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This paper is based on an earlier presentation at the International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies (ISSTS) Annual Conference in Philadelphia, PA.
Brief Research Report
Evaluations of hypothetical bereavement and grief: The influence of loss recency, loss type and gender
Article first published online: 19 MAY 2014
DOI: 10.1002/ijop.12080
© 2014 International Union of Psychological Science
International Journal of Psychology
Volume 50, Issue 1, pages 60–63, February 2015
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How to Cite
Miller, E. D. (2015), Evaluations of hypothetical bereavement and grief: The influence of loss recency, loss type and gender. International Journal of Psych, 50: 60–63. doi: 10.1002/ijop.12080
Publication History
- Issue published online: 22 JAN 2015
- Article first published online: 19 MAY 2014
- Manuscript Accepted: 23 APR 2014
- Manuscript Revised: 19 APR 2014
- Manuscript Received: 7 MAR 2014
- Abstract
- Article
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- Cited By
- Social expectancies;
- Grief;
- Bereavement;
- Social judgments;
- Social norms
Individuals often hold strict and erroneous expectations for how others should grieve, yet this issue has been sparsely researched. A total of 161 undergraduates rated the appropriateness of various social and emotional behaviours of a hypothetical bereaved individual as a function of the recency of the death (1 month or 1 year ago), the nature of the loss (death of a spouse or child) and the gender of the bereaved. As expected, subjects deemed it inappropriate to show positive emotions and experiences 1 month after a hypothetical death and more inappropriate to show negative reactions 1 year later and there were generally higher expectations of socially appropriate behaviour for those who lost a child rather than a spouse. Unexpectedly, there were no significant differences regarding the gender of the bereaved. This study is among the first to show experimentally the widespread expectation that grief should be experienced early and be short-lived.
There are many widespread societal expectations for how individuals should show grief. Wortman and Silver (1989) published an extremely influential paper documenting how individuals tend to hold very strict—and often incorrect—expectations for how others should grieve following the loss of a loved one. These so-called "coping myths" tend to focus on themes where emotional distress is to be expected and necessary following loss, the importance of working through one's emotions, and going through some phase of intense distress that will eventually end and allow closure and resolution about the loss. Subsequent analyses of these myths (e.g. Wortman & Boerner, 2007; Wortman & Silver, 2001) have largely corroborated both their societal presence and their general inaccuracy regarding the realities of coping with loss in an absolute sense.
Harris (2009) maintains that Western society has proscribed at least four basic societal norms that dictate how we respond and react to loss. First, there is a sense that only select individuals or social relationships are worthy of societal recognition towards the bereaved. For instance, the death of one's child is often viewed as a particularly devastating type of loss (e.g. Keesee, Currier, & Neimeyer, 2008). A related second norm considers whether the loss involves stigma such as disenfranchised grief (e.g. Doka, 1989). The third norm considers a long-standing view that grief is time-specific where it has a clear beginning and end. While the notion that one only grieves for a brief period of time immediately following a loss has been greatly challenged (e.g. Doughty, 2009), general beliefs that grief must have a sense of closure persist (e.g. Boss & Carnes, 2012). The final norm details long-standing expectations of how to show grief, especially with respect to gender where women (rather than men) are encouraged to express emotion (e.g. Martin & Doka, 2000).
Very few studies have examined, particularly with experimental means, how individuals assess their expectations for others' grief under different circumstances. The studies that have even remotely considered this issue had noticeable limitations. For instance, using a between-subjects design, Kubitz, Thornton, and Robertson (1989) presented paragraph length vignettes where the gender, general type of loss (e.g. sudden or anticipated) and the emotional reaction of the bereaved were varied; subjects were merely asked how they might like the hypothetical bereaved but perceptions of the appropriateness of the displayed grief were not assessed. Using a qualitative design with a small sample, Costa, Hall, and Stewart (2007) presented hypothetical grief vignettes in order to extract themes but lacked a clear systematic manipulation of variables.
No single study can necessarily examine the myriad of variables that might shape how an individual may rate and judge hypothetical bereaved individuals. However, this study systematically explored three of the more common, basic and important factors that may guide the decisions of perceived appropriateness of various social and emotional behaviours (e.g. attending a party, feeling happy) following bereavement: the recency of the hypothetical death (1 month vs. 1 year ago), the nature or type of the hypothetical loss (death of a spouse vs. death of a child) and the gender of the bereaved. It was hypothesised that higher ratings of inappropriateness would be given in terms of attending a party, spending time with or seeking a romantic partner, engaging in personally satisfying activities and expressing happiness in situations where the loss occurred more recently (i.e. 1 month ago) and when hypothetical targets had lost a child or were female; the reverse pattern was expected in regard to the inappropriateness of feeling sorry for oneself with respect to these three aforementioned main effects. Converse higher ratings of appropriateness were expected with respect to the previously stated five dependent measures in cases where the loss occurred longer ago (i.e. 1 year) and when the hypothetical targets had lost a spouse or were male.
Shortly after receiving Institutional Review Board's (IRB) approval from my University, 161 undergraduates (55 males, 106 females) from a regional campus at a large Midwestern University were recruited to complete this study and received optional course credit. The mean and median age of respondents was 26.92 and 23, respectively (SD = 9.48, range = 18–55 years). The reported marital status (in parenthesis) of subjects was as follows: single (102), married (37), divorced (10), separated (2), widowed (2) and other (8). The number of children (in parenthesis) reported by individual subjects was as follows: none (89), one (29), two (23), three (9) and four (4).
Materials and procedure
Subjects were initially told that they were going to be completing a "Survey of Personal Judgments," which would "involve giving personal judgments by providing ratings" and then gave their informed consent. Next, all subjects provided personal information (e.g. age, sex, marital status and number of children) and completed a study unrelated to the experiment addressed in this article. Afterwards, all subjects read: "On the next several pages, you will be asked to think about and respond to several hypothetical scenarios. Please follow the directions carefully on the next several pages. From this point on, do not look back at your earlier pages in the survey." Over the next eight pages, subjects first read the following statement that was highlighted in a text box: "Imagine a hypothetical [man versus woman] whose [spouse versus child] died [one month versus one year] ago." This within-subjects design asked participants eight (counterbalanced) variations regarding the gender of a hypothetical target (i.e. a man or woman), the type of hypothetical loss (i.e. the death of a spouse or a child) and the recency of the hypothetical loss (i.e. occurring either 1 month or 1 year ago). In total, there were eight distinct sentences representing each of the eight (8) possible variations. For example, the variation "Imagine a hypothetical man whose spouse died one month ago" depicts a scenario where a hypothetical male lost his spouse 1 month ago.
Afterwards, for each of the eight variations, subjects provided ratings, using a 7-point Likert scale (with endpoints representing Extremely Appropriate and Extremely Inappropriate) about a hypothetical bereaved individual. All the questions began with "To what degree would it be appropriate to…" (except for the last item that included the opening clause "In general…") followed by the following end clauses: (a) "to attend a party or other social event?" (b) "spend time with or seek a romantic partner?" (c) "engage in personally satisfying activities," (d) "feel sorry for oneself?" and (e) "express happiness?" For instance, the first question read: "To what degree would it be appropriate to attend a party or other social event?" The fourth measure was reverse-worded given its focus on experiencing negative rather than positive emotions (which were salient in the other four items). All five of these questions were asked for each of the respective eight (8) variations where each variation was presented to subjects on separate pages. In total, subjects provided forty (40) responses (i.e. five responses for each of the eight variations).
Upon completion of these items, subjects were debriefed, thanked for their assistance and permitted to ask questions.
In order to test the central hypotheses from this study, five separate 2 (recency of loss [1 month, 1 year]) × 2 (type of loss [child death, spouse death]) × 2 (target gender [male, female]) repeated measures analysis of variances (ANOVAs) were conducted for each of the five outcome measures. Several significant main effects for each of the dependent measures were found for the recency of loss and type of loss variables. While a few select two-way interactions were significant, none of the three-way interactions were significant. The significant results are presented in terms of each independent variable.
Recency of loss
Significant main effects were found regarding the recency of loss variable for all five outcome measures: (a) "to attend a party or other social event?" F(1, 160) = 204.74, MSE = 3.85, p < .001, (b) "spend time with or seek a romantic partner?" F(1, 160) = 215.84, MSE = 3.78, p < .001, (c) "engage in personally satisfying activities?" F(1, 160) = 127.18, MSE = 2.56, p < .001, (d) "feel sorry for oneself?" F(1, 160) = 85.29, MSE = 1.51, p < .001 and (e) "express happiness?" F(1, 160) = 115.67, MSE = 2.65, p < .001. Consistent with study hypotheses, subjects found it more inappropriate to attend a social function (Mmonth = 4.09, Myear = 2.53), spend time or seek a romantic partner (Mmonth = 4.67, Myear = 3.08), engage in personally satisfying activities (Mmonth = 3.39, Myear = 2.39) and to express happiness (Mmonth = 3.29, Myear = 2.31) 1 month rather than 1 year after a loss. Subjects found it more inappropriate to feel sorry for oneself 1 year (M = 3.56) rather than 1 month (M = 2.92) following a loss. Given that this outcome variable was reverse-worded, these findings are consistent with study hypotheses.
Type of loss
Significant main effects were found regarding the type of loss variable for four of the five outcome measures: (a) "to attend a party or other social event?" F(1, 160) = 19.34, MSE = 0.75, p < .001, (b) "spend time with or seek a romantic partner?" F(1, 160) = 101.73, MSE = 2.92, p < .001, (c) "feel sorry for oneself?" F(1, 160) = 8.07, MSE = 0.70, p < .01 and (d) "express happiness?" F(1, 160) = 9.62, MSE = 0.49, p < .01. Three of the four results offered clear support of the hypothesis that subjects would generally hold higher social expectations regarding appropriate grief reactions for those who lost a child rather than a spouse. Specifically, subjects found it more inappropriate to attend a social function (Mchild = 3.42, Mspouse = 3.20) and to express happiness (Mchild = 2.86, Mspouse = 2.74) when the hypothetical loss involved the death of a child rather than a spouse. In addition, consistent with study hypotheses, subjects also found it more inappropriate to feel sorry for oneself when one lost a spouse (M = 3.30) rather than a child (M = 3.17). There was also a significant difference in terms of whether subjects viewed it as appropriate to spend time with or seek a romantic partner such that subjects tended to endorse higher ratings of inappropriate social behaviour for those who lost a spouse (M = 4.36) rather than a child (M = 3.39). Although this finding appears inconsistent with study hypotheses, the next section considers additional interpretations of this result.
There were a couple of significant interactions between loss type and the recency of the loss. The first of these interactions indicated a sharper decline in perceived inappropriateness of seeking a romantic partner with the passage of time for those who lost a spouse rather than a child, F(1, 160) = 27.61, MSE = 1.53, p < .001. The second interaction suggested that there was a slightly sharper rise in perceived inappropriateness for those who lost a spouse with the passage of time in comparison to those who lost a child with respect to feeling sorry for oneself, F(1, 160) = 8.31, MSE = 0.45, p < .01. While neither of these interactions were predicted, partial eta squared values suggested a larger effect for the former ( = 0.15) rather than the latter ( = 0.05) interaction.
Target gender
Unexpectedly, there were no significant main effects for target gender for any of the outcome measures. However, there were a few select significant interactions involving gender (three of which involved recency) for three of the outcome measures. There were significant interactions between gender and recency suggesting that: it was slightly more inappropriate for men rather than women to show social engagement 1 year after a loss than at 1 month, F(1, 160) = 4.34, MSE = 0.71, p < .05; it was more inappropriate to show interest in a romantic partner for women earlier after a loss than later F(1, 160) = 6.05, MSE = 0.72, p < .05; it was more inappropriate for women to show happiness soon after a loss, whereas it was much more inappropriate for men to do so 1 year later, F(1, 160) = 6.99, MSE = 0.51, p < .01. However, like the interactions detailed earlier, none of these interactions were predicted and all of these interactions suggested fairly small effects as evidenced by their partial eta squared values (where values ranged from 0.03 to 0.04).
This experimental study examined the expectations that individuals have with respect to hypothetical grief and bereavement in terms of the following qualities: (a) the length of time since the loss (i.e. 1 month vs. 1 year), (b) the nature of the loss (i.e. the loss of one's child or one's spouse) and (c) the sex of the bereaved. This experiment is particularly noteworthy, given that it is among the first investigations to offer clear evidence for the widely held societal assumption that grief should primarily be experienced soon after a loss and should decrease with the passage of time.
With respect to the child–spouse loss dimension, as expected, there were generally more stringent expectations of appropriateness for those who lost a child rather than a spouse: Specifically, for those who lost a child, it was judged more inappropriate to go to a party and to feel happiness and more appropriate to feel sorry for oneself. However, subjects deemed it more inappropriate for those who lost a spouse (rather than a child) to show interest in a romantic partner. The interaction between loss type and recency of loss may provide some insight about this unexpected result such that it may be especially inappropriate to pursue spending time with a romantic partner very soon after the death of one's spouse (as doing so could be construed as particularly callous). Although any study can contain spurious effects, they are much less likely when examining a priori scientific thinking rather than post-hoc analysis (Anderson, Burnham, Gould, & Cherry, 2001). Given that this sole finding was unexpected, some caution only in regard to this result is appropriate.
While the non-significant main effects regarding the gender of the hypothetical bereaved targets were somewhat surprising, the relative lack of context about the nature of the hypothetical losses (including expressed emotions) may offer perspective about these non-significant results. Although the significant interactions involving gender may not be particularly insightful, they may suggest that subjects require additional context when making evaluations of hypothetical bereavement beyond the basis of gender alone; for instance, an emotionally stoic hypothetical female (rather than a hypothetical male) may be rated more harshly (Versalle & McDowell, 2005).
This aforementioned point highlights a limitation of this study in that it did not attempt to either portray or manipulate different categories or more nuanced situational contexts of grief even though there are several possible trajectories of bereavement, including common and chronic grief (Bonanno, Wortman, & Nesse, 2004). Future investigations should not only seek to investigate such situational contexts but also consider how well, on the basis of a hypothetical vignette, such a scenario might describe a given gender, type of loss or recency of loss. Another limitation of this study was that it utilised an exclusively Western sample where the cultural background of the participants was not systematically controlled. It is also noteworthy that subjects rarely gave the highest possible ratings of perceived inappropriateness on the 7-point Likert scale. While it is possible that subjects may truly strive to be less judgmental towards the bereaved, there is a possibility that social desirability pressures may make one less predisposed to chastise any bereaved individual (whether real or hypothetical).
Even though the literature on how individuals grieve continues to grow, there is a surprising dearth of corresponding literature detailing how general populations evaluate hypothetical (or real) bereavement and formulate various social expectancies about grief. Given the marginal literature on expected grieving styles, even though the dependent measures were simple single-item scales, this study offers a potential paradigm for future investigations to test for these different expectancies. This study also highlights both the need for greater general awareness and education about the nature of grief and its social developmental trajectory to the larger population. In doing so, select widespread misperceptions about grief may be corrected.
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Taken on a recent David Plummer workshop at a badger sett in Sussex.
Early in the afternoon we got together to access the sett (which is on private land owned by David) and decided the best spot for a photograph, it was extremely important we took into consideration the wind, as our scent needed to be carried away from the sett & our baited area.
Away from the sett in order not to disturb the badgers, David showed me how best to light the area and what settings I should use, we took a few test shots, making sure all the equipment worked and the settings gave us the correct exposure.
Later we took the gear back to the sett , 3 flashes, 2 to the front, either side & 1 behind, baited the area with peanuts, and tried some more test shots. We got into position at 7.30pm and sat in wait for until approx 9pm, very quietly and trying not to move, eventually a young cub came out first, nervous running around the sett. About 10mins later a different badger, probably a yearling came into view eating the peanuts we had laid out down the path and eventually came into our chosen position.
I managed to get 10 controlled shots off before the wind changed and it made a quick exit. We stayed for approx another 45mins, but the wind had changed and was carrying our scent over the sett. We knew there wasn't going to be much chance of seeing anymore badgers for sometime, so we made a very quiet exit from the area in order not to disturb them any further, but what an experience being so close to wild badgers.
I hope this has given you an insight of how difficult it is to get photo's of wild badgers and my workshop.
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Intriguing! Which edition is it,
more precisely? Would it be
possible to acquire a scan of this reproduction?
It is a Houghton-Mifflin edition, one large volume. Strangely enough, I
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'history' is a dot. There is another difference in the two different
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It might be hard to believe, but summer is almost here. Hard to believe at least from my East Coast vantage point. As we roll into summer, we tend to roll into a new season of eating and celebrating, and the wines which match.
Summertime, for me, means trying to relive my youth, youthful as I may be. That means taking things easy and not too seriously. I want to kick back and drink beer out of a red Solo cup, except it's not really beer, it's red wine, and it's not really a red Solo cup, but a nice tumbler will do! All white party? How about a footwear-optional afternoon in the backyard instead?
As you can see, summers of my youth were, how shall we say, somewhat frivolous and filled with simple pleasures. These simple pleasures were the rationale for this selection of red wines.
Summer's here, let's not worry too much about the details and instead just find a few wines that'll make spending time with friends and family easy and carefree.
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This is almost embarrassing. Just last week I included a specific bottling of Schiava in my Italian Wine Bucket list because it was great and not imported into the states. Well, lo and behold, Girlan Gschleier is now available here, at least in New Jersey, and is only $23 a bottle. Quite the deal for a bucket list wine! Schiava, or Vernatsch as it is known in the Alto Adige where the bulk of production comes from, is an ideal summer red. It drinks almost like a rosé and takes a slight chill eminently well. Pair Schiava with salumi and cheese on your next picnic or with simply prepared grilled pork for a fabulously refreshing summer red experience. Two to try: Girlan Gschleier $23 Nalles Magre $15 Photo courtesy of Premshree Pillai via Flickr/cc
If you're looking for something as offbeat as Schiava but a bit richer with that same crunchy fruit profile, all in a decidedly darker vein, you can swap out Schiava's strawberries for Blaufränkisch's more peppery wild berry character. The two grapes aren't really that similar except for their mountain terroir. You'll find one (Schiava) living mostly south of the border in Italy, and the other primarily in Austria. While Blaufränkisch comes in many styles, the lighter and perhaps more traditional style is what I would reach for this summer. Another favorite with pork, this is a great wine when we start to dip into spicy sausages of both the pork and poultry persuasions. Two to try: Weninger Hochäcker Blaufränkisch $21 Paul Achs Blaufränkisch $20 Photo courtesy of mantella via Flickr/cc
Piedmont is famous for famous wine. Its less famous wine? Well they're not very famous! Pelaverga is one of the hidden gems; light bodied, peppery, bright and fresh with a wildly perfumed combination of pink peppercorn, red berry fruit and a little raspy minerality. Pelaverga's home is the sleepy village of Verduno, which has mostly escaped much attention from wine lovers in the USA, even though it is home to several wonderful producers. Pelaverga is a great wine to pair with game birds. Duck grilled rare, served rare is a lovely match here, especially when it's served with a little ratatouille and some pasta with arugula pesto! Two to try: Castello di Verduno Pelaverga $20 G. B. Burlotto Pelaverga $20 Photo courtesy of thomaspetermueller via Flickr/cc
Summer is not all about light fare, sometimes you just need a thick, juicy steak. Finding a wine that pairs well with that grilled steak without being just too big for the weather can be a challenge. This is where Chilean Carmenere comes into the picture. Carmenere, a lost grape of Bordeaux that was rediscovered thriving in Chile, combines the softness of Merlot with the freshness and herbaceousness of Cabernet Franc. In fact, Carmenere can be way more herbal than even Cabernet Franc, but with Chimichurri sauce, that herbal quality and bright, juicy acidity works like a charm when complementing grilled red meats. At your next BBQ go easy on the sauce and instead pop some Carmenere! Two to try: Carmen Carmenere $18 Lapostolle Carmenere $12 Photo courtesy of rgomez74 via Flickr/cc
Okay, I surrender. Even in summer you might need something kind of big but still juicy and not too overwhelming. Petite Sirah is just the ticket. Plump with rich fruit, Petite Sirah tends to be a little less rich than say, Zinfandel, with alcohol that is a touch lower and acidity that is a touch higher. The resultant wine was born to wash smoky BBQ from your greasy little upturned lips. It's just that good. Weirdly, my favorite pairing with Petite Sirah, though admittedly one of the lighter styles, has always been spicy, smoky jerk chicken. It is a versatile wine that can take a bit of a chill while still being ready to battle your boldest BBQ adventures. Two to try: Pedroncelli Petite Sirah $12 Clayhouse Petite Sirah $18 Photo courtesy of bogelo via Flickr/cc
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How to get to Chapleau, Ontario
Click here for Driving Instructions to Chapleau
GPS Coordinates
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47° 50' 45" North
Driving Directions coming from the U.S.A.
NOTE: 1 km = 0.621371 mile
The border crossing to Canada nearest to us is Sault Ste. Marie Michigan. That is at the very north end of Interstate Highway 75. We are 190 miles (three and a half hours) from Sault Ste. Marie.Info about Crossing the Border
You will drive through Sault Ste. Marie Michigan, where you cross into Sault Ste. Marie Ontario Canada. From there it is 190 miles, about three and a half hours to Chapleau. From Sault Ste. Marie Canada you have two options.
Option one: Take Highway 17 North to Wawa and then Highway 101 East to Chapleau.
Option two: This is 10 miles shorter but has curves along the Mississagi River. You would take Highway 17 East to Thessalon and then Highway 129 North to Chapleau. The scenery along the Mississagi River is beautiful. Check out this link.
We do not recommend Highway 556 from Sault Ste. Marie past Ranger Lake to Highway 129. It is a gravel road, can be quite rough and will cost you much time and maybe the price of a new muffler. The other roads that we recommend are excellent and all paved.
By Airline
If you live so far away from Chapleau that driving is impractical, you might consider traveling by commercial airline. Coming from the U.S., you can fly to the Sault. Ste Marie Michigan Chippewa County Airport. It is in the little town of Kincheloe, MI., just south of Sault Ste. Marie, MI. There, you can have a rental car waiting and make Chapleau in a four hour drive.
Driving Directions coming from Southern Ontario
From Sudbury take Hwy. 144 North (paved) for 136 km to the Sultan Industrial Road.
Turn West (left) onto the Sultan Industrial Road (unpaved gravel) and go 80 km to Sultan.
From Sultan continue West on Hwy. 667 (paved) for 35 km to Hwy. 129.
At Hwy. 129 (paved) turn North (right) and continue 20 km to Chapleau.
Once in Chapleau
You will come over a curved bridge across the rail yard to reach the main part of town.
If you find yourself on Chapleau's main business street (Birch Street), drive East across the four-way stop that has the flashing red light and then turn left at Aberdeen Street (2 blocks past the red light). We are at the North end of Aberdeen Street.
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Map of Newport, 1838
from a Map of the City of Cincinnati / from actual survey by Joseph Gest, city surveyor, 1838;
engraved by Wm. Haviland. You can find the full map on the site of the Library of Congress.
|Dr. Phyhian's Hospital,
810 Washington, Newport
|The Jenkins Hospital,
n.e. corner of 7th & Isabella
Learn more about these two early Newport Hospitals, here.
|Thanks to Kyle Randall for letting us post here his Dr. James Oliver Jenkins & The Jenkins Hospital. (pdf)
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|Newport Sand and
Gravel Co., 1897
|How about a Willys-Knight for
Christmas, from the Newport
Motor Car Co., at 27 E. Sixth
Street, and from Santa, who
seems to be wearing brown.
A few words from 1915 on Newport's former YMCA, here.
There was a YMCA in Newport from about 1894 to 1899.
|Trolley Car Barn, 1910,
11th and Brighton Streets
|During the 1937 Flood,
11th and Brighton Streets.
|Scene from the Newport
Trolley Barn
|The Green Line in Newport
|The Trolley barn was erected in 1903.
|Third and Saratoga, 1910
(Trolley says "Fort Thomas"
on the front)
|Newport Chamber
of Commerce, 1922
10 W Fourth
|Brighton Center, 1966
founded by Rev. Bill
Neuroth, in 1966
These three are from Newport's 150th Anniversary Celebration
Play of re-enactment on the left, the parade of November 8, 1945 in the center, and that
dour looking group on the right were the celebration planners, a.k.a. The Newport-
Campbell County Sesquicentennial Commission, in session.
Helen Lindsey's account of the celebration's events is here. (pdf)
Fireman at the Reed Manufacturing Co. in Newport
|You can read the 1855 court case in regard
to the Newport Ferry, at this site.
|Ten slaves owned by prominent Newport
Citizens escape. Story here.
|"Newport. I am sorry to make the statement, but it is true, there are a number of subscribers to The Freeman [An African-American Newspaper from Indianapolis] who cannot read, but take the paper for the young men, and many of them had to give up the paper because their sons are too indolent or thoughtless to read the news to the old folks. Young men, equip yourselves with the race doings, and be prepared to overcome these obstacles that may arise to detain your progress." from Indianapolis' The Freeman, A National Illustrated Newspaper, August 9, 1890.
|"Oct. 23, 1844. A manufactory of silk established at Newport, by Wm. B. Jackson and Brother; handkerchiefs, and other goods of smooth and excellent texture; cocoons raised, and silk spun and woven in Kentucky." - from Collin's History of Kentucky.
|"January 21, 1854. At the New York crystal palace exhibition of the industry of all nations, the highest premiums were awarded for the following articles from Ky. : 1. Silver medal to the Newport silk manufacturing company, for perfection and general excellence of silk from the cocoon of Ky. growth." - from Collin's History of Kentucky.
|Here's one writer's description of Newport in 1817.
|Story of 10 slaves who escaped from Newport, here.
|"The Newport cotton mill in Kentucky, owned by Thos. O'Shaughnessy, was destroyed by fire. Loss $100,000, partially covered by insurance. Over 100 persons are thrown out of employment. The fire was caused by some sparks from a furnace entering a room filled with cotton." from the Daily Alta California, July 16, 1854
|The Louisville Post's Ralph Coghlan wrote
about Newport in 1923. Read it here.
|Paragraphs about Newport's leading manufacturers
and merchants, from 1886, here. (pdf)
|Newport's George Hipshire having lost his
eyesight, and being unable to work, started writing poetry.
He lived on Overton in Newport, and you can read samples of his work here and here.
|"November 19, 1822. Col. Richard M. Johnson [Wikipedia] presents, in the U. S. Senate, the petition of John Cleves Symmes [Wikipedia], a citizen of Newport, Ky., (a nephew and namesake of [Cincinnati founder] Judge Symmes [Wikipedia], who made the first settlement between the Miami Rivers in Ohio), for aid in performing a voyage of discovery to the inside of the earth, through the poles - which he claimed were open, and that the interior of the earth was accessible and habitable. His theory [Wikipedia] attracts much attention, and ridicule, and is since known as 'Symmes' Hole.'" from Collins' History of Kentucky
|Black man beaten and fined for not voting, story here.
|"A dispatch received here mentions that ten slaves made their escape recently from
Newport, Ky., and that their whereabouts was unknown." NY Times, June 24, 1853
And last but not least - well, maybe least - you can hear the
Cincinnati Jug Band's Newport Blues, c. 1929, here.
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Most people knowledgeable in the hip hop community know that Joell Ortiz is one of the most under appreciated rappers in the game today. Because of this, he goes largely unrecognized by the general public, and as this line states, hip hop magazines (Vibe, XXL, etc.) In this statement, Joell says he is so good that he's better than any rapper on any top ten list that the aforementioned magazines.
He is literally second to none, with none meaning zero. So if zero is 1st place than 2nd would be -1. That's why he can't be in a magazine's top ten because being second to none makes him -1.
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I would be crushed if Webber and Hunt were talking about Jo. She's my favorite resident right now.
You're welcome. And ditto! I love seeing yours and everyone's thoughtful feedback. It just goes to show how much we love our Grey's Anatomy!
Good point!
Spot on. I, too, felt as though Burke was definitely a little sad, Both he and Cristina are "cardio gods" but they are also humans just the same.
I don't think Jackson is compromising his beliefs. He's merely supporting his wife. It's a tough situation, and their fighting has been relentless and exhausting - which definitely makes April so annoying all over again.
Ahhh... right?! I actually made a note of that and mistakenly left it out. "Like a Virgin" was an incredible callback, and it felt kind of like a full circle moment when it played.
I loved the closure aspect as well. I was actually so glad that Cristina said what she needed to say and that Burke told her what she meant to him.
Cristina and Meredith's relationship is so unique, and I'll definitely miss it, too. You're right about Alex. I'm hoping we'll see a few scenes with him shining like a star at the practice.
That's an excellent theory!
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In back-to-back home games, the Skaneateles boys basketball team aimed to make it three in a row against OHSL Liberty division foes -- and did so.
The Lakers' home opener against Solvay last Wednesday night was mostly a defensive affair. Battling through it, Skaneateles squeezed out a 43-41 win.
Solvay arrived with plenty of confidence, having just beaten Marcellus earlier in the week, and it methodically contained the Lakers through much of the night, too.
But staring at a 31-28 deficit going into the fourth quarter, the Lakers found a higher gear, spreading its attack around and producing just enough to come back and finish on top.
Tyler Pundt led the way, with 11 points. Close behind him, Gregg Cooper had nine points, while Eric Richards got seven points. Scott Castle and Jake Tracy gained six points apiece.
Together, this balance provided a stark contrast to Solvay's effort, as Joe Barnello led both sides with 16 points, but no other Bearcat had more than seven.
Two nights later, the Lakers hosted Faith Heritage, and were in trouble for quite a while before a great fourth-quarter comeback produced a 65-61 victory over the Saints.
Ahead early, Skaneateles then fell into major trouble when Faith erupted for 26 second-quarter points and went ahead for quite a while.
Still down 54-45 with one quarter to play, the Lakers tightened its defense and made all the baskets down the stretch, outscoring the Saints 20-9 to turn it all around.
Richards and Cooper led that turnaround, each of them finishing with 18 points. Devlen Murphy contributed 10 points, including both of his team's 3-pointers, while Scott Castle threw in seven points. Andy Loucy led the Saints with 17 points.
Skaneateles now would really get a measure of itself, as it will host Westhill on Wednesday and Cazenovia on Friday night, neither of which had lost a game entering this week.
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The Adventures of Thong Girl combines classic 2D beat-em-up platforming with high-scoring arena action. Help our scantily clad super heroine defeat wave after wave of roid-raging bodybuilders, antipathetic teenagers, and gun-toting gangstas. Join in the fun with Thong Girl as she works her butt off to get to the bottom of the riots plaguing Music City. We have a fully playable demo available for Windows on our website, www.bakamostudios.com, so feel free to download it, play it, and tell us what you think. All content Courtesy of Glen Weiss and Lucky Louie Productions. www.thonggirlfilms.com
With the Adventures of Thong Girl v1.1 update comes a new demo! The interface has been given a massive overhaul, gamepad support is much improved, the AI is a little bit tougher, and some bugs have been fixed. Visit bakamostudios.com to subscribe to updates and get your links to buy the game.
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