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A Stimulus to Ruin
June 15, 2010
Nicole Gelinas
How O's 'aid' is killing NYC
President Obama wrote to congressional leaders Saturday, begging them to pass an emergency $50 billion rescue for cities and states. Problem is, the hundreds of billions that Washington has showered on those cities and states over the last two years has only "stimulated" more fiscal ruin. For proof, just look at New York Citys latest budget.
In the next week or so, Mayor Bloomberg and the City Council will finalize a $66 billion budget -- culminating a two-year spending increase of $3.4 billion, equivalent to 8 percent of city-funded outlays.
Thats right -- for all the talk of Draconian cuts, the city has watched spending soar at well over the (negligible) rate of inflation, even as a grim recession has hammered local taxpayers.
Thank the "stimulus" bill of February 2009, which threw nearly $300 billion at state and local governments -- including $4.8 billion in operating cash for New York City.
All the "temporary" stimulus did was let the politicians off the hook: No need to make politically tough cuts to get the fisc under control; just keep increasing outlays as if financial bubbles would keep saving us forever.
This has left New York worse off in two obvious ways:
* Obama and Congress took away the leverage City Hall and Albany would have had over intractable labor unions. With Washington minting up free money, teachers and other city employees knew last year that they didnt really have to give an inch on raises and benefits.
Bloomberg has used the threat of layoffs, for example, to get public-sector workers to negotiate. But while the city has cut 6,082 jobs in the last year, the 262,661-strong payroll is still 4,900 people above 2006 levels -- because Washington came in to "save" us.
* Washington allowed New York to load itself up with more debt. The stimulus bill also created new, subsidized "Build America Bonds" -- which New York has used to borrow $4.4 billion. The citys total bond debt is now nearly $68.4 billion, up by more than $7.9 billion since the start of the financial crisis.
With the stimulus running out, Bloomberg has been sounding tougher. Last month, he zapped planned raises for teachers, for example; earlier this year, he told other unions that they shouldnt expect pay hikes without big productivity improvements.
Enter Obama, with another bailout. In his Saturday letter, the president said that Congress failure to act would "mean hundreds of thousands of fewer teachers in the classrooms." Indeed, he claimed, "their lost paychecks will mean less tax revenues."
Actually, no. Union concessions could prevent teacher layoffs in New York. And labor givebacks would let the state and city avoid new tax hikes -- meaning more dollars in peoples pockets, more private-sector job creation and more demand.
Its irresponsible for Washington to dangle the lure of more stimulus just as states and cities are getting down to crunch time in their budget negotiations. Its also dangerous -- because states and cities will think the money will be there next year, again.
All of which makes it that much harder to get the citys labor costs down. If New York has to give out raises at the inflation rate, city spending will be another $1.8 billion higher in three years time, state comptroller Tom DiNapoli estimates -- and thats exactly what Obama is encouraging.
The best stimulus for New York would be for Congress to say that the feds will offer money only to state and local governments that win big union savings, scored independently.
Luckily for New York, Republicans and moderate Democrats in the House and Senate know that voters are tired of "stimulus" and worried about federal deficits. But weve got to count on out-of-staters to protect us. New Yorks own senators, Chuck Schumer and Kirsten Gillibrand, have voted to stimulate public-sector excess, bigger deficits and more private-sector joblessness.
But strange things have been happening nationwide this year. New Yorkers, too, could act strangely -- especially as they figure out they have a choice.
Attorney Bruce Blakeman, one of two would-be Republican challengers to Gillibrand this fall, said yesterday that he wouldnt vote for any more stimulus thats "more political patronage." And hed insist that local aid be offset with other federal cuts and that it be "tied to fiscal discipline at the state and local level, too."
Says economist David Malpass, Blakemans competitor for the GOP nod: "People are angry because we need an upheaval in the Washington-Albany spending culture. But instead these stimulus bills are just a coverup -- politics as usual. Rather than driving change, they are protecting the political machine, using mountains of debt."
For New Yorks sake, lets hope the voters decide they dont want to be stimulated anymore -- and instead stimulate a competitive Senate election.
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my friend said that too, also download is at uh dam i lost the link agian, hold on
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well lucky for me i reg along time ago lol
ok first off you are the man finaly someone had an alternate download and its working thanks a lot dude hopefuly I can register when the game comes up hoping its the same servers that are down for regging. thanks a lot for the download though man I had the wrong rose client from fileplanet this one matches the right size 589 thx
edit its not going fast 60k but least its downloading hehe from what I hear game isnt up yet so not missing much
xD uhm i would try and help you reg but sadly i cant >.< but since either servers dwn still no need to panic, plus i'm getting kinda tired. uhg.
EDIT: Np, i might sleep soon everyone but only if it doesnt come up in the next 8 minutes till 2 30., sorry.
when the game is up the reg will be up too im sure of that MyLevelUp is under maintenance too you will make ur acct there so there
ya thats kind of my thought on it but I would hate to wait to start the download as game comes up as it might be high traffic (slow) not a big deal to reg if I have game downloaded long as it comes up ect
I wouldnt really worry an go to bed go to work / school then come play its only first day there no rush cya in game
I am a rose newb so im sure you will catch / pass me :P
Here is a starting guide for some of you. Props to Margay for the guide.
What the different character statistic mean:
Every character has the same statistics. As you gain levels you can add points to each to improve your abilities in different ways. The statistics are:
Strength: Strength is your muscle power. It affects how much damage you do with melee weapon like axes and swords. It also changes how much you can carry, your physical defense, and your hit points. Soldiers, Knights, and Champions rely on Strength.
Dexterity: Dexterity is your balance, your aim, and your ability to make controlled movements. It affects your ability to hit things with bows and guns, move quickly, and your ability to dodge attacks. Dexterity is the key attribute for Hawkers, Raiders, and Scouts.
Intelligence: Intelligence is your ability to comprehend complex ideas. It controls your Magic Points and helps your magical weapons (such as wands) deal more damage. Intelligence is an important attribute for Muses, Clerics, and Mages.
Concentration: Concentration reflects your ability to focus, and notice details. It affects your ability to hit in combat, and your ability to successfully craft items. Concentration is most important for Dealers, Artisans, and Bourgeois.
Sense: Sense is your intuition. It affects your ability to critically hit enemies, and improves the quality of items you craft. Depending upon the way your character works, this statistic can be very important (such as for an Artisan). Most characters don't develop sense very much, but it can be useful for the right character type.
Charm (Charisma): This statistic is one of the most confused statistics in ROSE. I call it Charisma, because it reflects your leadership. In my experience, Charisma:
1. Increases a monster's hostility toward you. A high cha rating will result in you being attacked more often than others with lower Charm scores.
2. Improves the rate, quality, and number of items that drop from monsters you defeat.
3. Improves the rewards you receive from quests, such as money and experience.
4. (Controversial) Increases the experience points for a party as based on the party leader's charm.
5. (Controversial) Increases the difficulty rating of monsters for the purpose of figuring out experience and drop rates. (it doesn't increase the ACTUAL difficulty - the monster is the same, but a character with a higher charm will receive a small amount more experience and slightly better drops from them)
It is important to note, that the actual effect Charm/Charisma has is not completely tested. While I wouldn't suggest investing all of your points in Charm, I wouldn't laugh at you for increasing it if you think it helps. Mileage may vary.
Visitor Strategy:
There are a lot of ways to deal with the beginning of the game. For me, getting to my first job is important, so I tend to rush through the early levels. If you want to get your first job quickly, and have enough money and supplies to get by for a little while, here's what I do:
1. Kill your first mini-jelly bean, then talk to Arua's Fairy. Follow every single chat option you're given. Every time you choose a new option, you will get a small xp reward, and she also will give you Attribute Points, clothes, and food. Within 5 minutes, you are level 2 and will have a quest to kill Mini Jelly Beans.
2. To begin with, I put every point I get into either Strength or Con (mostly Strength). This allows me to kill things much more quickly. However, currently you are allowed to reset your statistics for free before level 15. If that changes, you will want to be more careful about how you spend your points.
3. As soon as you complete the mini-jelly bean quest, talk to Arua's Fairy again and get your second quest, mini-choropies. After that, get the third quest (Mini-Choropies with a timer). After that, you can either follow option A, or jump to step 4.
A. Royal Jelly Beans. On the Island there are Royal Jelly Beans which you can kill quickly for some decent experience points and a Royal Jelly drop. The Royal Jellies are worth a fair amount of money in the real world, so you might consider stockpiling some of these while they are easy to get.
4. Talk to Arua's Fairy and insist that you be sent to the Adventure Plains. From here you can get three quests from the Village Chief to collect Jelly Bean Hides, Spools of Thread, and Flanae Petals. Also, talk to Myad (the old fisherman) who will give you free food if you ask. Then talk to the Guide for some quick experience points.
5. Now run out and start killing jellies and mini-choropies. Don't bother buying new equipment as it will be junk in a few minutes anyway. Just equip whatever drops. At the most, buy a bamboo spear, which will help you kill things more quickly.
6. Every time you gain a level, talk to Myad and he will give you more food. He will keep this up until level 9, and you will end up receiving (literally) hundreds of tasty morsels from him.
7. Do every tutorial quest as they come. The are (in order):
a. Kill Choropies - You'll find the most choropies in the central part of the southern half of the map. Don't bother with Mother Choropies, and steer clear of any Spotted Choropies you see.
b. Kill Flanae - If you follow the southern ridge around toward the center of the zone you wil find a clearing next to a bridge where three flanae live. By the time you kill the last one, the first one will have respawned, and you can simply kill them all very quickly.
c. Kill Pumpkins - Pumpkins live in the Luxom Towers area to the North. The easiest way to find hordes of them is to take the western entrance and simply kill them on your way to Zant. I occasionally get good items from them as well, so I sometimes take the time to kill more than the 10 the quest requires.
8. BEFORE YOU DO THE PUMPKIN QUEST - You can kill three birds with one stone. Here's how:
a. Talk to Seyon in the Village and agree to deliver his price list to Ulysses in Zant.
b. Talk to the Village Elder and agree to take his package to his superior in Zant. (getting the idea here?)
c. Zant is just North of Luxom Towers. On your way there, kill the pumpkins, then deliver the package. Next, deliver the price list to Ulysses and agree to take one back to Seyon. Also, talk to Lena for a quick experience reward. Now run back to Adventure Plains, give Seyon his pricelist (and agree to take another one to Ulysses), give the letter to the Elder, and talk to the priest. You're either level 10 or 11 now.
9. Run back to Zant to get your first job quest.
10. Talk to Cornell to find out about your first job. After the job quest (AND BEFORE LEVEL 15) you may want to reset your stats and reinvest the points you spent to better suit your new job.
Note: The Seyon-Ulysses pricelist quest is a very convenient way to gain a lot of extra experience early. Before you hit level 20, you'll be making constant trips between Zant and the Adventure Plains (about 14 if you ONLY follow the quests). All in all, that adds up to about 3 - 4 levels you can gain JUST FROM THE PRICELIST QUEST. =)
If you've done everything I've discussed thus far, you should be level 10 - 12 in about 30 minutes to an hour, with between 10,000 and 20,000 Zulees (assuming you've sold everything except what you wanted to wear or eat*)
*IMPORTANT: Do not sell IRON THREADS or BLUE ITEMS. It is very common for these to drop at low levels. IRON THREAD sells for between 1100 and 1500 Zulees to Dealers (it's used to make Fairy Wings), and BLUE ITEMS are rare items that have special stats and may sell for far more to an interested player. (Depending on what the item is, you may want to keep it for yourself). There are players (unfortunately) who will try to convince you to give up these items for less than they are worth, so shop around before taking any offers if you are new to the game. If you aren't sure if you are getting a fair price, don't sell. Better safe than sorry.
So now that I can get my first job, what do I want to be?
This is a very common question, and it's entirely up to you. Each of the different jobs has different strengths and weaknesses, and different skills and abilities. So, let's take a second to review them.
Soldiers (aka- Tanks) are the front line fighters. They excel in physical combat and can go toe to toe with the toughest monsters (mobs) in the game. Their skills revolve around being able to hit hard and take damage, as well as around being able to protect party members from injury. For a new player, this is often the easiest job to learn, while still offering a lot of room for experimentation for more experienced players. The common trend for this job is toward either Knight (Defensive Warrior) and Champion (Offensive Warrior). Alternative "builds" include the Speed Demon (High Attack Speed and Criticals) and the Bladespinner (Higher MP, with heavy combat skills).
Hawkers are a very popular class, and act as the speed and scouts of a group. They move fast and are good at avoiding and evading danger. They have a high dex to allow them to dodge when surrounded on all sides, and sometimes improve their strength to use hand held weapons such as Katars. Hawkers are best for players that enjoy "skill spamming" (using a variety of skills to damage and confuse the enemy). A Hawker will later become either a Scout (Ranged Combat Expert) or a Raider (High Speed Martial Artist). Hawkers generally can avoid being hit, but when they get hit, it tends to hurt. Still, a well-played Hawker can avoid the high repair and food costs of a Soldier.
Muses are the magic users of ROSE. They are the healers and the nukers ("nuking" is a reference to a powerful magic spell that does direct damage). While a muse can be made to stand alone, a muse is often most at home with a group, providing support to others and being ready to deliver the finishing blows with magical ferocity. While a muse has a great deal of power at range, up close they are vulnerable. Eventually, a Muse can become a Cleric (Defensive Healer) or a Mage (Offensive Spell Caster). An alternatives to the basic theme is the BowMuse (high dex with healing and support spells).
Dealers are the traders, the crafters, and the long range arsenal of the game. Dealers can craft items to sell, hire mercenaries to provide assistance, and can even learn to improve the type of items that drop from mobs and get discounts from the NPC stores. Unlike other classes, Dealers use guns and launchers to deal damage from a safe distance. However, with their low hit points and defense, they can often be heard screaming the battle cry "Not the face!" Dealers can be somewhat difficult to advance without a party, but the rewards are well worth the trouble, as they often end up becoming the wealthiest characters in the game, due to their ability to craft rare and unique items such as gems, carts, and wings. The dealer wil eventually advance to become either an Artisan (which focuses on crafting rare items) or a Bourgeois (which focuses on combat).
Once you've decided on your class, it's a good idea to come up with a character "build" you'd like to pursue. A character build is basic theme for how your character will develop as he gets stronger. Ask yourself what kind of character you want to play? Will your soldier be a reckless attacker with high strength and little defense? Will your muse be the person responsible for keeping everyone healthy and alive, or would you prefer to go solo? Don't worry yourself to sleep at night, of course. There is no "Best Build." The best build is the one that you enjoy.
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New day new me
Ok so I am 10lbs over my highest weight an that is including preggers weight's so I am over 100 lbs over weight an I need to change things!! Is there a ticker rule thing to keep track of progress like they have for preggers? I started today eating kes working out more....
Check out myfitnesspal.com. They have them there! Plus, you can log all your stuff there, and there are forums. It's free, too! They have apps as well.
Good luck with your goals!!
"Don't sacrifice what you want most for what you want right now."
thanks, i have myfitness pal...will start using more often!!


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This workshop is now over. We had a small group, so the dialog and interaction was lively and engaging throughout the day.
Here are a few comments from participants:
"James includes just the right mix of information, examples and break out sessions to help deepen participants' understanding of navigation design. His approach was both engaging as well as highly informative. Additionally, he offered examples that I will definitely build upon to WOW clients, and change the navigation game." Denise McDermott, Information Architect (Contract), Sapient Nitro
"James Kalbach's course [on web navigation and faceted search] provides a thorough introduction to navigation and its underlying principles, covering both established and emerging navigational techniques, and exploring new frontiers for innovation. Best of all, James provides simple but profound frameworks for thinking through navigational design challenges for any type of site or application, along with practice applying them. I would highly recommend James' course for practitioners at any level." – Jane Stewart, Director, Aboutness Inc.
Thank you to all those who attended.
Orignal Course Description:
Saturday 22 October 2011, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
- Presented by General Assembly, 902 Broadway, NY, NY
- Register online (General Assembly terms and conditions apply).
The web has changed dramatically in the last decade. The notion of Web 2.0 brings with it user-generated content, communities, and broader participation. And new technologies such as Ajax and Flex point to a more interactive web. But amidst this change the basic problems of creating good web navigation and search systems remain. This full-day workshop offers a fresh look at a fundamental topic in creating websites: navigation design. There will be a particular focus on faceted search–an increasingly popular way to improve the findability of information on many sites. The topics and methods covered come to life through many practical examples and hands-on exercises. Participants should have some experience creating or maintaining websites and are looking to deepen their design skills.
- Principles of navigation – We'll look at principles such as transitional volatility, banner blindness, and the scent of information.
- Mechanisms and types of navigation – Mechanisms are the basic building blocks of navigation systems. We'll review and analyze a wealth of examples.
- Cores and Paths – You'll apply many of the principles from throughout the day with a modern technique called Cores and Paths. This turns the normal approach to navigation design on its head—from the inside out.
- Analysis and implementation of facets – You'll learn how to identify, document and implement facets with a clear framework.
- Interface design using facets – You'll learn about the layout, display, and interaction with facets in detail. Together, we'll examine numerous real-world examples.
- Advanced topics – You will also be exposed to special topics in faceted search design, including SEO, selecting multiple values, grouping, and more.
After this class, you will be able to…
- Understand basic principles of web navigation
- Recognize different navigation mechanisms
- Apply modern methods of navigation design
- Recognise and document facets
- Systematically design a faceted search system
- Web designers, including interaction designers, graphic designers, and information architects
- Usability experts looking to improve web design skills
- Project managers, product mangers, and others working in related roles seeking to better understand web navigation design
General Assembly
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- Coffee and tea will be available upon registration.
- Lunch will be provided.
- We will have 2 coffee breaks during each workshop, with snacks served.
Feedback from participants in prior workshops with James Kalbach:
"James delivers a range of highly valuable and relevant strategies in his workshops in a clear, friendly and engaging manner. You'll walk away feeling motivated and inspired to put them into use." – Steven Briffa, Macquarie University, Australia (Apr 2011)
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The Feasibility of Dexmedetomidine for Awake Fiberoptic Nasal Intubation
Recruitment status was Recruiting
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The objective of this study is to evaluate the feasibility of dexmedetomidine infusion for oral cancer patients undergoing awake fiberoptic nasal intubation. We hypothesized that a loading dose of intravenous dexmedetomidine before awake fiberoptic nasal intubation for oral cancer patients undergoing general anesthesia will provide adequate sedation and analgesia without respiratory depression and upper airway obstruction.
Awake Fiberoptic Nasal Intubation
Drug: dexmedetomidine
Drug: Normal Saline 0.9%
Drug: propofol 1%
Phase 2
Phase 3
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: Double Blind (Subject, Caregiver, Investigator, Outcomes Assessor)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Interventional Study of Dexmedetomidine for Sedating Anticipated Difficult Airway Patients Undergoing Awake Fiberoptic Nasal Intubation
- grading scores presenting conditions for nasal intubation [ Time Frame: before and after intubation ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|August 2008
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|August 2009
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|August 2009 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Experimental: 1 dex group
received dexmedetomidine (1.0 mcg/kg) infusion
Drug: dexmedetomidine
dexmedetomidine 1.0 mcg/kg infusion for 10minutes
Other Name: Precedex 100microg/ml
Placebo Comparator: 2 control group
received 0.9% saline
Drug: Normal Saline 0.9%
0.9% Normal Saline 0.25ml/kg infusion for 10minues
Other Name: saline 0.9% Nacl
Active Comparator: 3 Propofol group
received 1% propofol using effect-site TCI(Base Primea, Fresenius, France)
Drug: propofol 1%
Propofol: The initial target = 3 μg/ml. The TCI is adjusted by 0.5μg/ml according to patient comfort during the procedure.
The Orchestra® Base Primea(Fresenius, Brezins, France) offers a Target Controlled Infusion (TCI) target controlled infusion.
Other Name: propofol
Detailed Description:
Case number: 60, ASA I-III oral cancer patients with limited mouth opening
Patients will be randomly allocated into three groups, Dex group received dexmedetomidine (1.0 mcg/kg) infusion, Control group received saline, and Propofol group received 1% Propofol administrated usng effect-site TCI.
Main outcome was evaluated by grading scores presenting conditions for nasal intubation, post-intubation and satisfaction.
Other analysed parameters included airway obstruction, hemodynamic changes, treatment for hemodynamics response, consumption time for intubation, amnesia level, and postoperative adverse events. All outcome measurements were classified by scoring systems.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|20 Years to 70 Years
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Head and neck cancer patients with limited mouth opening
- Undergoing awake fiberoptic nasal intubation for elective surgery
Exclusion Criteria:
- a history of severe bradycardia
- any type of A-V block in EKG
- heart failure
- liver cirrhosis
- thrombocytopenia
- coagulopathy
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00815893
|Contact: Koung-Shing Chu, Master
|886-7-3121101 ext 7035
|Contact: Cheng-Jing Tsai
|886-7-3121131 ext 7033
|Kaohsiung Medical University Chung-Ho Hospital
|Kaohsiung, Taiwan, 807
|Contact: Koung-Shing Chu, Master 886-7-3121101 ext 7035 email@example.com
|Study Director:
|Koung-Shing Chu, Master
|Kaohsiung Medical University
No publications provided
|Responsible Party:
|Koung-Shing Chu, Department of Anesthesiology, Kaohsiung Medical University Chung-Ho Hospital
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00815893 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|December 10, 2008
|Last Updated:
|July 27, 2009
|Health Authority:
|Taiwan: Institutional Review Board
Keywords provided by Kaohsiung Medical University Chung-Ho Memorial Hospital:
Fiberoptic nasal intubation
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Adrenergic Agents
Adrenergic Agonists
Adrenergic alpha-2 Receptor Agonists
Adrenergic alpha-Agonists
Analgesics, Non-Narcotic
Anesthetics, General
Anesthetics, Intravenous
Central Nervous System Agents
Central Nervous System Depressants
Hypnotics and Sedatives
Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action
Neurotransmitter Agents
Peripheral Nervous System Agents
Pharmacologic Actions
Physiological Effects of Drugs
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Therapeutic Uses
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Thirty school bus maintenance professionals from 19 states participated in the America's Best technician and inspector competitions in Jasper, Ind., last week.
JASPER, Ind. — Top school bus technicians and school bus inspectors from around the country vied for the top spots in the National Association for Pupil Transportation's 2010 "America's Best Technician" and "America's Best Inspector" competitions, which were held here last week.
Tim Knoll of Ohio placed first in the technician competition and Shaun Dennis from Michigan took the top honor for the inspector competition. Knoll and Dennis were among 30 school bus maintenance professionals from 19 states who participated in the competitions.
Jasper Engines and Transmissions hosted the seventh annual event, which was held from Sept. 28 to Oct. 1.To qualify as America's Best technician and inspector, competitors were scored on written exams and hands-on components. The exam covered technical aspects of school bus components, such as electrical systems, brakes, engines, suspensions, drivetrains and body systems. For the hands-on portion, competitors were required to troubleshoot and identify mechanical deficiencies in school buses.The top competitors in the technician category were: 1. Tim Knoll, Berlin-Milan Local Schools, Milan, Ohio2. Chuck Schniedt, Tippecanoe School Corp., Lafayette, Ind.3. Denver Foster, Fannin County Board of Education, Blue Ridge, Ga.
The top competitors in the inspector category were:1. Shaun Dennis, Traverse City (Mich.) Area Public Schools2. Steve Cox, Abbeville (S.C.) County School District 3. Danny Reed, Beaufort County Schools, Washington, N.C.
The America's Best competition is hosted each year by a different company involved in the pupil transportation industry. For more information, visit www.americasbesttech.org.
Bill Tousley (left), director of the National Association for Pupil Transportation Region 3, presents Tim Knoll of Ohio with a plaque for placing first in the technician category.
Shaun Dennis (center) from Michigan took the top honor in the inspector category. Don Carnahan (right) of Zonar Systems, and Bill Tousley present Dennis with his award. Zonar sponsors the inspector side of the event.
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Students & Staff Doing Great Things in D158
Throughout the school year, District 158 students and staff participate in a wide variety of service projects to benefit organizations and individuals in our community and around the world. These projects not only make a big difference for those who are the recipients of these good works, they also cultivate a spirit of giving, civic responsibility, generosity and compassion in the next generation of leaders.
We hope you enjoy reading about the hard work of our students and staff in service to the community and beyond.
"Huskies at Your Service" Conducts Book Drive
Martin Elementary School's student group, "Huskies at Your Service", headed up by fifth graders from the school, worked together to coordinate a Book Drive as an all school service project. Held for just under three weeks, the book collection drive yielded over 2,000 books and filled nearly 40 boxes! The new and gently used books were then donated to two local organizations, Sherman Hospital Pediatrics and SCARCE (School and Community Assistance for Recycling & Composting Education).
Thanks to the students, families, and community members for your generous book donations! For more information about SCARCE or to make a donation, visit www.scarceecoed.org.
Staff Impacts the Environment in a Positive Way
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In an effort to bring recycling efforts to the forefront of the minds of staff members at Chesak Elementary, kindergarten teacher, Kristina Hodge, challenged the staff to bring in disposable plastic grocery bags for collection and recycling.
Seven additional school participated in the recycling drive and collected a total of 1,488.75 pounds of plastic bags. Chesak was clearly the 'heavy-weight' champions by collecting over 331.5 pounds of plastic bags!
Congratulations Chesak staff members for impacting our environment in a positive way.
'Penny War' Assists Children with Brain Tumors and Trauma
Marlowe Middle School
When students at Marlowe Middle School are given a challenge, they come through in a big way! For one week, teams challenged each other in a 'Penny War' in which pennies were brought in to be donated to "Opening Doors for Teagan", a non-profit organization established to help children with brain tumors and other trauma.
A little competition created an amazing atmosphere for the students to be a part of and learn how to help a worthy cause. Day 1 brought in $78.26 and the donations increased each day with $1,601.84 being donated on Day 5. At the end of the five day event, a grand total of $3,094.63 was donated to "Opening Doors for Teagan".
This year's community service project will conclude at the end of the school year when over 300 students and teachers will "stay on track" and participate in a 24-hour walk-a-thon. All proceeds from pledges will be donated to "Opening Doors for Teagan".
Team Makes Big Score for Grafton Food Pantry
Huntley High School
Members of the Huntley High School football team came up with a game plan to make the holidays brighter for area children in need. Under the leadership of Head Coach John Hart, Coach Matt Zimolzak, and several parents, team members purchased, wrapped, and labeled gifts to donate to the Grafton Food Pantry. This effort resulted in a delivery of over 200 gifts for boys and girls within the community. The team's motto, 'The Promise' states that the team will not only give their all to each other, but also promises to give back to their community.
Sentiments for Seniors
Chesak Elementary School
For the past 22 years, Chesak Elementary art teacher, Mrs. Jennifer Weichle, has been collecting handmade holiday greeting cards to cheer those community members who are confined to area nursing homes. This year, Mrs. Weichle enlisted the help of fellow teachers and their students at Chesak, Martin, Leggee, Conley, and Mackeben Elementary Schools from District 158, as well as Westfield Elementary and Jacobs High School in Algonquin, and Briargate Elementary in Cary to make the collection and distribution of cards a success. "This year we sent 1,705 cards and wishes to residents of 13 nursing homes: Rosewood Care Center, Asta, Maplewood, Sherman West Court, Manor Care, and Little Angels, all in the Elgin area; Crystal Pines, Fair Oaks, The Fountains, Sunrise, and Bickford, all in Crystal Lake; Eastgate Manor in Algonquin, and Three Oaks Assisted Living in Cary.
Staff volunteers from Chesak Elementary who delivered the cards this year included: Mrs. Katryce Lanspa, Ms. Jen Shamrylo, Ms. Jen Roser, Mrs. Kelly Williams, Mrs. Marina Allen, Ms. Crystal Evans, Ms. Sharon Davis, and Ms. Darcy Karouzos. Those who deliver the cards are as touched as those who receive them. "It is a wonderful thing to be remembered during the holidays, and to be remembered by children is just the best thing ever!"
Donations to Toys for Tots
Leggee Elementary School
Kindergarteners from Mrs. Hernandez's class each made a generous donation to the Toys for Tots program held at the K-5 grade building. Thanks to all families and students for their generosity!
Holiday Mail for Heroes – American Red Cross
Martin Elementary School
Fifth graders at Martin Elementary took to heart and put into action what they had been learning through the new Reading Street curriculum. Weekly themes asking big questions such as "Why do people make sacrifices for others?" and "What are the rewards in helping others?" motivated students to participate in the Holiday Mail for Heroes program. Students created cards which included notes of gratitude for the sacrifices the heroes have made on our behalf. As one teacher told her students, "I don't know who will receive your card, but I know that the effort and kind words written inside will warm their hearts and lift their spirits."
Staff Supports Yellow Ribbons
Marlowe Middle School
In cooperation with the Yellow Ribbon Support Group, students and staff from Marlowe Middle School collected small items such as socks, peanuts, toiletries, beef jerky, eye drops and candy that were placed in care packages. The Yellow Ribbon Organization picked up the items and delivered them to the soldiers overseas.
Students Walk to Honor Soldiers
Marlowe Middle School
In early November, seventh grade students from Marlowe Middle School honored soldiers by walking a 6-mile section of the bike path. Teams also collected donations of small items to be sent to the troops working in conjunction with the Yellow Ribbon Support Group whose mission is to support the men and women of active military forces deployed to foreign shores. The teams felt honored to make a small difference in a soldier's life.
"It's Hip to Hop" – Jump Rope for Heart
Mackeben Elementary School
Each year, students at Mackeben Elementary participate in the Jump Rope for Heart (JRFH) program sponsored by the American Heart Association. The JRFH program isn't just good exercise and great fun – it's educational too. Students learn about the lifelong health benefits of physical activity and the importance of a healthy heart. One of the benefits of the program is that it funds lifesaving research and education programs to fight heart and blood vessel diseases. According to the American Heart Association, these diseases are America's No. 1 killer, claiming about 930,000 lives a year — a life every 34 seconds. This year, Mackeben students and families pledged nearly $10,000 for the American Heart Association.


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When Teemu Selanne decided to return to the Anaheim Ducks for an 18th NHL season, it was inevitable that his climb in the League's record books would continue.
Selanne scored on the power play midway through the third period of the Ducks' 5-2 win over the Stars on Tuesday night, giving him 611 career goals and moving him past the legendary Bobby Hull and into 15th place on the all-time list.
"I've met (Hull) many times, and I never imagined I'd score more goals than him," said the 40-year-old Selanne, who also had an assist to give him 801 points with the Ducks. "It's unbelievable, when you look back at your career, the numbers. Good things happen when you play long.
"When I read my name in the same story with Bobby Hull or somebody else, it's a big compliment. I'm thankful for all these years."
Selanne, who burst onto the scene in 1992-93 by scoring a rookie-record 76 goals for the Winnipeg Jets, is in his second tour of duty with the Ducks. He has also spent time with the Sharks and Avalanche.
Since that incredible rookie season, Selanne has eclipsed 50 goals twice in a season and has at least 40 goals six times. His 611 goals come in 1,196 regular-season games.
Known throughout his career as "the Finnish Flash," Selanne grew up not only with immense talent but an understanding and appreciation of the sport's great history.
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Friday, July 25, 2014
THE College Admissions Mentors for Peers (Camp) Philippines will hold its 2nd annual Camp Conference on August 9 at Xavier School in Greenhills.
Endorsed by the Commission on Higher Education, and supported by both local and international youth and education organizations like Edukasyon.ph, EducationUSA, and the National Youth Commission, among others, the conference looks to give the necessary support and opportunities to high school students interested in studying abroad.
There will be several workshops and sessions aimed at preparing students for the application process and to adjusting to life in another country.
The conference will feature three keynote speakers: Philippines Senator Sonny Angara, CEO of IdeaSpace Earl Valencia, and Chief Strategic Resources Officer of Teach for the Philippines Patricia Feria.
The conference also includes an international college fair where several representatives from prominent international universities such as Harvard University, Stanford University, Cambridge University, and University of British Coumbia, among others, will also be present.
Registration is now open, and interested high school students, parents, and teachers can register now at http://www.campphilippines.org/registration/.
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To put it quite simply, bio-cremation uses the chemical reaction of pressurized water, potassium hydroxide and electric heat to dissolve the cadavers. It's very similar to what happens over a long period of time to a body that is buried, this new method just accelerates that process. But similar to standard cremations, what's left is some ash and bones that will be given to the family in an urn.
This Reuters article goes a little more in depth about bio-cremation:
"Under the new method, bodies are placed in a steel machine resembling an over-sized washing machine called the Resomator. The bodies are then immersed in a chemical bath and the remains are broken down by a process known as alkaline hydrolysis using water at high temperatures."
"The solution contains alkali, a substance found in cosmetics and liquid soaps. The whole process lasts about three to four hours, slightly longer than heat cremations."
The eco-benefits to this Resomator machine is that it uses far less energy than the typical cremation process and according to Steve Schaal, the head of Matthews Cremation who distributes the Resomator machines "reducing carbon output by 75 percent." Also, the chemicals used on the bodies can be safely be disposed of down the drain as it contains no harmful chemicals, toxins or waste.
"The solution that is discharged is a sterile-based solution. There is no DNA whatsoever because the process breaks down the body to the basic amino acids," stated John McQueen, the funeral home president.
"What goes into the waste water treatment system is probably cleaner than most things that go into the waste water treatment system from our house or hospitals or nursing homes or other places."
Watch the video below to see the process.
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Sutton and Sitton were two separate, distinct surnames and family lines in Lincoln County with different origins, though spellings were occasionally switched in a few records. Sitton may have been derived from Sutton where the names diverged, but that would have been in the very early 1700's or before possibly in Virginia, Connecticut or England and I have not seen that connection with the Lincoln County families.
Jesse Sutton was born about 1808 in Henry County, Kentucky; died 7 August 1882 in Hurricane Township, Lincoln County, Missouri; married 11 May 1843 at Lincoln County to Mary A. F. Farmer. She born November 1823, died 30 July 1902, reported daughter of Thomas Farmer and Hester Owen of Bourbon County, Kentucky and sister to William Farmer. William Farmer had a son Alexander Sutton Farmer who was married by Jesse Sutton. (Lincoln County marriage records show an A. S. Farmer married 24 March 1881 to a Lizzie Collan.) Jesse Sutton was a preacher of the Methodist Missouri Conference and was preacher at the Smith's Chapel Methodist Episcopal Church South in Hurricane Township. I have not found a burial listing for him or his wife. This family is shown in the 1850 census of Lincoln County (page 135-136) where Jesse "Sitton" listed as age 40 (1809/1810) with wife Mary A. age 25 and daughters Martha A. and Amanda L. The Sutton family is shown in the 1860 census of Lincoln County (Hurricane Township, page 162) where Jesse Sutton is listed as age 50 (1809/1810) and in the 1880 census of Lincoln County (Hurricane Township, New Hope P.O., page 252, ED 90/Page No. 12) where Jesse Sutton is listed as age 72 (1807/1808). So far, not finding in 1870 census indexes.
Jesse was son of Rev. Elijah B. Sutton, b. 9 August 1772 in Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania; d. 14 August 1857 in Henry Co., Kentucky; married 1793 in Washington Co., Pennsylvania to Martha Galbraith. She born 27 December 1770 in Ireland, daughter of John Galbraith and Agnes ________; died 10 March 1848 in Henry Co., Kentucky; Agnes reportedly married first est 1790 to ________ Parks. Ancestors and descendants of Elijah B. Sutton, including his son Jesse, are given at the following Rootsweb World Connect file (June 2009) which includes transcription of his Henry County will: Elijah B. Sutton That file states:
Many of Elijah Sutton's children moved north with other Henry County, Kentucky residents and settled in Clay County, Illinois, primarily in the area of Oskaloosa Township. Daughters Jane Rawlings, Margaret Griffith, Mary Dillman Sutton, Elizabeth Smith & Leanna Meek all came to Clay County, as did their oldest brother, John Sutton. Elijah Sutton and his sons John, Elijah and Jesse and his son-in-law John Griffith were all preachers for the Methodist Episcopal faith.A biography of Rev. Elijah Sutton is described in The History of Methodism in Kentucky; Redford, A.H. Rev., Volume II; (From the Conference of 1808 to the Conference of 1820); Southern Methodist Publishing House; Nashville Tenn.; 1870; pages 79-84. and is online at Google Books The History of Methodism in Kentucky and the respective part duplicated at Kentucky-Missouri families: Sutton
Elijah Sutton (1772-1857) is one of twelve children of William Sutton b. abt 1730 in Virginia; d. 28 February 1830 in Moon Twp., Allegheny Co., Pennsylvania; bu. Hopewell Hebron Cemetery, Allegheny Co., Pennsylvania and Margaret ________. Photos of their gravestones have been posted online and the dates are not a typo, William's stone clearly says he died "AGED about 100 years." See William Sutton (1730-1830) gravestone. and Margaret Sutton (1743-1833) gravestone. Also: William Sutton (1730-1830) will. More on a family website: Two Thompson Genealogies
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From The History of Methodism in Kentucky; Redford, A.H. Rev., Volume II; (From the Conference of 1808 to the Conference of 1820); Southern Methodist Publishing House; Nashville Tenn.; 1870. via books.google.com May 2010 presenting images and the following OCR text, pages 79-84. A few OCR errors corrected. Online at: Google Books The History of Methodism in Kentucky
" Elijah Sutton* was born in Lancaster county, Va., on the 9th of August, 1772. "When he was about eight years of age, his parents moved to Washington county, Pa. Here he remained till his twentyfirst year, when he married the widow Parks, (whose maiden n ame was Martha Galbraith,) and two or three months afterward moved to Kentucky. He came with his family down the Ohio to the mouth of the Kentucky lliver, and thence along a trace through the pea-vines, with or near the present Newcastle and Carrollton ro ad, from which he soon diverged and settled in what is now the northeastern part of Henry county.
"While living here, he sought and obtained religion, and with three or four others united in society as Methodists, at Meeks's Station, about two miles above Newcastle, on the Frankfort road. We may mention an adventure which is related as having occurred at this station. Some of the men of the station were plowing in a cornfield about a half mile from it. A young woman, Sally Mceks, rode to where they were plowing, to take their dinners to them. As she returned, she was attacked by Indians, who were lyi ng in ambush awaiting her return. One threw a tomahawk at her, which stuck in a tree just before her. As she passed, she seized it and carried it into the station.
[Footnote in original text] * He was the father of the Rev. Jesse Sutton, of Missouri Conference, of the Rev. Elijah Sutton, of Jefferson county, Ky., and of the Rev. John Sutton, a local preacher who died some years ago in Illinois.
" The society increased, and a house of worship was erected about a half mile south of Newcastle. Father Sutton was licensed to exhort some eighteen months after he became a member of the Church, and two or three years after this was licensed to preach. H e was ordained by Bishop McKendree, but at what time is not known. His place of worship was probably six to eight miles from his residence, yet he usually walked that distance to attend his meetings. After some years, however, he moved toward Newcastle, w ithin two and a half miles of it. "While living here, it is believed, the society was organized at William Galbraith's, near by, probably about the year 1803. In 1807, he removed to the place (about four miles north-east of Newcastle) which was his home t he remainder of his life—about fifty years.
" Shortly after the war of 1812, he rode the circuit a year, in Indiana, believed to be the Silver Creek Circuit. His place of crossing the Ohio was "Westport, his Presiding Elder the Rev. Charles Holliday.
" Galbraith's Meeting-house, afterward Mt. Gilead, was built, probably, about 1812; but remaining in an unfinished state for many years, (altogether, if not consecutively,) the meetings of the church were held at Father Sutton's house. During this time a revival of considerable power occurred, in 1817, under the ministry of the Rev. S. Bacon. A few years afterward, (viz., October, 1822,) the great revival of this church commenced at one of Father Sutton's meetings, at the house of Horatio Middleton, his next neighbor. The indications were such as to suggest the propriety of calling for mourners; the invitation was given, and four came forward, of whom the Rev. T. V. Bruce was one. This revival con tinued some three years—perhaps longer. Meetings were frequently held. Besides circuit-preaching followed by class-meetings, on other Sabbaths class-meetings were held, and prayer-meetings regularly twice a week, at different houses in the neighborhood. T he power of God was frequently signally manifested in deep convictions, happy conversions, and the spirit of grace and supplication poured abundantly upon the Lord's people.
" The circuit-preachers, particularly the Rev. B. T. Crouch, labored efficiently during this revival, when present. But the circuit (then Shelby) being large, and the preacher's time, week-days as well as Sundays, nearly all occupied, they could not devot e much time consecutively to one locality. The labor of conducting the meetings, therefore, devolved mainly upon Father Button, assisted by "W. D. Green, T. V. Bruce, and others.
"We have an account of a singular case that occurred during this revival. An old man about sixty, and very dissipated and profane, came in a state of intoxication to a meeting at Father Sutton's house. When mourners were called for, he came forward with o thers and bowed at the mourners' bench. Some of the members of the Church were in favor of having him removed; but Father Sutton would not have him disturbed, but talked kindly to him, though as in a state of intoxication—told him how he should do when he should become sober, etc. That night week he was at meeting again, perfectly sober, and a deeply convicted man. When mourners were called for, he was one of the number. In four or five weeks he was soundly converted, as his upright and pious course, to t he end of life, abundantly testified. Nearly his whole family, too, were converted and added to the Church.
"Another incident may be mentioned. "While Father Sutton and family were going to meeting, which was at the house of his neighbor already mentioned, his youngest son told him if he did not obtain the blessing that night, he thought he would never go again to the mourners' bench. 'My son,' said he, solemnly, ' beware how you make such promises.' Meeting was about closing, the mourners leaving the bench, when Mother Bruce, perceiving the youth still lingering, bowed at his side, saying that she would agoniz e with him until the break of day, if he did not receive the blessing before. She engaged in earnest prayer with him, and soon he passed into the liberty of the children of God. This youth is now the Rev. Elijah Sutton.
" In the latter years of his life, owing to a bronchial affection, Father Sutton was almost entirely disabled from ministerial labor; yet he was faithful in his attendance on the means of grace—his place was seldom vacant at the house of worship. He was e xemplary in his walk and conversation to the end of life. He was blessed with remarkable buoyancy of spirits; we do not remember to have seen him otherwise than cheerful, but his cheerfulness was without levity. No harrowing remembrances of the past, no g loomy forebodings of the future, seemed to disturb him.
" He was quite a reader of the Bible and good books—an exercise the more pleasant and profitable, as he had quite a taste for knowledge, and a retentive memory. He seemed to have a presentiment of his death for a twelvemonth before it occurred. He frequen tly spoke of his departure as approaching. Between two and three weeks before his death, he was struck with paralysis, which rendered him almost insensible till the time of his departure. He fell asleep in Christ on the 8th day of August, 1857, aged eight y-five years and three days. His wife preceded him about nine years to the land of rest; and the greater part of a numerous family, all of whom were members of the Church, are doubtless sharing with him the joys of immortality."*
Mrs. Martha Sutton, the wife of the Rev. Elijah Sutton, was equally zealous with her husband in promoting the cause of the Redeemer. Retiring and unassuming in her manners, her consistent and fervent piety shed a luster on her profession, and for fifty ye ars made her a bright example. On the 10th of March, 1848, in the seventy-eighth year of her age, she sweetly fell asleep in Jesus.
0053 08082 SUTTON ----- 08/22/1835 09/24/1836 D - OF W. & M. BARTHENA CRAIB SUTTON 0081 11726 SUTTON CORDIA S. 00/00/1871 00/00/1944 OSSW - LEANDER S. SUTTON 0053 08079 SUTTON ELIJAH 00/00/1772 08/14/1857 SON OF WILLIAM SUTTON- AGE: 85 YEARS 0053 08080 SUTTON ELLEN 00/00/1840 07/28/1859 D - OF WILLIAM & MAHALA SUTTON 0081 11725 SUTTON GEORGE 06/08/1898 10/18/1969 0081 11727 SUTTON LEANDER S. 00/00/1862 00/00/1940 OSSW - CORDIA S. SUTTON 0053 08084 SUTTON MAHALA 09/26/1811 00/00/0000 OSSW & WIFE OF WILLIAM SUTTON [page break] 0053 08078 SUTTON MARTHA 12/27/1770 03/10/1848 WIFE OF ELIJAH SUTTON 0081 11729 SUTTON RAY S. 08/27/1913 03/24/1928 0081 11728 SUTTON RONALD L. 00/00/0000 00/00/0000 ONE DATE - 1949 0053 08053 SUTTON WILLIAM 02/20/1804 11/09/1884 OSSW - MAHALLA SUTTON 0053 08055 SUTTON WILLIAM ADAM 08/27/1842 04/15/1848 SON OF W. & M. SUTTON 0053: Mt. Gilead Church Cemetery - New Castle Quadrangle W 85*08'06" N 38*27'50" Highway 202, 2-6/10 miles east of U.S. 421 0081: Pleasureville - Low Dutch Cemetery - North Pleasureville Quadrangle W 85*06'30" N 38*20'40" Pleasureville on Henry - Shelby County Line Henry County, Kentucky Cemeteries; Meek, C. Price; Henry County Historical Society; Eminence, Kentucky; 2nd Printing; 1995; McDowell Publications, Utica Ky; unpaginated.
The above book The History of Methodism in Kentucky says that Elijah was born in "Lancaster county, Va." and when he was eight, the family moved to Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. However, evidence seems to support birth in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.
Elijah B. Sutton (1772-1857): Issue of birth place. - All Rootsweb World Connect family trees report birth Lancaster County, Pennsylvania - Birthplaces of some older and younger siblings from censuses report they were born in Pennsylvania - Son Jesse reports he born in Kentucky, father born in Pennsylvania, mother in Ireland which leaves the impression of precision and accuracy. SELF: ----- US Census 1850 - Kentucky - Henry Co. - District No. 1 - Page 386, left (stamped) - Dwelling 334, Family 338 pilot.familysearch.org index / image 44/203 May 2010. Elijah Sutton, age 78, born Virginia 26 334 338 Sutton Wm 48 M Farmer " [Ky] 27 Sutton Mahala 39 F " 28 Sutton Magdalena 17 F " 29 Sutton Martha _ 12 F " 30 Sutton Ann 11 F " 31 Sutton Elizabeth 6 F " 32 Sutton Mahala 4 F " 33 Sutton Robt 1 M " 34 Sutton Elijah 78 M Va 35 Robertson Elijah 22 M Laborer Ky SIBLINGS: --------- US Census 1850 - Pennsylvania - Allegheny Co. - Moon Twp. - Page 670 Dwelling 618, Family 618 - pilot.familysearch.org index / image 16/34 03 618 618 Phillip Rouser 74 M Farmer " [Penna] 04 Adam Rouser 29 " " " 05 Elizabeth A Rouser 29 F " 06 E Mary McCandless 84 " " [sister] 07 Margaret Sutton 64 " " [sister] US Census 1860 - Pennsylvania - Allegheny Co. - Moon Twp. - Page 449-450 Heritage Quest index / image 39 557 557 Adam Rouser 44 M Farmer Do [Pennsylvania] 40 Elizabeth " 37 F Do (next page: 450) 01 Margaret Sutton 77 F Pennsylvania [sister] SON: ---- US Census 1880 - Missouri - Lincoln Co. - Hurricane Twp. - Page 252 - Series T9/Roll 699 - ED 90/Page No. 12D Heritage Quest index / image Household of Jesse Sutton; 15 86 86 Sutton Jesse W M 72 Preaching KY Penn Ireland ... DAUGHTER: --------- US Census 1880 - Arkansas - Crawford Co. - Lees Creek - Page 470 - Series T9/Roll 41 - ED 45/Page No. 12 Heritage Quest index / image Written and indexed as Lana Meaks, age 62 wd, both parents b. Ky.
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EDMOND — One of the most prominent churches in the metro area will vote Sunday whether to sever ties with its denomination — a move that would cost more than half a million dollars.
First Presbyterian Church of Edmond set to take historic vote
The Rev. Mateen Elass, senior pastor of First Presbyterian Church of Edmond, said his congregation has been waiting for many months to take the historic vote for "gracious dismissal" from the Presbyterian Church (USA) on the grounds of "serious theological differences."
Elass said church leaders have gone to great lengths to make sure the membership of about 1,400 people is aware of Sunday's tally.
"It really is the most significant vote this congregation has taken since its inception back in 1891, so we need to have everyone here," he said.
Elass, 57, said the church will pay about $510,000 to the Indian Nations Presbytery, the regional affiliate of the main church body, if the congregation votes to be dismissed from the denomination and presbytery leaders accept the church's vote.
Elass said the dollar figure was agreed upon by a group acting on behalf of the presbytery and a group of church members. He said the money transaction is required so that the congregation may keep its church building and about 10 acres of property at 1001 S Rankin in central Edmond.
Elass said that according to the church's insurance documents, the church property is valued around $12 million, but he has been told it would sell on the open market for much less, between $3 million and $4 million, because it is a single-use property.
The pastor said the vote for dismissal has been called because the majority of the congregation has serious theological differences with the Presbyterian Church (USA). He said for his church members, the deeper issue is the denomination's significant veering away from the authority of Scripture, most notably with its 2011 decision to allow the ordination of practicing homosexuals.
Elass said more recently, the congregation has been disappointed that the denomination has not disciplined clergy who have flouted the church's ban on same-gender marriage.
"The denomination has shown itself unwilling to discipline people who are consciously going against the tenets of the church, people who break the rules and sort of dare you to do anything about it," he said. "The (church) courts are looking for ways to skirt the issues rather than taking a strong stand on what the church proclaims to believe."
Consequences of vote
Elass said if the congregation is released from the Presbyterian Church (USA), it plans to join with the Evangelical Covenant Order, a newly established fellowship of Presbyterian churches.
He said the church had hoped to vote on the matter in fall 2012, but the presbytery, led by Aaron A. Carland, delayed the vote to this Sunday in order for presbytery leaders to have time to discuss it further. The Oklahoman, seeking comment from the Louisville, Ky.-based Presbyterian Church (USA), was directed to talk to Carland, however Carland could not be reached for comment.
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