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Serenity abounds on the campus of the College of Saint Mary Magdalen in Warner, a Roman Catholic liberal arts college. (Shawne K. Wickham/Union Leader)
It's not that students are sleeping off a party from the night before.
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That also appealed to Melody Wiklund, 16, visiting from Upton, Mass. "I like how Catholic it is," she said. "You could go to Mass every day here and you say the rosary at night, so that's nice."
That prompted a glare from her 18-year-old cousin, Connor Curley of South Carolina, who is a freshman. He's confident the education he's getting will open doors for him.
"I love the place," Curley said. "Love the school, the people, everything about it."
She said parents are grateful for the strict rules.
Kathy French of Siren, Wis., sent her daughter Shayla to Magdalen after she found the school recommended in The Newman Guide to Choosing a Catholic College."
Shayla French, now a senior, said she "fell in love" with Magdalen on the first visit. "I just felt like I was at home."
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Students do most of the work on campus, raking leaves, vacuuming rugs and making meals. That's also true in chapel, where they lead prayers and the evening rosary. "I just do Mass," Boucher said.
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Skysong´s question on how money works is very valid. I´m not an economist but being an Icelander I am being forced to learn everyday about that topic. Money is a promise. It can in electronic form or it can be paper. We receive products and service for our paper money or for our electronic transactions, but only because the receiver of the money knows or believes that he or she can do the same with their money. The economic situation in Iceland is not good to say the least. However we are not going to starve nor will we not be able to heat our houses on cold winter evenings. No one that I know believes that our financial situation will take us down to the level of a 3rd world country. The only type of financial help that we need from abroad is in the form of sound advice on how to create a transparent, ethical, and accountable system. By the same token we also need help in restructuring our political system to to prevent something like this from happening ever again. In this country the head of the national reserve bank has been earmarked for retired politicians that do not want to move abroad and become ambassadors. The one that is in the job today has proven to be entirely incompetent yet he is able to remain in place (for what is widely believed) because of some sort of political blackmail. The education of our minister of finance is that of veterinarian (doctor for animals). How he ended up in that post of finance minister is a complete mystery to any sound mind. The head of Securities Exchange Commission is a lawyer that has proven to be completely and utterly incompetent. None of these figures have been expelled from their posts! The public in Iceland does not know why, but we demand that the situation be amended, but the heads of state do not listen. Iceland has experienced massive economic growth in the past 5 to 6 years, but very few people have been able to understand how. There has been mass propoganda in this country that by privatizing the banks and letting the creativity and knowledge of the people (or private effort) to blossom unhindered that we had created a financial miracle. But most people that I know have not believed this "too good to be true" explanation and we have never really seen any hard facts for where all the money was coming from. There were however some good companies (such as Marel, Promens, Eve-Online, and Ossur) that are bone-fide. The banks were in my opinion so unregulated that they enabled people to think that they were wealthier than they were and a large percentage of the population borrowed money in foreign currency (such as yen or francs or euro) to finance their home or something else. With the fall of the Icelandic krona by about 100% in the last 8-9 months their payment have become for many insurmountable. I could continue to write all day about the Icelandic home-made problems but the 5000 character quota will not be enough! I would however like to say that I hope that all Icesave depositors get all of their money back and would like to say that the Icelandic public did not even know that the banks were doing such risky business.
Royle, when you say, "Even if Iceland decided to default on all of their debts..." are you saying they might do so on purpose? I can't imagine that scenario--Icelanders are too proud to let that happen.
It sounds like Iceland is going through a depression. To answer Sysong's question, I have the following comments.
Iceland is virtually bankrupted by their financial crisis. But they have been able to borrow enough money from the IMF and other countries, that there may be opportunity for recovery. But the wealth of the people of Iceland has been lost with the virtual collapse of their currency.
Printing more money that nobody in another country wants will not help. Savers and Investors in other countries would like to recieve their capital back in the currency of the country that they live. I suspect that they will only recieve a portion of their money back if any at all. I also suspect that they will not receive any interest on their money in Iceland. But if they get back any of their original capital, then they will be very fortunate.
Ultimately Iceland still has land, still has some industry, still has people with skills and intellectual property. Even if Iceland decided to default on all of their debts, they would have all of this and eventually could rebuild some form of economy.
But, that approach would result in a very extreme set of living conditions for the people of Iceland since they would only be able to import enough products to match their exports value. That is because few would extend them credit and few would trust their currency.
Perhaps the creditors will have to take property in Iceland in exchange for the investments that would not otherwise return to them. Could Iceland become a vacation Mecca for these investors that unexpectedly receive a vacation property in Iceland in exchange for their investment?
I find these comments confusing. I had heard that the central bank and government of Iceland were also bankrupt or at least in default. How can they therefore do the things that you say they are doing if they have no money?
Also, I don't understand how this money thing works really, when I think about it. It's always out there, the money. It seems to be just a question of how it circulates or not. How can we talk about "making money," at least with respect to non-governmental bodies that don't print money. I know that sounds like a silly question, but somehow I have to wonder if all the banks are bankupt and the government is bankrupt, it seems like the money would all be gone. Where would it come from? It seems like a zero sum game. Of course, one can ask, as I have earlier, just as well, "where did it go?" It's just a bunch of people passing around pieces of paper.
Alas that I never took introductory economics in college!
My son still loves the online game "Eve," though. That's headquartered in Iceland. He says there are something like 20,000 people signed on there at any one time.
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How do we know it was an SUV? Who was driving it?
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I wonder if the driver had a driver's license. Bueller?
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Weeks to determine what caused the accident? How could that possibly be? Are we waiting for lab samples from the FBI? Have key witnesses left the country? Seriously.
And if it will really take that long to obtain justice for the inanimate street pole, can we just save some money and not spend weeks investigating what's essentially a non-event?
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I keep my SUV tied up at night, damn thing gets out causin' trouble at night.
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A descendant of James Boman,or Bowman as seen in official records, recently made contact with me about this family. My interest is in the John Sturgis family of Sangamon County, Illinois and Arcadia Sturgis is his daughter. John Sturgis wrote his will on 14 May 1824 and it was probated in Sangamon County, Illinois on 7 February 1825. In his will is this item: "... I give and bequeath unto my three youngest daughters Arcada Sturges, Rebakah Sturgis and Melinda Sturgis the ballance of my estate cattle and property of every kind....."
John Sturgis and his wife Hannah (Anna) Wright had 11 children:
Jane Bratton Sturgis born ca 1790
Martha Elizabeth Sturgis born 24 May 1792
James Bratton Sturgis born 7 December 1794
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John Richardson Sturgis born 25 December 1798
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James Bowman was listed in the 1830 Sangamon County, Illinois census. James Bowman was also listed in State of Illinois Sangamon County Poll Book for an election held at the house of Jacob Carmon in the SangamoTown Precince on Monday the Second day of August, 1830.
James Bowman removed to Hancock County, Illinois around 1834 and was listed in the 1840 Hancock County, Illinois census. His nephew, William Morgan -- my ancestor -- was on an adjacent entry to the James Bowman family. William Morgan was the son of Ralph Morgan who married Nancy Anna Sturgis the sister of Arcadia Sturgis.
I have knowledge of the Sturgis family lines but just learned about Arcadia Sturgis whereabouts. Now in process of developing the James Bowman/Boman family and welcome any input the descendants can provide.
Joe McKee, a descendant of the James Boman/Bowman line, just gave me this information on the children:
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John R. [He gave Wright] Boman born 1828 died after 1900
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Andrew J. boman born January 1840 died 1875
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Nearly two-thirds of Top 1000 retailers promoted a sales offer to consumers this week, and numerous e-retailers began offering deals normally reserved for the days after Thanksgiving.
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North America's largest e-retailer will roll out a slew of deals on toys, tech products and tools beginning tomorrow, and it plans on adding new discounts on products every 10 minutes for eight straight days. Macy's is also previewing its Black Friday deals beginning today, but it wants customers to shop in stores.
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Macy's launched their new iOS App for the holidays incorporating image recognition and visual search software findSimilar powered by Cortexica.
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With the help of China's Alibaba, U.S. merchants are aiming to extend the popular online shopping day to Chinese consumers.
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Is Facebook Ruining Marriages?
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg recently got married — but ironically, he may want to keep his new wife off the social media site he founded. A new survey shows divorce cases mentioning Facebook are on the rise.
Divorce Online reports that the number of UK divorce filings containing the word "Facebook" jumped from 20 percent to 33 percent in the last two years alone.
Sometimes it's in reference to an online affair, but in other instances people took to Facebook to snark about their exes after they split or used their public walls "as weapons in their divorce battle."
Here in the US, 80 percent of divorce attorneys say they've also seen a rise in social networking mentions. Gary Traystman, a lawyer in New London, Conn., says that in the cases he handles where computer history, texts and emails are admitted as evidence, more than half exclusively involve Facebook.
The site has even been used in child custody cases. "It helps me cross-examine a witness," says Atlanta attorney Randy Kessler. "Any pattern of behavior that's recorded on Facebook relating to parenting skills, excessive partying or even disparaging remarks about a spouse that violate a court order could be admissible."
That said, he says no one should blame Facebook itself, adding, "It's the people who use it."
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There's going to be a lot of blood and ink spilled across the internet on the subject of the opening weekend for 'The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1.' Yes, the third film in the series did open significantly lower than its predecessors. Yes, there are definitely people at Lionsgate wringing their hands and trying to figure out why the film opened below expectations. And yet, that opening weekend is still massive. It's three day total is larger than most movies ever have a chance to make in their entire runs. So, let's have some perspective as we dive into this week's top 10.
'Jurassic World' Teaser Promises to Deliver Our First Trailer on Thanksgiving Day
A few days ago, the YouTube page for Universal Spain posted memorable footage of the cup of water vibrating from 'Jurassic Park' as a teaser for 'Jurassic World,' which seemed pretty curious. But today brings our first official footage from 'Jurassic World' in the form of a far more awesome teaser for the trailer, which will hit the web on Thanksgiving day. If that's not something to be thankful for, what is?
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Dillon Roseen, son of Erik and Lynne Roseen, a 2011 Starrs Mill High School graduate, was elected the Georgia Institute of Technology student body president for the 2014/2015 school year.
After campaigning for two weeks last spring in a three-way primary, he and his running mate, Brandie Banner, came away with 53.6 percent of the votes, avoiding a runoff.
They focused their campaign on enriching the student experience at Tech in various areas including improving student life, campus infrastructure, access to technology and revitalizing SGA (Student Government Association). Read More»
For nine Decembers, Civil Air Patrol (CAP) members nationwide have shown their appreciation to our nation's veterans by adorning memorials and veterans' graves with evergreen wreaths.
As a key partner in Wreaths Across America, CAP ensures our nation's soldiers' sacrifices are not forgotten.
This year, anyone can be a part of this nationwide tribute to veterans by sponsoring a Wreaths Across America wreath at Westminster Memorial Cemetery, in Peachtree City. Read More»
Brooks UMC will host a Holiday Festival Saturday, Nov. 22, from 11:30 a.m. until 3 p.m.
The event will feature ten "alternative giving" booths with representatives from local and global nonprofit organizations who will explain how giving will provide services to those in need.
The Artisans and Farmers booth will feature fair trade gifts and the church will provide a barbecue lunch, bake sale, and free babysitting.
The festival will be held at the church on Ga. Highway 85 Connector at Morgan Mill Road.
For more info, go to www.brooksumc.com.
Students of Legacy Preparatory Academy (LPA) in Sharpsburg spent the month of October creating models of the solar system.
They presented their creations to teachers and fellow students Oct. 30.
Students in first through fifth grades learned the names and characteristics of all eight planets in the solar system. LPA also went to Fernbank to look inside the Planetarium and learn more about man's first trips into space exploration.
Free flu shots are available for qualifying uninsured and low-income residents of Fayette, Coweta and South Fulton counties. Please call 770-681-0157 to reach the Healing Bridge Clinic, located at 215 Willowbend Rd., Peachtree City, to schedule an appointment if you are uninsured, have Medicare A or D, PeachCare or Medicaid.
Meals on Wheels of Coweta, a not-for-profit organization that helps older adults who depend on home delivered meals, is accepting donations for elderly adults this holiday season.
The donations will go to inviduals who will receive a festive Christmas gift certificate that shows they are cared for.
Donations are tax deductible so you will receive an acknowledgment for tax purposes. Read More»
Yesterday, Nov. 11, was Veterans Day, and so we rise again to honor all who have served in our United States military. Thank you. God bless you. I thought it important to remember the history of Veterans Day and to share a prayer.
The History Channel website reminds us that on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month of 1918, an armistice, or temporary cessation of hostilities, was declared between the Allied nations (including the U.S.) and Germany in World War I, then known as "the Great War." Read More»
The community is invited to prepare for Christmas through a new free Advent study, "Hope Amidst the Chaos," written and led by Fayetteville First United Methodist Church's associate minister, the Rev. Allyson Lawrence. The four-week study exploring the book of Isaiah begins Nov. 19 and continues Dec. 3, 10 and 17 with two meeting times each day — one at 10 a.m. and the other at 6:15 p.m. Read More»
Mr. and Mrs. James Meeder of Peachtree City, Ga. are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Lisa Gray Meeder, to William Henry Berkenkamp, son of Mr. Kevin Berkenkamp of Marietta, Ga. and Ms. Sheila Berkenkamp of Marietta, Ga. Read More»
Bring the whole family to the children's building at Providence United Methodist Church for "The Living Room," this Friday, Nov. 14 from 6 - 7:30 p.m.
The Living Room is a place where families can come together each month for free wholesome fun in a comfortable environment.
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William Clark Green is native to Flint, just south of Tyler -- but has seen the beginning of his musical success in the Texas scene come from the western side of the Lone Star State. That makes sense seeing how that's where he started his band after graduating Texas Tech in Lubbock. And now the reigning TRRMA New Male Vocalist of the year has this week's RTX Sunday Video.


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If SundanceTV's The Honorable Woman were any timelier in its geopolitical drama, most specifically of the Israeli-Palestinian variety, it would bleed newsprint. But it's the emotional intricacies of this rewardingly complex and brilliantly acted eight-part miniseries (Thursdays, 10/9c) that resonate timelessly, grounded by Maggie Gyllenhaal's impassioned, extraordinary performance as the title character, idealistic Anglo-Israeli philanthropist and newly appointed Baroness Nessa Stein.
Gyllenhaal brings layers upon layers of crisp elegance, prideful steel, profound sorrow and ultimately an aching vulnerability to Nessa. We share her angry despair as her lofty goals — most notably, wiring the West Bank in a lucrative but controversial contract for high-speed Internet as part of her family foundation's crusade for reconciliation — are steadily shattered by shady compromises and sinister secrets stemming from her mysterious abduction in Gaza eight years earlier.
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The red carpet mayhem is just starting in LA, and Anna Kendrick was one of the first to make her way down in front of the cameras. The Up in the Air star is a first-time nominee at tonight's ceremony, and she chose a pink-colored Elie Saab gown for the special occasion. There's a lot more fashion fun come, but in the meantime stay tuned for live updates on our Twitter and get the latest news on beauty and dresses from Bella and Fab!
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Anna Kendrick
4 years
Now here is a young woman that can wear a gown and own it! Gorgeous girl and gorgeous dress. This is the girl that everyone should be taking about, and she has a beautiful smile and personality to go with it. Not awkward at all. Looked great with Zac Efron too. Also did not "cough" on her partner..like KS did.(EWWWW)Grab another cig K-Stew.
jaan_black 4 years
I hate flesh tone dresses...but she does look pretty
4 years
LOL @ splork! True! It's ok but the dress is almost the same color as her skin and looks kind of washed out. I like a bit of contrast.
sandiinthecity 4 years
Love the dress, don't care for the shoes.
luthien-tinuviel 4 years
Gorgeous. Normally I think actresses look really washed out with pale/nude-colored dresses (that they all seem to like, for some reason) but this actually flatters her well in both cut and color.
4 years
She doesn't really interest me but after seeing her in this incredibly lovely dress, I really thought she was one of the best dressed tonight. JUST BEAUTIFUL!
wicca_08 4 years
She looks dashing!
wicca_08 4 years
She looks dashing!
tallkell 4 years
Great dress!
tallkell 4 years
Great dress!
Merlin713 4 years
Yes, splork! I agree.
Merlin713 4 years
Yes, splork! I agree.
babaloo 4 years
So many of these fancy dresses look like table cloths or window treatments. There is such a thing as too much lace.
Louie 4 years
Oh, gorgeous dress! She looks so lovely.
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November 28, 2014
Salem, Va. - For the second straight season, the Valdosta State softball team opened up the NCAA National Championship Tournament with an extra inning battle. This year however, the outcome was different, as the Blazers bats came alive in the late innings to stage a nine inning, 8-5 win over the Warriors of Wayne State on Thursday night in Salem, Va..
The Blazers (46-14) trailed the Warriors (46-11) with one out in the top of the seventh inning, before VSU strung together three straight hits by Shelby Altman, Kiley Rusen, and Hannah Strickland to cut the deficit to 5-3. In the next at bat, Chelsea Canara, who also homered earlier in the contest, blistered a hopper to short that was mishandled by WSU's Gabby Williams, allowing another run to score. With Strickland representing the tying run at second, Fran Johnson belted one of her three hits on the day back through the middle to knot the contest up at 5-5 and force extra innings.
Two innings later, Johnson delivered again to put the Blazers on top 8-5 with a three-run moonshot to left field. The homer was the VSU right fielder's seventh of the season, and brought in both Rusen and Strickland, who reached on back-to-back singles to lead off the frame.
"Our team has so much heart, and we believe in each other so much. It wasn't just my hit, you know, we had to have people on," said Johnson. "This isn't just a one person game. Cat (Caitlyn Calhoun) pitched amazing after she came in, and we just fought. That's what we're known for."
The two homers by Canara and Johnson represented just the fifth and sixth of the season allowed by WSU pitcher Lyndsay Butler, who entered the National Tournament with a staggering 0.86 ERA on the season. Prior to facing the Blazers, the ace had allowed just 25 runs on the entire season. Valdosta State connected for 15 hits in the contest to put eight runs, all earned, on the redshirt freshman in Thursday nights victory.
Calhoun scored the victory in relief for VSU to improve her record to 11-4, while Butler suffered just her sixth loss of the year to fall to 25-6.
The win advanced the Blazers to a Friday night winner's bracket contest, to be played at 6:30 p.m. at Moyer Sports Complex against the winner of Thursday's nights final contest between Southern Oklahoma and Dixie State.
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