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The daughter of Learner Blackman Saffell (1810-1874) and Sarah Alexander Wallace (1815-1884), of Blount Co., TN, Isabella Dick Saffell (1844-1925), was m. to the Rev. Rufus Kendrick Scruggs (c1837-c1868) in TN after 1860, had 2 chldren with him, and moved with husband, children, and parents to Watsonville, CA, in c1867, reportedly by way of the Cape Horn sea route around the tip of South America. The Rev. Scruggs d. shortly thereafter and Isabella m. widower Abram Wiley Rodgers (1823-1883), who had also moved from TN. With Rodgers, who already had 2 children from his earlier marriage to Isabella's aunt, Mary Ellen Wallace, Isabella had another 5 children in CA, among them Viola Rodgers, who was to become a noted journalist. Shipper A. W. Rodgers d. in 1883 while on a business trip to Mazatl�n, Mexico, and Isabella was left alone to raise her large family of children. She moved to San Francisco, where she worked as a teacher at the Irving Institute. According to one source, she m. a third time, to a Francis Hull, of Jackson, MS. Here is a tentative chronology of the life of Isabella Dick Saffell Scruggs Rodgers, based on published as well as on-line sources. Isabella Dick Saffell: Chronology (1844-1925) 1844: Born, Louisville, Blount Co., TN (8 Nov.) 1850: Census, Blount Co., TN 1860: Census, Blount Co., TN After 1860: Married Rev. Rufus Kendrick Scruggs About 1862: Birth of son Frederick Wand Scruggs, AL About 1866: Birth of daughter Sarah W. (Sally) Scruggs, AL About 1867: Moved to Watsonville, CA, by way of Cape Horn sea route (a notice in the NY Times, 12 Oct. 1867, lists a �Mrs. L. E. Scruggs and two children� in addition to an �A.W. Rogers� and a �Mrs. L.E. Saffell and child� among the CA-bound passengers of the S.S. Henry Chauncey, which sailed from NY the day before) Bef. 1868: Death of husband Scruggs About 1868: Married Abram Wiley Rodgers, CA 1869: Birth of son Frank Learner Rodgers, Watsonville, Santa Cruz Co., CA (27 Jul.) 1870: Census, Santa Cruz Co., CA (Watsonville) 1873: Birth of daughter Viola Rodgers, CA 1875: Birth of son Geo. Rodgers, Watsonville, Santa Cruz Co., CA (Jul.) Late 1870s: Birth of daughter Rosa Rodgers (died young) Late 1870s: Birth of son Henry B. (Harry) Rodgers 1880: Census, Santa Cruz Co., CA (Watsonville) 1883: Death of husband Rodgers, Mazatl�n, Mexico (5 Sep.) 1889: Directory, San Francisco, CA (teacher, Irving Institute) 1890: Directory, San Francisco, CA (teacher, Irving Institute) 1892: Blue Book, San Francisco, CA 1900: Census, Santa Cruz Co., CA (Pajaro) 1925: Died, San Francisco, CA (13 Jun.) Notify Administrator about this message?
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The new fragrance 4711 Nouveau Cologne will be symbolically launched on 4th July 2011 (07.04.11). This is a modern interpretation of the legendary 4711 Original Eau de Cologne. The new edition celebrates the immaculate quality, glory and the duration of the more than 200 years old original (read more in the article Eau de Cologne Then and Now!).
The composition full of freshness, fruit essences and enthusiasm is a result of an unbreakable and fragrant connection between long-standing tradition and modern times. Top notes feature fine and vigorous fruit essences that provide zest and brilliance, including evodia fruit, black currant, lychee and yuzu. Evodia fruit is very precious and is used in the traditional Chinese medicine.
The heart offers floral accents of geranium, heliotrope and peony subtly merged with warm and creamy notes of tonka, sandalwood and white musk, located in the base of the composition.
Top notes: evodia fruit, yuzu, lychee, black currant
Heart: geranium, peony, heliotrope
Base: tonka bean, sandalwood, white musk
The new fragrance does not deviate from the traditionalism and is presented in a similar bottle form of the original 4711 Original Eau de Cologne, with turquoise and red label details. The new bottle and the entire accompanying collection design is signed by Peter Schmidt.
4711 Nouveau Cologne fragrance is available as 50, 100 and 150 ml EDC, accompanied by 75ml deo spray, 150 ml body spray (body sorbet lotion), 200 ml perfumed shower gel and 200 ml perfumed body lotion.
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I have a test vial, it's boring to me, almost like the classic 4711 and to the bottle design, I prefer the classic bottle which looks claasy, the new one looks well new but too plain.
i have the original 4711. the bottle of the nouveau cologne is similar with the old fragrance, as you said, sandra . i did'n see the rosemary in this new perfume review. i love rosemary and i think, without smelling yet this new cologne, the "aqua admirabilis" is just one and the only!
Bottle IS ugly. The perfume sounds lovely! I can't wait to try it! Happy 4th of July everyone!
I'm fine with the new bottle but find the ad a bit disturbing.
It's funny that yesterday, my friend pulled out his bottle of the old 4711 that he keeps in the office of his cafe. He was born in Spain and for what ever reason, as a child his grandmother would put it in his hair every morning. He looks at the bottle and thinks of her.
I have to agree I'm not a fan of the new bottle.
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A Cumbria-based company has helped put a roof over the heads of some of the world's biggest names in poker, who gathered at Wembley for the International Stadiums Poker Tour.
Inflate-works, based in Penrith provided a 2600 sqm venue on the pitch at Wembley for the poker tournament, which took place earlier this month.
It was the first time and non sporting or music event had been held in the venues.
Inflate provided one of the biggest portable air supported structures in the UK, their unique 'Peanut' design with three trident domes and not to be out done an extra two 20m domes.
Once the event was finished all the structures were deflated and packed in less than three hours.
Inflate Works, based in Penrith, provide project managing, crewing and installations for sister company Inflate, based in London.
Rob Statham, 27, runs Inflate Works: "The whole job was really exciting for Inflate Works for a number of reasons.
"Firstly it was our largest hire to date with over 2500 sqm of structures. It was also a very challenging install. We had to have everything on site and ready for interior fit out in eight hours, which we were really proud to achieve.
"Not only that but it's the first time a non sporting or music event has been held on this hallowed turf. Our team were pleased to be a part of it.
"It was a great show case of what we can achieve with our structures and we are already negotiating to supply International Stadiums Poker Tour again next year. They're definitely another happy customer."
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The Nov. 5 ballot in Cuyahoga County will be a crowded one, with a number of tax levies going before voters. One levy to which we give an enthusiastic "yes" is Issue 80, the tax that provides a majority of the money for the operation and investments of Cleveland Metroparks.
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In the few months that Metroparks personnel have had their hands on the properties, they've made improvements that are immediately noticeable to frequent visitors to the lakefront parks. And if Issue 80 wins voter approval, users can expect significant investment in the parks as they are linked to the 23,000 acres of the Emerald Necklace.
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- Permtelefilm
- Directed By L. Koshchenikov.
- Written By V. Klimov, L. Kuzmina.
- Music: V. Sapozhnikov.
- Originally Released in 1984 (Estimate).
- Running Time: 19:56 minutes.
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The Enchanted Cave 2
Delve into a strange cave with a seemingly endless supply of treasure, strategically choos
4.36 / 5.00 33,851 ViewsGhostbusters B.I.P.
COMPLETE edition of the interactive "choose next panel" comic
4.09 / 5.00 12,195 ViewsHaha, I wish I put more effort into mine like I did in 2008. Oh well. Good for Bjra!
Congrats everyone :)
it was a good day.
Twas a brilliant Madness Day this year - great everything, and thoroughly enjoyed myself (not to mention that I laughed a bit when Premeditation was counted, even considering how later it was), and I'd totally plaster Kamikaye's artwork all over my walls.
A well wishes to the winners.
You forgot to mention the monthly voting ;D
The Madness Art pieces far exceed all the other mediums. Overall, not too shabby for a Madness Day.
Such awesome submissions... I rather begin learning how the hell can I make something that nifty someday.
At 10/1/10 05:48 PM, bisker191 wrote: They ony picked the long ones!no fair for the literature
The third place winner was not that long. However, that said, a longer piece allows a writer to build up more material, more character and more plot. The length of the story didn't matter however length allowed writers to put more "oomph", if you will, into their stories.
Congratulations to all the winners. I haven't had a chance to view or listen to all the material outside of literature but the stuff I did see was deserving of their high spots. Well done to everyone.
From the premiere of Xionic Madness 3, I knew it XM3 was ftw.
06-17-11: User of the Day
07-25-11: 1500th Post
08-09-11: Level 13!
Congrats to the winners!
Kind of what I expected the list to be. Maybe a few place changes here-there though. ;)
I really didnt like the top one madness movie.
I can't believe I actually placed :O
Is it okay if I send you (Tom Fulp) my paypal account?
I suck at grammer ^ can't you tell?
At 10/1/10 06:26 PM, Kanon wrote: Rucklo was a judge and one of his songs won? While he was judging? Not whining but how is that fair to the other users out there that worked very hard?Not trying to kick you down rucklo, It's just i'm wondering about that right now.
More than likely the people who judged (including me) where humble enough to have chosen other peoples songs in their top 3. That and Rucklo is only one judge, he can't manipulate the other 10+ judges that where picked just because he may have wanted some moneys.
Congrats to all the winners!!! :D
At 10/1/10 06:26 PM, Kanon wrote: Rucklo was a judge and one of his songs won? While he was judging? Not whining but how is that fair to the other users out there that worked very hard?Not trying to kick you down rucklo, It's just i'm wondering about that right now.
That's entirley up to the staff to decide. I put a vote of my top three favourite tunes, and obviously I didn't vote on my own stuff, that would just be silly. When voting I wasn't sure if my tunes would be taken away or not, I just knew that I couldn't vote on my own stuff - which frankly is a potential loss of vote on my stuff.
If people have a problem with this, and/or it's a mistake from the staff, I don't mind handing my 20$ award to the next one in line.
Here's my motivation of the three tunes if that would be an interesting read btw:
1 - Bjra - Madness Divinity
Despite the fact that dubstep never have been in any Krinkels-madness animation, this capture the feel of what I think is madness in an excellent way.
2 - winKoneR - Alert!
Like many other madness tunes, this could be a track in any action-packed movie, but the dark atmosphere just goes well in my head when mixing it with mental images from Krinkels madness animations, outdoor, with the red sky in the desert... Liking it alot!
3 - Nessbeatfox - Tranquility, peace and sanity
Production sounds like it's far from finished, and the overall mix isn't very good, but the melody innit just have the absolute right feel. It's a little desoriented with the 7/8 rythm, and this is something that just makes it so right. I think it could easily be competing with the other two above, if only a little more was spent on production and mixing. The basics of it sits just right.
Wakka wakka
At 10/1/10 09:18 PM, dj-Jo wrote: Is it okay if I send you (Tom Fulp) my paypal account?
Never mind, I just filled out the form thingy lol
I suck at grammer ^ can't you tell?
Glad to see the ones who deserved it the most won :D
xionic madness 3 is awesome,im glad it won
i am da master
At 10/1/10 06:09 PM, Xionico wrote: Holy shit D:!
Did you really ever have any doubt? Your movie was like 9 hours long :P
At 10/1/10 05:41 PM, TomFulp wrote:
Best Madness Art
You guys brought Madness Day to a whole new level this year. Thank you.
1st-4th ($100, $60, $40, $30)
1st - Madness Ascent by Kamikaye
2nd - In the Final Hour by Seenya
3rd - The Little Box of Madness by adamkav
4th - One Hell of a Clown by Seenya
5th-11th ($20 each)
5th - Highway to Madness be TheShadling
6th - Madness by homojesus
7th - Madness is Eternal by Theonewithoutaname
8th - Frozen Tricky by FortressRubbish
9th - Hank by deadspread83
10th - Chainsaw Madness by jouste
11th - Mad by b0em
Yeah well, good entries.... but what about this? I mean come on are you serious? Not even in top 11? Congrats to all winners anyway.
Gratz to the winners. Very kickass year.
I wonder what would happen if we had a madness day with a theme next year.. DISCO MADNESS!!!
Congrats winner! This year was really really awesome
There are those who wish to destroy the dark, but without the dark, we cannot know the light
Holy hell, I placed?! Shit! That's awesome, I didn't expect to win shit, thanks guys! Congratz to everyone who placed as well! =)
Check out these grody links Like my store or my art blog for wannabe depth here
Really good stuff this year. Madness day is really becoming huge since it encompasses all areas of the site.
I never liked Xionic Madness. It's the same old shit. The only difference this time is the movie is longer this year.
int experience, posts;
while(experience/10 >= posts)
At 10/1/10 05:41 PM, TomFulp wrote: On the topic of Madness, here are the winners of Madness Day 2010!
Thanks for this Tom, great to see and hear such creative entries. I swear the bar gets raised every year :)
Best Literature ($100, $40, $30)
Judging assisted by Fro and Sinfulwolf.
The Madness Within by Coop83
The Way It Is by MattyT
Phantasie by FatKidWitAJetPak
Hello, is that a cheque for $100 winging it's way to Coop? Wow, that's a pleasant surprise. Thank you to the judges and I hope you read it as well, Tom.
Congrats to the winners! Be sure to fill out the address form to collect your prize.
Done and done. I'll make a newspost with a picture of me clutching the cheque for posterity.
Congratulations to the other winners and thanks to the writers especially, I personally know how hard this is.
Will it ever end. Yes, all human endeavour is pointless ~ Bill Bailey
#StoryShift Author
I was some pretty mental awesomeness. Good work to all the winners.


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Comparative efficacy of aclidinium versus glycopyrronium and tiotropium, as maintenance treatment of moderate to severe COPD patients: a systematic review and network meta-analysis
Authors Karabis A, Lindner L, Mocarski M, Huisman E, Greening A
Published Date September 2013 Volume 2013:8 Pages 405—423
DOI http://dx.doi.org/10.2147/COPD.S48967
Received 24 May 2013, Accepted 10 July 2013, Published 9 September 2013
Andreas Karabis,1 Leandro Lindner,2 Michelle Mocarski,3 Eline Huisman,1 Andrew Greening4
1MAPI Consultancy, AX Houten, The Netherlands; 2Almirall SA, Barcelona, Spain; 3Health Economics and Outcomes Research, Forest Research Institute, Jersey City, NJ, USA; 4University of Edinburgh, Lothian University Hospitals' Division, Edinburgh, UK
Background: Aclidinium bromide is a new long-acting muscarinic antagonist (LAMA) indicated for maintenance bronchodilator treatment of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). The efficacy of aclidinium was compared with tiotropium and glycopyrronium, using a network meta-analysis (NMA) of randomized controlled trials (RCTs) in moderate-to-severe COPD patients.
Methods: A systematic review was performed to identify RCTs evaluating aclidinium 400 µg twice daily (BID), glycopyrronium 50 µg once daily (OD), tiotropium 18 µg OD, or tiotropium 5 µg OD in adults with moderate-to-severe COPD. The outcomes of interest were: trough forced expiratory volume in 1 second (FEV1); St George's Respiratory Questionnaire (SGRQ) total score and proportion of patients achieving ≥4 unit change; Transition Dyspnea Index (TDI) focal score and proportion of patients achieving ≥1 point change. The results were synthesized by means of a Bayesian NMA.
Results: Twenty-one studies (22,542 patients) were included: aclidinium 400 µg BID (three studies); tiotropium 5 µg OD (three studies); tiotropium 18 µg OD (13 studies); and glycopyrronium 50 µg OD (two studies). Regarding trough FEV1 at 24 weeks, aclidinium demonstrated comparable efficacy to tiotropium 5 µg (difference in change from baseline [CFB]), (0.02 L [95% credible interval CrI −0.05, 0.09]); tiotropium 18 µg (0.02 L [95% CrI −0.05, 0.08]); and glycopyrronium (0.00 L [95% CrI −0.07, 0.07]). Aclidinium resulted in higher improvement in SGRQ score at 24 weeks, compared to tiotropium 5 µg (difference in CFB, −2.44 [95% CrI −4.82, −0.05]); and comparable results to tiotropium 18 µg (−1.80 [95% CrI −4.52, 0.14]) and glycopyrronium (−1.52 [95% CrI −4.08, 1.03]). Improvements in TDI score were comparable for all treatments.
Conclusion: Maintenance treatment with aclidinium 400 µg BID is expected to produce similar improvements in lung function, health-related quality of life, and dyspnea compared to tiotropium 5 µg OD; tiotropium 18 µg OD; and glycopyrronium 50 µg OD.
Keywords: COPD, aclidinium, tiotropium, glycopyrronium, systematic review, network meta-analysis
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Economic evaluation of aclidinium bromide in the management of moderate to severe COPD: an analysis over 5 years
Karabis A, Mocarski M, Eijgelshoven I, Bergman G
ClinicoEconomics and Outcomes Research 2014, 6:175-185
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I would picture there are 10s of thousands of good scouters and leaders that read the Deseret News that should be responding to the ones that don't like scouting or the one of the best ways for young men to learn about values in life that endure and become part of their character. Scouters are prepared more prepared for choosing a career and wanting to excel in whatever they are pursuing. Even though not every scout goes into the military, they have learned many skills that prepare for service to our country. Some military officers may not have integrity in their character but those that were scouts have a better chance of enduring to the end with a clear conscience in dealings with everyone in an honest and true way. There are some leaders in the scouting movement that have not had those high values internalized and that is unfortunate. However, there are controls within scouting, especially in the past 30 years to help reinforce the importance of enforcement in those codes of conduct with all people, especially those scouts that they work with.
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Cycling stars of the past will be in Lower Hutt on Sunday.
New Zealand's ''famous four'' - the 1982 Commonwealth Games 100m time trial team of Jack Swart, Blair Stockwell, Stephen Carton and Stephen Cox - are back together again for the BDO Wellington to Auckland Cycle Challenge.
Lower Hutt is the starting point of the 13-stage, 700-kilometre race, which finishes in Pukekohe.
Carton, who grew up in Lower Hutt; Swart, Stockwell and Cox will be among the 145-50 contenders in the event, which coincides with Bikewise Month (see www.bikewise.co.nz/events).
Cox is the event director. He said getting the ''famous four'' back together again has encouraged him to get back in the saddle.
''I virtually haven't ridden in 20 years, so getting the four of us back together again on the front row has motivated me to ride
''I keep in touch with them all the time, and this year we can all make it. With BDO as our sponsor this year and some extremely high-calibre cyclists among the contenders, the Cycle Challenge is shaping up to be the best yet.''
Cox will ride only stage one, as far as Ohakune, to help raise funds for the event's beneficiary charity THINK, a head injury organisation. He will spend the rest of the time as ride director.
The three others will complete all 13 stages.
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Cox was selected for the 1980 Olympics, but as New Zealand boycotted those games he did not compete at them. He did compete in the 1984 Olympics.
He competed in 1978, 1982 and 1986 Commonwealth Games.
Blair Stockwell rode at the 1972 Olympics and at the 1979, 1974, 1978 and 1982 Commonwealth Games, winning three Bronze medals.
The 63-year-old now lives in Brisbane.
Jack Swart 58, who lives in Hamilton, was also selected for the 1980, but did not compete due to the New Zealand's boycott.
He competed in the 1978 and 1982 Commonwealth Games, winning a silver and bronze medals.
Stephen Carton, 51, rode at the 1982 Commonwealth Games, winning a Bronze medal. He now lives in Melbourne.
Other top New Zealand athletes competing in the BDO Wellington to Auckland Cycle Challenge include Erin Taylor, who was part of the kayaking pair with Lisa Carrington at the 2012 Olympics; Fiona Southorn, para-Olympian bronze medallist at the 2012 games.
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Largely excellent - a record bridging the gap between country music and popular music's less derided genres perfectly Read Review
It's still Rose's personality that shines through Read Review
You can hear Rose stretching herself as a songwriter, never straying too far from home, but taking in touches of alt-country, Motown soul and ragtime along the way Read Review
Stays the right side of MOR. Print edition only
Succeeds in sounding expansive without losing any of its intimacy. Print edition only
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The Charlatans Modern Nature
The first half, particularly, is very good indeed, the best tracks (Talking in Tones, Come Home Baby) both wistful and gloriously alive The Observer
Jessica Pratt On Your Own Love Again
It all makes for an absorbing performance and intriguing album The Observer
Bob Dylan Shadows in the Night
Neither too reverential nor too ironic, the nostalgia strikes exactly the right note, a fond fantasy of the past The FT
Twerps Range Anxiety
Great hooks on this fine second album creating cracking indie-pop. Print edition only Uncut
The Dodos Individ
Folkish psych-pop on guitar and drums with deceptively joyous enthusiasm. Print edition only Uncut
Mark Ronson Uptown Special
Recreating a slew of retro-funk styles, the music settles for tasteful reverence. Print edition only Uncut
Punch Brothers The Phosphorescent Blues
An album of fierce ambition and undeniable charm. Print edition only Uncut
Alasdair Roberts Alasdair Roberts
Yet another display of excellence from an artist in consummate control of his art. Print edition only Uncut
Alastair Roberts might be quietly escalating toward Scottish national heritage status. Print edition only Mojo
Indiana No Romeo
Indiana is clearly still experimenting with the boundaries of her sound and the potential is there for something very special in the future music OMH
No Romeo is smart, inventive, thought-provoking pop music, and it deserves to be a hit The Guardian
It could lose a lot of the moody filler clogging up the spaces between the substantial songs The Observer
'No Romeo' may be sweet, but it doesn't leave a lasting impression NME
The major issue for Indiana and her label is that it lacks - despite 'Solo Dancing' coming close - that one really killer tune that will get her playlisted The Digital Fix
Easy to admire, but difficult to truly fall in love with Drowned In Sound
Since we've been around, that is. So, the highest-rated albums from the past six years or so. Rankings are calculated to two decimal places.
D'Angelo And The Vanguard Black Messiah
Frank Ocean Channel Orange
Anaïs Mitchell Hadestown
Kanye West My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy
Deafheaven Sunbather
Sleater-Kinney No Cities To Love
PJ Harvey Let England Shake
My Bloody Valentine mbv
Ry Cooder Pull Up Some Dust And Sit Down
St Vincent St Vincent