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Double degree programmes are offered in conjunction with a partner institution. They are normally of two years duration with students studying one year at LSE and one year at the partner institution. In some cases all students start at the same institution and move to the second; in others students may start at either institution. Upon successful completion of a double degree programme, a student is awarded the Masters degree or equivalent of both institutions. An authoritative list of double degree programmes can be found in the School's Graduate Prospectus|.
Joint degree programmes are offered jointly with one or more partner institution(s). Upon successful completion of the programme, the student receives a single degree, which is awarded jointly by LSE and the partner institution(s). An authoritative list of joint degree programmes can be found in the School's Graduate Prospectus|.
Other opportunities to combine a degree programme at LSE with study at another institution. These schemes typically involve the studying of two separate degrees successively, which allow the student to obtain both qualifications in a shorter period when combined together. An authoritative list of these opportunities can be found in the School's Graduate Prospectus|.
The LSE-PKU Summer School in Beijing, China has been jointly delivered by LSE and Peking University each year since 2004. All courses are taught in English by internationally renowned specialists in fields such as Economics, Finance, International Relations, Law and Management. The 2014 LSE-PKU Summer School will run from 11-22 August 2014. For more information click here|.
The Executive Public Policy Training Programme (EPPTP) in Beijing for senior Chinese civil servants has been taught and supervised by academics from LSE, Peking University, Columbia University (New York) and Sciences Po (Paris) was launched in 2006. The 2013 programme ran from 27 May - 26 July 2013. For the 2012 EPPTP brochure (PDF document) click here|.
PhD Student Exchange programmes have been established between corresponding academic departments at LSE and at another university (or suitable organisation). These exchanges offer students an opportunity to visit another institution, to benefit from additional research resources (archival and advisory) and to introduce them to the academic culture and professional contacts of the other country. An authoritative list of exchange programmes is being prepared and will be accessible from this page soon.
Funded PhD Mobility bursaries for LSE PhD students
to conduct research at
the National University of Singapore,
Sciences Po (Paris)
(1 place remaining at each institution in the 2014/15 academic year)
Funded PhD Mobility bursaries for LSE PhD students
to conduct research at
the National University of Singapore,
Sciences Po (Paris)
(1 place remaining at each institution in the 2014/15 academic year)
Applications are invited from LSE PhD students for a Partnership mobility bursary to visit NUS or Sciences Po in 14/15 in order to work informally with an advisor on their PhD thesis, research and/or on related publications and presentations, and to attend conferences and workshops both at the host institution and within the wider regional/national academic community.
LSE will provide financial support in the form of a bursary of £2,500 to LSE students to visit one of these two partner institutions, for the candidates visiting Sciences Po, the £2,500 includes any funding available through Erasmus schemes. The bursary, which will be paid in two instalments, is intended to contribute to the expenses of the participating LSE student, including those relating to travel, accommodation, living, educational materials and/or other education-related costs.
Students registered for PhD studies at any LSE department and who have already been upgraded to full doctoral student status are eligible to apply. Each visit should be a minimum of 2 months and a maximum of 3 months in duration.
Full details about these re-advertised 2014-15 Partnership Mobility Bursaries, including application procedures and selection criteria, are available here|. To submit your application, please also include the Key Information Cover Sheet|.
Any further enquiries should be directed to firstname.lastname@example.com |
The deadline for submitting complete applications including references will be: midday on Tuesday 11 November 2014
For an overview of Partnership PhD mobility awards and applications by department since 2008-09 please click here|.
To learn more about the 10 candidates who were awarded Partnership PhD mobility bursaries in 2013-14, please click here|.
Funded PhD Exchange Bursaries for LSE Doctoral Training Centre students to conduct research at one of these partner institutions:
National University of Singapore
Peking University (Beijing)
University of Cape Town
Gétulio Vargas Foundation (Brazil)
Tata Institute of Social Sciences (India)
East Asia Group: University of Tokyo, Hitotsubashi University (Tokyo),
Fudan University (Shanghai), Seoul National University
Africa Group: University of Dar-es-Salaam, Makerere University, University of Nairobi, University of Ghana, University of Ibadan
New: Applications are invited from ESRC funded LSE PhD students for an ESRC DTC Partnership PhD exchange bursary to visit one of LSE DTC's above listed exchange partner institutions in 14/15 in order to work informally with an advisor on their PhD thesis, research and/or on related publications and presentations, and to attend conferences and workshops both at the host institution and within the wider regional/national academic community.
LSE DTC will provide financial support in the form of a bursary of £2,500 to LSE students to visit one of the above listed partner institutions, with no more than one bursary available for any one institution. The bursary is intended to contribute to the expenses of the participating LSE student, including those relating to travel, accommodation, living, educational materials and/or other education-related costs.
ESRC funded students registered for PhD studies at any LSE department and who have already been upgraded to full doctoral student status are eligible to apply. Each visit should be a minimum of 2 months and a maximum of 3 months in duration.
Please click into the link to access the briefing document: 2014-15 ESRC DTC PhD Partnership PhD Exchange Bursaries|, which contains all relevant information including application procedures and selection criteria. To submit your application, please also include the ESRC DTC Key Information Cover Sheet|.
Any further enquiries should be directed to firstname.lastname@example.com|
The deadline for submitting complete applications including references will be: midday on Tuesday 11 November 2014
Professor Liu Wei, Executive Vice President of Peking University, gave a public lecture at LSE on 21 November 2013 entitled "Innovation: transforming China's economic development|" chaired by LSE Pro-Director Professor Paul Kelly.
As part of the Africa Talks series, Adama Samassékou, the founder and former president of the African Academy of Languages, will give the Steve Biko Memorial Lecture Europe at LSE on 24 October 2013 entitled "The Social-Cultural Foundation of the 21st Century New Pan-Africanist Consciousness"| a topic which marks the 50th anniversary of the formation of the Organization of African Unity.
Professor Danny Quah, Kuwait Professor of Economics and International Development at the LSE, gave the 2013 LSE-NUS Public Lecture: "Managing No One's World: In Whose Interest|?" on Wednesday 03 April 2013 in the the Shaw Foundation Building at the National University of Singapore.
Professor John Coatsworth, provost and professor of international and public affairs and of history at Columbia University gave the most recent LSE-Columbia University public lecture on 22 January 2013 at LSE. Prof Coatsworth talked about The Foreign Policy Dilemmas of the US Administration in the Next Four Years|.
As part of the LSE-NUS joint lecture series, Professor Henry Wai-chung Yeung gave a lecture at LSE on 26 January 2012 discussing From Regional to Global Players: The Emergence of Asian Firms in the Global Economy | to explain how a number of leading business firms from the Asian newly industrialized economies (NIEs) of Hong Kong, Singapore, South Korea, and Taiwan are embedded into global production networks and have become major players in their respective market niches.
Dr Max Price, vice chancellor of the University of Cape Town, held the inaugural LSE-UCT partnership lecture at LSE in October 2011 entitled: Is South Africa More Equal Today Than When Apartheid Ended in 1994? For further information, please click here|.
In January 2011 a group of LSE Master's and PhD students participated for the third year running in the "New World, New Capitalism" Symposium held in Paris, hosted by the French Minister for Industry, Energy and Digital Economy, to participate in the discussions around the event's core theme of 'Regulation, Solidarity, Growth'. For further information, please click here|.
The Inaugural LSE-NUS Public Lecture was hosted by NUS' Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (FASS) on March 25th 2011 with Professor Stuart Corbridge, Pro-Director of the LSE, delivering his lecture on 'Good and Bad Inequalities: Or, When and Why Did India Take Off and Who Has Benefitted?' For further information, click here|.
Howard Davies, former LSE Director, delivered the recent Vice-Chancellor's Open Lecture at the University of Cape Town in April 2011 and discussed The Financial Crisis - Who is to blame? For further information, click here|.
Word Economic Forum on Africa, 2011, Cape Town |– LSE and the University of Cape Town (UCT) hosted a joint 'ideas lab' on the topic of "Sustaining Africa's Growth Path" at the WEF on 6 May 2011. LSE fielded Thandika Mkandawire and John Page of the International Growth Centre. UCT fielded Prof Edgar Pieterse, Director of the Africa Centre for Cities, and Prof Nicoli Nattrass of the Department of Economics who specialises in health economics. UCT vice-chancellor and principal Max Price introduced the event and the audience joined in lively discussion with the panel after their presentations.
Reciprocal guest lectures between Columbia University and LSE were held in 2010. In February, Columbia University president Lee Bollinger delivered the POLIS Public lecture at LSE| which explored the meaning of freedom of the press in our globalised, internet-dominated era. Former LSE Director Howard Davies spoke on the fall and rise of central banking at Columbia's World Leaders Forum |in October. Both events served to raise the profile of this partnership and the opportunities it represents among staff and students on both sides.
The LSE Asia Forum is a series of high profile conferences organised by LSE in Asia over recent years. It is an important and very public part of the School's strategy to enhance its long standing relationship with the rapidly developing Asian region. The 4th LSE Asia Forum took place in Singapore in April 2008 followed by the 5th LSE Asia Forum held in Beijing in March 2010. LSE is pleased to announce that the 6th LSE Asia Forum will take place in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, on 3 April 2014. For more information click here|.
The 4th Global Public Policy Network (GPPN) Conference and launch of the Global Policy| journal was held on the LSE campus on 22 March 2010. The theme of the one-day conference was "Global Challenges: Global Impact". Speakers and participants explored challenging issues about The Future of Multilateralism, the World Economy and Economic Growth and Climate change: post-Copenhagen.
For more information click here.|
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Agatha Christie possessed an obsessive talent for drawing up characters, dropping them into tidy scenarios involving mysterious murders, and then drawing out the various motives and blood trails leading to solving the crime. But we're not here to put her on the analyst's couch; instead let's just enjoy the fruits of her labyrinthine mind. The Hollow takes place over a weekend at the home of a posh British couple; a certain Dr. Cristow is in the middle of all sorts of romantic entanglements, and after his demise it appears that almost everyone present had a reason to want him dead—not to mention ample opportunity to kill him. This Starting Gate production promises the thrill of watching the knot untangle, along with Christie's knack for throwing a few surprises our way.
Fridays, Saturdays, 7:30 p.m.; Sundays, 2 & 7 p.m. Starts: May 9. Continues through June 1, 2008

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5 Best Tablet Apps for Doodlers
The transition into a paperless world has been pretty rough on us doodlers. Until recently, the market was rife with clunky, low-functioning drawing apps that didn't exactly fulfill our inherent need to sketch. Considering the fact that doodling during verbal exchanges has been shown to improve our attention spans and memory, an intuitive drawing app is essential to the wandering mind. Luckily, a new dawn has been ushered in for the connected doodler.


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If you have ever spent 48 consecutive hours doing nothing but nourishing your body and soul, you know the value of stepping away from routine and taking a deep breath without the distraction of responsibility. A getaway built around an ambitious itinerary may be a great escape when you are looking to shatter monotony, but it can also leave you longing for a vacation from your vacation once you return home.
The key is understanding how our lifestyles have evolved over the past 250 years. Back then when the industrial revolution started, people worked labor-intensive jobs such as farming, manufacturing and mining. Physical activity wasn't a problem it was a way of life as it became integrated into their everyday duties. Most workers were independent, they were either land or business owners.
Stress is just a fact of life for the majority of us living in the 21st Century. The mere thought of next week's presentation, the mother in law coming to stay, the kids Nativity play costumes to be made all have the tendency to send our stress levels soaring. Which means the sources of stress are literally everywhere!
The word "vegan" used to scare me. I grew up in America's Midwest where cheese was on almost every single dish - it was even on salad served with a creamy salad dressing. I loved cheese, ice cream, cheesecake... I could do without meat but dairy?! Also where would I get my protein and wouldn't it be expensive? These are common misconceptions about transitioning to a vegan/plant-based lifestyle.
Almost everyone I have been speaking with this month has been experiencing some kind of challenge around letting go. Letting go of expectation, letting go of outcomes, letting go of an image of themselves, letting go of doing things in a certain way or like myself, letting go of being the doer. So as I contemplated my float down the river I began to see that it had some valuable lessons about letting go.
The wellness holiday industry has been increasing in popularity and will continue. We have become more aware of the importance of staying fit and healthy and our holidays reflect this trend. People don't want to sit on a beach sunning themselves for 10 hours a day; they want to return home with lasting benefits.
I can't stand it when a specific, rigid way of eating is preached as the best and only way of eating; the unnecessary pressure this puts on those for whom this level of inflexibility is unrealistic; when it's viewed as inadequate, undedicated, if one's fridge contents aren't entirely organic, grass-fed, raw, or whatever else the fanaticism of the moment requires.


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Related surnames: CROUCH (1392) CRICK (198) KRICK (174) CREEK (138) CROOKE (73) CRUCE (72) CRITCH (65) KRIEK (43) CRACK (41) CROKE (38).
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|Henry Creech
|1621 Scotland
|Henry Creech
|21 Nov 2014
|Laura D. (Creech) Supplee 385
|Laura Supplee
|20 Nov 2014
|Mary Margaret (Osborne) Creech
|March 30, 1900 Morgan County, Kentucky, USA
|Richard Schultheiss
|Benjamin Creech Sr
|1724 Nansemond, VA
|Benjamin Creech
|19 Nov 2014
|John Creech Sr.
|1758 Dobbs Co., NC
|Bonita Cole
|Jonathan Creech
|1781 Dobbs Co., NC
|Hiram Creech
|1827 Harlan Co., Ky
|Alexander Creech
|August 18, 1843 Lee Co., Va
|Noah Creech
|September 7, 1874 Breathitt Co., Ky
|Sydney B. Creech
|July 14, 1897 Wolfe Co, Ky
|Joshua E. Creech
|Laura Supplee
|Polly (Stancil) Creech
|Dottie Creech
|Dottie Creech
|Isabelle Jane (Back) Creech
|January 5, 1857 Breathitt County, Kentucky
|Hugh Back
|18 Nov 2014
|Lula B. (Creech) Fulks
|Bonita Cole
|Anna (Creech) Carter
|1834 Alabama
|Deborah Cromer
|17 Nov 2014
|Mary J. (Fleming) Creech
|1842 Alabama
|Lewis Jiles or Giles Creech
|December 16, 1838 Alabama
|William H. Creech
|1833 Alabama
|Richard Creech
|1830 Dale Co., Alabama
|Henry Creech
|1800 Barnwell, South Carolina
|Frederick B. Creech
|Lavinia (Lun) Creech
|1798 South Carolina, USA
|Manerva A. (Strickland) Creech
|February 1847 North Carolina
|Laura Supplee
|16 Nov 2014
|Manly Gray Creech
|February 27, 1931 Johnston, North Carolina
|15 Nov 2014
|Molton Creech
|Jane (Creech) McKnight
|1841 Lee County, VA
|Wesley Doughman
|10 Nov 2014
|Jonathan Creech
|1786 Old, Forsyth, North Carolina, United States
|Esther Jane (Hicks) Creech
|1839 Johnston County, NC
|Laura Supplee
|29 Oct 2014
|Carolyn C. (Edwards) Creech
|28 Oct 2014
|Henry A. Creech
|November 15, 1897
|Wiley Edward Creech
|September 5, 1902
|Manley Creech
|April 15, 1872
|Sarah Catherine (Batten) Creech
|January 25, 1868 Johnston County, North Carolina
|Jesse S. Creech
|August 30, 1864
|Jesse S. Creech
|Harold E. Creech
|Margarie Mayune (Mozingo) Creech
|November 10, 1906 North Carolina
|Donald W. Creech
|Lois L. (Hicks) Creech
|Carolyn C. (Creech) Warrick
|Donnell D. Creech
|Estar E. Creech
|Jane J. (Parrish) Creech
|Ronald L. Creech
|Mary (Warrick) Creech
|Elijah Creech
|Marcella O'Hair
|Fannie (Unknown) Creech
|October 26, 1842
|Martha Riley
|26 Oct 2014
|William Henry Harrison Creech
|October 6, 1842
|Reuben Daniel Creech
|May 1869 Johnston County, North Carolina
|Laura Supplee
|20 Oct 2014
|Leon B. Creech
|Loucinda C. Creech
|March 1899 Johnston County, North Carolina
|Lou Delia (Stancil) Creech
|William T. Creech
|March 4, 1828 Johnston County, North Carolina
|Nancy (Spencer) Creech
|1826 Johnston County, North Carolina
|J. Bennett Creech
|1801 Johnston County, North Carolina
|Temperance Tempy (Creech) Edwards
|1826 Johnston County, North Carolina
|Pennie E. Creech
|February 1896 Johnston County, North Carolina
|Mollie Ann (Holland) Creech
|May 28, 1890 Johnston County, North Carolina
|Joseph Josiah Rayford Creech
|May 26, 1890 Johnston County, North Carolina
|Joseph Haywood Creech
|June 22, 1882 Johnston County, North Carolina
|Zilpha Aby Creech
|January 25, 1889 Johnston County, North Carolina
|Cullen M. Creech
|February 1, 1830 Johnston County, North Carolina
|Mary Ellen (Batten) Creech
|August 13, 1862
|Lucinda Tresendy (Batten) Creech
|May 12, 1854
|Elizabeth (Creech) Daughtery
|1812 Johnston County, North Carolina
|Sallie (Stanford) Creech
|1753 North Carolina
|Benjamin Creech
|1799 Johnston County, North Carolina
|Joel Creech
|1793 Duplin County, North Carolina
|John Creech
|1793 Johnston County, North Carolina
|Noah Creech
|1792 Johnston County, North Carolina
|Joshua S. Creech Jr.
|1784 Johnston County, North Carolina
|Betsy (Ingram) Creech
|Ezekiel L. Creech
|1780 Johnston County, North Carolina
|Sarah Creech
|1778 Johnston County, North Carolina
|Polly (Ingram) Creech
|Lewis Creech
|1780 North Carolina
|Nancy (Creech) Oliver
|1780 Johnston County, North Carolina
|Jesse Creech
|1774 North Carolina
|Delaney (Creech) Strickland
|1774 Johnston County, North Carolina
|Ezekiel Creech
|1754 Johnson, North Carolina, United States
|Mary Helen Dunnam
|16 Oct 2014
|Joshua Creech
|1777 Davie, North Carolina, USA
|Nancy E. (Creech) Wood
|December 1, 1862
|Laura Supplee
|Stephen Thomas Creech
|December 11, 1857
|Joshua Creech
|1753 Davie, North Carolina, USA
|Mary Helen Dunnam
|Ronie V. Creech
|Laura Supplee
|Lou Stallings (Creech) Whitley
|July 7, 1907 Johnston County, North Carolina
|Numer Ree Creech
|Louzettie Victoria Creech
|July 20, 1880 Johnston County, North Carolina
|Morrison M. Creech 60
|Morrison Creech
|6 Oct 2014
|Adrian Creech
|Adrian Creech
|3 Oct 2014
|Mattie Creech
|Martha Riley
|30 Sep 2014
|Willey F. (Creech) Hicks
|Laura Supplee
|22 Sep 2014
|Teddi L. Creech 45
|Teddi Creech
|20 Sep 2014
|Hollis P. Creech
|Ryan Coulter
|19 Sep 2014
|Rusty P. Creech Jr
|Teddi Creech
|Dana V. (Spears) Creech
|Elizabeth Creech
|September 25, 1799 Winton, South Carolina, USA
|Chris Starfire
|Kristi L. (Creech) Heverling 2
|Kristi Heverling
|Kerry R. (Creech) McAnulty
|Teddi Creech
|18 Sep 2014
|Maud L Creech
|1904 Georgia
|Derek Ralston
|5 Sep 2014
|Lee R Creech
|1908 Georgia
|Mary L Creech
|Noah Creech
|1883 Georgia
|Elsie Creech
|Ryan Coulter
|Blanch A. Creech
|John V. Creech
|Albert Pinkney Creech
|1880 Arkansas
|Richard Creech Sr.
|1662 Albemarle, Stanly, North Carolina, United States
|Richard Creech
|4 Sep 2014
|Margaret Sarah Ann Creech
|December 29, 1835 Lumber City, Telfair, Georgia, United States
|Mary Helen Dunnam
|29 Aug 2014
|Elizabeth Shepherd (Wells) Creech
|1810 Wise, Virginia, USA
|Michelle McQueen
|Leona (Creech) Murray
|Cassandra Brown
|25 Aug 2014
|Muriel M. Creech
|Margaret Dunn
|21 Aug 2014
|Richard Creech Jr.
|1703 Nansemond, Virginia, United States
|Joyce Serna
|4 Aug 2014
|Richard Creech
|1600 Scotland
|Richard Creech
|Julie Creech
|Julie Creech
|30 Jul 2014
|Floyd Creech
|Margaret Kerns
|10 Jul 2014
|Susie (Creech) Taylor
|George Brundage
|9 Jul 2014
|William Creech
|William Creech
|5 Jul 2014
|Eleanor Creech
|Eleanor Creech
|James Creech
|James Creech
|Nicholas Creech
|1619 Scotland
|Nicholas Creech
|Marjorie Unknown Creech
|1912 Minnesota
|Margaret Kerns
|1 Jul 2014
|Gilbert Creech
|1824 Harlan, Harlan County, Kentucky, USA
|Larry Maggard
|27 Jun 2014
|Tony F. Creech
|Angela Billings Baca
|23 Jun 2014
|Tony F. Creech Jr
|Tina L. Creech
|September 10, 1925
|Bob Symons
|19 Jun 2014
|Stephen Creech
|Chris Jackson
|15 Jun 2014
|Benjamin Creech
|1724 Nansemond, Virginia, United States
|Joyce Serna
|Celia Creech
|1764 Nc
|Chris Jackson
|William Henry Creech
|November 1, 1833
|Molly Brunson
|9 Jun 2014
|Mozell (Wilkerson) Creech
|4 Jun 2014
|Joseph O'Quinn Creech
|1869 Barnwell SC
|Mary Cornelia Creech
|July 29, 1872 Barnwell SC
|Benjamin Franklin Creech
|November 4, 1859 Barnwell SC
|Sallie Jane Creech
|October 31, 1877 Barnwell SC
|Charlie Simpson Creech
|March 19, 1867 Barnwell SC
|Savannah (Creech) Bates
|May 22, 1873 Barnwell SC
|William Lawrence Creech
|February 8, 1862 Barnwell SC
|Josephine (Hanson) Creech
|June 10, 1873
|William Henry Creech
|Jane Ann Winifred (Brunson) Creech
|April 10, 1843 Barnwell SC
|Buel E Creech
|Mary Helen Dunnam
|27 May 2014
|Marvin Clifford Creech
|Edna Pearl Creech
|Laura Lou Creech
|Irvin Creech
|November 1894 Texas
|Richard Bryant Creech
|August 9, 1886 Texas
|Roscoe Ray Creech
|Edna Creech
|May 1889 Texas
|Gilbert Creech
|March 1882 Texas
|Edwin Greer Creech
|June 1879 Texas
|Benjamin Creech
|1753 Johnston, North Carolina, United States
|Stephen Creech
|1757 Dobbs, Johnston, North Carolina, United States
|Mary Creech
|1773 Davie, North Carolina, USA
|Esther Lucy Creech
|1783 Davie, North Carolina, USA
|John Creech
|1771 Dobbs, North Carolina, USA
|Nancy Jane Creech
|1781 Davie, North Carolina, USA
|Ezekiel Creech
|1775 Dobbs, , North Carolina, USA
|David Richard Creech
|1779 Lenoir, North Carolina, USA
|Catherine Creech
|1789 Duplin, North Carolina
|Francis Jane Creech
|March 2, 1784 Duplin, North Carolina
|Joel Creech
|1786 Duplin, North Carolina
|Richard Robert Creech
|October 10, 1850 Georgia
|Joshua C. Creech
|September 23, 1834 Montgomery, Georgia, United States
|Kenneth Alwyn Creech
|February 25, 1846 Telfair County, Georgia, USA
|Martha Hazeltine Creech
|January 16, 1842 Telfair County, Georgia, USA
|Selina E Creech
|August 20, 1844 Telfair County, Georgia, USA
|Nancy Catherine Creech
|July 19, 1839 Montgomery County, Georgia, USA
|Eliza Ann Creech
|April 21, 1852 Lumber City, Telfair County, Georgia, USA
|David Bryan Creech
|July 2, 1811 Laurens County, Georgia, USA
|Esther (Creech) Powell
|Linda Carol Haynes
|7 May 2014
|Richard Samuel Creech
|Lori Van Humbeck
|4 May 2014
|Rebecca (Creech) Bridges
|1863 Hamilton, Wentworth, Ontario
|Lavina (Unknown) Creech
|Jack Webb
|23 Apr 2014
|Henry C Creech
|1800 Barnwell County, South Carolina
|Ann (Creech) Carter
|January 1836 Dale County, Alabama
|Eliza Jane Creech
|June 22, 1853 Screvan, Georgia
|Charles Tyler
|15 Apr 2014
|Bobbie F. (Creech) Gilbert
|Derek Lovejoy
|26 Mar 2014
|Leigh Creech
|Leigh Creech
|11 Mar 2014
|Abbie (Creech) Clay
|1833 Kentucky, USA
|Nae X
|4 Mar 2014
|Verda G. (Clifton) Creech
|Lisa Clifton
|10 Feb 2014
|Nancy Creech
|May 10, 1884 Harlan, Harlan, Kentucky, United States
|Cheryl Kottke
|4 Feb 2014
|John Major Creech
|August 13, 1855 Harlan, Harlan, Kentucky, United States
|Isaac Creech
|1825 Harlan, Kentucky, USA
|Thomas Creech
|1794 Ashe, , North Carolina, USA
|John Creech
|1774 Ashe, North Carolina, USA
|John Creech
|1774 Watauga, Ash CO, North Carolina
|David Branham
|2 Feb 2014
|Samuel Creech
|1804 Lee County, Virginia, USA
|John Samuel Creech
|1826 Harlan County, Kentucky, USA
|Henry Harrison Creech
|July 25, 1856 Lawrence Co, Kentucky
|Tamer Creech
|23 Jan 2014
|Estha (Creech) Chant
|Joan Gray
|Tabitha Creech
|Jackie Pace
|20 Jan 2014
|Elizabeth (Goodwin) Creech
|Joyce Serna
|24 Dec 2013
|Simon Creech
|1749 Johnston, Old Dobbs, North Carolina
|Joshua Creech
|1775 Davie, Duplin, North Carolina
|Mary Jane (Jones) Creech
|Elisha Creech
|1829 Duplin, North Carolina
|Rhoda (Woodell) Creech
|Mary Catherine (Creech) Smith
|1849 North Carolina
|Lillian Lavinia (Arthur) Creech
|September 17, 1880 Esquimalt, British Columbia, Canada
|23 Dec 2013
|Ruha Lee Creech
|1919 Florida
|Patsy Wood
|5 Dec 2013
|Unknown Creech
|1899 Florida
|Jonathan Creech
|1810 Kentucky, United States
|11 Nov 2013
|Kimberly Ann Creech
|Michael Tyler
|26 Oct 2013
|Ward Beecher Creech
|October 6, 1841 Lawrence, Kentucky, United States
|Michelle McQueen
|16 Oct 2013
|Cornelia (Creech) Darling
|September 13, 1893 Texas
|Karen Leigh Grady
|6 Sep 2013
|Fred Creech
|January 5, 1894
|2 Sep 2013
|Gladys (Miller) Creech
|November 19, 1913 Covington Co., Alabama
|Rhonda Creech
|Rhonda Creech
|30 Jul 2013
|Haney Ann (Creech) Johnson
|26 Jul 2013
|Briana Renee Creech
|Jenny Krishnan
|24 Jul 2013
|Maude M. (Creech) Lansden
|June 27, 1883 Bethany, Illinois
|Janice Pickens
|14 Jul 2013
|Holly (Waite) Creech
|Chris Varney
|10 Jul 2013
|Chole Creech
|Marie Allen
|31 May 2013
|Marjorie Creech
|October 30, 1935 Johnson City, Washington County, Tennessee, USA
|David Townsend
|30 May 2013
|Joe Creech
|Marie Allen
|25 May 2013
|Elizabeth (Maggard) Creech
|22 May 2013
|Gilbert Creech
|Charlotte (Creech) Maggard
|August 16, 1862
|John C Creech
|18 May 2013
|Charlotte Creech
|August 16, 1862
|Sarah (Hall) Creech
|John Creech
|William P Creech
|June 30, 1929 Alabama, USA
|15 May 2013
|Sue Frances Creech
|June 19, 1912 Alabama, USA
|M. Creech
|Hugh P Creech
|Annie Sue (Parmer) Creech
|August 25, 1890 Butler, Alabama, USA
|Mary Creech
|October 1878 Alabama, USA
|Katie Creech
|November 1872 Alabama, USA
|Ellis Creech
|1879 Alabama, USA
|Ella Creech
|April 1874 Alabama, USA
|Elizabeth Creech
|June 1876 Alabama, USA
|Dolly Creech
|1871 Alabama, USA
|William Frank Creech
|May 17, 1887 Greenville, Butler, Alabama, USA
|Francis Lafayette Creech
|November 27, 1845 Alabama, USA
|Sara (Smith) Creech
|Marie Allen
|24 Apr 2013
|John Creech
|Charlotte (Creech) Maggard
|Kizziah (Creech) Woodard
|X Craig
|9 Apr 2013
|Nancy Creech
|Marie Allen
|3 Apr 2013
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|Mary Creech
|Sarah Creech
|Rebecca Creech
|Elsie Lilian Creech
|Derek Heritage
|1 Apr 2013
|Remah Creech
|September 2, 1920 Dione, KY
|Anonymous Advany
|James Creech
|October 12, 1870
|Janice Pickens
|25 Feb 2013
|Martha A. (Unknown) Creech
|May 8, 1883
|Arthur S. Creech
|January 28, 1876
|Virgil Creech
|Flora (Hampton) Creech
|Harvey Collins Creech
|February 7, 1864
|Hyla (Evans) Creech
|Mrs Sudie (Creech) Williamson
|April 8, 1889 Johnston County, NC
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|Eliza (Creech) Rininger
|Tanya F
|6 Feb 2013
|Cynthia (Creech) Flinchpaugh
|28 Jan 2013
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|Chris Smith
|15 Jan 2013
|Earl Lewis Creech
|Connie Lorraine Creech
|Kevin W Creech
|Smithfield, Johnston, North Carolina, USA
|Gwen Gale Creech
|Suzanne J Creech
|Smithfield, Johnston, North Carolina, USA
|Sherwood Creech
|Unlisted CREECH
|David Long
|21 Dec 2012
|Tobitha Florence (Creech) Capps
|February 22, 1902 Ingrams Township, Johnston County, NC
|Michael Gabbard
|17 Nov 2012
|Lenora Eloise (Stanley) Creech
|January 20, 1928 Ingrams Township, Johnston County, NC
|16 Nov 2012
|Norwood Earl Creech
|December 28, 1925 Smithfield, Johnston County, NC
|Joshua Creech SR
|1765 Duplin Co, NC
|Derek Lovejoy
|8 Nov 2012
|Jessie Creech
|Jessie Creech
|1810 North Carolina
|James Creech
|1849 North Carolina
|Lonzo Johnson Creech
|1878 North Carolina
|Millard Duel Creech
|August 21, 1905
|Lolly (Finch) Creech
|December 22, 1915 Nash County, NC
|Carolyn Rose Creech
|Carolyn Rose Creech
|3 Nov 2012
|Mary (Creech) Kelly
|Melissa Kuchman
|7 Sep 2012
|Cora Lee (Creech) Ready
|1895 South Carolina
|Karen Leigh Grady
|30 Aug 2012
|Agnes (Creech) Sanders
|February 14, 1885 South Carolina
|Sarah Cornelia (Creech) Morris
|November 10, 1849 South Carolina
|William Henry Creech
|August 18, 1875 South Carolina
|29 Aug 2012
|Elizabeth (Long) Creech
|February 21, 1799
|Janice Pickens
|25 Aug 2012
|Mattie P (Brown) Creech
|1909 Hickman, Tennessee
|Nancy Brown
|21 Aug 2012
|James Albert Creech
|August 30, 1904 Dickson, Tennessee
|Benjamin J Creech
|December 16, 1876 Dickson, Tennessee
|Irene (Creech) Jenerette
|Karen Leigh Grady
|16 Aug 2012
|Emily S Creech
|October 1888 Texas
|6 Aug 2012
|Willie May Creech
|February 22, 1904 Texas
|John Harrison "Jack" Creech
|June 17, 1855 Alabama
|Dora Creech
|1906 Texas
|Katie Alice Creech
|November 1, 1896 Texas
|Minnie Ola Creech
|November 24, 1886 Texas
|John Wilson Creech
|May 22, 1899 Texas
|Lee Simian Creech
|January 3, 1884 Texas
|Charity Creech
|1892 Texas
|Julia Creech
|1890 Texas
|John Creech
|Larry Maggard
|10 Apr 2012
|Charlotte Creech
|Mary Polly Creech
|1816 Knox, Kentucky, USA
|4 Mar 2012
|Joshua Creech
|Morrison Creech
|9 Jan 2012
|Jesse Creech Sr.
|Jesse Speights Creech Jr.
|General Washington Creech
|December 30, 1847 North Carolina
|John Andrew Creech Sr.
|April 19, 1871 NC
|Hannah Bernice (White) Creech
|March 19, 1851
|Anna (Creech) Solsberg
|Alice Elizabeth (Safrit) Creech
|May 18, 1871 Cabarrus County, NC
|Grover W. Creech
|Alice Elizabeth (Safrit) Creech
|May 18, 1871 Cabarrus County, NC
|Sarah A. (Talbert) Creech
|Charles M. Creech Sr.
|Allie G. (Edwards) Creech
|Infant Girl Creech
|20 Dec 2011
|Mary (Lewis) Creech
|Michael Lewis
|Mary (Etheridge) Creech
|Elizabeth (Robinson) Creech
|Mary polly (Anglin) Creech
|Mortimer Creech
|Buelah (Brooks) Creech
|Jasper Creech
|Jonathan Creech Jr
|Nancy Ann (Coldiron) Creech
|Marcella O'Hair
|Angie Ethel Creech
|UNKNOWN Creech
|Trevor Batchelor
|20 Nov 2011
|Earl B Creech
|Thelbert Creech
|Wilbur Creech
|UNKNOWN Creech
|Carl Creech
|UNKNOWN Creech
|Chancey D Creech
|Lil Creech
|Albert B Creech
|Clement Creech Jr
|Alma Creech
|Sister Creech
|Ella Creech
|Thelma Creech
|Herman Buice Creech Jr
|April 1, 1928 Smithfield, Johnston, North Carolina, United States
|Edison Creech
|Edgel Creech
|Swannora Creech
|John W Creech
|Clement Creech
|Hellen Creech
|1868 North Carolina, United States
|Lydia Creech
|1872 North Carolina, United States
|Aaron Creech
|UNKNOWN Creech
|1927 Nash, North Carolina, United States
|Ida Creech
|Trevor Batchelor
|Eza Creech
|John Bunyon Creech
|February 2, 1832 Johnston, North Carolina, United States
|Wright Creech
|Mamie Realla Creech
|James Arthur Creech
|William Millie Creech
|Annie Serella Creech
|Lela Mae Creech
|Herman Buice Creech
|Hubert Clifton Jack Creech
|Steven Taft Creech
|Elizabeth Joy Creech
|Worth Battle Creech
|Jesse Ernest Creech
|Stephen Worley Creech
|Avon Odell Creech
|Edna Pearl Creech
|February 21, 1928 Johnston, North Carolina, United States
|Sheila Ann Creech
|14 Oct 2011
|Debbie J. Creech
|Ben Creech
|Ben Creech
|July 13, 1919
|Daughter Creech
|1623 Maine Settlement, Virginia, United States
|4 Oct 2011
|Charles Creech
|1692 Suffolk, Nansemond, Virginia, United States
|Samuel Davis Creech
|1696 Nansemond, Virginia, United States
|Joyce Creech
|1699 Nansemond, Virginia, United States
|Elizabeth Creech
|1703 Nansemond, Virginia, United States
|William Creech
|1708 Nansemond, Virginia, United States
|Benjamin Creech
|Henry Creech
|1654 Albemarle, Stanly, North Carolina, United States
|Frances Creech
|Samuel Creech
|1670 Lower, Norfolk, Virginia, United States
|William Creech
|1660 Albemarle, Stanly, North Carolina, United States
|Thomas Creech
|John Creech
|1726 Nansemond, Nansemond, Virginia, United States
|Henry Creech
|1728 Nansemond, Nansemond, Virginia, United States
|Nancy Creech
|1733 Nansesmond, Nansemond, Virginia, United States
|Jeremiah Creech
|1735 Nansemond, Nansemond, Virginia, United States
|Elizabeth Creech
|1737 Nansemond, Virginia, United States
|Simon Creech
|1749 Old, Johnston, North Carolina, United States
|Rebecca Creech
|1751 Johnston, North Carolina, United States
|Lewis Creech
|1760 Old, Forsyth, North Carolina, United States
|Benjamin Creech
|1760 Nansemond, Virginia, United States
|John Creech
|Mary Creech
|Henry Creech
|Nancy Creech
|Jeremiah Creech
|Elizabeth Creech
|1737 Nanesmond, Virginia, United States
|Mary Creech
|1748 Johnston, North Carolina, United States
|Rebecca Creech
|1751 Johnston, North Carolina, United States
|Benjamin Creech
|1753 Old, Johnston, North Carolina, United States
|John Creech
|1757 Dobbs, North Carolina, United States
|Lewis Creech
|1759 Johnston, North Carolina, United States
|Joshua Creech
|1750 North Carolina, United States
|Richard Creech
|Cumberland, Cumberland, North Carolina, United States
|Robert Creech
|Sarah Creech
|December 23, 1813 Laurens, Georgia, United States
|Lidey Creech
|1773 Cumberland, Cumberland, North Carolina, United States
|Charles P Creech
|1807 South Carolina, United States
|Matilda Creech
|David Green Creech
|Hiram Stores Creech
|John Thomas Creech
|Winifred Creech
|Richard Creech
|1746 now, Lenoir, North Carolina, United States
|Charles P Creech
|1771 Cumberland, Cumberland, North Carolina, United States
|Eliza Elimina Creech
|September 30, 1820 Alabama, United States
|Susan Creech
|Tim O'Bryan
|7 Sep 2011
|Stephen Creech
|Robert Creech Jr.
|Robert Creech
|Virgil Creech
|Danielle Whitehead
|17 Jul 2011
|Henry Creech
|Christopher Columbus Cardner Creech
|November 23, 1836 Tennessee
|Janice Pickens
|12 Jul 2011
|Jonathan Creech
|1835 Harlan, Harlan, Kentucky, United States
|Michelle McQueen
|11 Jun 2011
|J P Creech Jr
|Larry Hayer
|29 May 2011
|Living Creech
|Joyce Towne
|UNKNOWN Creech
|Martha Creech
|5 May 2011
|Amy Creech
|22 Apr 2011
|Samuel Creech
|Denise Spurlock
|19 Mar 2011
|William Thomas Creech
|April 3, 1879
|Genoa Creech
|June 14, 1877
|Mandy Ellen Creech
|July 18, 1875
|Mary A. Creech
|February 18, 1873
|Marinda Creech
|February 7, 1869
|Matilda Louise Creech
|January 28, 1871
|Sena Elizabeth Creech
|July 29, 1866
|John S. Creech
|June 14, 1861
|Nancy Jane Creech
|December 22, 1859
|Emily Isadora Creech
|August 9, 1864
|Henry Tigger Creech
|Mary Creech
|1800 Surreyco, North Carolina, United States
|David Voelker
|11 Mar 2011
|Abigail Creech
|1760 North Carolina, United States
|10 Mar 2011
|Abigail Creech
|1760 North Carolina, USA
|Martha Creech
|Thomas Berdine
|8 Feb 2011
|Mary Isadora Creech
|January 19, 1857
|Janice Pickens
|19 Jan 2011
|Alah Ethal (Creech) Grabb
|April 19, 1885 Bethany, IL
|Jesse Creech
|September 16, 1785 Hawkinsville TN
|Henry Creech
|July 21, 1897
|16 Jan 2011
|Andrew Steel Creech
|May 31, 1857 Cuba, IN
|Elizabeth Ann (Long) Creech
|October 4, 1804
|Sarah Katherine (Seaman) Creech
|October 8, 1861 Marion, Ripley County IN
|Patty Creech
|Aldeth Creech
|Irving Creech
|Samuel Emery Creech
|September 9, 1866
|Thomas Redman Creech
|February 5, 1861
|Riley W. Creech
|Goldie Creech
|Margurite Creech
|Jesse H. Creech
|September 4, 1840
|Reuben Creech
|October 10, 1821
|Elizabeth Creech
|June 4, 1819
|Benjamin Creech
|January 29, 1817
|Mary Creech
|September 15, 1811
|William Creech
|September 23, 1808
|Moody Creech
|October 1, 1805
|Orville Creech
|December 30, 1842
|Joshua Creech
|September 29, 1835
|William Creech
|May 4, 1831
|Amy Creech
|March 29, 1828
|Jesse Creech
|August 21, 1827
|Ezekiel Creech
|November 19, 1803
|Sarah Ann Creech
|November 11, 1834
|Martha Creech
|November 14, 1832
|John Creech
|January 3, 1831
|Elizabeth (Higgs) Creech
|John Creech
|April 23, 1801
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The Dominican Republic, found in the heart of the Caribbean, is a beach lovers' paradise and an absolute must for those who like all things exotic.
If you are looking for some laidback, Caribbean relaxation, then holidays in the Dominican Republic are ideal for you. White sand and crystal-clear waters makes this a true haven for any sun worshipper. Situated in an archipelago of islands, the Dominican Republic continues to be one of the most popular long haul destinations due to its stunning beaches and cool, Caribbean charm. Sip a Pina Colada or two in this tropical paradise and enjoy some of the finest stretches of sand that the world has to offer.
Nothing screams relaxation as much as a beachside abode in the Dom Rep. Fall asleep to the crashing of waves and wake up to brilliant sunshine and glorious temperatures. From 5-star luxury and all inclusive indulging to self-catering exploring and wallet-friendly prices, Dominican Republic holidays have the accommodation to suit everyone.
Find your dream hotel in La Romana, the epitome of Caribbean beauty. Serving up a mix of colonial heritage, beautiful architecture and even better looking beaches, it's a sure-fire way to have a holiday of a lifetime.
For a beach break at its absolute best however, Boca Chica is a complete knock-out. Endless white-sand shorelines meet sapphire blue waters – all you'll need to do is pick your spot and settle down for a holiday to remember.
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Overall, Dominican Republic holidays are ideal for beach lovers who are yearning for that must-have Caribbean charm. With glorious hot days and bright sunshine, it's an idyllic location that's nothing short of paradise.
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Whether you're looking for a beach that's fit for all the family, a beach where you can spend the entire day sunbathing, playing sports and partying, or a romantic corner where you can be alone - the Dominican Republic has everything. The town of Bayahibe is home to beautiful stretches of pristine white sands but if these aren't secluded enough take a boat over to Saona Island and its perfect desert island beaches. For a nice family beach, visit Punta Cana which boasts 62 miles of coastline and safe waters.
Kite boarding is a popular water sport in the Dominican Republic, with the world championships being held annually on Bozo Beach, which can be found between Kite Beach, the country's designated kite surfing beach, and Cabarete. Head there for kite boarding, wind surfing and surfing. Meanwhile, if you'd like to hire a Jet Ski then Bayahibe or Playa Dorada on the Amber coast are good places to start. Other popular sports include fishing in the marinas and diving off the north coast.
Up in the far northwest corner of the Dominican Republic, not too far from the borders of Haiti, you'll find the province of Monte Cristi home to the Playa Monte Cristi. The beach here is surrounded by a dramatic landscape of mountains and golden sands, there is an island just off the shore which sets the scene for beautiful sunsets - and you'll more than likely have the beach to yourself. In the north east head to Las Galaras and take a boat to Playa Rincon and the close by Playa Madama - both of which are secluded and easy to find a spot to yourself.
The north coast is home to the best diving and snorkelling in the country and the beaches there have a great selection of dive sites suitable for all classes. There are also several places to start learning if you're a new diver. The numerous dive spots have a great selection of shipwrecks, rock and coral formations and ocean walls to explore. While mainly for the advanced diver, Cabrera has a series of underwater tunnels and fresh water caves that are spectacular. Sosua is fine for both beginners and advanced divers with tropical fish, dolphins and even whales spotted here in season.
The Dominican Republic is home to a great selection of family friendly hotels across the whole country, with luxury resorts and budget hotels catering to all tastes. The all-inclusive hotel VIK Hotel Arena Blanca in Punta Cana is a perfect family holiday destination with its beautiful white sand beaches and numerous activities such as tennis, water polo and kayaking. In Puerto Plata the Iberostar Costa Dorada Hotel offers children's pools and a kids club alongside a huge swimming pool and the Costa Dorada right at your doorstep.
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Holidays to the Dominican Republic offer a whole range of activities and breath-taking scenery. If you want to indulge in a little water sports then Cabarete is perfect with its sporty beaches and rougher waters. For the more luxurious side of the island, try out Puerto Plata, home to a wonderful selection of luxury villas. For all inclusive hotels Playa Dorada is perfect for families while Punta Cana and its picture perfect setting is great for couples. To get off the beaten path, try out Boca Chica or Las Galeras - with hidden beaches and boutique hotels these are another great spot for couples.
If you want to indulge yourself in the finest spa treatments, surrounded by perfect unspoiled white sand beaches and beautiful sunset vistas, then a luxury hotel in Punta Cana or the Bavaro beach is for you. The Sirenis Cocotal Beach Resort and Spa in Punta Cana offers wonderful five star luxury on the beach in Uvero Alto while the Paradisus Palma Real Resort on the Bavaro beach provides a calming setting with an impressive range of facilities. The luxurious, Dreams Punta Cana Hotel offers a beautiful beach front setting with a lagoon style swimming pool and a wonderful selection of amenities.
The Dominican Republic has a great range of budget hotels, beachside aparthotels and great value resorts fit for any taste. In the north, on the outskirts of the water sports paradise of Cabarete is the Casa Pheonix hotel - perfect for those wanting something away from the more tourist areas but still close enough to enjoy a good range of night spots and beaches. The BelleVue Dominican Bay is just a couple of moments away from the serenity of Boca Chica beach and it provides a good list of amenities including a pool and access to the close by nightlife and shops.
Water parks are always great fun for everyone and the Dominican Republic has a good selection. Between Sosua and Puerto Plata is the Columbus water park, it has a range of slides and tube runs with a lazy river for those just wanting to relax on the water. The Kaskada water park is similar but a little more modern they also play host to events throughout the year that often includes live entertainment.
An absolute must see in the Dominican Republic is the Ocean world Adventure Park. The park offers the opportunity to swim with, feed and touch dolphins in the largest man-made dolphin habitat in the world. You can also scuba dive and snorkel in the coral reef aquarium with the dolphins! There are also sharks, stingrays and exotic fish to discover. The adventure park is also home to a tropical rainforest which has rocky lagoons, waterfalls and sandy beaches. There is a tiger grotto and a free flight aviary which is home to hundreds of colourful birds.
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Nowadays we can't afford to be Johnny boy anymore. The truth is that everybody can go to the gym, get pumped up and put a lick of gel in his hair. But your future lady (the One and Only) has seen enough of those guys. If you want to win her ass, you need to be exceptional- you definitely need a strategic plan.
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Ed Shapiro made the time to help those around him
Date: May 7, 2009
by: Robin Hartill | Community Editor
Slowing down wasn't Ed Shapiro's style.
Technically, he retired from his career with Isotoner, a women's glove company, in 1980. But Shapiro kept plugging. A founding member of Temple Beth Israel, he devoted much of his time to the temple and served as its president from 1988 to 1989 and, later, on the board. He drove fellow members to the temple when they couldn't drive themselves. He wrote the community newsletter for his homes at the Islander Club and, later, Plymouth Harbor, along with the Sarasota-Manatee chapter of the United Nations Association's newsletter. In between it all, he pursued his love of golf.
Adolph "Ed" Shapiro, of Plymouth Harbor and formerly of Longboat Key, died Tuesday, April 28. He was 93.
Born May 10, 1915, he grew up in Baltimore and worked while also attending the University of Maryland during the Great Depression — he lived at home with his parents to save money. Shapiro served in World War II and earned the Bronze Star.
He met his wife, Freida, over the Fourth of July weekend of 1941 and married her just five-and-a-half months later.
Shapiro got a job in sales after college and went on to pursue a career in marketing with Isotoner. In the 1960s, he convinced the company to take on a risky marketing plan to advertise the gloves on "The Today Show" and "The Tonight Show" two months before Christmas. The gloves sold out at department stores across the country. In 2007, Shapiro told The Longboat Observer that the day the gloves sold out was one of the best days of his life.
At the temple, Shapiro is remembered as a jokester who always wore a smile.
"He was a happy-go-lucky person," said longtime temple member Florence Katz. "That's why everybody loved him."
Shapiro is survived by his wife of 67 years, Freida; daughters, Nancy Fraser and Cindy Farlino; two granddaughters; and one step-granddaughter.
A celebration of life service was held Friday, May 1, at the temple. In lieu of flowers, contributions can be sent to Temple Beth Israel, 567 Bay Isles Road, Longboat Key, Fla. 34228; or the United Nations
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"We've had hotter weather, but we're looking at temperatures into the low 90s," said National Weather Service meteorologist Mark Ratzer. "At least a couple times a summer we get this sort of thing."
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DineLa Restaurant
I have a few restaurant that I like to try for DineLa program.
Any suggestion on Takami Sushi & Robata, Roy's, Nick & Stef's?
I live in Glendale so I just want to eat within the 10 mile radious.
I just tried Noe @ Omni Hotel, I would not recomend this place.
read my previous post.
re: WHills
We just went to Ruth's Chris last night for the Dine LA deal. Pasadena location. It was lovely. I got the Ahi side (get this, GET THIS - it is fantastic! around $12 on menu) petite steak, med rare w/Bernaise on top (my request, I would skip the bernaise from now on, although they did nor charge me for it) (reg price 32.95) with a side of creamed spinach and bread pudding for dessert. One of my friends got the same except had hers cooked medium, mashed potatoes and the chocolate sin cake. Other friend ordered off menu and a side of asparagus with hollandaise. Steaks were tender and delicious. Cooked to perfection. About 2" high 4" across. Good sized. Sides were okay. My favorite was the spinach (a tad too sweet for my tastes, but very good), then the asparagus (although the hollandaise was bland (but brightened when I squeezed some lemon into it). Mashed potatoes were good. Of the desserts, the bread pudding definitely won the best dessert prize. Sin cake was just too much.
Service was efficient, very helpful and attentive. Not overpoweringly so, though. We had a wonderful night and would definitely recommend it.
If you search the board type in dineLA you can find lots of thumbs up on Ruth Chris and a ffew about Roy's already.
The menu isn't all that interesting for Takami, and it's just a buzz for that place cuz it's overlooking the downtown.
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I agree, Noé at the Omni was not that great. The food might look good but the taste was lacking.
Below is the review, but if you would like to see pics of the food check out my blog at www.kats9lives.com
Friday night we decided to dine at this hip/modern restaurant inside the Omni hotel in downtown LA. Word to the wise, you can find street parking pretty easily versus paying for valet. I really liked how they made their name to look like the Eiffel Tower, this design was displayed throughout the restaurant. Definitely a very clean and modern look to the restaurant, but it could be a romantic setting as there were little lights decked out on the trees outside the windows.
They started off with an amuse-bouche. It was a nicely crusted tuna with fruit salsa on top. The crust had a nice kick to it. The presentation was very nice as well.
As always, if I see foie gras prepared in a nice way I will order off the menu. P.S. this really does make my meals a lot more expensive, but hey I am enjoying life and I LOVE seared foie gras. Right off the bat I ordered their Foie Gras prepared three ways (Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow) and then I decided to order the Toro Sashimi served with Pineapple & Yuzu Geleé. Of course I had to ask what the three ways were. Yesterday was seared foie gras atop truffled eggs, today was done in a foie gras butter, and tomorrow was a foie gras croquette accompanied with flavored orange slivers. I don't think I would order this again. Although I think they did a wonderful job in the concept, but the flavor fell short. The seared foie gras was delicious but the eggs below were a little runny and underflavored for my taste. I especially didn't like the middle foie gras butter, I had thought it would be terrine style but it was just like a cream/butter and it was oddly sweet and infused with some kind of weird fruity flavor. The croquette was good but nothing special. I think the problem was that you could not taste the foie gras flavor at all in today and tomorrow.
The Toro sashimi was only mediocre. Since I am an avid sushi goer, I can tell you the quality of the fish was only so-so and the cut is pretty small for the price. At first I couldn't tell where the geleé was because they usually come in cubes at other restaurants but it was the entire lower layer and both flavors in one. I was hoping for a stronger yuzu flavor but it was just a little bland, nothing special. I definitely wouldn't recommend anyone to order this because you can get much better quality elsewhere with the same kind of twist, but I had to try it for myself to know.
Their 3-course prefix is almost the exact same as their 4-course prefix of $60, which is not bad because the course you are losing is a salad course. I would never order the prefix for $60, you would be better off ordering from the regular menu. One thing I really liked was that they give you truffle butter with your bread, and you can never go wrong with free truffle!
The first course was Potato & Winter Truffle Soup, which was very flavorful and aromatic. They actually gave a pretty generous shaving of truffle.
Second course was the Cornish Hen Roulade with Foie Gras & Parsnip Puree. I really couldn't find the foie gras. Overall, the food was cooked nicely and flavorful but nothing outstanding that would make this dish memorable. The puree was sweeter than I thought it would be. I kind of wished I ordered the bouillabaisse instead.
There was no other choice for dessert except the Berry Cobbler with Chimay Ice Cream. The crust on the cobbler was fantastic, but personally I hate cooked fruit and I didn't like it. My friends seem to like it, they ate the entire thing. The only thing I enjoyed was the crust and then I gave the rest to them. All in all I probably would not come back.
Asia de Cuba
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I have been wanting to go to this restaraunt for like two years. Seeing that it was on dine about LA week, I was ecstatic. The food was awesome, but the service was horrendous! Can they get a dumber manager? Lunch took forever! People who got their after us all finished before we did. I don't know if they just forgot about us or what. It wasn't like we sat away from everyone else, but I think the lunch staff must be incompetent idiots. Maybe I will come back for dinner, and I mean MAYBE.
I made the mistake to share an appetizer with my friend, I should have just ordered what everyone ordered. I ordered the Lemongrass Skewered Chicken, a coconut thai chili marinade. The chicken was nicely prepared but the flavor was lacking. It was just a so-so dish.
What was truly amazing was the Braised Pulled Pork Empañadas with a smoked chili dipping sauce. Everything inside the empañadas was prepared to perfection. The side citrus salad was wonderful as well. I would definitely recommend everyone to choose this starter, and to order it if you go there outside dine about LA week.
For the second course I chose the Miso Cured Alaskan Butterfish. It was a small piece of fish but extremely flavorful. I believe the server said that it was marinated for 2 days before served. The cuban black bean and edamamesalad had a yuzu vinaigrette, which was delicious. I hate beans so I picked them all out and only ate the edamame. It also came with tempura shisito peppers that were kind of washed out from the batter, but still good if you are afraid of a strong shisito flavor.
My friend ordered the Cuban BBQ Chicken with Thai Coconut Sticky Rice & Avocado Fruit Salsa. I tried the chicken and that was delicious, but my friend said that the rice was not good at all. From what I saw, I would agree that they totally overcooked the rice and ruined it.
Dessert took FOREVER to come, I was seriously thinking about leaving before it came. Like I said, service was embarrassingly bad. My friend was dying of spice and they never bothered to refill the water glasses. The dessert was actually great. My friend had the Caribbean Carrot Cake layered with pineapple cream cheese & a lemongrass rhum raisin ice cream. I was astonished at how good the carrot cake was and they gave a generous slice. My friend and I eventually ended up switching desserts.
I ordered the Cuban Opera Cake made with rich chocolate cake layered with milk chocolate buttercream & coffee mousse with coffee-brittle ice cream. It sounded very good and was presented nicely, but I personally thought it was too overwhelming. I love chocolate, but this dish was way too heavy for my tastes and luckily my friend liked it a lot so we swapped.
Overall, their restaurant week menu was pretty good and tasty but I am not sure if it can out-weigh the horrendous service we received. Even the manager was really stupid. Either they need better day shift workers or they generally have bad service. I think I might give the place one more try for dinner and I would definitely order some drinks. Their white sangría looked very tempting.
Circa 55
Below is the review, check out the pics at http://www.kats9lives.com
This was the first restaurant I went to for Dine LA week. It is located in the Beverly Hilton and you can validate your parking ticket, which becomes a $5 charge. They had a really nice bread basket assortment and it came with both butter & olive oil. Our server wasn't great, but it wasn't horrible like Asia de Cuba. I was a little disappointed in their drink selection because I thought they were suppose to have a huge wine selection.
I chose to go at dinner time because the menu looked much more promising. For first course, I ordered the California Dungeness Crab Cake with Grain Mustard Aioli, White Asparagus, Cherry Tomato, & Wild Cress Salad. The crab cake was delicious and a generous size. It was purely crab meat and not lots of breading, which was good. The only thing was the crab cake needed the aioli to add more flavor.
The main reason I wanted to come here was what they offered for their main course. I ordered the 10 oz. Fruity Soy Marinatd Grilled New York Steak with Roasted Pepper & Blue Cheese Relish. The steak was delicious! Although I think they made mine medium rare versus rare, but still good. I really liked the blue cheese because it really complimented the meat. The portion was very generous, especially for the dine LA menu. The accompaniments weren't that good and the mashed potatoes came out dry and cold. Other than that, I liked my steak a lot since it was a good cut.
For dessert, I opted to try the Journey into Chocolate. This included a Provence cake with thyme, an Opera Cake, & a Chocolate Soup. I am a huge Opera cake fan, so I really liked that dessert. The Provence was a little off because I don't like thyme in my dessert, but still good. The chocolate soup is a little gritty but decent. My friend said he really liked his Passion Fruit Crème Brûlée. Personally if I had to do it all over again, I'd order that instead.
All in all, I might come back. The dine LA menu was definitely worth it. As for their regular food, nothing really Wowed me. Overall it was good minus the server's nonchalant attitude.
Chaya Brasserie in Beverly Hills
Below is the review, but if you would like to see pics of the food check out my blog at www.kats9lives.com
Definitely a happening place. For Dine LA week, we decided to try this restaurant out and I am really glad that we did. You got to love the price, $34 for a 3-course prefix meal. The decor is very nice, a little dark but it could be very romantic if it weren't so loud. When we went it was extremely crowded, but we made reservations so they sat us immediately. We sat at a corner table where we all squeezed in to sit on the booth, laced with decorative pillows, since no one wanted to sit on the chairs.
For the first course, we all ordered the Lobster Ravioli. It was prepared in a basil pesto cream sauce. All in all it was only alright but you definitely can taste the chunks of lobster. Another reason I think it wasn't as tasty was because I opted for the seared Foie Gras. How could I not! It was prepared with a Black Truffle Mac & Fontana Cheese with bacon, mushrooms, and there were a lot of shaved truffles under the foie gras. You are surrounded with the luxurious aroma of black truffles when they bring the dish out. I let my friends try the truffled mac & cheese, and they ended up splitting an order later on. It was just that good! Based on that dish alone, it won me over. I know it wasn't on the special priced menu but it was worth the $19. The only thing bad I have to say about this dish is that there are too many delectable items fighting for my taste buds. I think the dish would have been better if they were separate because the foie gras was flavorful by itself and so was the mac & cheese. Once you eat them together they both are trying to over power each other and you don't get to truly enjoy the divine qualities of each dish. Based on this dish you can tell they must have pretty decent food overall, so I will definitely return to this place in the future.
To ensure that we would be able to try more menu items, my friend and I agreed to share the entree. We ordered the Pan-roasted New Zealand White Sea Bass and the Slow Braised Short Rib with Champignon Truffle Oil Risotto. Lets just say it was a truffle filled night and you can never go wrong with that! The sea bass was prepared nicely atop a medley of rice. The flavor was nice but not very powerful. I think we all wanted something stronger in flavor since the truffled dishes were so delectable and flavorful. My friend loved the short rib and definitely loved the risotto. I don't think I am a huge short rib fan. I do not like cooked meat but the meat was very nicely done. You can easily pull it apart and it was fatty, not too fatty, enough for it to melt in your mouth. What can I say about the risotto, it MADE the dish! I don't think the meat was by itself very flavorful but once you accompanied it with the risotto it just brought out all the flavors inside the mouth. Based on this, when I come back I will definitely order dishes with truffle in it because they really know how to utilize the flavors.
As for the dessert I ordered the Chocolate Ice Cream Sandwich, it was good but nothing that I would ever crave or order by myself. The one thing I like about the cookie is that it had pistachios in it. One of my friends decided on the M-Lato. They actually ended up bringing the wrong flavor so we actually got to try two flavors as they quickly brought out the correct flavor and apologized for the mistake. We tried the Macha and Banana & Walnut gelato. Maybe I just don't like macha, but I thought it was only alright. I liked the banana & walnut flavor more, but both were only alright to me. My favorite place is in Paris, oh how I miss Paris!


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textPlus Launches International Calling for Android Devices
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There was time when international calling used to be very expensive. People used to think so much before dialing to their loved ones based abroad. But now, making international calls is easy and inexpensive with new VoIP telephony in the international calling market.
Facing cutthroat competition, many telecommunication companies are introducing lower international call rates for its landline customers. textPlus is one of the first to do so.
A reputable provider of free mobile communications, textPlus has introduced reduced call rates for Android (
) users based in the U.S. and Canada. The company says that with new call plan, Android users in the U.S. and Canada can make calls starting at just two cents per minute to any international mobile or landline number.
If you compare call rates with other mobile providers, textPlus rates are 10 times less expensive per minute than a typical international calling rate. In addition, in-network calls to other textPlus users remain free anywhere in the world.
"Our goal is to redefine what it means to communicate globally with simple, cheap and borderless calling from any mobile device - like phones and tablets - while still giving users the high-quality service they're used to," Scott Lahman, founder and CEO at textPlus, said in a
. "Whether you have friends and family overseas, or travel internationally, textPlus makes your phone global while removing the hassle out of the equation."
textPlus globalizes communication on typical smartphones and turns tablets into fully functional calling devices without the hassle or additional expense. Users can also earn free credits and purchase more from inside the app to make low-cost international calls.
This service can be used over Wi-Fi, 3G or 4G or LTE (
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textPlus has also launched a major update to its iOS version that is faster and provides a unified inbox so users can text, talk and share from one place. International calling for iOS users will launch in early 2013.
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King Philip's War – Indian Wars
A short history of the battles fought during King Philip's War, including maps of the campaigns and New England Indian tribes.
A short history of the battles fought during King Philip's War, including maps of the campaigns and New England Indian tribes.
The war commonly called by the colonists, "King William's War," commenced in 1688 and ended in 1697. The object of the French was the expulsion of the English from the northern and middle provinces. The English directed their efforts against Canada. The French secured the services of the greater part of the Indians, and the united forces spread death and desolation in all directions.
Attucks, Crispus, An Indian-negro half-blood of Framingham, Mass., near Boston, noted as the leader and first person slain in the Boston massacre of Mar. 5, 1770, the first hostile encounter between the Americans and the British troops, and therefore regarded by historians as the opening fight of the great Revolutionary struggle. In consequence of the
Boston claims as her own the greatest American man of the nineteenth century, and even with more justice, the most beautiful woman born in America within the same period. "Emily Marshall as completely filled the ideal of the lovely and feminine, as did Webster the ideal of the intellectual and the masculine," Quincy, a native
TIMOTHY FULLER, the fourth child and eldest son of Timothy Fuller Sr., attained distinction. The chief steps in his career may be thus summarily stated: He was born in Chilmark, Martha's Vineyard, 11th of July, 1778; grad. at Harvard College with the second honors in his class, 1801. He was obliged to work his way
REV. ARTHUR BUCKMINSTER FULLER, the third son of Hon. Timothy Fuller, was born August 10, 1822. He was early instructed by his father and his sister, Margaret Fuller. At the age of twelve, he spent one year at Leicester Academy; and, subsequently, studied with Mrs. Ripley, the wife of Rev. Samuel Ripley, of Waltham. In
RICHARD FREDERICK FULLER was the fourth son. He graduated at Harvard University, 1844, studied law in Greenfield, Mass., afterwards a year at the Harvard Law School, and, having completed his studies in the office of his uncle, Henry H. Fuller, Esq., in Boston, was admitted to the bar on examination in open court, December, 1846,
Charles Eastman Staniels, a prominent life insurance agent of Concord, N.H., was born in Lowell, Mass., December 27, 1844, son of Edward L. and Ruth Bradley (Eastman) Staniels. The father, born in Chichester, N.H., for many years was interested in the drug business, successively in Lowell and Boston, Mass. Toward the latter part of his
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The English Beat, The Romantics Fitzgerald's June 15, 2012 I've often wondered if people who experienced the '80s in adulthood had as much fun as the music still makes it sound today. Probably not, but try coming of age on the cusp of the '90s and all these rain-clouded Seattle bands pissing all ov ... More >>
In the late '70s and early '80s, England was something of a musical petri dish as scores of bands blended genres of music and, in the process, sometimes created whole new ones. It was also the heyday of bands like Madness, The Specials and The Selecter who blended a punk energy with ska and reggae s ... More >>
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This Sunday, Valentine's Day if you nasty, Warehouse Live gets a two-tone shot of ska history when the English Beat and Fishbone hit the stage. The two bands tour together quite a bit and have become the sort of elder ambassadors of the genre while bands like the Specials mull over extensive tourin ... More >>
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1 bedroom apartment close to the cathedral and Larios´street
Apartment located in one of the streets most luxurious of Malaga, corner of Calle Marques de Larios, elegant historical building restored (2,009) of the nineteenth century, with beautiful furnishings, all amenities, unbeatable location in the heart of historic down town, near monuments, restaurants, buses, tapas and areas of interest, Picasso Museum, Roman Theater, Fortress, Gibralfaro, Puerto, Calle Larios, a 15 minute walk from the beach of Malagueta. Ideal for beach, party and culture.
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About Sara Gibert
My name is Sara and I am the owner of the apartment Strachan. I am 41 years old, I was born in Bilbao (northern Spain), I have lived in many countries but I chose to live in Malaga because I fell in love with this beautiful city, the people, climate, food ... Everything is great here and I am very happy when people enjoy the city as much as I do.
Why Sara Gibert chose Malaga City
Strachan Apartment is a cosy apartment in one of the most luxurious street in Málaga , there´s a historic building restored ,stately and with history.
What makes this apartment unique
Few minutes from all tourist Atractions and surrounded by luxury shops and beautifull restaurants to try traditional meals and tapas.Fantastic area. You will enjoy your stay.
Guestbook comments from the owner
We have had a fab time.!!!
Your home is very confortable, classy quiet and well placed.!!!
We enjoyed Malaga and the atmosphere in the streets at night.
We went to "El Palo" it was cute.We did the boat and made a walk alog the harbor and the beach. We well capitalized tapas, ice cream, mojito...
Thank you and see you againg.


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This one is pretty straight forward... Memory Corruption,, Download a copy of Memtest86 and burn the ISO to a CD using Iso Recorder. Boot from the CD, and leave it running for at least 5 passes.
SPTD.sys was noted as well.. Try removing any CD virtualization programs such as Daemon Tools and Alcohol 120%. They use a driver, found in your dmp, sptd.sys, that is notorious for causing BSODs. Use this SPTD uninstaller when you're done: DuplexSecure - Downloads
1: kd> !analyze -v ******************************************************************************* * * * Bugcheck Analysis * * * ******************************************************************************* SPECIAL_POOL_DETECTED_MEMORY_CORRUPTION (c1) Special pool has detected memory corruption. Typically the current thread's stack backtrace will reveal the guilty party. Arguments: Arg1: fffff98005d7ef90, address trying to free Arg2: fffff98005d7effc, address where bits are corrupted Arg3: 00000000004f4074, (reserved) Arg4: 0000000000000024, caller is freeing an address where bytes after the end of the allocation have been overwritten ------------------ Followup: MachineOwner ---------
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