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Southland member Ann Irving has received a national Walking Access Award in recognition of her efforts towards obtaining public access to one of the few remaining flax wetlands in Southland.
The wetland is located in Rural Women New Zealand's forestry block in Dipton, and Mrs Irving has been working with Environment Southland, landowner Alan Maxwell and the NZ Walking Access Commission to create a legally enduring 150 metre track giving access to it.
New Zealand Walking Access Commission regional field advisor for Queenstown Lakes and Southland, Ange van der Laan, says Mrs Irving has been working tirelessly to make the walkway a reality.
"The possibility of the wetland being opened for public access is now there, and that is largely due to Ann's tenacity, patience and commitment," Ms van der Laan says.
Mrs Irving, who is secretary of the Rural Women New Zealand Southland Forestry Committee, says she has always been interested in conservation and is humbled by the award. She stresses that the credit should also go to her colleagues at Rural Women New Zealand and to others in the community.
"The award recognises the efforts of everyone involved. It's been quite a big job," she says.
Mrs Irving acknowledged Mr Maxwell, the landowner who has agreed to the walkway going over his paddock and Environment Southland which had agreed to become the Controlling Authority of the walkway. Dipton Landcare Group and Dipton School had also played a major role and would soon roll out a weeding and planting programme for the walkway.
New Zealand Walking Access Commission chief executive Mark Neeson says the Walking Access Awards recognise those who have made significant and lasting contributions to public access to the outdoors in New Zealand. These contributions can be through securing new legal access, championing public rights of access, trail building, or contributing to understanding of access rights and responsibilities.
"The annual awards are an opportunity to acknowledge people in the community who are investing a great deal of time and effort to making walking easier, which in turn allows people to enjoy the outdoors," Mr Neeson says.
Mrs Irving received the award on Monday 16th November during an informal event at the Dipton Golf Club. MP Todd Barclay attended the event, as well as New Zealand Walking Access Commission operations manager Ric Cullinane.

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Rick Santorum continued his crusade against gay marriage on Tuesday, this time asking voters to consider the children. As ThinkProgress reported, the GOP presidential candidate told a crowd in Spencer, Iowa:
"It's about what America's basic moral values should be that would be reflected in the law. Laws should try as much as possible to comport with the higher law and also should comport with what reason would dictate. And what reason dictates is that children need mothers and fathers. Some say well, through technology, same-sex couples can have children. Well they can, through either adoption, or artificial insemination... but they don't get the mother and a father."
Monday night Santorum, who has seven children with his wife, gave a different reason for his opposition to gay marriage: gay sex.
"We can flesh out some, well, let's look at what's going to be taught in our schools because now we have same sex couples being the same and their sexual activity being seen as equal and being affirmed by society as heterosexual couples and their activity," he said.
During the same appearance he found another way to offend, 'rejecting' the notion that people die because they don't have health insurance.
"People die in America because people die in America," he said. "And people make poor decisions with respect to their health and their healthcare," he said. "And they don't go to the emergency room or they don't go to the doctor when they need to. And it's not the fault of the government for not providing some sort of universal benefit."
Here are some of Santorum's thoughts on sex:
"It's not okay. It's a license to do things in a sexual realm that is counter to how things are supposed to be." Think Progress, 2011
"Marriage is what marriage is. Marriage was around before government said what it was. It's like going out and saying, 'That tree is a car.' Well, the tree's not a car. A tree's a tree. Marriage is marriage." "It's like handing up this and saying this glass of water is a glass of beer. Well you can call it a glass of beer, it's not a glass of beer, it's a glass of water. And water is what water is. Marriage is what marriage is." "I can call this napkin a paper towel, but it is a napkin. Why? Because it is, what it is." Iowa Independant, 2011 Think Progress, 2011 MSNBC, 2011
"I -- I would say, any type of sexual activity has absolutely no place in the military. And the fact that they're making a point to include it as a provision within the military that we are going to recognize a group of people and give them a special privilege to -- to -- and removing 'don't ask, don't tell' I think tries to inject social policy into the military. And the military's job is to do one thing, and that is to defend our country." Fox News, 2011
"The problem is that sexual activity with people who you are in close quarters with who happen to be of the same sex is different than being open about your sexuality ... They're in close quarters, they live with people, they obviously shower with people." HuffPost, 2011
"If the Supreme Court says that you have the right to consensual sex within your home, then you have the right to bigamy, you have the right to polygamy, you have the right to incest, you have the right to adultery. You have the right to anything." Associated Press, 2003
"You are black by the color of your skin. You are not homosexual, necessarily -- obviously, by the color of your skin. [...] The idea that being black and being gay is the same is simply not true..." Fox News, 2011
"When you look at someone to determine whether they'd be the right person for public office, look at who they lay down with at night and what they believe in." Talking Points Memo, 2011
"In every society, the definition of marriage has not ever to my knowledge included homosexuality. That's not to pick on homosexuality. It's not, you know, man on child, man on dog, or whatever the case may be. It is one thing." Associated Press, 2003
"Whether it's polygamy, whether it's adultery, whether it's sodomy, all of those things, are antithetical to a healthy, stable, traditional family." Associated Press, 2003
"The idea is that the state doesn't have rights to limit individuals' wants and passions -- I disagree with that. I think we absolutely have rights because there are consequences to letting people live out whatever wants or passions they desire. And we're seeing it in our society." Associated Press, 2003
"This is an issue just like 9-11 ... We didn't decide we wanted to fight the war on terrorism because we wanted to. It was brought to us. And if not now, when?" "The battle we're engaged in right now on same-sex marriage, ultimately that is the very foundation of our country, the family, what the family structure is going to look like. I'll die on that hill fighting." The Morning Call, 2004 Think Progress, 2011
"You can say I'm a hater. But I would argue I'm a lover. I'm a lover of traditional families and of the right of children to have a mother and father ... Isn't that the ultimate homeland security, standing up and defending marriage?" Pittsburg Post Gazette, 2011
"So the gay community said, 'He's comparing gay sex to incest and polygamy, how dare he do this,' and they have gone out on a, I would argue, jihad against Rick Santorum since then." The Hill, 2011


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Union College released this week its list of Dean's List students and Presidential Laureate students for fall 2014.
Today, Union College and President Marcia Hawkins, Ph.d., will join President Obama, the First Lady, and Vice President Biden along with hundreds of college presidents and other higher education leaders to announce new actions to help more students prepare for and graduate from college.
The City of Barbourville is one of eight Appalachian communities among 26 to receive technical support to integrate local food systems into community economic development action plans, announced Wednesday by the Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC), the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT), Centers for Disease Control (CDC), and Delta Regional Authority (DRA).
With an eye for the betterment of both the program and student-athletes, the Union College baseball program has announced an extensive enhancement project that will take the Bulldog program to the next level both in the Appalachian Athletic Conference and in the NAIA.
Union College's Paige Moore saved one of the best performances of her four-year career for the right moment, as the senior slammed home 20 kills, pacing the Bulldogs to a thrilling, come-from-behind, five-set victory in the Appalachian Athletic Conference Tournament Championship Game over Bryan (Tenn.) on Friday afternoon.
Union College announced the expansion of the Union Collegiate Institute-Early College at a special ceremony in the Sharp Academic Center on Tuesday.
A pair Union College students presented original research during the Southern Appalachian Culture Series conference held last month in Boiling Springs, N.C.
Union College junior Jake Johnston has been named to the 2014 Capital One Academic All-District® Football Team, selected by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA).
Union College and Southeast Kentucky Community and Technical College embarked on a collaborative effort, signing six (two-plus-two) agreements leading to a bachelor's degree in a variety of course offerings.
The Union College Cultural Events Committee is proud to welcome DUO SUDESTE in concert on Thursday, Nov. 6, at 7:30 p.m.
Union College Theatre is proud to present 'Moon Over Buffalo', a comedy by Ken Ludwig, with performances on Oct. 30, 31, Nov. 1, 7, and 8.
Union College was the site for the Mountain Advocate's candidate forum for the Knox County Judge Executive and Barbourville Mayoral races on Tuesday.
Knox County is rich with history, and some Union College faculty and students recently did their part to help preserve a forgotten piece of our nation's growth and expansion: Boone Trace.
Union College sophomore Andy Clark was named NAIA National Men's Soccer Defensive Player of the Week, the national office announced on Tuesday.
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The U.S. actually did better than usual. The 32 medals topped the table and accounted for what USA Swimming is calling the team's best performance since 1978. The U.S. men swept the relays for the first time since 1982. (Related item:Full list of U.S. medalists and finalists)
Six U.S. swimmers, a mix of prodigies and proven veterans, led the gold rush in Canada:
Kate Ziegler, 17, revived U.S. hopes in the distance races with convincing wins in the 800-meter and 1,500-meter freestyle, the latter with the third best time in history.
Katie Hoff, 16, set World Championship records to win the 200 and 400 individual medleys and added a third gold in a thrilling 4x200 freestyle relay in which Olympian Kaitlin Sandeno finished with the third-best split in history and overhauled the leaders in the last 50 meters.
Breaststroke specialist Brendan Hansen swept the Olympic distances (100, 200) in his discipline and added a relay gold in the 4x100 medley. Hansen set a World Championship record in the 100 and won by 1.37 seconds in the 200.
Michael Phelps showed that he's the only swimmer in the world who can win five golds and answer questions about failing to live up to expectations. The megamedalist, who skipped a couple of his stronger events to challenge himself in freestyle, cruised to victory in the 200 freestyle, the 200 medley and all three relays, along with a silver in the 100 butterfly.
Ian Crocker beat Phelps with a world record of 50.40 seconds in the 100 butterfly. He also won gold in the medley relay and silver in the 50 butterfly.
Backstroke king Aaron Peirsol went one better than Crocker, earning a third gold medal in the 100 in addition to his world record in the 200. Peirsol also joined Hansen, Crocker and Jason Lezak on the winning medley relay. (Phelps, Randall Bal, Mark Gangloff and Neil Walker handled the medley relay prelims.)
For his efforts in duplicating his golden trifecta from Athens, Peirsol is USATODAY.com's U.S. Olympic Athlete of the Week.
Other notable performances of the week:
The U.S. finished second in the World Championships in Montreal after two close games in the medal rounds.
Brenda Villa scored three goals as the U.S. rallied to beat Russia 10-8 in the semifinals. After the U.S. fell behind 5-3, Villa, Thalia Munro and Lauren Wenger scored to give the U.S. a 6-5 lead in the last few seconds of the third quarter. The teams traded goals in the fourth, with Kelly Rulon putting the U.S. up 7-6 and Wenger scoring her second to put the U.S. ahead 8-7. Heather Petri scored with 2:42 left for a 9-8 lead, Emily Feher made a key save and Villa sealed the game with a late penalty.
The U.S. rallied again in the final, outscoring Hungary 4-0 in the second half to force a 7-7 tie before falling 10-7 in overtime. Ericka Lorenz scored the final two goals of regulation; Rulon and Moriah Van Norman also scored twice each.
Justin Gatlin (10.15 seconds) continued his march to the World Championships with a win at the DN Galan Super Grand Prix meet in Stockholm, Sweden. U.S. hurdlers dominated, taking the top three in the 110 (Anwar Moore, David Oliver, Dawane Wallace) and top two in the 400 (Bershawn Jackson, James Carter). Jeremy Wariner had the other U.S. win in the 400 in 44.90, with Kerron Clement third. Bernard Lagat was second in the 1,500, Jesse Williams took second in the high jump, Jamie Nieto finished behind Williams to place third in the high jump, and Nick Hysong was third in the pole vault.
In the women's events in Stockholm, Grace Upshaw (21 feet, 8 inches) and Tianna Madison took the top two spots in the long jump. Me'Lisa Barber and Allyson Felix finished 2-3 in the 100 and Hazel Clark was second in the 800. The top U.S. 100-meter hurdlers were surprisingly kept out of the top three.
At the Bislett Games, a Golden League meet in Oslo, Sandra Glover (400 hurdles, 53.93) and Amy Acuff (high jump, 6-4) were the U.S. winners. Acuff, Ifoma Jones and Erin Aldrich swept the high jump.
Lagat placed second (3:48.38) and Alan Webb fourth (3:48.92) in a blistering mile race. Joel Brown (13.22), Terrence Trammell and Allen Johnson finished second through fourth in the 110 hurdles, while Lauryn Williams (11.16), LaTasha Colander and Rachelle Boone-Smith matched the feat in the 100. Lashinda Demus fell out of contention for the Golden League jackpot, stumbling on her way to a third-place finish behind Glover. Tyson Gay (100) and Tyree Washington (400) were the other U.S. third-place finishers.
Heavyweight Eric Fields made a powerful international debut, stopping South Korea's Eu Chan Jung in the second round to give the U.S. a 5-5 tie in a dual competition in Reno. Also winning for the U.S. were Richard Baltazar (125 lbs.), Stan Martyniouk (132), Willie Nelson (141) and Austin Trout (152).
Sheila Taormina finished sixth in the women's race and Victor Plata finished ninth in the men's event at a World Cup gathering in Salford, England.
Misty May-Treanor and Kerri Walsh found themselves in unusual territory at the Paris Grand Slam, falling into the elimination bracket after losing to U.S. rivals Elaine Youngs and Rachel Wacholder for the second time this season in the third round. May-Treanor and Walsh rebounded to win five in a row, including a win over Youngs and Wacholder in the semfinal and a 21-17, 21-15 decision over Brazil's Juliana Felisberta Silva and Larissa Franca in the final. Youngs and Wacholder finished fourth.
Jake Gibb and Stein Metzger fought through the elimination bracket, stopping the 11-match win streak of Germany's Julius Brink and Kjell Schneider along the way, to reach the final of the men's tournament before falling to Switzerland's Patrick Heuscher and Stefan Kobel. U.S. men had not medaled in an FIVB event since the end of the 2003 season.
Jessica Mendoza hit .571 with three RBI over four games as the U.S. finished second in the Japan Cup. Japan, which beat the U.S. in the World Cup final earlier this summer, handed the U.S. two more losses, winning 1-0 in 10 innings and taking the final 3-0. Cat Osterman threw a no-hitter in a 5-0 win over China.
With the full team finally arriving in Argentina after missing several matches with visa difficulties, the U.S. men beat Argentina 22-25, 25-21, 25-21, 28-26 behind Dave McKienzie's 25 points. The U.S. won four of five matches on the tour, playing only once with more than seven players.
Tournament MVP Justin Gray (Wake Forest) scored 25 points as the U.S. rallied from a 15-point deficit to beat Lithuania 91-86 at the Global Games in Frisco, Texas. Gray shared tournament MVP honors with Lithuania's Arturas Jomantas. Taj Gray (Oklahoma) and J.J. Redick (Duke) scored 15 points each as the U.S. Under-21 team routed Team Texas in the final game of the tournament and finished unbeaten.
Track and field: The World Championships start Saturday in Helsinki, Finland.
Modern pentathlon: Warsaw hosts the World Championships.
Swimming: U.S. and Australia, not content with swimming for medals in Montreal, face off in the Duel in the Pool in Irvine, Calif.
Basketball: Argentina hosts the Under-21 World Championships.
Beach volleyball: The top Americans and Brazilians are expected at a Grand Slam tournament in Klagenfurt, Austria.
Triathlon: The World Cup circuit visits Hamburg, Germany.
Volleyball: The U.S. men continue their South American tour in Brazil.


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|Batman: Arkham City - Harley Quinn's Revenge (2012)
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|Batman: Arkham City (2011)
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|Batman: Arkham Asylum (2009)
|Black (2006)
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|Catwoman (2004)
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L'Illusionniste (The Illusionist) was the first Magic Periodical in France.
Founder-editor Jean Caroly. Pen name of Jean-Auguste Faugeras (1868-1955)
Ran from Vol. 1, No. 1, jan. 1902 to Vol. 13, No. 151, july 1914.
New series began in 1947, edited by Guy Bert, pen name of Henri Guibert.


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Review: After finding this restaurant on Happy Cow decided to go there for lunch. There were three of us, we were on vacation. We started off with some juices that were good, but could have been better if cold. One person ordered the hamburgesa, which was okay but salty. The other person had the broccoli battered in egg dish, he said it was delicious. I ordered a plato economica, arroz jardinero con platano (rice with veggies and bananas). One person got his meal, but it took almost 20 minutes for the next dish to come out. They ate when they got their dish so the food wouldn't get cold. They had both finished and I still hadn't received my food. The waitress never checked in on us, so I finlly got her attention and ask about my food. She said they had run out of that dish. When asked why she didn't bother to tell us, she said she just found out, 40 minutes after we ordered. She was unapologetic. Fed up, but hungry I ordered the arroz chauffa without egg. It tasted fine, but the bad experience ruined the whole meal for me.
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From Middle English overspreden, from Old English ofersprǣdan, corresponding to over- + spread. Cognate with Dutch overspreiden ("to overspread"), German überspreiten ("to overspread").
overspread (third-person singular simple present overspreads, present participle overspreading, simple past and past participle overspread)
- (transitive) To spread over or across (something); cover over; be scattered over; permeate, overrun.
- Drayton
- those nations of the North which overspread the world
- 1913, DH Lawrence, Sons and Lovers, Penguin 2006, p. 289:
- Deliberately, and with a peculiar quivering smile, that seemed to overspread her whole body, she put her mouth on his.
- Drayton
- (intransitive) To be spread or scattered about.


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The Camillus Town Board unanimously approved its 2008 budget last Tuesday. The town general expenses increased 2% for a total of $175,000 because the board estimated too much revenue for the landfill, and fine money was also down about $100,000.
"I think this years budget is an excellent budget considering we had many obstacles to deal with," said Town Supervisor Mary Ann Coogan.
In going through the budget the board held the line and there will be no new hires through 2009. Also, $158,000 in unanticipated revenue and $100,000 in reserve was used to bring down the budget. The total increase in taxes is about 2.2 percent, or approximately $15 per $100,000.
"As we move forward, there's always a concern for property tax," said board member James Salanger. "I think it's incumbent upon us to start pressuring the state of New York to break the gridlock and start addressing the property tax issue."
Town board member Diane Dwire agreed.
"I think one of the things on a local level we've done is encourage economic development," Dwire said. "We certainly have exciting projects going and have seen a lot of growth in the last two or three years, and this is one of the ways to maintain our tax rate at minimum increases."
Third ward councilor William Davern credited the freeze on hiring for new positions as a factor in the budget.
"I was pleased that the board agreed the hiring freeze for two additional years," Davern said. "That's very important to all of us, that we're trying to control any increase in expenses."
[In other news:]
- The board approved the installation of one proposed fire hydrant in the existing Hinsdale Road Water Supply District.
- The board unanimously accepted a purchase offer from Mr. Jeff Oot in the amount of $260 for an abandoned section of Marion Ave. that is approximately 50 by 65 feet near 3405 Milton Ave.
- The board set Nov. 27 at 11 a.m. at the Camillus Municipal Building to open sealed bids for the construction of the Camillus Consolidated Water Department
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A Merry Selfie Christmas,
We live in a generation that gives us more options to be selfish than ever before. We can tweet 140 words about our lives, post a status update to our wall, instagram a photo of the meal in front of us and selfie our world with cameras that focus towards us. There was a day that the camera only focused on others, but now they have turned to focus on the most important person on earth, central figure of our journey, the very being the universe circles around.
I am number one and everyone else are just supporting characters in my narcissistic world view. I am the hero of my story and frankly the hero of everyone elses story. I actually believe everyone else revolves around me. Their stories aren't about them but about me. 2 Tim. 3:2 makes it pretty clear that, "people will be lovers of themselves…" and that love of themselves will be what divides and destroys society.
Our egocentric world view creates a system and a society that wreaks havoc on everyone and everything. Even our actions of helping others are but facades of our own mercenary of self indulgence as we trick our own soul into helping others for selfish kick-backs.
This isn't our fault. Right? Every advertisement we see, every expression in the media we are accosted with tells us that we are to take care of ourselves and that we are to want it "My way."
We are told, repeatedly, even brainwashed to believe that the selfie driven impulses of our souls should be acted upon. We should get what we want, even demand it to be so. And, if the insistence doesn't work we are taught that we should wage war to get what we believe we deserve.
What do we deserve?
Happiness? No, but the pursuit of Happiness.
Food? No, but the access to food.
Love? No, but the space for love.
We are a people who love others so that they will love us. But we have been called to love others even when they hate us. We tell others that we love them, but when that love and affection isn't reciprocated we stomp off in a huff and dream of finding a new lover, one who will love us the way we need, want, desire. What we are really looking for in a lover is a prostitute who will fulfill us in the ways we tell her to, but without paying her to do so. Maybe, if we are honest we are really looking for a love slave.
We love the concept of a loving God, but hate it when we feel he isn't loving us the way we want him to. The only way we can be happy with a vending machine god is when we come to him with our self focused request, push the correct buttons and out pops a love cola, or an answer to our prayer.
Then we turn the corner of the Christmas Season after a vain-glorious year of selfie infused autobiographies and try our darnedest to give gifts to those second cast characters of the movie of me and find it hard, because we don't know them. We only know them through our own eyes, our own lenses of what they might want, based on what we want from them.
Quickly we realize this gift giving perfunctory performance at Christmas is doomed for failure, because nothing satisfies the selfie soul in all of us. The gifts end up being empty.
Hope in what we will get fades quickly and is discovered to be empty.
Joy we so desire is wrapped in the paper thin facade of unfulfilling gifts.
Peace we pray for is only an empty calm in the ignoring of conflict.
Love we so deeply desire is blocked by our own incessant appetite to snap a selfie and share it with the world.
And our souls heave with deep angst. We sit amongst the heaps of shredded cheap and Santa Claused wrapping paper and empty boxes of empty fulfillment wondering what we have just accomplished. Was this past month of buying, worry, traffic, and hope worth it. Did it satisfy the soul? Is this really what Christmas is all about, is it over before it really began?
We hear people say that "Christmas isn't going to come this year." Which often means, "There won't be very many presents."
I have news for you. Christmas can't, by definition, come. Christmas doesn't and can't do anything on it's own. Christmas isn't a physical package bearing being that can walk into your holiday and shower you with gifts.
But there is one who can. There is one who can fulfill. There is one who can bring dreams to reality. There is one who can bring light into darkness. There is one who can transform hearts of stone to hearts of flesh. There is one who can bring death life.
Christmas is but a celebration that belongs to Christians who understand the value of the Sent Savior and Risen Lord. There is no selfie album in the Kingdom of God.
What if we let Christmas do something new to our souls this year? What if we allowed the celebration of the birth of the King to transform our attitude towards the life we live. What if our attitudes made a difference in world and the responses of those around us? What if we gained influence in an influencial city for the Glory of Christ Jesus.
But is it possible to change the course of society; a society that is recklessly careening towards chaotic doom? Can we make a difference? Maybe we can't change the planet. But we can bring change to those who are close to us. One by one. Neighbor by neighbor. House by house. Street by street.
Think about the so called first Christmas. In a place of zero influence.
Prophecy was spoken
The time was right
Waiting was over
Bethlehem was prepared
Mary was chosen
The Angel presented
Joseph answered
The Gift was given
The Virgin was pregnant
A Journey ensued
The Rooms were full
The Stable was entered
The Savior was born
In the Manger he was placed
No Cameras, No lights, No Royalty
Humble circumstances, A quiet Gift
Silent Night, Holy Night.
A Star shown bright
Angels Sang
Shepherds knelt
Wise men worshipped
Jesus came to fulfill God's promise to us.
Not because we deserved it.
Not because we had been found faithful.
Not because we prayed to the vending machine god to come and rescue us and fulfill our every desire.
But because God promised to rescue us even when we hated him.
He sought us out, when we had our backs to him.
He searched for us, when we were hiding from him.
He would call out for us when we were muffling our ears.
He would run after us while we were running away.
His album is full of pictures of us, while we were filling our album full of the latest selfie posting.
When we realize the greatest gift ever given was Jesus our eyes turn outward and our photography becomes about others. We realize that the latest selfie is but an empty apparition of the past, but the photo taken of others creates the future and fulfills the soul's longing.
We become a people who influence an entire generation to turn towards the creator God, the true center of the universe, the real main character of the story of earth.
When the story of Christmas is told this year, may it tell the tale of you turning the camera around. Instead of celebrating yet another Merry Selfie Christmas, may it be a Merry Selfless Christmas.
You can't do that if you have never received the gift of Life from the King.


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Believe it or not, some readers find Zodiac even more fun than Neal Stephenson's defining 1990s cyberpunk novel, Snow Crash. Zodiac is set in Boston, and hero Sangamon Taylor (S. T.) ironically describes his hilarious exploits in the first person. S. T. is a modern superhero, a self-proclaimed Toxic Spiderman. With stealth, spunk, and the backing of GEE (a non-profit environmental group) as his weapons, S. T. chases down the bad guys with James Bond-like Zen.
Cruising Boston Harbor with lab tests and scuba gear, S. T. rides in with the ecosystem cavalry on his 40-horsepower Zodiac raft. His job of tracking down poisonous runoff and embarrassing the powerful corporations who caused them becomes more sticky than usual; run-ins with a gang of satanic rock fans, a deranged geneticist, and a mysterious PCB contamination that may or may not be man-made--plus a falling-out with his competent ("I adore stress") girlfriend--all complicate his mission.
Stephenson/S. T.'s irreverent, facetious, esprit-filled voice make this near-future tale a joy to read.
Stephenson's (The Big U) improbable hero is Sangamon Taylor, a high-tech jack-of-all-trades who inhales nitrous oxide for kicks and scouts environmental hazards for GEE, the Group of Environmental Extremists. Taylor particularly wants to nab the polluters of Boston Harbor, whose toxic sludge he monitors by zipping from illegal pipeline to illegal pipeline in his inflatable Zodiac raft. His work is slow-going and boring until the concentration of deadly PCBs rises inexplicably and then mysteriously drops to nothing. And then the "eco-thriller" begins: the bad guys are everywhere as Taylor ferrets out the connections between his bizarre landlord, a nerdy friend from college who's at work on a top-secret genetic-engineering project for a high-tech company, an industrialist-turned-Presidential-candidate and the crazed fans of Poyzen Boyzen, a heavy-metal band. In creating this all-too-conceivable story of industry and science running amok, Stephenson puts his technological knowledge elegantly to use, but never lets gadgets and gizmos take over the story. The characters are entertaining, if broadly drawn, and the rip-roaring conclusion will make a dandy denouement in the movie rendition. Film rights to Warner Brothers.
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Strong central plotline, good, if somewhat stereotypical characters and decent pace. Not as much of a thinking book as Anathem, Reamde, or the quicksilver collection, but enjoyable... Read morePublished 4 months ago by P. Golds
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Set in Boston this thriller centres on the exploits of the oddly monikered Sangamon Taylor aka The Toxic Spiderman. Read morePublished on Oct. 1 2003 by Matthew Wharton
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Not sure how all that works, but I have re-edited all my old papers, preparing them for the move, with a book ad to my e-booksite on each one. It may be by the end of today (8-10-15). There will be forwarding links (I dunno how many).
I'll have to reorganize everything once the "exportation" occurs. It'll be a painstaking process of several weeks. The header above, that was professionally designed for my blog some years ago, will be retained. Over there they have the cool drop-down menus that I have never had, so navigating my many "topical web pages" should be at least as easy, if not easier, than it has ever been.
Here is my blog page at Patheos.
And here is my introductory post.
Readers can subscribe to Patheos itself and to my own posts (see the sidebar). That seems to have never worked properly here.
I get paid per so many page views, so if you are reading my stuff (especially multiple posts in one reading), you are helping me earn income. Very exciting, as I've never had that opportunity before . . .
I'll be cranking out more articles than ever under this new system. Please come read, and you can always follow the ad on each page to my e-booksite for some rock-bottom prices for ePubs and mobis ($2.99) and $1.99 for PDFs!


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For the celiac disease community, the greatest gift of all this season is to assure full recognition of celiac disease by the medical community with rapid diagnosis and treatment for the 2.5 million Americans still undiagnosed. CDF provides hope and help to people with celiac disease and gluten sensitivity and their loved ones.
By investing in CDF, your donations, no matter the gift size, are being put to work now. View our Annual Report to see how CDF puts your dollars to work.
Make a gift today!
Adrienne- Child Diagnosed with Celiac Disease
After it all sunk in, I cried for my Alex.
By age three, our beautiful Alex wasn't growing as he should. His doctor recommended a blood test for celiac disease. How could a child who always ate pasta and pizza have celiac disease and we, his parents, be so oblivious to it?
I cried for the struggles he would face, the birthday parties, the constant worry about what he eats, and the feelings of being different. I cried because it was possible, at three years old, that Alex had never known what it meant to really feel good. After a few weeks on a gluten-free diet, Alex had more energy and a much better disposition.
This is why we are enthusiastic supporters of Celiac Disease Foundation's 2015 Gift of Hope $100,000 Challenge, and urge you to join us now with a gift of $100 or any amount you can afford. We love the fact that our tax-deductible donation will be matched, increasing its impact. We love the fact that our gift will go to support the work of CDF to increase diagnosis, and to spur research for therapeutic treatments and a cure for celiac disease.
Most of all, we support the Gift of Hope $100,000 Challenge because we love our Alex. At nearly seven years old, while Alex still has some complications from celiac disease, he continues to do remarkably well, and he loves to teach his friends about eating gluten-free.
We know that not everyone is as lucky as Alex to be diagnosed so young. And, because Alex's celiac disease is not completely resolved, we pray that one day there will be a cure. Please join us and make your tax-deductible Gift of Hope today.
Chad – Undiagnosed for 5 years:
If you're reading this letter, then you have been affected in some way by celiac disease and/or a gluten-related disorder. Whether you found the Celiac Disease Foundation due to yourself, a loved one, friend or colleague being diagnosed, I understand what you've been going through.
I've always felt that it's incredibly beneficial to connect with others who share similar experiences. So today, I'd like to share my diagnosis story with you, with the hope that you'll join me in helping to prevent the needless suffering caused by undiagnosed celiac in millions of people in the U.S. and beyond.
My story begins at a time when information about celiac disease and eating gluten-free wasn't at your fingertips time when you couldn't ask Siri, "what's celiac?" or "how to eat gluten-free" and get the answer read to you in your car, while your phone is also providing you with live traffic and weather updates
The year was 1988 and I was just five yearsold. I would wake up every single day with a horrific headache and agonizing stomach pain. Most days, I would try to work through the pain and go to school, but there were many mornings where the pain was so sever that I simply couldn't get out of bed.
Like most kids, I loved being outdoors and playing sports with friends, but when you're that age, it's hard for your friends to understand that you can't play baseball or basketball with them because you aren't feeling well. Not to mention the fact that I was constantly picked last in sports due to my small stature, which I would later find out was a result of undiagnosed celiac.
Soon, the head and stomach pain took over my life – school, sports, friends and fun all became secondary as we desperately tried to figure out what was making me feel so sick. This is when the seemingly infinite number of doctors visits began.
For the next two and a half years, I practically lived in doctors' offices – something that no should ever have to experience. I was put through test after test and ultimately, misdiagnosed at every turn. The fear of the unknown and frustration that came along with each misdiagnosis began to take its toll as my health continued to decline.
Finally, after visiting about 20 specialists throughout California and exhausting every resource that we had, a doctor described the symptoms of something called celiac disease and recommended that I get tested. Sure enough, the biopsy results came back and I was diagnosed with celiac disease. Although it was an exhausting and tiresome process, I was fortunate to get a concrete answer as to why I had felt so sick for so many years.
And that's when we met Elaine Monarch, who would forever change my life.
Sure I was young, but I definitely remember meeting Elaine y first memories of her were of an incredibly generous, compassionate woman, who truly cared about my health and wellbeing.
helped us understand celiac disease and what it meant to live a healthy gluten-free lifestyle. Soon after meeting her, invited my mom and to attend one of the first ever CDF education conferences, and I was in heaven! My mom focused on all of the educational aspects and great speakers, while I ran around eating everything in sight! After all, I finally found a place where EVERYTHING WAS GLUTEN-FREE! It was truly amazing, and something that I'll never forget.
After the diagnosis, and with the help of my family, Elaine and CDF, I began to feel much better and started to feel like a normal, healthy kid again I then went on to play high school basketball and water polo and graduated from USC. Sadly, I lost touch with Elaine throughout these years.
Post college, I started a few online businesses in the gluten-free space and began to blog about living gluten-free in hopes that my story might help someone going through similar health issues. Within a month of launching my first website, I received an email from Elaine that said, "Chad, is that you after all of these years?"
I was so glad to reconnect with someone who had such a positive impact on my life.
then invited me up to the CDF offices, where I was eventually asked to sit on the Board of Directors for the foundation. Of course, I accepted the invitation with great enthusiasm.
So here we are 25 years after my diagnosis and first encounter with Elaine, and I am fortunate enough to see Elaine on a regular basis. She's still the same selfless, caring and giving person that I remember when I was so young and I'm privileged to be able to now call this incredible mentor my friend.
Today, I'm writing to ask for your help as we at CDF prepare for a new year of raising celiac disease awareness.
I am hoping that I can count on you to show your commitment to the Celiac Disease Foundation with a charitable, tax-deductible contribution of $50 or more to support the breadth of our work in the coming year.
Your gift will be recognized as statement of appreciation for and celebration of the incredible vision and service of CDF's Founder and now lifetime board member, Elaine Monarch. In addition, your generous donation will be helping to prevent the needless suffering caused by undiagnosed celiac in over 2.5 million people in the U.S. and beyond, so that no one else will have to endure through years of pain before finding a diagnosis.
This year, CDF's Board of Directors has generously offered to match the Gift of Hope donations. The Board $50,000 Challenge Match will add $1 to every $2 donated this year. In other words, your gift of $50 is worth $75, $100 will be worth $150 or your $1,000 will be worth $1,500 to the Celiac Disease Foundation. The Challenge Match will make your gift go that much further to end the suffering caused by celiac disease.
Your tax-deductible gift will have a lasting and immeasurable effect, as you join in the fight to diagnose, treat and find a cure for celiac disease and all gluten-related disorders.
Can I count on you to support this great cause?
Please visit celiac.org/hope to give your tax-deductible donation and to show your support for the Celiac Disease Foundation.
Thanks in advance for your generous donation and happy holidays to you and your family!
Elliott Taft
As you consider your charitable donations for Giving Tuesday, please consider the following: I have been involved with Celiac Disease Foundation for more than 25 years. I don't have the disease. To the best of my knowledge, no one in my family has the disease. I became involved when I heard this statement from a friend of mine about his little girl: "Nobody knew what was wrong with her." It was incredible to me then that a little girl was at the point of death after dozens of visits to doctors because none had thought to test her for celiac disease. To learn how she came to be diagnosed, I urge you to watch my video.
Here I am 25 years later, and I still hear this same phrase – "Nobody knew what was wrong with her" – again and again from parents, from spouses, from friends. As stunning, the prevalence of celiac disease is doubling in the population every 15 years, so the possibility of individuals going undiagnosed may be increasing faster than our capacity to educate healthcare providers and the public. Clearly, we have work to do. And that is why I am pleased, along with my fellow Board members on this Giving Tuesday, to MATCH your year-end, tax-deductible contribution to CDF's Gift of Hope $100,000 Challenge.
Please, make your gift today. Give $50 and my fellow Board members and I will add $25. Give $100 and we will add $50. We need this money today to make a difference in the lives of celiac disease patients tomorrow. Please give generously.
Caryn – Undiagnosed for 16 years:
All of a sudden, they seem to be everywhere: gluten-free options in grocery stores, restaurants, coffee bars, and even at the ballpark. Please, don't get me wrong…all of this is great. What isn't penetrating America's consciousness, however, is the life-threatening implications of our ongoing failure to quickly and correctly diagnose and treat celiac disease.
This is what we, working together, must change. I am writing to tell you why the Gift of Hope Challenge Match contribution that I recently made to Celiac Disease Foundation (CDF) this season is so important to me, and why I encourage you to join me and do the same.
My name is Caryn. I am a 56 year-old woman living in Southern California. About 20 years ago, I started to struggle with chronic and severe stomach pain. Because I was active and loved to play tennis, I tried to ignore the pain. I told myself that it was nothing. The pain, however, was not to be ignored. It persisted and I told my doctors. Every doctor I saw dismissed my complaints. They looked me in the eye and told me that there was nothing wrong with me. None…I repeat…NONE of my doctors tested me for celiac disease. I was so frustrated, but since the doctors did not seem worried, I tried not to let myself worry.
My friends, however, saw my misery. As much as I tried to pretend that I was fine, it was obvious that I was not. Years ago, one friend suggested that I get tested for celiac disease. Of course, I did not listen. What was celiac disease? I knew nothing about it, so, by my calculation, I couldn't have been affected by it.
Four years ago, I returned to the doctor with a severe pain on my right side. It turned out that a malignant tumor in my colon had led to a ruptured appendix. It was only with my cancer diagnosis that the doctors tested me for celiac disease. My blood test results were off the charts. Here is the real horror: My doctors told me that if I had been diagnosed with celiac disease and treated years ago, I may never have gotten cancer. I recently had my second surgery, several rounds of chemotherapy and am now starting radiation – and it is possible that this could have all been prevented.
So to me this fight to increase the rate of diagnosis of celiac disease is deeply personal. I don't want anyone else to have to go through this battle – being in pain without a diagnosis – only to end up with cancer like I did.
That is why I have made my tax-deductible contribution to this year's Gift of Hope annual fund campaign. I am especially excited about this year's gift because CDF's Board of Directors has generously offered to match our Gift of Hope donations. The Board's $50,000 Challenge Match to each of us is this: they will add $1 to every $2 donated this year. In other words, your gift of $100 will be worth $150 to Celiac Disease Foundation or your $1,000 gift will be worth $1,500 and so on. The Challenge Match will make your gift go that much further to end the suffering caused by celiac disease.
I regret to this day that I didn't listen to my friend's suggestion to be tested for celiac disease. The wonderful people at Celiac Disease Foundation were my only source of information when I received my diagnosis. I can assure you, they work tirelessly to stop the needless suffering that results because only 17% of individuals with celiac disease have been properly diagnosed. CDF has an ambitious but attainable goal to raise that number to 50% within five years. Even today, there are too many medical professionals who never even consider celiac disease when evaluating their patients. The lack of education has gone on for too long. With Celiac Disease Foundation at the forefront of celiac disease awareness and education, I feel comfortable knowing that advances are being made.
I don't know how long I suffered from celiac disease. What I do know is that I saw many doctors for many years and that an early and correct diagnosis would have changed my life.
I know that our year-end contributions to CDF's Gift of Hope campaign will change a life. It will help stop the needless and potentially deadly suffering caused by undiagnosed celiac disease in millions upon millions of people.
Please, make your tax-deductible contribution to Celiac Disease Foundation's Gift of Hope. Simply make a secure donation at celiac.org/hope. If you personally have celiac disease, or if you know someone who does, you understand why we have a special responsibility to step up and make a difference. You and I can help put an end to this misery. With the $50,000 Gift of Hope Challenge Match, the time has never been better.
Kathy – Undiagnosed for 50 years:
My name is Kathy. I am a 57 year-old woman living in Washington, DC. For as long as I can remember, my skin has been a mess. As a little girl, I used to lie next to my mother in my bed crying about the itchy blotches that covered my body. I would scratch them so hard that I had to wear mittens to bed. As a teenager, I would stay at home rather than go out with my friends. I can remember being diagnosed with psoriasis, eczema, allergies, and even a bad case of anxiety. Nothing helped.
As an adult, it only got worse. My hair started to fall out. I spent months wrapped in gauze like a mummy. I could sometimes peel off sections of my skin like plastic wrap. My husband moved into the guest room because he said I kept him awake because I scratched loudly in my sleep. I was frustrated, depressed, and very often angry.
After seeing almost every dermatologist in the city, and being on a daily regimen of steroids, I had had enough! Finally, a friend recommended a doctor who looked at my skin and told me that he thought I had Dermatitis Herpetiformis, the skin form of celiac disease. He recommended that I get tested. I did. I tested positive for celiac disease. After a few weeks on a gluten-free diet my skin began to heal. My hair started growing back. I am buying nice clothes for the first time in my life. I am singing in a jazz band. I am traveling and enjoying my life.
I have made my contribution to CDF's annual Gift of Hope Campaign. I ask you to do the same. You and I know better than anyone the consequences of undiagnosed celiac disease. By supporting CDF generously and frequently, we can help spread the word among healthcare providers and patients to increase the currently abysmal testing rates for celiac disease. Together, we can help end the suffering of an estimated 2.5 million Americans who are currently undiagnosed.
Jana – Undiagnosed for 25 Years:
I first learned about CDF shortly after being diagnosed with celiac disease. Unfortunately that diagnosis came after 25 years of illness, visits to dozens of doctors and innumerable misdiagnosis'. I was shocked and, frankly, devastated to learn that such a simple solution — don't eat gluten — could have prevented all those years I lost to being sick. I wondered how many others where in my situation… and what I could do about it.
I wandered into CDF's offices unannounced. The founder Elaine Monarch was in and stopped everything to talk to me. Really… files sat unopened and phones went unanswered. She shared her story and the stories of others who needlessly suffered for years without a diagnosis. I felt a little less alone that day. That day I began to support CDF. I urge you to do the same, right now.
I have made my contribution to CDF's annual Gift of Hope Campaign. You and I know better than anyone the consequences of undiagnosed celiac disease. Together, we can help spread the word among healthcare providers and consumers to increase the currently abysmal testing rates for celiac disease. Together, we can help end the suffering of an estimated 2.5 million Americans who are currently undiagnosed.
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I remember coming across this somewhere - all these are former Kronk fighters
Eight went to prison
Nathanial "Gator" Akbar – sentenced 10 to 20 years for arson in 1984; denied parole 5 times so far; next parole hearing June 2002.
Darrell Chambers – sentenced to life for drug conspiracy in 1994; has appeals pending; in prison at Terre Haute, Ind.
Alvin Hayes – sentenced to 5-to-20 in 1987 for armed robbery, released, committed three more armed robberies, sentenced in 1994 to three terms of 612 to 40 years. At Detroit's Ryan Correctional Facility, possibly until December 2040.
John Johnson – retail fraud, served less than two years, released in 1999.
William "Caveman" Lee – went to prison three times for bank robberies, the last time July 2000, when he began a 7-to-15-year federal sentence; first parole date December 2006.
William "Stanley" Longstreet – sentenced for drug conspiracy with Chambers in 1994, released August 1997.
Rickey Womack – armed robberies, assault, did 15 years in prison, paroled last fall.
John Yopp, promoter – sentenced to 30 years in 1994 for drug conspiracy, later reduced to 15 years; in Milan federal penitentiary.
10 have died
Wilson Bell – murdered, 1989
Collier Bishop – killed in car-jacking incident, 1994
Johnny Compo – died in a car crash at 42 last October
Leslie "Lemonade" Gardner – Drug overdose in 1983, age 26
J.L. Ivey – Murdered by drug dealer, 1990, age 26
DuJuan Johnson – murdered, age 28, over $200 debt, 1984
Bernard "Superbad" Mays – died of alcoholism at 33, 1994
Steve McCrory – dead, age 36, undisclosed illness, 2000
Duane Thomas – shot and killed at 39 in drug dispute, 2000
Darius "Dollbaby" Wilson – shot to death, age unknown, early 1980s
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dear dog breeder, If there is such a shortage of stray dogs, as you say, how do you explain the staggering number of stray dogs that are put down every year? in PETA's shelters too - do you suggest they 'import' stray dogs so they can put them down? some people adjust the fact to their own point of view and interest. I suggest you wake up.
shelter dogs are always spayed and neutered, so of course they want you to adopt and not buy a purebred. in time, there will be no purebred dogs left to breed. No sporting dogs to feed families, no working dogs to holistically raise livestock (even some vegans eat eggs and milk), no terriers to rid buildings of vermin. So many gorgeous breeds that we grew up with are endangered because of the anti-pet owning (you are a guardian, which means they are no longer your private property) purebred overpopulation is a myth. many shelters around the country are importing strays from other countries to feed the demand, since small home based breeders can't afford to continue since animal rights activists like PETA have guilted the american public into denying themselves a purebred dog. (which if purchased from an ethical breeder comes with written guarantees and a lifetime take back policy)
Offensive ad, makes me want to go breed my purebreds right now.
And just how did they get all those feathers??? What poor birds had to die so that PETA could have them?
Nice posters, Wonder if these people know PETA 'shelters' kill more animals than any other? And want rid of ALL ANIMALS (wonder if that includes Humans?
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I have in the past 5 years put together a very extensive family tree, some parts going back to the 1750's. One part of the tree has me stuck.
My maternal grandfather was Mathew Paterniti, born in Dec 5, 1917 in Jamestown NY. His father was a Mateo Paterniti (born 1884 or 5) from Tortorci who immigrated to Jamestown between 1900 and 1904. I have been trying to find any information on Mateo. He died at the age of 39 in 1923, and was a barber. Yesterday I found a ship manifest list for a Francesco Paterniti (misspelled Poterniti on the Ellis Island website) who went to Jamestown in 1905 to join "His brother, Paterniti, Mateo.) There are 3 Matteo Paterniti listed on the Ellis Island, none of which are my great grandfather.
Mateo Married Mary Caccamise in Jamestown, They had in addition to my grandfather 4 or 5 other children. Frank Paterniti, Mary Paterniti (who married a Barone) another girl possibly named Theresa and a son named Mathew who died as a baby. My grandfather was born after he died and was named Mathew too. After Mateo died she moved to Niagara Falls and remarried Louis Dangelo and had two more children. I have some basic information on the Caccamise family. Mary had a two brothers, Charles and Russell that had a restaurant in Niagara Falls. I found Charles' SSDI info and sent off for his SS-5 record, as well as having sent off for my grandfather's SS-5.
When I was small I remember going to Jamestown with my grandfather to cemetary to see his father's grave. If any of these 3 names (Mateo and Francesco Paterniti, Mary Caccamise) ring a bell, please contact me. Any Paterniti's that read this please contact me.
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This is the right place to start your genealogy search.
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If you have Mateo's date of birth whynot file form 81 for him with NARA (passenger arrival record into the USA) and see whjat comes up. I underdstand thast many names when transferred to the cxomputer were mispelled but in few instances the names were incorrect on the ships manifest. it seems odd that none of the three are your Mateo..and there is no record for him. I am sure you went to the cemetaryu for the burial records and obtained the death certificate for Mateo in Youngstown right? Peter
All I have is a possible birth year of 1884 or 5. I haven't been to that cemetary since I was about 5 years old, and that was 1977. I don't even know which cemetary he is buried in. The poeple who knew this (my grandfather and great uncles) have passed away. Also I live 2500 miles from Jamestown.
I will look into the NARA form.
I will look into the NARA form.
look up cemetaries in Jamestown or obtain his death certificate which will show where buried or the mortuary or the obituary Form 81 can be had thru www.genealogylookups.com/narchives.htm. File with NARA office NE regional office. Go to www.archives.gov/facilities/facilities_by_state.html for addresses.
Go to www.vitalrec.com/NY.html for death records in NY. Peter
Go to www.vitalrec.com/NY.html for death records in NY. Peter
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I would be interested in and have some information on Paterniti stuff as well. My last name is Paternite and I've traced a majority of my linage to Francesco Paterniti of Longhi, Messina (Italy.)
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