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I love this! You get alot of product for your money! Its a great highlighter as well as a eyeshadow base color!!
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Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
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This is such a beautiful highlight - it has such a beautiful golden shimmer to it, and it makes any look complete. It has good staying power and it's priced reasonably! I just hate how hard it is to find, it's almost always out of stock at my walmart. But I guess that says something about this product, doesn't it? haha, all in all it is definitely a must-have. Will repurchase.
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Skin: Normal, Tan, Not Sure
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Great drugstore highlighter. Looks perfect on my nc42 skin. Finely milled, easy to blend. I apply it to my cheeks with my fingers! SOOO much product in the pan. Amazing quality and price!
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My favorite drugstore highlighter! Perfect for my fairish skin and I love how much product you get...I use my finger to apply it and I promise...this thing will last you forever. Definitely 9 dollars well spent...I own a lot of high end highlighters and I still find myself reaching for this one frequently.
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I absolutely love this product! I did not want to go all the way to the mall or order a highlighter online so this was perfect! I just went to my local Walmart to pick it up and it was great! Perfect sheen on my face. Definitely worth the 9 dollars!
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This is hands down the best highlighter for me. I only use it to highlight my cheek bones and it is perfect for that giving me a gorgeous soft candlelit glow. I've tried soo many highlighters and so glad I've found this. My second favorite would be TheBalm Lou Manizer. I have a yellow undertone so this highlighter really blends in with my skin. I also think this would work better for people with medium-dark complexions than fair complexion. Other highlighters I've used before I found this are Nars Albatross, Topshop Sunbeam, Bobbi Brown Shimmer Brick, Mac Soft & Gentle. I'm a highlighter junkie and this one if a winner.
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It is an alright highlighter but barely shows up on my skin. It makes everything look more oily and shows up on my large pores. Still looking for a great highligher.
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I love this as a highlighter. It gives me a beautiful light golden/pearly glow on my NC40 skintone. The powder is finely milled and it doesn't have an obvious glitter look (which I dislike). I use this to highlight my cheekbones and my browbone. I purposely looked for one with very little gold infused throughout it-which I feel looks more natural on my skintone. I have used this for over six months and have not experienced any irritation or breakouts. I've also barely made a dent in this powder-a little goes a long way.
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Absolutely love this golden highlighter! It looks beautiful when applied and blends very easily. I think it would look really flattering on people with yellow undertones. (For reference I am MAC NC20-25). Would definitely recommend it! =)
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A couple of months ago, there seemed to be a mass hysteria in the YouTube beauty community about the Dior Amber Diamond highlighter being discontinued - which, as I understand it, isn't true. Anyway, several of the YouTubers that I watch picked up Amber Diamond and then mentioned that it is apparently very similar to the Hard Candy baked bronzer in Tiki.
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Using county-level data, the author evaluates how labor affected the general pop¬ulation's political behavior during the 2000 U.S. presidential election. Voter turnout increased with unionization, but at declining rates with higher levels of unionization. The unionization/voter turnout link was stronger in counties with lower median incomes, higher income inequality, and lower levels of education, suggesting that unions partially closed the political participation gap between low- and high-SES (socioeconomic status) populations. State right-to-work laws, and the absence of collective bargaining rights for public employees, reduced labor's ability to increase voter turnout. The union effect on candidate preference had a positive, curvilinear association with union membership, but this effect was stronger in high-SES regions than in low-SES regions. Overall, these results imply a paradox for organized labor: unions can effectively increase working-class voter turnout, but they have difficulty persuading the working class to vote for pro-labor political candidates.
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Weight: 172 pounds
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Hometown: Fairburn, GA
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The Latest: Day Off Benefits VT, Beamer — 8/12/2013
The Hokies took the day off at the discretion of coach Frank Beamer. But there's still plenty going on with Virginia Tech, especially with six players leaving the team last week.[details]
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VT's DBs Showing Promise — 4/18/2013, from HokieHaven.com
Spring Game Tune-Up — 4/17/2013, from HokieHaven.com
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Is Tookes still sticking with the Hokies? — 7/27/2011, from HokieHaven.com
What we learned: Mississippi tour — 7/27/2011, from Rivals.com Football Recruiting
Tookes loves first visit to VT — 6/6/2011, from HokieHaven.com
Gridiron talent shows out at state track meet — 5/9/2011, from UGASports.com
Mid-Atlantic mailbag: Rutgers' run — 5/4/2011, from Rivals.com Football Recruiting
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Mid-Atlantic Mailbag: N.Y. talent on the rise? — 3/30/2011, from Rivals.com Football Recruiting
New offers don't sway Tookes — 3/24/2011, from Rivals.com Football Recruiting
Coach goes in-depth on Hokies first commit — 2/3/2011, from HokieHaven.com
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Three estranged American siblings go to Ireland to scatter their mum's ashes-her final wish. New misadventures and old wounds combine for a trip where they learn that ultimately only the family remains.
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As a BTDT mom, I would say wait until you meet your child before you make this decision. My first son had a very strong suck reflex, but also had acid reflux. The paci helped him generate more saliva and soothed the reflux. We took it away from him without issue after he turned two. He has no dental issues from it.
My second son wanted to use me as his paci (no), so we started using one despite the fact that I was breast feeding. He did fine, never had nipple confusion. We've started weaning him from it (he's almost two) and it's going well.
I've had lots of friends who didn't use them and their kids were fine. I also have friends who didn't use them so their kids just suck their fingers (harder to take away) or just put everything else in their mouths. I'd prefer my kid to have a paci because I can make sure they are (relatively) clean, or at least more clean than hands, toys, blankets, etc.
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I didn't use one with my first, he sucked his thumb instead. He continued to suck his thumb until he was 12 and now needs braces. No matter what we tried we couldnt get him to quit sucking that stupid thumb.
We did use one for our second. We took it off of him around 18 months. No thumb sucking issues and no braces needed.
My third would not take one, would not take a bottle and did not suck his thumbs. The only thing that he would put in his mouth was my boob and it continued that was until I had to force him to stop nursing at 3.
I will do my best to use one with this one, but i will be sure to get it back off of her before she turns 2.
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This is our 3rd baby (our last) and i have NEVER NOT ONCE used a pacifier with any of our children, It was extremely hard with our son because he has colic, along with some digestive problems, but i don't regret it at all! It takes more soothing for sure, but if that's a decision you are a strong believer in then here is a sucess story x2 :) we are not going to be using one with this baby either...
with my first i was really against them. i didnt buy any and dint plan to ever use one. when he was close to a week old i was cracked and bleeding becuase all that kid ever wanted to do was suck! in desperation i gave him a binky. he was always a really oral kid, and he was really attached to it. my next 2 sons never showed interest in one and were fine with just breastfeeding. They did not have a binky or suck thumbs. So in the end i have learned as a parent that there is never a firm black or white on what you will do when the time comes. If my next baby has a strong sucking need she will get a pacifier. If not then she will just nurse and thats it. either way i dont think it matters anymore
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Hopefully our new baby will be the same.
If this baby seems to need one we will not be so against it. We will just go with it.
Married Michael (07) and had Madeline (10) and Josephine (12). Welcoming Lillian in December 2013.
If you're really against it then tell the hospital! They always give the babies a passy unless you tell them not too.
Personally, I don't believe there's nothing wrong w/a passy. I don't understand the people needing to make a statement about not having one either, LoL.
My ODD had colic and acid reflux, she loved her passy. I admire the other poster that had a similar child and didn't use one. It was the only way I could quiet Laura for any amount of time. She didn't sleep well, eat well and she cried for six months straight. I was going to take it away after she turned one, but I had another baby (DD2) and it didn't work out. She stayed on it way too long, but I broke it cold turkey at 3 years old and DD2 was about to turn two.
My YDD was never that attached to it. She sucks her thumb (which is 100x worse than a passy). I wish she had stayed on the passy...
I'll use one w/DS too. I don't want another thumb sucker!
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Hometown: Pendleton, SC
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The Latest: Tommy Schutt ready for return against Illinois — 11/12/2015
Ohio State's depth on the defensive line has been one of the most pleasant surprises for the Buckeyes this season, but the return of Tommy Schutt will still be a welcome sight for the coaching staff moving forward.[details]
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Despite youth, Ohio State still losing starters — 1/16/2015, from BuckeyeGrove.com
First game nerves expected for freshmen — 8/30/2013, from BuckeyeGrove.com
Meyer: 'I just can't wait to play football' — 8/26/2013, from BuckeyeGrove.com
Buckeyes ready for Year 2 under Meyer — 8/3/2013, from BuckeyeGrove.com
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From what I've read Castle & Beckett will still be together quite a bit & we may actually get another bedroom scene in this episode. About time! I am actually looking forward to this episode but I want 3 things to happen: #1 Castle & Beckett have many scenes together cuz you're right; Caskett is the reason why this show is still on the air.
#2 The writers remember the early seasons when Castle was a competent investigator & not a bumbling idiot who only plays for laughs.
#3 Espo isn't as a complete jerk to Castle as he's been the last few seasons. That has completely gotten on my nerves!! Problem is Rob Hanning wrote this ep & he seems to think it's funny that Espo is a dick.
I am a huge Castle fan & very glad they won again! Having said that, the reason they win over NCIS is that I think Castle fans are generally younger (not me unfortunately!) & therefore spend a lot more time on-line so they are the ones that continuously vote. Fans of NCIS definitely have no reason to hang their heads though cuz they are still ratings gold & from what I hear are still going strong w/an incredible cast whom still seem to love what they're doing. After 12 seasons you really don't see that very often.
Yes but you're an idiot! Don't get me wrong I love Stana as well but if you're dumb enough to believe that this show could go on without BOTH of them then yeah you are an idiot! Nathan is a great actor by the way. Can bring both the comedy & the drama. Plz remember that the actors can only do so much with what is written for them. Just so happens that Stana is given much better material as all of season 6 will attest to. And like I said above she gets good writing & she delivers! Can't imagine anyone else playing Kate Beckett better. The reason I'm calling you an idiot by the way is well your idiotic statement about Nathan & the fact that all of you (my guess is 15-21 yr old immature girls) "Stanatics" are all so childish that you must always knock Nathan to lift up Stana. Boo, you are certainly not excluded from the idiot club here! 98% of the viewers watch this show for the chemistry of BOTH of them. Stana is not only absolutely beautiful but also totally "gets" the Beckett role.


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MLB.com reported Dodgers right-hander Josh Beckett likely won't pitch again this season according to manager Don Mattingly.
"He threw the other day, and it went OK," Mattingly said. "Still, I don't think that leaves us enough time to get him ready to pitch."
Beckett went on the disabled list Aug. 8 with a torn labrum and two cysts on his left hip. He went 6-6 with a 2.88 ERA in 20 starts this season, including a no-hitter May 25 versus the Phillies.
• ESPN reported Cubs shortstop Starlin Castro likely will miss the rest of the season with a high-ankle sprain. Castro, 24, injured himself sliding into home in the first inning of Tuesday's 7-1 win over the Brewers. Castro, a three-time All-Star, is batting .292 with 14 homers and 65 RBIs. He was holding out hope that he could beat the four-week prognosis to return. Cubs rookie Javier Baez, a natural shortstop, will shift over from second base and take Castro's place in the field.
• Blue Jays pitcher R.A. Dickey was struck on the head by a line drive off the bat of Tampa Bay's Evan Longoria during batting practice Wednesday before a game against the Rays. Dickey returned to the Blue Jays clubhouse and was not injured, club spokesman Mal Romanin said. The 2012 NL Cy Young Award winner was loosening up in left field and facing away from the plate when he was hit on the side of the head, according to several witnesses. The 39-year-old knuckleballer is 11-12 with a 3.94 ERA.
• Former Florida clinic owner Anthony Bosch is expected to plead guilty at an October hearing to a drug distribution conspiracy charge in Major League Baseball's most recent performance-enhancing substances scandal. Bosch faces a maximum 10-year prison term but likely will get less in return for his guilty plea and cooperation. Six other people are charged in the case that resulted in suspensions against numerous MLB players, including Yankees star Alex Rodriguez.
• Brewers scouting director Bruce Seid, who worked as an amateur scout for the Pirates in 1997, died late Tuesday at age 53.
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Rated 4 out of 5 by Fellow8 Excellent room Found the food. Service a little lacking on Saturday night. Just wanted a quick sandwich or the like and the bar area was too overwhelmed or under staffed to be timely. Besides it was a little expensive. The room and the other accommodations were great. We needed a/c and had enough for dancing. July 28, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by JimPat All was great The room and bed were super Jim, the bellman, was outstanding. We had a physical problem and he was MORE than helpful. Food was excellent. Schula's was super Everyone was very accommodating to our Convention July 28, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Jack2222 Noise My only complaint is about the noise level when trying to sleep. There was a wedding reception below us in the outside pavilion that did not stop until 1:00 am on Friday night. I heard the loud thumping music and the DJ's yelling until then. We were on the 7th floor. I called the front desk at 12:15 and he told me that he couldn't do anything about it and that it was suppose to stop at 12:30. This was a huge negative concerning my stay. July 28, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by polkcityparty Square dance weekend Hotel was key location for square dance weekend with over 800 attendees. They handled the crowd and the need for several large rooms very well. My room was too warm, even with attempting to adjust the a/c. Otherwise, it was comfortable. The food and selections were also well prepared. The prices were a bit high but I paid for the convenience of not driving to a restaurant. The kitchen was slow in sending out the order. July 28, 2014
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Rated 1 out of 5 by WestinDisconnect Worst hotel experience I've ever had The hotel sets its own tone for customer experctations with rude clerks, and goes quickly down from there. The hotel has VERY limiited internet bandwidth, and I was not allowed online into 5:00 a.m. Once everyone else in the hotel is asleep you should have a pretty good internest experience (although they do charge $9.95 PER DEVICE, which would be pretty bad if you have multiple lap-tops, or an iPad or a smartphone you set to wifi). But the ABSOLUTE worst part of the experience is their breakfast. Apparently the Westin board made a corporate decision NOT to provide bacon or traditional meats with their buffet. They only provide ... (wait for it) Turkey Sausage. And it tastes a lot worst than it sounds. But even the fruits (melons and pineapples) should be labeled "day-old" (although they are most likely less fresh than that) July 23, 2014
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Rated 2 out of 5 by Jamie777 Horrible Customer Service I am so disappointed with my stay at this hotel. The room was nice and a good location for me but the customer service was not there at all, especially will being a SPG member and using points for my stay. I had to call down to the front desk 2 times to ask for SHEETS for the pull out for my kids and they never came up. NEVER. I wasnt about to call again. I shouldn't have had to call the second time. Then after we checked out, I realized I left my iPad. Yes, totally my fault, but the repsonse I received from the hotel clerk baffled me. I told her right where it was and she told me she could not check because someone had already checked into the room. I do not understand why they could not call up to the room if someone was indeed in there. When I asked to speak to a manager, she would not give me one and kept making excuses. About 10 minutes later, she called back, telling me housekeeping had it. She should have started there in the first place. I was disgusted. I am upset I wasted my points at that particular hotel and will not go back. Customer Service means a lot now days and this hotel completely failed. July 21, 2014
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Kiwi fellow front-rower David Fatialofa, a Recre favourite for over a decade, said: "I was shocked and saddened when I heard the news. He was too young to go.
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David Seeds, Haven's all-time leading try-scorer who also played alongside Tandy in the club's consecutive Grand Finals, remembered him as a down-to-earth character
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Posted: 27 Sep 2000 11:07AM GMT
Edited: 16 Jul 2001 10:18PM GMT
Looking for any information on the late Cuban revolutionary, Ignacio Agramonte. He was apparently killed by the Cuban government during the revolution. He was my Great, Great, Great Grandfather.
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Posted: 3 Oct 2000 10:21PM GMT
Edited: 23 Oct 2002 4:22AM GMT
My grandfather was born in Havana, Cuba in 1930 and died in 1929, his 99th year, in Mexico City. His father was an American and his mother was a member of the Agramonte family who were plantation owners in Cuba,I am not sure whether he was related to Ignacio, or not, but would welcome correspondance in hopes we both could benefit from any information we do have.I have read of ignacio Agramnote in a large book by Hugh Thomas. Incidently I am a woman and age 79.
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Posted: 6 Oct 2000 2:03PM GMT
Edited: 16 Jul 2001 10:18PM GMT
Thanks for your reply. According to my mother's father, Jules (Julio) Agramonte, Ignacio Agramonte was Julio's father's brother, or, Julio's uncle. As explained to me, Ignacio was a Cuban patriot who was captured by the Spanish during the Spanish-American war. Shortly thereafter he was dragged to death through the streets of Havana. Later, Ignacio's brother left Cuba and settled in NY City where Julio was born the last of four sons in 1894. That is all I know about Ignacio. I also believe there is a statue in a park in Havana dedicated to his memory. Is this consistent with your learning about Ignacio. Please advise.
Vince Horpel (45 yrs old)
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Posted: 6 Oct 2000 11:17PM GMT
Edited: 23 Oct 2002 4:22AM GMT
I was very pleased to hear from you! You must try to access a book entitled CUBA,The Pursuit of Freedom, by HUGH THOMAS,pub.HarperRow, 1971. Mine says First Edition Standard Book Number 06-014259-6
Library of Congress Catalogue Card 70-108189
The book is a big fat book, 1700 pages, very heavy.I will try to get my husband to copy some of the pages. It is very difficult for me to walk, and so carrying the book is impossible for me.I have never read the whole thing but in years past poured over the pages that mentioned any Agramonte, not just Ignacio.
In the Index it lists the following pages for Ignacio Agramonte:(1868)243,247,260,death 261-2.
There are also pages listed for The Agramonte family:749,772,1110,1146,1229.
Joachin Agramonte:1845;arrest 1256;30 November Movement,1288;attempted escape 1348.
There are also many pages listed for Roberto Agramonte...22 different pages.Among other things he was a Minister in Castro's cabinet early on.
I'll want to read this information again but first of all wanted to repond to your last message first.
I would like to know more about your mother. How old is she and was she born in Cuba? It is very exciting for me to find information in regards to the name of Agramonte on the message board.
It mentions that certain events led to the death of the soul of the rebellion, Ignacio Agramonte but I did not see details. The book is so heavy it is difficult to read it easily.
P 749:Chibas, now forty was the scion of the son of a rich public spirited religious and well-connected family originally from Quantanamo. His grandmother was an Agramonte.
Thus Chibas's great Uncle Edwardo had been Sec.of Foreign Relations to Cespedas in the first war of independance and Chibas learned of the heroic deeds of the Agramontes then from his grandmother.
Somewhere in the book it says that the Agramontes and some other wealthy people owned cattle ranches in Camaquey. They owned plantations.
I have had this book for quite a few years, and haven't read any of it for a long time. I should have tried to write to the author who lives in London, or he did 30 years ago. perhaps he is even still alive.
I don't know how long a message can be and this is already very long so I will quit for now but still have much to comment on.
Hoping to hear from you soon.
LeJeune Decker
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Posted: 9 Oct 2000 10:03PM GMT
Edited: 2 Jan 2005 3:17AM GMT
Dear Lejeune,
My brother, Vince Horpel, told me that he had been in touch with you. I am the eldest of four children from my mother (deceased) Leonie Agramonte and father Franklin E. Horpel, Jr. My mother's brother Robert Agramonte and his son Robert Jr. are alive and well. Robert Sr. lives in Western Washington and his son (my 1st cousin) lives in Palo Alto, CA. My mother's father was Julio Agramonte but he went by Jules. He was married to Edith Koch. Julio's father was Enrique Agramonte and I believe the brother of Ignacio. Enrique was married to Justa Mora. As I understand it, Enrique left Havana shortly after the Spanish American War and fled to New York where my grandfather was born and grew up. There are more Agramonte's but they're women and no longer carry the Agramonte name thus making it difficult to trace. Tony
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Posted: 11 Oct 2000 11:05AM GMT
Edited: 16 Jul 2001 10:18PM GMT
Thank you for the information you posted. I would be more than pleased if you could send those pertinent pages referencing Ignacio Agramonte... You can send to Vince Horpel,
4840 Haley Dr., Castro Valley, CA 94546. Thanks again,
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Posted: 15 Oct 2000 1:12PM GMT
Edited: 23 Oct 2002 4:22AM GMT
I was pleased to receive the two messages from Vince and Tony. I would have answered sooner but I was not able to use my computer.
I will try to copy some pages for you Vince sometime in the next week.Thank you for your address.
Tony, thank you for the information about your family. I appreciate that. I have Agramonte relatives who live in Mexico City. They are very lovely people. I have been there twice to visit them, the last time was in 1984.At that time my son and I flew down for the wedding of the son of my cousin Alicia.My two brothers and the wife of one also flew down there. It was quite an experience.It is a very long story about my grandfather, so if you send your address I'll try to send you and Vince something about his life. He was an exceedingly colorful character. I can even send you a picture of him , in uniform, and wearing his medals.He claimed that he was in 5 wars starting with The Crimean and ending with the Cuban Civil War in the 1860s.
My aunt, who was a daughter of his and my father's sister, related a story told to her from her other full brother, that "an aunt and two uncles, or an uncle and two aunts were macheted in their beds by the Spanish in Cuba," and that was why my uncle at age 18 was going to join the US Army and go to the Philippines to fight in the Spanish-American War in 1898. I would like to know more but unfortunately my uncle is long gone so can't ask him.My aunt is also gone. It's frustrating.
By-the-way, I heartily recommend that you check on Telephone directories at your Public Library, or perhaps a University Library for information on the name Agramonte.(Check out the New York Times Index...it goes back to 1850...for anything about Agramonte.I found such an INDEX at Arizona State library.) I was really surprised that the Phoenix Public Library had 2 Agramonte's listed for Mexico City. One was a first (but half) cousin. His name was Alberto. He died 10 years ago, but I did meet him and have been in his home.His widow is still living and her name is Rebeca.They had 3 sons but only 2 are now living...Alberto, Jr. and Jorge) This was several years ago when I looked at directories.. I haven't looked lately at Tel books.There are quite a few other Agramontes listed in various other Tel. Directories . As long as I was at the Public Library and they had directories for other big cities I looked and found some in Louisiana and in Florida. I forget where else. It was several years ago and I hesitated to write to any of them, not knowing what I would get in to.But I am now 79 and anxious to learn more while I am still alive.
My cousin Alicia who is still living in Mexico City is 2 years younger than I.Her son Santiago and family live with her. Alicia goes by Agramonte, at least to me, and her son uses her name with his father's name, Soriano before it. He is Veterinary Doctor.
I do not speak Spanish and my cousins do not speak English except for very rudimentary expressions. I ask that they write in Spanish to me as it is not difficult to understand some simple things like news about the family.
It is interesting to me that one of the Roberts in your family lives in Palo Alto. My husband and I lived there for 2 years while he attended Stanford Law School.He has relatives who live there.
It is my understanding that my great-grandfather by the name of James Cunningham Montgomerie was a merchant in NYC doing business with Cuba and evidently he met Eleanora Ernestina del Castillo Agramonte in Cuba . My grandfather Clarence Horace Montgomerie y Agramonte was born in Havana in Sept. of 1830. He died in March of 1929 in Mexico City.He moved to Mexico City in 1888 with his new, young, 3rd wife where they had three children. This was after my grandfather's marriage to my grandmother in 1979 in Utah. They had 3 children , my father Laurence, was the baby.My grandmother had been married before and had 4 young sons. She was married at 16 1/2 as the 4th wife , in polygamy, to the oldest son of Brigham Young. Her husband died at age 42 leaving her a widow at age 24.And before that my grandfather Agramonte had been married somewhere else and to whom we don't know, nor what happened to her, but he brought out west with him a young son by the name of Willie. Unfortunately Willie died at age 13 in 1882. It took us years to even know of his existance and more years to find his grave. My grandfather also had twin sons , one of whom lived in London and the other in Paris. They were twins and I was NEVER told their names.
My grandfather was referred to as "GENERAL" Agramonte. I think it was from his stories he told. I do have proof that he was an Aide-de-camp for General Hooker in The American Civil War, but after he died in 1929 his widow applied for a widow's pension and it was denied. The gov't said he was not enlisted. I don't know what the rules were then. Perhaps an Aide-de-camp is a consultant and not necessarily a real part of the US Army. My grandfather knew all the Americal Ambassadors to Mexico for 40 years, including the father of Anne Morrow Lindburgh.He was also referred to as "THE DEAN OF THE AMERICAN COLONY". I have been to his grave in The American cemetery and in part of his home in spite of the fact that he has been gone since 1930. It must have been very beautiful as it still was lovely when I saw it in 1980. You would never know it from the front as it is hidden by a high wall and big iron gates. Inside is a lovely garden and the grounds hold several apartments. I have been in the original part, at least part of it.
Please convey to your various Agramonte relatives my best regards. Thank you.
LeJeune Y. Decker
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Posted: 16 Oct 2000 5:09PM GMT
Edited: 2 Jan 2005 3:17AM GMT
Dear LeJeune: Thanks for all your info. I greatly appreciate it. My address is 3420 S. Sundown Dr. Spokane, WA 99206. Tony
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Posted: 27 Oct 2000 8:41PM GMT
Edited: 23 Oct 2002 4:22AM GMT
To Vince Tony: I now have some pages copied from the Cuba book mentioned.I did not read about the death of Ignacio but he was evidently a leader and patriot. Others of the family are also mentioned. They seemed to have been a prominent family there.
The book is a cumberson book to try to copy. You should still see if a big public library or University library can help you obtain it by inter-library loan. I think such a thing is possible. Ask at a LDS Genealogical Library/Family Center. Look under Church of Jesus Christ of latter-day Saints in the tel.directory and ask about inter-library loan. I have never done it but I have heard such a thing is possible.
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Posted: 8 Dec 2000 8:14PM GMT
Edited: 2 Apr 2002 2:52PM GMT
I have been interested in Agramonte family history for a long time. I have a family tree that includes the ancestors of all the Agramontes. I would be happy to share the little I know. Anyone looking at the message board can give me a mailing address for a free copy. There is a book in English by Willis F. Johnson with good information.
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i just had my appt yesterday and i am STILL 1cm and 50% which i have been for 3 weeks.
My dr said she's not even that far down yet. What the heck is she doing in there????
Is this normal? im worried that there's something wrong thats preventing her from engaging. she was in the 79th percentile for size at my ultrasound so maybe shes just too big?? i havent felt like she is that big though.
Im having a c/s on tues if nothing happens before that and i honestly dont have much hope at all that anything will.
Has anyone else experienced this so late in pregnancy?? im 40 weeks and 3 days.


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The Big Picture
New research explores how critters fare in the oil and gas fields
Over the last 15 years, drilling has intensified in formerly remote wildlife habitats across the West.
Solutions: Sustaining Migrations
The journey from discovery to conservation in the Red Desert to Hoback mule deer corridor
It was going to be a routine mule deer study. The Bureau of Land Management contracted Hall Sawyer
Life Among the Turbines
Researcher explores how grassland birds respond to wind farms
On the eastern Wyoming plains, the wind whips hard across tough little bunch grasses
The Tiniest Engineer
Ants shape the sagebrush ecosystem
"Can you show me some ant mounds on Google Earth?"
The Forgotten Grassland Bird
Hunting for a Sprague's pipit in a changing landscape
Sagebrush scraped the doors of the beat up red truck as it bumped down the faint two-track.
Sage grouse shape development patterns in Wyoming
This fall, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service will decide whether the greater sage grouse merits endangered species protection, and Wyoming is holding its breath.
Constructing Sage Grouse Habitat
Does mowing, burning, or spraying sagebrush actually help?
Kurt Smith plucks the fifth secondary feather from the five-week-old sage grouse's wing
Sagebrush Treatments
Dr. Jeffrey Beck and his colleagues and students have quantified canopy cover, measured native and invasive plants, counted insects including ants
The Trout Effect
Cutthroat trout once linked aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems in Yellowstone National Park. As their numbers decline, the link is weakening.
Grizzlies and Whitebarks
Where do bears turn when an important food source starts to vanish?
Golden and red-hued leaves and crisp evenings mark the coming of fall in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem
Nomad, Weaver, Storyteller
Fiber artist Doris Florig weaves natural history in her tapestries
"While experimenting with natural dye materials for the pronghorn coat
Essay: Wyoming Wins with Wildlife
The cow and yearling moose that inhabited my densely populated west Jackson neighborhood all winter finally