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Updated: October 15, 2014
As I mentioned in a previous post, one of the things WordPress Hacks is most known for is our WordPress theme galleries. Because of this, we have worked really hard to maintain them by both adding new themes as they are released, as well as removing older themes that are either outdated, are no longer available, or are no longer supported by their authors.
One of the most common requests I get via our contact form is to break apart our galleries into more of a niche focused display of WordPress themes. Because we aim to serve, this post will be the first of a three part series breaking down the premium WordPress themes available. Next we will be going through our free galleries and looking for more helpful ways to display those as well.
This first WordPress gallery was designed to feature some of the best News and Magazine Premium WordPress themes currently available for purchase. I included both styles because the lines are kind of blurred between the two and I didn't want any debate over which category each one falls under. Themes are not listed in any particular order and I have included any listed features with the theme whenever it was possible.
Revolution Church Theme
- 3-Column Fixed Width Theme
- Widget Ready
License for this theme ($59.95), All Themes license ($149.95)
Revolution Lifestyle Theme
- 3-Column Fixed Width Theme
- Widget Ready
License for this theme ($59.95), All Themes license ($149.95)
One Theme
- Five Color Schemes: Blue | Green | Pink | Black | Red
- Custom Control Panel
- Widget Ready
- Javascript Drop Down Menus
- Custom Search Result Page
- Archive, Links & Sitemap Templates
- Child Pages Ready
- Child Categories Ready
- Numbered Comments
- Valid XHTML/CSS – Full div layout (no tables)
- SEO Optimized Code
- Logo Design Service Available
- Theme Installation Service Available
- Two Homepage Layouts
- Tracking Ready (Statcounter/Google Analytics)
- Unique "Hot Conversation" Plugin
Single-Use ($99.95), Three-Use ($199.99), Developer's License ($299.95)
Open Air Theme
- An unique homepage layout.
- The ability to switch the look between magazine layout and a personal blog design.
- Non-obtrusive video player, which will aggregate all of your videos into one, easy-to-use-space.
- Integrated Theme Options (for WordPress) to tweak the layout, color scheme etc. for the theme.
- Automatic Image Resizer, which is used to dynamically create the thumbnails and featured images.
- Custom Page Templates for Archives, Sitemap, Image Gallery & Video Player.
- Built-in Gravatar Support for Authors & Comments.
- Integrated Banner Management script to display randomized banner ads of your choice site-wide.
Single-Use ($70.00), Developer's ($150.00)
Source/Demo | Purchase
WP Vybe Theme
- Theme settings page in your WordPress control panel (see screen shots below).
- 2-column or 3-column layouts.
- 10 different color options with control panel setting for further customization.
- Optional featured article glider for home page.
- Gravatar integration.
- Optional banner ad integration.
- Optional built-in post thumbnails.
- Optional logo/header image integration via control panel.
- Built-in site search.
- Built-in drop-down navigation for sub-categories and sub-pages.
- Built-in author page and author profile with Gravatar support.
- Comment and trackback separation.
- Post author comments highlighted.
- Original Photoshop files (PSDs) available for download via control panel.
Basic (Single License $99.00), Premium (Multiple Use $199.00), Developer ($299.00)
Gemini Theme
- 3 color schemes
- AJAX featured article section
- Drop down navigation menu
- Integrated social bookmarks and social voting options
- Side blog on homepage
- Featured video section
- Semantic and up to date xhtml and css
- Custom modifications available on request
Single-Use ($60.00), Developer's ($120.00)
Pass It On Theme
- Cool Link Feature – Visitors see a green check mark beside links they have already visited.
- Social Media Ready – Check out the custom social bookmarking integration at the top of each post page.
- Premium Ad Placement – Plenty of places for ads to help you make more money from your blog.
- Related Posts – Related posts built into the content to promote click-thrus.
Single-Use ($85.00)
Fresh News Theme
- 6 Different Colors to Choose From
- Automatic Image Resizer (requires PHP GD Library to work)
- Custom Page Templates for Archives, Sitemap & Image Gallery
- Built-in Gravatar Support for Authors & Comments
- Author Profiles & Archives
- Featured news section
- Video Panel (for use with Flash videos)
- Traditional Blog Layout (for homepage)
- Integrated aside / side blog section within the sidebar of the theme (optional)
- Navigation Drop-down Menu's
- Sidebar Tabbed Box
- 2 different homepage layouts (featured section)
- Integrated Banner Ad Management
- Integrated Flickr & Feedburner
Single-Use ($70.00), Developer's ($150.00)
Source/Demo | Purchase
WP-Magazine Theme
- Widget-Ready, User-Friendly, and Optimized for WordPress Versions 2.2 and Above
- Five Different Home Page Layouts
- Four Different Category/Archive Page Layouts
- Home Page Featured Article Glider Box
- Built-In Banner Ad Blocks
- Built-In Site Guide in Right Sidebar
- Customized Recent Comments in Sidebar With Gravatar Support
- Author Bio Information and Gravatar Included on Single Post Pages
- Alternating Color Comments With Gravatar Support
Basic (Single License $99.00), Premium (Multiple Use $199.00), Developer ($299.00)
Shiva Pro Theme
- Widget Ready
- Google AdSense Ready
- Gravatar Ready
Single-Use ($89.00), Multiple-Use ($149.00)
Tauren Pro Theme
- Widget Ready
- Google AdSense Ready
- Gravatar Ready
Single-Use ($69.00), Multiple-Use ($128.00)
Flash News/Magazine Theme
Single-Use ($70.00), Developer's ($150.00)
Source/Demo | Purchase
Premium News: Gazette Edition
Single-Use ($70.00), Developer's ($150.00)
Source/Demo | Purchase
Deep Blue Theme
- BBPress Integrated Theme for message boards.
- Customized Author Pages.
- User Avatars.
- Featured Articles.
- Customized Category and Search Results.
Single-Use License ($50.00), Developer's Pack License ($199.00)
Arthemia Premium Theme
- Theme Admin Panel
- Choose a color for each category
- Drop-down menu
- Automatic thumbnail generation
- Widgetized sidebar and footer
- Ad banner management
Single License ($70.00), Five Licenses ($140.00), Developer's Pack ($240.00)
Time Cafe News Theme
- Choose between 3 Different Colors
- Easy to use theme option menu
- 300×250, 468×60 and 125×125 ad ready
- Built-in image slider
- Custom page templates
- Built in Feedburner Newsletter and RSS options
- Drop-down menu
- Embed video code ready
- Front end login
- Custom typography
- WordPress 2.7 Compatible
- Custom page templates
Unlimited Use License ($79.95)
Traveler Theme
- Choose between Advertisement-Ready version and Advertisement-Free version
- 2 Styles (Full Features & Clean)
- Ad your AdSense or Image Link Code
- Turn all-or-individual banners on/off
- Quick Post – No need to put an image
- Image Auto Resizer
- Random Video Rotator (copy/paste code)
- Flickr Integration
- Build your Own Menu from the Theme Options
- Drop Down Menu (Build your Own)
- Ad your own Logo and Styles Easily
- Unique Post Randomizer
- Main News Section
- Widget Ready
- Customized Archives and Search Pages
- Stylesheet switcher
- Feedburner Integration
Single-Use ($79.95), Multiple-Use ($179.95), Developer's License ($279.95)
Celebrity Press Theme
- 2 Colors (Black & White)
- 2 background samples
- Ad your AdSense or Image Link Code
- Turn all-or-individual banners on/off
- Quick Post – No need to put an image
- Image Auto Resizer
- Random Video Rotator (copy/paste code)
- Flickr Integration
- Build your Own Menu from the Theme Options
- Photo Gallery
- Drop Down Menu (Build your Own)
- Customized Error page with sitemap
- Ad your own Logo and Styles Easily
- Unique Post Randomizer
- Main News Section
- Customized Archives and Search Pages
- Stylesheet switcher
- Feedburner Integration
- Extensive help and tutorial included
Single-Use ($79.95), Multiple-Use ($179.95), Developer's Pack ($279.95)
Celebrity Gossip Theme
- 3 color style – Light, Warm, Dark
- Automatic image resizer to dynamically create the thumbnails on homepage
- Automatically use the first image in each post for homepage thumbnail, no need to manually key in custom field. Custom field method still available if you wish to override with your own image.
- Optional 2 column bottom bar
- Widgets ready – easily arrange sidebar and bottom bar
- Advertisement ready – 4 125×125 banner slots and 1 top header banner
- Print.css – for uncluttered printing
- Theme options admin panel (preview)
- PSD files included
Single-Use ($35.00), Multiple-Use ($95.00)
MagNews Theme
- Google AdSense Ready
- 125×125 Ad Blocks
- 3-Column Theme
- Widget Ready Theme
Single-Use License ($49.00), Developer's Pack ($199.00)
Newspaper Theme
- Auto image re-sizer
- Theme support
- Free updates
- Ajax tabs
- Built in photo gallery
- Ad optimized
- W3C compliant
- Custom 404 error page
- Drop-down navigation support for subcategories
Single-Use ($59.00), Multiple-Use ($159.00), Developer's License ($259.00)
Source/Demo | Purchase
NewsPro Theme
- Installation guide
- Ad Optimized
- Built in Flickr Support
- Video Spot
- Ajax tabs
- Unique newspaper style design
- Easily customizable using CSS
- Advertising Space (125×125 sponsor ads)
- Custom 404 Error page
- Drop-down navigation
- Support by e-mail & chat
Single-Use ($59.00), Multiple-Use ($159.00), Developer's License ($259.00)
Source/Demo | Purchase
Technology Theme
- multiple page layouts
- blog index page
- the contact form is embedded as a page template
- custom header image uploader
- featured image slideshow on the home page
- widgetized home page areas
- the background selector
- WP 2.7 threaded comments
Single-Use License ($79.95), Multiple-Use License ($149.95)
Suvi Theme
- Integration of the Get The Image plugin to automatically resize the first uploaded post image for the featured thumbnails
- Ajax tabs to show, recent comments, popular tags, archives and a chosen video post
- Flickr integration
- Drop-down menus
- A well structured code which can be edited easily through CSS
- Ready for 125×125 ads
- Custom video template page
Single-Use ($59.00), Multiple-Use ($159.00), Developer's License ($259.00)
Source/Demo | Purchase
iTeam Theme
- Quickly and easily set up a sport team website with WordPress
- Upload your sports video to YouTube and insert it directly into the iTeam home page
- Image uploader feature allows you to personalize your site with your own logo
- iTeam comes with a random image script that allows you to display multiple photos on your home page
- Post Live Games Updates – Using Twitter.com and iTeam, you can easily post live game updates to your team's website
- Drop down navigation menus
- Social media integration
- Various page templates including: left sidebar page, right sidebar page, one column page
- Flickr photo gallery embedded
Single-Use ($59.95), Multiple-Use ($149.95)
iNews Theme
- 4 column home page layout
- Front page feature box, you can highlight any content you want on your home page, including older content that gets buried
- Post Quick Notes and Links – With the center "asides" section, you can post quick links, quotes, or notes
- Upload a new graphic – The custom image uploader feature allows you to personalize your site with your own logo
- Drop down navigation menu
Single-Use ($49.95), Multiple-Use ($79.95)
Springs Theme
- Search Engine Optimization (SEO): Be found through search engines like Google and Yahoo
- Audio and Video: Easy to upload and use your clips from YouTube and other sites
- Rotating Headers: New plug-in keeps your site fresh and lively…without using Flash!
- Social Networking: The Springs social icon feature makes following you on Facebook or Twitter simple by clicking a button
- Category Refresh: The three category sections refresh with your posts. A great way to keep current!
- Clean Design: The Springs gives you a professional, branded church image.
Single-Use ($79.95), Multiple-Use ($150.00)
Source/Demo | Purchase
Revolution Office
- 2-Column Fixed Width Theme
- Widget Ready
License for this theme ($59.95), All Themes license ($149.95)
bSocial Theme
- Highlight Your Content: With the front three feature boxes, you can highlight any content you want on your home page, including older content that gets buried
- Social Networking: On the home page and each post of bSocial you can link to all your social networking content easily
- Custom image uploader feature allows you to personalize your site with your own logo or graphic!
- Drop Down Navigation Menu
- Professional support
- Search engine optimized
- Multiple page templates — like Feedreader and Search
- Widget-ready sidebar
- Comprehensive Theme Options page (see release page)
- Automatic image resizing — for front feature boxes
- Easy feature image uploading — with automatic image rotating
Single-Use ($79.95), Multiple-Use ($150.00)
Credit Crunch Theme
- Revolutionary theme options page with powerful customization
- Automatic thumbnail images
- Images can be any size you want, it's easy to change the dimensions in the options
- Pick from 4 different page layouts
- Choose 1 sidebar on the left or right, 2 sidebars, or full pages to maximise the impact of your content
- No extra plugins or setup required, it just works
- Embed a YouTube video in the sidebar without any code
- Sexy drop-down navigation
- Automatic tabbed widgets
- Handy footer area with extra links
- Valid, SEO friendly code
- Bulletproof design – built to look great with all the HTML elements
- Feedburner and Google Analytics integration without the need to install plugins or edit code
- Separate Trackbacks are neatly tucked away at the bottom so they never get in the way of the conversation
- Smart comments highlight the author so your readers always know when you reply with something important
- Organized & Easy to Edit Code
Single License ($70.00), Unlimited License ($249.00)
For a complete list of premium WordPress themes available, check out our premium WordPress themes gallery!


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Sultry Art Deco Aquamarine Ring
Two tones of 14k gold, white and yellow are brought together in a dance of beauty. A pale aquamarine of an estimated 2 carats, cleaved into an emerald cut with squared corner is featured in an Art Deco ring with an octagonal face. On the top a double gold border, one of white and the other of gold embraces the sultry stone within its mount of yellow gold with open work white gold sides.
Date: Circa 1930.
Measurements: 1/2 of an inch (1.2 cm) in length north to south on the hand and rises 5/16 of an inch (0.9 cm) in height off the finger. Weight of 3.6 grams (2.3 dwt).
Ring Size: US 5-3/4 (UK L; Euro or Int. Circum. 51.2 mm; Int. Dia. 16.3 mm; Japan over 10) and easily can be sized to fit most. Ring sizing information.
Hallmarks: 14k; P&S;14k.
Condition: Excellent.
Origin: American.
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(CARLSBAD, CA) – "There ain't no cure for the summertime blues," or so it seems, when the blazing sun wreaks havoc on your outdoor adventures all summer long. The good news is that you can protect yourself against both mild and severe heat-related illnesses. Donning sunscreen is just the first step. Learning about common summertime health hazards is imperative for hot weather safety.
Heat Cramps – The most common heat-related malady involves pain in the legs, arms, or abdomen. These heat cramps usually occur when you exercise in hot weather. The activity causes you to sweat profusely, depleting minerals in your body. The lack of minerals creates muscle spasms, typically lasting a few minutes. The best way to counteract the cramps is to rest, stretch or massage your muscles, and drink fluids. The cramps will subside in about one hour.
Heat Rash – Sweating buckets on a hot day can also lead to heat rash. Clogged ducts trap sweat in your skin, creating a red, itchy rash. If you notice such symptoms, try powder, calamine lotion, or a cool shower to lessen your itchiness. Better yet, avoid heat rash altogether by wearing loose-fitting, light-colored clothing.
Heat Exhaustion – If you feel dizzy, lightheaded, fatigued, or nauseous while out in the sun, you may be suffering from heat exhaustion. It typically occurs if you have lost too much water or salt through sweating. As soon as you notice symptoms of heat exhaustion, stop activity immediately. Rest in a cool place, lying flat with your feet elevated, and drink water and electrolyte fluids. Try dipping a towel in ice water to cool your body quickly. Seek medical help if you don't feel better within a short time.
Heat Stroke – The most dangerous of all heat-related illnesses is heat stroke. Early symptoms are the same as those of heat exhaustion. If you experience those symptoms and do not cool down immediately, you may begin to develop a severe headache, slurred speech, hallucinations, and seizures. A heat stroke victim must be cooled down immediately with anything available – wet towels, a fan, liquids, or ice. Cool packs placed on the wrists, ankles, groin, armpits, and neck are best. Get medical attention immediately, as heat stroke can be a life-threatening condition.
Knowing what to do at the onset of heat-related infirmities may save your fun in the sun, or even save your life. And taking a few precautions can prevent these health hazards altogether. Judi Sheppard Missett, founder and CEO of Jazzercise, Inc. offers these recommendations for staying safe in the summertime sun:
Jazzercise, created by Judi Sheppard Missett, is the world's leading dance-fitness program with more than 7,500 instructors teaching 32,000 classes weekly in the U.S. and around the globe. Since 1969, millions of people of all ages and fitness levels have reaped the benefits of this comprehensive program, designed to enhance cardiovascular endurance, strength, and flexibility. For more information on Jazzercise go to jazzercise.com or call (800)FIT-IS-IT or (760)476-1750.


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A vacation should be a trip to paradise. While outdoors enthusiasts have been dreaming about Utah vacations for decades, there are now even more reasons than ever to visit this western state. Beyond spectacular state parks and ski resorts you will discover farmers markets, music festivals, historical attractions, and more!
Take Utah skiing to new heights with cabins available on VacationRentals.com. Once you've spread out in the comfort of Utah rentals, you'll never go back to cramped hotels again! With options for every kind of trip, from a family reunion to a romantic getaway, these Utah rentals will make your mountain escape dreams come true.
What to Do in Utah
Winter Wonderland
Utah ski resorts deservedly have one of the best reputations in the country for winter thrills. From Beaver Mountain to Alta to Snowbird to Sundance, Utah skiing will test your skills with challenging and diverse runs. If you're a beginner at either skiing or snowboarding, Utah is home to some of the best instructors in the country. Sign up for a lesson and get ready to show off your new skills! Each year, skiing enthusiasts plan Utah vacations because this state receives over 500 inches of perfect powdery snow each year. That means perfect conditions, whether you are looking for fresh powder or perfectly groomed trails. There are 13 total resorts in Utah, and most of which are less than an hour's drive from Salt Lake City Airport. Bring the whole family to Utah ski resorts and while the kids take lessons, you can blaze down the challenging trails!
Skiing and snowboarding aren't the only way to enjoy Utah vacations in the winter. Climb aboard a snow mobile for an adrenaline-inducing ride through the snow, build a snowman on the doorstep of Utah rentals, or just snuggle up by the fire with a mug of hot cocoa. After all, the best part about winter vacations is warming up again after a day in the snow!
The Great Outdoors Beyond the Winter Season
Savvy travelers are well aware that Utah vacations outside of the winter season can be just as exhilarating. The rivers of Utah offer some of the world's best white water rafting, so grab a helmet and a tour guide and get ready to hit the rapids! The Green River and Colorado River offer rapids from Class I through Class IV, and provide breathtaking scenery including Labyrinth Canyon, Little Niagara, and Fisher Towers.
Utah rentals are a gateway for a variety of outdoor adventure, including hiking, biking, fishing, boating, and more. Hiking enthusiasts will love Arches National Park or Bryce Canyon National Park. If you're looking to cover more ground, look into horseback riding tours and trot through Monument Valley or around Lake Powell. For a hiking challenge, plan a day exploring one of these top five regions: Wasatch Front, Northern Mountains, Dinosaurland, Great Basin, or Red Rock.
If you're looking for fresh mountain air instead of sweltering heat for your summer vacation, Utah rentals will be perfect for you. Try your hand at trout fishing in the cool mountain lakes and streams or give fly-fishing a shot. For a little more excitement, hit the off-roading trails, take your first rock climbing lesson, or gaze down at the incredible terrain from a hot air balloon.
Family Fun
Utah skiing is a great excuse for some family bonding time. Watch your kids' confidence grow with each and every lesson they take. There's no better place to spend the holidays than on the slopes and getting cozy by the fire at night. From Christmas to New Year's, the holiday spirit is alive in Utah! Beyond Utah ski resorts, there are also many more opportunities for family fun that will make your trip special.
Take a boat ride on Lake Powell, see dinosaur fossils embedded in rock at the Dinosaur National Monument, or catch a professional sports game for some family fun. Whether you like basketball, hockey, or college sports treat your kids to a night of family fun. If your kids need some convincing to give Utah a shot, be sure to tell them about all of the entertainments and amusements that are available beyond outdoor activities. Kids might want to spend a day or two at an amusement park such as the Lagoon Amusement Park in Farmington, but the truth is, the great outdoors is the place to be in Utah.
A hot air balloon ride will make Utah vacations unforgettable, so surprise your kids with the ride of a lifetime! Watch the sunrise over the mountains in Utah and your kids will never hesitate to head west for vacation again.
The Romantic Side of Utah
Don't let the basics of a Utah skiing vacation fool you: there will be many opportunities for romance as well. After a day on the slopes what could be more romantic than a soak in steamy mineral water? Visit the pools of Brigham City to get your evening off to a romantic start.
A dip in these mineral waters might just seduce you into taking advantage of local spas. After a day spent at Utah ski resorts, unwind with a couples massage, aromatherapy treatment, or detoxifying body wrap. You can choose from day spas or resort spas. Some of the most popular across the state include Cedar Breaks Spa, the Cliff Spa, and the Retreat Day Spa. Make your reservations in advance to ensure that convenient times are still available.
Send the sparks flying right at home in Utah rentals as well. Hit the local farmers markets to pick up supplies for a gourmet meal at home, and don't forget a bottle of wine! The romance can begin before you even arrive by choosing the right rental. Set the stage for romance with Utah rentals that include an oversized Jacuzzi bathtub or a private balcony for watching the twinkling stars.
What to See in Utah
Scenic Drives in Utah
Even if you don't want to participate in all the adventurous activities available in Utah, that doesn't mean you can't see all the spectacular landscapes. One of the best ways to see Utah is by planning a good-old American road trip. By cruising along one of the scenic byways in Utah, you can enjoy all of the mountain views without lifting a finger!
From rugged mountains and forests to red rock canyons the variety of Utah landscapes will astound every single visitor. While there are many routes to explore, some of the top scenic byways include the Dinosaur Diamond Prehistoric Highway, Logan Canyon, and Trail of the Ancients. Fill up the gas tank, but your favorite music on, and enjoy the open road!
History, Heritage & Culture
While Utah ski resorts might lure travelers west, what often fascinates them the most is historical attractions. Dinosaurs have left a wealth of fossils in Utah, the ancient pueblo cultures left remnants across the state, and in more modern history the story of people who arrived by covered wagons are accessible at monuments and museums.
All Utah vacations should include stops at a few historical sites. Some of the best include the Golden Spike National Historic Site (commemorating the completion of the nation's first transcontinental railroad), Main Street of the silver mining boom town Park City, and the Dinosaur National Monument. The Utah State Capitol will be of interest to all historical and politically-mined travelers as well.
Where to Shop and Eat in Utah
Don't Ski? Go shopping!
Some travelers want to spend every minute on the slopes, while others think a day or two of Utah skiing is plenty. Your days can easily be filled with the variety of shopping choices available in Utah. It's all here, from outlets to antiques to local crafts!
From art galleries to outdoor malls, a traditional trading post to hand-made gifts, your shopping craving is sure to be satisfied in Utah. Start out at Tanger Outlets in Park City before heading to Park Silly Market. Apple Annie's Country Store in Brian Head will take you back to a different time while Park City Main Street Mall will have the latest fashions.
The Culinary Scene of Utah
What is the best way to end a day of Utah skiing? Foodies will agree that sampling the cuisine of talented local chefs will take home this prize any day. From seafood to classic American, zesty Mexican to European-influenced, you will find just about every type of food on offer in Utah!
With all the money you'll save choosing Utah rentals instead of overpriced hotels, you might be able to afford splurging on a meal or two! Some of the top choices across the state include Spruce Park City, The Roof or Franck's Restaurant in Salt Lake City, or Log Haven. Besides being adventurous, Utah vacations are guaranteed to be delicious!
When to Visit Utah
Utah skiing remains one of the top reasons for travel to this western state. Perfect snow conditions and sunny days draw ski enthusiasts from across the country and beyond during the ski season of November through March (sometimes even longer). In recent years, Utah has transformed its image from solely a place for ski bunnies to a year-round resort. Escape the heat of summers on the beach, and plan a white-water rafting adventure instead. The best deals will be found during the shoulder seasons of spring and fall, both of which boast pleasant temperatures. Avoid times when kids are off school if you want the most peaceful environment!
What to Bring to Utah
One characteristic travelers love about Utah ski resorts is their laid-back vibe. You won't need anything too fancy in Utah, so leave your high heels at home, and instead pack layers of clothing that will keep you comfortable no matter what the temperature is. Winter essentials include hats, gloves, ski goggles, and maybe even a hand warmer or two. If you're traveling outside of the winter and plan on hitting the hiking trails, bring along your boots, rain gear, and a camera to capture all the fantastic scenery. Don't worry if you are lacking the best ski equipment, everything you need will be available for rent in Utah. You may want to make reservations for your great ahead of time to ensure what you want is in stock.
Local Services in Utah
One of the reasons travelers plan repeat Utah vacations every year is the fantastic local services. People are known for being friendly in Utah, and helping to make your trip memorable in any way they can. From knowledgeable horseback riding tour guides to a local that will recommend the best new restaurant or bakery, you can depend on Utah residents to pass along inside knowledge of the place they love. Farmers markets, grocery stores, banks, and post offices will bring any conveniences you might need to your trip.
What to Know About Utah
If you're looking to travel to Utah on a budget, there are a few tips that might help you secure an affordable trip. First of all, don't wait to book your airfare. While you may be able to find last minute discounts to other locations, this often isn't the case with Utah. This destination is so popular with skiing enthusiasts that flights often sell-out far in advance. Airfare is also higher during weeks when kids are off school, so if you aren't worried about kids' schedules, avoid these weeks at all costs. The same can be said for vacation rentals, book in advance, and avoid times when schools are closed to ensure your Utah fantasy vacation comes true!
Getting to Utah
Most visitors begin Utah vacations by arriving at Salt Lake City airport. Almost all of the ski resorts are located within an hour's drive of this international airport. You can choose to either rent a car or arrange for a shuttle to transport you to your vacation rental. Some travelers find that renting a car is a huge convenience for purchasing groceries and other supplies, but it isn't always necessary depending on the location of your rental.
Why Utah vacation rentals?
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Once again its mE here...haha everytime i write in here i really wonder if people read this?oh well if not i could give a flying PHUK...so n e ways my weekend was pretty tight considering my whole "speedway" incident haha well that was just phuking great...lmao sunday night i really dont remember what i did..haha monday i hung out with mah woman! yes great times then i went to adrians with jamie and adrian and arcelio then again last night i was over at adrians til i left for my "date" haha wow gotta love it i sure did...we saw bad boys 2! it was phuking hilarious then we ended up going to dunkin doughnuts haha sat there and chilled and talked for a good hour and a half it was bomb i loved it..jeremy has got to be the coolest white boy i know lol and for being totally straight hes got the nicest eyebrows haha oh wow..yeah he plucks em but they look good..im sorry i could just never have a boy friend who takes longer than mE to get ready or has better eyebrows than mE...lol but jeremy is tight well i dont think id have a b/f persiod its all just cooties..this whole ordeal with crystal..dont know why but she has been on my mind a lot lately...i had fun with josh last night also..hes the coolest muthaphuka i know! as jeremy says :::HOLLA::: haha it sucks a bit that i am younger than them cuz jeremy is almost 22 and Josh is 22..=( yes it sucks but its cool thoe cuz we still hang out..i can chill with big dogs haha and they know lucy and crystal so thats tight as phuk...HOOKUP they are really cool thoe..enough about them..this really hot girl who is spanish and scottish(no names here sum know who im talkin bout)i guess i just found out she is bi haha wow thats so great cuz shes so gorgeous like in a S&M/GOTHIC sorta way...but i dont know if this is true or not ill have to ask but i heard she had like a huge big bull dyke(no offense)g/f which totally upsets mE i dont understand things like that but hey whatever tickles ther pickle (as spree says) today i was thinking about fire.. the first time i ever went into TBR im not really attracted to asian females but she was the hottest fillipina girl i have ever seen in my life..wow yeah she was just BANGIN..so she just randomely popped in my head..shes tight as phuk too the couple of times i have talked to her..i dont quite seem to understand why a lot of people think strippers are bad or what not? cuz ya know you got your good section and then yeah you do got your bad section but i swear not all strippers are like that..and i guess from what KO has been tellin mE "A LOT of people are hatin cuz im talkin to a stripper" which i dont understand cuz they dont know her but like i give a phuk for all i care..they could say all the shit they want to it doesnt bother mE..cuz you like who u like ya know? but its sad people always gotta hate and that just shows you know people like that have no phuking life or are jealous if they are going to sit there and mad hate on you?..and people you dont know or they dont know you talk shit about you? that makes no sense to mE what so ever..i dont know if im the only oNe but yeah thats just pure craziness...but like they say what goes around comes around...HAHAHAHA think im playing? lol today is a pretty good day very very slow and a bit boring but yes i feel very light headed like im high or something haha..i just got 3 new games for my PS2..i got the sims, grand theft auto vice city, and of course LARA CROFT TOMB RAIDER ANGEL OF DARKNESS! yes i have been mostly playing TR im stuck on this oNe part and its pissing mE off i refuse to use cheats or n e thing on this thoe..but its very good if you dont have it you should get it..i was lookin through here and noticed they have a lot of "role playing" on here where like people pretend to be stars like its very funny but i was thinkin hey that would be tight cuz i could pull off angelina jolie! hah what WHAT! :::HOLLA::: ya know since i AM her numba oNe fan..why not? lol but yeah it would be fun..ashley is in phuking vegas right now like 6-7 hours away from mE the closest we will ever probably be and i dont think we get to see eachother im very sad about this but oh well life goes on..ive been a little distant with my interent lover ;) haha faby i feel a bit upset cuz i would come online and we would talk for hours its great but lately i have been very busy..so im sorry babe but just know im thinking of ya! well umm i guess thats it for now..ill HOLLA lata buh biSyNn
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Uninsured Latino Children With Asthma Are Six Times More Likely Not To Receive Standard Medical Treatment
(WASHINGTON): Latinos suffer significantly worse health outcomes than non-Latinos due in large part to a lack of health insurance, according to a new study released today by the American College of Physicians-American Society of Internal Medicine (ACP-ASIM). The report, No Health Insurance? It's Enough to Make You Sick: Latino Community at Great Risk, found that while Latinos account for only 11.7 percent of the U.S. population, they represent more than 25 percent of the uninsured population.
"This lack of health insurance has a devastating effect on Latino health outcomes," said ACP-ASIM President Whitney Addington, MD, FACP. "Like the rest of the population without insurance, it means they tend to live sicker and die younger."
Some of the report's major findings include:
- Incidences of diabetes-related end-stage renal disease in the Latino population is up to six times greater than in the non-Latino white population.
- Mexican-American men and women are up to three and a half times less likely to seek care to control hypertension than the general population.
- Uninsured Latino women with breast cancer are more than twice as likely to be diagnosed at a later stage compared to non-Latinos.
- Uninsured Latino men with prostate cancer are almost four times more likely to be diagnosed at a later stage than non-Latinos.
- Uninsured Latino children with asthma are six times more likely not to receive standard medical treatment than non-Latinos.
"Early detection and treatment is the key to the effective management of diseases such as diabetes and cancer," said Dr. Addington. "Yet, the lack of health insurance among Latinos means many members of this population are destined to undergo needless suffering and even death."
Both Democratic and Republican Representatives from districts with large numbers of Latino citizens joined Dr. Addington at the event releasing the paper, including Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (R-Fla.), Rep. Lincoln Diaz-Balart (R-Fla.), Rep. Diana DeGette (D-Colo.) and Rep. Robert Menendez (D-NJ).
The paper is the second in a series of studies that ACP-ASIM is releasing to document the health consequences of being uninsured. The first paper in the series, which examined the overall impact on uninsured Americans, was published on November 30. A third paper is planned on the health consequences for uninsured women.
ACP-ASIM is the nation's largest medical specialty organization and the second largest physician group. Membership comprises more than 115,000 internal medicine physicians and medical students. Internists are the major providers of medical care to adults in America.
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"When you love someone, you've gotta trust them. There's no other way. You've got to give them the key to everything that's yours. Otherwise, what's the point?"
"You know I'm tryin' to put somethin' really big together out here. You know what I'm talkin' about, huh? You know! If you're actin' like this now, how can I depend on you?"
"You know, I don't wanna bring this up but you've been treating a lot of people with a lot of disrespect, even your own wife."
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When you love someone, you've gotta trust them. There's no other way. You've got to give them the key to everything that's yours. Otherwise, what's the point? And for a while, I believed that's the kind of love I had.Sam "Ace" Rothstein
No matter how big a guy might be, Nicky would take him on. You beat Nicky with fists, he comes back with a bat. You beat him with a knife, he comes back with a gun. And you beat him with a gun, you better kill him, because hell keep comin back and back until one of you is dead.Sam
In the casino, the cardinal rule is to keep them playing, and keep them coming back. The longer they play, the more they lose. In the end, we get it all.Sam
Meeting in the middle of the desert always made me nervous. It's a scary place. I heard about the holes in the desert and for all I know, there could have been a hole nearby with my name on it.Sam
I know that lousy moron had a good time. On my money. You might as well have slept with him, which you probably did, anyway. You're looking at me a certain way. You're teary-eyed, I get it. You're a good actress, you know that? Good damn actress. Can't really get that pity out of people. I'm no John, you understand? You always thought I was, but I'm not. I'm no sucker. That filthy pimp con artist. He's lucky I didn't kill him last time. Lucky he's living. And if you had stayed with him, and you would have run away, you would have been dead, both of you. Dead! Dead!Sam
After all the threats and all the garbage, it turned out Ginger didn't tell them anything. But by then, the Feds didn't need her, anyway. They had all the pieces they needed. And everybody began to tumble...one after the other, just like dominoes. Between Piscano complaining on a wire, between Nicky, Ginger, me and my license, paradise. We managed to really mess up a good thing.Sam
After Ginger took off, she wasn't much help to anybody. She found some pimps, lowlifes, druggies and bikers in L.A.. And in a few months, they went through all the money and all the jewels. After they found her body, I had a private doctor do another autopsy. He said they gave her a hot dose. In the end, all she had left was $3,600 in mint condition coins.Sam
No matter what the Feds or the papers might've said about my car bombing, it was amateur night; you could tell. Whoever it was, they put the dynamite under the passenger side. But what they didn't know, what nobody outside the factory knew, was that that model car was made with a metal plate under the driver's seat. It's the only thing that saved my life. The bombing was never authorized, but I suspect I know who lit the fuse...and so did the powers that be.Sam
The word was out. The bosses had enough of Nicky. They had enough. How much were they gonna take? So they made an example of him and his brother. They buried them while they were still breathing. They had other ideas for me.Sam (Ace) Rothstein
The town will never be the same. After the Tangiers, the big corporations took it all over. Today, it looks like Disneyland. And while the kids play cardboard pirates, Mommy and Daddy drop the house payments and Junior's college money on the poker slots. In the old days, dealers knew your name, what you drank, what you played. Today, it's like checkin' into an airport. And if you order room service, you're lucky if you get it by Thursday. Today, it's all gone. You get a whale show up with four million in a suitcase, and some twenty-five-year-old hotel school kid is gonna want his Social Security Number. After the Teamsters got knocked out of the box, the corporations tore down practically every one of the old casinos. And where did the money come from to rebuild the pyramids? Junk bonds...But in the end, I wound up right back where I started. I could still pick winners, and I could still make money for all kinds of people back home. And why mess up a good thing? And that's that.Sam (Ace) Rothstein
Before I ever ran a casino or got myself blown up, Ace Rothstein was a helluva handicapper, I can tell you that. I was so good that when I bet, I can change the odds for every bookmaker in the country. I'm serious. I had it down so cold that I was given paradise on earth. I was given one of the biggest casinos in Las Vegas to run: the Tangiers, by the only kind of guys that can get you that kind of money. Sixty-two million seven hundred thousand dollars. I don't know all the details.Sam (Ace) Rothstein
I hired an old friend of mine, Billy Sherbert as the casino manager and we got to work. Of course, I had to guarantee employment for a few juiced-in local cowboys. They were blood relatives of the local politicians, and I did not want to make waves. Without us, these men would still be shoveling manure.Sam Rothstein
What is this mess? Ward, you have to keep a cleaner station. If you need Mr. Clean, just page him, all right?Sam Rothstein
I would not give this bum a mop job if I had my way.Sam Rothstein
I don't give a damn who he's connected to; tell him to take his filthy feet off the table. What does he think this is, a damn sawdust joint?Sam Rothstein
Wanna do me a favor? You wanna take your feet off the table and put your shoes back on?Sam Rothstein
I want you to exit this guy off the premises and I want you to exit him off his feet and use his head to open the stinkin' door.Sam Rothstein
Well, it wasn't long before what I was afraid was going to happen, happened. Nicky managed to get himself banned from every casino in Las Vegas. And from that moment on I couldn't be seen with him in Vegas or anywhere near it.Sam Rothstein
Forget it. You cannot so much as set foot in the parking lot. That is how serious this is.Sam Rothstein
It just didn't sink into Nicky's head about what it meant. I mean, not being able to go inside a casino is one issue, but having your name in the black book is another. That is like sending your dossier to every state trooper and FBI agent in the United States. I mean, you are listed there alongside Al Capone. But Nicky did not care, he just didn't get it.Sam Rothstein


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Scratching an itch helps relieve it by blocking the nerve cells that transmit the itch to the brain. BBC News quotes itch expert Gil Yosipovitch as saying, "Although there is a long way to go, methods that can induce a pleasurable scratch sensation without damaging the skin, via mechanical stimuli or drugs that can inhibit these neurons, could be developed to treat chronic itch."
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WEST WARWICK— Although a non-smoking policy was passed last October at The West Warwick Manor and Clyde Towers, the West Warwick Housing Authority is having issues with tenants not following the rules.
During the town council meeting Tuesday night, Chairperson of the authority Thomas Zampa explained that people smoking in the two buildings has become an issue.
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Even if spring has decided not to happen, there is still a lot going on in and around Calgary for genealogists and those interested in family history.
The first program I want to tell you about is a mini-fair on April 29 at the Family History Centre (2021 17 Avenue SW). It is called Bridges to the Past and will include classes in getting started in genealogy, reading old German handwriting, Irish ancestry research, using social networking for your research and a whole lot more. If you register in advance, you will receive a syllabus. You can see all the classes and download the registration form at this website: http://genwebworks.net/cfhc/cfhcclasses.htm
Farther afield, the Alberta Genealogical Society is holding its annual conference, Unlocking Doors to the Past on April 16 and 17 at the Chateau Louis Hotel in Edmonton. Speakers at the conference will include Colleen Fitzpatrick, the author of Forensic Genealogy, Dave Obee, whose work includes eight books on Canadian family history, and Lyn Meehan, a well-known family historian and lecturer, along with other interesting and informative presenters. You can find more information about the AGS conference at their website: http://abgensoc.ca/index.htm
Next month, the Alberta Family Histories Society, our own local genealogical group, will be offering a beginners course on May 7 at 9:00. The program is for members of AFHS (so if you're looking for another reason to join your local genealogical society, this may be it). You can find out more about this course through the Alberta Family Histories Society blog (http://afhs.ab.ca/blog/events/afhs-family-history-basics-course-for-members/)
Of course, there is always our regular Family History Coaching program, on the last Saturday of the month (April 30th) at 10:00 in the Central Library. This program has become increasingly popular and the feedback from participants has been great. We've found a lot of ancestors!
There is also our Genealogy Meet-Up at 2:00 on the same Saturday. This provides an opportunity for further assistance as well as some time to meet with others and offer your own advice to other genealogists – many hands make light work!
Both Family History Coaching and the Genealogy Meet-Up are drop-in programs, so no advance registration is required, but you will need to have a library card to participate (and to access Ancestry LE). You can find more information in our program guide, available online through our website (click on Programs).
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The early part of the 20th century was a time of great optimism, not just here, but all over the world. In Calgary, that optimism was expressed in a population boom and the resulting building boom. As a result, for us here in the 21st century, there are a lot of anniversaries to celebrate. As everyone knows (;-) the Calgary Public Library is turning 100 years old on the 1st of January 2012. But another icon of the city, our beautiful sandstone City Hall turned 100 this year. It was officially opened on June 26, 1911 by the leader of the opposition, then the Conservatives, Robert Borden. That night he gave a speech at Sherman's auditorium, where "questions of interest to Canadians" would be discussed. "Ladies," the advertisement read, "are cordially invited."
In order to build the sandstone building, the old city hall had to be torn down. A lament for the old building was published in the Herald in Wee Willie's column. "They're tearing down the old brown barn, which many people call, the poorest thing that ever held, the name of city hall. No more the filthy daily drunk, will call the place his home; no more cockroaches, beetles, rats will through its limits roam," he wrote, concluding with "but though they may tear down the walls, destroy an earthly hell, there is a thing they cannot do—They can't destroy the smell." (Calgary Daily Herald, February 8, 1911, p.8) Must have been some place!
Anyway, back on track, the new city hall was built at a cost of around $300,000 which was double the original estimate. (You can imagine the political fallout from that-probably akin to the current issue in parliament surrounding the cost of fighter jets.) The sandstone came from the Bone and Oliver quarry up on what is now 17th Avenue SW. The clock in the tower was ordered through D.E. Black Jewellers and cost nearly $4000. The building has weathered the years well. It was given an exterior restoration when the municipal building was built in the 1980s and an extensive interior restoration from 1995-1997.
If you haven't been inside this building, you should go have a look. It is quite beautiful and one of only seven original city halls still standing in Canada. We should be proud that we have kept the old girl.
Here is the link to a video, in which Heritage Planner, Clint Robertson, talks about the history of the building and the opportunities for Calgarians to take a tour of the building and the City Archives (housed in the 1962 addition next door) http://www.calgarycitynews.com/2011/02/old-city-hall-to-turn-100-this-year.html#
We also have a large number of photographs and postcards of City Hall in our Community Heritage and Family History Collection. We also have all kinds of information in the Local History room on the 4th floor of the Central Library. Come by, maybe after your tour of Old City Hall. We're right next door.
Entrance to City Hall, 1966
Alison Jackson Photography Collection, AJ 1060
St. Patrick's Church
Alison Jackson Photography Collection, AJ 0014
At the Heritage Roundtable on March 17, here at the Central Library in the Dutton theatre, we will be hearing an update on the fate of the old St. Patrick's Church that stands so near its Anglican neighbor, St. Paul's , out along Macleod Trail in what used to be the town of Midnapore. There couldn't be a more stark contrast than the fates of the two nearly identical churches. St. Paul's is in beautiful condition, with its cemetery intact and well maintained. It has been revived and tended for many years by the Midnapore Church of England Society. St. Patrick's on the other hand, has been allowed to fall into disrepair, a kind of demolition by neglect. Recently scorch marks were seen on the building suggesting that someone had lit a fire that may have gotten out of control. This is heart breaking as St. Patrick's has great historical significance to the city. Ironically, the situation was once reversed. In the early part of the 20th century, Patrick Burns used to send a crew out to maintain and paint St. Patrick's Church. The story goes that he didn't want St. Pat's to outshine its near neighbour, which was looking a mite shabby, so he would have St. Paul's painted by the same crew.
St. Paul's is actually the older building. It was built in 1885 on land that was donated by John Glenn, who, although a Catholic himself, felt compelled to give to his community. Twenty years later, his son donated the land on which St. Patrick's was built. Money was raised for the church by the community and both Catholics and Anglicans worked to build it. There is no delineation between the cemeteries, even in death the two communities are as one. When a fire damaged St. Patrick's, services were held in St. Paul's until the church could be repaired. The communities, Anglican and Catholic, met and mingled and cooperated over the generations and for that reason alone, the two churches, in their cozy proximity, have heritage value.
Another aspect of the historic value of St. Patrick's church is Father Lacombe was the parish priest at St. Patrick's from 1906 (or 1909) until his death in 1916. Father Lacombe is a very important figure in the history of the province. In addition to his work with First Nations people, he also established the Lacombe Home for orphans, the elderly and the handicapped near to the church on land donated by Patrick Burns.
Little St. Pat's has been declared a Provincial Historic Resource, after the land was sold to a memorial company with the proviso that the Catholic Diocese, which owns the building, either demolish it or move it. Little has been done to maintain the building, although the statue of St. Patrick has been removed and preserved as has the bell that was given to Father Lacombe for the bell tower by Archbishop Legal. There have been developments, though, and we will hear what is in store for the old church at the Heritage Roundtable on St. Patrick's Day, March 17th, – quite apropos, I think. If you would like to register for this event, you can do so by calling 403-244-4111 or online at www.calgarycommunities.com/events.php.
St. Patrick's Church, 1956
Alison Jackson Photograph Collection, AJ 0016
Chances are if you are reading this blog, your answer to the above question would be "Yes." If that is the case, you might be interested in attending a talk by Dr. Nancy Pollock-Ellwand, Dean of the Faculty of Environmental Design at the University of Calgary. She will be talking about Heritage Futures for the City of Calgary: why we should care, what the preservation of heritage can contribute to the community, what success in heritage conservation looks like and what we can learn from failures. The program will be at the Central Library on the main floor on Friday March 11 at 5:15. You can register online, by telephone at 403-260-2620 or in person at your local branch. This program is offered in partnership with the Calgary Heritage Authority. We always have fun at the Heritage Matters programs (and you get to be in the library after-hours!)
There is another important, heritage-related event taking place at the Central Library on St. Patrick's Day, March 17. The Heritage Roundtable is coming to the Central Library with a line-up of really, really interesting speakers. First will be special guest Matthew Wangler who will give us an update on what is going on with the old St. Patrick's Church in Midnapore. Father Lacombe was the priest at the church and remained there until his death in 1916. This historic building is on Heritage Canada's top 10 endangered places list and is very close to ruin.
Also speaking will be Irena Karshenbaum, who will review the Little Synagogue on the Prairie Project which saw an historic synagogue from Sibbald moved to Heritage Park. Ray Lee of the Sien Lok Society will also relate some of the tactics used to save Calgary's historic Chinatown from "urban renewal" and Laura Golebiowski from Project Brewery will discuss the ongoing fascination with the old Calgary Brewing and Malting site and what the future may hold for it.
Wrapping up the evening is our own Carolyn Ryder who will give us an update on the Community Heritage and Family History Digital Library (which is the source of most of the pictures I use in this blog). As always there will be time for everyone to ask questions, chat and enjoy some refreshments. To register for the Heritage Roundtable, please call 403-244-4111 or register online at www.calgarycommunities.com/events.php.
It will be held in the John Dutton Theatre on the second floor of the Central Library – access either through the library or from the stairs under the +15 on Macleod Trail SE, east of the library doors. Doors open at 6:30 and the speakers get underway at 7:00. I cannot stress nearly enough how informative and valuable these roundtable sessions are to people who are interested in the heritage of their city. I always learn something new and I always meet the most interesting people at these events. I strongly urge you to attend.
Commercial Buidlings in Chinatown, 1967
Alison Jackson Photograph Collection, AF 0509
Woman on Horseback Jumping Car, Gleichen
Postcards from the Past, PC 1620
I signed up for a webinar that was called Chasing Women – it wasn't for swinging singles, it was about finding your female ancestors. The presenter was Leland Meitzler, a well-known figure in the genealogical community.
Anyone who's done even a little bit of genealogy knows the difficulties connected with finding female ancestors. We change our names, fib about our ages, change our hair colour (oops, that last one has nothing to do with genealogy!) You know what I mean, right? For example, I found my great-great-grandmother's death registration and she was listed as Mrs. Stewart Coghlan – no first name, no maiden name. Not a particularly helpful document for tracking down her family line.
The webinar suggested some very good resources to help us get over the hurdles we encounter when researching the females in our family. First, a couple of very good books to help with "matrilineal descent" is The Hidden Half of the Family by Christina Schaefer and A Genealogists Guide to Discovering your Female Ancestors by Sharon DeBartolo Carmack. Although the emphasis is on American research, both contain a number of research paths that could be applied to any nationality.
So what did Leland recommend? First he listed what he called the "no-brainers", those resources we would check anyway like marriage documents, family Bibles, death certificates, birth certificates, obituaries and the like. It was really driven home to me this weekend in our Family History Coaching program just how valuable an obituary can be. A customer showed me his great-grandmother's obituary which listed all of her daughters by their married names and her brothers – hence, her maiden name.
Leland also suggested some more obscure ways of finding maiden names and married names. Things like the census, where, although the woman is listed by her married name, there may be an in-law or two living with the family. Probate records may also list daughters by married name. Sometimes cemetery transcripts can show family members buried next to each other, or land records may show land being sold to family members. Newspapers are invaluable. Gossip columns may include former names or indications of relationships. Other clues can sometimes be gained by looking at family names, sometimes the maiden name of the mother is used as a middle name. Local histories may include information regarding maiden names, other family members and the married names of daughters. Family collections may be lodged in local history societies or in archives or libraries in the town of origin. That is always worth checking.
You can also hope that your research leads you to a country where women retain their maiden names or combine them with their husband's surnames. For example, French women use their maiden names on legal documents. In Germany and Poland, Catholic registers list deaths by the maiden name and in Hispanic countries names of the mother and father are often combined.
Whatever your path, remember that more and more information is being indexed, more and more is being digitized. What you couldn't find last year may be easy to find this year, so don't give up hope.
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I'm standing at the kitchen sink when my eldest walks past me to the table to pack her lunch.
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"They're distressed."
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"No, they came like that. It's a style." She pauses for effect. "And they're not my pants. And you said I looked cute in them."
Now I'm distressed. I look more closely at her pants. They are black jeans, ripped and frayed on both legs. I hadn't noticed that–looking up from the bottom of the stairs–when I'd complimented her.
"Are you wearing [boyfriend name]'s pants?!"
"Yup: they're too small for him and a little big on me. It's a style. It's called 'boyfriend jeans.'" As if having a name makes a style more reasonable.
I've heard of this style–even seen the Old Navy ads on television–but I'm pretty sure it doesn't include wearing an actual boyfriend's jeans. And if your boyfriend is a 20-year-old college sophomore, he wears men's jeans, right?
I can only sputter in response, "You're wearing [boyfriend name]'s pants…"
"You told me that I looked cute in them, with the belt and my shirt tucked in," she replies calmly.
I'm not terribly concerned about her wearing the jeans as much as I am upset by what this implies about my parenting. I'm relieved that she tells me all about her relationship–we have (miraculously?) maintained open lines of communication–and I secretly enjoy when she ribs me about being unstylish and middle-aged. Yet I remain ambivalent about where to draw the boundaries with my 18 year-old-who is wearing her 20-year-old boyfriend's jeans.
Can I make her change her pants?
Her younger sister looks up from her book and enjoys a victorious, I-told-you-so laugh. "I knew it! I knew she wouldn't like it," she cheers.
I pay no attention to her. Instead, in a breezy tone, I tell my eldest: "You do look cute, with the belt and your shirt tucked in. But it's a little weird…" I trail off, before resuming more loudly, "I wore your father's jeans when I was pregnant with you…well, until I bought maternity clothes."
I believe that I've successfully made "boyfriend jeans" less cool, because she attempts to divert the attention to her sister, who is reading A Game of Thrones at the table: "Do you even know what that book is about?! Have you seen the show? It's all nudity."
At this, their 10-year-old brother giggles.
"You need to consult me before buying her books," she says.
"It's the book, not the show!" her sister shouts. "And the book is more violent, anyway." I am careful not to interrupt to tell her that "more violence" is not a persuasive argument. "I'm 15 years old and I can read what I want! You're not in charge of me."
My son sneaks a look at me and rolls his eyes before returning to Diary of a Wimpy Kid.
There is a reason I call them "my three stooges." There is a reason I tell them, at various times every day, "sometimes I just need compliance."
Parenting teens is exhausting, especially before 8 in the morning.
To my 15-year-old: "Alright, untwist your panties." To my 18 year old: "You're not in charge of her. Now put a jacket over those boyfriend jeans and get out of here." I turn toward the table, "Both of you, before you miss the bus."
I can barely hide my smile, which threatens to ruin my practiced look of mock exasperation.
To my son: "We're leaving in 10 minutes."
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Hotel Crayon by Elegancia features tour/ticket assistance, multilingual staff, and concierge services. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. For a surcharge, a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request) is offered to guests. This Paris hotel also offers a fireplace in the lobby, laundry facilities, and dry cleaning/laundry services. A total renovation of this property was completed in September 2011.
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