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Old-timers who bitch that young people today don't have enough ambition obviously never met four juveniles taken into custody early yesterday.
According to Lakewood Police Department spokesman Steve Davis, this quartet managed to swipe five cars before being busted -- and afterward, one of them asked if they'd "set a record for the most stolen cars in a day."
Well -- did they?
Davis posed that same question to members of the Jefferson County Regional Auto Theft Task Force, which is continuing to look into the crimes in an attempt to determine if the thefts were isolated incidents or part of a broader operation.
"They were pretty sure there's been some jurisdiction where one person, or a group of persons, has stolen more vehicles in one day," Davis says. "But around here, we were unaware of having that many vehicles stolen in one day attributed to the same suspects."
That doesn't mean the four set out to achieve this goal: Davis says there's nothing in police reports to indicate it, anyhow. Whatever the case, he notes that "they've certainly amassed some pretty heavy charges they'll have to deal with," especially if the district attorney's office treats them as adults. (No decision about that has been made at this point.)
In the meantime, their possible Colorado car-theft record remains unofficial. Get more details from the LPD release below:
Four Juveniles Arrested, Five Stolen Vehicles RecoveredOn 11-29-09 shortly after 4:00 am, Lakewood police agents were responding to investigate a possible motor vehicle theft in progress in the 9300 block of W. Iowa Pl. The caller informed dispatchers that their Dodge pickup was being stolen and that there was a red Jeep in the middle of the street. Both vehicles left the area prior to the arrival of police.
About ten minutes later, a Lakewood police agent observed several vehicles in a parking lot at 10322 W. Florida Ave. One of the vehicles matched the description of the stolen Dodge truck another was Honda Accord. The agent contacted a total of three juveniles from the two vehicles and placed them in custody. As additional agents arrived to assist they found two more vehicles in the parking lot that were running with their lights on however were unoccupied. Those vehicles were a red Jeep and a Dodge Caravan.
Further investigation determined that all four vehicles were stolen. Additionally, five other vehicles in the parking lot or near the original call were found to have been broken into. While checking the area a fourth juvenile was found hiding behind a vehicle in the parking lot, he too was placed in custody.
A short time later the Dodge truck that was originally reported stolen was located just east of the other stolen vehicles bringing the total of stolen vehicles to five.
The four juveniles were transported to a detention facility. The case has been forwarded to the Jefferson County Regional Auto Theft Task Force (JCRATT) for additional investigation. The juveniles face charges of aggravated motor vehicle theft, theft by receiving, conspiracy to commit a felony and may face additional charges. While being placed in custody, one of the juveniles asked if they had "set a record for the most stolen cars in a day."
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Developmental changes in hepatic esterase activity towards chloramphenicol succinate and its Michaelis-Menten constant of liver, kidney and lung in human. | |
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PMID: 6723494 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE |
The hepatic esterase activities towards chloramphenicol succinate were determined in the tissues from 45 human subjects, including 18 electively aborted fetuses, 5 premature and 8 full-term newborn babies, 8 infants and 6 adults. The enzyme activities in the tissues from the fetuses and neonates were significantly lower compared with those obtained from the infants and adults. This suggests that the activity showed postnatal development. Kinetic studies of the esterase activity revealed that hepatic Km values were similar to those of the lung, but renal Km values were about 3 times higher than those of the liver and lung. In each organ, no age-related changes in Km values were observed. However, all the Vmax values in each organ showed developmental increases. Therefore, the liver plays the most important role in hydrolysis of chloramphenicol succinate when the weight of the organ is taken into consideration. |
T Yamakawa; S Itoh; S Onishi; K Isobe; A Hosoe; Y Nishimura |
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The French Quarter will be jumping this weekend with two festivals, the Louisiana Cajun-Zydeco Festival and the French Market Creole Tomato Festival.
Along with cooking demonstrations and tomato tastings and sales that may have more appeal for adults, the celebration of the Creole tomato will feature children's activities, such as face-painting and hanging out with the bigger-than-life tomatoes strolling the grounds on Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.The Tomato Festival is free and held at the French Market, 1008 N. Peters St. Call 504.589.4841 or visit frenchmarket.org.
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1956: | In August, Stringfellow began operating a class I hazardous waste disposal facility permitted by the Santa Ana Regional Water Quality Control Board (RWQCB). |
1969: | Excessive rainfall caused the disposal ponds at Stringfellow to overflow into Glen Avon. |
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1972: | The Stringfellow Hazardous Waste Site ceased operation as a disposal facility in November, and closed permanently in December. |
1974: | The State of California gained control of the Stringfellow Hazardous Waste Site, with the RWQCB serving as the responsible party. |
1978: | Excessive rainfall caused the disposal ponds at Stringfellow to overflow into Glen Avon a second time. |
1980: | The United States Congress passed the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act. Known as the "Superfund," the Act provided $1.6 billion for the emergency cleanup of chemical spills and hazardous waste dumps. |
1981: | Responsibility for the Stringfellow Hazardous Waste Site passed from the RWQCB to the California Department of Health Services (DOHS). |
1983: | The United States Environmental Protection Agency (US EPA) officially placed the Stringfellow Hazardous Waste Site on the national priority list for the federal Superfund. |
1984-Present: | Cleanup activities, jointly managed by the US EPA and DOHS Toxic Substances Control Division, began at the Stringfellow Hazardous Waste Site. Treatment is ongoing. |
1996: | The Department of Toxic Substances Control, a branch of the California Environmental Protection Agency, assumed operational control at Stringfellow, with the US EPA serving as an oversight agency. |
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Vanderbilt University was lauded for combining excellent academics with great economic value by Kiplinger's Personal Finance in its December issue.
Vanderbilt was ranked No. 19 in a list of the top 200 private universities. The issue is scheduled to be on newsstands Nov. 8 and can be viewed online.
"The institutions on Kiplinger's rankings for best value in private colleges represent schools that provide high-quality academics as well as affordable cost even in these tough times," said Jane Bennett Clark, senior associate editor. "With money tight and the college choice so important, you have every reason to expect the best bang for your buck."
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The church of Sainte-Geneviève was constructed during the second half of the 18th century, designed by the architect Jacques-Germain Soufflot, to house the relics of the patron saint of Paris. The French Revolution transformed this religious building into the Pantheon dedicated to the great heroes of the Nation. Serving alternatively as a religious site and secular temple in the 19th century, the Pantheon houses three major artworks from this period: the great cupola fresco executed by Baron Antoine Jean Gros, the painted décor in the four pendentives supporting the dome by François Gérard, and the great bas-relief sculpture in the pediment by David d'Angers.
After the Franco-Prussian War of 1870, the building was definitively consecrated as a national monument, dedicated to the great men and women of the nation.
In 1874, Philippe de Chennevières, the government's Director of Fine Arts, conceived a decorative programme destined to glorify the great history of Catholic and monarchical France. Up until 1889, the finest official artists were commissioned to execute works there: Pierre Puvis de Chavannes to celebrate the life of Saint Geneviève; Alexandre Cabanel, the life of Saint Louis; Jules Eugène Lenepveu, the life of Jeannne d'Arc; Léon Bonnat and Pierre Victor Galland, the life of Saint Denis; Paul Joseph Blanc and Henry Léopold Lévy, the actions of Clovis and Charlemagne.
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The Pantheon is truly the monument symbolic of the ideological upheavals of contemporary France, as well as the artistic policies of the Republic until World War II.
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Box 210 Dinosaur, Colorado 81610 435-789-2115 Dinosaur Nature Association 1-800-845-DINO Description: Quarry and park with camping, canoeing, and hiking. >Back To Top Dinosaur Valley 362 Main Street Grand Junction, Colorado 81501 970-245-7695 Description: A seven-foot-long Brachiosaurus femur bone, Dinamation robotic dinosaurs, and a paleontological laboratory. >Back To Top Garden Park Fossil Area & Dinosaur Discovery Center North of Cañon City, Colorado Garden Park Paleontology Society P.O. Box 313,Cañon City, Colorado 81215-0313 719-275-2331 Bureau of Land Management: 719-275-0631 Direct Route: Located on County Highway 9 about eight miles north of Cañon City, CO. Description: Roadside monument to the famous discoveries of the 1870's. The Garden Park Area is the oldest dinosaur quarry in the U.S. Many fossils remain in the area, as possible new discoveries to be excavated. The Visitors Center, planned for opening in March of 1995, will house a Stegosaurus skeleton discovered from this historical site. The planned Discovery Center will provide even more exiting educational opportunities for visitors. For volunteer and membership info please write to address above. >Back To Top Purgatoire River Area Purgatoire River, Colorado Description: The world's longest continuous mapped trackway of dinosaur footprints is located in an area along the Purgatoire River. A few of the suspected dinosaurs leaving the prints are Iguanodon, Coelurus, Apatosaurus, and Triceratops. >Back To Top Rabbit Valley Quarry Colorado 970-858-7282 Description: Self-guided tour through fossil site. >Back To Top Riggs Hill West of Grand Junction, Colorado 970-858-7282 Description: Well-marked trail of Elmer S. Riggs' Excavation site. The remains of a Brachiosaurus were found here in 1900. >Back To Top University of Colorado Natural History Museum Broadway at 15th University of Colorado Boulder, Colorado 80309 303-492-6892 Description: Jurassic dinosaur remnants >Back To Top Dinosaur Depot Museum 330 Royal Gorge Blvd Cañon City, CO 81212 Phone:(719) 269-7150 Toll Free: (800) 987-6379 Fax: (719) 269-7227 >Back To Top ConnecticutDinosaur State Park 400 West Street Rocky Hill, Connecticut 06067-3506 860-529-8423 Description: Auditorium, discovery room, bookstore, nature trails and hands-on exhibits >Back To Top The Peabody Museum of Natural History Yale University 170 Whitney Avenue New Haven, Connecticut 06520-8118 203-432-5050 Description: Many dinosaur skeletons including a Deinonychus, Apatosaurus, Camptosaurus and Stegosaurus. >Back To Top DelawareDelaware Museum of Natural History 4840 Kennett Pike (Route 52) Wilmington, DE 19807 302-658-9111 Description: Tuojiangosaurus and Yangchuanosaurus, represent Asian relatives of the familiar North American dinosaurs, Stegosaurus and Allosaurus, respectively. A Parasaurolophus head and Archaeopteryx are also on display >Back To Top Washington, D.C.National Museum of Natural History Smithsonian Institution Tenth Street and Constitution Avenue N.W. Washington, D.C. 20560 202-357-2700 Description: Full-scale realistic model of a Triceratops, and several additional dinosaur displays including a Tyrannosaurus, Stegosaurus, and the longest- known dinosaur, the Diplodocus. Insect zoo, films, lectures and other special events. >Back To Top FloridaDinosaur World 5145 Harvey Tew Road Plant City, FL 33565 813-717-9865 Description: Over 150 scientifically accurate, lifelike dinosaurs in a lush subtropical jungle for visitor viewing. Dinosaur World also offers a museum, outdoor classroom, and picnic areas. The park is open every day of the year from September to January. Group discounts and special programs available. >Back To Top Jacksonville Museum of Science and History 1025 Museum Circle Jacksonville, Florida 32207 904-396-6674 Description: The museum's main dinosaur exhibit is a complete Allosaurus skeleton. >Back To Top Universe of Energy Walt Disney World P.O. Box 10,000 Lake Buena Vista, Florida 32830 407-824-4321 Description: The Universe of Energy brings the distant past to life with several robotic dinosaurs in a realistic and dramatic surrounding. The exhibit's main focus is on the natural creation of fossil fuels, and their use. >Back To Top GeorgiaFernbank Museum of Natural History 767 Clifton Road NE Atlanta, GA 30307 404-929-6300 Description: The Giants of the Mesozoic exhibit features the carnivorous Gigantosaurus, which rivaled the T. rex in size, as well as the Argentinosaurus, the 100-ton sauropod that scientists say is the largest dinosaur ever classified. >Back To Top HawaiiParadise Park [closed] 3737 Manoa Road Honolulu, Hawaii 96822 808-988-2141 Description: Dinamation's robotic dinosaurs and botanical garden. >Back To Top IdahoIdaho Museum of Natural History Box 8096 Pocatello, Idaho 83209-0009 208-236-3168 Description: Robotic dinosaurs >Back To Top IllinoisField Museum of Natural History 1200 S. Lakeshore Dr. Chicago, Illinois 60605 312-922-9410 Description: Dinosaur displays include a splendid Albertosaurus skeleton, a Lambeosaurus, and an eighty-foot long Apatosaurus skeleton. >Back To Top The Fryxell Geology Museum Augustana College Rock Island, Illinois 61201 309-794-7318 Description: The museum's prehistoric exhibits feature ancient fossils, and the skulls from a T. rex and a Triceratops. (Planetarium) >Back To Top IndianaThe Children's Museum of Indianapolis 3000 N. Meridian Street Indianapolis, Indiana 46208 317-924-5437 Description: Hands-on children exhibits. >Back To Top Joseph Moore Museum Earlham College Richmond, Indiana 47374 765-983-1303 Description: Prehistoric displays include the most complete known giant beaver skeleton and a Mastodon. Dinosaur fossils, Egyptian mummy and live snakes are other attractions. >Back To Top KansasFick Museum 700 W. Third Oakley, Kansas 67748 785-671-4839 Description: The museum has a number of interesting large dinosaur fossils from Kansas, many old tools, mineral specimens, and shell & mineral folk art. >Back To Top Johnston Geology Museum Emporia State University Cram Science Hall 14th and Merchant St. Emporia, Kansas 66801 620-341-5330 Description: The museum is free, and open whenever the school is in session and the building is unlocked. Most of the items exhibited in the museum were collected in Kansas. >Back To Top Keystone Gallery 401 US 83 (near Monument Rocks) Scott City, KS 67871 620-872-2762 Description: The Bonner family has been fossil hunting since 1928 and are available to lead fossil hunting & camping tours in a 1949 Chevy Suburban. >Back To Top The Sternberg Museum of Natural History Fort Hays State University 3000 Sternberg Drive Hays, KS 67601 877-332-1165 Description: Life size displays recreating the seas of Kansas from 70 million years ago. >Back To Top University of Kansas Natural History Museum & Biodiversity Research Center 1345 Jayhawk Boulevard Lawrence, Kansas 66045 785-864-4173 Description: 45-foot mosasaur fossil, fossil casts, plesiosaurs, Xiphactinus and other Cretaceous period animals. Fossilized femur of Camarasaurus, invertebrate fossils, including ammonites, trilobites, and giant squid. >Back To Top KentuckyDinosaur World 711 Mammoth Cave Road Cave City, KY 42127 270-773-4345 Description: The dinosaur models, up to eighty feet in length and based on the latest scientific discoveries, are made of fiberglass, steel, and concrete. The dinosaurs are arranged in groups of as many as eleven of a single species, in a variety of settings. >Back To Top LouisianaAudubon Zoo 6500 Magazine St. New Orleans, Louisiana 70118 800-774-7394 Description: Hands-on museum and zoo. >Back To Top MaineThe Northern Maine Museum of Science 181 Main St Presque Isle, ME 04769 207-768-9400 Description: College campus natural history museum with 3 floors of exhibits. >Back To Top MarylandDinosaur Park 13201 Mid-Atlantic Boulevard Laurel, MD 20708 301-627-7755 Description: The park is a unique site in Laurel, Maryland, featuring a rare deposit of fossils from the Early Cretaceous period, about 110 million years ago. >Back To Top Maryland Science Center 601 Light St Baltimore, MD 21230 410-685-5225 Description: Over a dozen full size dinosaurs in the exhibit hall. >Back To Top MassachusettsBeneski Museum of Natural History 11 Barrett Hill Road Amherst College Amherst, MA 01002-5000 413-542-2165 Description: The museum's Vertebrate Paleontology Collection consists of over 22,000 specimens. All of the major invertebrate groups, from the Precambrian to the Recent, are represented in the Invertebrate Paleontology Collection, numbering about 80,000 specimens. >Back To Top The Museum of Comparative Zoology Cambridge, Massachusetts 02138 617-495-3045 Description: Skull of Triceratops found in Wyoming. Prehistoric exhibits include a 42-foot Kronosaurus, and a Mastadon skeleton. >Back To Top Museum of Science 1 Science Park Boston, MA 02114 617-723-2500 Description: Enjoy the completely remodeled and revitalized dinosaur hall, with interactive exhibits and hands-on activities. The T-rex model has also been redesigned according to most recent data available. >Back To Top Nash Dinosaurland 01075 Amhurst Rd. South Hadley, Massachusetts 01075 Description: Minerals, footprints, and quarry. This out-of-the-way western Massachusetts attraction is rated Worth a Detour by Roadside America. >Back To Top Rock, Fossil, and Dinosaur Shop 213 Greenfield Road Route 5 & 10 South Deerfield, MA 01373 413-665-7625 Description: The Dinosaur Exhibit at the Rock, Fossil, and Dinosaur Shop is FREE and open to the public. See over 25 of your favorite dinosaurs full size and realistic. >Back To Top Springfield Science Museum 236 State Street Springfield, Massachusetts 01103 413-263-6800, ext. 322 or 472 Description: Full size replica of Tyrannosaurus rex and hands-on exhibits. >Back To Top MichiganCranbrook Institute of Science 139221 Woodward Avenue Bloomfield Hills, Michigan 48303-0801 877-462-7262 Description: Observatory and planetarium laser show. >Back To Top University of Michigan Museum of Natural History 1109 Geddes Avenue Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109-1079 734-764-0478 >Back To Top MinnesotaThe Science Museum of Minnesota 120 W. Kellogg Blvd Saint Paul, Minnesota 55101 651-221-9444 Description: Omni-theater, fossil preparation and mounting exhibit. >Back To Top MississippiMississippi Museum of Natural Science 2148 Riverside Drive Jackson, Mississippi 39202-1353 601-576-6000 Description: The primary mission of the MMNS Paleontology Collection is to both house and document the spatiotemporal spectrum of prehistoric animal and plant diversity within the state and to make this information available for educational and research purposes. >Back To Top MissouriSt. Louis Science Center 5050 Oakland Avenue St. Louis, Missouri 63110 314-289-4400 Description: Large models of T-Rex and Triceratops outside in Dinosaur Park. Inside, dinosaur educational video and other prehistoric exhibits of local interest. >Back To Top MontanaCarter County Museum 100 Main Street-Box 52 Ekalaka, Montana 59324 406-775-6886 Description: Dinosaur specimens include a Pachycephalosaurus and Triceratops skull, as well as a complete skeleton of a duck-billed Anatosaurus. >Back To Top Montana Dinosaur Trail Description: Montana's Dinosaur Trail connects 14 dinosaur museums and field stations that feature world class displays and hands-on opportunities >Back To Top Museum of the Rockies South 6th Street and Kagy Boulevard Bozeman, Montana 59717-0040 406-994-2251 Description: Full-scale models of Maiasaura and Triceratops. Also on display is a Tyrannosaurus skeleton. >Back To Top Two Medicine Dinosaur Center 120 2nd Avenue South Bynum, MT 59422 406-469-2211 Description: The Center houses a wide variety of dinosaur species, invertebrates, plant fossils, archeological materials, and cultural items. The research collections include new species of dinosaurs and other prehistoric life. >Back To Top NebraskaUniversity of Nebraska State Museum 307 Morrill Hall University of Nebraska–Lincoln Lincoln, Nebraska 68588-0338 402-472-2642 Description: More than one million numbered specimens have been added to the collection since 1891 when E. H. Barbour, Director of the Museum from 1891 to 1941, made his first trip to the rich fossil fields of western Nebraska. >Back To Top NevadaLas Vegas Natural History Museum 900 Las Vegas Blvd N. Las Vegas, NV 89101 (702) 384-3466 Description: Exhibits include animated dinosaurs, southern Nevada's plant and animal life, international wildlife room, a live shark exhibit, and children's hands-on exhibits. >Back To Top New JerseyThe Morris Museum 6 Normandy Heights Road Morristown, New Jersey 07960 973-538-0454 Description: Model of a Stegosaurus, plus fossils, and Dinosaur tracks. >Back To Top New Jersey State Museum 205 West State Street Trenton, New Jersey 08625-0530 609-292-6464 Description: Children's programs and summer fossil-collecting trips >Back To Top Rutgers Geology Museum Rutgers University New Brunswick, New Jersey 08903 732-932-7243 Description: Dinosaur tracks, and a Mastodon skeleton. >Back To Top New MexicoClayton Lake State Park Clayton, New Mexico 505-374-8808 Description: Over 500 dinosaur tracks located >Back To Top New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science 1801 Mountain Road N.W. Albuquerque, New Mexico 87104 505-841-2800 Description: Ice Age cave, saltwater aquarium, and many dinosaur exhibits. >Back To Top Ruth Hall Museum of Paleontology Ghost Ranch Conference Center Abiquiu, New Mexico 87510 505-685-4333 Description: Dinosaur displays from the Ghost Ranch quarry. A large slab of fossil-laden rock is the museum's centerpiece. The Ghost Ranch site has yielded more than 100 complete skeletons, which include Coelophysis. >Back To Top New YorkAmerican Museum of Natural History Central Park West New York, New York 10024-5192 212-769-5100 Description: The American Museum of Natural History contains the largest collection of dinosaur fossils of any museum in the world. Among the museum's displays are the T. rex, Apatosaurus (formerly Brontosaurus), Stegosaurus and the world's largest cast skeleton -- a Barosaurus, towering 55 feet above the museum floor. >Back To Top Buffalo Museum of Science 1020 Humboldt Parkway Buffalo, New York 14211-1293 716-896-5200 Description: A complete Allosaurus, Triceratops skeleton, and hands-on exhibits. >Back To Top North CarolinaNorth Carolina Museum of Life and Science 433 Murray Avenue Durham, North Carolina 27704 919-220-5429 Description: Hands-on nature center. >Back To Top North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences 11 W. Jones Street Raleigh, NC 27601-1029 919-733-7450 Description: A Tyrannosaurus skull, a cast of an Archaeopteryx fossil, and a Triceratops skull. Also at the museum is a fossil lab. >Back To Top North DakotaDakota Dinosaur Museum 200 E. Museum Drive Dickinson, North Dakota 58601 701-225-DINO (701-225-3466) Description: Explore 14 dinosaurs like Tyrannosaurus and Triceratops with 800 fossils, rocks, and minerals on exhibit. >Back To Top OhioCleveland Museum of Natural History One Wade Oval Dr., University Circle Cleveland, Ohio 44106-1767 216-231-4600 Description: Skull from a Dunkleosteus terrelli ("terrible fish"), a 70-foot-long Haplocanthosaurus delfsi (a sauropod related to Apatosaurus), and a skull from a Nanotyrannus -- an advanced carnivore which could be a link between dinosaurs and birds. >Back To Top OklahomaOklahoma Dinosaur Quarries Bonnie Heppard Box 36 Kenton, Oklahoma 73946 405-261-7474 Description: The quarries in Cimarron County have revealed bones from an Apatosaurus, and Ice Age mammals. There are also Dinosaur tracks on the site. >Back To Top Sam Noble Museum The University of Oklahoma 2401 Chautauqua Ave. Norman, Oklahoma 73072 405-325-4712 Description: A baby Apatosaurus, and several prehistoric mammals on display. >Back To Top OregonThe Prehistoric Gardens 36848 Highway 101 South Port Orford, Oregon 97465 541-332-4463 Description: Dinosaur park with very large dinosaur sculptures, such as a Brachiosaurus. >Back To Top PennsylvaniaThe Academy of Natural Sciences 1900 Benjamin Franklin Parkway Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19103 215-299-1000 Description: Several magnificent dinosaur displays, which reflect current scientific views of these creatures. Among the displays include a Deinonychus sculpture, a T. rex skeleton, a Hadrosaurus skeleton and a replica of the recently discovered Ultrasaurus leg -- 20 feet high! The academy also features dinosaurvideos. >Back To Top The Carnegie Museum of Natural History 4400 Forbes Avenue Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15213 412-622-3131 Description: The Carnegie Museum contains one of the finest collections of dinosaur fossils in the world. Among the fossil displays are a 78-foot-long Diplodocus, a Tyrannosaurus rex, an Apatosaurus, and a Stegosaurus. There are hundreds of additional fossils, as well as pterosaurs, and Ice Age mammals. >Back To Top Wagner Free Institute of Science Montgomery Avenue and 17th Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19121 215-763-6529 Description: Fossils of Apatosaurus (formerly Brontosaurus), as well as other fossils of historic significance. >Back To Top Rhode IslandProvidence Museum of Natural History Providence City Hall 25 Dorrance Street Providence, Rhode Island 02903 401-421-7740 Description: Hosts traveling exhibits of dinosaurs. >Back To Top South CarolinaSouth Carolina State Museum South Carolina State Museum 301 Gervais Street Columbia, SC 29201 803-898-4921 Description: Fossils from the Cenozoic Era, the last 65-plus million years, are the largest portion of the State Museum's collection. It numbers thousands of specimens from nearly all of the major time periods of the era. >Back To Top South DakotaDinosaur Park 940 Skyline Drive Rapid City, SD 57702 605 394-4175 Description: Dinosaurs represented in the park include Apatosaurus, Tyrannosaurus rex, Triceratops, Stegosaurus, and an Anatotitan (formerly Trachodon). A Protoceratops and a Dimetrodon (Dimetrodon is not actually a dinosaur) were added later. With the exception of the Protoceratops, the dinosaurs they selected were based on fossils found in South Dakota and the Western United States. >Back To Top TennesseeEast Tennessee State University Natural History Museum 1212 Suncrest Dr Gray, TN 37615 423-439-3659 | 1-866-202-6223 Description: Interactive exhibits, a dig pit, and touch-screen computer games >Back To Top TexasBig Bend National Park Texas 79834 915-477-2251 Description: Remains of the largest pterosaur -- a Quetzalcoatlus were found at Big Bend 1971. Other paleontological discoveries continue to be made in this huge National Park. >Back To Top Brazosport Museum of Natural Science 400 College Drive Lake Jackson, Texas 77566 409-265-7831 Description: Allosaurus skeleton, large shell collection, as well as other Texas coastal fossils, lectures, tours, and fossil and shell identification services. >Back To Top Dallas Museum of Natural History 3535 Grand Avenue in Fair Park Dallas, Texas 214-421-3466 Description: The museum features fossils of Tenontosaurus, several Ice Age mammal fossils, as well as a 31 foot (9.5 m) Mosasaur --a marine reptile from the Late Cretaceous Period. >Back To Top Dinosaur Valley State Park Glen Rose, Texas 254-897-4588 Description: Along the banks of the Paluxy River are perhaps the most well-known dinosaur tracks in the world. Three types of tracks can be seen, left behind from large sauropods, two legged carnivores and smaller two-legged herbivores. There are some footprints which resemble human footprints, however, these have determined to be made from smaller, bipedal dinosaurs. (Campsites available) >Back To Top Dinosaur World 1058 Park Road 59 Glen Rose, TX 76043 254-898-1526 Description: Life sized models of dinosaurs welcome families and classes to learn, have fun, or just enjoy a quiet encounter with the lifelike animals. Open every day except Christmas and Thanksgiving. >Back To Top Fort Worth Museum of Science and History 1501 Montgomery Street Fort Worth, Texas 76107 817-255-9300 Description: The dinosaur specimens at the museum include skeletons of a Tenontosaurus, a dramatic fossil display of an Allosaurus leaning over its victim, the Camptosaurus. Outside is the children's Dinosaur Dig playground, which is home to a realistic model of a Tenontosaurus. Also outside is a very life-like and ferocious replica of an Acrocanthosaurus. >Back To Top Houston Museum of Natural Science One Hermann Circle Drive Houston, Texas 77030 713-639-46290 Description: An excellent Diplocodus skeleton, robotic dinosaurs, and mammal fossils. >Back To Top Museum of Texas Tech University P.O. Box 43191 Lubbock, Texas 79409 806-742-2490 Description: Exhibits relative to west Texas paleontology, including an Allosaurus display. Other exhibits cover prehistory to the present. >Back To Top Robert A. Vines Environmental Science Center 8856 Westview Drive Houston, Texas 77055 713-365-4175 Description: An Allosaurus skeleton, Apatosaurus footprints, and a Tyrannosaurus skull. Also at the center are an arboretum and bird sanctuary. >Back To Top The Science Place 1318 2nd Ave. Fair Park Dallas, Texas 75315 214-428-5555 Description: The Science Place features a robotic dinosaur exhibit. >Back To Top Texas Memorial Museum 2400 Trinity Street Austin, Texas 78705 512-471-1604 Description: Prehistoric exhibits cover an excellent pterosaur cast, dinosaur tracks from Glen Rose, remains of a Diplodocus, Dimetrodon, and a Glyptodon. >Back To Top UtahCleveland-Lloyd Dinosaur Quarry P.O. Drawer A.B.Price, Utah 84501 435-637-4584 Description: Many fossils, covering several species of dinosaurs were excavated from this area -- many were Allosaurus fossils. >Back To Top College of Eastern Utah Prehistoric Museum 155 E. Main Municipal Building Price, Utah 84501 435-637-5060 Description: Dinosaur displays include an Allosaurus and a Stegosaurus. The museum also has several dinosaur footprints. >Back To Top Dan O'Laurie Museum 118 East Center Street Moab, Utah 84532 435-259-7985 Description: Dinosaur fossils and footprints. >Back To Top Mill Canyon Dinosaur Trail Moab, Utah Description: The trails are self-guided through an area rich in dinosaur fossils. A brochure obtained at the park explains what fossils can be seen. Among the specimens in the area are: Allosaurus, Camptosaurus, and Stegosaurus. >Back To Top Robert Rowley Dinosaur Tracks 305 South 100 East Price, Utah 84501 801-637-2340 Description: The dinosaur tracks are impressions which are protruding from the ceiling in the Price River Coal Company mine in Spring Canyon, west of Helper, Utah. Some of these footprint "stalactites" hang down the mine ceiling about a foot. >Back To Top St. George Dinosaur Discovery Site at Johnson Farm 2180 East Riverside drive St. George, UT 84790 435-574-3466 Description: This site is described by many paleontologists as "one of the ten best dinosaur track sites in the world" and is one of the most important discoveries in Early Jurassic paleontological history. >Back To Top Thanksgiving Point Museum of Ancient Life 3003 N Thanksgiving Way Lehi, UT 84043 Description: Carboniferous Forest and Cretaceous Ocean exhibits. One of the worlds largest displays of mounted dinosaurs with 60 complete dinosaur skeletons, along with more than 50 hands-on exhibits. Utah Field House of Natural History and Dinosaur Gardens 235 East Main Street Vernal, Utah 84078 801-789-3799 Description: Fossils of Stegosaurus, Diplodocus, and Camarasaurus. Dinosaur Gardens showcases several life-size dinosaurs Utah Museum of Natural History At President's Circle Salt Lake City, Utah 84112 801-851-6927 VermontFairbanks Museum and Planetarium St. Johnsbury, Vermont 05819 802-748-2372 Description: Plesiosaurus cast, Ice Age and other fossils. (Planetarium) VirginiaDinosaur Land 3848 Stonewall Jackson Highway White Post, VA 22663 (540) 869-2222 Description: Open for 50 years, this roadside attraction features over 50 dinosaurs. Virginia Museum of Natural History 1001 Douglas Avenue Martinsville, Virginia 24112 540-666-8600 Description: Age of Reptiles exhibit, which includes a robotic Triceratops display, as well as other smaller dinosaur models. Guided tours to the Culpepper Stone Quarry are available, allowing a view of dinosaur tracks. Dinosaur Please call for reservations to tour the quarry. WashingtonPacific Science Center 200 Second Avenue North Seattle, Washington 98109 206-443-2880 Description: Moving dinosaur exhibits and children's activities. Burke Museum of Natural History & Culture University of Washington, Box 353010 Seattle, WA 98195 206-543-5590 Description: The Burke Museum's paleontological collections contain more than 3 million specimens of fossil invertebrates, vertebrates, plants, single-celled protists, trace fossils, and modern mollusks. A portion of these collections is on display in the museum galleries. WisconsinDinosaur Discovery Museum 5608 10th Ave Kenosha, WI 53140 262-653-4450 Description: The largest display of meat-eating, theropod dinosaurs in the entire United States. The main gallery tells the story of how non-avian, theropod dinosaurs, like Tyrannosaurus rex and Allosaurus, gave rise to the avian dinosaurs. Geology Museum, University of Wisconsin-Madison 1215 West Dayton Street Madison, Wisconsin 53706 608-262-1412 (x 2399) Description: A mounted Edmontosaurus skeleton, a Mosasaur, Glyptodon, a Mastodon, and other Ice Age mammas. Milwaukee Public Museum 800 West Wells Street Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53233 414-278-2702 Description: The museum in Milwaukee has a rare specimen remains of a Torosaurus -- a relative of Triceratops. The skull is the world's largest known dinosaur skull. Other fossils include rare skulls of the head-banging Pachycephalosaurus. There are also Ice Age mammal exhibits, which include examples of Mastodon hair. WyomingFossil Cabin US30 Medicine Bow, Wyoming Description: The cabin is built of dinosaur bones excavated at nearby Como Bluff, using a total of 5,796 bones. Red Gulch Dinosaur Tracksite Bureau of Land Management Worland Field Office 101 South 23rd Street Worland, WY 82401 307-347-5100 Description: You can imagine yourself walking along an ocean shoreline 167 million years ago with dozens of other dinosaurs. Wyoming Dinosaur Center 110 Carter Ranch Rd. P.O. Box 868 Thermopolis, WY, U.S.A. 82443 Phone: (307) 864-2997 or 1-800-455-DINO (3466) Description: The museum has acquired the most complete archaeopteryx in the world and boasts skeletons of Triceratops, Stegosaurus and Velociraptor, among others in all sorts of dynamic poses. University of Wyoming Geological Museum P.O. Box 3006 Laramie, Wyoming 82071-3006 307-766-2646 Description: Apatosaurus skeleton, a Maiasaura skeleton, and a cast of fossilized dinosaur skin. Outside the museum is a copper sculpture of a T. rex. |


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Canada's men's cross-country ski team will head home from the World Cup circuit a little heavier than it arrived, thanks to a record medal haul.
Len Valjas of Toronto raced to a bronze medal in the men's 15-kilometre classic mass start race at the World Cup finals Saturday, amid the most successful season in the history of the men's program.
The 22-year-old — the team's youngest member — crossed just 1.3 seconds behind winner Dario Cologna of Switzerland.
"I'm not sure how I'm doing all this," Valjas said. "We had a great training camp in Italy last month and I've just been building from that. I just can't ask for anything more right now."
The six-foot-six Valjas won a silver medal last week, and then followed it up with a bronze on Wednesday. Saturday's podium performance made it 13 for Canada on this World Cup season.
"Now this is truly amazing," said Canadian coach Justin Wadsworth. "I am a bit blow away. It is unreal."
With the world's top skiers battling for bonus points on the course that climbs the punishing Mordarbacken hill, Valjas stuck to his gameplan and picked off his competitors as they tired down the home stretch.
"I felt so good on the final gradual climb," said Valjas, who was sixth entering the final stretch. "I just stuck to my pace and didn't waste energy going for the bonuses.
"Coming into the finish people started dying. I just tried to pick as many off as I could. When I got to fifth and fourth, it was just an unreal feeling."
The bronze comes a day after Alex Harvey and Devon Kershaw made Canadian cross-country ski history. Harvey won Friday's men's classic prologue while Kershaw claimed bronze — the first time two Canadians had shared the podium in a cross-country World Cup race.
Kershaw, from Sudbury, Ont., was fifth on Saturday, and is poised to finish second in overall World Cup standings following Sunday's final race.
Harvey, from St-Ferreol-les-Neiges, Que., was 18th.
Cologna, already the overall World Cup winner, finished the third of four stages in 43 minutes 14.9 seconds.
In a close-run finish, he beat Norwegian Eldar Roenning into second place, 0.4 back.
The concluding 35-kilometre race is on Sunday.


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There is a spirit of sadness rampant in the community of black
gay/homosexual/same-gender-loving men. It can be recognized underneath the
many beautiful faces and wonderfully sculpted bodies of brothers in bars and
clubs. It was evident in the August 1998 issue of Malebox magazine, a
Washington, D.C.-based publication by and about black gay men. In this
magazine, dozens of men gave very negative responses to the question, "Why
don't you have a boyfriend?" Many of these men made one or more of the
following responses:
2. Most black gay men, particularly those who live in major metropolitan
cities, aren't interested in a long-term relationship because there are too
many men to attempt to date and/or sleep with. In other words, why even
consider having a relationship with one man when dating many men makes life
more exciting?
3. Black gay men don't truly understand the concepts of love and commitment.
However, they're highly proficient in good sex etiquette.
4. I'm too busy with my job or career.
5. The social-economic status of many black gay men leaves much to be
6. I'm tired of the games people play.
I'm not a self-righteous expert on relationships. Still, I want to share
with you some things the LORD has revealed to me on the subject of
encouraging my brother who is unhappy not having someone special in his
The first point of encouragement is to not give up on GOD. No matter
how bleak the single scene may seem to be, don't give up on finding someone
special. Perhaps it's better to say don't give up on someone finding you.
Giving up is related to not having any more patience. Brother, if you have
patience to deal daily with people who aren't to your liking, whether it's
on the job, in school, in the club, or even in your family, then you
certainly can have patience in being blessed with a romantic relationship.
Know that if you acknowledge the LORD in all your ways, then He will direct
your paths (Proverbs 3:6). Galatians 6:9 says, "And let us not be weary in
well doing: for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not."
The second point of encouragement is to remind you that being single
does mean you are a failure at finding someone special. Understand that your
relationship status is what it is because of GOD's will and your choices.
For example, when you choose to speak or not to speak to someone you find
attractive; when you give GOD some of your time; when you decide to not pay
your tithes; when you choose to go out on a date. These and other choices
all contribute to your life's status and that includes the relationship
aspect of your life. Do not feel you're lacking something or that you're
incomplete because you don't have a boyfriend. You're not a failure because
you still don't have a man after spending hours upon hours making yourself
attractive and appealing in every conceivable fashion. After all, what is
more important: what you don't have of what you do have? I've learned that
each time someone turns me down, GOD paves the way for the brother who won't
turn me down to appear in my life.
The third point of encouragement is a challenge to all black gay men
including myself: be prepared to give to someone what you ask for from
someone. This statement is for those persons who have any of the opinions
listed in the first paragraph. For example, how can you want someone who is
good in bed all the time when you have had some not-so-good sexual
experiences? How can GOD give you an honest, trustworthy, and caring brother
when you sometimes might be dishonest, distrustful, and begrudging? So you
want a man who doesn't play games; how many times have the played the call
waiting game? That is, how many times have you said to yourself, "I won't
call him first; instead I'll wait to see how genuine his interest in me is
by letting him call me first"? This is not say that one shouldn't set good
standards for oneself but have you learned not to set impossible standards? 1
Timothy 4:7-9 says, "But refuse profane and old wives' fables, and exercise
thyself rather unto godliness. For bodily exercise profiteth little, but
godliness is profitable unto all things, having promise of the life that now
is, and of that which is to come. This is a faithful saying worthy of all
acceptation." Finally, know that one should not seek perfection because no
one is perfect.
The final point of encouragement is to remind you to appreciate
yourself and your friendships. Many black gay men want a lover who is also a
friend. I feel that brothers can appreciate their partner if they appreciate
their current friends. For example, contact a friend and surprise him/her
with a token of appreciation of his/her friendship. Just let them know how
much you enjoy having him/her in your life. Telling your friends you love
them can make it easier for you to tell your boyfriend you love him. Don't
take a person's friendship for granted. If don't appreciate your current
friends, then how will you appreciate of boyfriend who is also a friend? It
has been often said that black gay men don't really appreciate each other
and their friendships. Such a statement can be overturned by those of us who
practice and believe in Proverbs 18:24, "A man that hath friends must shew
himself friendly: and there is a friend that sticketh closer than a
To conclude, I encourage my brothers to be true to, appreciate, and
respect yourself and the people around you. I'm learning to grow closer to
GOD as I live life as a single black gay man. In turn, GOD teaches me how to
be close to myself and how to love and encourage others with His teachings.
Oh my brother, be encouraged and He shall strengthen thine heart.
Respecting the Soul : Daily Reflections for Black Lesbians and Gays by Keith Boykin
by Keith Boykin
by Essex Hemphill (Editor)
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If nothing else good comes out of the cold snap, at least Lake in the Hills had a chance to rebuild the skating rinks at Sunset and Stoneybrook Parks Thursday. The January Thaw rain over New Years' Day washed the earlier versions away.
Jerry Marsh at LITH Public works explained it's not just a matter of flooding a court since they're crowned for drainage. "That would take a huge amount of water," he said. Instead Department workers spray thin coats of water over the frozen pads until they have enough laminations for a good skating surface.
In the pic: Kym Griffiths and Jeff Raup from LITH Public Works building up the rink at Stoneybrook Thursday morning. They said they planned to do Sunset in the afternoon.
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Does anyone have a Ghost Armor carbon fiber case? My sister and I were considering getting them, but their site doesn't really have pictures of them. I was wondering if someone could maybe upload a picture or two and/or describe what the cases are like.
I had the clear put on mine at the mall. But I looked at the carbon fiber. It felt ok but seemed thin. I asked and they are cut like my clear so the back wraps all the way around from screen to screen. There are end pieces too. I have a red 920 and thought about putting the black or grey on. It would leave just enough of the phone case showing to look kind of like pinstripes. The red was definitely not a match for my red phone, their's is a deeper red.
Check their website for a store near you and go look. I also suggest having them install it. I put Zagg on all my previous phones myself and to be honest it's worth the extre $15 for the pro install. Especially since they will redo it if they screw it up. - 12-09-2012, 12:33 AM #5
The closest place is in a mall in St. Louis, about an hour and a half or more from me. It's not something I can pop off to do on a whim, haha. I'm not expecting to go there anytime soon either, so I might be out of luck on that.
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Almond Historical Society Message Page Old Archived Messages are available as follows: CLICK HERE for Archived Messages 2002-2007 CLICK HERE for Archived Messages 2008 - 10/2011 (pdf) |
Doris, ----My plan had been to make copies of al the "Major" paperwork that I as a researcher would find helpful and bring it with me when we visit Almond in Oct. From your suggestion I think my plan was going to be on target. I do have the accurate cemetery information and will take photos of the headstones for reference also. During the interim of our emails I found a daughter born to Charles Major (1860-1914) by his second wife. Sadly the daughter was born months prior to Charles's death. I found her photo as a high school senior in her high school year book in Ann Arbor! I also found Charles's obituary on the front page of the Ann Arbor News of which I will bring a copy also. As a side note for one year my husband's father was in the same high school class (sophomore) and school! Nobody now a days knows of this young woman, sadly so I am doing more research to learn what happened to her after her Mother's death in 1933. I am grateful for all the help I receive in my initial pursuit of Major family history in Almond and if I can contribute to someone else's research I am pleased. Look forward to seeing you in the fall. Charlotte Major 8/7/12 Hi, Do you look ups for the Beer's History of Allegany County, New York, 1806-1879? My ancestor Edward Brines is on page 272 and I'd like to see what is said about him. Jon Brines Hello, I am researching the Karr family and cannot find much for Ervilla Webb. She was born about 1818 and died 9 Feb 1869. Her father may have been Stephen Webb but I have no info on him. She was married to Samuel Parker Karr and was the mother of James Mattison Karr. Can you help me find her parents or siblings? Alice Wicox(1883 - 1941) was married to James Mattison Karr and I believe her father was Samuel P Wilcox and her mother was Mary Jane Rogers. Can you verify this and provide me with their parents info? Clara Yost (1862 - 1924) was married to Alva Garrett Smith and appears to have been raised by her grandfather, John D Yost. Do you have any info for her? Melvina A (1847 - 1900?) was married to William Seymour Ward and died around 1900. I cannot find anything for her, no maiden name, no parents. Do you have info for her? Thank you so much for any/all assistance/guidance you can provide. Kathy Karr – June 25, 2012 Karin Donna Ryan here – I write the Almond Historical Society newsletter and volunteer at AHS on Fridays. I saw this email, and was not sure if it was answered or not. They were very busy down there on Friday, July 27 so
may have missed it. Over the weekend, my husband and I traveled to Almond to see if we could find the headstone for Rebecca Corey Dana, my 4th great-grandmother, in the Merwin Cemetery on Mill St. A young man in the house directly in front of the cemetery greeted us at the door, and graciously gave us permission to cross his lawn to reach the stones behind the house. Audrey Pettibone had sent me years ago the 1961 transcription of the still-legible stones there, and after we took one look at the condition of the cemetery, we had little hope that we could find what we were looking for. Much to my surprise, after much searching, finding so many of the stones broken or illegible, leaning against trees or nearly flat on the ground, we were able to find the marker, which stands in the extreme southeast corner of the cemetery very near the mowed lawn, and not fifteen feet from the rear wall of the house. Is there a group that oversees the maintenance of the cemetery? If so, they have a big job! I would love to know the identity of the family in the house at, I believe, #1 Mill St. so I can thank them for granting us access to the cemetery. AT THIS POINT, I BELIEVE THE CEMETERY IS SIMPLY EXISTING . . . ANY BOARD OR GROUP OF PEOPLE WHO WERE ONCE RESPONSIBLE ARE NOW GONE. A WHILE AGO, THE VILLAGE MAYOR WAS "EMPLOYING" PRISONERS FROM GROVELAND (ABOUT 40 MILES AWAY) TO COME AND CLEAN UP THE CEMETERY IN THE SPRING/SUMMER. HOWEVER, AS I UNDERSTAND IT, STATE OR PRISON REGULATIONS PROHIBIT THIS NOW – WHICH IS A BIG SHAME! WE ALL ARE DISMAYED OVER THE STATE OF THE ABANDONED CEMETERIES, BUT WE DO NOT HAVE ENOUGH HELP TO TAKE CARE OF THEM. ONE MAN FROM ROCHESTER WHOSE PARENTS HAVE A CAMP IN THE COUNTRY OUTSIDE OF ALMOND HAS TAKEN ON THE RESPONSIBILITY OF KEEPING ONE OLD CEMETERY ON ALMOND'S TURNPIKE MOWED A COUPLE OF TIMES A YEAR. THIS ONE WAS TOTALLY OVERGROWN WITH BRIARS AS TALL AS A MAN! HE DOESN'T EVEN HAVE ANY PEOPLE THERE – IT IS TRULY AMAZING HIS CONCERN AND DEDICATION TO THIS. I CALLED THE FAMILY THAT I THOUGHT YOU WERE TALKING ABOUT, AND YES – IT WAS NICK CHENEY WHO GAVE YOU PERMISSION TO GO OVER IN THE CEMETERY. I AM GLAD THAT YOU HAD AT LEAST A YOUNG "GREETER" . . . . We also went to the Woodlawn Cemetery to which we had gone before a couple of years ago, and visited again the plot for the Joseph Corey family at the top of the hill beside the old cemetery access road (one can see where the road used to go up and over the hill). One of the large cedars nearby has broken off and is lying amongst the stones in the Corey plot, but I do not believe it broke any markers. As close as it is to the headstone of A. Dana Corey, Joseph and Prudence's son, I was surprised it seemed to have done little or no damage. I SAW THAT THE TREE WAS DOWN – AND I AM HOPING THAT DON JEFFERDS, WHO IS IN CHARGE OF THE CEMETERY, IS MAKING SOME ARRANGEMENT FOR THE TREE TO BE REMOVED. I AM GLAD THAT IT APPEARS THAT NO MARKERS ARE BROKEN! WE TRIED TO FIND SOMETHING IN THE FILES AT ALMOND HISTORICAL SOCIETY ABOUT JOSEPH COREY'S PROPERTY LINES, ETC. BUT WERE NOT ABLE TO FIND THAT INFORMATION YESTERDAY. I'M SORRY. MAYBE SOME OF THE COREY DESCENDANTS CAN TELL YOU - Unfortunately, the Hagadorn House was closed and dark, as I would have loved to thank members of the Historical Society for the help they have given me in the past. You have done a wonderful job with that house and archives, and Almond is most fortunate to have such a dedicated group to protect and promote the preservation of the town of Almond. Thank you so much. WE WOULD LOVE TO HAVE SHOWN YOU OUR NEW OFFICE BLDG. IT IS SUCH A JOY TO HAVE A LARGE AREA IN WHICH TO WORK AND ALSO HAVE SPACE FOR GUESTS TO OPEN UP FILES AND DO RESEARCH, ETC. THANK YOU FOR YOUR KIND COMMENTS. WE HOPE TO HEAR FROM YOU AGAIN. SINCERELY, DONNA RYAN
Hello, I have been searching for information related to William Seymour Ward. I recently found a date of death for him and am searching for his obituary. He died on 17 Jul 1916 in Almond. Can you help me? Sara McGee 7/12/12 Reply: The only information we have on William Seymour Ward is a "Birth Return" Hello, Do your records show a Leo L. Dickinson (or any Dickinson) living in Almond, Allegany, New York in the 1930's? Thank you Bruce Dickinson Reply: Dear Mr. Dickinson, We have found 6 pages of descendent of Leo Leroy Dickinson and Mary Frances Burdick. This Burdick family is from Rhode Island originally. I have found clippings and photos which we can copy and send to you. Would you like copies of the above mentioned 6 pages? We charge 25 cents per copy. Please let me hear from you about these copies. Kitty Baker, Volunteer at Hagadorn House I'm from the Albany, NY area. My 2nd great grandmother was a Hagadorn from this area. Please tell me where I can find the origin of the Hagadorns of Almond and Steuben County. Edward W Kaufman 4/25/2012 At present, we do not have extra copies of Ms. Phelan's books for sale. I just did a search via Amazon and came up with this link: http://www.amazon.com/Why-Not-Every-Man-Underground/dp/B00137FJVO It is also available through Abe Books: http://www.abebooks.com/9780960583645/Why-Man-Phelan-Helene-C-0960583645/plp Thank you for your inquiry. I hope that you can locate a copy of this book. Donna B. Ryan AHS Secretary/newsletter editor |
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It's impossible to flirt with the bank tellers because they see how broke I am.
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I'm broke and I fucked a teller when I actually had a negative balance. Then I fucked her friend cuz girls like to talk.
I work at a restaurant and i totally judge ppl on what they order. Like if its rly unhealthy or boring
Im a bank teller and will NEVER show interest in anyone with a balance below $1000. This is why I'm still single.
You're single cause of that? I was thinking it's cause you were a pig?
In soviet Russia we steal money from the blacks
This is anonymous, so it doesn't matter, but, when I was broke I got hit on much less than when I started depositing 50k checks Several times a month, so I actually do agree.
I'm a bank teller and we don't look at the balance we look at the pay checks to see if ur working or not
Lmao 11:06!
Hahaha. This is true.
Not true. If you are poor and an asshole, then you WILL NOT get hit on. If you are hot, sweet and poor, there is an exception to the rule. As far as you, single bank teller...you are shallow, maybe that is why you are single? And tellers do make shit so I don't judge anyone. Funny comment though! haha!!
Why do I bother reading comments. They are insipid. Good luck in life assfucks.
I've said the same thing
Union just molests my checks. Just takes them out back to a dark alley and has it's way with it, no lube, and when it's done, you can't complain to anyone
As a former bank teller, I can tell you I would have appreciated it, poor or not!
That's why all the bank tellers hit on me every week when I deposit my $1500 paychecks. Cause I'm a baller
Unions are for incompetent crybabies who can't make money by competetive work.
$1500 a week not every two weeks shitbird They tax me every year more that what you make all year so don't hate
Not first
Being a bank teller in area code 907, I'll verify that statement. :). If you're broke, you aren't going to get laid. We are paid to be nice though!
That's so true! I work as a bank teller and we do judge u by your account status
11:48, $1500 paychecks isn't much, nice trying
The unions the reason I make as much money as I do
Know exactly what u mean. Def been there haha
Where I live it's not impossible cuz everybody is broke. As a matter of fact I wonder why we even have banks
You don't have to make much, have you ever seen how much they get paid? Tellers make shit. Plus, if you're still having to pay for things to get girls to sleep with/date you...you're an idiot. Its not that hard to get laid guys. I make under $30k a year and pull in plenty of hot women. (my tip to you: give them really good dick. They keep comming back)
Not true.. I work at a bank. If you're hot we'll hot on you. But maybe only to get you to open an account or a credit card or something haha
1,500.00 in monopoly money does not turn woman on shitbird baller baby boy
That's what happens when you're a nasty drunk Alaskan native...
Dude I hear you haha
That's a tough one....Not much you can do there....
Hahahahaha!!! Fkn hilarious!
It's true...we know almost everything
12.49 is beast.
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