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Yesterday Command Sgt. Maj. Teresa L. King was made commandant of the drill sergeant school at Fort Jackson in South Carolina and is the first woman to fill such a position in any of the Army's schools across the country. According to a recent article by James Dao of the NY Times women constitute a very small percentage of Army personnel in general (13%) and an even smaller percentage of the Army's highest-ranking enlisted soldiers in active-duty (8%). The lack of female personnel and those in high-ranking positions has been attributed to "pregnancy, long hours and the prohibition against women serving in frontline combat positions" by the Army. Experimental research, particularly in the areas of gender and stereotyping, indicates that women are evaluated differently than men in military training which may also explain the lack of women in higher-ranking positions.
Boldry, Wood, and Kashy (2001) found that although there were no actual performance differences between male and female cadets men were perceived as having the motivation and leadership to succeed in the military while women were thought to have more feminine attributes that would impair performance. Other research has shown that the proportion of women in a given unit is related to performance evaluation such that when women represent a smaller/token portion of the unit their performance is rated lower than men, but when there was a higher proportion of women performance was rated higher than men (Pazy & Oron, 2001). It seems that perception, not performance, contributes to the maintenance of gender barriers in the military among other domains for both men and women. Hopefully, one day more of us can see the world and ourselves as Sergeant Major King does: "When I look in the mirror, I don't see a female, I see a soldier."
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By JOHN SERFUSTINISun Advocate reporter
The problem with nepotism at the Wellington Fire Department is that there isn't enough.
That argument came from Pete Yakovich, himself a firefighter, who told the city council Wednesday that department rules restricting the acceptance of relatives is causing some qualified people to forgo applying.
He cited three instances when people with relatives on the department did not seek an open position.
Yakovich had done some research. He found that the state's anti-nepotism act does not forbid signing on relatives as long as they are "qualified or volunteers." He also found that the city has an ordinance stating that it will comply with the act.
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by Rafi Samuels-Schwartz
Perhaps the single most prevalent misunderstanding to come out over thirteen years of Taglit-Birthright Israel trips is the idea that there is a single "Birthright alumni" profile in which all the nearly 300,000 participants nicely fit. In 2012, past-participants of Taglit-Birthright Israel trips are, in some cases, approaching their upper 30's, live in every state, and occupy a wide spectrum of religious practices, demographic categories, and economic strata. The successes of the Taglit-Birthright Israel trip are due, in part, to the Trip's capacity to offer meaning and personal relevance to this wildly mixed multitude of participants. Unfortunately, these participants are oftentimes lumped into a single category – "Alumni" – the moment they return home exhausted and electrified from their 10 day experience. While this may be a convenient classification, it's not necessarily an accurate one. We must ask ourselves: What is a Taglit-Birthright Israel participant? What does this participant look like? Do they look like that everywhere?
With these questions in mind, I recently participated in an eye-opening exercise at NEXT's Southeast Regional NEXTWork convening. Entitled "Who Do We Serve?," this workshop encouraged the room of young-adult program professionals from a number of different organizations – many of which often have overlapping, but decidedly non-identical, audiences – to name the attributes, hobbies, interests, and characteristics of the audiences they serve. What emerged was a patchwork "profile," oftentimes incomplete and even contradictory, of a "typical" Young Jewish adult in the Southeast United States.
As Northeast Regional Director of NEXT, I focus on opportunities and communities decidedly above the Mason-Dixon line. And so, I was fascinated to hear how this room full of Jewish professionals from across Georgia saw the people they were aiming to serve. Some of it seemed universal; a returning trip participant in Hoboken craves the same authenticity in their Jewish life as one in Makon, GA. Other times, attributes felt distinctly regional; the centrality of multi-generational family roots in Georgia would likely be out of place in the oftentimes hyper-transient Northeast.
Ultimately, the importance of the exercise seemed less to do with the eventual "profile" that emerged. Instead, it seemed to have more to do with creating a space and opportunity for those present to balance their assumptions about the Young Adult population they serve against those of their fellow professionals. Because, as it turned out (unsurprisingly, in hindsight) there was no single "profile" to define. Rather, the room was left considering the things that made their participants and their communities different. And, more importantly – similar.
All too often, it seems, in their eagerness to get out and do something, organizations leapfrog over the important process of honing in on the "who" for which that something is intended. Consider it – Has your organization taken the time recently to ask itself "who do we serve?" If so, how has your organization changed as a result of that question? If not, perhaps it's time to clearly define, or redefine, your audience. Are they who you think they are? Have they changed? Has your organization?
I encourage you all to share how you have gone about asking the all-important question of "Who Do We Serve?" at your organizations. After all, without the "who", the "what" might not matter at all.
Rafi is the Northeast Regional Director for NEXT: A Division of Birthright Israel Foundation. Follow him on twitter at @NEXTRafi.


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SustainLane's news release as issued on December 9:
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Residents Mobilize for Sustainability
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SustainLane Media - the nation's leading online green media company?announced today that the City of Colorado Springs scored the most points in The Local Action Challenge (see
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"I am tremendously impressed, though not surprised, by this honor, as I personally have met so many dedicated citizens," said Mayor Lionel Rivera. "Colorado Springs has made great environmental strides in recent years and momentum for this effort will no doubt strengthen and grow our community?s interest in sustainability. Congratulations to the citizens who chose to participate in this challenge and preserve resources for future generations."
The Local Action Challenge gives local communities a unique opportunity to engage their citizens in on-the-ground action as part of the Hopenhagen movement. Leveraging its relationship with mayors and sustainability directors from the 50 most-populous U.S. cities - forged during its bi-annual
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Residents who took their cities' challenge, completed tasks on their city's wish list and uploaded photos of their actions, earning points for their city along the way. They were then entered into weekly drawings to win prizes donated by local green business sponsors. The City of Cleveland was the runner-up in the Local Action Challenge, while Atlanta took 3
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rediff.com: Iraqi youth seek spiritual solace in Bangalore
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With the company's president, Tim Clark, on the inaugural flight, Emirates Airline made history when its Airbus A380 landed at John F. Kennedy International Airport at approximately 4:35 p.m. on 1st August. This was the first commercial A380 'superjumbo' jet to touch down on American soil. The 13.5 hour flight took off at 11:00 a.m. Dubai time with 489 passengers and 24 cabin crew onboard.
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Exploring themes of crime, justice, and revenge, Erdrich spins a tale of the brutal rape of a Native American woman who lives on a reservation in North Dakota. When 13-year-old Joe's mother is raped and very nearly murdered, he watches as his family disintegrates into something completely foreign. Because his mother doesn't know exactly where she was during the attack, there is no clear road to justice. Was the crime perpetrated by a white or Native American man? Was the crime committed on tribal lands or not? Justice, unfortunately divided by white/non-white and tribal/non-tribal distinctions, often leaves Native American victims with absolutely no recourse at all. Or is there? Crushed by the horrific situation (further complicated by subsequent events) and tortured by the freedom of his mother's rapist, Joe begins to contemplate his own vision of justice. Threaded throughout with exquisite Native American stories, with an explosive climax and a shocking ending, The Round House is an amazing look at a group of people who are resilient beyond imagination.
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One of the most revered novelists of our time — a brilliant chronicler of Native-American life — Louise Erdrich returns to the territory of her bestselling, Pulitzer Prize finalist The Plague of Doves with The Round House, transporting readers to the Ojibwe reservation in North Dakota. It is an exquisitely told story of a boy on the cusp of manhood who seeks justice and understanding in the wake of a terrible crime that upends and forever transforms his family. Riveting and suspenseful, arguably the most accessible novel to date from the creator of Love Medicine, The Beet Queen, and The Bingo Palace, Erdrich's The Round House is a page-turning masterpiece of literary fiction — at once a powerful coming-of-age story, a mystery, and a tender, moving novel of family, history, and culture.
"Erdrich, a Pulitzer Prize finalist, sets her newest (after Shadow Tag) in 1988 in an Ojibwe community in North Dakota; the story pulses with urgency as she probes the moral and legal ramifications of a terrible act of violence. When tribal enrollment expert Geraldine Coutts is viciously attacked, her ordeal is made even more devastating by the legal ambiguities surrounding the location and perpetrator of the assault — did the attack occur on tribal, federal, or state land? Is the aggressor white or Indian? As Geraldine becomes enveloped by depression, her husband, Bazil (the tribal judge), and their 13-year-old son, Joe, try desperately to identify her assailant and bring him to justice. The teen quickly grows frustrated with the slow pace of the law, so Joe and three friends take matters into their own hands. But revenge exacts a tragic price, and Joe is jarringly ushered into an adult realm of anguished guilt and ineffable sadness. Through Joe's narration, which is by turns raunchy and emotionally immediate, Erdrich perceptively chronicles the attack's disastrous effect on the family's domestic life, their community, and Joe's own premature introduction to a violent world. Agent: Andrew Wiley." Publishers Weekly (Starred Review) Copyright PWxyz, LLC. All rights reserved.
"A stunning and devastating tale of hate crimes and vengeance...Erdrich covers a vast spectrum of history, cruel loss, and bracing realizations. A preeminent tale in an essential American saga." Donna Seaman, Booklist (Starred Review)
"Erdrich skillfully makes Joe's coming-of-age both universal and specific...the story is also ripe with detail about reservation life, and with her rich cast of characters, Erdrich provides flavor, humor and depth. Joe's relationship with his father, Bazil, a judge, has echoes of To Kill a Mockingbird." Library Journal (Starred Review)
"Erdrich threads a gripping mystery and multilayered portrait of a community through a deeply affecting coming-of-age novel." Karen Holt, O, the Oprah Magazine
"A sweeping, suspenseful outing from this prizewinning, generation-spanning chronicler of her Native American people, the Ojibwe of the northern plains...a sumptuous tale." Elle
"Moving, complex, and surprisingly uplifting...likely to be dubbed the Native American To Kill a Mockingbird." Parade, Fall's Best Books
"Riveting....One of Erdrich's most suspenseful novels....It vividly portrays both the deep tragedy and crazy comedy of life." BookPage, Cover/Feature Review
"One can only marvel...at Erdrich's amazing ability to do what so few of us can — shape words into phrases and sentences of incomparable beauty that, then, pour forth a mesmerizing story." USA Today
One Sunday in the spring of 1988, a woman living on a reservation in North Dakota is attacked. The details of the crime are slow to surface as Geraldine Coutts is traumatized and reluctant to relive or reveal what happened, either to the police or to her husband, Bazil, and thirteen-year-old son, Joe. In one day, Joe's life is irrevocably transformed. He tries to heal his mother, but she will not leave her bed and slips into an abyss of solitude. Increasingly alone, Joe finds himself thrust prematurely into an adult world for which he is ill prepared.
While his father, who is a tribal judge, endeavors to wrest justice from a situation that defies his efforts, Joe becomes frustrated with the official investigation and sets out with his trusted friends, Cappy, Zack, and Angus, to get some answers of his own. Their quest takes them first to the Round House, a sacred space and place of worship for the Ojibwe. And this is only the beginning.
Written with undeniable urgency, and illuminating the harsh realities of contemporary life in a community where Ojibwe and white live uneasily together, The Round House is a brilliant and entertaining novel, a masterpiece of literary fiction. Louise Erdrich embraces tragedy, the comic, a spirit world very much present in the lives of her all-too-human characters, and a tale of injustice that is, unfortunately, an authentic reflection of what happens in our own world today.
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Louise Erdrich lives with her family in Minnesota and is the owner of Birchbark Books, an independent bookstore. Ms. Erdrich is a member of the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa, and this story — which will, in the end, span one hundred years in the life of an Ojibwe woman — was inspired when Ms. Erdrich and her mother, Rita Gourneau Erdrich, were researching their own family history. Chickadee begins a new part of the story that started with The Birchbark House, a National Book Award finalist; The Game of Silence, winner of the Scott O'Dell Award for Historical Fiction; and the acclaimed The Porcupine Year.
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North Country 2, U-32 0
MONTPELIER-Mikaella Doran stopped thirteen shots and the Falcons scored a pair of goals to defeat U-32 2-0 on Saturday evening.
"It was our usual M.O., we couldn't score, but we had a much better first period," said coach Claude Paul.
The Falcons did manage to get one in the first, as they out-shot the Raiders 10-5 in the period.
Emily Doty notched her second of the season, converting on a Corrina Cota pass to make it 1-0.
"Emily was more physical in this game than usual," said Paul. "She is still feeling out where the boundaries are on the physicality level, luckily tonight we had some refs who did not mind the rough stuff."
Cota would add the insurance goal in the third, scoring in the final minute of the game to give NCU the insurance tally.
Taylor Morley, who is still battling a bad back, had the assist.
North Country no stands at 6-2 while U-32 falls to 1-7.
Thursday night will find the Falcons in Hartford for a make-up game with the Hurricanes.
Puck drops at 7:00.
Lake Region 78, Enosburg 60
ORLEANS–Drew Gallup had a game-high twenty-three points and two other Rangers were in double digits as Lake Region moved to a perfect 9-0 with a 78-60 win over Enosburg (3-4) on Saturday.
Clint Provoncha had fourteen points, and Dennis Newland added ten in the win.
Next up for the boys is a trip to Franklin County to take on BFA Fairfax on Thursday. Tip-off is at 7:30.
Colchester 65, NCU 63
COLCHESTER–North Country narrowly missed earning their second win of the season as Colchester overcame an eight-point fourth quarter deficit to defeat the Falcons 65-63 in boy's basketball play on Friday.
Matt Duncan came close to tying the game, but his late-game runner would not drop. He led the Falcons with 15 points.
Jason Hatin (12) and Tyler Paxman (11) were also in double digits for 1-8 North Country.
Ricky Giroux led all scorers with 30 points for 2-6 Colchester.
Next on the docket the team welcomes undefeated Rice to the NCUHS gym this Friday. Tip-off is at 6:30.
Spaulding 54, NCU 27
BARRE–North Country's girls basketball team suffered their second loss of the season on Saturday when they fell to Spaulding 54-27.
The loss moves their record to 4-2 while Spaulding improves to 5-3.
The girls are back on the road traveling to Burlington to face Rice this Friday. Tip-off is at 6:30.
STOWE–The Nordic Falcons took to the trails in Stowe this past Friday in a Classic Technique race. The boys came home with a fifth place finish (87 points) while the girls did not qualify for a score.
Scoring for the boys, Brian DeLaBruere was tops with an eighth place finish, followed by Alex Cotnoir (20th), Sam Brunnette (27th) and Dan Decelles (32nd).
In the girls race, Haley Jo Tetreault crossed the line 15th overall and Adele Woodmansee was 21st.
It will be a long time before the team has another meet, as their next scheduled race is not until the 25th at MMU.


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I certainly hope your Christmas dinner was delicious. In a complete break from tradition, I brought ten of Phil's BBQ ribs to our Christmas meal. Dry-rubbed, no sauce. Phil's is a San Diego steady. If you do come down South (of Los Angeles), do drop in:
For the past thirteen years, BBQ lovers across San Diego County have turned to restauranteur Phil Pace to satisfy a singular craving: mesquite grilled baby back and beef ribs, chicken and sandwiches. Serving thousands of customers a day from a diverse clientele of skateboarders to Bentleys, Phil has built his foundation on consistency, quality, freshness and friendly service.
"We thrive on providing each guest with the 'Phil's Experience', which basically comes down to organized chaos," laughs owner Phil Pace. "The biggest reason behind our success is our loyal customers who have supported us and waited in line for a taste of BBQ for the past twelve years."
Since opening its doors in San Diego in 1998, Phil's BBQ has served over one million pounds of BBQ sauce (enough to fill Shamu's tank).
Expanding from four employees to well over 100, Phil's BBQ has become an employer of choice in San Diego. In 2007, after the smoke cleared from the original Phil's BBQ location in Mission Hills, the restaurant relocated to a much larger space in Point Loma. Even with a change of location, the Phil's experience and menu remains the same: long lines of anticipation, an energetic, friendly atmosphere, fantastic food, huge portions and many, many, paper towels.
I don't mutter to myself (too much) but throughout the pre-meal, I kept murmuring gently: Easy, big guy. Hold steady. And then when the rib masterpiece finally met my plate, I whispered: g'head, git up in there.
Again, Merry Christmas, hope you got what you were jones'in for. Like some 'dem ribs. . .


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Lebanon (Levanone)
The First Lebanon War - June, 1982. A lone tank is dispatched to search a hostile town that has already been bombarded by the Israeli Air Force. What seems to be a simple mission gradually spins out of control. Shmuel the gunner, Assi the commander, Herzl the loader and Yigal the driver are the tank's crew, four 20-something boys who have never fought in a war and are now operating a killing machine. Though trying to remain brave, the boys are pushed to their mental limits as they struggle to survive in a situation they cannot contain, and try not to lose their humanity in the chaos of war.
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Hi Friends My Name is Ronda I have been very busy The last few years i am No Longer a Housewife ... Im still a wife i just work fulltime now We have the three kids grown the twins graduated in 2011 and Tyler became a US Marine on OCt 12 2012 Ehricka is working hard and Ryan Graduates in June 2013 Rays health is better and Cancer Free ! Please leave me messages but dont get mad if I take along time Also Im not on here to get alot of mermorials It is just a hobby I love History i love My family History Thank you and God Bless
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I have submitted an edit to remove the 1979 date of her death. She died on either Dec 31 1976 or Jan 1, 1977, not in 1979. The family photo I have uploaded was taken 4 months before she was murdered.
Would you please consider transferring her to me? I would be honored to maintain her memorial for sister and myself.
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Tallula Benson Parker
Hi Ronda and thank you so much for the beautiful butterfly/virtual flower you left on my great great grandmother's memorial.
May God richly bless you!
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Merry Christmas
Thanks for the flowers you placed for some of my family. Hope your Marine is safe and sound this year. Semper Fi. JFJN
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RE: wiborn , rushmore , packard ,everett
Hi Ronda,
I'm so glad you're back on here! I found the graves for Harriet and Henry. They're in the Woodlawn Cemetery in Leslie, Michigan. I put their memorials on here; you should go check them out!
:) Mary
PS- We are related in two ways. Harriet Wiborn Rushmore is my 3rd great grandmother, and also Cyrus B Packard (Anna Martha Packard (Brigham)'s father is my 3rd great grandfather.
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Sheri (Lantrip) Tuakoi
Jesse Woodrow (Woody) Lantrip
Ronda, please contact me...this is my uncle, he was brother to my father Thurman Jackson Lantrip.
I would like to know more about my uncle Woody. It looks like he died very young... and I do not know how or why he died so young, my aunt Geneva is gone... I just found that out and I dont know if any of the other sisters are all gone or just the ones that I know about Ruby, Eve Doris we knew her as Evadarce... mispelled but that is how it was stated.
I know that my aunt Juanita is gone but I do not remember about Ella Faye and Sue and her husban JR.
If you knew any of them please contact me and let me know all about them that you know... I loved and miss all of them even if my Dad was not wanting to be a part of them.
Please Ronda conatact me
Sheri email@example.com Thanks
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Hi there,
I'm just to know if you're still using the site. I've sent e-mails and SACs to you over the past year or so and haven't heard back from you.
Your cousin,
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Hi There,
I'm a distant relative of yours (through Wiborn/Rushmore/Packard), and I really appreciate all the information you attached to your memorials. It has helped me a lot with my family tree.
I noticed you said that Maria and Catharine Brewster were cousins. I know Maria's lineage, but I can't find Catharine's parents names anywhere. I was wondering if you could tell me or point me in the right direction. Catharine Brewster Wiborn is my 4th great grandmother.
Hope to hear from you!
Thanks again,
Mary Packard
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Hi Ronda,
I was wondering about the memorial you created for Emma. My g-grandma was Lucy Butterfield son of Ephraim. He had a sister Emma as well as Lucy & Deborah and brothers Daniel, William, Parker. Their mother's name was Ruth Parker.
Do you know if this Emma is the sister? There is a written account of the family by one of Ephraim's other daughters from the 1800's.
According to the account my Emma was born about 1806 at the foot of the Green Mountains, Vermont.
Let me know if your interested.
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Uncle Cy
Hi Rhonda,
Uncle Cy was my great uncle as well. I remember his daughter Lisa and spending time at his house when I was a little girl. His bother Roland was my grandfather and Cherri was my mom. How fun to find you. God bless you richly,
Stefani Carter
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Genealogist's Christmas Eve
'Twas the night before Christmas
When all through the house
Not a creature was stirring,
Not even my spouse.
The dining room table with clutter was spread
With pedigree charts and with letters which said...
"Too bad about the data for which you wrote;
Sank in a storm on an ill-fated boat."
Stacks of old copies of wills and such
Were proof that my work had become too much.
Our children were nestled all snug in their beds,
While visions of sugarplums danced in their heads.
And I at my table was ready to drop
From work on my album with photos to crop.
Christmas was here, and such was my lot
That presents and goodies and toys I'd forgot.
Had I not been busy with grandparents' wills,
I'd not have forgotten to shop for such thrills,
While others bought gifts to bring Christmas cheers,
I'd spent time researching those birth dates and years.
While I was thus musing about my sad plight,
A strange noise on the lawn gave me such a great fright.
Away to the window I flew in a flash,
Tore open the drapes and yanked up the sash.
When what with my wondering eyes should appear,
But an overstuffed sleigh and eight small reindeer.
Up to the house top the reindeer they flew,
With a sleigh full of toys and 'ole Santa Claus, too.
And then in a twinkle, I heard on the roof
The prancing and pawing of thirty-two hoofs.
As I drew in my head, and bumped it on the sash,
Down the cold chimney fell Santa--KER-RASH!
"Dear" Santa had come from the roof in a wreck,
And tracked soot on the carpet, (I could wring his short neck!)
Spotting my face, good 'ole Santa could see
I had no Christmas spirit you'd have to agree.
He spoke not a word, but went straight to his work
And filled all the stockings, (I felt like a jerk).
Here was Santa, who'd brought us such gladness and joy:
When I'd been too busy for even one toy.
He spied my research on the table all spread
"A genealogist!" He cried! (My face was all red!)
"Tonight I've met many like you," Santa grinned,
As he pulled from his sack a large book he had penned.
I gazed with amusement--the cover it read
Genealogy Lines for Which You Have Plead.
"I know what it's like as a genealogy bug."
He said as he gave me a great Santa hug.
"While the elves make the sleighful of toys I now carry,
I do some research in the North Pole Library!
A special treat I am thus able to bring,
To genealogy folk who can't find a thing."
"Now off you go to your bed for a rest,
I'll clean up the house from this genealogy mess."
As I climbed up the stairs full of gladness and glee,
I looked back at Santa who'd brought much to me.
While settling in bed, I heard Santa's clear whistle,
To his team, which then rose like the down of a thistle.
And I heard him exclaim as he flew out of sight,
"Family history is Fun! Merry Christmas! Goodnight!"
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WILLEMSTAD, Curacao -- The waterfront. Taken with a Kodak Z712IS.
DUBLIN, Ireland --Ha'penny Bridge. The first bridge across the Liffey River which flows through the center of Dublin. It cost a half penny to cross (at that time). Taken with a Nikon D80 and a 18mm lens.
RIQUEWIHR, France -- Doorway in a village in the scenic wine-producing area of Alsace-Lorraine.
ATAPUZ, GOIANA, Brazil -- On a recent trip to Brazil, this little guy (a son of a friend of mine) became the little town hero. The reason was the Port St. Lucie toy police badge on his shirt. Even a local federal police officer tried to get it from him.
STASBOURG, France -- Part of the Strasbourg canal system.
PARIS -- The beauty of a spring day in March in the Jardin du Luxembourg in Paris. Taken with a Nikon D40.
CUSCO, Peru -- A cooperative farm outside of Cusco. Rosa Cjuno and her 10-month-old son, Steeven. Rosa is a local textile weaver who carries her son to work.
DAYTONA BEACH -- Budweiser Shootout in Daytona on Feb. 7.
DAYTONA BEACH -- Michael Waltrip takes a wave at the camera.
ORLANDO -- Dolphin show at Sea World on a recent visit. Taken with a Minolta 5D and 75-300mm lens at 1/500th sec.
HONOLULU, Hawaii -- One of the many beautiful beaches near Honolulu. Taken with a Minolta 5D and 75-300mm lens.
LAS VEGAS, Nev. -- Las Vegas sunrise while we were on vacation. Taken with a Kodak Z812IS.
ORLANDO, Fla. -- A lioness sunning herself on a rock at Walt Disney's Animal Kingdom. Taken with a Minolta 5D with a 75-300mm lens.
ORLANDO -- A day at sunny Disney World.
KINDERDYCK, Netherlands -- This windmill was at a UNESCO world heritage site in September 2008.
COLMAR, Germany -- Stepping back in time. This town was one of the most picturesque we encountered on our Viking River Cruise in May 2008. This area was called Little Venice, for all the small canals that ran through it. Truly breathtaking scenery.
GATLINBURG, Tenn. -- A white tail deer feeding in the cool January afternoon at Cade's Cove in the Smoky Mountains.
NEVADA -- Hoover Dam while we were on vacation in Las Vegas. Taken with a Kodak Z812IS.
LAS VEGAS, Nev. -- Dancing waters at the Bellagio. Taken with a Kodak Z812IS.
MIAMI -- Members of the Golden Ponds 55-plus community in Fort Pierce saw a beautiful sunset from onboard their ship as they departed for a cruise of the Caribbean.
ORANGE CITY, Fla. -- A beautiful sunset over the water at the fishing dock at Blue Springs State Park.
SOUTH AFRICA -- A majestic lion in the Sabi Sand Game Reserve watched us and kept us away from his pride, including two females and many cubs.
BOTSWANA, Africa -- On a recent safari, we were very excited to see this male Sable antelope, an endangered species that usually is very shy. We had less than 30 seconds to get this shot before he was gone.
WINTER HAVEN, Fla. -- Two very friendly sandhill cranes loiter on the lawn. Taken with a Canon Sure Shot A85.
GATLINBURG, Tenn. -- A little finch gathers twigs for a nest. Taken with a Canon Rebel XT using a 75-250mm IS lens.
WESTBROOK, Conn. -- A yellow garden spider climbs its web with a freshly caught meal.
ASPEN, Colo. -- Ski trip to Aspen in January.
GAINESVILLE, Fla -- Inside a stunning church which sits atop a hill that looks over the famous swamp in Gainesville.
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK, Wyo. -- Sulphur geyser in Yellowstone at dawn. Taken with a Nikon D80 with a Nikkor lens.
CHINA -- A reclusive red panda peeks out from a tree in the Sichuan Giant Panda Sanctuary. They are distant cousins of the giant panda bear, are racoon-like in size (about 20 lbs.) and are an endangered species. Taken with a Canon PowerShot A70.
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK, Wyo. -- Black bear at first light in Yellowstone. Taken with a Nikon D80 and a Nikkor lens.
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK, Wyo. -- Lower geyser basin. Taken with a Nikon D80 and a Nikkor lens.
South Africa -- Kruger National Park on our May trip to Africa. Taken with a Canon PowerShot A590is.
SOUTH AFRICA -- A leopard at Kruger National Park. Taken with a Canon 70-300 zoom.
POMPANO BEACH, Fla. -- A butterfly at Butterfly World. Taken with a Nikon D80 and a 105mm Nikon macro lens at f5.6 and 1/200 sec with natural late afternoon light.
ANNAPOLIS, Md. -- Early morning reflections on a cold and clear January 2009 morning. Taken with a Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ50 digital camera.
ORANGE CITY, Fla. -- A captivating campfire burns outside of my camper.
TAMPA -- A breathtaking sunset off of the bow of a cruise ship.
LONG ISLAND, N.Y. -- Joe and Alex at work.
FORT MYERS BEACH -- Snowy Egret waiting for fisherman's catch at Ft Myers Beach at Fish Tales Marina.


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Flights to Kerry from Europe
Internationally renowned for its scenic beauty and scientific interest Killarney National Park encompasses the three Lakes of Killarney and the mountains and woods which surround them.Address: Killarney, Co KerryPhone: +353 64 6631440Website: http://www.killarneynationalpark.ieOpening hours: There is 24 hour pedestrian access to Killarney National Park.Tickets: Admission: Free of charge
Muckross Abbey is a major ecclesiastical site situated in Killarney National Park. It was founded in 1448 as a Franciscan friary by Donal McCarthy Mor and is in a remarkable state of preservation.Address: Killarney, Co KerryPhone: +355 64 6631440Website: http://www.killarneynationalpark.ieOpening hours: Open: All yearTickets: Admission: Free of charge.
Where the Owengarriff River cascades through the wooded Friar's Glen into Muckross Lake, you will find Torc Waterfall. A pretty path winds to the top of this 18m high waterfall revealing views of Torc Mountain.Address: Muckross/ Kenmare Road, Co. KerryPhone: +353 64 6631440Website: http://www.killarneynationalpark.ieOpening hours: Open: All yearTickets: Admission: Free of charge
View a snapshot of Irish life during the 18th & 19th centuries. See bog ponies, Irish wolfhounds and wild mountain goats in this Agri tourism award winning centre on the ring of Kerry road.Address: Ballincleave, Glenbeigh, Co. KerryPhone: +353 66 9769184Website: http://www.kerrybogvillage.ieOpening hours: Daily, all year; 9.00 - 18.00Tickets: Admission: Adult: €6.50, Child: €4.50, Student/Senior/Group: €5.45
The ancestral home of Daniel O'Connell. Contains memorabilia from the life and career of the lawyer, politician and statesman. Situated in Derrynane National Historic Park on 120 hectares of parklands and 1.5 km of coastline.Address: Caherdaniel, Co. KerryPhone: +353 66 9475113Website: http://www.heritageireland.ieOpening hours: Open: Daily; End Mar - Sep 10.30 - 18.00, Oct - late Nov Wed - Sun & B/H 10.30 - 17.00. Please check website for updates.Tickets: Admission: Adult: €3, Group/Senior: €2, Child/Student: €1, Family: €8.
Oceanworld Aquarium, where the ocean comes to life! With over 1,000 species of marine life, come and see for yourself: Penguins, Sharks, Loggerhead Turtle, Piranhas, Native & Tropical Species, our underwater world is there for you to explore.Address: The Wood, Dingle, Co. KerryPhone: +353 66 9152111Website: http://www.dingle-oceanworld.ieOpening hours: Open: Daily all Year; High season, 10.00 - 19.00. Low season, 10.00 - 17.00.Tickets: Admission: Adult: €13, Child: €7.50, Student/Senior: €9.50, Family(2+2): €32, (2+4): €38.
The Aqua Dome is one of Ireland's Largest Indoor Water worlds and offers tropical temperatures all year round. A visit to the Aqua Dome is a great day out for all the family.Address: Dan Spring Road, Tralee, Co. KerryPhone: +353 66 7128899Website: http://www.aquadome.ieOpening hours: Open: All year; Daily; 10.00 - 22.00 Mon - Fri, 11.00 - 20.00, Sat & Sun.Tickets: Admission: Adult: €15, Child: €12, Child under 2: Free of charge
Ireland's largest working windmill, it was built in 1800 and has been painstakingly restored. There are guided tours to see the windmill working - weather permitting. The Visitor Centre contains a multi lingual exhibition and audio-visual presentation.Address: Blennerville, Tralee, Co. KerryPhone: +353 66 7121064Website: http://www.blennervilleattractions.ieOpening hours: Open: Daily; Apr - Oct.Tickets: Admission: Adult: €5, Child: €3, Senior/Student: €4, Family: €15.
Crag Cave is a magical wonderland of stalagmites & stalactites, thought to be over one million years old. Tours, Gift Shop, Garden Café, Crazy Cave Play Centre and Kingdom Falconry, a new addition to Crag Cave.Address: Castleisland, Co. KerryPhone: +353 66 7141244Website: http://www.cragcave.comOpening hours: Open: Jan - Mar; Fri - Sun 10.00 - 18.00 Mid Mar - Dec; Daily 10.00 - 18.00. (Closed Dec 23rd - 28th)Tickets: Admission: Adult: €12, Child: €5, Student/Senior: €9, Family: €30 (2+2), €35 (2+4).
Ross Castle was built in the 15th century and is typical of its style, with square bartizans on diagonally opposite corners and a thick end wall containing a tier of chambers and winding stairs.Address: Killarney, Co. KerryPhone: +353 64 6635851Website: http://www.heritageireland.ie
A breathtaking passage in the Mcgillicuddy Reeks, the Gap of Dunloe was formed 2 million years ago by glacial movements. A popular and exciting form of transport through this narrow pass is by horse-drawn pony and trap.Address: Killarney, Co KerryPhone: +353 64 6631633Opening hours: Open: All year
This is a superb example of a circular stone fort and is more than 2,500 years old. It is 27 metres in diameter with a square-headed doorway and there are two small chambers inside.Address: Castlecove, Co. KerryPhone: +353 64 6631633Opening hours: Open: Daily, all year.Tickets: Admission: Free of charge.
At Molly Gallivan's you will experience the simple country lifestyle in rural Ireland before the days of electricity and modern conveniences. Molly's enchanting cottage is over 200 years old, with animals, fowl and traditional farm machinery. Discover the ghostly remains of a famine dwelling and a Neolithic stone row part of a rare ancient sun calendar.Address: Bonane, Kenmare, Co. KerryPhone: +353 64 6640714Website: http://www.mollygallivans.com
This local archaeological museum contains over 500 artefacts from the Stone, Bronze and Celtic Iron Ages as well as Viking, Roman and Saxon objects.Address: Kilvicadownig, Ventry, Dingle, Co. KerryPhone: +353 66 9159191Website: http://www.celticmuseum.comOpening hours: Opening times: 10.00am – 5.30pm
Since 1983 Fungi, a wild Bottlenose Dolphin, chose to make Dingle Harbour his home. Boat trips leave Dingle pier all day, every day, all year round to see Fungi, wild and free in his natural habitat.Address: Dingle Pier, Dingle, Co. KerryPhone: +353 66 9151967Website: http://www.dinglemarina.comOpening hours: Open: all year round
Some of the best seafood in the area can be found at Gaby's, with availability of dishes depending on the daily catch. From the moment you enter the little bar with its open fire you know you are in good hands. Seafood is not the only option and freshness is a priority with all ingredients.Address: 27 High Street, Killarney, Co. KerryPhone: +353 64 32519Website: http://www.gabysireland.com
This intimate, country style restaurant is a popular spot, with its tasty selection of wholesome home cooking. Plenty of choice, including very good seafood and a great range of desserts.Address: 26 High Street, Killarney, Co. KerryPhone: +353 64 34902Website: http://www.bricin.com
The Treyvaud brothers provide Killarney diners with a fine selection of well-executed traditional dishes in a friendly, contemporary environment. For a lighter meal, there are plenty of choices, including delicious speciality sandwiches. Caters for vegetarians.Address: 62 High Street, Killarney, Co. KerryPhone: +353 64 33062Website: http://www.treyvaudsrestaurant.com
Meaning "another story" in Irish, Sceal Eile is the perfect place for tea and a chat. Although it is mainly a café, Sceal Eile provides a large and varied menu of hot and cold dishes at very reasonable prices, including several traditional dishes and seafood.Address: 73 High Street, Killarney, Co. KerryPhone: +353 64 35066
The award winning, Foley's Seafood and Steak Restaurant, is located on Killarney's High Street and provides visitors and locals with a relaxed, informal atmosphere for patrons to enjoy.Address: Killarney, Co. KerryPhone: +353 64 6631217
The Cellar One Restaurant is regarded as one of the finest restaurants in Killarney hotels. This gourmet restaurant is the main dining space at The Ross Hotel in Killarney and possibly the most dramatic room within the whole hotel.Address: Killarney, Co. KerryPhone: +353 64 6631855Website: http://www.theross.ie
The Chart House offers the visitor a welcoming ambience, combined with good cooking. It specialises in using local produce in its dishes.Address: Dingle, Co. KerryPhone: +353 66 9152255Website: http://www.thecharthousedingle.com
This award winning premises is situated in Dingle town. Lunch is served from 12.30pm-2pm, with dinner available from 6pm-10pm. There is a wide choice of menu, both in the restaurant and the bar.Address: Dingle, Co. KerryPhone: +353 66 9151277Website: http://www.lordbakers.ie
Seafood speciality restaurant with old world charm. Friendly, professional service. Extensive wine list.Address: Dingle, Co. KerryPhone: +353 66 9151600Website: http://www.halfdoor.ie
Doyle's Restaurant specialises in fresh seafood, such as lobster and scallops.Address: Dingle, Co. KerryPhone: +353 66 9152674Website: http://www.doylesofdingle.ie
A classical themed décor welcomes all walks of life creating a friendly social meeting point. Unique artwork incorporating Mozart's manuscripts and music. All day dining bringing flavour and tastes from both side of the Atlantic, unique flavours serving food to tantalise the pallet. Food sourced locally.Address: Tralee, Co. KerryPhone: +353 66 7127977Website: http://www.mozarts.ie
Award winning ice cream made in Dingle. Espresso, latte, cappuccino, French chocolate, Irish chocolate and continental cakes. Great ambience.Address: Strand Street, Dingle, Co. KerryPhone: +353 66 9152644Website: http://www.murphysicecream.ie
Sammy's cafe is situated on Inch Beach with stunning views of the Dingle Peninsula. They are open daily and serve some of the finest coffee and homemade cakes in Kerry.Address: Inch, Co. KerryPhone: +353 669158118Website: http://www.inchbeach.com
This historical cottage dates back to the 1700s. It is located in the heart of Killarney National Park close to the Old Weir Bridge and the Meeting of the Waters. It has operated as a tea rooms for more than 200 years.Address: Killarney, Co. KerryPhone: +353 64 6630085
The cliffs are the nearest viewing point to the famous Skellig Islands and to Puffin Island. Food and refreshments are served all day in the indoor - outdoor coffee shop with spectacular views up to 30 miles of the surrounding areas. Location:Address: Portmagee, Co. KerryPhone: +353 66 9480985
The Bread Crumb specialises in baking sourdough breads in a stone – hearth oven. In addition to a wide range of continental breads, crusty rolls, pretzels and pastries (Danishes, almond croissants etc) there is a selection of cakes, tarts, tortes and seasonal specialities.Address: Kenmare, Co. KerryPhone: +353 64 6640645Website: http://www.thebreadcrumb.com
The Coffee Pot restaurant is situated at the beginning of the spectacular glacial valley that is the Gap of Dunloe. Light refreshments, full Irish breakfast, lunch and beautiful home baking are served here.Address: Beaufort, Co. Kerry
The Garden Café, situated in the heart of Dingle opposite the church, offers hearty home cooking and home baking at affordable pricesAddress: Dingle, Co. KerryPhone: +353 87 7815126Website: http://www.thegardencafedingle.eu
The Wren's Nest is situated in a unique traditional Irish cottage, just off Main Street in Dingle, with a lovely secluded flower garden.Address: Dingle, Co. KerryPhone: +353 86 1773119
In the Arbutus Hotel Buckley's is a good place to catch some traditional music and there are nightly sessions from June to September.Address: College Street, Killarney, Co KerryPhone: +353 64 31037Website: http://www.arbutuskillarney.com
O' Connor's is a popular spot for a pint and some craic. Entertainment starts nightly at 2130 and varies, from traditional music to theatre, poetry and comedy.Address: 7 High Street, Killarney, Co. KerryPhone: +353 64 31115
An attractive, traditional style, wood lined bar, popular with visitors and locals. There is a traditional music session on Thursday nights and DJs at the weekend.Address: 24 Plunkett Street, Killarney, Co. KerryPhone: +353 64 32689Website: http://www.courtneysbar.com
This warm, old world family run pub provides hearty home-made food and musical entertainment at night. Popular with both tourists and locals.Address: Main Street, Killarney, Co. KerryPhone: +353 64 31149Website: http://www.thelaurelspub.com
Famous for her wicked brews, Kate Kearney's legacy lives on in her cottage. Nestled at the entrance to the magnificent Gap of Dunloe, the cottage offers full bar facilities and bar food, as well as crafts for sale and traditional entertainment during the summer months.Address: Gap of Dunloe, Beaufort, Co. KerryPhone: +353 64 44146Website: http://www.katekearneyscottage.com
One of Killarney's most popular music venues, The Granary attracts top Irish acts. With the choice of a restaurant upstairs and pub grub in the bar, The Granary provides a full evening's entertainment.Address: The Pound, Touhills Lane, Beech Road, Killarney, Co. KerryPhone: +353 64 20075Website: http://www.granarykillarney.com
Killarney's primary cabaret venue, Gleneagle's hosts the big names and is a great place to catch a show. There is also a late night disco for those who want to continue to the wee hours.Address: Muckross Road, Killarney. Co. KerryPhone: + 353 64 66 71555 Website: http://www.inec.ie
McSorley's is a popular choice for music lovers, attracting some great live bands, both local and national. There is a nightclub upstairs and usually traditional music in the main bar.Address: College Street, Killarney, Co KerryPhone: +353 64 39770Website: http://www.mcsorleyskillarney.com
The Grand provides traditional music in the bar until 23:00, and then turns into a disco with live music and DJs until 0300. Admission is free until 23:00.Address: Main Street, Killarney, Co. KerryPhone: +353 64 31159Website: http://www.killarneygrand.com
All major sports and horse racing shown on the big screen TVs and live entertainment takes place in the bar at weekends. Free Traditional Irish Music Session take place every Sunday afternoon - All musicians welcome.Address: Iveragh Road, Killorglin, Co. KerryPhone: +353 66 9761381
Baily's Corner is located on Castle Street the bustling main shopping street in the historic centre of Tralee. During the day it's the perfect place to escape from the hustle and bustle of Kerry's county capital and enjoy the banterAddress: Tralee, Co. KerryPhone: +353 66 7126230Website: http://www.bailyscorner.com
Spillane's is a long established family-run, family friendly, bar & restaurant on the scenic Maharees Peninsula.Address: Castlegregory, Co. KerryPhone: +353 66 7139125Website: http://www.spillanesbar.com
The Munster Bar, Tralee, was opened in 1875 and derived its name from its proximity to the Ballymullen Army Barracks which was home to the "Munster Fusiliers" Brigade of the British Army.Address: Tralee, Co. KerryPhone: +353 66 7123257
Canberra House is a family run business which was established in 1953 and remains a thriving Irish pub with plenty of guest accommodation. Your hosts Catherine & Stephen O'Grady are always on hand to lend a hand.Address: Killorglin, Co. KerryPhone: +353 66 9762012Website: http://www.ogradyscanberrahouse.com
Larkin's Pub and Restaurant is nestled in the heart of Kerry between the McGillycuddys Reeks and the Dingle Peninsula. With a cosy pub, approved accommodation and a great lunch and dinner menu Larkins is the place to plan your Kerry adventure.Address: Milltown, Co. KerryPhone: +353 66 9767217Website: http://www.larkinspub.ie
"Between the hills & sea" A family run establishments located in the Town centre close to free car parking. Known locally for serving traditional meals in a friendly setting it also caters for those with a more modern palate. A definite stop.Address: Cahersiveen, Co. KerryPhone: +353 66 9472023
A warm welcome awaits you at the family run Sammy's Bar on Inch Beach. Serving an extensive range of freshly prepared, locally sourced cuisine and full bar and café drinks menu, complemented by the breathtaking panoramic views of Dingle Peninsula. Location:Address: Inch, Co. KerryWebsite: http://www.inchbeach.com
Bianconi Inn is a family run inn located in Kilorglin, on the Ring of Kerry. It's an ideal gateway to the Dingle Peninsula and Killarney area.Address: Killorglin, Co. KerryPhone: +353 66 9761146Website: http://www.bianconi.ie/


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Dr. Mark Estepp, Appalachian State University's dean of the College of Fine and Applied Arts, has announced he is accepting the position of president at Southwest Virginia Community College.
In the following letter, Estepp expressed his appreciation to students, faculty and staff, as well as a supportive community. Estepp will be at Appalachian through mid-summer. An interim dean has not yet been named.
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WELLINGTON/JEROME, Idaho - Patricia Joan Thayn Riehle passed from this world after a short illness in Jerome, Idaho on Jan. 31, 2013.
She was born to Lynn Rich Thayn and Mildred Elaine Doris Dial on Aug. 18, 1948 in Grand Junction, Colo.
She met and fell in love with the love of her life, Robert Lee Riehle and was married on Sept. 19, 1998 in Cheney, Wash. They made their home in Jerome, Idaho and had 14 great years of marriage.
Patty and Rob have been raising her grandson, Devin. He was the light of Patty's life and she loved him dearly. Devin she will always be with you in your heart.
Patty is survived by three children, Raymond, Allan and Crista, 11 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. She is also survived by eight siblings, her mom Mildred's children, Claudette, Billy, Doris and Sandra. Her dad and stepmom Lynn and Ila's children, Richard (Linda) Thayn, Stella (Gene) Wilson, both of Price, Marvin (Nita) Thayn, Elmo, Kathie Thayn, Wellington, and Bruce (Georgina) Thayn, West Valley. She is also survived by aunts and uncles, Azella Bradley, Connie Erickson, Jess (Renee) Thayn, Eva (Max) Tucker, Ora Keel and Colleen Thayn. As well as many loving nieces, nephews and dear friends.
Preceded in death by mother, Mildred Dial, father and stepmother Lynn R. and Ila Thayn, granddaughter Naomi.
Services will be held Saturday Feb. 9, 2013 in Jerome, Idaho at 1 p.m. Celebration of life in Wellington will be held at a later time.
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93 year old Mikhail Kalashnikov is in the hospital for undisclosed reasons. Sources even have him listed as in intensive care. This man has touched lives all over the globe. I won't give away what he is known for, only to show you a sliver of his famed invention. (Of course, his name is a dead giveaway.) His groundbreaking tech, the Avtomat Kalashnikova:
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PRICE - Katherine Tweddell, after many years of battling various health conditions, returned to her heavenly home on July 31, 2008.
Katherine was born on Oct. 24, 1943 to Richard Tweddell and Louissia Willden Tweddell in Price.
She touched so many lives by service to others, teaching in public schools as well as her church callings, which included Primary teacher as well as seminary teacher. She also spent many hours sewing dresses and crocheting mittens for the LDS Humanitarian Services.
She will be missed by the many children to whom she served as a crossing guard for many years.
She was a wonderful aunt, sister, friend, teacher, example and grandma to those who loved her and knew her.
As Cee Cee said, "Thanks for the kiss, Grandma. I love you."
She is survived by her brother; Richard (Edna Mills) Bissell; two nieces; Rachel (Sam) Busch and Rebekah Bissell, currently serving a humanitarian mission for the LDS Church; and two nephews; Roger (Elizabeth) MacDonald and Kenneth Reeves. She is also survived by a dear close friend, Maureen Wheeler; and adopted grandchildren, Ceairrah and Gary Warner. Katherine was preceded in death by her parents and her sweetheart, Owen Stilson.
Funeral services will be Wednesday, Aug. 6, at 2 p.m. at the Price 11th LDS Ward Chapel, 300 West 500 South. There will be a viewing one hour prior to service. There will also be a viewing 6 to 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 5, at Fausett Mortuary, 680 E. 100 South, Price. Interment will be in Price City Cemetery.
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"Morality sees further than intellect" was a favorite saying of The John Birch Society's Founder Robert Welch. He even published "a recapitulation of essential elements in the recognized moral code for our Western civilization" as "The John Birch Resolutions" in 1970. The JBS strives to educate individuals on the virtues of morality and how our Founding Fathers recognized that a free society could not long survive without a moral citizenry. This Choose Morality action page provides resources for learning more about the relationship between morality and freedom, then offers actions that can be taken to restore both.


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After an encounter with Walter Breuning, the World's Oldest Man, Hunter Weeks and his fiancé, Sarah, embark on an adventure to meet the oldest people in the world, including some of the people born in the 1800s. Capturing the extraordinary lives of people 110 years or older, including World's Oldest Person, Besse Cooper of Georgia, the couple's journey sheds light on what is truly important in life.
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With more than 800 bills to consider during the 2004 session of the Utah Legislature, lawmakers often have to consider what is of direct importance to local constituencies.
The session has been marked by the usual number of nonsense bills that seem to create work for legislators and take valuable time away from the issues mattering to the people the elected officials represent.
For example, House Bill 51 would require fees for out-of-state off road vehicles to operate in Utah.
"At first glance, this bill is a reasonable attempt to get out-of-state snowmobilers and off roaders to pay their fair share of improvements and grooming on Utah trails," stated Brad King, state representative from district 69. "Unfortunately, as a result of further study, we worried about the impact that this fee might have, especially on sponsored local events such as off-road safaris, organized motorcycle races and other similar events which bring in significant amounts of money to our rural economies."
By working with the sponsor of the bill, King believes the lawmakers have found a way to exempt the events from the fee.
"For us, the impact of the fee money would be minimal at best, whereas the money that comes to our communities as a result of motel room rentals, gasoline purchases and restaurant patronage is critical to our economy."
Another issue causing heartburn is the federal no child left behind legislation. Proposed by Rep. Margaret Dayton, House Bill 43 would keep Utah school districts from having to participate in the process.
"Educators and districts in southeast Utah, the state and the nation have almost universally denounced the legislation as well intentioned but ill conceived if not hurtful," King commented. "The measure has mandated sweeping changes in the way schools are operated and evaluated."
"It is estimated that, in order to fully implement these changes, it would cost the state several hundred million dollars, while the federal government has only funded the state about $105 million," added the Utah representative.
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I just signed up to the forum, we currently have a male golden retriever and a female presa canario, and have just rescued a male pittie (approx 1.5 - 2 yr). We live in Canada and drove a 900 mile round trip to the US to pick him up (in one night). Carson (his new name) was in a high kill shelter in Carson, CA - a wonderful canadian woman rescued him, set him up in a kennel and put him up for adoption. He was literally hours from being euthanized. Anyhow we were the lucky ones to be chosen to be his new parents. :-)
Right now he is about 20 - 25 lb underweight, with pressure points on his front legs, hind legs and ears, also his tail is 1/4 rubbed off. It is more then clear this dog has never lived in a house (zero manners, easily excited) and Carson doesn't even know how to play. But boy, is this dog sweet....he doesn't care about his past, only where he is now...and he is very willing to please (lots of kisses and the softest eyes). We have a long way to go with his rehab, but I believe he will be worth it!


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As the season ends Vail Resorts will begin constructing on new gondola connecting Vail Village to Mid Vail. With a ride time of only 7.5 minutes, the gondola is said to be the fastest is the world. The French-designed cabins boast heated seats, Wi-Fi access and room for ten passengers. Read the full press release from our friends at Skiing Business:
Here's a trend we like: Skiers can now enjoy as good a meal on-hill as off. That's certainly the case at The 10th, Vail's new on-mountain restaurant, located at Mid-Vail. The restaurant's name, of course, is a tribute to the famous 10th Mountain Division, which fought in Italy in World War 11. The 10th's ski troopers—many of whom, including Vail founder Pete Siebert, went on to establish the American ski industry—certainly would rather have pulled up a chair here than dig into their K-rations.
The snow gods answered the prayers of hundreds of Vail skiers this week, blanketing the mountain with a much-needed 13 inches of snow since Tuesday, with a chance of as much as another foot this weekend. The Sun Up and Orient Express lifts are churning today (Thursday), so skiers can start making tracks in Yonder and China bowls; Big Rock Park and the terrain off of Pete's Express in Blue Sky Basin opens Friday. The word early this morning was that intense gusts in the area last night have made for windblown slopes, so use extra caution (and keep your rock skis on standby).
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Submission First AMD 16-core Opteron chips arrive->
angry tapir writes: "After a brief delay and more than a year of chatter, Advanced Micro Devices has announced the availability of its first 16-core Opteron server chips, which pack the largest number of cores available on x86 chips today. The new Opteron 6200 chips, code-named Interlagos, are 25 per cent to 30 per cent faster than their predecessors, the 12-core Opteron 6100 chips, according to AMD."
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Making a first appearance here at the Video Countdown to CHRISTmas is the Opera Company of Philadelphia "Hallelujah!" Random Act of Culture!
On Saturday, October 30, 2010, the Opera Company of Philadelphia brought together over 650 choristers from 28 participating organizations to perform one of the Knight Foundation's "Random Acts of Culture" at Macy's in Center City Philadelphia. Accompanied by the Wanamaker Organ – the world's largest pipe organ – the OCP Chorus and throngs of singers from the community infiltrated the store as shoppers, and burst into a pop-up rendition of the Hallelujah Chorus from Handel's "Messiah" at 12 noon, to the delight of surprised shoppers. This event is one of 1,000 "Random Acts of Culture"
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Let the slackers put their boards in the basement. There are still plenty of mountains to meet and turns to enjoy. Here's a head start - for all tastes and talents - on your second season.
For the past 18 years, Loveland has hosted a mass "Mountaintop Matrimony" on Valentine's Day. This year over 150 couples tied the knot. Here's the top 10 reasons you should go next year.
An (almost) Colorado native, Beth Jahnigen Pappas graduated from CU Boulder with a Journalism Degree and went on to be the Promotion Coordinator for Ski and Skiing Magazines before moving to Summit County to work in Copper Mountain's Marketing Department. Five years later, she left to work at the Denver-based advertising agency, Factory Design Labs. She returned to the mountains fulltime in Summer 2007 and has not looked back.
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At the moment we are stuck in base camp and all we can do is to wait for the weather to change. I'm getting a bit of déjà vu from last year on Dhaulagiri. Acclimatization climbs passed by without any problems but as soon as I'm ready for the summit the weather changes totally. Last year it was a week of snowfall that stopped me, this year the jet stream has taken over the mountain. For about a week now it's been around 90 km/h wind up on 8000 meters and that is no place for us to be in those conditions.
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The Sette Epic shoe re-writes the book when it comes to style, performance and comfort. Its aggressive cross-country racing design combined with several outstanding features make it the leader of the pack.
I have been riding these shoes for almost 3 years. They have held up far better than any skate shoe or soccer cleat i've owned. The "epic" even got me through a quarter mile hike a bike through gnarly talus above a lake and are no worse for wear. That was epic! Why pay more for a fancy brand? Great adjustment, not super heavy, rugged, and may outlast your bike.
Bought these shoes 5+ years ago and have used them through a couple bikes and countless miles. They are always comfortable and still holding up well to all the abuse. I have no reason to upgrade or change to anything else.
great shoe for the price. I've had these shoes for 3 years and they have definitely taken a beaten. Buckle still works properly and no rips anywhere.
Love the comfort and feel of these shoes. My feet stay cool and dry during long trail sessions. At the end of the day I simply hose the mud off and let the dry and they are ready to go for the next ride. They have survived rocks and trees and any other abuse that the trails have dished out. Great shoe at a great price!
I've been riding these shoes for 4 years and about to hand them off to my son. They've been through Leadville, the Breck 50, Moab, Fruita and many more locations. Buckles and Velcro are holding strong, stitching starting to give a little. Bottomline, these are unbeatable for the price.
This shoe delivers on performance and quality while giving you a big bang for the buck. I will continue to buy Sette mtn shoes. Fantastic shoes. My first pair lasted four years.
I bought the Sette MTB shoes based on the price. They have been a good pair of shoes to own. A little on the heavy side which I expected. They also were a little larger than I expected. Not a full size but sort of in between where I'd fit more snug with a 2nd pair of socks on which isn't a problem in the fall/winter but not so good in the summer. They are well built and have held up well.
I have had the shoes for 3 seasons now and they have been excellent. They have held up pretty well. 1 star removed because they aren't perfect: While being a little better than my last pair of shoes, the traction is lacking for solid rock, slickrock in particular. The shoes lack the grip they really need for this type of surface. The quick release button gets stuck often and requires some working to unlatch. In addition, one of the plastic straps for the ratchet was bent on a recent ride and it is now difficult to unlatch even when the button is working.
$69,99 for 9 years of use. I bought mine 9 years a go and it was totally worth it. after 9 years of heavy use, the soles ripped off. Then came the time to buy a new one. So I gat de Sette Mountain Shoes again. Never saw a Mountain Shoe from the top brands last as much.
Bought these back in 2011. They're great shoes. Certainly have been tested in various conditions. I live in the north east where it can get very muddy and wet. Sure the straps have stretched a bit but that's why they're adjustable. I highly recommend them and for the price you can't go wrong.
I've been using these shoes since 2009 & and there still going strong. They are super light & for the price they can't be beat. If my current pair were to break down I would definitely buy again.
I bought these last year and they have lasted, fit great and still look new (with cleaning). Very easy to put on and remove. Using the front spikes helps in the loose stuff and on icy roads in the winter time.
This shoe was alright, but after 6 months of daily riding, the ratchet ladder has started to disintegrate and separate from the shoe. So now i've got this beast all duct taped up to try and hold the ladder on for as long as it can before it completely disintegrates. The ratchet itself doesn't hold up well to rocks, a few good bashes, and I have to struggle with getting the ratchet to release every time I ride now. Pretty bummed that I didn't even get a season out of these...
Great shoe to get into clippless. I have been wearing them for over 4 years now and they have held up well. Buckle is very adjustable so you always have the right amount of tension.
I've had these shoes for about 4 years now. They are awesome. Still going just as strong as the day I bought them. They are a little more narrow than other shoes but that worked out good for me. The buckle really makes them feel secure and after a few minutes on the bike you don't even know their on anymore.
I've had these shoes for over four years now and they are still going strong, even though they look pretty beat. They are just as good, or better than my Shimano shoes of similar construction. The fit is better than the narrow "Euro" style shoes, more roomy.
Really tough shoe, well built, I wear an 11.5 so I ordered a 46. The 46 was just a bit too big, so I ordered the 45 it was just a bit too small so beware of those in between spots shown on the sizing chart. Kept the 46s because I was just so impressed with the shoe and wanted to make them work. As a result they bite into the top of my ankle a bit. Real shame because they look good and are quality but they just aren't the best for me, hopefully they will break in to be more comfortable.
Ihave used them for more than five years and they still hold. They don't look like new but they hold. Good for summer or winter. I only change the type of socks i wear. A little bit heavy maybe because they are built to last. Had some performance bike shoes that lasted me only one year. Great deal for the money you pay.
Good shoes for the price. A good option fot a first pair For the price they gave me more than expected.
I have three seasons using this shoe and still like them. The shoes are a little on the heavy side, but are comfortable and stiff. I have had no trouble with the buckle or closures. The shoe is well made and takes a beating. I have abused my shoes a lot: water, mud, scraping on rocks & trees, sprinting through sand & gravel, swimming with them, etc. And they still look good and have no problems.
I rode with the same shoe for 10 years till the exploded. my buddy told me to check out the Sette Epic! he has been riding that shoe for 5 years now! I purchased this shoe 2 months ago and it is one of the best fitting and performing shoes I think I have ever worn. I wished Sette made a street shoe similar its that comfortable, I basically for the last 2 months when I am not wearing my Chacos I wear the Sette Epic!! Great price great performance and great comfort!! You need this shoe!!
The Epic Mtn shoes are great fitting and provide all day comfort. They are stiff and offer strong pedal power. The soles are a bit slick on rock and wet surfaces, but grippy in dry and dusty conditions. Great value and perform like upper end shoes. Durable!
These didn't have the wide toe box I was expecting. The Specialized shoes I'm used to fit much better. They are going back. Other than that they seem like a quality shoe.
These have been my favorite shoe so far. Tried specialized and shimano, and these lasted longer and were more comfortable . I used them for commuting to work (66 miles a week) and for all types of mountain biking. After 2years, one of buckles broke when i got hit by a car and was sent flying in the air. Now that im all healed up its time to get a new pair and start riding again.
Great MTB shoes, I've being riding in those shoes for a three month and find it very comfortable and breathable. Consider buy one size up, definitely would recommend it to a friend.
Hard to beat this shoe for the money! I had my shoes for six years before the left buckle strap tore. I continued to ride, ignoring the strap because the treads continued to hold up well under a lot of street riding. I like a stiffer sole and tread and these shoes are definitely stiff in that regard, so there is no flex at all. The toe and heel caps have protected the shoes from looking bad and the ratcheting top strap was a bonus for these shoes. Overall, I thought they were comfortable and were a nice step up from my original Nike Yuha Plus shoes. Size-wise, I think they are pretty true to size. My original Sette Epics were 44s, though I probably should have purchased the 45s for a little extra room in the toebox. I am considering another pair of these over a pair of Shimano M087s and have decided to give these shoes a five-star rating because of the features and durability. The old shoes still looked good even after the strap tore, which was disappointing. I didn't see that coming, but still feel the shoes, for the money, are a five-star purchase.


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