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Gorman Crossings was absolutely one of the nicest places I lived in. Responsible maintenance and property management, Clean, and Bright spaces. Full Review ▶
It is one of the cleanest places I lived in the U.S. Full Review ▶
Maintenance is a joke. The staff don't care. The carpeting has nails sticking up where there are intersections in the house, so be sure to wear shoes. The electrical boxes arc and spark because they use aluminum wiring. No electrical outlets… Full Review ▶
As a tenant for 2 years, we are so pleasant to stay in Trinity Properties. They always try to help us, establish a good rapport, and serve as well as they can. Furthermore, the staffs at the office and for the… Full Review ▶
I've lived here for two years now and looking to sign a lease for the third year! The apartments are clean, well-maintained, and big. The rent is at a very reasonable price - especially given the location so close to downtown… Full Review ▶
The best part of this apartment was undoubtedly its location. The staff is quite kind and very responsive (especially maintenance!) and much better than my experience with Preiss. I think for the cost this place delivers, with one very big exception:… Full Review ▶
Trinity is a great place for NCSU students. The staff at the office are great. They are really quick to respond to any situation. Overall, the pricing is the ultimate driver when it comes to living with Trinity properties. Full Review ▶
I've never seen better service than at Trinity Properties. The office staff are not only friendly, but they're helpful and get back with you in a timely matter. They do whatever they possibly can to assist you and make a conscious… Full Review ▶
Fast and great service. When I send repairment requests, the renting office quickly send people to do the work. Sometime it gets done the same day, somethings the next day.Good price and location for NSCU students to take school buses. Full Review ▶
Excellent place to live! Full Review ▶
The services of this apartment are really quick and good,it usually will be done in 24 hours! Impressive, Nice place! The bad thing is that it has some cockroaches. Full Review ▶
This townhouse has been a total nightmare for me. The unit I moved in to was INFESTED with bed bugs before I ever even moved in. I had over 100 bites within a week of moving in. There are always cockroaches… Full Review ▶
My husband and I have lived in apartments owned by trinity properties for 2 years now. We started out at Kensington Apartments, then moved to Gorman Crossing Apartments because we needed more space. We have had a wonderful experience at both… Full Review ▶
As a college student I've lived at Gorman Crossing for 3 years. The overall quality is very good considering the price, which is pretty affordable. For 3 people sharing a place you can get away with less than $300 a month… Full Review ▶
A good safe place at a great value. The office staff is friendly and helpful with any situation. The price is very reasonable. The townhouse has a great layout. The townhouse we moved into was just renovated with all new appliances.… Full Review ▶
Great place for college students, i live in the kensington park side and its an awesome value. Yes the places are a little bit older but you can hardly notice and thats why you get such a big place for less… Full Review ▶
I could not have been happier with my choice to live at Gorman Crossings. From the very beginning, the office staff recognized me and my roommate's faces and knew us by name AND apartment off the top of their heads. It… Full Review ▶
I lived in the Gorman Crossing Townhouses for one and a half years. I really enjoyed my time at these apartments. From the time I signed the lease, the staff in the rental office was very helpful and friendly. They were… Full Review ▶
I've been living here for 1 year. These townhouse has 2b2b or 2b1b floor plan. But they are really old, it should be built 20~30 years ago. The equipments in the apartment are old. Bug problem always trouble me, especially in… Full Review ▶
I've lived in Gorman Crossing for about two years, and it has overall fit my needs very well. The Wolfline bus stop is right behind my apartment, Food Lion is across the street, and the amenities are fairly nice. The hard… Full Review ▶
I lived in the townhouses for a year. The house itself was nice since it had just been renovated. The management is helpful, but maintenance is slow to respond sometimes. I've only had a few cockroaches, but quite a few spiders.… Full Review ▶
I stayed in this area more than 4 years. This is one of the best location to live in Raleigh. Working at NCSU, I was about a mile away from my work. A walking distance to one of the best elementary… Full Review ▶
Before moving to kings court, i had a lease with wilson property management and believe me thats the one property management company with whom u never want to lease a house, they have the rudest staff and on the other hand… Full Review ▶
I am a resident at Gorman Crossing and I love my 2 bedroom town home. You cannot beat this location, space for the price. Since I have lived here I have always seen them trying to better themselves by upgrading apartments,… Full Review ▶
THIS APAPRTMENTS ARE REALLY BAD. I LIVE IN 2 BED ROOM TOWNHOUSE WITH MY 15 MONTH OLD SON AND BELEIVE ME THERE ARE LOT OF ROACHES AND INSECTS, DO WHATEVER YOU WANT THEY WILL NEVER LEAVE YOUR APARTMENT. MOREOVER THE STAFF… Full Review ▶
I moved to Gorman Crossings April '08 because my friend had a really good experience there. He lived over on Kings Court in a two-bedroom for over two years and had no problems. Me and two roommates moved into one of… Full Review ▶
Gorman Crossings is a good value, but I think you are better off paying a little more and getting a much nicer place. The lights in the parking lot have been out for several months, making it a little scary to… Full Review ▶
I stayed at Gorman Crossing from 2006-2008 may. Had a great experience. Good 1) Prompt response by the management 2) quite & safe neighbourhood 3) management was considerate 4) nicely maintained apartments at the Price of Rent. Bad 1) No meregency… Full Review ▶
So...I went to the office today to give the girls a compliment about Teno, and was asked to submit a review. I see what they're saying, people come on here while upset and just rip into them. Well...I'd like to say… Full Review ▶
We have been living here for 2 years now in a 2 bed/1.5 bath townhome. At first, the place was great, it has wonderful new hardwood floors, a new kitchen, new carpet, etc....But that can't cover up how terrible the management… Full Review ▶
I've lived at Gorman Crossings for 3 years now (in two different apartments, a 3 bedroom flat and a 2 bedroom townhouse), and I'm about to move out. For the most part, my stay here was good - for the money.… Full Review ▶
This is the worst place I have ever lived and not the cheapest. I moved in when I started grad school in an attempt to save money, but I would much rather have stayed where I was. I will try to… Full Review ▶
Just wanted to leave an honest review for people looking to lease. I've lived her for a year and half and have experienced a bit with the office staff. This may be a bit long but you'll find the info you… Full Review ▶
My daughter is currently leasing an apartment at Gorman Crossings. Last night we were robbed at gunpoint in the parking lot while I was walking her to her door. It was sooo dark in the parking lot that we could not… Full Review ▶
I've been living here for a year and am returning for another. The prices are great, especially for students! The wolfline is right outside, so that is really convenient too. They just added Kensington Park onto this place too, so we… Full Review ▶
I lived in the townhouse for 2 years.
Noise was not too bad of a problem, most of the people around were very quite. Office staff was very friendly, but not very efficient.
Maintence sucks!! It took over 8 months to… Full Review ▶
New Management, Good place to live. I will be here until i decide to move to a house. Full Review ▶
I've been living here for over six years now. These apartments are very old. In the time I've lived in this unit, the water heater needed replacing and the air conditioning unit has been repaired twice. Bugs are a frequent problem.… Full Review ▶
This complex is really old, which often brings some inconvenience. In addition, they are crazy when they charge on your security deposit. Full Review ▶
Had a few problems when moving in. Bug problem resolved after a few months. Price was great though and management was very nice the whole time. Full Review ▶
I have been living there since Feb. Cheap price but really bad management team girls. Car towed away then you are told you did not have a sticker even though I have been asking for parking permit from the first day.… Full Review ▶
This place is a "great deal" until you sign your life away. Sure my rent was 519/mo for a townhouse, but there is a huge sewage problem here. In the past four months, the sewage has backed up and overflowed out… Full Review ▶
I've lived here for 3 years and I agree the office staff used to suck. Recently they've gotten a whole new staff (someone must have realized they sucked before)and now everything is great. They're really friendly, I'm not sure what the… Full Review ▶
Jesus! What really makes me sick is that I have neighbors that dont clean their dishes (which causes rats and bugs)and think it is funny and name the damn rats. Yes, there are problems, but every freaking place has problems. Plus… Full Review ▶
The two story layout is nice, but as nice as the office staff are they were a bit of a pain to deal with sometimes (wouldn't do things they said they would, slow, etc). Even though the carpet was peeling up… Full Review ▶
GC has changed from when I went to State. I used to party there all the time. Now I live there. No more partys. It is really quiet. Seems to be mostly grad students and families of immigrants. Everyone seems to… Full Review ▶
First of all, she is entirely unprofessional and racist-i walked in last month to pay rent and she talkin about smoking weed......im supposed to respect that ----?! Also, anyone notice how unpofessional the office staff dress? They look like a bunch… Full Review ▶
I lived at Gorman for a year. It was nasty. We didn't need a dishwasher because the rats would quickly find unattended dishes and lick them clean. We had a rat that lived under the bathroom sink. One day I found… Full Review ▶
They are rude, racist(esp the one with glasses0 and they talk about you behind your back according to Denean. I cannot WAIT for my lease to be up. The one office girl with glasses lives here and gets all drunk and… Full Review ▶
PROS: easy parkings; pretty quiet neighborhood; safe place; responsive maintainance; unbeatable price.
CONS: very, very old building (this fact itself possess its own problem, like humid unit, water-sewage issues, bugs problems, and uneconomical electrical unit); management people could have been nicer; Poor… Full Review ▶
Okay - I don't know what these other reviews are talking about. They make this place seem like a hell hole and it really isn't at all.
I moved into my newly renovated townhouse unit in June of 2005. At first we… Full Review ▶
I lived here for almost 2 years. The apartment (2 Bedrooms, 2.5 baths) is spacious and the carpet in good. Good space for big family like mine (2 adults and 2 kids). But the office is a disaster. They treat you… Full Review ▶
roaches, spiders, mold, sewage -- i hope you like sharing your home with all the above. trashy neighbors should be expected. you should also expect to have your car towed. worse place i've ever lived. Full Review ▶
This place was okay, but the town houses really really SUCK! The floors make so much noise, you can hear every move your roommate or friend makes. During the day, the upstairs gets very hot, and barely coold down, even with… Full Review ▶
This has to be the worst place I've ever lived. If you are scared of bugs, STAY AWAY! Before I moved here they would not let me see the apartment, but claimed it would be clean and bug free upon move… Full Review ▶
I was going to say that this place isn´t really that bad, and that the other reviews surely must´ve been an exaggeration... however, after reviewing the other reviews, I realize that I must side with them. The people will not tell… Full Review ▶
I have lived here for almost a year now and have found it comparable to most college apartments. Sometimes your neighbors are loud, but they are usually friendly. The apartments look pretty good when you move in but then things start… Full Review ▶
So I guess that I would overall say that this apartment complex has been the worst living situation I have ever lived in. They never let you see the apartment that you will be moving into until you have already signed… Full Review ▶
Well I don´t even know where to begin. Let me start by saying something good.... Christy, in the office, has got to be one of the most patient and polite people that I´ve come across in this business. Unfortunately, her management… Full Review ▶
This place was cheap, and had a lot of space, unlike most of the condo apartments .. Maintenance was OK, usually within 2 days. Air conditioning was screwed up, with the first floor and second floor on different temperatures all the… Full Review ▶
This place is cheap, dirty, and unsafe. But hey, we got deal pating 660 a month for 3 people where most people have to pay like 800 for the same place. Full Review ▶
This is absolutely the worst place I have ever lived. Ever. The management aren´t concerned with keeping their resident´s happy because they know that there are plenty of college kids who can´t find anywhere else to live just waiting for an… Full Review ▶
I moved into this appartment last fall because it was so close to everything, on the wolfline, across the street from a grocery store, and very close to I-40. The problems with this appartment, however, were terrible. The electricity flickers, our… Full Review ▶
I lived in a townhouse style premises. The only reason I did not want to move out from my apartment was that it is very close to where I work, just one mile to the campus. But this place crawls with… Full Review ▶
Gorman Crossings is a great first college apartment. The office staff is polite and helpful. They try hard to please their residents. While not overly service oriented (like you may find at a luxury hotel) they are courteous and try to… Full Review ▶
I have lived here for a while, and seen many changes in the office staff and workers. The ladies in the office are (for the most part) rude and unprofessional. God-forbid you are in the office with a lot of other… Full Review ▶
Gorman crossings is reasonably priced for Raleigh, but you get what you pay for. The maintenance is slow and the electrical is outdated and problematic. The parking situation is a total nightmare...dont be afraid to wake up in the morning and… Full Review ▶
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AP.net Contest: Anthony Green/Geoff Rickly Ticket Giveaway
Told you I'd have more tickets to giveaway this week. I have two pairs of tickets to give away for the December 5th, 2012 Anthony Green and Geoff Rickly show at Irving Plaza in New York City. Just post why you must see Anthony Green solo this winter and I'll pick my favorite answer. Again, this is just the first of many ticket giveaways in the coming days on AP.net, so stay tuned to the front page.
Why I should see Anthony Green live
First and foremost, I'm homeschooled. I can travel anywhere if I'm physically capable. I just got withdrawn from my high school and enrolled in a private long-distance learning academy. And I know plenty of music lovers. Coheed and Cambria are one of my all time favorite bands, besides Mayday Parade, Relient K, and Switchfoot. It would be amazing to see Green live, since I've read his article in Alt. Press. Consider the following. I just moved to Texas a little over two months ago, and I feel like moving back to Chicago since it's clear that they can't handle adversity. I'm only a freshman, but I talk like a college kid. And I'd rather forget and not slow down.
Its been since NYE 07 since Ive seen Anthony and Geoff share the stage together, really trying to change that. And every time Im supposed to go see Anthony Green, something happens where I cant go or my car breaks down. Also trying to change that...
not just simply for Anthony Green but Geoff too! what a perfect combo! haha. I've never been to a solo show D:
I bought Anthony a drink at a show 2 years ago. He owes me a drink.
I must see him because Geoff Rickly is opening. And because Anthony is the tits.
My girlfriend has a thing for him, and I would maybe possibly pay to watch :-p
I'm not really a fan of Anthony Green, but I've been dying to see Geoff's solo set. If I won the tickets, I would stay for Anthony's set and give him another chance. Just hearing Geoff play his new songs and old Thursday stuff would put me on such a high that I would listen to Anthony Green
First off, living in the NYC area, I can easily attend.
Second, as a singer myself, I have always valued Anthony Green as a spectacularly talented musician.
Third, after seeing the last 3 Thursday holiday shows, it would feel weird not seeing Geoff sing during the month of December.
Dr.Spaceman said I don't have much time left. Probably be the last show I can attend
Because I'll get there and be like
and people will be like "not yet" and I will be like...
you know, to get people in the mood. But then everyone would be too chicken to dance...
And I would be all like
and people start dancin and then Geoff Rickly would be in the pit and I would instantly say
Then we would become best friends and watch Anthony Green together!
I want to see Anthony Green because the one time I got the privilege of seeing his solo live show, I had a fantastic time. You'd think if I wanted to see someone so much, I would purchase a ticket, right? Well money has been a huge issue for myself and my family for the a long time now and I've missed tons of shows because of it. My best friend (whose favourite band is Circa) is planning on going and she usually gets anything Circa / Anthony related ASAP. I mean, she goes for presages and all that good stuff. But shes been spending her check on gas for work and food and barely makes it. I feel bad because I know what it's like to miss my favourite band / musician when they come around, it's a bummer. I never like taking the chance of thinking, "Oh, they'll just come back in a few months." because I've experienced bands breaking up and or not coming back for over a year. I want to be there with her jamming out. So it would be really dope if I won, I'd get the chance to have a great time getting weird at an AG show with my friend and maybe get the chance to meet him and tell him how much I appreciate the person that he is.
I'm 28. I'm old as shit and I still love this music while others my age have flocked to lo-fi indie pastures. I've loved Anthony Green since I saw him play with Saosin while in college at USC at the small coffee venue.
Every one of these shows require that tall older guy creepily singing along among a mass of young girls. I would like to be that creepy old guy. Thank you.
I need to see this show cause the world is supposed to end like a week later and then I would die without having seen an Anthony Green solo show and it would be all your fault.
they need to know who my baby daddy is
I run a music store, and I strive to show my employees how much I appreciate their hard work and dedication. Every time a new circa or anthony green album comes out, some of the kids freak out because I put on one of those two mixes to promote the new album. They were stoked this year, as we got releases from both of them. They promote the hell out of anthony's stuff to get more people to buy it and introduce people to his music. They are the last people to get the product to the customer, and they do it for the musicians they love.
Basically, at this time of year especially, I do my damnedest to show how thankful I am for their efforts. Its a stressful time of year in retail, and I try to give these kids everything that I can, but sometimes its not much more than that $8/hour paycheck. They put in long hours, deal with unruly assholes, clean up after people, and do it all with smiles on their faces and a willingness to make my job as stress free as possible. So the long and short of why I want these tickets is so that I can give BOTH of them to a couple of kids that are busting their asses, not only for anthony green, and not only for musicians in general, but also for me. They've stuck by my side through thick and thin, done more than I could ask or expect of them, and make my day to day a better experience. They deserve it, and i'd love to be able to give this to them.
Why I want the tickets? Well I saw his solo tour with Good Old War and Person L a while back, he played all of avalon and it was one of the most intimate shows I ever been to. Considering Beautiful Things is IMO twice as creative as Avalon, I would loose my shit at this show. The energy he brings with a simple acoustic guitar is beyond all other artists, but thats also because his fans sing louder then he does. The main reason though is because my friend Anthony Costa is more obsessed with Green then I am.. Unfortunately Green canceled his show at Looney Tunes over the summer and my friend couldn't make it to the rescheduled show. He is an Green FANATIC and has still not seen him, I would love to bring him to experience the magic man himself.

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Bank of America uses BlackBerrys for Mobile Wallet trials
updated 02:25 pm EST, Fri February 25, 2011
Bank of America to trial Mobile Wallet system
The Bank of America has started a pilot program that involves wireless payments using customers' smartphones, an unnamed source told BGR. Dubbed Mobile Wallet, the system relies on NFC technology and is so far only compatible with BlackBerry handsets. Bank of America sends users an NFC chip-equipped battery cover for their handset along with a microSD card.
Compatible handsets include the Curve 8520 and 8530; the Bold 9000, 9650 and 9700; and the BlackBerry Tour 9630. The program launches this spring and payments can be made in locations where MasterCard's PayPass is accepted.
NFC is becoming more popular and widespread, as the next iPhone is expected to have the feature. Android 2.3 has support for it built-in.


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PELLEGRINI, Emily (née ANTONUTTI)
It is with great sadness that our family announces the death of our dearly loved mother, grandmother and great-grandmother. Emily passed away peacefully at home on July 15, 2005, in her 92nd year. Beloved wife of the late Quinto PELLEGRINI for over 56 years (1989.) Devoted and loving mother of Sergio PELLEGRINI (deceased) and his wife Ada, and Nellie and her husband Eliseo CRESSATTI (deceased.) Proud grandmother of David CRESSATTI (Rocchina,) Sandra PELLEGRINI, Robert PELLEGRINI (Katherine), John CRESSATTI (Stephanie,) Joan LAVER (Barrie,) and Nancy CUDA (Sam.) Lovingly remembered by her great-grandchildren, Patrick, Emily, Eric and Michael PELLEGRINI, Matthew CRESSATTI, Danielle, Erica and Andrew LAVER, Natalie and Christian CUDA, and Joseph and Elise CRESSATTI. Emily was born in Basiliano, Friuli, Italy, the daughter of Davide and Ida ANTONUTTI. Predeceased by her brothers Elmi and Peter and her sister Luigia. She will be fondly remembered by her many nieces and nephews. Visitation will be held at R.S. Kane Funeral Home (6150 Yonge St. south of Steeles at Goulding), on Sunday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral Mass will be celebrated at St. Pascal Baylon Roman Catholic Church (92 Steeles Ave. W.) on Monday July 18th, 2005 at 9: 30 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Condolences: www.rskane.ca
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FRICKLETON, Maria (née CUDA)
Passed away peacefully on Tuesday, July 19, 2005 in Toronto after a courageous battle with cancer at the age of 55. Beloved wife and soulmate of Jim. Loving mother of Mark (wife Enza), Andrew (fiancée Meral) and Paul (April). Proud "Nanna" of Marcus. Survived by her parents Giuseppe and Rosina CUDA. Maria will be forever remembered by her sisters Joanne MORANO, Rosie ZAMMIT (husband Charlie) and Antonietta CREMONA (husband Ray.) She will also be sadly missed by her nieces, nephews and many Friends. The family will receive Friends at the Glen Oaks Memorial Chapel & Reception Centre, 3164 Ninth Line (at Dundas/403) in Oakville (905-257-8822) on Thursday, July 21 and Friday, July 22 from 7-9 p.m. A Funeral Mass will be held on Saturday, July 23, 2005 at St. Ignatius Loyola Church, 2300 Burnhamthorpe Rd. W. in Mississauga at 10: 30 a.m. Entombment to follow at Glen Oaks Memorial Gardens. If desired, donations may be made to the Weekend to End Breast Cancer.
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CUDDIE, John Anderson
Peacefully at the Village of Wentworth Heights on January 22, 2005 in his 76th year. Devoted and loving husband of Margery for 52 years. Much loved father of Anne (Chris) NEWMAN, John Robert (Jennifer) and Susan (George) MAHLER. Beloved Boppa of Mathew, Jennifer, Sarah, Mitchell, Russell, Jessica, Katherine and Mark. Predeceased by his brother Robert Alan. John was long time member and elder emeritus of Central Presbyterian Church. He was an avid golfer and played at the Hamilton Golf and Country Club for 56 years. John was a dedicated member (Major) of the Royal Hamilton Light Infantry (Reserve). We wish to thank all of the staff of Wentworth Heights, from the administrators to the kitchen staff, and especially those in the Carrington Unit. They continually cared for John with dedication and compassion and provided tremendous support to our whole family. These men and women have continuously gone above and beyond and we are truly blessed to have had them look after our family as their own, especially during this past week. The family will receive Friends at Swackhamer, Blachford and Wray Funeral Home, 1341 Main Street West (opposite McMaster) on Tuesday from 7-9 p.m. and Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. A private interment will take place on Thursday morning. A Memorial Service will be held at Central Presbyterian Church, 165 Charlton Avenue West, Hamilton on Thursday at 1 p.m. Donations in lieu of flowers to the Alzheimer Society, Central Presbyterian Church Restoration Fund, the Royal Hamilton Light Infantry Museum or a charity of your choice would be greatly appreciated by the family.
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WILLIAMS, Arthur Trevor, P.Eng., D.D.S.
Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, formerly of Amherst, Nova Scotia, Waterloo, Ontario, and Toronto, Ontario, died Thursday, September 1, 2005, in Dartmouth Regional Hospital at age 87. He is survived by sons Paul (Vickie), Dartmouth, and Trevor (Cathy), New Hamburg, Ontario, daughters Jennifer Lynne (John) CUDDIE, London, Ontario, and Pam (Scott) ADAM/ADAMS, Springhill, Nova Scotia, and 10 grandchildren. He was predeceased by his wife, Jean. He was a mechanical/ aeronautical engineer and serviced Royal Air Force planes outside London during the Second World War. After immigrating to this country, he worked at Avro Canada in Malton, Ontario, until cancellation of the Avro Arrow in 1959. He then studied dentistry at University of Toronto, practising in Ontario, Sackville, New Brunswick, Amherst, Pugwash and Springhill, Nova Scotia There will be no service by request. Donations may be made to Four Fathers Memorial Library, Amherst.
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PARTRIDGE, Nora Margaret (née FOULDS)
Nora Margaret died in Peterborough, Ontario, April 2, 2005. Predeceased by her husband Ralph (1991) and her parents Raymond and Lillian FOULDS and her sister Kathleen BRAID. Survived by her daughter Ruth BUTCHER and her husband Patrick of Lakefield, grandchildren Dr. Kenneth BUTCHER and his wife Dr. Helen CUDDIHY of Sydney, Australia, Jennifer MOORE and her husband Daniel of Lakefield, Ontario and Heather IEROPOLI and her husband Nicola of Sudbury, Ontario. Also survived by five great grandchildren. Memorial service to be held at St. James Westminster Church, 115 Askin St. on Friday April 8, 2005 at 10: 00am.
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CONSTABLE, Anthony Lawrence
Anthony Lawrence CONSTABLE, suddenly at Kensington Village Nursing Home, London, on Thursday, February 24, 2005, in his 81st year. Dearly beloved husband of Jean M. CONSTABLE. Dear father of Susan CONSTABLE and her husband Al BERTI of Calgary, Alberta, Jane DUPERÉ and her husband Robert CUDDY of Waterloo, and Michael and his wife Shelley CONSTABLE of Barrie. Loving granddad of Rachelle, Christopher, Jeffery, Adam, Sean, Ryan and Lyndsey. Dear brother of Winnie SHEPHERD and her late husband Graham and Gwen and her late husband Raymond CONSTABLE of England. Anthony served proudly in the Royal Marines during World War 2. His last days were spent in the loving care at Kensington Village. Friends may call on Tuesday, March 1 from 7-9 p.m. at the James A. Harris Funeral Home, 220 St. James Street at Richmond, London. A memorial service will be conducted on Wednesday, March 2 at 2: 00 p.m. in the Church of Saint John the Evangelist, 280 St. James Street at Wellington by Canon David BOWYER. Memorial contributions to the Alzheimer Society or Kensington Village Chari table Foundation would be gratefully acknowledged.
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HUSAK, Victoria Elizabeth (née OLYNYK)
Passed away on Sunday, October 16, 2005, in her 61st year, after a long illness, and surrounded by family at Joseph Brant Memorial Hospital in Burlington. Beloved wife for 40 years of William (Bill) HUSAK. Loving mother of sons Christopher of Sudbury and Kevin (Denise) of Oakville. Predeceased by her parents William and Anne (née CHARANDUK) OLYNYK. Dear grandmother of Brent, James, Samuel and Jacob. Vicki will be deeply missed by her brother Peter (Susan) OLYNYK and sister-in-law Vera (the late Ken) KEARNS. Cherished aunt of nieces Kristin and Kara and nephews Geoff and Steve. Lovingly remembered by many aunts, uncles and cousins here in Ontario, Saskatchewan, Alberta and Quebec. Heartfelt thanks to Dr. Tim CUDDY and all the physicians, nurses and staff of 4 East, Continuing Chronic Care, Joseph Brant Memorial Hospital who gently cared for Vicki for the past seven long years. Cremation has already taken place. The family will receive Friends and relatives on Saturday, November 5, 2005 from 11 a.m. to noon at St. Christopher's Church Hall, 662 Guelph Line, Burlington, Ontario. A formal celebration of Vicki's life will be held from 12: 00 to 12:30 p.m.; reception to follow from 12:30 to 2:00 p.m. In lieu of flowers, a donation to the Heart and Stroke Foundation (www.heartandstroke.ca), or the Canadian Cancer Society (www.cancer.ca) would be gratefully appreciated.
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CUDE, Kathleen Wilma
Suddenly at the Royal Victoria Hospital, Barrie on Saturday, June 25th, 2005. Auntie Kay CUDE of Innisfil at the age of 87 years. Beloved wife of 63 years to Bob CUDE. Loving mother of Bob CUDE (wife Margaret) of Innisfil and Kathy SIMPSON (husband John) of Creemore. She will be sadly missed by her grandchildren Rae-Anne (Scott), Michael (Donna), Jonathan, Bonnie Jean and 5 great-grandchildren. Friends may call at Steckley-Gooderham Funeral Home (201 Minet's Point Road at Yonge Street), Barrie on Tuesday, June 28 from 12: 00 p.m. until time of Service in the Chapel at 1 o'clock. Cremation.
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CUDIA, Antonino
Peacefully at King City Lodge on June 30, 2005. Sadly missed by sister Jennie, brother-in-law Archie, sisters-in-law Evelyn, Hazel, nieces and nephews. Memorial service St. Luke's Anglican Church, Hwy. 89, Rosemont on Saturday, July 23rd at 2 p.m.
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CLARK, Albert W.
A resident of Ridgetown and formerly of Orford Township, Albert W. CLARK passed away suddenly on Friday, February 18, 2005 at the age of 86. Born in Chatham, son of the late Ezra and Hazel (MANNING) CLARK. Beloved husband of the late Mayme S. (WATSON) CLARK (2002.) Dear father of Janet AHRENS and her husband Gerry of Stratford, Helen MOERMAN and her husband Gerry of Blenheim, Elizabeth KEIRSTEAD and her husband Barry of Oakville, and the late Barbara BROOKS (2003.) Grandfather of Sara BROOKS, Joel AHRENS, Justin AHRENS, and Abbie KEIRSTEAD. Brother of Calvin and Verna CLARK of Thamesville, Mildred HILLS of Highgate and her late husband Ross, Lyle and Frances CLARK of Highgate, Florence and Bert CUDMORE of Thamesville, the late Grace CLARK, the late Walter and Ruby CLARK, the late Ross CLARK and his wife Rachel of Highgate, and the late Gertrude CLARK. Brother-in-law of Anna HANEY of Seaforth, Alice and Donald ANDREWS of Clinton, and the late Jean WATSON. Also survived by several nieces and nephews.
Albert enlisted in the Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps. in 1941 and served until 1945. He farmed all his life in Orford Township. He was a member of Erie Street United Church. Family will receive Friends at the McKinlay Funeral Home, 76 Main Street East, Ridgetown on Tuesday from 2: 00-4:30 p.m. and 7:00-9:00 p.m. Funeral Service at the Funeral Home on Wednesday, February 23, 2005 at 1: 30 p.m. with Reverend William VANDERVEEKEN of Erie St. United Church Officiating. Interment in Gosnell Cemetery, Highgate. Donations by cheque to Gosnell Cemetery or Erie Street United Church would be appreciated. Online condolences may be left at www.mckinlayfuneralhome.com
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Melvin Ivan formerly of R.R.#3 Thamesville, passed away peacefully at Copper Terrace, Chatham on Monday, May 9, 2005 at the age of 91. Born in Euphemia Twp., son of the late James and Caroline (DICKSON/DIXON) TINNEY. Beloved husband of the late Gloria (McDOUGALL) TINNEY (1991.) Melvin is survived by a nephew John and Mary Ann TINNEY, nieces, Dorothy and Don BROOM, Ruth BARKER, Mabel CUDMORE, Marjorie and Allen CAMPBELL and many great-nieces and great-nephews. Predeceased by brothers Orval and Hester TINNEY, James and Dorothy TINNEY. The TINNEY family will receive Friends at the John C. Badder Funeral Home, 72 Victoria Street, Thamesville on Wednesday, May 11, 2005 from 12: 00 noon until the time of the funeral service at 1: 30 p.m. with Reverend Derek PARRY of Thamesville United Church officiating. Interment Mayhew-Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, Thamesville. Donations to the charity of ones choice would be appreciated by the family. A tree will be planted in memory of Melvin TINNEY in the Badder and Robinson Memorial Forest, Mosa Twp.
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At Woodstock General Hospital on Friday, June 3rd, 2005. Evelyn Annie (LAWSON) DICK of Caressant Care Nursing Home, Woodstock and formerly Zorra Township in her 86th year. Beloved wife of the late Earl C. DICK (1993) and dear mother of Daniel DICK and partner Karen PANTER, Paulette and Jim HANLON, Pamela BROWN and Dennis and Judy DICK. Also loved by her grandchildren Sherri, Chris, Tim, Sheila, Paula, Connie, Anthany, Garratte and Stacey and her great-grandchildren. Dear sister-in-law of Margaret (Mrs. Ken BAKER.) Also survived by many nephews, nieces and cousins. Predeceased by sisters Dorothy PROULX and Kathleen FORD and one brother Gerald LAWSON and brothers and sisters-in-law Marie and Gordon CUDMORE, Edith and Fred FLEMING/FLEMMING and her 1st husband Ben DAWSON, Honour and Stuart DICK, Benson DICK, Orval FORD and Thomas PROULX. Friends may call at the Harland B. Betzner Funeral Home, 177 Dundas St. Thamesford on Thursday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. where funeral service will be held on Friday, June 10, 2005 at 11 a.m. Reverend Sarah FANNING officiating. Interment Zion 7th Line Cemetery. As an expression of sympathy memorial donations may be given to the Parkinson Society of South Western Ontario or the charity of one's choice.
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PINSONNEAULT, Joseph " Hector"
A resident of R.R.#3, Ridgetown, passed away peacefully at the Village Nursing Home, Ridgetown on Sunday, December 25, 2005 at the age of 77. Born in Chatham, son of the late Ovide and Bertha (DESCHENE) PINSONNEAULT. Loving husband for 54 years to Louise (REEVES) PINSONNEAULT. Loving father of John and Eyvonne PINSONNEAULT of British Columbia, Mike and Lisa PINSONNEAULT of London. Loving grandpa of Kristle, Jessie, Dannielle, Kaylyne, and Crystal. Dear brother of Jeane and Joe GELYNSE of Chatham, Roger and Shirley PINSONNEAULT of Thamesville. Dear brother-in-law of Jane and Marvin CUDMORE of R.R.#3 Kent Bridge, Leonard and Norma REEVES of Calgary, Alberta. Also survived by many nieces and nephews. The PINSONNEAULT family will receive Friends at the John C. Badder Funeral Home, 72 Victoria Street, Thamesville on Tuesday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. The funeral service will be held in the chapel of the funeral home on Wednesday, December 28, 2005 at 11: 00 a.m. Interment St. Paul's Cemetery, Thamesville. Donations may be made at the funeral home by cheque to the Heart & Stroke Foundation or Canadian Cancer Society. A tree will be planted in Memory of Hector PINSONNEAULT in the Badder and Robinson Memorial Forest, Mosa Twp.
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STRATTEN, Obed " Obe"
On Tuesday, August 16, 2005 at Humber River Regional Hospital - Church St. Site, at the age of 90. Beloved husband of the late Cosy. Loving father of Gaye and his wife Lynn, Joy and her husband Randy DRYBURGH, and Merrily and her husband Steven CUDMORE. Dear Grandpa of Todd and Taryn. Obe will be lovingly remembered by his sisters-in-law Mary and Gladys STRATTEN and Effie WEBER, and brother-in-law Norman WEBER and his wife Ruth and many nieces and nephews. Obe operated Stratten Floor Company for over 50 years. Friends may call at the Turner and Porter Yorke Chapel, 2357 Bloor St. W., at Windermere, east of the Jane subway on Thursday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral Service will be held in the Chapel on Friday, August 19, 2005 at 1: 00 p.m. If desired, donations to the Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciated.
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CUDMORE, Phyllis Mary (née McDONNELL)
Phyllis CUDMORE (née McDONNELL,) beloved wife of Calvin CUDMORE of Meaford, and formerly of Brampton, passed away in Meaford, on Wednesday, December 21, 2005, at the age of 76. She was the loving mother of Gail and her husband Shawn of Brampton and will be the sadly missed grandma of Kyle, Trevor and Troy. Phyllis was the dear sister of Aleck, Judy, Kathleen and Chris and was predeceased by a sister Mary, and brothers John, Paddy and Tommy. The Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated at St. Vincent's Roman Catholic Church in Meaford on Friday, December 23 at 1 p.m. and committal and interment of her cremated remains will take place at Lakview Cemetery in Meaford in the spring. As your expression of sympathy, donations to a charity of choice would be appreciated and may be made through the Ferguson Funeral Home, 48 Boucher St. E. Meaford N4L 1B9 (519-538-1320) to whom arrangements have been entrusted. Phyllis' family expresses their sincere wish that you would pause to share time with your family, not only during this special time of year and season of love, but always.
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COMO, Orville F.
At Thamesview Lodge, Chatham, Ontario on Friday, April 29, 2005, Orville F. COMO, age 94 of Chatham, beloved husband of Valentine A. (LEFRANCOIS) of Chatham. They celebrated their 73rd wedding anniversary in September 2004. Born in Sombra Township on April 16, 1911, son of the late Philomčne (LUCIER) and Louis COMO, he farmed most of his life in Chatham-Kent, retiring to Chatham in 1972. He will be sadly missed by: son Raymond and his wife Doreen of Winchester; daughters Jeanette GERVAIS and her husband Robert, and Edna CUDNEY and her husband Jim all of Thamesville and Eileen COMO of London; 16 grand, 15 great-grand, and 4 great-greatgrandchildren. She will also be fondly remembered by Robert GARD of London and many nieces and nephews. He is predeceased by a daughter Doreen COMO (May 12, 1951,) 4 sisters, Lorraine I COMO, Lorraine II LAPRISE, Clarisse ILES and Pearl COMO and 4 brothers, Edgar I, Edgar II, Homer and Dunna. Friends and relatives may call at the Hinnegan-Peseski Funeral Home, 156 William St. S. Chatham from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. on Monday, May 2nd. Funeral Service will be conducted in The Hinnegan-Peseski Chapel, on Tuesday, May 3rd at 1 p.m. with Fr. Joseph NEVETT of Blessed Sacrament Church, officiating. Burial will take place in the family plot in St. Anthony's Cemetery, Chatham. Flowers gratefully declined at his request in favour of donations to The Charity of Your Choice. Online condolences welcomed at www.peseski.com
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COMO, Valentine Armande (née LEFRANCOIS)
At Thamesview Lodge, Chatham, on Saturday, May 14, 2005, Valentine Armande COMO, age 93, of Chatham, wife of Orville F. COMO who died April 29, 2005. They had celebrated their 73rd wedding anniversary in September 2004. Born in Stoney Point, on February 16, 1912, daughter of the late Melina (DUPUIS) and Joseph LEFRANCOIS, she was a longtime member of Blessed Sacrament Church. She will be sadly missed by: a son Raymond and his wife Doreen of Winchester, 3 daughters, Jeannette GERVAIS and her husband Robert of Thamesville, Edna CUDNEY and her husband Jim of Thamesville and Eileen COMO of London; 16 grand, 24 great-grand and 4 great-great grandchildren and a brother Alphonse LEFRANCOIS of Stoney Point. She will also be fondly remembered by Robert GARD of London and many nieces and nephews. She is predeceased by a daughter Doreen (May 12, 1951). 5 brothers, Adelard, Ulric, Aymard, Ernest and Bernard LAFRANCOIS and 5 sisters Lillie DENNIS, Blanche MASSE, Alida KELLER, Ella GOULET and Isabelle PATTERSON. Friends and relatives may call at the Hinnegan-Peseski Funeral Home, 156 William Street, South, Chatham from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. on Monday, May 16, 2005. Funeral Service will be conducted in The Funeral Home Chapel on Tuesday, May 17, 2005 at 11 a.m. with Fr. Joseph NEVETT of Blessed Sacrament Church, officiating. Burial will take place in the family plot in St. Anthony's Cemetery, Chatham. Donations to the Charity of your choice would be appreciated. Online condolences welcomed at www.peseski.com
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CUDNEY, Alvin and Shirley
Alvin (Father) August 2, 1988. Shirley (Mother) September 29, Remembering memories and missing you both today.
Love Carole and Edward.
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COTE, Evelyn (née LABELLE)
Evelyn CÔTÉ (née LABELLE) passed away quietly on Monday, August 29, 2005 in her 77th year. Beloved wife of Phil CÔTÉ for 48 years. Loving mother of Helen (Todd) GREEN and Jackie (Paul) CUDNEY. Cherished grandmother of Chantal, Christopher, Jason, Kelsey and Cadence. Dear sister of Andre, Silvio, Alice, Gabrielle, Juliette, Rejeanne, Rita and predeceased by five brothers. A private graveside service will take place at Forest Lawn Memorial Gardens, 2001 Dundas Street East (at Wavell), London. Cremation has taken place. Memorial donations to the London Health Sciences Foundation, 747 Baseline Road East, London, Ontario N6C 2R6 would be gratefully appreciated. Arrangements entrusted to Memorial Funeral Home 452-3770.
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HORTON, Linda Gloria (DEL DEGAN)
A resident of Chatham, Linda Gloria HORTON (DEL DEGAN) died suddenly on Wednesday, November 9, 2005. Born in Toronto, dear daughter of Sidney and Bruna DEL DEGAN of Toronto. Beloved wife of Paul HORTON of Chatham. Dear mother of Greg and Christi COTÉ of British Columbia, and Jeff and Cathy COTÉ of Barrie. Loving sister of Larry and Linda DEL DEGAN of Innisfil, Gord and Jackie DEL DEGAN of London. Sister-in-law of Marie and Dale WOLFE of Chatham, Ralph and Linda HORTON of London, Karon and Bill CUDNEY of London, Stan HORTON, and Bill and Rose HORTON, all of Chatham. Loved by her 6 grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. In keeping with Linda's wish, there will be no service. Cremation with Private Family Interment Service at Maple Leaf Cemetery, Chatham at a later date. Donations made to Ontario Heart and Stroke Foundation appreciated. Online condolences may be left at www.mckinlayfuneralhome.com
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PHILPS, Alice Eliza Eleanor (née KELLESTINE)
At the Sprucedale Care Centre, Strathroy on Friday December 30, 2005. Alice Eliza Eleanor PHILPS (née KELLESTINE) formerly of Melbourne in her 89th year. Beloved wife of the late Warren PHILPS (1982.) Loved and cherished mother of Marjory BELROSE (Jerry,) Isobel CAREW (Gary,) Helen GOUGH (Russell,) Emily BUTLER (Max) and Kathryn HISCOX (Fred.) Loving grandmother of Rick BELROSE (Debbie), Cindy BACON (Dwayne), Greg BELROSE (Mary), Dan BELROSE (Angie), Lori LAWSON (Bob), Mike CAREW (Lori), Chris CAREW, Bob GOUGH (Gina,) Paula GRANT (Kevin,) Wanda SCHNELLER (Abe) and Susan HISCOX. Great Grandmother to Carlene and Kendra BACON, Holly, Ashley, Peter, Mairi, Jordan and Evan BELROSE, Allyscia and Sarah LAWSON, Kyle, Nicole and Shawn CAREW, Libby GOUGH, Josh and Kelly GRANT, Desmond SCHNELLER and Courtney HISCOX. Sister of Oddetta JEFFERY, Jean HUSTON, Faye SMITH, Jim KELLESTINE and Eileen CUDNEY. Predeceased by her parents Dan and Annie KELLESTINE, brothers Harold, Floyd, Warren and Basil KELLESTINE, sisters Nora DOLBEAR, Alma JEFFERY and Ada LEDUC. At Alice's request cremation arrangements have been entrusted to the Denning Bros. Funeral Home, Strathroy, private interment will take place at Longwoods Cemetery at a later date. In memory of Alice donations to the Canadian National Institute for the Blind, 749 Baseline Rd., E., London, Ontario N6C 2R6 or to the Melbourne United Church General Fund, John St. Melbourne, Ontario N0L 1T0 would be appreciated. On behalf of the "Philps Girls" we would like to thank family and Friends for all their kind thoughts in memory of Alice. A tree will be planted as a living memorial to Alice.
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CUDNEY, Isla Beatrice
Called home to the Lord on September 7th, 2005 after a long and courageous battle with Parkinson's. Beloved wife of the late Elgin CUDNEY. Devoted mother to Redge (Gabriella,) Barbara (Ed) and Harry. Loving grandmother of Lynda (Andrew), Denise (Jay), Laura (Victor) and Heather. Adored great-grandmother to Nicole and Kailey. She touched the lives of many and will be truly missed. Thank-you to all the staff at Lansing Residence. A memorial and celebration of her life will be held at Willowdale Presbyterian Church (38 Ellerslie Ave., 416-221-8373) on September 10th, 2005 at 11 a.m. Donations to the Parkinson Society of Ontario and Willowdale Presbyterian Church would be greatly appreciated by Isla and her family. "Sweet Dreams Mom." "We Love You."
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It is with heart felt sorrow that we announce the passing of Mary CUDWORTH on August 19, 2005. As her soul starts a journey to a new life, her spirit will remain with us always, but her presence will be greatly missed. Dearly loved mother of Karen, Brian, David and Nancy. Proud and caring grandmother of Nicole, Miranda, Terry, Stephanie, Michelle and Jenna-Lee. Dear sister of Audrey and Joan. Sister-in-law of Allen. Respected mother-in-law to Mark, Gabe, Kim and George. Cherished friend and neighbour to residents at Oxford Village. Friends will be received at the Taylor Funeral Home "Newmarket Chapel", 524 Davis Dr., Newmarket (905-898-2100) from 6-8 p.m. on Saturday, August 20, 2005 and from 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. on Sunday. Funeral Service will be held on Monday, August 22, 2005 at 11: 00 a.m. in the chapel. Interment at Newmarket Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Canadian Diabetes Association would be appreciated by the family. We will love you foreverand remember you always.
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Sequel to Night Tides
ISBN: 9780553592986-Paperback/ 9780553907995-eBook
December 2010
Bantam Dell, a division of Random House, Inc.
Print/ eBook
304 Pages
Erotica; Fantasy; Contemporary; Thriller; Fiction
Rating: 4 Cups
Rachel Matre owns a diner in Wisconsin. After closing time, the mystical lake calls to her and as she slips into the luscious water, it enraptures her and fills her with the passion she so desperately desires.
Ethan Walker knows the real secret of why Rachel visits the lake. But after she asked him for space, he has given Rachel what she wants although it goes against everything he believes in.
While struggling with everything that has happened between her, Ethan, and the past that brought them together, Rachel comes across a new entity. This one is dangerous, leaving her aching with desire that no one but this mysterious man can quench. But if she is to let this being become intimate like the lake spirits and Ethan have, it could mean the end for many. How can Ethan help stop a thing that is not quite human, has his ex-lover in his thrall, and oozes desire to the nth degree?
Dark Waters was an interesting and intriguing tale to say the least. I found the subject matter unique, full of thrilling moments and passionate liaisons, and the fantastic world of Rachel and Ethan to be enhanced with the paranormal activity that surrounded them. Alex Prentiss uses the supernatural world to spin a story full of unbelievable characters, distinctive plots, and steamy sex. While this is part of a series and it would benefit the reader to peruse the first tale about Rachel Matre, this novel could be understood without reading the first book. I think it will definitely be quite a while before I read anything quite like this book, and it will stick in my mind as quite memorable.
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Song of the Day: Tegan & Sara's 'Closer'; see it Friday in Orem
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CAMERON PARK — Marina Floresguerra and Giguette Knochenhauer display their passion toward birds.
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CAMERON PARK — Marina Floresguerra and Giguette Knochenhauer display their passion toward birds.
"I really like birds and nature," Floresguerra said.
Knochenhauer said her family is a foster family for baby birds.
The Ponderosa High School freshmen, who are members of Girl Scouts Troop 1440. have volunteered their time at Sierra Wildlife Rescue in Placerville. Both girls worked in the baby bird nursery.
Their accomplishment has earned the duo the Girl Scout's Silver Award, the second highest award a Girl Scout can earn next to the Gold Award.
The two 14 year olds said more volunteers are needed at the nursery. They would like to see more youth volunteers. Most of the people helping are adults and retired people, according to Floresguerra and Knochenhauer.
According to Nancy Powers, public relations for Sierra Wildlife Rescue, there are 40 volunteers at this time. She would like to have 80 to 100 volunteers this spring. That's when the rescue anticipates more baby birds will be at the shelter. The baby birds, Powers noted, must be fed every 30 minutes during a 12-hour time frame. The nursery is opened from May to July.
One duty the girls performed was feeding neo worms to the baby birds. Neo worms are a food source for birds.
Floresguerra and Knochenhauer said people who volunteer can raise the neo worms at their residence, then bring the worms to the rescue and let other volunteers feed the worms to the birds.
As the birds matured, their feeding schedules would change, as they begin to learn how to sit on a perch and exercise their wings. The birds would eventually be released back out into their natural habitats.
The two Scouts presented their project to students in their science classes taught by Sandra Cornelius and Kim Eisenhart at Pleasant Grove Middle School in Rescue. Their presentation was explained through oral interpretation and visual aid; the girls placed photos and information about Sierra Wildlife Rescue on a large foldout cardboard.
The duo's objective was to recruit as many students as possible. In addition, the scouts had brochures on hand for the students. Most of the students paid attention to their presentation, the girls said.
"Some of them are interested, and want to help," Knochenhauer said.
Floresguerra added, "Some students took the brochures."
The two Scouts said they have considered studying to become veterinarians after they graduate from Ponderosa High School in 2016.
The Silver Award, according to the Girl Scouts' Website, gives a member a "chance to show that you are a leader who is organized, determined and dedicated to improving your community."
According to Cheryl Floresguerra, who is Troop 1440 leader and Marina's mother, the girls had to fulfill 50 hours each of service to their organization including the time they actually worked in the baby bird nursery. This included spending time preparing information and presenting it at the middle school.
Sierra Wildlife Rescue is a non-profit, volunteer-based organization dedicated to the preservation of wildlife; serving El Dorado County since 1992. More than 1,200 wild animals are rescued yearly, with the goal of releasing them back into the wild.
Powers said anyone wishing to volunteer this spring to feed baby birds can visit Sierra Wildlife Rescue's Website at sierrawildliferescue.org. Go to the tab "Support Us" and click on volunteer. Powers noted that donations to purchase food for the birds are greatly appreciated.
Contact Mike Bush at 530-344-5079 or [email protected] Follow @MBushMtDemo on Twitter.


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The peak season for severe weather is April, May and June here in Illinois.
While our main weapon in our battle against severe weather is Doppler radar the National Weather Service still relies heavily on the public to check out what might be happening under the radar beam.
One of the most well known tornados in our area happened in April of 1967. A tornado ripped through Belvidere leaving 25 people dead and hundreds injured. In order to look out for these twisters, Stephenson County is looking for some good spotters.
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Profile: Eric Drake
Wednesday, Aug. 11, 2010
As a man who produces his own food (eighty percent of food he consumes was grown or raised on his farm), Eric Drake has clear standards for the quality of food he and his staff serve at the Adobe Lodge. Changes Drake has instated during his first first four months at Adobe Lodge have signaled improvements in nutrition, efficiency, and quality. Thus far, these changes include replacing butter balls found in the bread baskets, which are more processed and use more packaging, with the same slabs of butter used in the kitchen for cooking. This butter is all-natural and unsalted, and extra packaging is eliminated. Diners will also notice that the small, individual containers of coffee creamers have been abandoned for a pitcher filled with milk or cream instead. Not only does the new creamer set-up provide a more natural, less processed product and cut down on waste, but it also is significantly less expensive than purchasing the individual creamers, says Drake.
Drake's operational changes extend beyond the view of Adobe Lodge patrons. In the back offices, Drake encourages his staff to use natural light instead of electric lighting during the day. He says his office is lit completely by natural light--Drake rearranged his office furniture to maximize the amount of sunlight entering through the windows. Many of the Adobe Lodge's initiatives have come from Drake in the form of encouragement and education. Rather than mandating certain sustainability initiatives, such as composting and promoting the Eco-Tray (SCU's reusable "to-go" container), Drake has taken steps to ensure his staff are aware of these programs and understand how they work. He hopes, and has seen, that informing his staff makes them more likely to take action to compost or encourage customers to use the Eco-Tray.
When asked about his future goals for promoting sustainability and achieving sustainable food procurement at the Adobe Lodge, Drake cites training as paramount. By modeling sustainable behavior and educating his staff, Drake believes the paradigm shift necessary to achieving sustainability will be within grasp. In Drake's opinion, sustainability takes the form of a particular mindset, which will take some folks quite a while to embrace.
In promoting sustainability within his role at the Adobe Lodge, Drake emphasizes a cradle-to-cradle approach to food procurement and disposal. Drake has aimed to go beyond Bon Appetit's standards for sustainable food procurement by sourcing even more food from local farmers. As a farmer himself, Drake understands and feels strongly about the value of forming relationships with the producers of the food we eat. Drake is also concerned with waste disposal: according to him, "We are doing a sustainability "disservice" if we do not dispose properly of food that was sustainably raised and purchased." At Adobe, this primarily means composting, followed by recycling, and ultimately landfill waste. Waste diversion at the Adobe Lodge has required creative thinking. First, due to the age of the building (the Adobe Lodge is the oldest building on campus, parts of it dating back to the early nineteenth century), space is an issue. Drake has worked with Facilities and the Office of Sustainability to find containers and space appropriate for composting, recycling, and landfill waste collection. Furthermore, Drake reports that Adobe's operations have been growing, both in-house and in its external catering services. With increased business has come an increased volume of compostable and recyclable waste, making waste segregation and disposal even more important.
Next time you visit the Adobe Lodge, take a moment to pause during the hustle and bustle of lunch hour. You may notice Drake or one of the Adobe Lodge staff members serving take-out in an Eco Tray, or a patron buttering bread with no wrapper to throw away. Be sure also to savor the flavor of your meal--most likely its ingredients came from a not-too-distant farm. Kudos to Drake and the staff at the Adobe Lodge for developing a more sustainable faculty dining experience, further promoting a culture of sustainability at SCU.
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My winemaking passion has been a way-of-life for 40+ years. As Winemaker, I've spent the past 35 years focused on producing site driven wines from the Santa Cruz Mountains and on building Thomas Fogarty Winery into a highly respected national brand. I started Martella wines in 1998, with the objective of taking a non-traditional approach to my winemaking. Martella wines are made using natural wine making practices. We purchase fruit in small quantities, of various grape varieties, from several diverse regions. The production on most of these wines are less than 200 cases.
MJA VineyardsMJA Vineyards
MJA Vineyards is a small family owned winery in Santa Cruz, California. We specialize in Napa Valley Cabernet, Napa Valley Sauvignon Blanc and Santa Cruz Mountains Pinot Noir, offered from our Serene Cellars and DaVine Cellars selections.
Muccigrosso VineyardsMuccigrosso Vineyards
Muccigrosso Vineyards is a family-run endeavor committed to producing small quantities of hand made fine wines designed to satisfy everybody. Since the early 80′s when we first planted vines on our Santa Cruz Mountain property, we have studied the winemaking process from vine to glass. Over the years we have learned a great deal about getting results with as little intervention possible. Thanks to a broadening fan base, recent seasonal fortune and a foolhardy sense of adventure, we have become a bonded winery.
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Muns Vineyard brushes the sky on the Loma Prieta ridge top above Monterey Bay at 2600 feet looking out over Santa Cruz and the Monterey Peninsula. This is the highest Pinot Noir vineyard in the Santa Cruz Mountains, a prime growing region for this luscious winegrape. We enjoy the coastal climate of the mountains, with cool fog lapping at our feet in the summer, gentle breezes and sunlight — perfect for growing premium Pinot Noir and Syrah. Moderate days and cool nights, along with diligent personal attention in our 13-acre owner-operated vineyard, produces fruit with rich and complex flavors. We have blended Dijon clones 114, 115, 667 and 777 to provide a fruit-forward, complex and well-balanced Pinot Noir.
We grow 12 acres of Pinot Noir and source most of it to other wineries. You will find Muns Vineyard-designate Pinot Noirs under other wineries' labels, in the Santa Cruz Mountains and elsewhere. We produce a small amount of Pinot Noir under our own label, as well as our Syrah.
Minimal intervention in the winery allows our unique terroir to shine. Barrel aging in 30% new oak for about 16 months adds soft tannins that accentuate, but not dominate, the beautiful fruit in this special wine. The wine drinks well now and is a delicious complement with food, and will bottle-age for years to come. Enjoy 'heaven-in-a-bottle' from our ridge top vineyard above the bay!


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Yuki dons gothic Lolita clothing and becomes a demon of vengeance after her mother is killed by assassins.
Cast: Asami , Yûrei Yanagi , Rina Akiyama , Ruito Aoyagi , Yukihide Benny , Satoshi Hakuzen , James Mark , Misaki Momose
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A series of beginners genealogy workshops is being offered by the Perry County Chapter of the Ohio Genealogical Society. The four-session workshop will be from 10 a.m. to noon starting Sept. 7 and continue three more Saturdays at the Perry County District Library in New Lexington. The workshop is free for members of the society and $10 for nonmembers. Registration is required and available at the library or online at www.perrycochapterogs.org.


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Catherine Reese, DVM, DACVS
Board Certified Surgeon
Graduating from Cornell University in 1991, Dr. Reese attended Tufts University's School of Veterinary Medicine and graduated in 1995 with her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine.
Dr. Reese completed an internship at Angell Memorial Animal Hospital in Boston in 1996, and then completed a small animal surgical residency at Cornell University in 1999. After her residency, she returned to Angell as a staff surgeon for almost 12 years, where she was Director of the Surgery Residency Program and trained over 30 new surgeons. She was board certified as a specialist in Small Animal Surgery by the American College of Veterinary Surgeons in 2001.
Dr. Reese is a member of American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA), the Massachusetts Veterinary Medical Association (MVMA), and the Veterinary Orthopedic Society.
Michelle Posage, DVM
Director of Behavior Medicine Services, Veterinary Behaviorist
Dr. Michelle Posage holds a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from Michigan State University, as well as a Bachelor of Science degree in Zoology with concentrations in neurobiology and animal behavior, also from MSU.
As a veterinarian with a practice exclusive to animal behavior, Dr. Posage accepts referrals from other veterinarians and animal professionals to treat serious behavior issues in dogs and cats. Dr. Posage has published her research on animal shelter adoptions in the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association and is a contributing author for the books, Shelter Medicine for Veterinarians and Staff and Mental Health and Well-being in Animals.
Dr. Posage is an adjunct instructor at the University of New Hampshire, Thompson School of Applied Science in Durham, NH and subscribers of the Nashua Telegraph newspaper enjoy her monthly pet column.
Dr. Posage is a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA), the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA).
Taylor Tungseth, DVM
Emergency Veterinarian
Dr. Tungseth was born and raised in a suburb found just outside the Twin Cities in Minnesota, along the Mississippi River. Dr. Tungseth knew and proclaimed from a very young age that he would indeed one day become a small animal veterinarian – a dream which he is very proud to say is now reality. He received his undergraduate degree from the University of Wisconsin-River Falls. Dr. Tungseth obtained his Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine degree from Kansas State University in 2014. He joined the emergency medical team at the at the Animal Medical Center of New England Emergency and Referral in June of 2014. His special interests include emergency medicine, internal medicine, and soft tissue surgery.
Dr. Tungseth resides in Manchester, New Hampshire with his canine companion, Abbey, who is a black Labrador mix. Abbey has endless amounts of energy and helps keep Dr. Tungseth company and busy while he is not working. In his spare time he enjoys sports, especially following Kansas State football and basketball teams (Go 'Cats!) Dr. Tungseth also enjoys traveling, watching movies, Frisbee golf, and enjoying many types of craft brews, among other things.
Dr. Tungseth is a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA).
Cecilie Brennan, DVM
Emergency and Intensive Care
Following her graduation at Tufts, Dr. Brennan completed a rotating small animal internship at VCA South Shore Animal Hospital in South Weymouth Massachusetts from 2010 to 2011.
Dr. Brennan has a passion for emergency medicine and critical care. Licensed to practice veterinary medicine in both New Hampshire and Massachusetts, we are delighted to have her as a member of our staff at AMC.
Dr. Brennan is a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) and the Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Society (VECCS).
Kate Rydstrom, DVM
Emergency and Intensive Care
Dr. Kate Rydstrom, a native New-Englander, received her Bachelor of Arts degree from Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland in 2005.
Prior to pursing her veterinary degree, Dr. Rydstrom worked as a research technician in the department of comparative medicine at MIT in Boston, Massachusetts. She was awarded her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine Degree from Western University of Health Sciences in Pomona, California in 2011.
Dr. Rydstrom enjoys all aspects of veterinary medicine, but is especially interested in emergency, cardiology, canine physical therapy, and sled-dog medicine.
Dr. Rydstrom is a member of the New Hampshire Veterinary Medical Association (NHVMA), the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA), the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA), and the International Sled Dog Veterinary Medical Association (ISDVMA).
Katherine Roberts, DVM
Dr. Roberts received her Bachelor of Science degree in Animal Sciences from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst. Following graduation, she enrolled at the Tufts University Center for Animal and Public Policy and received her Masters of Science.
Her career has taken her many place, including, the Franklin Park Zoo in Boston, were she had the opportunity to work closely with African hoof stock and study Grevy's Zebras in parts of Kenya.
Dr. Roberts attended Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine, graduating in 2009. She completed her fourth year rotations at Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine. Following graduation, she practiced mixed animal medicine in upstate New York.
Amy K. Snedaker, VMD
Dr. Snedaker is a native of Nashua and began planning her veterinary career at a young age. When the Animal Hospital of Nashua first opened its doors in 1985, Dr. Snedaker, then a fifth-grader at Fairgrounds Elementary School, eagerly began bringing her family's pets to Dr. Bishop and learning about becoming a veterinarian.
She received her BS in Animal and Nutritional Science from the University of New Hampshire in 2000 and earned her veterinary degree from the University of Pennsylvania in 2005, during which time she also conducted research in fertility preservation at the Center for Animal Transgenics and Germ Cell Research.
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Summer sessions at Ithaca College offer a wide variety of stimulating undergraduate courses, including Hip-Hop Cultures, Introduction to Herbalism, Human Genetics, Hollywood and American Film, Sociocultural Linguistics, Music and the Media, The Holocaust, and Travel Writing.
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Internships and other experiential-learning opportunities are not only a nice addition to a student's academic program -- they are an essential component towards ultimately finding a job.
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How confident are you in your ability to refute Protestant claims and effectively demonstrate Catholicism from Scripture? If you're a believing Catholic, sooner or later you're going to be challenged about your faith. You may even come up against an anti-Catholic attack from someone who seems to have the whole Bible memorized! Too many Catholics are left feeling intimidated and overwhelmed -- and far too many fall prey to the anti-Catholic's deceptively devastating Biblical testimony and wind up leaving the Church. In other words, if you want to stay a believing Catholic you need to know more than just what the Church teaches… but why!
The Answer
But how do you answer charges that Catholic beliefs aren't Biblical? Especially when those objections are backed up with Bible verses that seem to go against Church teaching? The answer is Catholic biblical apologetics! And that's what you'll find in the brand new book, Basic Apologetics: How to Defend the Catholic Faith from the Bible!
The word "apologetics" comes from a Greek word that means, "to give a reasoned defense." And since the most common objections to the Catholic faith come from non-Catholic Christians who claim to accept the Bible alone as their sole authority, this handy introduction to Catholic Apologetics focuses mainly on the biblical evidence for Catholic beliefs and practices. In this user-friendly book, you'll find topics such as Mary; Statues and Relics; Purgatory; the Papacy and Church Authority; Tradition and the Bible; Faith and Works; Baptism; Confession; The Holy Eucharist; Marriage and Divorce; the Priesthood and more.
Become an Effective Apologist
The sixty fundamental questions and objections answered in this book are arranged by topic with an index to quickly locate the questions you need answered most. Finally, the book also includes a list of ten helpful tips on how to become a truly effective Catholic apologist.
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Together they are an unbeatable method for learning Catholic biblical apologetics fast and easy. Order Basic Apologetics: How to Defend the Catholic Faith from the Bible now and you'll quickly learn key Bible verses, be able to effectively answer questions and objections, and defend against biblical attacks on the teaching of the Church!
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i got a paris moleskin to plan my attack
marking out every shop with a little dot
and an index with addresses for every page
am i crazy? maybe. but i don't want to miss anything this time around.
I think that is a great idea, not obsessive at all. Just well thought out.;)
Ha ha. My eyes went right to where you wrote "Isabel Marant" on the map, and my heart fluttered a little. I love it when someone has her priorities straight!
ah yes, isabel marant <3 <3 i am using all my self restraint to not buy her things from all the wonderful websites and wait to buy in person! it is hard because there are so many sales going on now!


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Sometimes the hardest lessons are the best teachers.
In Alex Bazzie's case that lesson came in week three of the CFL season during the B.C. Lions' 26-13 win over the Saskatchewan Roughriders. The rookie defensive lineman thought he had Darian Durant wrapped up like a Christmas gift only to see the veteran Rider quarterback squirm free and throw a touchdown pass.
Seeing the play the next week in film sessions was like being forced to watch a bad horror movie over and over.
"That was something that haunted me," said the 24-year-old. "I carried that attitude all through that week of practice."
"I was so frustrated and mad that the only touchdown given up (by the Lions) came from me missing that sack. I also used that frustration and madness and learned from it. I sat down and watched the film and saw what I did wrong."
Bazzie proved to be a quick learner. The next week against Winnipeg he drew a bead on Drew Willy but was ready when the Bomber quarterback stepped up into the pocket.
"I remembered that scene from facing Durant and it kind of scared me," laughed the Marshall University product. "I hurried up and took on the up-field shoulder."
"I did learn from my mistake."
Bazzie and fellow first-year player Ronnie Yell have both had an impact on a Lions' defence that has helped keep B.C. in games all season. That defence will be tested again when the Lions (3-3) host the Hamilton Tiger-Cats (1-4) Friday at BC Place Stadium.
Yell, who turns 23 next week, was a little big man in B.C.'s 25-24 win over the Calgary Stampeders last week. The strong-side cornerback opened the scoring by returning an interception 34 yards for a touchdown, then forced a fumble late in the game that sealed the Lions' victory. The performance earned the San Diego, Calif., native the CFL's defensive player of the week award.
The touchdown came on Yell's first professional interception.
"It was an amazing feeling," he said. "You only dream about things like that."
Coming out of San Jose State Yell had all the tools to play corner but his five-foot-10, 185-pound size made him a question mark for the NFL. He signed with the Lions last October but stayed on the practice roster. Before that he spent time with the Arizona Cardinals as an undrafted free agent.
"I would say playing up here is actually harder than playing in the States," said Yell, who majored in sociology at college. "You have to use a little more technique."
"With the waggle, the switching, all the different plays, it's harder than being stationary and covering one person. You have to cover multiple people at times, communicate and talk every play."
Bazzie, a free-agent signing in April, also had a good game in Calgary. The six-foot-one, 228-pound native of Silver Spring, MD., picked up his fourth quarterback sack of the season and forced a fumbled.
"Each week that goes on I learn something new and I get better at my craft," he said. "Luckily it's been going good for me so far."
Mark Washington, B.C.'s defensive co-ordinator, has been impressed by the two players.
"They have a high skill level," said Washington, who played 11 years in the CFL with Montreal and B.C. "They are fast, they are big and they are strong.
"They are fundamentally strong. They bring a spunk with them. Both these kids can play." Washington said Yell showed his football smarts when he stripped the ball from Calgary's Martell Mallett late in the Calgary game.
"That was done purposely," he said. "He knew he could do it. It's something he's worked on."
Washington also doubts Bazzie will let another quarterback wiggle off the hook again the way Durant did.
"There are several different ways of learning," said Washington. "Some people have to sometimes make a mistake in order to learn." Bazzie said parts of the CFL game are still a puzzle to him.
He sometimes forgets about being one-yard off the ball when a team goes into the hurry-up offence. He's also still trying to wrap his head around the idea of a team kicking the ball out of the end zone in a close game. And he was left confused last week when the Lions were given possession after a loose ball was batted out of bounds by a B.C. player.
"I'm trying to figure it all out every week," he said.
The Tiger-Cats limp into Vancouver with just one win this season but three of Hamilton's losses have been by four points or less.
Quarterback Dan LeFevour, playing for the injured Zach Collaros, can be a double threat. He's completed 57 of 85 passes for 696 yards and also is Hamilton's leading rusher with 33 carries for 169 yards.
"That puts a lot of pressure on you," said Bazzie. "It kind of slows your game down."
"You need to plot out your game plan. When you are dealing with a quarterback like that it really sits you down to study film (to) try to pick up some tendencies."
After winning two of their last three games, and handing the Stampeders their first loss of the season, it would be easy for the Lions to look at the Ticats as easy pickings.
Not a chance said Washington.
"Are they getting paid?" he said. "Are they in the CFL? Then we're not taking them lightly."
"They've lost some games but they have been battling. We have a challenge on our hands."


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( b. Dec 28, 1913 Toronto, Ontario, CANADA - d. Oct 23, 2009 New York, New York, USA ) Male
Lou Jacobi was a mustachioed, scene-stealing Canadian-born actor and comedian who made a film and stage career playing comic ethnic characters but was lauded for serious dramatic roles as well.
He began acting as a boy, making his stage debut in 1924 at a Toronto theater, playing a violin prodigy in The Rabbi and the Priest.
After working as the drama director of a Toronto Y.M.H.A., the social director at a summer resort, a stand-up comic in Canada's equivalent of the Borscht Belt, and the entertainment at various weddings and bachelor parties, Mr. Jacobi tried his luck in London. There he appeared in shows including the American musicals Guys and Dolls and Pal Joey, and was part of a command performance at the London Palladium in 1952.
He made his film debut in "Is Your Honeymoon Really Necessary?" (1953), a British comedy with the country's blond sex symbol of the moment, Diana Dors. He went on to make two dozen feature films. His supporting roles included the philosophical bartender in "Irma la Douce" (1963), the young hero's unsophisticated uncle in "My Favorite Year" (1982), a lucky florist in the Dudley Moore comedy "Arthur" (1981) and a middle-aged transvestite who gets caught with his hostess's clothes on in "Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex" (1972). In Barry Levinson's "Avalon" (1990), he played a dramatic role, one of four Russian brothers trying to build a future in Baltimore in the early 20th century.
Mr. Jacobi made his Broadway debut in 1955 in The Diary of Anne Frank, playing a less-than-noble occupant of the Amsterdam attic where the Franks were hiding, and reprised the role in the 1959 film version.
In the United States, he began making guest appearances on a variety of television series, ranging from "Playhouse 90" to "The Man From U.N.C.L.E." to "That Girl," and appeared on series and in television movies until he was in his late 70s.
In the summer of 1976, he was the star of a CBS comedy series, "Ivan the Terrible," in which he played a Russian headwaiter living with nine other people in a small Moscow apartment. He was a regular on "The Dean Martin Show" on NBC for two seasons in the early 1970s.
Mr. Jacobi made successful comedy recordings with titles like "Al Tijuana and His Jewish Brass" and "The Yiddish Are Coming! The Yiddish Are Coming!"
In his last film, "I.Q." (1994), he played the logician Kurt Gödel, one of Albert Einstein's professor friends at Princeton. His last Broadway play was Cheaters, a 1978 comedy about two adulterous middle-aged couples.
Source: The New York Times obituary
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