS via the Family History Library in Salt Lake City. You may also wish to contact the Maine State Archives. They have some miscellaneous descriptive rolls, and records of the 1st Maine Regiment from the Mexican War. You can visit http://www.maine.gov/sos/arc/archives/military/military.htm for more information.
David Allen Lambert is the Society's Online Genealogist. If you would like to ask him a question, contact him at email@example.com or visit his blog at http://www.davidlambertblog.com/. For more information about the Online Genealogist visit www.newenglandancestors.org/research/main/online_genealogist.asp. Please note that he will make every effort to reply to each message, but will respond on a first-come, first-served basis.
Upcoming Public Lecture Series
Our lectures explore a wide range of research skills and sources and are free and open to the public. They are offered in the Richardson-Sloane Education Center at 101 Newbury Street on Wednesdays at 10:00 A.M. unless otherwise stated. Advance registration is not necessary.
New Visitor Welcome and Library Tour, Marie DalyMay 5, 10:00 AM (Saturday)New visitors will be welcomed, given a chance to introduce themselves, meet other new visitors, describe their research and have knowledgeable staff advise them on how to proceed. The thirty-minute welcome will be followed by a tour of the library.Getting the Most from NEHGS Databases, David Allen LambertMay 9, 10:00 AMA Cornucopia of Records: Researching Essex County [MA] Ancestors, David C. DearbornMay 23, 10:00 AM
Mystic River and the Boston Jewish Community, Prof. Ellen SmithMay 31, 5:00 PM (Thursday)
For more information about lectures offered by New England Historic Genealogical Society, please go to the Education homepage at www.newenglandancestors.org/education/main or call 1-888-286-3447.
Upcoming Education Programs
Each year the Society presents a large number of lectures, seminars, and tours for genealogists.
The following major programs will be held May-November 2007:
Research Day at NARA Northeast Region Wednesday, May 16, 2007Location: Waltham, MAJoin NEHGS staff members Marie Daly and David Curtis Dearborn for a day at the National Archives in Waltham. Participants will receive a special introduciton to the collections of the archives, as well as hands-on assistance from NEHGS staff.
Come Home to New England #1 Monday, June 18–Saturday, June 23, 2007Tutorial program with consultations in Boston. Speakers include Marie E. Daly, David Curtis Dearborn, F.A.S.G., and Michael J. Leclerc.
Come Home to New England #2 Monday, August 6–Saturday, August 11, 2007Tutorial program with consultations in Boston. Speakers include Marie E. Daly, David Curtis Dearborn, F.A.S.G., and Henry B. Hoff, C.G., F.A.S.G.
English Family History Research Tour to London Sunday, September 9–Sunday, September 16, 2007Lodging: Holiday Inn Bloomsbury
Research Tour to Salt Lake City Sunday, October 28–Sunday, November 4, 2007Lodging: Salt Lake Plaza Hotel
For more information about NEHGS programs, visit http://www.newenglandancestors.org/education/main/ or email mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com.
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An internal audit of the St. Landry Parish government found that $10,000 in purchases had no receipts to verify them. It is policy that all parish purchases be accompanied by a receipt.
"Everything must be paid with receipts. Everything must have a receipt before it is paid. We must account for every expenditure before we pay that expenditure," St. Landry Parish President Bill Fontenot said.
Since he took office in January he has already made it clear that receipts are a must. The missing receipts all happened under the previous president of the parish. Don Menard said that there is no wrong doing; he just didn't get receipts.
"The expenses were valid. They were for fuel and all of the American Express statements were initialed by me," Menard said.
He also said that on each credit card statement he initialed each purchase and placed all the necessary information on it to ensure money was accounted for. No money is missing or miscalculated, only the receipts are missing. What was done is not illegal, just against normal policy.
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MotorCity Casino Hotel Entertainment Stage, located in the Meijer Fan Zone, will feature entertainment all weekend long at the Grand Prix. Live performances on the MotorCity Casino Hotel Entertainment Stage include:
- LIFEHOUSE - Saturday, May 31 at 6:15 p.m. ET
- SHAGGY - Sunday, June 1 at 12:30 p.m. ET
Below is the complete entertainment lineup on the MotorCity Casino Hotel Entertainment Stage for the 2014 Chevrolet Detroit Belle Isle Grand Prix:
|Friday, May 30, 2014
|11:00 a.m. - 11:45 a.m.
|12:00 p.m. - 12:45 p.m.
|1:15 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.
|Rock & Roll Prep School
|2:30 p.m. - 3:15 p.m.
|3:45 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.
|Saturday, May 31, 2014
|12:00 p.m. - 12:45 p.m.
|1:15 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.
|2:30 p.m. - 3:15 p.m.
|4:15 p.m. - 5:15 p.m.
|6:15 p.m. - 7:25 p.m.
|Sunday, June 1, 2014
|11:00 a.m. - 11:45 a.m.
|Anna de Ferran
|12:30 p.m. - 1:30 p.m.
|2:00 p.m. - 2:45 p.m.
|3:30 p.m. - 4:15 p.m.
|4:45 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.
|5:45 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.
LIFEHOUSE – Saturday, May 31 at 6:15 p.m. ET.
"We just felt like some sounds needed to evolve. We knew we had to shake things up creatively and go back to the drawing board, try something new," commented Lifehouse lead singer Jason Wade. "It was a liberating experience; I feel like we can take all our different musical influences and they can kind of coalesce together and live in the same space without any rules or guidelines. This album was just very in-the-moment, or should I say letting moments happen instead of forcing something and trying to manipulate it."
Jason Wade recalls the beginning of Lifehouse a dozen years ago with warm nostalgia - and a little bit of expos facto terror.
"You know, we recorded that first album (No Name Face, sold two and half million copies) and it resonated with a lot of people, and I don't even remember a lot of the shows back then because I never planned on doing that. I was just a kid in my room with my guitar and a couple of songs," Wade says. But after four more albums, a few hit singles ("Hanging By a Moment," "You and Me," "First Time," "Whatever It Takes", "Halfway Gone" and sales of more than 15 million records, Wade and company are well-adjusted and have grown into a strong, tight and perpetually ambitious concern.
"I really enjoy the creative process," he explains. "For me, I think the more I move forward, the more I'm just reminded to protect and maintain whatever it is, where it comes from that you can channel an inspired moment and bring a song that resonates with you, because I really believe that if it doesn't resonate with you as the singer, it's not going to resonate with anyone else."
Lifehouse - Wade, drummer Rick Woolstenhulme, Jr., bassist Bryce Soderberg and guitarist Ben Carey - have made earnestness and soul-searching their calling card since emerging from Los Angeles during the late 90s, first as Blyss and since 2000 as Lifehouse. "Hanging By a Moment" was Billboard magazine's 2000 Hot 100 chart Song of the Year, while the group's music has been heard in TV shows such as "Smallville," "Falcon Beach," "Grey's Anatomy," "Scrubs," "One Tree Hill," "Criminal Minds" and many others, as well as in films like "The Time Traveler's Wife." Wade also composed "From Where You Are" especially for the All State insurance company's Teen Driving Program.
Clearly the bar has been set high, both qualitatively and commercially, and Lifehouse was well aware of the stakes when it entered the studio last year to make its sixth album, Almería. What transpired was a creative adventure that surprised the band but also resulted in perhaps it's most daring and provocative release to date.
"This whole process was completely different," Wade acknowledges. Part of that, he says, is because the band "never unplugged the touring machine," alternating between recording sessions and concerts. That kept the quartet's chops sharp and brought an energetic urgency to the playing. "It's almost like we were reverting back to being teenagers in our parents' garages, which felt really good," Wade says. "We thought we were making this cool, 70s kind of rock album."
That approach can certainly be heard on Almería. But the polished craft and keen melodic sensibility that is at the heart of Lifehouse wasn't disappearing, either. As more songs were being written, the familiar blended with the fresh to create something entirely new. "There's kind of this confluence of all of these different musical styles," Wade says.
The big turning point for Almería came one day earlier this year, when Wade "stumbled into" the first single, "Between The Raindrops." Lifehouse was hard at work on the album, but Wade happened to have some family in town and limited time to work on that particular day. Nevertheless, he "had this melody reverberating in my head." He made a short detour into the studio, "threw all these different instruments down on tape" and a half-hour later had "the bare bones of the track. It was that spark of inspiration you hear about." Working with Almería producer and cowriter Jude Cole and Jacob Kasher, Wade and Lifehouse further developed the track over the next three and a half months and honed the lyrics into a pointed and poignant dialogue that required just the right voice to dial in the message.
"Natasha Bedingfield's name got brought up," Wade remembers. "We met her five or six years ago and our paths kept crossing, so I sent her the song and she instantly had a visceral reaction to it. Within the next week she was in the studio doing vocals."
"Between The Raindrops" started yet another "surge of creative energy" that brought even more songs into Almería's mix. Wade came up with "Nobody Listen" without a distinct melody line or lyric; he simply "went in with this blank canvas and started throwing stuff down on tape and this track just kind of came to life. I've never written like that before." "You're The One" came out of a similar process, with producer Cole helping Wade set a song atop a track he'd been working on.
"Everything was kind of backwards and unorthodox - and it was working," Wade notes. "So it was just kind of about turning your brain off and not analyzing too much and scaring away the inspiration while I was having it."
Another key track from the album, "Right Back Home" features the legendary Peter Frampton on it. Long time Lifehouse manager, producer and collaborator, Jude Cole commented on the making of the track: "I had the great pleasure of meeting Peter when I worked for Extra some years ago. We had dinner recently and I asked him to bring his old but newly found '57 Les Paul "Phoenix", (yes the one from Frampton Comes Alive!) down and be a part of the record. He completely mesmerized the room as the band and I sat and watched him perform his solo and vocal like he was onstage at the Fillmore. Together along with Jason's vocal and the band's energetic sound, I believe we captured something very special here."
With Almería finished, Wade feels that Lifehouse has crafted a "confluence" of the two approaches it took in making the album. And by doing that it's made something that sounds clearly different but not completely unfamiliar - more like a seasoned band with a renewed sense of purpose and mission, which for a group like Lifehouse is an exciting prospect indeed.
"I think that as an artist you should always be in a state of becoming but never really arriving," Wade explains. "If there's no room to grow anymore and you're known for a sound that you kind of trademarked, then you're in a box and there's nowhere to go. We just wanted to experiment and shake off any of these imaginary boundaries that we had placed in our minds. I think you have to do that to survive - not survive in a business sense, but for your own sanity and satisfaction."
SHAGGY - Sunday, June 1 at 12:30 p.m. ET
In 1993 Shaggy exploded on the music scene with his debut album PURE PLEASURE. His remix of the Ska classic Oh Carolina from that album was an instant hit in England and other countries.
He released his Sophomore album BOOMBASTIC in 1995. The album went certified platinum, won a Grammy Award in 1996 for Best Reggae Album and topped the Top 40 Rhythmic charts, Hot 100, and Billboard 200.
Shaggy, along with his former manager Robert Livingston and legendary producer Sting International formed Big Yard Music Group in 1996. Big Yard has been instrumental in the careers of artists such as Brian & Tony Gold, Kiprich, Rayvon, Rik Rok, Voicemail, Richie Loop, and Christopher Martin
In 1997, Shaggy recorded his third album MIDNIGHT LOVER.
In 2000 he released his fourth album HOTSHOT which went Diamond worldwide and Platinum 6 times in the United States. Notable singles from that album included "It Wasn't Me" and "Angel." "It Wasn't Me" received a Grammy nomination. Single "Luv Me, Luv Me" featuring Janet Jackson was released on the Soundtrack for the movie How Stella Got Her Groove Back. The album also won best-selling album at the 2002 Juno Awards.
Michael Jackson requested that Shaggy perform at his 30th Anniversary that was held at Madison Square Gardens in 2001. At the event Michael asked, "Did you write "It Wasn't Me" Shaggy?" SHAGGY: "Yes." MICHAEL: "That's some S#*t I would have written."
In 2002 and 2005 Shaggy released LUCKY DAY and CLOTHES DROP respectively. LUCKY DAY went certified Gold in the US while single Strength Of A Woman made the Top 40 mainstream charts. CLOTHES DROP received a Grammy Nomination for Best Reggae Album.
Shaggy co-starred in the Action thriller "Blast" alongside Eddie Griffin and Vivica Fox in 2004.
In 2007 INTOXICATION was released and debuted at number 1 on Billboard's Top Reggae Albums chart, was nominated for Best Reggae Album at the 51st Grammy Awards and was the number 1 download on UK iTunes Reggae chart. The first single, Church Heathen, from the album won the Best Music Video at the International Reggae and World Music Awards in 2008. The second single Bonafide Girl also made its way to number 1 on music charts.
Shaggy recorded and released single "Feel The Rush" in 2008 which was used as the original anthem for the UEFA Euro Cup. The single was featured on various charts throughout Europe and India. And went certified gold in Germany.
Shaggy Foundation was developed in 2008. He hosts an annual charity event in which all proceeds are donated to the Bustamante hospital to help defray the cost of medical equipment. To date, the Shaggy Foundation has been instrumental in raising over $85 million (JMD = $1 million USD) for the hospital.
Shaggy partnered with Pan Caribbean Financial planners for their 11th annual SIGMA Corporate Run. With a 5k course that attracted 9500 runners, walker and wheelchair participants, the event raised $14 million (JMD)/$165,000 (USD) for the Bustamante Hospital.
Other fundraising efforts include a performance at "Food For The Poor" Gala in Florida which raised funds to construct homes for earthquake victims in Haiti.
Shaggy contributed a song, which was a remake of the 1974 classic "Kung Fu Fighting" by Carl Douglas, for Pepsi Cola in 2008. He appeared in the television commercial alongside T-Pain and Tami Chynn.
In 2009 he recorded single "Fly High" which was used in a television commercial for Ferrero Rocher's Ice Cream Bar, Maxi King and also appeared in the 30 second advertisement. "Fly High," was used for Ferrero's trailer campaign on VIVA (a television network in Germany co-owned by Viacom).
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Shaggy co-wrote a book and CD set entitled "Shaggy Parrot and the Reggae Band." Sales from the book and CD set benefits the Bustamante Hospital in Jamaica and Tatiana McIntosh Scholarship Fund in Florida. The book was also donated to basic schools in Jamaica to be used as part of their curriculum.
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Shaggy received a Grammy Nomination for his tenth studio album, SUMMER IN KINGSTON in 2012. Shaggy appeared on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, The George Lopez Show and The Today Show with Kathie Lee and Hoda promoting the album.
In September 2013, Sly & Robbie Presents Shaggy will release a collaboration album entitled, "OUT OF MANY, ONE MUSIC." On tour in 2010, Shaggy and Sly and Robbie conceived the idea and started production in 2012. Recorded in New York and Jamaica, the album features Neyo , Beres Hammond, Konshens, Taurus Riley, Coco Tea, Joe, Morgan Heritage, Tessanne Chin, Chronixx, Jimmy Cozier and Damian Marley. The first single "Fight this Feeling" with Beres Hammond was released in May 2013 and has been quickly climbing the charts. Media outlets and industry insiders have all agreed that the single is a game changer, going back to a classic reggae rock steady vibe. The second single, "You Girl", featuring Grammy Winning pop artist Ne-Yo is slated for release mid-summer 2013. "OUT OF MANY, ONE MUSIC," has already received tremendous feedback from industry tastemakers through various listening parties.


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Mitchell Technical Institute, located in Mitchell, South Dakota, was opened in 1968 to provide post high school technical education services to residents of its service area. The school is overseen by the Mitchell School District, utilizing rules and regulations as established by the State Board of Education. The school has seen continual growth and expansion since its founding, having recently opened to new campus expansions for additional programs and services. The school is dedicated to providing the highest quality technical training to assist in local workforce development.
Mitchell Technical Institute offers a variety of programs that allow individuals to receive the education and training necessary to enter the workforce in a given field. Individuals who complete a program will earn a certificate, allowing for the pursuit the pursuit of long term employment as a qualified professional. Online programs are also available for individuals in need of flexible scheduling. The school works with graduates, assisting in job placement upon completion through resume assistance, employer introductions, internship opportunities as well as other methods.
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When you read the list of factors of ergonomic injuries to the right, do you notice that any of them are true for you? You might be creating a dangerous work environment for yourself.
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Initially take time to adjust your chair, keyboard tray, and monitor so your posture is aligned in a 90/90/90 position. When sitting at your work station your knees, waist and elbows should be at 90 degrees. When viewing your monitor you should be looking at the top 1/3 of your screen so your head and neck is not tilted up or down. The monitor should also be located at an arms reach away so you are not having to strain your eyes. Your feet should be flat on the floor. You can improve the ergonomics of your work space by moving your office equipment (telephone, stapler, resource materials) to an arm length away so you do not have to overreach.
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School of Social Work Students, Faculty Participate in 2012 Advocacy Day
Dozens of students from the School of Social Work (SSW) traveled to Annapolis on March 7 to gain experience in advocacy, meeting with lawmakers on behalf of the University of Maryland . The small groups of students and faculty urged support of the governor's budget and retention of graduate and professional scholarships.
They also informed senators, delegates, and their staff members of key facts about the School, which is celebrating its 50th anniversary. Of the nearly 1,000 students who are currently pursuing a Master's Degree in Social Work, about 700 contribute to the well-being of Marylanders through placements as interns. Collectively, they perform 10,000 hours of service a week at work sites in Maryland in specializations such as aging, families and children, and mental health. Their public service work is valued at nearly $8 million a year.
"You're not only ambassadors for the School of Social Work but also ambassadors for the University," President Jay A. Perman, MD, told the students and faculty members who gathered at the outset of 2012 Advocacy Day. He spoke of the need for an interdisciplinary outlook, referring to the interprofessional education that takes place in the weekly President's Clinic. "When I see patients in my role as a physician on Tuesday afternoons, social work faculty and social work students are always a part."
Students were asked to share their own aspirations and circumstances as they urged members of the General Assembly to support the Loan Assistance Repayment Program, which provides for the forgiveness of loans made to University graduates who work in the public sector.
"We know it has an impact on your ability and the ability of other members of our campus community to attend graduate school," said Richard P. Barth, PhD, MSW, dean of the SSW.
"We bring students from Maryland and all over the country," he said, speaking of the School. "Most of them stay in Maryland and continue to provide care and services in a variety of areas that are critical to the citizens of Maryland."
Of more than 12,000 alumni of the School, about two-thirds currently live and work in Maryland.
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Delegate Melony Griffith, MSW, who represents Prince George's County, noted that she serves on the Appropriations Committee at a time of diminished revenues. "So you will hear in the news, you'll hear in the hallways, how we're going to have to address the budget shortfall."
Griffith said the stance that she takes on behalf of her constituents sometimes runs counter to the rest of her county's delegation, as was the case with her opposition to a proposed "plastic-bag tax" to raise 5 cents per bag to help clean up waterways. She voiced a strong opinion that the cost would be a hardship for poor families. She lost that battle, she said.
"Every day brings a new bill, a new budget item, a new policy issue," said Griffith, telling the group that her training as a clinical social worker has been invaluable in her duties as a legislator.
Students and faculty were led by Michael Reisch, PhD, MSW, MA, who organized the effort in collaboration with the University's Office of Government and Community Affairs. Reisch, who is the Daniel Thursz Distinguished Professor of Social Justice at the SSW, had prepared students for their advocacy and debriefed them at the conclusion of the visit to Annapolis on the legislative process and their new insights in policymaking.
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|James Owen CHILDERS was born on 6 April 1832 in Campbell Co., TN.16559 He appeared in the census in August 1870 in Clay, Dunklin, MO.16559,16560 He died on 10 November 1904 at the age of 72.16559 Information from his gravestone, cemetery unknown.
Spouse: Martha Ann (Temple) TEMPLE-9673. Martha Ann (Temple) TEMPLE and James Owen CHILDERS were married about 1869 in Linn Co., MO.16559 Children were: Sarah Evangeline (Sarah) CHILDERS-54141.
Spouse: Elizabeth Jane HOSFORD-54140. Elizabeth Jane HOSFORD and James Owen CHILDERS were married.
Sarah Evangeline (Sarah) CHILDERS16559 was born in April 1870 in Clay, Dunklin, MO.16559,16560 The 1870 census gave Feb 1870. Parents: James Owen CHILDERS-54107 and Martha Ann (Temple) TEMPLE-9673.
Wade D. CHILDERS (private).
Spouse: Constance TEMPLE-116327.
Charles CHILDRESS (private).16561
Spouse: Merle A. TEMPLE-114072.
Janet V. CHILDRESS (private).842
Spouse: Jayme Francis (Jayme) TEMPLE-77519.
Rex Thomas CHILDRESS16562 was born on 7 August 1936.16563 He died on 27 April 2008 at the age of 71.16563
Spouse: Mary TEMPLE-74758.
Stella Mae (Mae) CHILDRESS3266,12893 was born on 23 November 1901 in AR.16564,16565 She appeared in the census in April 1940 in England, Lonoke, AR.16565 She died in July 1978 at the age of 76 in Bauxite, Saline, AR.3266,16564,16566 Buried in Pinecrest Memorial Park, Little Rock, AR. Childress may have been her married name, and she would appear to be the former wife of Earl W. Childress of Neal, AR, in 1930.
Spouse: William Benjamin (Ben) TEMPLE-33123. Stella Mae (Mae) CHILDRESS and William Benjamin (Ben) TEMPLE were married on 27 August 1931.12893
CHILDS (private).
Spouse: Donna TEMPLE-123151.
CHILDS (private).
Spouse: Sylvia SETTOON-132336.
Anne Cynthia CHILDS16567 was born on 1 August 1853 in Shelburne Falls, Franklin, MA.22,16568,16569,16570 Gave her age as 64 in 1920. She appeared in the census in June 1900 in New Salem, Franklin, MA.16570 She appeared in the census in April 1910 in Montague, Franklin, MA.16569 Anne appeared in the census in January 1920 in Orange, Franklin, MA.16568 She died on 22 March 1927 at the age of 73 in Wendell, Franklin, MA.825 Possibly in Orange, MA. Possibly buried in Tully Cemetery, Orange, MA. Her parents were both from MA. She had no children. Parents: Paris CHILDS-28678 and Sarah Ann NUTTING-28679.
Spouse: Augustus TEMPLE-6155. Anne Cynthia CHILDS and Augustus TEMPLE were married on 2 April 1890 in New Salem, Franklin, MA.22,10920,16567,16569,16570 This was his second and her first marriage. Children were: Earl K. CURFEW-48624.
Grace L. CHILDS was born in 1874 in IA.16571,16572,16573,16574 Gave her age as 52 in 1930, and gave 40 in 1920. Gave 1877 in 1915. Gave 46 in 1925. She appeared in the census in April 1910 in Cass, Cass, IA.16573 She appeared in the census in 1915 in Lewis, Cass, IA.16575 Grace appeared in the census in January 1920 in Lewis, Cass, IA.16571 She appeared in the census in 1925 in Lewis, Cass, IA.16576 She appeared in the census in April 1930 in Lewis, Cass, IA.16572 Grace died in 1969 at the age of 95.16574 Her parents were both from IL. By 1910, she had had one child, who survived. Middle initial was C in 1915. Parents: Junius (Jim) CHILDS-57281 and Sophronia STUDAIRAIN-57282.
Spouse: Luther Christee (Luther) TEMPLE-1792. Grace L. CHILDS and Luther Christee (Luther) TEMPLE were married in 1899 in IA.16572,16573 Children were: Harry Childs TEMPLE-40128.
Spouse: T. Ross WALLACE-52146. Grace L. CHILDS and T. Ross WALLACE were married on 15 September 1935 in Atlantic, Cass, IA.16574,16577 The witnesses were Hary Childs Temple and his wife.
Junius (Jim) CHILDS (private).16576
Spouse: Sophronia STUDAIRAIN-57282. Children were: Grace L. CHILDS-40127.
Mary M. CHILDS was born (date unknown).
Spouse: Benjamin Franklin PARKER-8664. Mary M. CHILDS and Benjamin Franklin PARKER were married in 1878 in Woburn, Middlesex, MA.3025 Children were: Louis Franklin PARKER-8915, Earnest Elmore PARKER-8916, William Chester PARKER-8917, Elsie May PARKER-8918.
Mattie Neal CHILDS (private).
Spouse: Augustus Rascine TURNER-55482. Children were: Jack Augustus TURNER-25131.
Michael D. CHILDS (private).
Spouse: Mary Elizabeth TEMPLE-19867.
Orinda CHILDS (private).
Spouse: Elijah CORBIN-6119. Children were: Mary Jane CORBIN-6117, Lucy Ann CORBIN-6115.
Paris CHILDS22 died before 1874.
Spouse: Sarah Ann NUTTING-28679. Sarah Ann NUTTING and Paris CHILDS were married about 1850.16578 Children were: Anne Cynthia CHILDS-6516.
William C. CHILDS (private).842
Spouse: Brittany Lee TEMPLE-88808.
Elizabeth CHILEAB was born (date unknown).
Spouse: Samuel SMITH-10536. Elizabeth CHILEAB and Samuel SMITH were married about 1630.30 Children were: Philip SMITH-10538.
Garland Dale CHILSON16579 was born in 1915. He died in 1993 at the age of 78.
Spouse: Lucille Mary (Mary) TEMPLE-98855. Lucille Mary (Mary) TEMPLE and Garland Dale CHILSON were married.
CHILTON (private).
Spouse: Isabelle PIERCE-91864.
John D. CHINELLO (private).16580
Spouse: Kathleen TEMPLE-132454.
Sakdicha CHINGBURANA (private).16581
Spouse: Kathleen P. TEMPLE-113912.
John Mitchell CHINN16582 was born (date unknown).
Spouse: Sallie TEMPLE-127049. Sallie TEMPLE and John Mitchell CHINN were married before 1899.
Henrietta CHIPCHONE (private).
Spouse: Oliver SWEET-118619. Children were: Dora Ellen SWEET-118618.
CHIPMAN (private).
Spouse: Clara Marie TEMPLE-67153.
Rodney CHIPP16583 was born (date unknown).
Spouse: Alta Eliza PARKER-27322. Alta Eliza PARKER and Rodney CHIPP were married on 6 September 1898.16583
Lola CHISENHALL was born on 25 November 1904 in NC.224,16584 She lived in NC before 1951.16584 She died on 28 January 1991 at the age of 86 in Mt. Olive, Wayne, NC.224,16584 Chisenhall may not be her maiden name, as she was not found in the 1920 census. No Chisenhalls of approximate age weere found in NC in 1920, in fact. There was one close, though, and that was Lillie, b 1903, daughter of Kent and Ella Chisenhall, of Lebanon, NC.
Spouse: TEMPLE-107033. Lola CHISENHALL and TEMPLE were married.
Matthew Joseph CHISESI (private).
Spouse: Catherine Dulaney TEMPLE-51598.
Ada Elizabeth CHISHOLM (private).
Spouse: George Washington HALL-69175. Children were: Reno HALL-20561.
Nettie D. CHISHOLM16585 was born on 28 August 1881 in MS.16586,16587,16588 Gave her age as 33 in 1920. Gave her age as 61 in 1940. She lived 18th Street in Laurel, Jones, MS in 1918.16589 She appeared in the census in January 1920 in Laurel, Jones, MS.16587 Nettie appeared in the census in April 1930 in Smith Co., MS.16588 She lived in Smith Co., MS on 1 April 1935.16586 She appeared in the census in April 1940 in Newton Co., MS.16586 Nettie died on 17 November 1966 at the age of 85 in Smith Co., MS.16585 Buried in Sylvarena Cemetery, Sylvarena, MS. Her parents were both from MS.
Spouse: Allen James (James) TEMPLE(S)-20752. Nettie D. CHISHOLM and Allen James (James) TEMPLE(S) were married in 1914 in MS.16588 Children were: Herman Dent (Dent) TEMPLES-53675.
Walter Wiley CHISHOLM (private).
Spouse: Mary Olive TEMPLE-20435.
Henry CHISM was born in 1875 in KY.6308 He appeared in the census in January 1920 in Paris, Bourbon, KY.6308
Spouse: Mary -59391. Mary and Henry CHISM were married. Children were: Mildred CHISM-55791.
Mildred CHISM (private).6308 Parents: Henry CHISM-59390 and Mary -59391.
Spouse: Alfred Bascom (Bascom) TEMPLE-55780.
Howard Taft CHISOLM16590 was born on 4 July 1908 in Kemper Co., MS.16591 He died on 3 January 1971 at the age of 62 in Meridian, Lauderdale, MS.16591
Spouse: Anita Frances TEMPLE-18789. Anita Frances TEMPLE and Howard Taft CHISOLM were married on 18 December 1937 in Collinsville, Lauderdale, MS.
Sarah CHITLICK (private).16592
Spouse: Thomas HANDER-118390. Children were: Edith HANDER-118389.
Mary L. CHITWOOD was born on 12 June 1869 in Franklin Co., TN.16593,16594 She appeared in the census in April 1910 in Franklin Co., TN.16594 She died on 7 May 1940 at the age of 70.16593
Spouse: Joseph F. (Joe) ROGERS-81797. Mary L. CHITWOOD and Joseph F. (Joe) ROGERS were married in 1894 in TN.16594 Children were: Willie B. ROGERS-81796.
Sophia CHIVAS (private).
Spouse: Fred Levi SESSIONS-64340. Children were: Alfred Gordon SESSIONS-64339.
Gregory CHLETSOS (private).
Spouse: Irene TEMPLE-78114.
Bessie Edna CHOATE22 was born on 15 September 1921 in Beverly, Essex, MA.16595 She died on 30 March 2011 at the age of 89 in Manchester, Essex, MA.16595,16596 Buried in Rosedale Cemetery, Beverly, MA. Parents: Frederick K. CHOATE-43518 and Annie J. HAYES-43519.
Spouse: William Anson (William) TEMPLE-37044. Bessie Edna CHOATE and William Anson (William) TEMPLE were married on 21 July 1942 in Beverly, Essex, MA.22,16597 Children were: William Anson TEMPLE Jr.-43520.
Charles CHOATE died before 1855.16598
Spouse: Martha PARKER-8117.
Frederick K. CHOATE (private).
Spouse: Annie J. HAYES-43519. Children were: Bessie Edna CHOATE-38649.
Kyong CHOE (private).
Spouse: Gary Allen TEMPLE-102485.
Aurore Bennett CHOINIERE was born on 20 October 1900 in Tacoma, Pierce, WA.7964,16599,16600,16601,16602,16603 In April 1930 she was a public school teacher in Alpha Twp., Lewis, WA.16600 She appeared in the census in April 1940 in Alpha Twp., Lewis, WA.16603 Aurore died on 27 April 1992 at the age of 91 in Puyallup, Pierce, WA.7964,16599,16601,16602,16604 Date in some secondary sources is 17 Apr. Buried in Greenwood Memorial Park, Centralia, WA. Aurore lived in Onalaska, WA from 1912 to 1974, taught school for 30 years in Onalaska and various Lewis County rural schools. She enjoyed travelling, and had compiled an extensive collection of the history of Tacoma. In 1974 Aurore moved to Tacoma, then to Puyallup where she died at Good Samaritan Hospital at the age of 91. Her obituary notes that she was survived by a son, 5 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild. Parents: Henry CHOINIERE-33324 and Mary PERON-56832.
Spouse: Lester Roy (Lester) TEMPLE-33321. Aurore Bennett CHOINIERE and Lester Roy (Lester) TEMPLE were married on 3 September 1921 in Onalaska, Lewis, WA.16600,16605,16606 Children were: Mark A. TEMPLE-33323.
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Spouse: Mary PERON-56832. Children were: Aurore Bennett CHOINIERE-33322, Lolita Alice CHOINIERE-33325.
Lolita Alice CHOINIERE16607 was born on 16 March 1902 in Tacoma, Pierce, WA.7964,16608,16609,16610,16611 In April 1930 she was a school teacher in Onalaska, Lewis, WA.16609 She appeared in the census in April 1940 in Alpha Twp., Lewis, WA.16611 Lolita lived in Edmonds, Snohomish, WA in 1990.16608 She died on 3 December 1990 at the age of 88 in Seattle, King, WA.7964,16608,16610 Her parents were both from Canada. Lolita was a graduate of Chehalis High School, a graduate of Washington State Normal School in Bellingham and held a Bachelor's degree from Western Washington College of Education. She was an elementary school teacher for 37 years in the Onalaska School District. She was a member of various education associations and the Pine Burr Rebekah Lodge. Her obituary notes that she was survived by a son, daughter and two grandchildren. Parents: Henry CHOINIERE-33324 and Mary PERON-56832.
Spouse: Merle Roy (Merle) TEMPLE-33327. Lolita Alice CHOINIERE and Merle Roy (Merle) TEMPLE were married on 6 June 1922 in Onalaska, Lewis, WA.7964,16609,16612 Witnesses were the grooms brother and sister-in-law. They7964,16609,16612 were divorced about 1942.15467 Date is approximate, as they divorced in the early 1940s. Children were: Merle Dean (Dean) TEMPLE-33329, Mary Carol (Mary) TEMPLE-33330.
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Spouse: Whitnee Elizabeth TEMPLE-65567.
CHOWNING (private).
Spouse: Elizabeth LILLY-21539.
Amanda Evelyn (Manda) CHOWNING2195 was born in June 1837 in Coles Co., IL.16613,16614,16615,16616 She appeared in the census in June 1880 in Ashmore Twp., Coles, IL.16615 She appeared in the census in June 1900 in Garrett, Douglas, IL.16616 Amanda appeared in the census in April 1910 in Garrett, Douglas, IL.16614 She died on 17 July 1919 at the age of 82 in Garrett, Douglas, IL.16617 Her parents were both from KY. In 1900, she claimed to have had no children. By 1910, she had had 1 child, who survived. The latter report was probably from her first marriage. Parents: Charles G. CHOWNING-41877 and Nancy OWENS-41878.
Spouse: Thomas W. TEMPLE-5419. Amanda Evelyn (Manda) CHOWNING and Thomas W. TEMPLE were married on 13 April 1871 in Coles Co., IL.2195,16618,16619 Although there is no question that Thomas W. Temple married Amanda Strain on this date, I am not sure it is the same Thomas W. However, given the few choices, I am pretty sure about this assignment. Some sources give the date as 10 Apr.
Spouse: William J. STRAIN-41876. Amanda Evelyn (Manda) CHOWNING and William J. STRAIN were married before 1870.16613
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Spouse: Nancy OWENS-41878. Children were: Amanda Evelyn (Manda) CHOWNING-39208.


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The transparency task force of the state Board of Regents will hold several public hearings around the state in the coming weeks, including in the Des Moines area, Muscatine, Council Bluffs and Dubuque.
The first of those public hearings has been scheduled for 6 to 7:30 p.m. April 17 in room 226 at Johnston High School in Johnston. The hearing also will be available at some ICN locations around the state.
Anyone wanting to speak at the April 17 public hearing can sign up by e-mail at http://www.regents.iowa.gov/TransparencyTaskForce/ttf.htm or by calling Ann McCarthy at 515-281-3934.
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piggybackSaltos de línea: pig¦gy|back
Pronunciación: /ˈpɪɡɪbak /
Definición de piggyback en inglés:
A ride on someone's back and shoulders: he always gives us a piggyback up the stairs to bed
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- Now, for that, give me a piggyback ride back up this hill.
- Colin and I were walking up the road in town when he decided he would rather have a piggyback.
- I'll give Mike a piggyback into the party so he can arrive in style……
adjetivoVolver al principio
1On the back and shoulders of another person: a piggyback ride
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- Heres the priceless moment between David and his mom as he gives her a piggyback ride as a part of Korean wedding tradition.
- I'd had the foresight to wear my waterproof hiking boots, so to save my wife's shoes from ruin I gave her a piggyback ride while she held the umbrella.
- Now the younger monk was perturbed by his friend's conduct because their monastic code forbade them touching a woman, much less giving her a piggyback ride.
1.1Attached to or riding on a larger object: a telescope with fittings for piggyback cameras
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- The top carry handle also includes a 1/2-20 stud for piggyback camera mounting.
- Piggyback mounts allow a camera to be mounted parallel to the axis of a telescope, such that camera and telescope are pointed at the same target.
- Then a physician at Oxford University offered to include him in a test of a new piggyback device - an "axial flow pump" that pushes blood in a continuous stream (no pulse) through the heart's left ventricle and out into the body.
adverbioVolver al principio
On the back and shoulders of another person: I had to carry him piggyback
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- Ben grasped Maya's legs and stood, proceeding to carry her piggyback down the apartment's short corridor to the kitchen.
- She had been carrying Chase piggyback for some time, and now he was out cold.
- They playfully rode piggyback on their team-mates' shoulders, duelling each other with loaded bottles of champagne.
verbo[with object] Volver al principio
1Carry by or as if by means of a piggyback: I'll piggyback you the rest of the way
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- With his warm chubby arms around my neck, I piggybacked him about the yard, feeling the eyes of my family watching us through the windows.
- Lexi had fallen asleep, so her dad piggybacked her to the village.
- How fast could I get there carrying a plastic grocery sack of food in one hand, a dog on a leash with the other, and piggybacking a four-year-old boy?
1.1Link to or take advantage of (an existing system or body of work): they have piggybacked their own networks on to the system
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- A SOF distribution system is required to piggyback existing distribution nodes only as needed and maintain asset visibility to ensure prioritization, timeliness, and accountability.
- Instead, Austrian shares are increasingly being seen as a way for investors to piggyback the economic upswing across the EU's accession states.
- Instead, he said he intends to piggyback his intelligent computing network on mobile phone networks.
1.2 [no object] Use existing work or an existing product as a basis or support: yesterday's experiment piggybacks on previous trials
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- However, the company has signalled its intention to enter the mobile market either by buying an existing player or by piggybacking on an another operator's network.
- When user logs into his bank's website, the attacker piggybacks on that session via the Trojan to make any fraudulent transaction he wants.
- A large proportion of the self-employed acquire coverage in health and dental plans by piggybacking on the employer-sponsored plan of a spouse or close relative.
mid 16th century (as an adverb): the word's origins are uncertain.
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CUMBERLAND, Md. (AP) -- Cumberland police say a body found in Winchester, Va., is probably that of a woman who has been missing since September.
Police said on Monday that the probable remains of 43-year-old Lisa Ann Simmons were found in an industrial park. Officers said the body has been taken to the Virginia State Medical Examiner's Office.
Cumberland police say the remains were found with the help of Simmons' boyfriend, 44-year-old Stephen Schleuniger. Schleuniger was charged with first-degree murder in Simmons' death in October.
Simmons' relatives reported her missing on Sept. 9. Police say officers found bloody footprints on the front porch of her home and a bloodstain on a rug and the floor in a front room.
Schleuniger, who has been held without bond, is due in court on Dec. 3.
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We have large volume of specimens for both AP and CP; residents share rare interesting surgical cases everyday; strong teaching team on every subspecialty; great supporting stuff members. Regional pathology societies have regular meetings and training sessions for residents.
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AP Introductory Month: This was a really great introduction to pathology. The AP intro month really gave us a smooth transition from medical school to residency!
The North Shore-LIJ Hofstra School of Medicine Program in Anatomic and Clinical Pathology has an exceptionally vibrant dynamic of professional development; residents and faculty participate together in both in-house seminars as well as outside lectures and with local, national and international societies (Nassau County Society for Pathology, New York Pathologic Society, and others) and regularly visit with and exchange lecture time and cases with other nearby hospitals and medical schools, including the newly minted Hofstra Medical School. Professional meeting attendance is an integral part of the program, so as residents, we benefit from access to many of the world authorities in their respective areas.
As and Oral and Maxillofacial Pathologist in-training, I have had the opportunity to spend 15 of my 36 months with Pathology and Laboratory Medicine. The exposure to all aspects of Clinical and Anatomic pathology has enhanced my knowledge and skills tremendously.
With so many residents and faculty in both Oral and General Pathology, hailing from so many areas of the world, the cultural and social dynamic is especially enriching.
It's said that, when entering any residency, the experience is like drinking from a water hose set to high pressure. In the best sense, this is what my experience at LIJ has been like. I've been exposed to almost every aspect of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, some of which I never even knew existed. I was told that, to assess the scope of my practice as an Oral and Maxillofacial / Head and Neck Pathologist, I should take my thumb, stick it to my nose, and turn my open hand 360 degrees… this would be the scope/area of my practice. By the end of my first year, this was amended to "do that, but touch your chin to your chest before you rotate your hand" and as I near graduation, it's amended once more to "touch your forehead to your big toe while you do that!" The sense here, of course, is the excellent exposure I've gotten to all aspects of Pathology and all the organ systems.
Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology lives in both Medicine and Dentistry, so as a resident I've been able to experience clinical dentistry (my primary profession) as well as the laboratory aspects of Pathology. Having the clinical *and* lab experience and seeing cases from 'start to finish' has made the experience both meaningful and fun.
I'm on my third residency (the two prior residencies were largely hospital-based dentistry on medically compromised patients and comprehensive dentistry, both with tremendous amounts of physical time spent in house); the nature of this residency at LIJ has afforded me much more time to sit down and learn at a self-directed pace, while still having access to draw from the experience and knowledge of all the faculty and staff, while still being able to enjoy and focus on my personal growth and my family.
David E. Klingman, DMD
Chief Resident, Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology
Program – general:
The program does give its residents the necessary tools to become excellent pathologists. But what is special - it also gives multiple unusual opportunities for growth in different areas of laboratory medicine. A resident can take a challenge of a real-world problem in research, management, teaching or any of subspecialties and get the experience beyond her or his imagination.
Outside of the hospital:
Volleyball community has made Long Island feel like home. On the beach in the summer, in local schools for the rest of the year; people of different age and abilities, from novice to advanced, get together for a weekly night of fun and exercise. It is a happy escape from routines of everyday life.
Autopsy (adult or peds):
Pediatric attendings keep "small" autopsy service at high level of quality and professionalism. The residents enjoy one-on-one supervision and teaching throughout the process. The complexity of investigation is amazing.
Lab Management Rotation:
The rotation is probably unique to residency world. A resident on Lab Management accompanies the Chairman in daily work both within the NSLIJ system and outside (national meetings), and at the same time gets a real-life project of choice to complete. This is an eye-opening and empowering experience (the word "cool" describes it well).
Amazing diversity of cases in Hematology and Surgical Pathology. Equal emphasis on CP and AP. Dedicated faculty. Amazing Frozen Section rotation. Nice series of lecture. Very enriching multicultural environment in the Department.
Awesome pediatric pathology team with robust number of interesting pediatric surgical pathology and autopsy cases. Solid hematopathology and transfusion medicine rotations, which start right during PGY-1.


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The JA-YE Europe Virtual Business Challenge competition encompasses youth-focused technology-based learning activities which would help teach them entrepreneurship and business skills.
In the JA-YE Europe Virtual Business simulation contest, students from across Europe form teams and act as corporate competitors in the same high-tech virtual industry. Over a series of periods (the equivalent of business "quarters"), they make decisions on-line on their selling price, production level, marketing investment, capital investment, and investment in R&D. A teacher/simulation administrator can cerate different economic conditions the computer simulated businesses operate in. A computer calculates each company's market share and retained earnings (among other criteria) and gives them a certain number of performance points. Every year more than 3000 students take part in this competition across Europe.
The target group for the JA-YE Europe Virtual Business Challenge are students in JA-YE's secondary school programs anywhere in Europe. The JA-YE Europe Virtual Business Challenge targets participants in the Company Programme in particular.
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November 27, 2014
It's a little scary, but a lot of fun at the Omaha Children's Museum. Cobweb Castle, a haunted house that is just perfect for the little ones, is now open through October.
A pirate named Charlotte Longbeard is the hostess of the castle and leads tours every day.
Cobweb Castle combines just the right amount of fun with a little bit of fright to entertain even the youngest visitors.
Melissa Nipper brought her daughter, two-year-old Kate, to Cobweb Castle Tuesday morning.
"It's nice where they have this where she can come and celebrate Halloween. And it's not too scary. And she likes it and is excited," Nipper said.
The castle includes the Pirate's Parlor, Kooky Kitchen, Sir Spooky's Table, and Vampire's Batty Bedroom. There is also a maze called the Ghostly Graveyard.
Cobweb castle is free with regular museum admission.
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