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Konrad Kopp (b. Abt. 1778, d. 1880)
Konrad Kopp
was born Abt. 1778 in Pennsylvania
, and died 1880 in Crawford Co., Ohio
. He married
Elizabeth Croninger
on 1805 in Pennsylvania
Notes for
Konrad Kopp
Conrad CUPP
Elizabeth CRONINGER
Husband: Conrad CUPP
Birth: 1778 or bef. 1775, PA
Death: Crawford Co., OH
Military Service: War of 1812: Pvt., Capt. Robert Reid's Co., 2nd Brigade, Denny's Rgmt., Ohio Militia
Brother believed to be: Philip CUPP
Said to be born 1778, but the census indicates earlier.
Conrad is believed to be the brother of Philip CUPP (b. 1784). The evidence, though circumstantial, largely supports this contention. The major sticking point in this scenario is that Philip is said to have been born in Germany and to have come to America as a child, with his parents. But Conrad is said to have been born in PA, which is impossible if Conrad is Philip's older brother.
Marriage said to be: 1805
Transhumance: 1824, said to have moved to Crawford Co., OH
Wife: Elizabeth CRONINGER / GRONINGER / KRONIGER
Baptism: 28 Apr 1782
Death: Crawford Co., OH
Father: Daniel KRONINGER (c1754-c1800)
Mother: Anna Maria __?__
Said to be born in 1782 or 1784, but the census indicate earlier.
Children (data in braces are {year: age, birthplace} from the censuses):
Children said to be those of Conrad & Elizabeth:
. Jacob CUPP, b. 27 Oct 1817, Bloom Twp., Fairfield Co., OH
. Hester Ann CUPP, b. 1820, Pickaway Co., OH {1850: 29, OH; 1860: 39, OH; 1870: 50, OH}
Other children almost certainly Conrad & Elizabeth's:
. Peter CUPP, b. ca. 11 Dec 1800/1/2, PA {1850: nf; 1860: 58, PA}
. Elizabeth Ann CUPP, b. 1805/6, PA {1850: 44, PA}
. Conrad CUPP, b. 1806-1814, OH {1850: nf; 1860: 54, OH; 1870: 59, OH; 1880: 66, OH}
. Julianna/ Julia Anna M. CUPP, b. 23 Feb 1809, Pickaway Co., OH {1850: 42, OH}
Reasons: Peter married Elizabeth SHAFFER, sister of Hester's husband, Jacob SHAFFER. Julia and Hester are living next door to each other in the 1850 census; Julia and Conrad are living next door to each other in the 1840 census. Elizabeth's daughter, Rebecca, was living with Jacob and his wife after the death of Rebecca's father.
Other children who may be Conrad & Elizabeth's:
. Christian CUPP, b. 1800-1810
. Catharine CUPP, b. ca. 1807
. Mary CUPP, b. ca. 1813
. [Ann?] Nancy CUPP, b. May 1815, OH
"Nancy" is the traditional nickname of Ann.
Year Location Event
bef. 1775 or 1778 PA: Westmoreland? [now Fayette?] Co. birth of Conrad CUPP
1783 PA: Fayette Co. formed from Westmoreland Co.
bef. 1775 or 1784 PA: Fayette? Co. birth of Elizabeth CRONINGER
1800 Census
1800-1802 PA birth of son, Peter
1803 Ohio achieves statehood
1805? PA: Fayette? Co. marriage of Conrad CUPP & Elizabeth CRONINGER
1805/6 Pennsylvania to Ohio family moves
1805/6 OH birth of son, Conrad
1808 OH: Delaware Co. formed from Franklin Co.
c1807 birth of daughter, Catharine
1809 OH birth of daughter, Julia Ann
1810 OH: Pickaway Co. formed from Ross, Fairfield, and Franklin Cos.
1810 Census - the 1810 Ohio Census was lost
1813 War of 1812 Pvt. Conrad CUP, Ohio Militia
c1813 birth of daughter, Mary
c1814 OH birth of daughter, Nancy
1817 OH: Fairfield? Co.: Bloom Twp. birth of son, Jacob
1820 OH: Pickaway? Co. birth of daughter, Hester Ann
1820 Census OH: Fairfield Co. Coonrod CUP, head-of-household
1820/24 OH: Marion Co. formed from Delaware Co.
1824 to Crawford Co. family said to have moved
1825 OH: Fairfield Co. Conrod CUP buys two parcels of land
1827 OH: Marion Co. marriage of daughter, Catharine, to Simon VAN HORN
1830 Census can't find
1831 OH: Marion Co. marriage of daughter, Mary, to John FALL
1832 OH: Marion Co. marriage of daughter, Julia Ann, to Peter DUNKLEBARGER
1834 OH: Marion Co. marriage of son, Conrad, to Sarah Ann KESTER
1836 OH: Marion Co. marriage of daughter, Nancy, to Andrew STRAUB
1836 OH: Marion Co. marriage of son, Jacob, to Dorcas SMITH
1840 Census can't find
1842 OH: Delaware Co. marriage of daughter, Hester Ann, to Jacob SHAFFER
1845 OH: Marlborough Twp., Delaware Co., becomes Prospect and Waldo Twps., Marion Co.
1848 OH: Morrow Co. formed from Knox, Marion, Delaware and Richland Cos.
1a. Cynthia Herrin, ed. 1999. Fayette County, Pennsylvania, Vital Records to 1890. Ancestry, Inc., Orem, UT (online at Ancestry.com).
1b. Cynthia Herrin, ed. 1999. Morrow County, Ohio, Vital Records 1830-93. Ancestry, Inc., Orem, UT (online at Ancestry.com). Name: Cupp, Conrad Cruninger, Elizabeth
Birth Date: 1778 1784
Birth Place: Pennsylvania Pennsylvania
Father's Name:
Mother's Name:
Spouse: Elizabeth Cruninger Conrad Cupp
Marriage Date: 1805 1805
Marriage Place: Pennsylvania Pennsylvania
Children: Hester and others Hester and others
Date of Death: before 1880 before 1880
Place of Death: Crawford Co., OH Crawford Co., OH
Occupation: Farmer
1b. LDS. Family Search: Internet Genealogy Service: IGI - International Genealogical Index (online at FamilySearch.org). JACOB CUPP
Birth: 27 Oct 1817, Blum Twp, Fairfield, Ohio
Father: CONRAD CUPP; Mother: ELIZABETH KRONING
Source: [patron submission]
2. Census Index: U.S. Selected Counties, 1810 (Broderbund CD-313): not found, but the 1810 Ohio census was lost (except for Washington Co.).
3. 1820 Census Index and Digital Images (online at Ancestry.com; Image #4 of 7 — mis-indexed as being in Rush Twp.; extracted by Diana Gale Matthiesen):¤• 1820 OH Fairfield Co. Bloom Twp. p. 108A Coonrod Cup 111101-42201-0-100
These data indicate: No. & Sex Age Class Therefore Born Individuals Inferred
1 male 9 or under 1810-1820 = Jacob (b. 1817)
1 male 10-15 1804-1810 = Conrad (b. ca. 1805/6)
1 male 16-18 1801-1804 = ?
1 male 19-25* 1794-1801 = ?
1 male 45 or over in or bef. 1775 = Conrad (b. 1778)
4 females 9 or under 1810-1820 = Hester (b. 1820)
= Nancy (b. ca. 1814)
= Mary (b. ca. 1813)
= Elizabeth (b. 1810-15)
2 females 10-15 1804-1810 = Julia (b. 1809)
= Catharine (b. ca. 1807)
2 females 16-25 1794-1804 = ?
= ?
1 female 45 or over in or bef. 1775 = Elizabeth (b. 1784)
1 person engaged in agriculture
Either Conrad and Elizabeth are older than believed or the enumerator made an error or this is not our family.
4. Census Index: U.S. Selected Counties, 1830 (Broderbund CD-315): no Conrad CUPP (or variations I can think of) on the entire disk.
5. Census Index: U.S. Selected Counties, 1840 (Broderbund CD-316): can't find. There is a much younger Conrad CUPP in Perry Co., OH.
6. Fairfield County, OH, CUPP Grantee Land Records (online at Lynn Cupp's web site): Grantee Grantor Instrument Date Book Page
Conrod CUP John/Mary RITTER Deed 1825 O 84
Conrod CUP Thomas/Lidia CURTS Deed 1825 O 85
Conrad was the earliest CUPP to buy land in the county. The second was Valentine CUPP in 1830.
7. Adjutant General of Ohio. nd. Roster of Ohio Soldiers in the War of 1812. Transcription of 1916 (online at the Ohio Historical Society web site). The text was digitized with OCR (optical character recognition) software and contains the mistakes typical of that process. Roster 7,
p. 33 Pages 189-190.
(Probably from Delaware County.)
Served from July 28, until Sept 6, 1813.
Sergt. _____ Missamore...
Cup, Phillip...
Cupt, Conrad...
Almost certainly, "Cupt" was a mistake in OCR. Philip and Conrad are believed to be brothers — their Sergeant may have been their father-in-law.
8. Anon. 1880. History of Morrow County, Ohio. O.L. Baskin & Co., Historical Publishers, Chicago (online at Heritage Pursuit). On p. 556, under the heading, "Gilead Township": JACOB H. SHAFER, farmer and stock-raiser; P.O. Cardington; was born in Delaware, now Morrow Co., Ohio, about the year 1815, and lived there until he was 25 years of age; he then moved to Marion Co. and farmed there for fourteen years; thence to Cardington, where he followed teaming and farming, until 1868, when he came to his present place, and has lived there since. Nov. 24, 1841, he married Miss Hester Ann Cupp; she was born in Pickaway Co., and moved to Crawford Co., and lived there until she was 17 years old, when she went to Delaware Co., and lived there until her marriage... Mrs. Shafer's parents, Conrad and Elizabeth (Cruninger) Cupp, were natives of Pennsylvania; they married there, and moved to Pickaway Co. at an early day, and in 1824, they moved to Crawford Co., where they died.
9. WorldConnect / Ancestry World Trees (online at RootsWeb.com/Ancestry.com).
1848 OH: Morrow Co. formed from Knox, Marion, Delaware and Richland Cos.
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Konrad Kopp
Died 2: Crawford Co., Ohio.
Residence: Morrow, Ohio.
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Konrad Kopp
Elizabeth Croninger
Marriage: 1805, Pennsylvania.
Children of
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Elizabeth Croninger
Mary Ann Cupp
, b. Abt. 1813, Manheim, Schuylkill Co., Pennsylvania
, d. Aft. 1870, Indiana.
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Murner, a South Oldham sophomore, won the state AA cross country title while leading the Lady Dragons to the team title as well at the Kentucky Horse Park.
Earlier this year, the Oldham County Chamber of Commerce launched a new Web site to encourage Oldham Countians to buy products and utilize services from Oldham County businesses and Chamber members. There are more than 400 businesses in the local Chamber of Commerce and about 1,800 licensed in Oldham County. All are listed on the website, www.whybuyoldhamcounty.com. A significant percentage of those businesses are locally owned and/or managed.
North Oldham vs. Moore
Score: 56-13 North Oldham.
When: Friday.
Where: North Oldham.
It sounds fishy.
A local family is a finalist in a nationwide contest that could bring $100,000 worth of seafood to a local charity and earn a two-night trip to Hollywood for the family.
"If a Man Answers," a comedy spoof about how to keep a man, recently opened at the Little Colonel Playhouse.
Performances are scheduled Friday and Saturday night and also Sunday afternoon.
Directed by Mike Seely the play is based on a novel by Winifred Wolfe and adapted by David Rogers.
Martha and Blaine Labar of Louisville announce the engagement of their son, Christopher Joseph Labar to Erica May Green.
The bride-elect is a graduate of Rowan County High School, the University of Louisville and UofL School of Medicine. She is a resident physician at Kosair Children's Hospital.
Taylor Jordan Smith, a 2008 graduate of Oldham County High School, completed an intense 13-week U. S. Marine Corps boot camp Oct. 17.
She is currently at Camp LeJeune, N.C. for combat training and then will attend intelligence school in Norfolk, Va.
Residents recently participated in a friendly dance-off at the Oldham County YMCA Family Branch. Split into two teams, each met for half an hour each week for five weeks to work on their routine. The practice time culminated in a dance-off earlier this month, where teams were judged on the routine.


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Reference Library is an impeccable blog run by a chap called Andy Beach. It's just about the best collection of cultural obscurities, objects, art, miscellany and curiosities we can imagine. Bookmark it now.
Reference Library is an impeccable blog run by a chap called Andy Beach. It's just about the best collection of cultural obscurities, objects, art, miscellany and curiosities we can imagine. Bookmark it now.
Discussing the "treacherous tide" of the "constantly surging ocean" of the web last year, we looked at the brilliant UK redesign of Wired, a project that wowed pretty much everyone. Now, the US Wired site has also upped its game in its first redesign since 2007, aiming to "create a clean and gratifying experience" through a clutter-free site. We had a chat with editor-in-chief Scott Dadich about designing a site for some very, very digital-savvy readers.
Berlin is awash with incredible posters – in places pasted one on top of the other to the point where thick layers of colourful paper come peeling from lampposts and temporary walls – so it was really only a matter of time before a graphic design aficionado based there started photographing them to share with the rest of the world. Enter Posters of Berlin, a simple but effective blog designed to proclaim the design capabilities of the German city from the rooftops, placing the good, the brilliant and the very very bad all next to one another in a delightfully rich juxtaposition of aesthetics.
Lucien Freud, Kate Moss, Joaquin Phoenix…it reads like that list of dream dinner party guests you have to reel out in awkward "getting to know you" games. But it's more than that: this all-star list is just a sliver of the cast that creative director David James has worked with over the years. David has been creative director at AnOther Magazine for the past decade, creating iconic images with photographers including Craig McDean, Willy Vanderperre and Nick Knight. If you missed out on getting the mags IRL, don't fret: today sees the launch of Everything that Matters – an online retrospective of David's editorial work. It makes for a lovely little scroll, even if it does make us feel pretty old to think that the time that's passed since 2005 is retrospective-worthy.
It took Simon Whybray and Rik Lomas all of 30 seconds (might be an exaggeration, but who's counting?) to pick up on the freshly released mixtape that Drake dropped at midnight on Thursday, whose cover artwork was a scribbled "If You're Reading This Its Too Late," and to turn it into an interactive website which allows you to create your own Drizzy meme. And in accordance with with grammatical errors in the album's title – Drake has no time for apostrophes – the site won't allow you to use any, either. Cue whole Tumblrs full of slurs, chat-up lines and jokes in we're assuming is his handwriting.
Back in 2006, three days before his death, rapper and producer J Dilla released Donuts – a now critically acclaimed album created almost entirely from his hospital bed. Now, nine years on, Amsterdam-based digital studio Cartelle Interactive has launched a rather nuts short film site called The Dilla Dimension in honour of the record, inviting users on a crazy interstellar journey through space, hip-hop and the internet. According to Cartelle Interactive, the film "tells the story of two sugarcoated souls and their psychedelic journey through outer space," soundtracked by Donuts.
Publishers are almost unique in that when it comes to their birthdays they give everybody else a gift, rather than demanding one themselves. Kind eh? Especially in the case of Penguin, which has announced that to celebrate its 80th birthday it will be launching a new range of 80 books, entitled Little Black Classics, to be sold for a mere 80p each. 80p, you cry! That's madness! Well yes. And even more excitingly for some, the series is accompanied by a fun little interactive website, designed by freelance designer Mathieu Triay, which invites readers either to shake their phones or to drag the penguin across their screens in order to discover the titles and quotations from the books included. Whoever claimed that "you can't teach an old dog new tricks" evidently has much to learn from the publishing house, which appears to be getting progressively more exciting with each passing year.
I don't mean to show off, but I've met quite a few Americans, and I often ask them about the creative scene in the USA. More specifically I'm interested in whether it's possible to elucidate any recurring themes or general characteristics in such a huge, diverse country. Most of them, bluntly but politely, say that no, no it's not. What a ridiculous question. Get out my car. So to study American creativity is actually to study its individual outposts, and that's where Wesley Verhoeve's One Of Many project comes in.
Since it began in 1989, record label Warp has been renowned for releasing forward-thinking, brave, and often rather terrifying electronic music, veering determinedly towards the more cerebral end of the spectrum. Its visual sensibilities, too, have always been smart, with the early releases packaged in uniform purple sleeves designed by The Designers Republic (the folk behind the brilliant Perspex packaging for the most recent Aphex Twin release, Syro).
I'd like to think that somewhere a kind critic got drunk one night and confessed to his typographer friend that "presentations of new typefaces can be kind of boring, y'know." If so, we have him to thank for the number of the innovative new projects we've seen this year, as type foundries and designers alike come up with new and ever more intriguing ways to show off new letterforms; from Commercial Type's Showcase site a couple of months back, to this cool film yesterday. Not to mention this ace new minisite by independent foundry Grilli Type.
Websites have come a long way since the days of Space Jam and the like, and in spite of the elaborate things designers are capable of now it's often just a slick scroll and some jazzy illustration that will have you coming back to a site again and again.
We love sites like these: a simple idea, executed brilliantly and contributed-to by a host of fantastic creatives. From Your Desks is a website set up by Kate Donnelly that invites people in the art world to submit photographs of their workspace, which she then accompanies with a short but sweet interview about what they do. Personally, seeing the detritus surrounding someone's desk gives me the same building curiosity as seeing inside their bedroom – it's such an important, personal space and can be surprisingly revealing. There's nearly 350 interviews on Kate's site, and below we've picked a few photographs of the desks of some of our favourite artists including Adrian Tomine, Maya Fuhr, Christoph Niemann and Nat Russell. Enjoy!
Art in Film is the kind of online resource you don't imagine is likely to come in especially handy in your life, but you find yourself scrolling through transfixed anyway. Run on a submissions basis by its curator Martin Cole, the set pulls together every imaginable example of an artwork (real or imaginary) included in film or on TV, from the famous scene at the potter's wheel in Ghost to Lisa admiring Matisse's Cut Outs in The Simpsons.
It's a sad fact of modern life that all this time spent staring at screens in order to communicate has the adverse effect of stopping us from actually communicating at all. Fortunately Miranda July has found a solution; an app which allows other people to deliver your messages face-to-face on your behalf. Sponsored by Miu Miu the app allows you to choose the deliverer of your message and to suggest the manner in which they should do so, for example, "confidently," "longingly," or with air quotes. Even better the actor, writer and artist also created a short film to illustrate just how effectively the app can work, and true to form it's chic, hilarious and actually very touching. The whole process has a hint of that 1990s board game Dream Phone about it too, which is a vibe I'm always delighted to channel.


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Best Dolphin Fort Lauderdale and Palm Beach 2006 - Channing Crowder
Readers' Choice: Jason Taylor
Surprised at this choice? Well, before you start looking for somebody to chop block, think about it for a moment. Crowder was a rookie last season, a lowly third-rounder in the 2005 draft. Why so low? There were questions about his character after having a couple of run-ins with the law at the University of Florida. But the only law broken since he left the Gators was theft -- by the Dolphins for getting Crowder as the 70th pick. In the NFL, Crowder has proven to be more than a standup guy. Forced into more playing time after future Hall of Famer Junior Seau was injured, he stepped up big, and his sturdy play helped turn the team around at midseason. By the end of the year, the rookie was second on the team in tackles. At six-foot-two and 245 pounds, Crowder is a dream linebacker, tough as hell and with a nose for the ball that he was born with. Literally. His dad, Randy Crowder, was a defensive lineman for the Dolphins and Bucs back in the 1970s. Look for big things from the Chan man next year.


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LAPLACE, La. -- St. John Parish deputies believe a potential mass casualty shooting at the disaster relief center in LaPlace was averted thanks to quick action by a state employee and police on the scene.
Investigators say 46-year-old Mark Knight was denied disaster food stamps, stormed out of the center and grabbed an assault rifle from the back of his pick-up truck.
"This AR-15 was locked, loaded, it had one bullet in the chamber, it was off safety and he was ready to go," said St. John Sheriff Mike Tregre.
A worker at the center reportedly saw Knight fumbling with his gun and notified deputies, state police and National Guard MPs on duty at the center.
"We had about 300 to 400 people in the site at the time," said Department of Children and Family Services spokesman Trey Williams. "His gun was loaded. He had additional weapons that he could have gotten."
"The officers converged on the suspect quickly and subdued him without him having the opportunity to use this weapon," said Tregre.
The sheriff showed pictures of what his deputies found when they searched Knight's camper at the Johnny Court off of River Road trailer park.
"When we got there, we opened the door and were greeted with a number of snakes," said Tregre. "I think we collected 13 pythons yesterday at his mobile trailer."
"We saw them carry about 15 or 20 snakes, some really big," said Knight's neighbor at the trailer park Dawn Hernandez. "They told us there were poisonous ones in there and that they would sleep with them. They were roaming free in the house I heard."
Trege said in addition to the snakes, investigators found something else in Knight's trailer that now leads them to believe his actions at the disaster relief center may have been premeditated.
"We have no doubt that he was about to do something that would have probably taken the lives of officers, military and citizens, because and I can tell you this, we did obtain a note and it appears to be a note of last will and testimony at his trailer," he said.
Thursday, deputies added attempted second-degree murder to the list of charges against Knight.
Knight is from Utah and was last employed at the Pepsi plant in St. John. He was out of work at the time of his arrest.
The sheriff said investigators continue to look into his background to determine if he belonged to the Sovereign Citizens.
Some of the suspects arrested in last month's shooting of four St. John deputies had ties to the anti-government movement.


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You may have wondered why in the world I've been so quiet lately. I've been very, very busy repackaging and rezipping kits like a mad woman! Boy did I learn a lot this past couple of weeks about how much I didn't know when I started designing! LOL! Whoda thunk I didn't save the previews for my kits way back in the beginning? Whoda thunk I was so silly when I threw the add on pieces in with the full kit and didn't give it a second thought after a kit released? Whoda thunk it would be like picking a needle out of a haystack to figure out which pieces went in the add on just by looking at the preview? Well, I had a real awakening as I tried to get things ready for a very exciting guest spot this month! While I was at it, I figured I might as well rezip the files for my SNP store as well and remake those previews too. It seemed silly to not do it while I had everything open and changing! LOL! I'm still in the process of reloading the new zips to the SNP store so if a product disappears for a while, it's being reloaded...don't worry. It will be back! I've also added the PSD files to the earlier template packs that didn't include them and changed them all to CU okay! Whoot! It has been a lot of work and I am dying to get back to designing! LOL! I did manage to re-organize my entire Pinterest library while things were uploading and pages were loading (it kind of worked out perfectly for that...there wasn't enough time to go work on something in PS but there was just enough time to edit a pin or two while things were working). Phew! I almost think I did enough organizing this week to count for the whole year, right?! Now to sit back and relax. Ha! I wish! I have kits to make and creative energy to burn! I'm so excited about a new series of kits I'll be releasing this year. More on that later! Okay, okay, enough about me, let's get to the big announcement!
I am so excited to tell you that I will be guesting at Scrapbook Bytes in January! Whoot! And to kick it all off, everything in my store there is 25% off for a week!
I hope to see you there! Stay tuned as I'll have some fun SBB related announcements a little later!
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@JaneAir - That show sounds interesting, I think I might check it out. I took anthropology in college and we didn't get to identify any remains! I took cultural anthropology though, which I feel certain is different than forensic anthropology.
I think bioarchaeology sounds really interesting. I bet we could probably learn a lot more about ancient cultures from studying bones than artifacts. Bones can tell us things for certain like what kind of environment the person lived in and what they did during daily life.
I'm really glad this field has risen in popularity in the last few years!


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LYNDON-Lyndon Institute's Emily Doty has reportedly been sidelined with an ACL injury. According to people close to the situation, Doty will not be able to participate in the winter sports season, and that could impact the Falcons' move to Division I. Not much more is available as of this time, but we will update as soon as possible.
DERBY – A college business plan evolved from a dream to reality as Matt Wright opened his second Sweet Scoops ice cream stand. Six years ago, the first Sweet Scoops was opened at the ice skating shack on the town green next to the junior high school in Derby Center; a second shop has opened in Vergennes. Read Matt's story in Wednesday's edition of The Newport Daily Express for Sept. 4, 2013.
DERBY - The Drift Dusters Snowmobile Club of Derby received the 2012-2013 Vermont Association of Snow Travelers' Snowmobile Club of the Year Award at the Annual Meeting at Jay Peak Resort Aug. 10. The award is given to the club that demonstrated excellence during the 2012-2013 Snowmobile Season. It is the highest award given by VAST annually. For more of this story, read Wednesday's edition of The Newport Daily Express for Sept. 4, 2013.
NEWPORT–The 2013 North Country Cross Country team is looking get out of the gates a little earlier than they have in past seasons. Traditionally the Falcons have not been very aggressive in the early going, using a more gradual, progressional style of seasonal maturation. This season, head Coach Chris Shaffer will have his team at the Essex Invitational this weekend, and he believes that being at the event will help his team in the long run.
Martin–– Donald I., 86, joined the Lord and his lifetime love and partner, Florence Martin, on September 1, 2013. For the full obituary see Tuesday's Express.
Daniels–– William Ray, 66, of Newport, Vermont passed away suddenly at home on August 21, 2013. For the full obituary see Tuesday's Express.


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My book As One Devil to Another, a Fiendish Correspondence in the Tradition of C. S. Lewis' The Screwtape Letters, is dedicated in homage to C. S. Lewis, whom I regard as my master, and the great man of letters of the twentieth century. My journey with Lewis continues still, my debt to him as great as one man may incur to another. It is from Lewis I have learned almost everything I know about almost everything that matters.


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The Truth Behind President Obama's Attack on Success
Last Friday, President Obama gave a speech in Roanoake, VA in which he excoriated business owners and the "successful" for their rampant greed and confronted them with the truth about how they built their businesses. The short answer? They didn't build a darned thing. We built it for them. And by "we", Barack Obama means "the government".
There are a lot of wealthy, successful Americans who agree with me — because they want to give something back. They know they didn't — look, if you've been successful, you didn't get there on your own. You didn't get there on your own. I'm always struck by people who think, well, it must be because I was just so smart. There are a lot of smart people out there. It must be because I worked harder than everybody else. Let me tell you something — there are a whole bunch of hardworking people out there. (Applause.)
If you were successful, somebody along the line gave you some help. There was a great teacher somewhere in your life. Somebody helped to create this unbelievable American system that we have that allowed you to thrive. Somebody invested in roads and bridges. If you've got a business — you didn't build that. Somebody else made that happen. The Internet didn't get invented on its own. Government research created the Internet so that all the companies could make money off the Internet.
This is, of course, a rip-off of famous 1/32 Cherokee Indian Senatorial Candidate Elizabeth Warren's statement that "the rest of us" paid for the roads on which the rapacious captains of industry move their goods.
Not only is it a rip-off, but it's also bog-standard left-wing cant and nonsense on stilts. Yes, the President was wrong, and I'll give you some numbers in just a moment to prove it, but he was also boring. What he said is what progressives have said for more than a century. It wasn't true in Soviet Russia, in Nazi Germany, in fascist Italy, in poor and oppressed Cuba, or in starving and shivering North Korea. It has not been true anywhere nor at any time. Free markets bring innovation, health, and prosperity for any who will work hard enough to get it. Collectivism brings stultification, sickness, and desperate want for everyone. Everything our government builds in this country, from roads to schools, we pay for. The beauty of our system of government is that we all pitch in to pay for the things we all find worthy of our money. Now, that system has been perverted horribly, mostly by those of Barack Obama's ilk who demand we pay for things they find worthy of our money but not theirs, but that doesn't mean the system is bad. We simply need to readjust it by tossing the would-be totalitarians out of office and voting in people who believe in limited and responsible government and will fight for it every day they are in office.
But let me examine a couple of the President's contentions and bring some numbers to the game.
Barack Obama said that "someone" built the roads and bridges and Internet and he's right. Someone surely did, and that someone, thanks to our progressive income tax system, was a rich person. The latest data from the CBO show that the wealthiest one percent pays more than 22 percent of all income taxes — the money that builds all the infrastructure that "helped" them get rich. In fact, they pay a larger share in taxes than they earn of the total wealth. In other words, even if the government acted the way Barack Obama says it does, "millionaires and billionaires" pay more into our government than they get out of it. That number holds true for the richest 20 percent, which includes incomes as low as $273,000 a year — the area where you will find nearly every small business owner. They paid almost 70 percent of all income taxes despite earning only 50 percent of all income.
If anything, Barack Obama ought to thank the top 20 percent for paying far more of their fair share of taxes and for allowing the poorest among us (who paid less than three-tenths of one percent of the income taxes) to use the infrastructure they largely built. Imagine what our nation — and your tax bill — would be if we didn't take far more from the rich than we do from the middle or lower classes. Imagine the condition of our roads and schools or how many fewer fire stations and police officers we'd have.
While I'm here, let me say one thing about police services and the rich. The city of Chicago, from whence our exalted President hailed and which is run to this very day by a deeply-entrenched Democratic political machine, just racked up its 259th murder this year. Few, if any, of those crimes happened in the wealthiest Chicago neighborhoods like, say, the Kenwood neighborhood in which Barack Obama has his home. Each one of those crimes use more police resources than usual, cost more in salary and overtime, and require more people per case. The wealthy don't demand from the police nearly what they pay in taxes. What do you think would happen if they did?
The wealth of "millionaires and billionaires" doesn't merely build government infrastructure, though. It also pours into charitable causes in vast amounts. According to the Congressional Budget Office, in 2008 the very wealthiest among us — those who made more than $500,000 a year, which is less than one percent of the population — accounted for 24 percent of all charitable giving (pdf link). Those who made over $100,000 — 13 percent of all wage earners — ponied up 58 percent of the money donated to charity. So not only do "the rich" pay more than their share for the government but they also give lavishly to provide for those failed by the government's gargantuan entitlement programs.
President Obama is wrong. We have no cause to demand thanks from the successful. We should not demand more from them, not when they give so much, willingly and unwillingly. "The rich" pay far more than their own freight every single year, and they always have. "Millionaires and billionaires", who in reality are "hundred-thousandaires and five hundred-thousandaires" bear the lion's share of the cost of our roads, bridges, police, and fire stations even though they use less of all of them than the rest of us. When the President said "somebody" built roads and bridges, he's talking about the wealthiest among us, even though that's not who he means.
The President's speech was an attack on the foundation of rugged individualism that has always supported this country, the foundation on which our greatness was built from the very beginning. Barack Obama wants us to live in an America of his imagining — a magical land of perfect equality where the laws of economics and human nature do not apply, where everyone gets his own unicorn and the only ones who have to pay are the mythical "rich", who toil endlessly to provide for us all without complaint. That, folks, is not America. Heck, it's not anywhere in the real world.
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Newton's Third Law
On those rare occasions when the press exerts itself, action is met by an equal and opposite reaction:
After a visit by Attorney General Eric Holder to the Justice Department Voting Section yesterday, a reporter attempting to ask Holder questions about the visit was threatened by one of Holder's bodyguards. Holder was visiting the Voting Section of the DOJ to pose for photographs with the attorneys who will be enforcing federal election law over the last two weeks of the presidential campaign.
The photos are expected to be delivered to the staff with a personalized note from the attorney general.
"Mr. Attorney General, do you think is appropriate to be taking pictures with DOJ lawyers who will be enforcing election laws during President Obama's reelection?" Schoffstall asks Holder, who was just inches away. "Do you think that is appropriate Mr. Holder?"
After Schoffstall's questions are ignored, and Holder is in the SUV, an unidentified uniformed security officer in Holder's detail aggressively confronts and threatens Schoffstall.
"Hey sir, they gonna be nice to you, I'm not," says the officer, as he shunts Schoffstalll backwards across the public sidewalk on G Street.
"This is a public sidewalk," Schoffstall insists. After shunting Schoffstall backwards off the sidewalk, the officer says, "It's not a public sidewalk now; you're standing on federal government property."
As you can see from all the passersby in the video, it is clearly a public sidewalk. And why the AG is rallying the troops is a good question!
I don't begrudge bodyguards keeping their charges safe—which is what the suits were doing. The goon who threatened the reporter went way beyond that.
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Winter Semester MedEd: Cardiology
Written by Mallory A. on 01/15/2015Wednesday, March 4th from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Program Director, Joshua Herbert, MD, Darien Library, Stamford Hospital, YWCA Darien Norwalk, and the Darien YMCA, cordially invite the public to attend this five week series of lectures that mimic the structure of the medical school experience. Each night will focus on one topic and cover the anatomy, function, common disease states, and available treatments. The physicians are board certified in their area of speciality and leaders in their fields.
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The circuit that will be extra designed and built for DTM partially takes the drivers of the three premium-car manufacturers Audi, BMW and Mercedes-Benz racing right along the river bank.
Gary Paffet finished 9th under extremely wet conditions at Hockenheim yesterday.
Gary Paffett: "I need to congratulate Mike Rockenfeller on winning the DTM championship title. He drove a fantastic season and earned the title."
Gary Paffett (EURONICS Mercedes AMG C-Coupé) secures points-scoring finish at penultimate race of the season in Zandvoort.
Gary Paffett (EURONICS Mercedes AMG C-Coupé) in grid position twelve for start of season's penultimate race.
Gary Paffett: "It was a really special race being my 100th DTM start and I'm just grateful I didn't crash out after the first lap!"
Gary Paffett (EURONICS Mercedes AMG C-Coupé) secures sixth place in his 100th DTM race.
Gary Paffett (EURONICS Mercedes AMG C-Coupé) set to compete in his 100th DTM race at Oschersleben.
Not an ordinary race for Mercedes as the DTM reaches Oschersleben
Gary Paffett: "It was a really frustrating weekend..."
Fourth podium for Mercedes Junior Christian Vietoris (DTM Mercedes AMG C-Coupé).
Gary Paffett best-placed championship contender on grid; Four DTM Mercedes AMG C-Coupés in Top 8.
Augusto Farfus and Marco Wittmann on the front row of the grid in the Eifel.
Next up on the DTM calendar will be the Nürburgring, Germany on 18th August. This will be the seventh of the 10 races this season.
The Audi driver crossed the finish line after 74 laps with an advantage of 1.303 seconds over his fellow Audi driver Mattias Ekström.
Gary Paffett (EURONICS Mercedes AMG C-Coupé) is third in drivers' standings after clinching fifth place in the race.
Four DTM Mercedes AMG C-Coupé drivers in Top 10 of grid line-up on DTM debut at Moscow Raceway.
Ex-Formula 1 driver Ralf Schumacher and Vitaly Petrov get fans in mood for DTM debut on the new 2.555km race track on outskirts of Russian capital.
Paffett is fifth in the Championship with 47 points. His next race will be at the Moscow Raceway in Russia from the 3-4 August.
Robert Wickens (STIHL Mercedes AMG C-Coupé) secures first DTM victory at Norisring. Toto Wolff: "Following the stewards' decision, I would wish to congratulate Robert on his maiden DTM victory."
DTM Norisring was a wild race after the race, the stewards were kept busy.
Five of the six Mercedes-Benz drivers in top ten on grid.
The Audi A5 DTM, the BMW M3 DTM and the DTM Mercedes AMG C-Coupé thrilled the fans right away.
Race 5 of the 2013 DTM season takes place at the Norisring in Nuremberg on the weekend of 13th/14th July. Mercedes-Benz celebrates 25 years of contesting the series since it first entered a works team in 1988.
British racer Gary Paffett celebrated Sunday's DTM victory at the Lausitzring and handed Mercedes-Benz their 150th series win.
After 52 laps, the 2005 DTM champion, Gary Paffett, crossed the finish line as the buoyant winner.
Lausitzring hosts fourth race of 2013 DTM season on the weekend of 15th - 16th June. VfB design proves popular with fans: Pascal Wehrlein continues in VfB Mercedes AMG C-Coupé.
After a difficult qualifying session on Saturday, Gary Paffett would have been satisfied with a top six result on home soil.
Robert Wickens: "After 98 extremely tiring laps, I had to sprint down the full length of the pit lane to the podium ceremony!"
Not only did Audi's Mike Rockenfeller take the DTM victory on the Brands Hatch circuit but he also is the new series points leader.
Pole winner's BMW M3 failed post-qualifying technical inspection! Audi driver Mike Rockenfeller inherits pole.
The DTM racers were very close in qualifying on the Brands Hatch 1.929 kilometres long track
The first race of the season covers 42 laps and 192.108 kilometres and starts on Sunday at 13:30 hrs (CET).
The second day of the four day test on the 2.977 Circuit de Catalunya a Mercedes driver again on the top of the timesheets.
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Reliance Industries: Subdued outlook on core businesses
Investment Analysis:
Reliance Industries reported lower than estimated 3QFY12 EBITDA at Rs72.9b (-24% y-o-y, -26% q-o-q) led by (1) Lower GRM at USD6.8/bbl (est of USD7.7/bbl), (2) Lower petchem EBIT at Rs21.6b (est of Rs22.1b) led by lower margins and (3) lower E&P EBIT at Rs12.9b (v/s est of 14.8b) led by higher than expected depletion. Impact of higher than expected D,D&A at Rs25.7b (v/s est of Rs24.8b) and interest cost at Rs6.9b (v/s est of Rs6.5b) was compensated by higher other income at Rs17.2b (v/s est of Rs13.5b) resulting in PAT at Rs44.4b (-14% y-o-y and -22% q-o-q). Other income contribution to PBT reached 30% in 3QFY12.
-RIL to buyback upto 120m shares (3.7% of outstanding equity and 7% of free float): RIL board has approved share buyback upto 120m shares from open market at price not exceeding Rs870/sh (17% premium to previous day closing of announcement on Jan 18) and aggregate amount not exceeding Rs104.4b.
-Operational Update: RIL's reported GRM at USD6.8/bbl (v/s est of USD7.7/bbl) resulted in a USD1.1/bbl discount to regional benchmark Reuters Singapore GRM of USD7.9/bbl in 3QFY12. Exports help to prevent volume decline in petchem EBIT. KG-D6 production (D1/D3+MA1 fields) was in-line at 41mmscmd (v/s 45.3mmscmd in 2QFY12) and currently is at ~38mmscmd.
-Cutting FY12/FY13 estimates by 6%/8%: Motilal Oswal cut their FY12/FY13 EPS by 6% and 8% to factor in the (1) lower GRM at USD8.6/8.2/bbl (earlier at USD9.2/9.4/bbl), (2) lower KG-D6 gas production at 43/35mmscmd (v/s earlier 43.5/38mmscmd) which is partly compensated by revised RsUSD at 48/50 (v/s earlier 47.7/48).
Valuation and view: In the context of RIL's recent investments in non-core businesses which are yet to provide any clarity on the returns, Motilal Oswal believe that the buyback is the best possible option to deploy surplus cash. They expect the buyback offer will provide the support to near term stock performance in the midst of uncertain/subdued outlook on its core businesses. On FY13E basis, the stock trades at 11.5 times FY13E adj. EPS of Rs69.1 and EV/EBITDA of 7.5 times. They maintain Neutral with a SOTP based target price of Rs841/sh (earlier at Rs896/sh) due to concerns on RoE reaching sub-14%, falling KG-D6 volumes and increased share (75%) of cyclical refining and petchem businesses.
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Dean Lewis has appeared on Last Comic Standing "Season 5," the Ellen DeGeneres Show, and he is the Wendy's Clean Comedy Challenge 2007 winner. Dean also earned an EMMY for comedy writing on the show, "DFW 10." Dean has been performing stand-up comedy since 1989, has sold material to such comedy powerhouses as Jay Leno, and starred in the independent film, "Shtickmen," the award-winning mockumentary about life as a stand-up comedian, for which Dean won the Outstanding Achievement In Screen Writing Award at Visionfest 2003.
With over two decades in the business, performances all over the globe, numerous awards and credits, Dean Lewis shares his expertise and his craft by leading one of the most noted comedy workshops in America.
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Landon Kirksey is a graduate of The Second City Conservatory in Chicago. While there, he wrote and performed in several original sketch revues including Homeless Revolution, Vancab, and Big Time Tonight. He also performed in multiple improv teams and did shows all over the city, including at the famed ImprovOlympic, and at Chicago comedy institutions The Lincoln Lodge, and Chicago Underground Comedy. Landon currently performs and teaches improvisation at Four Day Weekend in Fort Worth. When not doing comedy, Landon plays harmonica in the rock and roll band The 1969′s. He is represented by the Kim Dawson Agency. Landon performs with: Pavlov's Dogs and Victory Point
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Chelsea Hood is a Chicago native who began her comedy career in Dallas, TX. In her first year of comedy she quickly climbed the ranks and advanced to the Semi-Finals in The Funniest Comic in Texas Competition and has not touched the brakes since. She was recently featured in the Dallas Morning News as a comic aiming to close the gender gap in this male dominated industry, and was quoted as "winning big laughs, and not just from the women." Before expanding her career to include stand-up and sketch comedy, Chelsea lead numerous children's theater productions and children's improvisation workshops. The children's workshop will end with a grand performance for the parents. Lil' Kids Workshop ages 5-7 9am-noon Big Kids Workshop ages 8-10 1pm-4pm *light snack included.
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The World of the ancient Egyptian Gods |
Related articles: Ra - the Sun God, Anubis the God of Death, The Egypt God Amon-Re, The Egyptian Goddess Isis, Horus the Egyptian Falcon God, God Osiris, Seth the Egyptian God. The mighty nation of ancient Egypt was ruled by pharaohs and the pharaohs sat on the throne at the behest of the Egyptian gods-or so believed the masses. This belief was so strong in ancient Egypt that throughout the nation's tumultuous history various pharaohs would stop at nothing to insure the public believed they had received the divine right to rule from the ancient Egyptian gods themselves. One pharaoh, a female nonetheless, even went so far as to concoct a wild story to insure her subjects saw her as divinely appointed by Hatshepsut. Except for a brief period of time when Akhenaten tried to instill a monotheistic dedication to one god, the nation was ruled by numerous Egyptian gods and goddess. Ancient Egyptian Gods GoddessesEgyptian mythology was so complex and interrelated that much attention was given to the Egyptian gods family tree and the Egyptian gods names. It was quite common to see gods become one with another god as well as to be known by many Egyptian gods names. During the three thousand year history of the polytheistic religion of Egypt was comprised of a very complex system of Egyptian gods and goddesses. To name the Egyptian gods in totality would be quite lengthy. Below is a brief discussion of some of the more well known Egyptian gods. The Egypt god Amon-Re is an amalgamation of two separate gods who became combined in the city of Thebes, where the pharaohs lived and ruled. He was primarily considered to be the god of the pharaohs and represented wind, fertility and secrets.
Horus the Egyptian falcon god is known by many names throughout Egypt, however he is most commonly associated with the falcon. He is believed to have been the son on Osiris and Isis the goddess of magic. One of the most well known symbols associated with Egypt is the Eye of Horus; which symbolized power. Seth the Egyptian god is also referred to as Setekh and Set. He was associated with war and strength, storms and deserts. He was often believed to be in conflict with Horus Egyptian falcon god. At various times throughout the history of Egypt, the two deities vied for popularity and power among the Egyptian people. Isis the goddess of magic, was also considered to be the goddess of fertility. One of the most famous legends involving Isis putting the body of her husband back together after he was killed by Seth the Egyptian god, impregnating herself with his body and giving birth to their son Horus Egyptian falcon god.
Among all the ancient Egyptian gods Anubis is the one who was chosen to be the god of death and dying. He is also considered to be the god of the underworld. His image is often seen as the guardian of tombs and the bodies held within. Sobek Ancient Egyptian crocodile gods are quite prominent within Egyptian mythology. Sobek, is one of the most well known Egyptian gods associated with the crocodile. He is usually seen either completely as a crocodile or as a combination between human form and crocodile, symbolizing the strength of the Egyptian pharaohs. |


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TDOT officials met with Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero and Knox Co. Mayor Tim Burchett to update them on the status of the Henley (Street) Bridge project. During the meeting, TDOT Commissioner John Schroer said that the bridge is not scheduled to reopen to traffic until Feb. 28, 2014.
Mayor Rogero's office released the following statement:
"I am extremely disappointed that the Henley Bridge opening will be delayed, and I continue to be very concerned about the impact on Chapman Highway businesses and South Knoxville residents," Mayor Rogero said. "I appreciate Commissioner Schroer's meeting with me and Mayor Burchett to explain why this delay is necessary."
Mayor Rogero and other City officials will remain in close contact with Commissioner Schroer for the duration of the project. The City will also continue to maintain its South Knox Is Open website, at www.southknoxisopen.com, to encourage support for businesses affected by the bridge closing.
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Two-time world champion Eunice Barber, who turned 38 in November, announced on Tuesday that she will make her comeback to the track in the upcoming indoor season.
"I am very excited to announce that I will be competing in the 2013 indoor season," she wrote on her website.
Barber won the world heptathlon title in 1999 and won long jump gold at the 2003 world championships.
She has not taken part in competition since 2010, although only an injury prevented her from returning last year.
Now she is expected to participate at a meeting in Eaubonne in the Paris suburbs on Thursday.
"I can't wait to measure myself against the other competitors and enjoy myself.
"I am in good shape mentally and physically, but now my performances will do the talking," added Barber, who was born in Sierra Leone but obtained French nationality in 1999.
Apart from Eaubonne, she has not yet confirmed what other events she will take part in this season.
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Recently the Federal Department of Education released new Student Pell Grant Eligibility Limits. These limits apply to all Pell Grant recipients, regardless of when you first began receiving Pell Grant funds. Are you close to reaching your lifetime Pell Grant limit? It's possible! If you are a Pell Grant recipient, we recommend that you review our financial aid checklist and contact the Financial Aid Office if you can answer YES to any of the following:
You attended college a few years ago but never finished and had to leave. Now you're back and able to finish. | YES | NO |
You've attended GCC for 3 semesters but are still not sure when you will graduate. | YES | NO |
You're at GCC under Fresh Start. | YES | NO |
You've changed your major at least one time. | YES | NO |
You've had to appeal your financial aid status at least once in the past. | YES | NO |
You work hard to keep your GPA above 3.0; this means that you decided to withdraw from a few classes that were too hard or stressful. | YES | NO |
You've been on Academic Suspension or Probation in the past. | YES | NO |
You've finished the prerequisites for the ADN program, but you're on the waitlist, so you're enrolled in a few classes until you can get into the program. |
If any of the above situations is TRUE, you should schedule an appointment to speak with a financial aid counselor to determine your remaining eligibility, especially if you plan to transfer to a four-year college or university.
How can I see my Lifetime Eligibility Used (LEU) percentage?
You are now able to log on to the National Student Loan Data System (NSLDS) Student Access Web site using your Federal Student Aid PIN and view your LEU. The LEU will be found on the Financial Aid Review page.
How can I learn more about Pell Grants?
For more information about Pell Grants and how much you might receive in a year, visit the Federal Department of Education's Pell Grant page. If you have questions regarding your Pell Grant or the LEU, you can contact the financial aid office.
All Pell Grant Recipients are responsible for knowing their LEU. The Financial Aid Office will notify students who have reached their Pell Grant Limit (600%).
More information will follow in the upcoming months. In the meantime, if you have questions, please contact us. Our office is opened Monday through Thursday from 8:30am – 5pm, and closes at 4pm on Fridays.