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by lilbees » 15 Oct 2012, 18:48
by erudita74 » 15 Oct 2012, 19:29
lilbees wrote:Okay, I have had this guy dead for sometime. He had maintained not only his marriage from 1872 but also has another family on the side. Now I come across a record where he reports a birth of a brother's child. Not bad! But, he was supposed to be dead in 1881 and this birth takes place in 1885.
Here are what I thought were his death information.
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Can someone look at these and let me know for sure what they say. His wife remarried in 1885.
by lilbees » 15 Oct 2012, 22:21
by erudita74 » 15 Oct 2012, 22:43
lilbees wrote:The answer to your question is that there was only one Ambrogio in that area. I have gone through the records from 1862 to 1910. I have the records for his father, Lucio and his siblings. There were five other children that Ambrogio fathered. All to the same woman, Concetta Marino. In the first few records of birth she is listed as celib not spouse. All were from her age of 17. These all occurred during his marriage to Giovanna. I questioned all this so much that I wrote to Lercara and had them do a search (which they have done for me in the past) for any other individual by that name or with that family name. Only one. That was why I was so startled to see his name appear on the death record of the child. Since there was another Francesca born in 1882 and died in 1883 that he had fathered with Concetta. No marriage record occurred at any time for her until 1886.
Final answer, who knows???????? Just an old mystery.
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The Church is an "expert in humanity" according to the insightful words of the Fathers of the last great Council of the Church. She "walks the way of the person". That means you and me. The Church, as a mother, invites us to live the rhythm of the liturgical year in order to help us walk into a deeper encounter with the Lord. That encounter lies at the heart of Catholic Christian faith.
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Christians believe in a linear timeline in history. There is a beginning and an end, a fulfillment, which is, in fact, a new beginning. Time is heading somewhere. We reject the sad concept, even present in some other religious traditions, that time is a tyrant entrapping us into an endless cycle which must be broken.
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The question we should ask ourselves at this time is what are we doing with time? Do we choose to mark time by the great events of the Life, Death and Resurrection of Jesus Christ? The final Sunday of the Year, the Feast of Christ the King, is the day when we are invited to commemorate His sovereignty over all men, women and children.
Jesus Christ has come, He is coming and He will come again! Jesus Christ is Lord of All, including time. No sooner than we have celebrated the last Sunday of the Year, the feast of Christ the King, we celebrate the First Sunday of Advent, and begin the time of preparation for the great Feast of the Nativity of Our Savior.
We are moving forward and toward His loving return. The Church, to use the beautiful imagery of the early Christian fathers, was birthed from the wounded side of the Savior on the Cross at Calvary's hill. We are being recreated in and through Him. We have been espoused to Him forever. He is the bridegroom and we are the bride. He will return for us in the great culmination of all time.
Our Catholic liturgical year follows a rhythmic cycle which points us toward beginnings and ends. In doing so, it emphasizes a important truths that can only be grasped through faith. This Sunday is the last Sunday in the Western Church year.
Our Catholic faith and its Liturgical practices proclaim to a world hungry for meaning that Jesus Christ is the "Alpha", (the first letter of the Greek alphabet) and the "Omega" (the last letter), the beginning and the end. He is the Giver, the Governor and the fulfillment of all time. In Him the whole world is being made new and every end is a beginning.
Our Liturgical seasons of our Church present a way to receive time as a continual gift and change the way we actually live our daily lives. Our choice to celebrate them helps us to grow in the life of grace as we say "yes" to their invitations.
They invite us to walk in a new way of life which becomes infused with supernatural meaning; to enter into the mystery of living in the Church as the New World and thereby become leaven for an age which has lost its soul.
Human beings have always marked time by significant events. The real question is not whether we will mark time, but how we will mark time? What events and what messages are we proclaiming in our calendaring? What are we saying with our lives in this increasingly barren age which needs the witness of God's loving plan?
For the Christian, time is not meant to be a tyrant, ruling over us. Nor is the passing of time to be experienced as an enemy, somehow stealing our youth and opportunity. Rather, time is meant to become a companion, a friend and a teacher, instructing us; offering us a series of invitations to allow the Lord to truly become our King by reigning in our daily lives.
Our conscious awareness of time makes it a path along which the redemptive loving plan of a timeless God is revealed and received. In Christ, time is now given back to us as a gift. It offers us a field of choice and a path to holiness and human flourishing.
As we view time with this lens of faith, we discover that life is a pilgrimage to Life. The Lord invites us, beginning now, to participate in His loving plan through His Son Jesus to recreate the entire cosmos. Time becomes the road along which this loving plan of redemption proceeds.
Those Baptized into Jesus Christ continue His redemptive mission until he returns to establish His Reign. We do this by living in His Body, the Church, and drawing the whole world into the New World beginning now. The Church is, in one of the early father's favorite descriptions, that "New World".
This new family of the Church was then sent on mission, when, after the Resurrection, Jesus breathed His Spirit into them at Pentecost. In our celebration of a Church Year, we not only remember the great events of the Life, ministry and Mission of the Lord, we also celebrate the life and death of our family members, the Saints, who have gone on before us, in the worlds of the Liturgy, "marked with the sign of redemption" as we pray in the Liturgy.
They are models and companions for the journey of life and are our great intercessors; that "great cloud of witnesses" (Hebrews 12:1) whom the author of the letter to the Hebrews extols. This is the heart of understanding the "communion of saints".
As St. Paul reminded the Roman Christians, not even death separates us any longer. (Romans 8:38, 39) They will welcome us into eternity. However, from that eternal now, living in the Communion of love, they now help us along the daily path of time through both their example and their prayer.
As we progress through liturgical time we are invited to enter into the great events of faith. So, on this last week of the year, through our readings and liturgical prayer, we are invited to reflect on the "last things"- death, judgment, heaven and hell. We do so in order to change, to be converted; to enter more fully into the Divine plan. The Western Church year ends.
On the Feast of Christ the King we celebrate the full and final triumph and return of the One through whom the entire universe was created - and in whom it is being "recreated" - and by whom it will be completely reconstituted and handed back to the Father at the "end" of all time. That end will mark the beginning of a timeless new heaven and a new earth when "He will wipe every tear from their eyes, and there shall be no more death." (Revelations 21:4).
As we move from one Church year to the next, we also move along in the timeline of the human life allotted to each one of us. We age. The certainty of our own death is meant to illuminate our life and the certainty of the end of all time is meant to illuminate its purpose and culmination in Christ. For both to be experienced by faith we must truly believe in Jesus Christ, the beginning and the end.
When we do, death can become, as we move closer to it, a second birth. Francis of Assisi prayed these words in his most popular prayer "it is in dying that we are born to eternal life." He referred to death as a "sister" implying that he had a relationship with it. So too did all the great heroes our Church, the saints. So can we, that is if we choose to walk the way of living faith, immersed in the life of grace.
With a few exceptions, Christians celebrate the death of Saints because death is not an end but the beginning of an eternal life with God. In the final book of the Bible we read: "Here is what sustains the holy ones who keep God's commandments and their faith in Jesus. I heard a voice from heaven say, "Write this: Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord from now on." "Yes," said the Spirit, "let them find rest from their labors, for their works accompany them."
"Then I looked and there was a white cloud, and sitting on the cloud one who looked like a son of man, with a gold crown on his head and a sharp sickle in his hand. Another angel came out of the temple, crying out in a loud voice to the one sitting on the cloud, "Use your sickle and reap the harvest, for the time to reap has come, because the earth's harvest is fully ripe. So the one who was sitting on the cloud swung his sickle over the earth, and the earth was harvested." (Revelations 14: 12-15)
As the Apostle John recorded in that Revelation he received on the Island of Patmos, our "use" of time is meant to bear good fruit. We are called to bear a harvest which will accompany us into eternity. It will - if we have an intimate relationship with the One who both gives and governs time.
Time is the opportunity for the Christian to bear that "fruit that remains" to which Jesus referred: "It was not you who chose me, but I who chose you and appointed you to go and bear fruit that will remain, so that whatever you ask the Father in my name he may give you. This I command you: love one another" (St. John 15: 16, 17).
We are the ones who decide whether we use time for the bearing of good fruit or allow it to become a tyrant who frightens us as we fruitlessly try to resist his inevitable claim on our perceived youth. This act of choosing rightly, daily, helps us to develop a disposition; a way of living that involves the proper exercise of our human freedom aided by grace.
When time is perceived as a gift from God and welcomed as an opportunity for bearing the fruits of love and holiness, we learn to receive it in love and perceive it as a field of choice and an environment for holiness. We choose to fill our lives with love and pour ourselves out for the God of love. When we live this kind of life, Jesus can find a home within us from which He can continue His redemptive mission, in time.
The ancients were fond of a Latin phrase "Carpe Diem", which literally means "Seize the day." For we who are living in communion in Christ Jesus, that phrase can take on a whole new meaning. We always journey toward the "Day of the Lord", when He will return as King.
We should seize that day as the reference point for all things on this last week of the year and the Feast of Christ the King. We can live our lives as though His day is the milestone and marker for all that we do, revealing the path along which we become new, beginning now - because it is.
Almost two thousand years ago the ancient Greek writer, Seneca, wrote: "It is not that we have so little time, but that we have wasted so much of it" St. Paul wrote to Greek Christians, centuries later in Ephesus: "Look carefully then how you walk, not as unwise men (and women) but as wise making the most of the time." (Ephesians 5: 15ff).
As we consider the timeline of God's unfolding plan, the redemption of the whole cosmos, the God who gives and governs time, invites us to re-dedicate ourselves to living differently on this great Feast. We are to live as though time really does matter.
We are invited by grace to give ourselves away for others; to imitate the One who gave Himself for the entire human race. We are invited to pour ourselves out as Jesus did for us. If we live life this way, when we face Him on that final day, we will do so with our arms full of gifts borne in time. These gifts will have paved the way for eternity.
I suggest that it is no coincidence that the Feast of Christ the King and the last week of the year pass through the "secular" Feast of Thanksgiving. There is no separation for the believer between the secular and the Sacred. In the great event of the Incarnation and the fullness of the Paschal Mystery, all is made new.
We do not bring God into time; He is the Creator of time. In the mystery of the Incarnation, the Eternal Word through whom the universe was created entered into time to re-create it from within! We are invited by grace to come to acknowledge this mystery and then receive his creature time as a gift, a good, to be given back to Him through living our lives in Christ for the sake of the world.
Thanksgiving is a great Feast made even fuller in meaning for the believing and practicing Christian. The word "Eucharist" means Thanksgiving. Now we are called to walk through this last week of the year and reflect on the Kingship of Jesus Christ.
Then, we will walk along the way of faith into the new Liturgical season, Advent. We are invited to prepare ourselves and the world of our own time ready for the final coming of Christ the King. On this last week of the Church Year, let us remember that every end is a beginning - because in Christ the King, Thanksgiving and Advent become a way of life.
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Opensuse 12.2 seemed like too much of a hybrid of old and new systems, such as systemd being introduced but only being used in parallel with the old sysvinit which retained control of many functions of the process. There are other examples of similar 'transitions' with multiple systems governing a single process.
Opensuse 12.3 will be most greatly appreciated if it completes this transition of these many new technologies leaving a stable and coherent base on which to build.
Chief amongst this bifurcated and inconsistent systems is package updating, specifically, the fact that suse has two largely separate systems for the process that conflict with each other:
This needs to be sorted out, leaving one coherent system to govern the package update process!
When the solution for this problem is being pondered it needs to weigh in the requirments of the new apper/appstream based opensuse app-store that really needs to finally arrive with 12.3:
Lots of fine work has been done to create the prerequisites of an opensuse app-store, not least of which was changes to packagekit i believe, now is the time to see the fruits of that labour.
With that said, other updates I like to see from opensuse 12.3 in march are; KDE 4.10, kernel 3.7, further Owncloud integration, and a green opensuse theme.
Looking forward to it.
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Hmm, a Software Center... Well, good luck with that. It would be worthless to me, but new users would definitely appreciate one. (Also, "App Store" is a poor name, as nothing is sold there, and also copyright.)
The problem isn't with packagekit, the problem is with Apper. Removing apper cures the issue. You do not have to uninstall Packagekit as there is nothing to call on it if you remove apper. If you have been with openSUSE long enough you should also remember that their various attempts at having a applet check updates and tie up the system extends well back for years and years and well before PackageKit was even implemented and as far back as 9.3 when they were using redcarpet.If you don't beleive me look at the huge number of threads on the forums, the bug trackers and the mailing lists!
Ok moderator go stick your head back in the Fedora kool-aide.
My computer is triple boot. Windows (for very rare occasions when I need it), then two linux installs (each has boot, root and var partitions).
Normally I snapshot one linux over the top of the other before I do a system upgrade of one version to the next. Trying to upgrade 12.1 to 12.2 ended up with a broken system, wouldn't boot and start everything up, and dependencies got into such a state I couldn't upgrade or downgrade. So I wiped that attempt clean and installed from scratch.
At the moment the first linux install is a fresh 12.2, and it tends to crash because of problems with the video driver - not only does it not suspend, it locks up solid. I can't control screen brightness either.
The second linux install is a mature 12.1+tumbleweed with a self-built optimised kernel, and is rock solid, and suspends and resumes perfectly. I can control screen brightness too. I selectively allow package upgrades as I don't want it to break, I only upgrade non-core stuff!
12.2 looks nicer, is further through the systemd transition, and has a lot of improvements, but I am disappointed in the suspend/resume problem, especially as 12.1 was problem free practically out of the box.
This cycle of good release, OK release and poor release seems typical of SuSE - things are just settling down when some sub-system is ripped out and a new one put in which doesn't fully work till the next major release. PulseAudio, I'm remembering you! KDE3.5 to 4, remember that? Plasmoid desktop stuff? This is why I now dual-boot.
At work the standard is fedora desktops and centos on the servers. I did a simple routine update on fedora and now X11 hangs. Fortunately that machine is dual boot, and the 2nd OS is osuse12.2 which is working OK. My boss probably thinks I am running Fedora with a green theme ;-)
I've seen systems presenting a login prompt without a login beeing possible unless you wait for 5 seconds until network authentification was working.
To me systemd is dead on arrival. A major regression to be removed from the system.
What's the use of a system that boots within 10 seconds but is only partially functional afterwards?


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The former governor will compete against Curtis Bostic, a former Charleston councilman, in a runoff election in two weeks. The third place finisher, state Sen. Larry Grooms, conceded the race Wednesday.
"Are you guys ready to change things in Washington, D.C.?" Sanford said to supporters at his campaign headquarters in Charleston on Tuesday night. All four of his sons attended the party.
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Sanford's colorful not so distant past was far from the only distraction in the race.
Turner had family ties, deep pockets and a sudden rise in some internal polling. All that made him a big target.
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"You know it's absolutely amazing how dirty the game is, how expensive the game is. It just doesn't make sense," Turner said.
John Avlon, a CNN political contributor whose family has lived in South Carolina for decades, said Sanford's honesty about his imperfect personal life has made him more relatable to voters.
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Despite his transgressions, the former governor insists he is worthy of the public trust. Sanford maintains he learned some important life lessons after wondering off-trail.
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Work continues on with Paul McCartney's upcoming studio set -- which will be his first mainstream release since the 2007 Top Three collection, Memory Almost Full. In addition to working with Ethan Johns, son of Glyn Johns -- who worked with McCartney on the Beatles' Let It Be and Wings' Red Rose Speedway albums -- McCartney has been recording with Amy Winehouse and Bruno Mars producer Mark Ronson. Ronson spoke about laying down tracks with McCartney, saying, "You don't really ask what it's for. You just keep quiet, do good work and hope he's happy with it. It's just: 'shut up, sit there, and learn.'" (The Sydney Morning Herald)
Over the years, McCartney's been known to record endlessly in the studio -- especially after building his own, called The Mill, near his home in Sussex, England. Despite the close proximity, McCartney has learned to draw back from going overboard creating new music time: "I do fiddle about more now, 'cause I've got my own studio now. If I'm feelin' a bit fed up and just make up a track -- I do that a bit. I tent to try to keep it separate -- 'cause you can, y'know, just get fed up. If you're there all the time, it's not as much fun. So I try to balance it up. Y'know, just have times when -- like in the summer, I don't work much in the summer. The minute that weather gets good, I just feel soft going in the studio. Unless there's a big album on, or something and you've got everyone in and you've gotta go in. But if I have the choice, then I won't go in. Then I'll go on holiday; do sensible things like that."
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Legendary Beatles producer George Martin will be honored by the U.K. Producers Guild on February 7th at London's Cafe de Paris. Martin -- who'll turn 87 on January 3rd -- was behind the boards for all eight years of the "Fab Four's" recorded output and will receive the Guild's prestigious Award for Outstanding Contribution to U.K. Music. (Vintage Vinyl News)
George Martin's final work before retiring was crafting the soundtrack for Beatles' 2006 Cirque du Soleil LOVE production and soundtrack. He composed his final score for hire to accompany George Harrison's 1968 demo for "While My Guitar Gently Weeps," which was officially released in 1996 on The Beatles Anthology 3 collection: "The song itself, on the Anthology is a demo and then someone had the idea of asking me to write a score of this demo. And this was a bit of a shock for me, because I never thought I'd be writing a score for George long after he died. And also with (his wife) Olivia listening to it, I had to write something that she would like, as well as something the show would like. And anyway, we did it, she came to the session and I could see by the look on her face she approved it, so that was okay, and everyone seemed to think that it worked very well."
Sean Lennon and Deerhoof drummer Greg Saunier have formed the new band, called Mystical Weapons. The band's 13-track self-titled debut will be released on January 15th through Lennon's Chimera Music label. The band's press release shed some light on the album: "Mystical Weapons is one of those projects that evolved almost of its own accord. A couple of years ago (Yoko Ono's) Plastic Ono Band was playing a show in San Francisco with Deerhoof. (Sean Lennon's duo) Ghost Of A Saber Tooth Tiger was doing a club date the next day, so Sean asked Greg if he'd like to form an ad hoc duo to open the show. Bam. That was it. And it worked so well, they were both hungry for more." (ConsequenceOfSound.net)
Over the years, Pete Townshend has also developed a close personal and professional relationship with Sean Lennon and remains a true fan of his new music: "It's tough, being in the position he's in. He's always going to be compared to his dad, but he absolutely exalts his dad and adores what he remembers about his dad, and loves his dad's music -- and loves what he can hear from his father in his own work. But what I love about Sean, is that quite clearly a New Yorker. He's a Northeastener, he's a Northeast seaboard musician. You hear him play and you can hear New York. He sounds sometimes in his modality, the chords that he uses, y'know, he sounds like a James Taylor."
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Fruit Salad Recipe (with Baby Shrimps and Toasted Coconut)
I am back to the normal posting cycle and most importantly, the comfort of my home.
Let's just say that I am just very happy to be home, so much so that I was practically lying there on my bed and couch for the whole weekend–doing nothing and consuming only Indomie instant noodles but still feeling utterly happy. Happiness lies in the fact that I can just relax and sleep on my own bed, under my own roof, and be with my LK…it's a bliss.
Anyway, I am also glad that I didn't have to make something just for the sake of creating new content for my blog; I have quite a few recipes saved in my draft–dishes that I'd made prior to my recent trips but haven't had a chance to post, for example, this luscious looking tropical fruit salad…
If you recall, I made some jerk chicken skewers with mandarin oranges salsa, so this fruit salad was the leftover result of that post. I tossed in baby shrimps, a mango, topped the fruit salad with toasted coconut and got a healthy and light meal. This is especially refreshing for those in Southern California now because of the heat wave, so here is the recipe to share with you.
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Looks amazing! I am glad you are back home safe! :)
Mmmmm looks delightful!
I am sure your lou kong is happy you are home as well. Hope your travels were fruitful!
I love the colors of this salad. Very beautiful.
ur back! ;) well, there's nothing wrong w indomie. they are yummy. hehe.
what a great salad. love the toasted coconut and medley of fruit and colour.x
i could eat this for dinner every night in the summertime.
well, at last on those night's when we're not grilling.
A weekend of Indomie and couch time doesn't sound so bad :) Your salad looks delicious and as it's been hot, I've been looking for any recipes that don't require an oven or stove.
I wish I were in Southern California…We're barely getting Spring weather yet! Regardless, this salad sounds so delicious. I think I'll make it, close my eyes and let the flavors trick me into thinking it's warm.
what a good idea…and your pictures…pff nothing to say, it's always so amazing! cheers
Awesome..!! thanks for sharing..!
Usually, after I get back to US from Asia, I just want to sleep and do nothing. If someone were to prepare a fruit salad like that for me, I do not mind eating, then get forward being a couch potato and Zzzzz again. :P
hehe.love my indo mee too. That looks fantastic rasa M.
welcome home! the salad looks refreshing and indomie is my fav too! great comfort food. :P
Fruit salad with shrimp…mmm… Great photo!
Italian Basil? Not Kemangi?
This is a beautiful dish – I bet it would be very refreshing too!
anything with mango+ shrimp is right up my alley. :D
I don't know what it is about shrimp that pairs it off tropical fruits so well, but you pulled it off excellently here! Nice salad bee! :)
sounds nice to be back home eh?
after all the excitement it's nicest to just do nothing and sleep!
yesterday was Labour Day, i was just lazing at home, doing nothing at all! LOL
I made this salad last night and its delicious!! ^_^
Toasted grated coconut is new to me. The combination of oranges and shrimps seems like a perfect combination.
This fruit salad with baby shrimp and toasted coconut looks amazing! I will try to make it using your fruit salad with baby shrimp and toasted coconut recipe.
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A weekend of Indomie and couch time doesn't sound so bad :) Your salad looks delicious and as it's been hot, I've been looking for any recipes that don't require an oven or stove
This is a perfectly wonderful salad. The toasted coconut adds a lovely touch.


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