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RE: Jabez Woodard
oops - His line starts with the Mikesell's, my father.
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Thanks for getting back to me Ann.
Jebez was the father of Eleanor Woodard married to Ammon Llewellyn Rappleye, his brothers were married to the Black sisters. Eleanor was my great grandmother and Jabez was my great great grandfather. I can't find anything about him. Any ideas of where to look? Thanks Joan
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Hi Ann this is your friend in Centerville, Joan Smith. Do you have any information about Jabez Woodard? I have him buried in Milton Utah but there are no records of him. Any help you might have will help. Take care Joan
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Noticed you added a photo of Electra. are you kin? She was my mother-in-law's aunt. I am having health issues and looking to transfer some Utah family to closer relatives. Just looking for someone closer??? Thanks, gail
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Thank you for the memorial.
His wife is buried in Eureka, Utah --May Laird.
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Program Committee Members
Sponsors' Representatives and Local Arrangements' Committees
Part One
A. Keynote Address
"The Role of Small and Mid-Size Family Farms in American Agriculture, and USDA's Commitment to Small Farmers"
Jill Long Thompson
Under Secretary, USDA-Rural Development
B. Research and Extension Needs as Seen by Farmers
Kathy Bomar, Shelbyville, Tennessee
Richard Molinar, Fresno, California
David Serfling, Preston, Minnesota
C. 1996 Farm Bill
Implications of the 1996 Farm Bill to small and Mid-Sized Farmers
John Riley
Congressional Liasion to Congressman Kirka De La Garza, U. S. House of Representatives
Farm Bill Challenge for the Land-Grant System
Fred Woods
Policy Specialist, USDA-CSREES
D. Luncheon Address
Linking Research and Extension to Meet the Needs of Small and Mid-Size Family Farmers
Dan Kugler
Section Leader, Processing, Engineering and Technology, USDA-CSREES
Alternative Agriculture
Harold Benson
Administrator, Kentucky State University
Small Farms in North Carolina
Daniel Godfrey
Administrator, North Carolina A&T State University
Part Two ----Panel Discussion----
Key Components of a National Policy for Small Farms
Lou Anne Kling
Suzanne Jenkins
Erroll Mattox
Fred Woods
Session A:----Technology Transfer----
1. Adoption of Conservation Practices to Enhance Farm Programs
James Ford
2. Putting Research Technology to Work in the Agricultural Community
Mike Brown and Bill Tallent
3. Assisted Technology on the Small Farm
Eileen Griffin and John Schweitzer
AgrAbility Project
4. Selecting the Right Tools and Equipment for Small Farms
Ron Macher
Small Farm Today, Clark, Missouri
Session B:----Environmental Issues----
1. Environmental Concerns Create New Opportunities for Small Farms
John E. Ikerd
University of Missouri
2. Conservation Provisions of the 1996 Farm Bill and Their Impacts on Small Farmers
Gary W. Jackson
University of Wisconsin
3. Delivering Effective Educational Information to Improve Water Quality
Fisseha Tegegne
Tennessee State University
Session C: ---Program Delivery----
1. Farm Clubs and the Agriculture Options Network
Larry J. Smith
University of Idaho
2. Reaching the Agricultural Community by Electronics
Dave Varner
University of Nebraska
3. An Alternative Educational Delivery Opportunity
John G. Richardson
North Carolina State University
4. Para-professionals: Teaching in a One-on-One Setting
Terry Gibson
Kentucky State University
5. National Agricultural Library Databases: A Sampler
Andy Clark and Mary Gold
General Session I ----Research and Extension Priorities---
1. Forum on Research and Extension Priorities for Small and Mid-Size Farms
Discussion Leaders:
Colette DePhelps... Washington State University
Mickie Swisher....... University of Florida
Thomas Omara-Alwala... Lincoln University
2. On-Farm Research and Extension Priorities for Small Farms
Carol Miles
Washington State University
3. The Role of the Land Grant System in Meeting the Needs of the Limited Resource Farmers
Sam Bass
South Carolina State University
4. Priorities of Farmer-Initiated Research and Education: A Midwestern Perspective
Cornelia Butler Flora
Iowa State University
General Session II:
Session C: ----Program Impacts and Accountability----
1. Challenges in Documenting Program Impacts in Measurable Terms
Desmond A. Jolly
University of California Program
2. Impacts and Accountability
Mitch Geasler
3. Making Evaluation Work for You
Robin Shepard
University of Wisconsin
Session D: ----Marketing Strategies----
1. The Role of the Land-Grant System in Strengthening the Marketing Skills, Practices and Opportunities of Small Farmers
Monika Roth
Cornell University
2. What Producers Need to Know About Research and Education to Develop a Strong Local Market
Eric Gibson
Placerville, California
3. Customer Service Makes Good Business Sense
James C. McConnon, Jr.,
University of Maine
4. Points to Consider in Pricing Your Product
Albert E. Essel
Virginia State University
Session E: ----Economic Opportunities----
1. Business Opportunities for Small Farmers
Dwight Carmon
2. Value Added Opportunities for Small Farmers
Alan E. Ware
Kerr Center
Poteau, Oklahoma
Session F: ----Social Issues----
1. The Role of Non-Governmental Organizations in Providing Assistance to Small Farmers
Edward J. Pennick
Federation of Southern Cooperatives
2. The Small Farmer and Social Issues
Ntam Baharanyi & Robert Zabawa
Tuskegee University
3. What is a Farm and Why Does It Matter?
Ronald C. Wimberley
North Carolina State University
General Session III
Session A:
1. Facilitating Market Access for Small Farmers
Errol R. Bragg
2. Land-Grant Universities in Support of Small Farm Families
Edward "Ted" Wilson
Deputy Administrator, USDA-CSREES
Session B: Reports from Concurrent Sessions
1. Technology Transfer
John Harris
2. Environmental Issues
John Ikerd
University of Missouri
3. Program Delivery
Alfred Wade
Prairie View A&M University
4. Economic Opportunities
Joe Julian
Colorado State University
5. Social Issues
Sarah Warren
Alabama Consortium for Forestry Education and Research
Part Three ---- Contributed Papers
Early Rearing of Channel Catfish Fry in Aboveground Raceways and its Impact in the Farm Fingerling Production in Western Alabama
L. M. Bailey, J. C. Jones and J. R. Morrison
The Small Farmer Outreach, Training and Technical Assistance Project
Ntam Baharanyi, Bobby England, Bob Mants, Jeffrey Moore, Miles D. Robinson,
Nii Tackie, and Robert Zabawa
The Impact of Socio-Economic Factors on Sustainability of Agriculture in the Alabama Black Belt
Ntam Baharanyi and Andrei Cotton
Developing Aquaculture Businesses among under Represented Groups in Rural Communities
Carol Engle, Robert Rode and Nathan Stone
Environmental Issues for Small and Moderate Sized Farms
Joe Julian
Colorado State University
Agricultural Insurance Needs of Small Full-Time Farms
Robert Dismukes, Joy Harwood and Robert Hoppe
Overview of Small Farm Programs at the Land Grant Colleges and Universities
Denis Ebodaghe
Effects of Organic and Conventional Farm Practices on Soil Quality
M. E. Collins, E. E. Huntley, and M. E. Swisher
Exotic Meat Marketing
David Zimet
On-Farm Farmer-Conducted Research
John Mayne
A Program for the Retention and Expansion of the Aquaculture Industry in the Northern Mississippi Delta Region
R. Beck, C. Kohler, and S. Kohler
Addressing Organic Sustainable Farmers' Needs
Robert G. Hadad
Instant Recordkeeping Book for Small Farmers
Emmanuel Ajuzie
Developing A Small/Part-Time Farmer Cooperative
Terry Poole
Rutgers Farm Business Management/Marketing Training and Information Program
F. E. Adelaja and R.G. Brumfield
Ways to Grow: Alternatives for Small Farmers
Valerie F. MacAlpin and M. Ray McKinnie
An Innovative Means for Providing Information to Small Farmers in Nash County, North Carolina
John G. Richardson and James D. Stephenson
What Tasks are Appropriate for Farm Kids?
Dee Jepsen
A Computer for the Small Farm
Larry Dorsey
Response of Small and Mid-Size Ohio Farmers to Computerized Farm Recordkeeping
Dave P. Miller & Christopher T. Zoller
Expanding Marketing Opportunities for Small Farms in Athens County, Ohio
James M. Barrett, Gini M. Coover, Christopher D. Penrose, and Penne L. Smith
Sustainable Use of Goats as a Vegetation Management Tool
E. Nelson Escobar
Perceptions and Attitudes of Small Farmers in Tennessee Towards Sustainable Agriculture and Some Survival Strategies
S. Dennis, E.Ekanem, S.P. Singh, and F. Tegene
"Using Computers to Manage the Modern Farm:" A Series of Computerized RecordKeeping Workshops
J. C. Campbell, J.C. Castllaw, S.C Danehower, K.W. Ferguson, A. Galloway,
D.C. Gerloff, R. W. Holland, J. E. Jones, R. C. Lacy, J. H. Looft,
C. D. Manning, D. R. Perrin, and D. A. Yates
The Sex Life of Codling Moth (Lepidoptera: Tortricidae) in Rural Utah Pome Fruit Orchards
Diane G. Alston
Vegetable Farmers and Sustainable Agriculture: Attitudes, Practices and Needs
Dan Drost and Gilbert Long
The Women's Agricultural Network: Multiple Strategies for Evaluating Program Impact
L. L. Bartel, K. A. Duesterberg, and M. L. Peabody
Developing Programs for Start Up Farmers: Programs Targeting Women
L. Bartell, E. Barton, D. Browning, K. Duesterberg, A. Hausslein, D. Heleba, and M. Peabody
Part Four
Poster Abstracts
List of Attendees


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As anyone who has exhibited at trade show can attest, it ain't
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of business.
"It's millions and millions of dollars in infrastructure --
things like chalets, bringing in our demonstrator aircraft or
leasing customer airplanes that are based regionally or locally,
transporting employees and dining and entertainment," said
Bombardier Aerospace spokesman Leo Knaapen, to the Wichita Eagle.
"It's a high-cost item, but this is a high-profile business."
ANN has reported on many well-known manufacturers reaching
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Columbia, Cirrus, Piper, Avidyne, Bell, Enstrom, and Cirrus.
Many of those manufacturers will be at least one of the three
international trade shows open within the next month:
The three regions are important to the sale of business jets and
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to international markets continues to rise.
"I think you're going to find these are all areas where the
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I drove past my local, soon to be former, Blockbuster store this weekend. Everything is now 80% off, including the store fixtures. It is the last one to go as there used to be three (3) Blockbusters in a two mile radius of my house. In its day, Blockbuster ruled the video rental business. However, consumer demand changed, new companies emerged to meet those changing demands, Blockbuster was not able to change, and today Blockbuster is offering 80% off store fixtures.
I believe a similar transformation is occurring in the purpose-built backup appliance (PBBA) market. Last week, IDC released their latest PBBA report, Worldwide Purpose-Built Backup Appliance (PBBA) Market Fourth Quarter 2012.
In the IDC Q4 2012 report, they reported Symantec had 4Q12/4Q11 Revenue Growth of 190.8%. To put it into perspective, the next closest OEM was Quantum at 21.2% and EMC in third with 7.0% growth. While EMC led the market with 66.5% share, Symantec moved into the Number 2 position with 11.8%, passing IBM at 8.4%.
A Different View - Again
As I did in my previous blog, IDC Purpose-Built Backup Appliance Report: a different view, I took a deeper view of the latest IDC numbers.
The question I wanted to answer, while the PBBA market is growing, who is driving this growth?
The answer: Symantec is driving the PBBA market growth! By nearly double of its closest competitor.
From Q4'11 to Q4'12, the PBBA market grew by $108.4M. Of this amount, Symantec accounted for $66.5M or 61.3% of the total PPBA growth.
Look at the other names on the chart above; all established and long-standing storage or backup companies. But why are they stagnant or losing market share in an industry that is growing 19.4% CAGR? That is what got me thinking about the transformation of the PBBA market, and video rentals.
Symantec's growth is significant for two reasons and explains why the game is changing:
- Customers are looking for simplification and tighter integration within their environment. Many of the OEMs only offer a deduplication appliance, or point solution, which requires a third-party backup application (many are dependent on NetBackup software) for the backup data management and movement.
- Symantec has already helped with the integration piece for software and storage appliances with our OpenStorage (OST) program. To date, we have 13 partners participating in the program. However, customers wanted more capability, automation, and of course, simplicity.
- Deduplication only appliances add cost and complexity, when companies can least afford it. For example, most deduplication (target) appliances do not offer client side deduplication. Rather, the entire data set must be sent over the network to where it is deduped and stored. This makes it more expensive to move the data and impacts network performance.
- Symantec offers Integrated Backup Appliances. Symantec NetBackup 5200 series appliances seamlessly incorporate the server, storage, OS and most importantly the backup software into one appliance. And we are leveraging other Symantec components; Critical Server Protection (CSP), Storage Foundation – and adding more capabilities like WAN optimization to deliver even greater protection, availability, and performance. Our purpose-built integrated backup appliance provides the simplicity, and reduces the CapEx and OpEx that companies are demanding.
If you are considering a backup appliance, I encourage you to make an informed decision. As part of your evaluation process understand the differences between an Integrated versus Target backup appliances. The differences are important not only from a technology perspective, but for delivering business value.
Lastly, consider Symantec. We are introducing our third generation of our integrated backup appliances and it is based on industry leading NetBackup software. Symantec is driving the growth in the PBBA market with its Integrated Backup appliances because it is delivering what the market requires.
By the Numbers (or extra credit for showing my work)
Having three children, and having spent many evenings helping with math homework, I understand the importance of showing your work. Here is my work…
IDC reports on the Worldwide PBBA factory revenue numbers. It is important to understand that they also report and breakdown the numbers several different ways. For example:
- Hosted System: Open Systems or Mainframe. IDC press release is based on Hosted System revenue.
- Revenue: Factory or Customer. IDC press release is Factory.
For my analysis I used Open Systems and Factory revenue, and based on 4Q12/4Q11 growth.
|IDC PBBA Market Share Analysis - Open Systems (Factory Revenue)
|Industry $ Growth
|Industry % Growth
|$ 545.2
|$ 510.6
|$ 34.6
|$ 101.3
|$ 34.8
|$ 66.5
|$ 27.9
|$ 27.7
|$ 0.2
|$ 27.4
|$ 32.9
|$ (5.5)
|$ 20.6
|$ 17.0
|$ 3.6
|$ 11.6
|$ 8.9
|$ 2.7
|$ 9.5
|$ 9.8
|$ (0.3)
|$ 9.3
|$ 6.4
|$ 2.8
|$ 8.8
|$ 5.0
|$ 3.8
|$ 12.0
|$ 11.8
|$ 0.2
|$ 773.7
|$ 665.0
|$ 108.6
- IDC Worldwide Quarterly Purpose Built Backup Appliance Tracker – 2012 Q4, Publication Date: 3/21/2013.


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State officials have ordered Union Countys Department of Social Services to reopen one child abuse case and examine two or three others to see whether they should be reopened as well, a county official confirmed Saturday.
The action comes as the state Department of Health and Human Services continues its review of the agency after last Novembers arrest of a county child protective services supervisor on child abuse charges.
Wanda Larson and her longtime boyfriend, Dorian Harper, were arrested after authorities found an 11-year-old boy handcuffed to their porch with a dead chicken tied around his neck. Larson, who has since been fired, was the boys legal guardian. The boy was a former foster child of hers who had lived with her since he was about 3.
Larson and Harper were indicted by a county grand jury in December on felony child abuse and related charges. The boy and four other children whom Larson had adopted were removed from the Monroe-area home and are now under the supervision of Davidson County DSS.
Law enforcement officials have expanded their case to see whether any or all of the 35 other children who were under foster care by Larson and Harper during a 12-year period had been abused or witnessed abuse.
Shortly after the arrests, Union County asked the state DHHS to review the countys DSS operations and how the county handles adoptions, foster care and child abuse investigations. The state is also studying records of all children placed under the care of Larson and Harper.
As part of that review, the state examined about 50 cases chosen at random from the past three years, said Richard Matens, executive director of the county human services agency, which includes DSS.
One of the cases was farmed out to another North Carolina county because of a conflict of interest in Union. Matens said the state ordered that case to be reopened to make sure it was closed out appropriately.
He said the state also told the county to look at two to three other cases to see whether they were handled appropriately. Those were not conflict-of-interest cases, but the state wanted the county to look at documentation issues, Matens said, declining to elaborate.
He said he could not comment on whether any of those cases involved Larson or were ones that she had worked on.
Last week, Matens updated county commissioners on the first significant changes DSS was making in the wake of Larsons arrest. They included adding a new quality assurance coordinator, implementing new rules for dealing with certain foster care cases and strengthening conflict-of-interest guidelines. Before a case is potentially sent to another county over a possible conflict of interest, the case will be sent to Matens or the DSS director for review.
The changes were in response to preliminary findings by the state as well as the departments initiatives, Matens said. The states report is not finalized.
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Audubon's Photo Editor Discusses the 2012 Photography Awards
An insider's look at the process behind the magazine's annual contest.
Lila Garnett, Audubon's photo editor, has been a photo editor, consultant, and director for more than 15 years, working at such places as Time, Life, Civilization, Organic Style, and OnEarth before coming to Audubon. One of three judges for this year's Audubon Magazine Photography Awards, she looked at thousands of images and shared her experience with her fellow editors.
How many submissions did you get this year?
People submitted entries through Nature's Best Photography magazine, our partner in the contest. This year we received 1,350 entries and a total of 9,361 photos. Our initial edit got that number down to 1,918 images. These were posted in a lightbox platform, so that each judge could rate the entries online before getting together for a final edit.
Who were the judges this year?
They were Kevin Fisher, Audubon's creative director, Steve Freligh, editor and publisher of Nature's Best Photography, and me.
How does each of you go about judging each image?
We all approach the judging process from different angles, so it was an interesting process to compare our individual choices and agree on the final contenders. I personally made three passes during the initial rating phase before we met to view and judge the images as a team.
Do you know ahead of time which category a photo is in?
When photographers enter the contest, they have to enter in the professional, amateur, or youth division, so the judges know that. As far as subject matter is concerned, we offered two categories this year: birds, and birds in their habitat. We decided which images were strong contenders in each category.
How do you reconcile differences of opinion among the judges?
Amicable negotiation! There was plenty of common ground between us. We reconciled differences via majority opinions and dialogue. Each of us found photographs to defend passionately, and others that didn't, in the end, measure up.
Do you enjoy the judging process?
Yes, it was lot of fun. Distilling nearly 2,000 photos down to just seven winners is a lengthy process--and challenging to the eyeballs--but it was exciting to see those winners emerge. Most of the entries came in online, but we do offer a mail-in option for prints. Our Grand Prize winner, by Carol Graham Fryer, was a mailed entry by an amateur photographer, so it was not included in the viewing platform. None of us knew the story behind the picture, but we all found it visually captivating. There is a wonderful tension between the detail of the moss and the hawk's feathers, and an overall vertiginous sense that's simultaneously thrilling and disorienting. Such a complex, mysterious picture!
Are there any images that didn't win but stand out in this year's entries?
Yes, and some of these appear in the January-February issue. Patricia Corapi's black-crowned night-heron did not win a prize, but it made a great cover. Kathryn Okinaga-Gipe was on the 31st floor ledge of a high-rise when she got her shot of a peregrine falcon--which could be straight out of a Hitchcock film. And One Picture, the magazine's last page, also a night-heron, astonished us all. It's unusual to get close to a bird with a short lens, and the perspective gave the whole image a hilarious sci-fi quality. Other finalists will be included in our Top 100 gallery.
What struck you about the images this year?
Once we had managed a fairly tight edit of finalists, it became apparent that many of the more interesting pictures did not look like traditional bird photography. The majority of our submissions came from amateurs, and the amateur eye is expanding the visual gamut. We saw a lot of broken rules and off moments. While many did not meet our standards for compelling imagery, the images that did had a peculiar, intimate quality, almost like being "behind the scenes" in nature. We hope that our photo awards will motivate people to approach photographing birds in new ways, and encourage them as well to consider habitat an important part of the mix.


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And thus the longest winning streak of the 2012 season -- one game -- comes to an end with a loss against those damned Cubs. Unfortunately I was busy with work for most of the afternoon so I didn't really get to watch this game as closely as I'd have liked to, but I did see enough to make a few observations.
So let's get to those.
- Not the best debut for Chris Sale. It was our first chance to see Chris Sale as a starter and he allowed 3 runs on 3 hits in 3 innings. Not great, but if there's any good news it's that he also struck out 4 hitters.
- Paul Konerko is washed up! Wonder how many people will take me seriously reading that? Anyway, another game and another day in which The Captain failed to record a hit. Konerko went 0-for-3 and the only time he's reached base this spring was via a walk.
- The regular lineup is off to a slow start. Today was the second time this spring that Robin Ventura sent out what should be the regular starting lineup come the regular season, and the Sox managed only a run on 4 hits today. So far in the two games with this lineup, the starters have managed only 7 hits and 2 runs.
- Nestor Molina looked a lot better today. After his disasterous debut against the Dodgers on Monday, Molina came on and pitched 2 scoreless innings, giving up only 1 hit and striking out 2.


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I've been in a right funny mood today you know. Loadsa people kept saying are you in a funny mood. I'm not sure what's up with me. I think I'm just annoyed with everything. I mean everything, even TV doesn't seem to hold its sway over me. I'll get over it, although tonight its all Mitchell's property programs. 2 Hours of it!! How does anyone take it? Oooh Mya (crazy) has just turned up to wish Sunita and Dev a happy wedding. I think we all know she's got other plans in place. Had Pizza. I'm so naughty. Should do some Pirate research for my Halloween costume. (Can you guess what I'm going to be)
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The sys admin's daily grind: QPS
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The graphical tool QPS frees admins from Kafkaesque ambiguities about the cause, history, and side effects of running processes. Depending on the view, either clarity or detailed information dominate the scene.
Graphical tools are something I use sparingly – with the practical and fast QPS [1] being one exception. The process monitor, programmed in Qt combines the characteristics of top, PS, and lsof in a single package. The main window (Figure 1) shows central system parameters, such as CPU utilization, memory, swap, and uptime. This is followed by the tabular process list, which QPS presents in linear form, or as a tree.
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Shots From Today's Daily Beast Inaugural Brunch
The Daily Beast and Morning Joe crews jointly hosted a well-attended (though tricky to-get-to courtesy of a myriad of road blocks) brunch this morning at the Council on Foreign Relations building. While plenty of bold-faces mingled the room imbibing "Obamimosas" and quiche, the star of the hour had to be David Axlerod whose hand everyone wanted to shake.
We bumped into Peggy Noonan who told us that after the pilot on her US Airways flight from New York yesterday came on to announce they were departing for Washington D.C. the entire plane had burst into applause.
Jay Carney, who is departing Time to be Joe Biden's director of communications showed us his transition Blackberry (they get a new one next Tuesday) and said that there will be no AIMing in the Vice President's office, either (Joe will have to give up his Berry, also). He also said that he doesn't foresee himself coming back to news reporting after his stint in the government, though "maybe as a columnist." Of course what journalism will look like in four to eight years is anyone's guess! Pics from the brunch after the jump.