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Divorce Records
Territorial Divorce Records, 1852-1895
In order to find territorial divorce records, researchers need to know an approximate date or time frame in which the divorce occurred as well as where the parties were residing at the time of the divorce. As very few of these records are name-indexed, researchers may find their research to be very time-consuming if they do not have this information.
The following information about how the courts worked in the territorial period may assist researchers in finding divorce cases. Between 1852 and 1887, two separate courts had concurrent jurisdiction over divorce proceedings, the county Probate Court (for each individual county) and the District Court (covering multiple counties). Between 1852 and June 1878 there were no residency requirements, so individuals seeking a divorce in Utah technically had the rights to file anywhere within the territory. Most Utahns filed locally-in their county probate court or in the area district court-for convenience, but there was certainly nothing requiring them to do so.
In 1878, the Utah Legislature instituted a residency requirement for divorces which became effective after June 1878. In short, this meant that persons filing for divorce had to file in the County Probate Court (through 1887 only) or the District Court with jurisdiction over their place of residence. In 1887, the Federal government removed the Probate Courts' jurisdiction over divorce cases, and so between 1887 and 1896 all divorces were filed in the District Court only.
District Courts in the territorial period had jurisdiction over several counties. The boundaries changed frequently, so a researcher wishing to see which district court had jurisdiction over a county for a specific period of time should consult the Historical Jurisdiction Chart.
Not all of the records documenting territorial divorce proceedings have survived and very few are name-indexed. A list of records series obtainable through the Utah State Archives follows arranged by geographic area. Those that are highlighted have series inventories with more complete descriptions of the records. Researchers may want to consult multiple series for the same agency when researching divorces: while case files series generally provide the largest amount of information regarding divorce proceedings, occasionally files do not survive when minute book entries do or vice-versa. Also different record types document different aspects of the case. The linked inventories will give the researcher more information about the documentation provided by each individual series.
District Courts
|First District Court
|Southern Division criminal case files, 1875-1895.
|Series 1521
|Minute books, 1851-1858, 1865-1873, 1890-1896.
|Series 10035
|Northern division civil and criminal case files, 1878-1891.
|Series 1529
|Plaintiff index, 1878-1890.
|Series 21018
|Second District Court
|Minute books, 1852-1865, 1880-1890.
|Series 5319
|Civil case indexes, 1878-1916.
|Series 21933
|Third District Court
|Case files, 1852-1896. [case files prior to 1871 are not name-indexed]
|Series 9802
|Case files index, 1871-1896. [a partial index to series 9802]
|Series 3243
|Civil case minutes, 1874-1875.
|Series 1625
|Territorial minute books, 1858-1896.
|Series 1649
|Civil and criminal registers of actions, 1870-1871.
|Series 20011
|Civil registers of actions, 1871-1896.
|Series 22610
|Fourth District Court
|Cache County minute book, 1894-1895.
|Series 3588
|Civil and criminal registers of actions, 1878-1896.
|Series 17825
|Judgment record books, 1891-1895.
|Series 84165
|Northern Division civil and criminal case files, 1878-1891.
|Series 1529
|Minute books, 1878-1896.
|Series 5062
Probate Courts
Not including those counties that were not formed until after 1887 or those counties for which the Archives has no holdings.
|Beaver County. Probate Court
|Probate case files, 1876-1894
|Series 26592
|Record books, 1870-1885.
|Series 14893
|Box Elder County. Probate Court
|Divorce records, 1868-1887.
|Series 26104
|Record books, 1856-1877.
|Series 82970
|Cache County. Probate Court
|Civil case files, 1878-1884. | online index
|Series 23726
|Probate record books, 1876-1906.*
|Series 767
|Carson County. Probate Court
|Records, 1855-1862.
|Series 19802
|Cedar County. Probate Court
|Minutes, 1859-1962
|Series 17493
|Davis County. Probate Court
|Divorce case files, 1875-1886. | online index
|Series 4700
|Divorce registers of actions, 1877, 1880. | online index
|Series 4731
|Divorce minute book, 1877.
|Series 23694
|Minute books, 1854-1872.
|Series 25012
|Garfield County. Probate Court
|Divorce case record book, 1883-1889.
|Series 20937
|Iron County. Probate Court
|Minutes, 1852-1896.
|Series 17477
|Juab County. Probate Court
|Minutes, 1852-1859.
|Series 13096
|Millard County (Utah). Probate Court
|Minutes, 1854-1862.
|Series 26151
|Salt Lake County. Probate Court
|Civil and criminal case files, 1852-1887. | online index
|Series 373
|Civil and criminal case minute books, 1860-1887.
|Series 3939
|Civil and criminal case docket books, 1852-1887.
|Series 3944
|Sanpete County. Probate Court
|Divorces, 1873-1887.
|Series 14697
|Minutes, 1852-1896.
|Series 17693
|Record books, 1855 - 1896
|Series 26609
|Summit County (Utah). Probate Court
|Record books, 1882-1913.
|Series 27442
|Tooele County. Probate Court
|Record books, 1859-1892.
|Series 1422
|Minute books, 1859-1888.
|Series 14650
|Utah County (Utah). Probate Court
|Divorce case files, 1863-1888.
|Series 20941
|Washington County. Probate Court
|Civil and criminal record books, 1856-1886.
|Series 3168
|Divorce case files, 1870-
|Series 26638
|Weber County. Probate Court
|Civil and criminal case files, 1852-1887. | online index
|Series 1593
|Civil and criminal registers of action, 1868-1887. | online index
|Series 83901
*Creating agency is actually 1st District Court: Cache County. The earliest volumes in this series were generated by the Probate Court and include records of divorce actions. See description of records for more information.
Divorce Records, 1896-present
Divorces must be filed in the county in which at least one of the parties reside at the time the complaint is filed.
Records of divorces filed since 1896 in many District Courts are still accessed directly through those district courts, though some have made arrangements to store records older than 50 years with the Archives. Check the State District Courts Guide for information on civil case records at the State Archives.
Beaver | Box Elder | Cache | Carbon | Daggett | Davis | Duchesne | Emery | Garfield | Grand | Iron | Juab | Kane | Millard | Morgan | Piute | Rich | Salt Lake | San Juan | Sanpete | Sevier | Summit | Tooele | Uintah | Utah | Wasatch | Washington | Wayne | Weber
Salt Lake County, 1896-1969
Researchers will need to know the names of the parties and the approximate date of divorce. These records are available onsite at the Research Center for the researcher's visit. For information as to the types of records available to the researcher for Third District Court: Salt Lake County divorce cases, the following series inventories may contain more details.
|Third District Court: Salt Lake County
|Civil case indexes, 1896-1968. | View Online
|Series 6071
|Civil case index, 1969.
|Series 14260
|Civil case files, 1896-1969.
|Series 1622
Salt Lake County, 1970-present
For certified copies of divorce decrees and other pleadings, 1970 to present, researchers should contact the District Court where the case was filed. See the Utah Courts Directory.
Vital Records Divorce Certificates, 1978-present
For certified copies of marriage and divorce certificates statewide (short form only), 1978 to present, researchers may contact:
Bureau of Vital Records
Utah Department of Health
288 North 1460 West
Salt Lake City, UT 84114-2855
Tel. (801) 538-6105 (recorded message)
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Bibliography of Tennessee Local History Sources > Introduction & Index
Index of County Names
Bibliography of Tennessee Local History Sources is the result of a project of the Tennessee Library Bicentennial Committee (TLBC), formed by Dr. Edwin S. Gleaves, Tennessee State Librarian & Archivist (retired), in late 1994. It was compiled by and for Tennessee public librarians, in honor of Tennessee's bicentennial celebration, 1996. The bibliography includes books, articles, maps, theses, dissertations, audiovisual materials and some unpublished works on ninety-one of Tennessee's ninety-five counties (Davidson, Hamilton, Knox & Shelby excluded).
When the TLBC membership expressed the need for a local history bibliography, the Tennessee State Library & Archives (TSLA) agreed to put the list together, with help from the public librarians across the state. Libraries sent suggestions for inclusion to TSLA, where staff used additional sources to locate as many local history items as possible and arrange the citations into a usable list. Sources used, in addition to suggestions made by Tennessee librarians, include: Tennessee's union catalog (IMPACT); the OCLC database; FirstSearch databases such as Readers Guide, etc.; various existing bibliographies; Books in Print; and UMI lists of theses and dissertations. In addition, major periodicals were searched for relevant articles.
Many technical items, and also many maps, were deliberately excluded, as an effort was made to confine the list to sources useful to the general public. Some technical items are included, if they seem to reflect the people, the land, and/or life in the area. Strictly genealogical sources are excluded (see County Genealogical Sources, available via TSLA, for these sources).
This list is only a beginning for source material on Tennessee counties, towns, schools, churches, battlefields, and historic sites. Local libraries often hold unique collections or items (see Special Collections in Tennessee Public Libraries and other published collection guides), and ephemera files, photographs, original materials, artifacts, newspapers, and local contacts are excellent sources. No list such as this one can substitute for source material found only at the local level.
The Bibliography is arranged by county, with sources treating the county as a whole followed by sources on towns, significant events, historic sites and institutions of higher learning. Some counties have several categories of entries, while others have only one or two.
Staff members at TSLA who worked on the Bibliography are Ronald Lee and Fran Schell. TSLA staff members are anxious to improve the list, add to it, and make it available to interested persons. Please direct inquiries to them:
Phone : (615) 741 - 2764 (voice) or (615) 741 - 6471 (fax)
E-Mail : email@example.com -or- firstname.lastname@example.com
Mail : Tennessee State Library & Archives, 403 Seventh Avenue North, Nashville, TN 37243-0312
PLEASE NOTE that TSLA does not hold copies of all of the items listed in this bibliography. Please check the TSLA Online Catalog or e-mail TSLA to verify we have an item in our collection. TSLA will respond to e-mail requests promptly; response time may vary, depending on the amount of research required to answer your question and the unique nature of your request. If you need immediate assistance you may call the reference desk at (615) 741-2764 or visit us in person.
Index of County Names
B : Bedford / Benton / Bledsoe / Blount / Bradley
C : Campbell / Cannon / Carroll / Carter / Cheatham / Chester / Claiborne / Clay / Cocke / Coffee / Crockett / Cumberland
D : Decatur / DeKalb / Dickson / Dyer
F : Fayette / Fentress / Franklin
G : Gibson / Giles / Grainger / Greene / Grundy
H : Hamblen / Hancock / Hardeman / Hardin / Hawkins / Haywood / Henderson / Henry / Hickman / Houston / Humphreys
J : Jackson / Jefferson / Johnson
L : Lake / Lauderdale / Lawrence / Lewis / Lincoln / Loudon
M : McMinn / McNairy / Macon / Madison / Marion / Marshall / Maury / Meigs / Monroe / Montgomery / Moore / Morgan
P : Perry / Pickett / Polk / Putnam
R : Rhea / Roane / Robertson / Rutherford
S : Scott / Sequatchie / Sevier / Smith / Stewart / Sullivan / Sumner
W : Warren / Washington / Wayne / Weakley / White / Williamson / Wilson
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Weve done a whole week of stuff; obviously today is the big one, R. Ryan Swartz, the senior who coordinated the events, said Saturday.
Springfest is organized by students. The board responsible for making it happen started running into problems when it was looking for musicians earlier this year.
Clarkson has been able to attract large national acts in the past, such as last years show by the All-American Rejects, but this year things were tougher.
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We spent months trying to get a bunch of bands, Mr. Swartz said.
When they realized they were unable to bring in the big names this year, they decided to change their tactics.
Springfest became Knights after Dark, a weeklong slate of smaller events instead of a single big bash.
Its a bigger focus on what we could do with students, Mr. Swartz said.
Even the smaller focus ran into some obstacles. Bad weather kept a comedy troupe and a hypnotist from traveling to Potsdam to perform their scheduled shows. It also was a heavy study week for many students.
Its a very busy week of school, said Adam G. Merkwan, a sophomore from New Hampshire who said he could not attend any of the events before Saturday because of his studies.
Saturday marked the weeks finale, starting with a performance by Von Shakes, an indie rock band from Dublin, Ireland.
Ryan M. Kopera, a sophomore from Buffalo, said he had not heard of Von Shakes before Saturday, but he was glad he came.
We found out they were coming today and looked them up, and theyre pretty awesome, Mr. Kopera said.
He said the weeklong approach to Springfest was a good idea.
Its pretty cool how they spread this over a whole week, he said.
Later, stand-up comedian Louis Katz took the stage, followed by the Los Angeles musical comedy duo Garfunkel and Oates.
Between the onstage acts, students stood in line for giveaways such as custom-printed mouse pads.
They also sampled the best chicken wings Potsdam has to offer at Wingfest, where students could vote for which area restaurant serves up superior wings.
All of the weeks activities were free for students.
Everyone likes free stuff, but a lot of people were disappointed that we didnt get a huge name again, said Sarah W. Pisaniello, a freshman from Lowville.
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Similar to my previous piece regarding atheism, vegetarians/vegans also get a strange reputation that does not always seem to match their experiences. For example, like the atheists, vegetarians/vegans are often accused of being arrogant and self-righteous. One would think that all vegetarians/vegans are running around telling people how to eat. Of course, there are these vegetarians/vegans (e.g. PETA), but they are a vocal minority. In actuality, it is my experience that vegetarians/vegans often try to keep quiet about their food choices for fear of ridicule. In conversations with fellow vegetarians/vegans, the same story emerges. Out to dinner with friends or family (even very open-minded friends) and a meat-eating friend or family member will bring up the vegetarian's diet. Comments include, but are not limited to "I could never stop eating meat", "are you sure you are getting enough protein", "vegetarianism isn't natural", and my personal favorite "I didn't climb my way to the top of the food chain to eat rabbit food". So, it would appear, at least anecdotally, that most vegetarians and vegans are not arrogant jerks, and just want to eat their food in peace.
Similar to atheism, Terror Management Theory (TMT) would explain that vegetarians/vegans may come to be derogated by meat-eaters because they challenge a long held world-view that animals are to be eaten. This challenge may increase existential threat in which world views are defended (Greenberg & Kosloff, 2008), hence some of the comments recalled above and the links below. However, TMT can go even further to provide an idea of why vegetarians/vegans experience what they do. Another thing that can cause existential threat is thoughts of creatureliness (Cox, Goldenberg, Pyszczynski, & Weise, 2007). According to Cox and colleagues (2007), when reminded that humans are similar to other animals, people's death thoughts increase. And, according to research on TMT, death thoughts lead to out-group derogation (Greenberg & Kosloff, 2008). Therefore, it is possible that when vegetarians/vegans are eating with meat-eaters, the meat-eaters are reminded of their creatureliness because vegetarians/vegans automatically remind them that they are eating other animals. If so, this may explain why so many vegetarians/vegans have the same experiences when dining with their meat-eating friends and family.
A blog entitled 'The arrogance of veganism' by Michael Ruhlman
A blog entitled 'Something is wrong vegans' by Steve Mooradian
Cox, C. R. et al. (2006). Disgust, creatureliness, and the accessibility of death-related thoughts. European Journal of Social Psychology, 37, 494-507
Greenberg, J. & Kosloff, S. (2008). Terror Management Theory: Implications for understanding prejudice, stereotyping, intergroup conflict, and political attitudes. Social and Personality Psychology Compass, 2, 1881-1894


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College of Eastern Utah fans can look forward to a competitive 2003-2004 season of basketball.
Both the mens and womens team are off to a strong start with season opener wins.
The womens team travelled to Westminster on Nov. 1 to play the junior varisty squad.
The Golden Eagles shot 43 percent from the field and forced 38 Westminster turn-overs in the 66-42 win.
Kami Blackburn was the high scorer with 17 points. Cassie Warburton contributed another 11, including two three-pointers.
The Lady Eagles will host Westminster junior varsity in their home opener Nov. 11. The game begins at 6 p.m.
The mens team, meanwhile, had two wins over opponents Hill Air Force Base and Westminster.
The Eagles never let up in the 118-36 victory over Hill Air Force Base on Nov. 1.
Coach Bryan Zollinger said the early, non-conference games allow the team to see what needs to be worked on.
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After battling back-and-forth to a 2-2 tie in the first half, the Carbon High boys soccer team was entrenched on their end of the field fending off multiple advances and shot attempts by the Rabbits.
Each time Delta made a run towards the goal, the Dinos defense held strong and shut down the attack. However the Dinos were unable to consistently control the ball past midfield late in the game which gave Delta one opportunity too many as they connected on a late goal sending the Dinos to a tough 3-2 loss on April 3 at home.
Carbon High head coach Keith Palmer said his team played well in the first half but seemed to come out flat in the second half which gave Delta an opening to score late in the match.
"We just didn't play well overall," said Palmer. "We started off well in the first half but our energy fell as the game went on."
Palmer cited a week break between games and poor practices heading into the Delta game that may have contributed to the loss.
"That was the worst we've played in the last three weeks. We had bad practices before the game and the long break between games showed in our effort on the field in the second half," he said.
Hansol Kim and Dakota Powell scored the two goals for the Dinos with one coming on a free kick and the other coming off a corner kick.
With the loss, Carbon High (2-7-1 overall, 1-3-0 Region 12) now has little room for error over their final four Region 12 games starting with a road game against Delta on April 12. Palmer said the team came back with good effort in the practices since the Delta game and he is confident the team will step up to the challenge over the final part of the season.
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She begins to reinvent herself as an expat, finding her way in a language she doesn't speak, doing the housewifely things she's never before done — playdates and coffee mornings, daily cooking and never-ending laundry. Meanwhile, her husband works incessantly, at a job Kate has never understood, for a banking client she's not allowed to know. He's becoming distant and evasive; she's getting lonely and bored.
Then another American couple arrives. Kate soon becomes suspicious that these people are not who they say they are, and she's terrified that her own past is catching up to her. So Kate begins to dig, to peel back the layers of deception that surround her. She discovers fake offices and shell corporations and a hidden gun, a mysterious farmhouse and numbered accounts with bewildering sums of money, and finally unravels the mind-boggling long-play con that threatens her family, her marriage, and her life.
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Can we ever escape our secrets?
In the cobblestoned streets of Luxembourg, Kate Moore's days are filled with playdates and coffee mornings, her weekends spent in Paris and skiing in the Alps. But Kate is also guarding a tremendous, life-defining secret — one that's become so unbearable that it begins to unravel her newly established expat life. She suspects that another American couple are not who they claim to be; her husband is acting suspiciously; and as she travels around Europe, she finds herself looking over her shoulder, increasingly terrified that her own past is catching up with her. As Kate begins to dig, to uncover the secrets of the people around her, she finds herself buried in layers of deceit so thick they threaten her family, her marriage, and her life.
Stylish and sophisticated, fiercely intelligent and expertly crafted, The Expats proves Chris Pavone to be a writer of tremendous talent.
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Chris Pavone grew up in Brooklyn and graduated from Cornell. For nearly two decades he was a book editor and ghostwriter; he is also the author of The Wine Log. Chris and his family have lived in Luxembourg, but recently returned to New York City. The Expats is his first novel.
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FBI agent Rachel Walling finally gets the call she's dreaded for years, the one that tells her the Poet has surfaced. She has never forgotten the serial killer who wove lines of poetry in his hideous crimes — and apparently he has not forgotten her.
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An intervention designed to increase positive affect in a population newly diagnosed with HIV will be effective at improving affect and HIV-related outcomes such as mental and physical health, coping and coping resources.
HIV Infections
Behavioral: Skills-Building Intervention
Behavioral: Personal Interview Group
|Study Type:
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|Allocation: Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Prevention
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|A Positive Affect Intervention for Those Recently Diagnosed With HIV
- Determine the efficacy of the Intervention for those Recently Informed of their Seropositive Status (IRISS) for increasing the frequency and intensity of positive affect in men and women newly diagnosed with HIV. [ Time Frame: During the intervention and at 5- 10- and 15-months after diagnosis. ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Effects on outcomes and if increases in positive affect are responsible for improvements; effects of individual facets on affect and outcomes; and, evaluate extent to which personality, se status, race/ethn, & stress level, moderate effects on outcomes. [ Time Frame: At 15 months post diagnosis ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
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|September 2008
|Study Completion Date:
|December 2014
|Primary Completion Date:
|December 2014 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Experimental: 1
Skills Building Group
Behavioral: Skills-Building Intervention
A 5-week intervention including 5 weekly sessions covering 8 varied coping skills with daily home practice. The skills are: 1) noting daily positive events; 2) capitalizing on positive events; 3) gratitude; 4) mindfulness; 5) positive reappraisal; 6) focusing on personal strengths; 7) setting and working toward attainable goals; and 8) small acts of kindness. Sessions are 1 hour long and include approximately 30 minutes per day.
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Personal Interview Group
Behavioral: Personal Interview Group
There are 5 weekly sessions which will be approximately one hour long and will consist of personal interview. The interviews will include both quantitative and qualitative questions. Each session will have a separate theme including: Life 1) History; 2) Health History; 3) Personality; 4) Social Networking; and, 5) Meaning & Purpose.
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The study is a randomized controlled trial of a 5-session positive affect skills intervention compared to an attention-matched control condition. Participants will be 200 men and women who have tested positive for HIV within the past 12 weeks. Both intervention and control sessions will be approximately one hour long and will be administered one-on-one by trained facilitators. Both groups will have daily home practice over the 5 weeks of the intervention. At the end of the assessment period, participants in the control condition will have the opportunity to attend a ½ day group session that provides a condensed version of the positive affect skills taught in the intervention condition. Participants will complete assessments at four points and CD4 and viral load assays will be run at 3 time points.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older
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|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- have been informed they were HIV positive within the past 12 weeks
- speak English or Spanish
- be 18 years or older
- have the ability to provide informed consent to be a research participant.
Exclusion Criteria:
- inability to provide informed consent, as evidenced by cognitive impairment as assessed by trained interviewers and confirmed by a licensed clinical psychologist
- active psychosis as assessed by trained interviewers and confirmed by clinical psychologist
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00720733
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|San Francisco, California, United States, 94115
|Principal Investigator:
|Judith T Moskowitz, PhD, MPH
|University of California, San Francisco
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|University of California, San Francisco
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|Study First Received:
|July 21, 2008
|Last Updated:
|March 5, 2015
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Enjoy this romantic walkway along the sea and the stunning views that it provides. Here you will see the Câteau d'If as well as les Calanques.Address: Corniche du Président John F Kennedy, Marseille
This is an impressive roundabout where many tourist photos have been taken. The focal point is a large fountain and sculpture, and there are several cafés in the neighbourhood.Address: Place Castellane, Marseille
A "calanque" is per definition an inlet, cove or bay and the ones you find outside Marseille are no less than mesmerizing. The impressive limestone formations and the turquoise waters provide an excellent retreat. There are a wide range of sporting activities available here, as well as plenty of relaxation for the weary.Address: Les Calanques de Marseille, Marseille
The 17th century meant a cruel repression of beggars in France and in Marseille many of them were imprisoned. Alms houses were opened to serve as workhouses for beggars and this specific building was just that - an alms house. Nowadays the building is a cultural centre, housing among other things museums such as the Museum of Mediterranean Archaeology and the Museum of Art of Africa, Oceania and Amerindia.Address: 2 Rue de la Charité, MarseillePhone: +33 4 91 14 58 80
This archaeological site was discovered as they were starting to build a shopping centre in 1967. The garden is an interesting mix of Greek and Roman remains. The majority of finds are ruins of the old port.Address: Rue de la Reine Elisabeth, Marseille
On the left hand side of the port you can find Palais du Pharo, a congress building ideally located in a park with great views of the water and islands. This place is claimed to be well worth a visit when in Marseille.Address: 58 Boulevard Charles Livon, MarseillePhone: +33 491 14 64 95Website: http://www.palaisdupharo.marseille.fr
Palais Longchamp is an extraordinary, majestic building right in the middle of the city that throws you years back in time with its ornamental staircases and large fountains. The building hosts the Musée des Beaux-Arts and the Natural History Museum.Address: Blvd du Jardin Zoologique, Marseille
The Memorial De La Marseillaise tells the story of Marseille and the French National Anthem. It can be found on a little street and the staff is very guest friendly.Address: 23-25 rue Thubaneau, MarseilleWebsite: http://www.vert-marine.com
OK Corral is a Western themed amusement park, a great outing for the whole family. You can try waterslides, different rides and much more. The park is located near Cuges-les-Pins outside Marseille.Address: RN 8. F-13780, MarseillePhone: +33 4 42 73 80 05Website: http://www.okcorral.fr
This impressive building houses the Villa Mediterrane. It is well worth a visit only for its architecture. Inside you can enjoy exhibitions that cover both marine life and history.Address: Quai de la Tourette, MarseillePhone: +33 495 09 42 70Website: http://www.villa-mediterranee.org
This restaurant is located in the heart of the Vieux Port with all the other up-market fish restaurants. Le Miramar has established a reputation as being the place to go for bouillabaisse.Address: 12, quai du Port, MarseillePhone: +33 4 91 91 10 40Website: http://www.lemiramar.frSubway: Métro Vieux Port
It is a diverse crowd that throngs to this intellectual restaurant that also functions as a bookshop, salon de thé and a Provençal produce seller. Dishes include the classic Filet de bœuf "Rossini" and set menus.Address: 25 Cours Honoré d'Estienne d'Orves, MarseillePhone: +33 491 59 80 30Website: http://www.les-arcenaulx.comSubway: Métro Vieux Port
La Table du Fort is a quality restaurant and popular with the locals. It is located close to the old harbour and has a trendy feeling with modern interior.Address: 8, Rue Fort Notre Dame, MarseillePhone: +33 4 91 33 97 65Website: http://www.latabledufort.frSubway: Métro Vieux Port
Chez Michel has traditional, old school cooking and is an extremely good establishment for bouillabaisse. The fish is even presented to you before cooking.Address: 6 rue des Catalans, MarseillePhone: +33 4 91 52 30 63Website: http://www.restaurant-michel-13.frSubway: Métro Vieux Port
L'Epuisette is located in the old port of "Vallon des Auffes", providing a magical backdrop with great views of the sea and fishing boats close by. The cuisine is gourmet Mediterranean and it is appreciated both by locals and tourists alike.Address: Vallon des Auffes, MarseillePhone: +33 4 91 52 17 82Website: http://www.l-epuisette.frOpening hours: Tue-Sat
Outside of Chez Toinou there is a stall that sells high quality crustaceans. The restaurant itself serves pretty much all the seafood you can imagine: crab, shrimp, mussels, crayfish, sea urchin, oysters... and the list goes on.Address: 3 Cours Saint-Louis, MarseillePhone: +33 811 45 45 45 Website: http://www.toinou.com
This traditional Thai restaurant has an exquisite patio garden. Here the flavourful food comes together with an inspiring and fun environment.Address: 136 Rue du Rouet, MarseillePhone: +33 4 91 25 44 45Website: http://www.lecafethai.com
Nul Part Ailleurs serves lunch and dinner in the old port area which means it is located in close proximity to many of the city's sights. The menu holds Provencal cuisine, grilled meat, pasta and pizza.Address: 18, Quai de Rive Neuve, MarseillePhone: +33 4 91 33 58 95Website: http://www.restaurantnulpartailleurs.comOpening hours: Not open for lunch on Sundays
Le Petit Nice is probably Marseille's best eatery, boasting two Michelin stars. This delightfully modern haute-cuisine firmly rooted in southern Europe is claimed to be well worth paying for.Address: Anse de Maldorme, MarseillePhone: +33 4 91 592 592Website: http://www.passedat.fr
LMB Marseille inside the Grand Tonic Hotel has a varied menu containing both fish and meat dishes. The famous Bouillabaisse fish soup can be found in four different versions here.Address: 43 Quai des Belges, MarseillePhone: +33 4 91 33 14 82Website: http://www.restaurant-marseille-lmb.comMore info: Located at the Grand Tonic Hotel
Make sure you book a table at this restaurant in advance, and ask for the corner table to get the best views of the Old Port. Gourmet restaurant Les Trois Forts lies on the top floor of the hotel Sofitel Marseille Vieux Port.Address: 36, boulevard Charles Livon, MarseillePhone: +33 4 91 15 59 56Website: http://www.sofitel.comMore info: Inside the Sofitel Marseille Vieux Port
Being in Marseille you might at some point get tired of all the seafood. If you do, you should check out La Côte de Boeuf. This place boasts gigantic steaks grilled close to perfection accompanied by an extensive wine list.Address: 35 Cours Honore d'Estienne d'Orves, MarseillePhone: +33 491 33 00 25 Website: http://www.lacotedeboeuf.net
The buffet you will find at this restaurant are more than enough to please just about anybody. It does not matter what you are in the mood for, you will find everything and more on these tables loaded with fine meats, salads, seafood, an astonishing selection of cheeses and of course dessert and pastries as well.Address: 150 Quai du Port, MarseillePhone: +33 4 13 20 11 32Website: http://www.clubhousevieuxport.fr
This restaurant is beautifully situated on a cliff overlooking the sea, with the possibility of sitting inside or outside on the terrace. The best time to go is in the evening so you get to experience the stunning sunset during your meal.Address: 56 Corniche Kennedy, MarseillePhone: +33 4 91 52 15 22Website: http://www.restaurant-peron.com
Le Charles Livon is a gastronomic sensation, offering culinary treats like lemon confit, beetroot mousse and beef tenderloin. The food is presented in a creative and appealing way and the service is swift and friendly.Address: 89 Boulevard Charles Livon, MarseillePhone: +33 4 91 52 22 41Website: http://www.charleslivon.fr
This is a hard place to miss with its intriguing exterior and retro interior. Serving a host of coffees from all over the world, this is the place to sample great coffee.Address: 68 Boulevard Saint-Jean, MarseillePhone: +33 4 91 25 61 61Website: http://www.noailles.com
Le Café de la Banque is a classic Parisian-style café and bistro that seems unchanged by time. This place is very nice and cosy for a cup of coffee.Address: 24 Boulevard Paul Peytral, MarseillePhone: +33 04 91 33 35 07Website: http://www.lecafedelabanque.com
Victor Café is very popular for its amazing brunch. The dishes are beautifully decorated and the staff is very friendly and professional.Address: 71 Boulevard Charles Livon, MarseillePhone: +33 4 88 00 46 00Website: http://www.victorcafemarseille.comMore info: Victor Café is located inside the New Hotel of Marseille complex
This café makes you work up an appetite then sit back and enjoy a nice cup of coffee. Make your own ceramic artefact before indulging in lovely sweets.Address: 9 Rue de Lodi, MarseillePhone: +33 4 8426 7496Website: http://www.biscuit-et-biscuit.com
Whether you come during the day for a cup of coffee and lunch or at night time for a drink, the snug and friendly atmosphere will pull you in. This charming and stylish bistro has a lot to offer.Address: 110 Rue Paradis, MarseillePhone: +33 4 91 02 53 96
La Part des Anges is a great little bar for connoisseurs of good wine or those wanting to learn more. You can find it ideally located in the city centre.Address: 33 Rue Sainte, MarseillePhone: +33 4 91 33 55 70Website: http://www.lapartdesanges.com
Le Carré is a chic bar attached to a hotel, complete with grand piano. It has superb cocktails, around 30 whiskies (some aged over 60 years) and 15 champagnes.Address: 36 Boulevard Charles Livon, MarseillePhone: +33 4 91 15 59 60Website: http://www.sofitel.comOpening hours: 8 am-1 am
Le Bar de la Marine is a beautifully decorated 1930's bar made famous by French author Pagnol who used to frequent it. This place is really buzzing during the weekends.Address: 15 Quai Rive Neuve, MarseillePhone: +33 4 91 54 95 42
Espace Julien is the place to see live music in Marseille. Here you will find everything ranging from hip hop, jazz and reggae to chanson française.Address: 39, Cours Julien, MarseillePhone: +33 4 91 24 34 10Website: http://www.espace-julien.com
Ice Club Bazar likes throwing big parties for trendy clubbers who love to party. There are four bars and an outside VIP area, enjoy.Address: 90 Boulevard Rabatau, MarseillePhone: +33 6 58 52 15 15Website: http://www.bazariceclub.com
Ideally located in the port, La Caravelle has become an institution in Marseille. This is a good place to enjoy a couple of drinks, breakfast or brunch or maybe some French cooking in the evening.Address: 34 quai du port, MarseillePhone: +33 491 90 36 64Website: http://www.lacaravelle-marseille.com
Le Paradisio invites the in-crowd to the suburbs of Marseille to party until dawn. This is the place to go for DJ's, techno music and the ever so festive crowd.Phone: +33 6 61 82 50 38Website: http://www.leparadiso.fr
Le Trolleybus has been a popular club in Marseille for many years. Here you can listen to everything from punk rock to retro music while you play a game of boule.Address: 22, quai Rive Neuve, MarseillePhone: +33 91 54 30 45Website: http://www.letrolley.com
This multicultural place offers music from the whole world. Dock des Suds showcases some of the world's best musicians from countries like Cameroon and South Korea.Address: 12 rue Urbain V, 2e, MarseillePhone: +33 4 9199 0000Website: http://www.dock-des-suds.org
If you are looking for a theatre venue to go for various cultural events you can go to the Espace Julien. Come here for concerts, shows and cabarets.Address: 39 cours Julien, 6e, MarseillePhone: +33 4 9124 3410Website: http://www.espace-julien.com
This Irish pub can be found on the Old Port. The Shamrock is great for drinking beers and watching sports. They also host various events, like Saint Patrick's Day.Address: 16/17, quai Rive Neuve, MarseillePhone: +33 4 91 33 11 01Website: http://www.pub-shamrock.com
Another good Irish pub is the O'Brady's. Here you can enjoy a beer or two in a cosy atmosphere in the company of good friends. They also host live bands and sport events.Address: 378 avenue de Mazargues, MarseillePhone: +33 491 71 53 71Website: http://www.obradys.comOpening hours: Daily
The Red Lion can be found in the southern parts of Marseille ideally located near the beach. This bustling British pub offers a genuine British feel, live concerts and sports.Address: 231 av Pierre Mendès, MarseillePhone: +33 491 25 17 17Website: http://www.pub-redlion.com
At Le Trolleybus you can go to the Arty Party Club Privé. This hot club offers a mix of cultures, art and personalities, everything to create an unforgettable evening.Address: Le Club Arty, Trolleybus, 24 quai de Rive Neuve, MarseillePhone: +33 6 30 18 33 91Website: http://www.letrolley.com
The cosy bar and music venue Le Duke caters to most tastes, but is an ideal spot for rock fans. Here you can enjoy a drink in the dimmed lightening while listening to DJ's.Address: 59 Rue d'Endoume, MarseillePhone: +33 491 90 74 21Website: http://www.ledukebistrotmoderne.com
The Polikarpov is a famous bar ideally located near the Old Port. This is a good place to try some vodka or aperitifs. You can also enjoy a drink outside on the terrace.Address: 24 Cours Estienne d'orves, MarseillePhone: +33 491 52 70 30Website: http://www.lepolikarpov.comOpening hours: Daily
There is a bustling fish market in the Vieux Port well worth exploring. The intense smell of fish and salty sea contribute to making this experience one you will not forget. Why not buy some fresh fish and cook the Marseille specialty "Bouillabaisse"?Address: Quai des Belges, MarseilleOpening hours: DailySubway: Métro Vieux Port
In May 2014 a new shopping experience opened its doors, Les Terrasses du Port. This waterfront shopping mall is ideally located north of the port and offers a unique building complex full of shops, restaurants and a fitness park.Address: 9 Quai du Lazaret, MarseillePhone: +33 4 96 11 42 90Website: http://www.lesterrassesduport.com
Marseille's main shopping areas are in the centre and southern parts of town and cater to all tastes, from Côte D'Azur luxury and large department stores to quirky little boutiques and stores.
The Centre Bourse is a massive shopping centre, with about sixty stores and department stores, a stone's throw away from the Old Port. It is a great place for getting all your shopping done under the same roof.Address: 17 Cours Belsunce, MarseillePhone: +33 4 91 14 00 50Website: http://www.centre-bourse.com
South of the shopping centre is La Canebière, which is to Marseille what the Champs Elysées is to Paris. Combined with rue Ferréol, rue de Rome and rue de Paradis, they make up the major shopping area in the city and include local and national designer stores.Address: La Canebière, Marseille
Rue de la Tour is your best bet for serious designer luxury, including chic evening wear at Diable Noir. If you are looking for something nice to wear for the evening you can head here.Address: 5 Rue de la Tour, MarseillePhone: +33 491 55 66 33Website: http://www.diablenoir.com
If you want smaller shops then head to the Cours Julien area, which has built up a reputation as an alternative, bohemian quarter. The area is also great for food and antique markets at weekends.Address: Cours Julien, Marseille
Le Panier, Marseille's oldest neighbourhood, is the best place for local produce. Rue des Petits Puits and places des Pistoles are good streets for Provençal pottery and shops selling lavender soap and olive-based goodies.Address: Le Panier, Marseille
La Maison de Pastis offers 65 different pastis and absinthes. They also have a tasting room which is worth stumbling across, and then out of.Address: 108 Quai du Port, MarseillePhone: +33 4 91 90 86 77Website: http://www.lamaisondupastis.com
In the same genre as Mango and Zara you find Stradivarius. Racks with the latest fashion wear, together with high heels, ballerinas, scarves and accessories fill the shop.Address: 74-76 Rue Saint Ferreol, MarseillePhone: +33 491 004 000Website: http://www.stradivarius.com
This world famous brand soon has a store in every mid-size town and in Marseille you can find one of them at Les Terrasses du Port. Zara offers the latest fashion for men, women and children, everything from street wear to the more up-dressed look.Address: Les Terrasses du Port, 9, Quai du Lazaret, MarseilleWebsite: http://www.zara.com
Galeries Lafayette is one of the most spectacular department stores. You will find the most prestigious designer and cosmetics labels. This is also home to huge toy, jewellery, house ware and delicatessen departments.Address: Rue St Ferréol, Centre Bourse, MarseillePhone: +33 4 96 11 35 00Website: http://www.galerieslafayette.com
Monoprix is one of the most famous chains in France. Here you can find everything from food, cosmetics and interior design to affordable clothing.Address: 9/11 avenue du Prado, MarseilleWebsite: http://www.monoprix.fr
In the southern part of Marseille, in the eights district to be exact, you can find the bustling Centre Bonneveine. The Centre Bonneveine offers more than 60 shops, a cinema, restaurants and supermarket.Address: 112 Avenue de Hambourg, MarseillePhone: +33 491 16 35 20Website: http://www.bonneveine.com
If you go to the northern part of Marseille you will find The Grand Littoral Retail Park. This shopping centre is one of the biggest in Europe. You can find it all here, fashion, food, bars and much more.Address: 11 Avenue de Saint-Antoine, MarseillePhone: +33 4 91 09 88 00Website: http://www.marseille-grand-littoral.fr
The beautiful shop Printemps offers fashion and accessories. Printemps is located inside the large Centre Valentine, in the outskirts of Marseille. In the shopping centre there is a plethora of shops including independent boutiques.Address: Traverse de la Sablière, MarseillePhone: +33 4 91 45 65 00Website: http://www.printemps.com / http://www.centrevalentine.fr
Cours Julien is located near the large street Cours Lieutaud. This little street hosts various markets and one of the most popular ones is the farmer's market on Wednesdays.Address: Cours Julien, Marseille
Next to the court house you can find the Avenue du Prado Market. The Avenue du Prado Market offers almost everything - food, clothes, knick-knacks, fruits and vegetables. Do not forget to bring a big wallet and a big shopping bag.Address: Avenue du Prado, Marseille
Provence has a lot to offer and when in Marseille you should take the opportunity to have a look at some of the region's best buys. One of the most famous traditional crafts is soap. You should also have a look at the pétanque balls, claimed to be must-have items in the area of Provence. When it comes to food you should buy a Pastis drink and also try the local beer La Cagole. Do not forget to also try the olive oil, honey and spices.
KIKO is an Italian cosmetics shop that can be found in various locations throughout Europe. They offer a wide range of their own make-up and accessories, all at affordable prices.Address: 31 Rue Saint-Ferreol, MarseillePhone: +33 4 91 54 93 26Website: http://www.kikocosmetics.fr
Marseille Provence Airport is located 30 kilometres from the town centre. A shuttle bus runs between the airport and Marseille's train station, Gare Saint Charles, every 20 minutes, starting at 6.10 am and running until 10.50 pm. After this buses are scheduled to tie in with arriving flights. Buses run from the train station to the airport every 20 minutes, from 5.30 am to 9.50 pm.Website: http://www.mrsairport.com


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42 U.S. Code § 284f - Parkinson's disease
(a) In general
The Director of NIH shall establish a program for the conduct and support of research and training with respect to Parkinson's disease (subject to the extent of amounts appropriated to carry out this section).
(b) Inter-institute coordination
(1) In general
The Director of NIH shall provide for the coordination of the program established under subsection (a) of this section among all of the national research institutes conducting Parkinson's disease research.
(2) Conference
Coordination under paragraph (1) shall include the convening of a research planning conference not less frequently than once every 2 years. Each such conference shall prepare and submit to the Committee on Appropriations and the Committee on Labor and Human Resources of the Senate and the Committee on Appropriations and the Committee on Commerce of the House of Representatives a report concerning the conference.
(c) Morris K. Udall research centers
(1) In general
The Director of NIH is authorized to award Core Center Grants to encourage the development of innovative multidisciplinary research and provide training concerning Parkinson's disease. The Director is authorized to award not more than 10 Core Center Grants and designate each center funded under such grants as a Morris K. Udall Center for Research on Parkinson's Disease.
(2) Requirements
(A) In general
With respect to Parkinson's disease, each center assisted under this subsection shall—
(i) use the facilities of a single institution or a consortium of cooperating institutions, and meet such qualifications as may be prescribed by the Director of the NIH; and
(B) Discretionary requirements
With respect to Parkinson's disease, each center assisted under this subsection may—
(iv) separately or in collaboration with other centers, establish a nationwide data system derived from patient populations with Parkinson's disease, and where possible, comparing relevant data involving general populations;
(v) separately or in collaboration with other centers, establish a Parkinson's Disease Information Clearinghouse to facilitate and enhance knowledge and understanding of Parkinson's disease; and
(3) Stipends regarding training programs
A center may use funds provided under paragraph (1) to provide stipends for scientists and health professionals enrolled in training programs under paragraph (2)(B).
(4) Duration of support
Support of a center under this subsection may be for a period not exceeding five years. Such period may be extended by the Director of NIH for one or more additional periods of not more than five years if the operations of such center have been reviewed by an appropriate technical and scientific peer review group established by the Director and if such group has recommended to the Director that such period should be extended.
(d) Morris K. Udall Awards for Excellence in Parkinson's Disease Research
The Director of NIH is authorized to establish a grant program to support investigators with a proven record of excellence and innovation in Parkinson's disease research and who demonstrate potential for significant future breakthroughs in the understanding of the pathogensis, [1] diagnosis, and treatment of Parkinson's disease. Grants under this subsection shall be available for a period of not to exceed 5 years.
[1] So in original. Probably should be "pathogenesis,".
Source(July 1, 1944, ch. 373, title IV, § 409B, as added Pub. L. 105–78, title VI, § 603(c),Nov. 13, 1997, 111 Stat. 1520; amended Pub. L. 109–482, title I, § 103(b)(8),Jan. 15, 2007, 120 Stat. 3687.)
2007—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 109–482, § 103(b)(8)(A), substituted "to carry out this section" for "under subsection (e) of this section".
Subsec. (e). Pub. L. 109–482, § 103(b)(8)(B), struck out heading and text of subsec. (e). Text read as follows: "For the purpose of carrying out this section and section 241 of this title and this subchapter with respect to research focused on Parkinson's disease, there are authorized to be appropriated up to $100,000,000 for fiscal year 1998, and such sums as may be necessary for each of the fiscal years 1999 and 2000."
Change of Name
Committee on Commerce of House of Representatives changed to Committee on Energy and Commerce of House of Representatives, and jurisdiction over matters relating to securities and exchanges and insurance generally transferred to Committee on Financial Services of House of Representatives by House Resolution No. 5, One Hundred Seventh Congress, Jan. 3, 2001.
Committee on Labor and Human Resources of Senate changed to Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions of Senate by Senate Resolution No. 20, One Hundred Sixth Congress, Jan. 19, 1999.
Effective Date of 2007 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 109–482applicable only with respect to amounts appropriated for fiscal year 2007 or subsequent fiscal years, see section 109 ofPub. L. 109–482, set out as a note under section 281 of this title.
Additional Grants
Pub. L. 108–199, div. E, title II, § 217,Jan. 23, 2004, 118 Stat. 255, provided that: "Notwithstanding section 409B(c) of the Public Health Service Act [42 U.S.C. 284f (c)] regarding a limitation on the number of such grants, funds appropriated in this Act [div. E of Pub. L. 108–199, see Tables for classification] and Acts in fiscal years thereafter may be expended by the Director of the National Institutes of Health to award Core Center Grants to encourage the development of innovative multidisciplinary research and provide training concerning Parkinson's disease. Each center funded under such grants shall be designated as a Morris K. Udall Center for Research on Parkinson's Disease."
Similar provisions were contained in Pub. L. 108–7, div. G, title II, § 218,Feb. 20, 2003, 117 Stat. 326.
Finding and Purpose
Pub. L. 105–78, title VI, § 603(b),Nov. 13, 1997, 111 Stat. 1519, provided that:
"(1) Finding.—Congress finds that to take full advantage of the tremendous potential for finding a cure or effective treatment, the Federal investment in Parkinson's disease must be expanded, as well as the coordination strengthened among the National Institutes of Health research institutes.
"(2) Purpose.—It is the purpose of this section [enacting this section] to provide for the expansion and coordination of research regarding Parkinson's disease, and to improve care and assistance for afflicted individuals and their family caregivers."
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|Written by Lauren Ohnesorge
|Friday, 08 June 2007 05:49
Last night cancer survivors joined together at Greenway Baptist Church for the second annual Survivor's Dinner.Part of the Relay for Life festivities, it's all about the survivors according to coordinator Sharon Trivette.
It's a social time for survivor's to share experiences.
After losing her father-in-law to cancer, the cause became very personal to Trivette. She's not the only one. It was a full house. 657 invitations went out, more than ever before. Outback catered for free, and the crowd networked while they dined on delightful food.
It's a lot more than a social event to survivors like Marjorie Ellis.
It gives her hope. Everyone gathering together as survivors shows that cancer is not a death sentence, she says.
Relay For Life happens June 15 at Watauga County High School.
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