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FORT WAYNE – Adversity hasn't slowed down the Northrop girls track team.
Despite a lot going on this season, the Bruins pulled away late for their sixth consecutive regional championship, beating runner-up Homestead 69-52 1/2 Tuesday at Northrop.
The defending state champion Bruins had their coach, Harmony Ake, leave the program five weeks ago and veteran assistant Terry Milton elevated to head coach.
Actually, the coaching philosophy is so much different; I am so demanding, but they know that, Milton said. They have handled it extremely well, but it was rough. You just have to reel them in and keep their focus.
Eighth-ranked Northrop also had one of its best runners, defending 400 state champion Dejah Arnold, out since early April with an injury. Arnold ran in her first competition since the injury at the regional on the second-place 400 relay team, which lost to North Side 48.00 to 48.24 seconds. She qualified for state in a fourth event with a eighth-place finish in the long jump. Senior Alexis Scott is out with an injury.
We have been inconsistent with who is healthy and who is not and who can run, Milton said. The good thing about it is whenever you are dealing with adversity, it allows other girls to step up and have other girls to get that valuable experience in meets because you never know when you are going to call on them.
Amber McGee picked up two first-place finishes for the Bruins with a win in the 200 (24.80) and anchoring the winning 1,600 relay (3:59.40).
I think we are bouncing back pretty well given the scenarios, McGee said. The coaches are realizing it, and they are trying to put us in the best possible way for state.
Northrop also won the 3,200 relay (9:30.65). Latrice Bolton and Victoria McCuiston ran on the winning 1,600 and 3,200 relay teams.
Concordia's Symone Black picked up first places in the 100 hurdles (14.55) and 300 hurdles (42.51). She is the defending state champion in the 300 hurdles.
Today was a mental challenge for me, Black said. I just had to get over that loop because I didn't do well at the SAC, and I didn't have the competition until this week. I just knew I had to step my game up to set me up for state.
Once I do well in one (hurdle race) it just keeps motivating me to do well in the other one.
Churubusco's Katie Monk set a regional record in the discus, winning with a throw of 151 feet, 2 inches, beating the previous record (145-1) by six inches.
It is nice to have those big throws and a great meet to do it, Monk said. I had a couple of those good throws, so that makes me feel a lot better that it wasn't just one, but several good throws that are carrying me into next week. I always think that every meet; I have something in me waiting to come out, and it did tonight.
Monk finished second in the shot put to Snider's Arriana Fitts (41-3 to 41-2 1/4 ).
North Side's Dyamond Morris finished first in the 100 (12.28) and was part of the winning 400 relay.
Also with first places were Carroll's Sara McKeeman (pole vault, 12-0), Bellmont's Holly Hankenson (long jump, 18-8) South Side's Abigail Grider (800, 2:15.98), Homestead's Madison Distelrath (5:07.37), Pioneer's Madison Kiser (400, 57.66), Oak Hill's Janae Moffitt (high jump, 5-9) and Northwestern's Taryn Thor (3,200, 11:08.01).


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This is from "Yocco's the Hot Dog King"...which is the hot dog shop (now expanded) that has been around for over 75 years. We eat their sauce on dogs, burgers, sausage sandwiches (made with smoked sausage)...and there is burger in it, but you can either run it through the processor when cooked or keep chopping it up in the pan because it's not supposed to look like burger.
1 pound ground meat
1 medium onion
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1 teaspoon salt
3/4 teaspoon oregano
3/4 teaspoon cumin
1/4 teaspoon red pepper flakes
2 cups water
Brown meat (breaking up pieces) and onions; drain. (At this point you can run it through a little chopper if you want it smaller). Add spices; mix well. Add water and simmer one hour. Can be frozen.

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Thus wrote the Spanish poet and playwright Lope de Vega in his poem Laurel de Apolo in 1630. Although evidently well known and highly regarded in his lifetime and in the years following his death in 1596, the music of Philippe Rogier is largely known (especially to English audiences) through a motet, Laboravi in gemitu meo, that exists in two early seventeenth-century English manuscripts, the Tristitiae remedium compiled by Thomas Myriell in 1616 (British Library Add, MSS 29372–7) and a manuscript in the Bodleian Library in Oxford (MSS Mus. F 1–6) dating from the 1630s. However, in both manuscripts the motet is ascribed to Thomas Morley. Quite how Morley came across this work is unknown, but he was evidently taken with it, even though he did 'edit' it somewhat, excising a few bars here and there. In fact, Rogier's motet, or perhaps Morley's version of it, seems to have proved very popular in England—there is a setting of the same text by Thomas Weelkes, scored for the same combination of six voices and remarkably similar in its melismatic effulgence.
Philippe Rogier was one of a long line of Flemish composers who worked at the Spanish court. He arrived in Madrid in 1572 as one of the choirboys who had been recruited from the Low Countries by Geert van Turnhout, Philip II's maestro de capilla. He seems to have remained in Spain for the rest of his short life, becoming assistant to George de La Hèle in 1584 before succeeding him on his death in 1586. Rogier was well provided for by Philip II, having non-residential appointments at the church of Notre Dame in Yvoir and Tournai Cathedral as well a pension from the Bishop of León. The high regard that the musically astute Philip II held for Rogier was not misplaced, because he is one of the most fascinating and rewarding composers of the late sixteenth century: extraordinarily versatile, capable of plumbing the emotional depths in his penitential works (of which there are many) as well as exalting the heights in his festive music. He also seems to have been remarkably prolific. The library of King João IV of Portugal, destroyed by the Lisbon earthquake of 1755, contained 243 works by Rogier, including 8 Masses and 66 motets as well as a variety of other liturgical music, chansons and villancicos.
What survives of his music today is largely found in the following sources: a book of Masses published posthumously by Rogier's student Géry de Ghersem in 1598, a book of motets published in Naples in 1595, and a number of motets in a choirbook in the library at El Escorial, where they appear alongside works by Palestrina and Morales.
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Ah, the joys of socialized medicine and unlimited third world immigration!
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It opens fine with Firefox.The doctor´s comment about cholera being imported from elsewhere was one of the most telling in the article.
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Just a load of inflammatory garbage. Disease rates are vastly below any prior era.
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This is in the UK. The report is from their NHS, National Health Service. An interesting mix of conditions. Some infectious diseases, some due to lifestyle, some coming from nursing home neglect.The only persons I have ever known who had gout were English. Here´s what our Mayo Clinic has to say about it:Gout occurs when urate crystals accumulate in your joint, causing the inflammation and intense pain of a gout attack. Urate crystals can form when you have high levels of uric acid in your blood. Your body produces uric acid when it breaks down purines — substances that are found naturally in your body, as well as in certain foods, such as organ meats, anchovies, herring, asparagus and mushrooms.Brits are very big on organ meats. And kippered herring. Interesting.If the kidneys aren´t working properly, managing uric acid, one could get gout.Scarlet fever is bacterial, a follow on to untreated strep throat. Antibiotics usually take care of it.Measles? It seems the Brits fell under the anti-vaccine voodoo of that corrupt physician who was discredited. Now that they have resumed vaccinations, the article says the cases are diminishing.
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About cholera:Because more than a million cholera bacteria — approximately the amount you´d find in a glass of contaminated water — are needed to cause illness, cholera usually isn´t transmitted through casual person-to-person contact.Much more on cholera here:http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/cholera/basics/causes/con-20031469
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They don´t mention something important about the Scarlet Fever epidemic. They brought it on themselves!! I have a couple friends in the UK, two different areas. Both have children, both have had their children hospitalized with scarlet fever in the last year. HOSPITALIZED!! The reason is the tendency of their doctors to call everything viral, and refuse treatment. They don´t do throat cultures when they see nasty infected throats. They send them home with a dx of a virus. That´s how so many cases have been allowed to get to this point. Even though it´s not mentioned, I bet they have cases of rheumatic fever too, unheard of here in the US, anymore (at least for now), but most likely not so uncommon in the UK, anymore. And this type of medical *care* is coming here to the US, and is already here in some areas....plus all this garbage coming over the boarder. We are all in deep trouble :-(
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My daughter had scarlet fever when she was a toddler. I was quite surprised, thinking it was some outdated disease, but it is caused by strep, and in her case - she had several instances in which she was treated for strep but it would recur almost immediately. One of those recurrences was as scarlet fever. Finally she saw a doctor who suggested that she was being given the antibiotic ´too soon´, before the symptoms had fully manifested, and so the germs were never completely annihilated with the ten day antiobiotic and it would come right back.. What would happen is that one of my other kids would have strep, so they would all get tested and she would test positive, with the throat swab, even though she showed no symptoms. So they would start her on the antibiotic and it would inevitably come back two weeks later. FYI to those of you with many children!!
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I´ve got me some gout right now, actually. Ouch. It´s maybe 50% diet related and 50% genetic predisposition. Although it can be exceedingly painful, I´m not sure how often it should lead to hospitalization, never for me. I think everything else on their list is communicable. Yes, gout could likely covary with obesity. I could lose maybe fifteen pounds, but I´m not nearly obese, and wasn´t in need of losing any weight the first time I had an attack ... but I´d never even heard of gout and was living on a couple of foods that are high on the bad list. I´ve cleaned up my diet since then - but still get an attack every couple of years, and most often around June. And I´m not even British.
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Mr A has gout and so does his father, even though their diets are different. We didn´t serve much beef at our table but I have to admit to lots of succulent, purines-laden fresh seafood in New Orleans. We never had organ meats and most Britons have gone on to better foods now that there are no world war lend-lease payments to be made.And then there´s alcohol. Red wine is a huge culprit. But A´s gout emerged when he had just about created the perfect recipe for home-brewed India Pale Ale. Nowadays, I watch his food intake and allow him a pale ale every few weeks. Maybe. A rarely has an attack these days and not nearly as excruciatingly painful as they were initially--often compared to needles in joints, usually the big toe but not always. It´s a form of arthritis. Read the British version: at http://www.patient.co.uk/health/gout-leafletI contracted scarlet fever well over 60 years ago and spent six weeks in a Victorian isolation hospital called Lodge Moor on the edge of Wuthering Heights-type moors in Yorkshire. I must have had complications--or antibiotics weren´t generally available at the time, I don´t know. It was traumatic--all my dolls, other toys, books and clothes were burned. My parents could visit only by sitting on the other side of a window, much like prisoners receive their visitors. I was actually diagnosed with scarlatina three times after that, each time less severe than the previous bout, until it disappeared.Just came across this post at a genealogy site and it represents exactly how I felt at Lodge Moor and the trauma it left. I was there close to the time the writer had his experience. Ugh!http://tinyurl.com/n5m3qyq
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Authentic Mexican in NYC?
After a short trip to Mexico I discovered how incredibly fresh and delicious real Mexican food is. Does anyone know where to find real, authentic Mexican food in Manhattan?
Mexico's cuisines are extremely diverse... can you share what part of the country you visited and where you ate? The will folks an idea if there is anything comparable.
I was doing volunteer work at a school uptown and stopped it for coffee at a place on 104th and Lex called El Paso Taqueria. I ended up having an entire breakfast because it smelled so good and it was phenomenal Go there! Best Mex I've had in the city and I truly stumbled upon it.
re: UWSAnn
Put me down as someone who hates Taqueria Y Fonda.. It's basically a mixture of dry meat and too many peppers and onions..
El Paso Taqueria is a good spot..
I would recommend Mole, excellent Mexico City-style fare. Their burrito enchilado with carnitas is superb, my favorite burrito in the city. their enchiladas suizas also quite tasty. it's a small place and it can get a little busy, particularly on weekends.
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re: silencespeak
Just went to Mole again recently. BTW they just celebrated 2 years and they have a great bartender (a SF transplant).
try el maguey y la tuna on e. houston @ attorney. family run. very friendly and no frills. cheap. the americano fare is not too exciting, but if you stick with the more traditional specialties of the house... you'll be in vague-hints-of-chocolate-mole heaven.
also, a major hole in the wall that is easily overlooked given it's name, 'great burrito' and the fact that it also sells pizza, has excellent al pastor tacos at a proper price. 23st str @ 6th ave... just for take out.
otherwise head out to the red hook ball fields on weekends.
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I live right near El Maguey and I order in from there often. Everything is good. BUT...what NYC is truly missing is a California style Mexican Place. I was just in Santa Barbara over the weekend and had the most delicious lunch at a place called Los Arroyos. Amazingly fresh salsas, fantastic fish tacos etc. etc. NOT greasy...not even the chips. Is there any place like this in Manhattan? If there is, I don't know it.
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That is why the OP needs to let us know where she ate in Mexico. Most of the food there is hearty but greaseless... (and here is a secret people in Mexico rarely eat Tortilla chips... the per capita consumption in the U.S. has to be like 1,000 times higher than in Mexico).
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Tulcingo on 10th between 46th and 47th is worth the trip- the chalupa and torta are very good. Spanish Harlem has some spots- la casa de los tacos on 117th and 1st ave and la puebla chula on 106th off 3rd- fresh and enjoyable. Other uptown spots have closed over the last several years- namely Ciela Azteca on 103rd and Lex, but I'd probably give most spots up there a try.
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But what if the OP visited the Yucatan and fell in love with those regional dishes that are very different than the Pueblan specialties at Tulcingo. I am not saying the OP might not like Tulcingo but it might not be what she is looking for.
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Are there any restaurants specializing in Yucatan cooking? I fell in love with the food there years ago and have yet to find a pibil in the NY/NJ area.
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I'll second Tulcingo del Valle. I enjoyed it much more than El Maguey. As far as authentic Mexican, it's pretty much going to be Poblano, because most Mexicans in NY are from Puebla. There are also the upscale multiregional places like Zarela (which I think is better than people here tend to give it credit for) and her son's Centrico (which I haven't tried yet). For inexpensive Mexican food in New York, it's either the simple Poblano places or the watered-down Mexican food we lived with for years before the recent wave of immigration.
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Adding to it... its not just that NYC immigrants are Pueblan.... they are specifically of the Mixtec region in Puebla... which has its own cuisine that is very different than the other regions within Puebla.
The Pueblan Mixteca.. which includes the Tehuacan valley is most notable as the cradle of Corn... its a highland fairly arid & mountainous region with a great variety of cactus & desert plants... also famous for its Goat dishes and the Matanza (wild goat round up & slaughters).
If you shall ever visit this part of Mexico.. the names of towns will be immediately familiar from the restaurant names in NYC... Tulcingo del Valle, Izucar de Matamoros etc.,
As a result of this... lots of places may carry Mole Poblano and other more well known dishes from Puebla... but what you will find if you visit those locales in the Mixteca is that they have their own unique specialties that have very little to do with the rest of Pueblan cuisine... in fact I bet you would be hard pressed to find people in Tulcingo & the other mountain side villages who prepare Mole Poblano.
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I don't know if it's a specialty of that part of Puebla, but I must say the adobo de puerco was excellent at both Tulcingo & Matamoros.
Add Coatzingo to Puebla towns that have loaned their names to NYC restaurants.
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If you want to eat well... take note of the names of the dishes in the CONACULTA's cookbook on the Pueblan Mixtec... and then ask the local restaurants in NYC for those dishes... I bet you would be treated extremely well & delighted to dishes you've never heard of:
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There was a recent thread on Tacos Matamoros that got me there, and it was quite good.
Mexicana Mama (West Willage) Crema (Chelsea) or Barrio Chino (LES)
The best food and even better margaritas.
I've hunted and posted for this before, and never been satisfied (though never traveled deep into Queens or Brooklyn for Mexican). The closest I could find was some of the things at Zarela's as Peter mentions, particularly tamales, but you must be able to bear the mid-town crowds who come for the strong (yet tasty) margaritas.
Mexican food in the capital of the world? Why yes. The Mexican population is the largest group of Latino's/Hispanic's after Dominicans and Puertoricans in this city. I am talking a population of over 250,000 people. I may not know exact restaurants but I do know key neighborhoods that one should go to when in search of restaurants that serve great and authentic Mexican food, authentic products that are used in Mexican Cuisine, or Mexican Bakeries and more. They are the following: East Harlem (Spanish Harlem)* in Manhattan, Bushwick and Sunset Park in Brooklyn, Corona and Elmhurst in Queens, Mott Haven and Fordham in the Bronx, as for Staten Island well I do not know where. These are neighborhoods that have high concentrations of people of Mexican descent. Most of the restaurants that you find here are family-owned establishments that cater to low-income workers but most of the time the food is almost what you will find south of the border. Most of the Mexican population here in NYC and the tri-state area come from central states of Mexico. States such as Puebla**, Morelos, Guerrero, and Oaxaca, so you will see a great deal of Mole since the Mole sauces are popular in these states and legend has it that Mole comes from the state of Puebla. There is a great usage of Mexican herbs, vegetables and fruits that are sometimes only known in Mexico and more commonly known vegetables and fruits, and overall a bigger emphasis on fresher ingredients, qualities that are known in the foods that come from this region in Mexico.
* Spanish Harlem is sometimes referred to as the epicenter of Mexico in New York, kind of like a Mexican version of a Chinatown.
** Most of the Mexican population in NYC is from Puebla, to the point that sometimes NYC is referred to as Puebla York, a nickname given to the city by people in Mexico and in NY since most Poblanos (people from Puebla) who immigrate to USA end up in NYC.
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>as for Staten Island well I do not know where.
Port Richmond would be the place to start.


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EDGEWATER, Fla. Robert E. Jalbert, 70, of Edgewater and formerly of Pittsford, Vt., died Saturday, Dec. 1, 2012, at Halifax Health Hospice of Volusia/Flagler, Southeast Volusia Care Center, Edgewater.
Born in Winchester, N.H., Mr. Jalbert was a state trooper for Vermont State Police for 20 years before retirement.
He was a member of Atlantic Coast Community Church in New Smyrna Beach.
Survivors include his wife of 51 years, Carolyn E. Jalbert; five children, Peter Jalbert of Summerville, S.C., Robert Jalbert Jr. of Colorado Springs, Colo., William Jalbert of Rutland, Vt., Constance Morgan of Nantucket, Mass., and Karen Valach of Proctor, Vt.; four brothers, Mike, Edward and Kevin Hescock and Douglas Jalbert, all of Vermont; 11 grandchildren and one great-granddaughter.
A memorial service will be held at a later date at Atlantic Coast Community Church.
A celebration of his life will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 15, at Proctor (Vt.) Fire Department on Main Street in Proctor.
Cremation will be by Dudley Crematory, New Smyrna Beach.
Memorial contributions may be made to Atlantic Coast Community Church, 1212 Conrad Drive, New Smyrna Beach, FL 32160; or Halifax Health Hospice of Volusia/Flagler, Attn.: Southeast Volusia Care Center, 3800 Woodbriar Trail, Port Orange, FL 32129.MORE IN ObituariesHarold Smith Full Story1126 RH Obits Young paid Full Story1126 RH Obits McCormack paid photo Full Story
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In 1993, after the success of Tim Drake's 3-part miniseries chronicling his tribulations as the third Robin, (succeeding Dick Grayson and Jason Todd), Tim was given his own monthly ongoing series that began in 1993 and ran for more than 15 years, until it ended in early 2009. The series is notable for depicting Tim's personal life with his family and friends, and him balancing a delicate act between his superhero and civilian identities. The first 100 issues of the Robin series were written by Chuck Dixon, which was acclaimed at the time for a high-profile Teen Pregnancy arc involving Tim's girlfriend, Stephanie Brown (Spoiler). In 1998, Wizard magazine ranked the series as the best ongoing comic book of the year.As the series went on, Chuck Dixon left the book and different writers came on-board. The first was Jon Lewis, whose short tenure on the Robin series built a stable relationship between Tim and Stephanie and had fondness for writing slightly sci-fi plots, which was jarring in a Batbook that focused more on street-level crime. Next was Bill Willingham, who forcibly retired Tim from being Robin after his dad found out his secret, and killed off Stephanie in the War Games crossover. Adam Beechen took over the series with Robin: One Year Later and had Tim leaving Gotham for a while and temporarily staying in Bludhaven with Cassandra Cain. Dixon then briefly took over the series between issues 170 - 174 to resurrect Stephanie Brown, but was promptly fired and replaced with Fabian Nicieza, who wrote the last arc in the series before its cancellation (to make way for the Red Robin series).Red Robin, which was launched in late 2009 and written by Chris Yost and Fabian Nicieza, depicted Tim Drake's search around the world to find evidence that Bruce Wayne was still alive after cutting himself off from the rest of the Bat Family. He was approached by Ra's al Ghul's assassins, who were also interested in finding out what happened to Batman. The series lasted for 2 years, until the DCU reboot in 2011.As of current, Tim Drake no longer has a solo comic. Post-reboot, he appeared in Teen Titans, but that series was cancelled (it will be relaunched in late 2014). Tim currently appears in Batman Eternal.
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Chorus, Music History, Musicianship, Piano, Voice
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UK & World News
Anti-Gay Westboro Church Founder Dies
The Reverend Fred Phelps, the founder of the controversial Westboro Baptist Church, has died at the age of 84.
He died shortly after midnight at a hospice on Thursday. The cause of death has not been disclosed.
For years, Rev Phelps served as the fiery leader of the small Kansas-based church, widely condemned for its outspoken homophobic and racist views.
Members of Phelps' congregation became fixtures at the funerals of US soldiers, where they would praise the deaths as God's punishment for the government's tolerance of gays.
In an interview with the AP news agency in 2006, Phelps said: "Can you preach the Bible without preaching the hatred of God?
"The answer is absolutely not. And these preachers that muddle that and use that deliberately, ambiguously to prey on the follies and the fallacious notions of their people, that's a great sin."
The Phelps-led rallies eventually inspired a federal law, as well as similar laws in more than 40 states, that placed limits on protests and picketing at funerals.
The reverend and one of his daughters were also denied entry to Britain for inciting hatred.
In blog post on Thursday, Westboro Baptist Church issued a "commentary" on Phelps' death, saying the "world-wide media has been in a frenzy ... gleefully anticipating the death of Fred Waldron Phelps Sr".
"It has been an unprecedented, hypocritical, vitriolic explosion of words," read the post, which was interlaced with several passages from the Bible.
"So - the death of Fred Phelps' body, a man who preached a plain faithful doctrine to an ever darkening world, is nothing but a vain, empty, hypocritical hope for you."
Phelps' visibility waned in recent years as his daughters Margie and Shirley Phelps-Roper took a more leading role in the church.
His estranged son Nate Phelps said his father had been voted out of the congregation last year "after some sort of falling out".
The church has mostly refused to discuss the matter, but in its blog post on Thursday said there were "no power struggles in the Westboro Baptist Church, and there is no human intercessor - we serve no man, and no hierarchy, only the Lord Jesus Christ".
Westboro Baptist, founded in 1955, has less than 100 members - most of whom are related to Phelps or one of his 13 children by blood or marriage.
The church in Topeka is surrounded by a wooden fence, with members living in adjacent homes also sealed-off from the surrounding neighbourhood by fencing.
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