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Darrel S. Ames
Maryan G. Atwood
Marion Alice Pratt Ayers
John "Jack" T. Bailey
Mildred J. Bakey
John P. Baldasaro
Timothy J. Baldasaro
Patricia D. (Nee Loose) Banaszak
Grace V. Beaudoin
Lorraine Frattini Beck
Millie Bertrand
Patricia Bertrand (nee Flannery)
Marian Brown
Martha Marty Merselis Brownell
George Bruce
Robert Albert "Hitchcock" Burnham
Mary E. Campano
Joyce T. Carr
Maurice F. Casey, Jr.
Eugene M. Celelli
Dorothy Lingard Chilson
Lucy Stockwell Whitney Clark
Edward "Ed" B. Close
Dorothy L. Coates
Doris A. Colegrove
Diane G. Confessore
Betsy C. Conrad
Quayle H. Cornell
Beatrice W. Crittendon
Mary C. Daley
Mary C. Daley, mother, friend to many and former first lady of Rutland, 90, died May 11, 2015, at The Meadows at East Mountain.
She was dedicated to her family and her large community of friends.
A Rutland original, she was born Feb. 18, 1925, to James and Marie (Tree) Creed.
Mary was a 1942 graduate of Mount St. Joseph Academy and a graduate of the Rutland Hospital Nursing School. Mary became a registered nurse at Rutland Regional Medical Center, where she focused her attention in the maternity ward. She was passionate about assisting first-time mothers and remains known in the community for her kind heart and sage advice. After her retirement in 1987 she enjoyed gardening, traveling and spending time with her ever-growing family.
She married John J. "Jack" Daley on June 7, 1947, in Christ the King Church. In addition to Jack's political success as Mayor of Rutland and Lt. Governor of Vermont, the two were proud parents of 11 children. Mary and Jack were able to celebrate 53 years of marriage just before his death, June 15, 2000.
Surviving are 2 sons, Michael Daley of Rutland and James Daley of Washington, D.C.; 8 daughters: Patricia Snyder of Shelburne, VT., Linda DiTullio of Hingham, MA, Judy Daley of Rutland, Suzanne Daley Almodovar of Rutland, Mary Jane Samach of Saratoga, NY, Maureen Pavik of Norcross, GA, Lisa John of Bar Harbor, ME, and Sharon Daley of Cincinnati, OH; a sister Patricia Noyes of Rutland, many wonderful grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and nieces and nephews.
She was predeceased by her husband, John J. "Jack" Daley; a daughter, Nancy Kilmurry, and a granddaughter, Sarah Snyder.
A funeral Mass will be held at 10:30 a.m. Friday, May 15, 2015, in Christ the King Church.
Burial will follow in Evergreen Cemetery.
There are no calling hours.
Memorial contributions may be made to Mount St. Joseph Academy Development Fund, Convent Ave, Rutland, VT 05701, or a charitable organization of choice.
June H. Davidson
Sandra Nicholson David
Sally Wilcox Donaghy
Michael P. Dorn
Joseph "Noel" Doyle
Merilyn D. Eaton
Herman "Ike" Eichorn
Fel Fernandez
Albert J. Finethy
Fr. Richard Futie
Thomas Gaboriault
Eve Graham Galloway
Loretta M. Gagne
Thomas Gardiner, Sr.
Arnold Garrison
Winifred Egan Golden
Jacqueline Gould
Beverly Grady
Shirley M. Grieve
CHARLTON, Mass. - Shirley M. (Power) Grieve, 90, passed away Friday, July 18, 2014 at the Overlook Masonic Community in Charlton.
She leaves her husband of 57 years, Robert W. Grieve, a son, Douglas R. Grieve and his wife Johanna of Bow, N.H., and a granddaughter, Audrey Grieve of Atlanta, Ga.She was predeceased by two sisters; Evelyn Kitzmiller and Priscilla Power.
Shirley was born and raised in Needham, a daughter of Francis and Ethel (Eldridge) Power and graduated from Needham High School in 1941. She worked as a dental assistant and then worked as an operator for Bell Telephone in Needham. During World War II she was a volunteer for the Red Cross as a nurses' aide. She was a caregiver, enjoyed helping others, and also enjoyed doing hand crafts. She and her husband travelled around the states in their motor home and also travelled to Hawaii, Great Britain, the Bahamas and the Virgin Islands. After they retired Bob and Shirley moved to Croydon, N.H., and then settled in Charlton in 2006.
SERVICES: A graveside service will be Wednesday, July 23, at 11 a.m. at Meadow View Cemetery in Amherst, N.H.A memorial service for Shirley will be Thursday, July 24, at 11 a.m. in the James C. Nicholl, Jr. Chapel at the Overlook Community, 88 Masonic Home Road, in Charlton.There are no calling hours.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to: Overlook Masonic Health Care, 88 Masonic Home Rd., Charlton, MA. 01507.
The Robert J. Miller-Charlton Funeral Home, 175 Old Worcester Road, Charlton is honored to be assisting Shirley's family with arrangements.
Joan T. Guptill
Louise Davis Halsted
Mary L. Harford (nee Derby)
Edward T. Harrity
Sue Gaddy Hathorn
Gwendolyn Hayden
Jane (Murray) Heaps
Peter Gerald Higgins
Shirley M. Hodgson
Mary "Mel" Hunt Newby
Mary Eleanor Hunt Newby, age 95, of Frederick, passed away on November 28, 2014.
She was known to her family and friends as Mel.
Born February 7, 1919 in Lancaster, New Hampshire, she was the daughter of Raymond L. Hunt and Marion Slack Hunt.
She graduated from Castleton State College in Castleton, Vermont in 1940 with a degree in education.
Mel was the wife of the late Colonel Gilbert U. Newby, who died on November 29, 1997.
She is survived by her daughter, Cynthia Newby of Roxbury, Connecticut, her daughter Lucinda Newby Noland, and husband Robert A. Noland of Frederick, and grandchildren Derek Hunt Noland of St. Petersburg, Florida and Lauren Elizabeth Noland of Frederick.
Respecting the wishes of our mother, there will be no memorial service. She will be buried beside her husband in the cemetery of Norwich University, Military College of Vermont, in Northfield, Vermont.
James M. Jeffords
RUTLAND - James Merrill "Jim" Jeffords was born in Rutland, Vermont, the son of Marion (née Hausman) and the Honorable Olin Merrill Jeffords, who served as chief justice of the Vermont Supreme Court.
He had said that his mother, a music teacher and graduate of Syracuse University, was a relative of French architect Georges-Eugène Haussmann.
Jeffords graduated from Yale University in 1956 and Harvard Law School in 1962. After three years of active duty in the United States Navy (1956-59), Jeffords served in the Naval Reserves until retiring as a captain in 1990. He was a law clerk for Judge Ernest W. Gibson Jr. during 1962 and 1963, and practiced law in Rutland.
A longtime resident of Shrewsbury, Jeffords became active in politics and government in the 1960s as Shrewsbury's grand juror, town agent and zoning administrator, in addition to serving as chairman of the town's Republican committee. He also served as Rutland County's chairman of the Board of Property Tax Appeals.
Jeffords won a seat in the Vermont state Senate in 1966. He followed that success in 1968 with a victory in the race for attorney general of Vermont. He was a presidential elector for Vermont in 1972. Jeffords sought the Republican Party nomination for governor in 1972 but was defeated by Luther "Fred" Hackett. In 1974, after winning the Republican nomination with a plurality in a three-way race, he won Vermont's sole seat in the U.S. House of Representatives, where he served for 14 years and was the ranking Republican member of the House Education and Labor Committee. In 1988, Jeffords was elected to the U.S. Senate, and was re-elected in 1994 and 2000.
Jeffords married his late wife, Elizabeth "Liz" Daley, twice. Their first marriage was in 1961; in June 1978, the couple divorced. On Aug. 26, 1986, they married again, 25 years after their first marriage. Liz Jeffords died on the morning of April 13, 2007, after a long struggle with ovarian cancer. Sen. Jeffords and his wife had two children, Leonard and Laura. After his wife's death, Jeffords resided in Washington, D.C., a move he made in order to live near his son and his wife, Maura; daughter and her husband, Jan; and his two grandchildren, Patton and Hazel.
Funeral services will be held Friday Aug. 22, 2014, at 11 a.m. at Grace Congregational Church of Christ. Officiating will be the Rev. Steven Berry, sabbatical minister of Grace Congregational Church.
Military honors will follow the services at the church.
Burial services will be in Northam Cemetery in Shrewsbury at the convenience of the family.
There are no visiting hours.
Arrangements are under the direction of Clifford Funeral Home in Rutland.
Theresa G. Johnson
Phyllis M. Keith
Doris W. Kidd
Linda L. Kelsey
Florence King
Kimberly Kleiman
Susan Konetzni
Robert D. Kralovec
Inta Krylo
Nancy Houghton Lothrop
Rosalie S. Lea
WANAKENA – Mrs. Rosalie S. Lea, age 86, passed away on February 5, 2015 at Upstate University Hospital in Syracuse.
Her service will be announced at a later date.
Arrangements are with French Family Funeral Home, Star Lake. Condolences may be made online at www.frenchfuneralhomes.com.
Amelia "Amy" Leach
Amelia Leach of Endicott, died peacefully in her sleep on Tuesday, April 21, 2015.
She was predeceased by her parents Jerome and Coralie Ulatowski. She is survived by her husband Brian; two daughters Meghan Leach and Caitlin Leach, both of Owings Mills, MD.; three sons Brian II and wife Karen Leach, San Francisco, CA., Christopher Leach, Endicott, NY., and Trevor Leach, Bel Air, MD.; a sister Tina Ballin and other sisters and brothers.
She was a member of Our Lady of Good Counsel Church, Endicott. Amelia attended Sherburne High School, John Hopkins, and Vassar School of Nursing. Over the years she worked as an Registered Nurse, taught nursing to LPN students, obtained her insurance licenses and then became a legal nurse consultant. Most recently she worked for the legal aid society as a social security disability advocate. Amy Leach will be most remembered as "Momma Leach" for the numerous lives she touched. She was an avid golfer, loved gardening, and was an active member of the community.
A Funeral Mass will be celebrated Saturday 10 am at Our Lady of Good Counsel Church, 701 West Main Street, Endicott. The family will receive friends at the Allen Memorial Home Friday from 4-7 pm.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made in her name to Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Institute at John Hopkins, The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Building, Suite 1100, 401 North Broadway, Baltimore, Maryland 21287.
Michael Maloney
Jesus M. Mangual
June M. (Morse) Marchant
Vincent Marino
Erica Matuszewski
Peter V. Marsden
Rev. Peter V. Marsden, 72, died peacefully in hospice care in Lancaster, PA on Saturday, July 6, of complications from a stroke. A long-time resident of New England, Peter had spent the last nine years living in Lititz, PA, with his loving wife, Cheryl Krull Marsden.
Peter was raised in Spencer, MA, and attended David Prouty High School, Clark University, Bentley University, and Gordon Theological Seminary. After initially pursuing a career as an accountant, Peter found his calling and became an ordained Congregational minister, spending the next thirty-plus years serving churches in several New England towns: Hampton, Thomaston, Warren, and Woodbury, CT; Springfield, VT; and West Brookfield, MA. Peter worked for another decade as an interim pastor in York Beach and Harpswell, ME; Sturbridge, MA; and Annville, Adamstown, and Mount Joy, PA.
Peter loved sports, specifically the Boston Red Sox, Portland Sea Dogs and UCONN Huskies. Peter was also a softball umpire and basketball referee and frequently participated in town basketball and bowling leagues. He was an avid runner much of his life, completing the Boston Marathon in 1968 and the Litchfield Hills Road Race in June of this year. He enjoyed games of all types but was especially adept at card games. A few months before his death, Peter competed for the tenth time in the American Crossword Puzzle Tournament. Music was another passion, and Peter sang in various church and regional choirs and community musical theater productions.
Using simple listening, eye contact, and kind words, Peter devoted his life to caring for and ministering to others. He will be greatly missed by parishioners, friends, and family. He is survived by his wife, Cheryl Krull Marsden; his older daughter, Valerie Marsden Fitzhugh, her husband, Bill, and their son Wilder; his younger daughter, Joanna Marsden Solfrian, her husband, Scott, and their daughters, Olive and Willa; his brother Harry Marsden, and his sons, Adam and Peter; and Phyllis Isley, the partner of his brother, Edwin, who predeceased Peter. Cheryl's family, her mother and siblings and other relatives, mourn Peter's passing as well. Peter was also predeceased by his first wife, Janet King Marsden.
A memorial service will be held on Saturday, July 13th,at 3pm at the Trinity Evangelical Congregational Church, 44 E. Orange St. Lititz, PA. There will be two sets of calling hours, both at the church: Friday, July 12th from 7-9pm and Saturday, July 13th from 1-3pm.
In lieu of flowers, please send contributions to: Compassion International, Colorado Springs, CO 80997-0001. Spacht Funeral Home, Lititz has been entrusted with the arrangements.
Kenneth F. Maxwell
Nancy McAllister
Berta McIntosh
Patricia A. McIntosh
Dorene "Dee" Merian
Mary DiCorrado Milano
Lori Ann (Davis) Milbier
Joann Minnick
Paul R. Morgan
L. Page Morrison
Page Morrison of Newport News, VA died peacefully at Riverside Hospital in the early morning hours of April 18, 2015.
Page was born Leone Page Callis to the late Annie Leone Daniel Callis and Rupert Leslie (Hardy) Callis on November 16, 1934 on her beloved Gwynn's Island, VA. She was one of 4 children, Ruby Lena, Leslie Stuart and Nancy Lee.
Her school age years began at Gwynn's Island Elementary School. Each school day she walked to and from school with her cousin, neighbor, classmate and best friend, Shirley Callis as well as a host of other classmates who also attended Gwynn's Island Elementary. Page attended Mathews High School and graduated salutatorian of her Senior Class in 1952. After graduation Page attended Madison College where she was a Dean's List student all 4 years. She graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education and Minor in Social Science in 1956. After graduation she taught 3rd grade for the Princess Anne County School system.
It was there she met the love of her life, a handsome young Army Officer from Schroon Lake, NY, Robert C. Morrison, a graduate of Norwich University, who was stationed at Fort Story, Virginia. Bob and Page would marry on November 16, 1963 at Gwynn's Island Baptist Church. Married for 51 years, Bob and Page would raise their 2 dear children, Ron and Cindy. Traveling in and out of many duty stations including a special move for the family from 1978-1981 to Heidelberg, Germany where Bob worked in logistics for NATO. Possessing a true servant's heart which was essential as a military wife, Page faithfully cared for her family through many moves with her husband and children, where she held life together through her delicious cooking and unconditional love. A woman of faith and the heart of the Morrison family, Page shaped their spirituality by her tireless Christian example.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Leone and Hardy Callis, her sister Ruby Lena Nelsen, brother in law, Darvin Nelsen, brother, Leslie Stuart Callis, sister in law Gloria Callis and her mother in law, Lucille Morrison. Her surviving family members include her loving husband of 51 years, Robert C. Morrison, her son, Ron Morrison, her daughter in law, Beth Minick Morrison, her daughter Cindy Morrison-Frey, son in law Evan Frey and her beloved grandchildren, Brandon Robert and Nicole Paige Hatcher, their father, Ted Hatcher, her dear sister, Nancy Lee Weir, brother in law Earl Weir, her only nephew, Dwayne Callis, his wife Donna and their two children Cassie and Ken Callis. We also wish to mention two dear friends of the family, Kim Hinson and Cathy Alexander along with their families who have given the Morrison family unending love and support during this difficult time.
Funeral services will be held on Wednesday, April 22, 2015 at 3:00pm, with a viewing from 1-2:30pm at Altmeyer Funeral Home, Denbigh Chapel, 12893 Jefferson Avenue, Newport News, VA. A private family burial will be held at Gwynn's Island Cemetery at a later date.
In lieu of flowers donations can be made to Gwynn's Island Museum, PO Box 109, Gwynn, VA 23066 in memory of Page Callis Morrison.
Kathy Madere Mulligan
Ruth B. (Wall) Murray
Joan E. Mustapich
Edith Cassin Newton
Katherine Nichols
William A. O'Hear
Dalton S. Oliver
Barbara Greer Painter
Avery D. Palmer
Marilyn (Hartley) Picerelli
Marie A. Pecoraro
PECORARO Marie A. (Saunders), age 93, of Ipswich, September 30, 2014.
Wife of the late Joseph M. Pecoraro.Mother of Joseph J. Pecoraro of Stoneham, Marie Eckstrom of Sierra Madre, CA and Janet Appel of Chatsworth, CA. Sister of Francis X. Saunders of Jacksonville, FL and Arthur Saunders of Quincy. Also survived by 4 grandchildren and 1 great grandchild.
Funeral from the Anderson-Bryant Funeral Home, 4 Common St., STONEHAM, Monday at 9 A.M. followed by a funeral mass at St. Patrick Church, 73 Central St., Stoneham at 10 A.M. Interment will be in the Bourne National Cemetery at 1:15 P.M.
In lieu of flowers, please make a contribution to the charity of your choice.
Marilyn G. (Bills) Pierce
Mary Flave Pisciotta
Beatrice "Betty" Sargent Pyper
Haydee Raimondo
Jean W. Rinker
Margaret Deal Robie
Fredricka Sargent
Harriet Elizabeth Head Schwarzer
Dr. Appleton Seaverns
Jin Hi "Sam" Schutzmeister
Wilma P. Selleck
Wilma Patricia Selleck, 94, passed away peacefully at her home surrounded by family on March 19, 2015.
Wilma was born in Rutland Town, along with her fraternal twin, William, on March 17, 1921, to William J. and Theresa Hanley Burke. She attended Rutland High School, graduating in the class of 1939 and then attended Rutland Business College. She also worked at the WPA running a switchboard and mimeographing and later moved to Montpelier to work for the Office of Transportation, rationing gas during the war. She lived briefly in Virginia and New Jersey while her husband Jim was in the service and moved back to Rutland after the war where she resided until her death.
She is survived by her sons Peter A. Selleck and Robert J. Selleck of Rutland, and her daughter Patricia Chestnut and husband Tom of Santa Maria, CA. She was a proud and loving Grandmother and Great grandmother of three granddaughters, two great granddaughters and two great grandsons. She is also survived by her sisters Eileen Hadeka and Doreen Beauchamp and numerous nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her husband Jim after 67 years of marriage, her brothers William and Barry Burke and three sisters, Carmen McDonald, Francis Shouldice and Geraldine McGarry.
She was a long time active member of the Immaculate Heart of Mary Church and the St. Anne Society. Wilma's favorite poem follows: The woods are lovely, dark and deep, But I have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleep, And miles to go before I sleep.
Donations in her memory may be made to The Rutland Open Door Mission, 31 Park St., Rutland, VT 0570 or to Rutland Area Visiting Nurse Assn., P.O. Box 787, Rutland, VT 05702.
Mary E. (Carr) Simeone
Julie Angela Watts Skillings
John Edmund Slater
Patricia J. Slingo
Marguerite E. Sonnenberg
Frank J. Sposato
Gavin Symes
Vivian B. Taylor
NORTHFIELD - Vivian Bryan Taylor, 93, a longtime Northfield resident, died Aug. 24 at Mayo Rehabilitation and Continuing Care in Northfield, Vermont.
Born June 24, 1921, in Elizabeth, New Jersey, she grew up a resident of both Mississauga, Ontario, and Winnetka, Illinois, where she graduated from New Trier High School. Vivian went on to Northwestern University, where she completed both her Bachelor of Science and Master of Science degrees and became a member of Chi Omega sorority.
While at Northwestern, Vivian met her future husband, William "Pop" Adams Bryan. Vivian and Will were married on Sept. 26, 1942. Vivian enjoyed the life of a college professor's wife, and they settled in Northfield, Vermont, in 1952 to raise their family.
This was the beginning of a lifelong affiliation with Norwich University.
Norwich was a family affair with Vivian working at the Norwich library, serving on the Board of Fellows and becoming a Medallion winner. She was also honored as a Norwich University honorary alumna in 2000. Mom and Pop Bryan welcomed countless Norwich Cadets into their home over a period of 50 years. More than one cadet graduated from Norwich due in large part to their support and guidance. Many former students stayed in touch with Mom for decades and enriched her life with their visits. Norwich Homecoming was always looked forward to with great anticipation to renew friendships and recall wonderful memories.
Vivian went back to college later in life, graduating in 1970 with her Master of Library Science degree and becoming the state of Vermont law librarian. Upon retirement, she immediately volunteered at the Norwich University Krietzberg Library for the next 20 years. Vivian believed in giving back to the community, serving as a Boy Scout leader, being an active member of SERV and a member of the Norwich University Staff/Faculty Club.
Vivian loved to travel and managed to see many parts of the world. She was recognized as a founding member of the Northfield Savings Bank Passport Club and went on wonderful adventures with her best friend, Libby Hambleton, and her daughter-in-law, Dale Bliven.
Vivian was an avid skier, becoming a member of the 70-plus club and continuing to cross-country ski long after she gave up downhill. She also enjoyed going to Norwich hockey games, especially in her later years with her son Michael.
Vivian was predeceased by her husbands, William Bryan in 1988, and John Taylor in 1995. She was also predeceased by two grandchildren, Ross and Justin, who died in infancy.
Vivian is survived by her two sons, Shawn Bryan and his wife, Helen, and Michael Bryan and his wife, Jane; grandchildren Rachel, Erin, Jennifer and Grace; and five great-grandchildren.
A memorial service will be held at 10 a.m. on Friday, Aug. 29, at Christ Church, State Street, Montpelier, Vermont. There are no calling hours.
Contributions in memory of Vivian may be made to Mayo Healthcare Inc., 71 Richardson St., Northfield, VT 05663.br />
Bernice "Bunny" H. (Bronstein) Tye
Marlene A. (Paduchowski) Valhouli
Jean Van Ness
Naomi Waddell
Nancy Wahlin
Barbara Ann Wasiewski
Elisabeth Brewer "Betsy" Weintz
Jean Lois Whitehead
Charlotte Cole Harris Weismann
Charlotte Cole Harris Weismann, formerly of Smithtown, Long Island, New York, passed away peacefully at her home in Silver Lake, New Hampshire on Tuesday, October 7, 2014 at 99 years of age.
She was born and raised in Moorhead, Minnesota to John William and Estella Mae (Cole) Harris on August 4, 1915. Charlotte graduated from N.D.A.C. (now NDSU), Fargo, ND with a Bachelor of Science degree in Home Economics in 1937. She was proud to be a member of the Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority. She received her Master of Science degree in business from NYU, School of Retailing in New York in 1938, where she worked at Bonwit Teller's and other large retail stores. After working in retail in New York City, she made a career change and became a teacher of Home Economics landing her first teaching position at Smithtown High School in Smithtown, LI, NY from 1939-40, and then for the Junior High school in Woodmere, LI, NY from 1941-42.
While teaching Home Economics at Smithtown High School, she met Henry C. Weismann, Jr., a young attorney from Smithtown, Long Island, NY. They married while Henry was stationed in the Army in Abilene, TX in 1943 and eventually settled to raise their family in Smithtown. After Charlotte married and started her family, she returned to teaching and taught 1st grade in Smithtown from 1949-50, and again returned to teaching 1st grade in Commack, L.I., NY from 1959-63.
Charlotte will be remembered for her devotion to her husband of 61 years, especially during his years of practicing law in Smithtown, as a politician, and as founder and owner of All Brand Imports. Charlotte will be also be remembered for her many sewing and knitting projects throughout the years, and for her love of her children and grandchildren. After Charlotte's husband Henry retired from the practice of law in 1981 they settled in Southold, L.I. NY, and in 1996 moved to New Hampshire to be near two of their four children.
She was predeceased by her beloved late husband Henry in 2004, and her brother Robert Cole Harris in 1985. She is survived by a son, Henry C. Weismann III of South Cairo, NY; by daughters, Jean A. Weismann-Kallestad and her husband Jerry of Fargo, ND; Mary K.W. Lucy and her husband Mark of Silver Lake; and Ann W. Gehring of Sanbornville; and by her beloved grandchildren; Maitely Weismann Paleologos and her husband Matthew, Henry (Todd) C. Weismann IV and his wife Amy, Brigitte Gehring Lobato and her husband Pablo, Robert Gehring and Austin Gehring. Mrs. Weismann is also survived by five nephews, a niece and several grandnieces and nephews, and by her special friend Denise Pelletier.
There will be no calling hours. Funeral Services will be held 1 p.m., Tuesday, October 14, 2014, at Lord Funeral Home, 50 Moultonville Road, Center Ossipee, N.H. 03814 Burial will be held 1 p.m. Wednesday, October 15, 2014, at the Norwich University Cemetery, Northfield, Vt. In lieu of flowers the family requests a donation to North Dakota State University College of Business at NDSU Dept. 2400 P.O. Box 6050 Fargo, ND 58108-6050.


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High above a savings bank in the industrial town of Troy, New York lies the acoustical marvel known as the Troy Savings Bank Music Hall. Up until two years ago, I lived in upstate New York and had made it down to the hall on a number of occasions, mostly for bluegrass shows like the David Grisman Quintet, Bela Fleck, and Tony Trischka. On Friday night, the Vermont Youth Orchestra and Trey Anastasio took the stage at this historic venue before 1250 fans for an evening of classical music.
From an acoustical standpoint, the Troy Savings Bank Music Hall is a work of art. Revered by audio enthusiasts for having some of the best acoustics in the country, the Hall demonstrated how little sound reinforcement is necessary when a room is built with a focus on sound rather than seating and temperature control. A very basic PA was used to fill the rectangular hall with sound, made up of only two mid sized speakers located at each end of the stage.
At about 8:15pm, the VYO and conductor Troy Peters set into the first piece, First Essay for Orchestra. This piece had an eerie, moody feel to it. Rather than featuring one soloist, this work demonstrated the connection between all the different members of the group. The second work, Horn Concerto No. 1 in E flat major, Op. 11 is a piece by Richard Strauss, who also penned the Phish concert staple, Also Sprach Zarathustra. This piece featured an extensive horn solo by Jocelyn Crawford.
For the final piece of the set, Trey Anastasio joined the VYO on electric guitar for he world premier of Chat Rooms, by Ernie Stires. It quickly became clear why Stire's was Trey's compositional mentor. Chat Rooms had mixed elements of swing with the abstract jazz Trey explored with John Medeski on Surrender to the Air. Trey's guitar playing was the focal point of the piece, which found him laying down a mixture of jazz chord progressions and chromatic leads.
After a brief intermission, the VYO and Trey kicked off the second set with Samson Riffs. Made up of three sections, Samson Riffs illustrated the compositional talent of Stires, Anastasio, and conductor Troy Peters. The first section was Ernie Stires original work Samson Riff, which featured some smooth soloing by Trey and a swinging rhythm section. Trey's reworking of Samson Riff [also known as At the Barbecue, performed by a horns section on One Man's Trash and Phish on the Bearsville Outtakes tape] showed little resemblance to the original. The swing feel and jazz guitar riffs were replaced with a dissonant horn arrangement. Samson Counterpoint, Peters' contribution to the piece, combined aspects of both Anastasio's and Stires' versions to produce something completely unique.
This was followed by a work by Maurice Ravel titled Pavane pour une infante defunte. This was one of the shorter pieces of the evening, clocking in at about six minutes. A slower, pensive piece, Pavane brought to mind images of a dramatic movie soundtrack.
Finally came the long awaited debut of the orchestral Guyute. Surprisingly enough, Anastasio did not play on Guyute and wasn't even on stage during the performance. This Guyute united My Friend, My Friend from the Rift album with the familiar Guyute from The Story of the Ghost. Both songs were written in 1992 during a trip Trey took to Ireland. The intro and ending were based on the build up at the beginning of My Friend, the composed classical sounding section. This transitioned seamlessly into the second section of Guyute. The center portion of the song was classic Guyute, with the slow dreamy part leading into the Celtic sounding section. The dynamics of the VYO were at the center of the buildup section, their volume grew louder as the intensity and the tension grew. Finally the climax was reached, brought in with some excellent percussion work and ending with the strike of a gong. And then back into the intro of My Friend as the ending.
Following a standing ovation, the VYO took their places for one final number. Trey reappeared on stage, this time with his acoustic guitar. The Inlaw Josie Wales, a bluegrass instrumental would be the last song of the night. Friday's version had less of bluegrass feel than the version on Farmhouse, with some soft accompaniment from the VYO's string section.
Trey and the 80 member VYO provided a well planned and executed evening of classical music. It may not be the first time a rock star has crossed over to the world of classical music, but the evening was a definite success for the VYO, Trey Anastasio, Ernie Stires, and Troy Peters.
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Rapture Etymology is described in multiple online sources, as addition to our editors' articles, see section below for printable documents, Rapture Etymology books and related discussion.
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- Aug 16, 2009 Etymology – Origin of the word rapture. III. Biblical facts regarding the rapture.
- www.thechurchoftheholylivinggod.org
- The Mysteries of the Book of Revelation - Church of the Eternal God
- Rapture.................................................52. Origin.
- www.eternalgod.org
- 3. Orgasmic Rapture and Divine Ecstasy The Semantic History of
- cussion of the etymology and meaning of the similar word å†rama, see Olivelle 1993, .
- www.fupress.com
- Caught Up - The Rapture There have been many popular Christian
- What is the etymology behind the word "rapture"? "The word "rapture" comes from the Latin verb rapere which means to "carry off" or "catch up".
- www.nccicharlotte.com
- The Etymology of the Chinese Ideogram 'Ch'an' ( ). By Adrian Chan
- The Etymology of the Chinese Ideogram 'Ch'an' ( ). By Adrian Chan-Wyles. According to research 2) Evaluation (Vicara).
- www.chandao.co.uk
Suggested Web Resources
- rapture - Online Etymology Dictionary
- The Online Etymology Dictionary c.1600, "act of carrying off," from M.Fr.
- www.etymonline.com
- Rapture - Online Etymology Dictionary
- The Online Etymology Dictionary c.1600, "act of carrying off," from M.
- www.etymonline.com
- Rapture - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- Etymology.
- en.wikipedia.org
- Definition Meaning Biblical Phrase Rapture Church Believers
- dancingfromgenesis.wordpress.com
- Change of Subject: `Where Does The Word Rapture Come From?'
- May 20, 2011 By the way and apropos of which, the Online Etymology Dictionary tells us that rapture dates back to--. 1600, "act of carrying off," from M.Fr.
- blogs.chicagotribune.com
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Good place to lockpick
Just obtained the skeleton key, and i do not want to return it yet ;), because i foresee see it as an epic leveling tool. However, are the certain areas prone for locks or a certain door which beholds great value.
I've been to northwatch keep, and opened all the master doors at the end. but i really want to find a more demanding lock with more exp. because i want to reach 100 first.
Thanks in advance guys
Have you tried godly items to make yourself invincible/invisible/unstoppable?
If you make gloves with pickpocket and lockpick +10,000% you cannot fail lockpicking and pickpocket will always be 90% or 0%. My other gloves give carry capacity and archery damage.
Yeah i got quite a few bonus with different sets of armour pieces together. But while i got the safeguard of the skeleton key taking on an expert lock, i just wanted to know if there are places notoriously known for having good prizes hidden behind master locked doors.
But thanks anyway, but that is what i did for some time, except now i got 100% success ;)
There is a room in thiefs guild with 4-5 chests that you can practice on , they will auto lock up again after a time,
Also I never pickup any keys while in caves, I Check for a locked door and try to pick it. If it requires a key I go back to the body/chest and pick it up
Or if you have follower give it them to hold and if you do need it take it away.
I also pick all locks even if empty cage or door what ever.
I plan to keep the Skeleton key for as longs as I can.
After you have over 99+ picks I don't think you need skeleton key anymore, so you can complete the quest.
Not sure if it allows increase of Lockpicking the same was as a fail when a pick breaks. Every time you fail with a pick and it breaks the skill goes up a bit. Have not noticed it with the skeleton key. However my lock pick is very high already.
Master locks are about 5 tries or less if start point is found ASAP.
Also make use of the scratch marks on lock.
What ^^^ ecto said. I knew there was an area to do this but couldn't remember where.
I kept the skeleton key and never looked back...
Pick the lock of someone's home/business right after they close down for the night.
Go inside and have them "chase" you out.
The door will usually be locked again.
The Dwemer Museum in the city of stone (Can't remember how to spell the name), has like 30 locks. Just don't get caught, might need to pick pocket the key from the keep's mage.
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COLUMBUS -- A Navy sailor from Columbus has died in Dubai.
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The 40-year-old Pough was assigned to the USS Carl Vinson, which is based in San Diego. According to the ship's Facebook page, Pough, a hull technician, died as a result of a noncombat-related incident in the port city.
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captcalhoun wrote:
i just want Flint and Jaye in the sequel. couldn't give a rat's ass about anyone else. preferably with Jaye being played by Jen Garner. (C'mon, Sydney Bristow was a 5-year audition for 'fit brunette who kicks ass and disguises herself a lot' Lady Jaye)
Yeah, I love those two. But there is no way in Hell is this a good movie. It's Stephen Sommers. It's impossible for him to direct a good movie. Impossible I say. All these good reviews are just critics thinking it would be funny to fuck with people.
It's too bad that some people hate Stephen Sommers. Maybe the studio should have tried to get an A-list director for this film. Just imagine
Martin Scorsese's G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra
. There would be fewer special effects and more dramatic, emotional interactions between the characters. Most of the cast would be Italian, and the males would sweat and curse a lot.
I can see it now. Duke prevents the destruction of Paris, but falls into the hands of the Baroness and her henchmen. The remaining warheads are brought to Baron DeCobray (the Baroness's husband) to be weaponized. In this version Baron DeCobray is fully aware of his wife's past, and that she was engaged to Duke. Baron is filled with rage at the thought that his wife was with another man four years ago. This leads to an ugly confrontation with Duke.
Duke: "You an' everybody here are fuckin' nuts. Blowing up Paris! The woman I knew never woulda been involved in any of this shit!"
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Baron: "You fucked my wife?"
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Christopher Burchett's rich, no-holds-barred baritone voice and committed stagecraft have earned him a place on the stages of opera companies throughout the United States including New York City Opera, Santa Fe Opera, Boston Lyric Opera, Palm Beach Opera, Opera Orchestra of New York, Virginia Opera, Opera Omaha, Eugene Opera, Indianapolis Opera, Kentucky Opera, Utah Festival Opera, Glimmerglass Opera and Opera Theatre of St. Louis. Most recently, Opera News described Christopher as a "fearlessly vulnerable" performer "who gave an unflinchingly, heroically human performance that will linger long in the memory."
Christopher began the 2013 season in New York with the one-man opera Soldier Songs by David T. Little as part of the PROTOTYPE New Music Festival produced by Beth Morrison Projects and HERE. Following this, Christopher was in Boston to take part in Boston Lyric Opera's "Signature Series" recitals and then made a return engagement with The York Symphony Orchestra for Beethoven's Ninth Symphony. In May, Christopher travelled to London for the European première of Oceanic Verses with the BBC Orchestra at the Barbican Centre and then returned to New York to perform in a workshop reading of the new opera La Reina by Jorge Sosa with American Lyric Theatre, singing the rôle of El Gringo. In the summer, he sang the rôle of Captain Corcoran in H.M.S Pinafore with Opera Saratoga (formerly Lake George Opera). In the fall of 2013, Christopher sang the rôle of Sandro in the world première of Paul Richards's opera Biennale with the Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia followed by Britten's War Requiem with the Washington National Chorus at the Kennedy Center, Carmina Burana with the Omaha Symphony, Beth Morrison Projects' Liederabend in New York and finished 2013 with the Portland Baroque Orchestra in performances of Handel's Messiah.
The 2014 season has Christopher singing the Harlequin in Ariadne auf Naxos with Virginia Opera and performing his 10th world première creating the rôles of Victor and the Producer in the double bill of Embedded and Buried Alive with Fargo Moorhead Opera. He then sings Father Palmer in Kevin Puts's Silent Night with Fort Worth Opera and reprises the Soldier in Soldier Songs with The Holland Festival and Beth Morrison Projects in Amsterdam, Netherlands. In the fall of 2014, Christopher returns to Virginia Opera to once again sing Captain Corcoran in H.M.S. Pinafore. Future engagements include the title rôle in Sweeney Todd with Eugene Opera and a return to Fort Worth Opera for the world première of Libby Larsen's A Wrinkle in Time.
A champion of new music, Christopher has been a part of several world premières, creating the rôles of Orsen in Edwin Penhorwood's opera Too Many Sopranos with Cedar Rapids Opera Theatre, M. Carré-Lamadon in Stephen Hartke's The Greater Good with Glimmerglass Opera and Justin in Anthony Davis's opera Wakonda's Dream and baritone soloist in Paul Moravec's Blizzard Voices, both with Opera Omaha. He has also participated in the revival of several 21st-century works: the oratorio Restless Mourning by Anthony Davis and the rôles of Braxton and Sherrin in Sir Richard Rodney Bennett's opera The Mines of Sulphur.
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My buddy sent me this link showcasing this sophomore from Temple High in Texas. This kid looks like Noel Devine or maybe even Reggie Bush after watching his highlights. Article also tells how he stays out of trouble because its not in his character. Seems pretty special for only a sophomore
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This tiny bakery is locals' go-to spot to for sweet and savory baked goods on the weekends. A buzzing group of bakers in blue work jumpsuits hum along to the likes of Fleetwood Mac while churning out flaky almond croissants and crusty baguettes, that can sell out by 10:30 a.m.
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Taxidermied heads of South African Cape buffalo and other animals hang on the walls, before an intriguing array of antiques and found objects (Victorian birdcages and clock bodies; hand-knotted Persian mats).
Furniture designer Sohrab Bakhshi packs this space with everything from aluminum World War II military cases to vintage clocks, plus Bakhshi's own creations (chandeliers made from water mains and motor-oil jars).
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Panthers Return Home To Face Red Hot CapsThe Florida Panthers return home on Tuesday night after an up-and-down 3-game road trip.
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I saw reference to that on Facebook this morning, totally laughable. I'll give him a tire of mine to change the tube that will need more than one tire iron (I use 3) and you won't be able to put the tire back on with bare hands (unless you're the Hulk).
Yeah, I've been thinking about it and I've come to the conclusion that being an adult isn't going to work for me.
Sure. There are certain brands of tires that are more difficult to change than others (a handle of a butter knife works great!)
This was a video meant for noobs who want to learn how to fix a flat
That gave me a good laugh. Guess Lance needs some work these days?
I wouldn't let that guy work on my bike. First of all, his hair is not long enough. Second, he didn't even find out what caused the puncture and didn't bother checking that the tire reseated properly on the rim. What a noob (or should I say knob). Park Tools should sue him for using their name, except he's probably bankrupt.


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Optus iPhone 3GS plans
Australian carrier Optus has let slip the details of new iPhone subscription options, meant to coincide with the release of the 3GS, a leak claims. The carrier's "yes" cap plans should now range from $19 to $79 a month, and by default provide between 100MB and 1GB of data; missing is a $29 option, which will come sometime after launch if at all. Varying payments may be necessary based on the choice of iPhone model, and the length of a contract, spanning one to two years.
Aside from bundled data, the plans have also been revised to include Visual Voicemail service for free. New Timeless plans should become available in mid-July, while business plans should arrive in August. Three add-on packs are being made available, beginning with "yes" Time, which costs an extra $10 per month but allows free calling to other Optus cellphones between 8PM and 12AM, within a 20-minute limit. The $35 Optus2Optus Unlimited option covers any Optus phone at any time of day, without a minute ceiling.
The Optus Broadband Unlimited pack provides unlimited data for $50 per month. It is also one of the few methods of enabling tethering, which is not allowed within the regular "yes" plans. Short of Broadband Unlimited, subscribers will have to pick a Mobile Internet Pack to enable a tethered connection.


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Christina7801 23 reviewsI've printed invitations (for birthdays and other events) with these guys several times. Their prices are very competitive, staff are friendly, and waiting time is fast (as their name suggests!).
Clair Sagan 1 reviewI just wanted to thank you and all of your colleagues for the printing job that you did for me. The stickers have worked out wonderfully and I am very happy with the wonderful service and professionalism of all that I had contact with during this job.
Trish Fairhand 3 reviewsI also had a very bad experience with this company. We ordered stickers which turned out to be defective, and this company refused to take any responsibility even when we offered to pay more to have them fixed. Stunned by the rude and arrogant customer service, we will take our business elsewhere.
My client received invitations for their wedding, printed through Fast Printing. However, they realized that there was colour difference in the cards. When I inquired the issue to Fast Printing, I found out that I have chosen a wrong process and incorrectly set up the artwork. It was a terrifying as this client was the first client for my design business. Fortunately, Fast Printing team offered to reprint the cards although they had to print extra copies when I only needed 100. They were kind enough to understand my situation and generously offered what they didnt need to. I highly recommend them as they really do value their customers.
Scott Thomas 1988 1 reviewWe printed sticker recently and it turned Amazing.Very happy and please pass on our thanks to the team that assisted in our draft proofing too. The advise was appreciated.
Bluebird1954 1 reviewBUYER BEWARE!!! This is the most unprofessional company you will ever encounter. They do not provide you with the stock you ask for but rather a cheap imitation and will not even attempt to resolve the issue. They personally attack you over the phone if you try to call.
candide1003 1 reviewI would like to give a huge thank you to everyone who works at Fast Printing involved in printing my labels. I received them today, although I did not expect them, it was fantastic and I have been able to label all my products ready for this weekend which I have 3 markets to represent.
Mark Ronald 1 reviewTwo years with Fast Printing has gotten me to very well compete with other businesses! Such a wonderful product! It just draws so many customers for my business and its really worth it. I am pretty sure of any product that comes from these guys will be another fantastic quality!
Stephanie Miller 1 reviewJust wanted to say thanks got the stickers yesterday and they look fantastic.
The stickers turned out precisely as I wanted them. This is a rarity! Everyone here is extremely happy with the finished product.
Joan Sharp 1 reviewI have been extremely impressed with them. In a highly specialized medical device industry, they seized quickly on the opportunities and issues in our business and put together a comprehensive plan. Their high-energy and analytical skills allowed them to present to us a completely different way of looking at one of our business segments, and we are now leveraging their talent across the rest of our company. We are very pleased with their results!
Jason Muller 1 reviewFastprinting sent me a pretty good stickers. The quality of the sticker was above the average with low cost. The cost per print was among the lowest out of all orders we reviewed, and the stickers were boasted fantastic quality
Jameswiner 1 reviewI can definitely say that I'd recommend Fast Printing to anyone. The design team at Fast Printing did marvellous job to designing our new business cards and product stickers!! From day one they understood exactly what type of stickers we needed and was very insightful in explaining to us all the different types of stickers. We absolutely love the final result and cannot believe how fantastic our logo looks on all of the stickers. that developing a new co-brand platform that will allow us to grow beyond our current space.
David Carter77 1 reviewJust wanted to pass on a thank you the letterheads I received late last week and the cards I received yesterday I loved them the stock and print colour & quality was superb I think podium podiatry will love these.
BEWARE!!! THEY ARE THE WORST COMPANY TO DEAL WITH!!! Beware!!. Sent them artwork with 4 pages - and stated in the job description that on pages 1 & 3 was gold foil print. SO what do they do? Print pages 1&3 only!!! most well have torn up $800. That\'s not all - they blamed me for not telling them there was four pages!! - Four pages clearly shown on the artwork which was sent twice. They just assumed I wanted two pages because I said I wanted foil print on pages 1&3 and went ahead with it. Then has the hide to quote me on getting them reprinted. I was told \" No this is your fault\" ... Very professional guys! No other printing company I have ever dealt with in all my years here have ever done that to me. Even their second quote wasn\'t right! They couldn\'t quote me correctly on what I wanted. No refund, no reprint offered. This is MY fault (apparently)
Please i urge everyone to be-careful!
Chriswalsh 1 review
Many Thanx to you all at Fast Printing- i just got my 'Damen Art' novelty stickers in the mail- great job- they look AWESOME !!!!
Hopefully i'll need many more done soon- 'til then i'll spread the word!
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angela100751 1 reviewI was just wanting to thank the whole team at fast printing. I received my cards and stickers today, just in time for my opening tomorrow. They are beautiful and fabulous, couldnt have asked for a better result and assistance
Thanks heaps
norris15081991 1 reviewHi Ashleigh & Joyce
I just wanted to let you know that the business cards I ordered (red Yoga cards) arrived safely today and they look fantastic. Both myself and my client are extremely happy so thank you for a great job. I look forward to working with you both in the future.
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bruce445566 1 reviewI just wanted to say a BIG THANK YOU for a recent print job you did for us - the round sticky-backed labels for Spun Fairy Floss. We were very happy with the quality and quick turn-around. We will have another print job for you in the next week or so!!!
Gregpuddick 1 reviewI am pleased to say we have received the stickers and we are very pleased with the result! I needed them for Saturday and I was pleasantly surprised to have them arrive last Friday. I really love their prompt attention to our order and fast delivery, and really appreciated it.
After seeing all reviews here, I was bit worried to use them but!!!!! T
hey are awesome! Customer service was great and very kind.
Even though it was my first tome to print, they explained very well and it was very helpful. Thank you for all of your assistance. The stickers were printed well and very satisfied.
I strongly recommend here :)
James Boham 1 reviewOur tags arrived yesterday and they look great.... we are very pleased with them.
Thanks Joyce, and I just picked up the Spring prints I did this afternoon. Opened them up just before, the colours, stock, quality amazing! Thanks to you and the team!
Looking forward for more future jobs :)
I just wanted to say thank you for turning this order around so quickly, it is very much appreciated.
The printing and quality of the invites, envelopes and stickers were awesome! My Client is very happy!
Thanks for you help with the quotes going back and forth alot etc to get the right one.
Nathabarnott 1 reviewPlease pass on our sincere thanks to Bomi.
The stickers we ordered look incredible. Very satisfied and please pass on our thanks to the team that assisted in our draft proofing too. The advise was appreciated.
Thank you for your all help.
Honestly, I ordered some stickers from here and received after 5 days. The time and designs was matched as I expected. Thumbs up~! Really thanks for all your services and efforts. A good news is that one of my friends will contact you soon since I recommended you to my friends^^ Have a great Sunday~
I have been using Fastprinting for all of my marketing materials for over a year.
Their service, prices and product quality are all amazing. Their turnaround time is always reasonable (if not fantastically fast). I've ordered business cards, post cards, custom sized cards in 2 different sizes, custom sized single page prints, poster prints and most recently my vinyl stickers. All of these products are amazing. The print quality and paper quality are fantastic.
I have never had anything close to a negative experience with them, and if I ever do, I'm sure they'd rectify it as quickly as possible.
I love Fastprinting and I'll be a loyal customer for years to come.
Sydneybook 1 reviewCan you please pass on to Max and Emily, how very pleased I am with your product and service and also the speed at which y order was delivered. Great job and fast - thanks so much. we will be in touch about business card etc in the next couple weeks or so :)) I will be recommending you very highly.
Mike mohawk 1 reviewI had absolutely no idea where to begin with my order as I have never ordered any stickers let alone have an artwork to send for a print job!
But you guys have been fantastic from day one as setting up my artwork and seriously I applaud your designers for being so patient with me and doing all the hard work. All I had to do was approve my artwork and make payment. It was simple as that! After a week my stickers arrived at my door and I couldn't be any happier! Seriously you guys are amazing and they look absolutely perfect on my new launching products. Thank you very much indeed.
dussumieri 1 reviewI have found some of the reviews below quite interesting, I can't say I had any problems with the product or staff.
We ordered stickers and magnets (same design) and the process was very easy. Staff replied promptly to e-mails and the design on the finished product is exactly as the approved proofs. The order was finalised last week and the order arrived today so very happy with the delivery time as well.
All in all I can't fault Fast Printing.
Superbusiness 1 reviewHi Bomi
I've just received the invitations and want to say a huge thankyou for an amazing job! they look absolutely fantastic, and the client is over the moon.
Thankyou again for assisting me very patiently - you guys are terrific.
I will most definitely be processing another job through you guys asap!
Thanks again, you have been wonderful!
Ineke Mast 2 reviewsHow I wish I had seen these reviews before I made the fateful decision to use Fast Printing. After an initial issue with them trying to charge me more than double their initial quote I gave them the benefit of the doubt and went ahead with the order. Big mistake.
The labels I received were a small version of the artwork supplied printed on a large white sticker (not at all what I asked for) and the actual image itself was blurry and the text not readable at all - not a great result for a product label! I would have got a better result printing them myself at home.
When I called to see if the issue could be resolved I could not believe how rude they were. I honestly have never come across such an unprofessional person in my life. I sent a final email asking politely again if we could resolve the issue and received no response at all. I am gobsmacked that any business can get away with such terrible service these days when there is so much competition out there.
Emily Hawkes 1 reviewI had very tight budget and deadline for upcoming event on weekend and was in trouble to find any supplier until I got the details about Fast Printing from my friend. It was just unbelievable that they completed printing of my product labels, flyers and swing tags on time!!!! Great quality, fast response and perfect timing! I know I was a crazy client to call them every day. Thanks again, Fast Printing!
Kelly Coady 1 reviewI had my business trip planned to France and only had 3-4 days to get printed my business cards done.
Fast Printing did a great job in terms of meeting my deadline so I was able to use them in France also the quality of the printing and paper was also great. Very satisfied customer service, friendly as well as professional. I will definitely come back for other printing job for sure. Awesome service.
As one of the below reviews says, they're cheap, that's the only good part of the service. I actually spoke to them on the phone most of the time and they were quite good up until the order of swing tags came, and was missing letters. I asked them to reprint and said ill do business again and put this bad first impression behind them if they provide me the next 500pcs half price (Not much to ask for $30 off to continue a business relationship). 2 representatives got the email, neither replied, after calling them and trying to explain that they were the fault behind my prolonged launch date, they said well reprint and don't care about long term business, and hung up.
If you're up for a cheap gamble ; a product that is sometimes right sometimes wrong, go with these guys. If you want someone you can deal with and depend on long term, look elsewhere.
Yes, Our price is very cheap because we do mass offset printing. Unluckily his swing tag was misprinted somehow and it can be happening from time to time as general public understand it. I have talked with our team and we are already in the process of reprinting his job, upon his agreement. He choose the most cheapest product which is 500 swing tags $76 including GST & Delivery to him and he keep asking for 500 free.
He was very aggressive and yelling to us because he couldn't get 500 swing tags free. If he was reasonable person, we could do offer. But he was just the person who were looking for cheap stuff because there were many options for his swing tag printing and he chose the cheapest clearly.
Then Now he wants for free 500 swing tags.
Utterly appalling experience with this company.
Email correspondence is the only way they deal with you, they misunderstand they quote request, then misquote directly to my client then tell my client it was her fault that she paid: no reprint would be done to remedy matters without further payment.
They even had the gall to email me all the correspondence and tell me that I was wrong... until I pointed out my initial request in the VERY first email, after which they stopped responding and refused to deal with me further.
They are not only rude and abrupt but their emails and their business sense: misguided.
A business that cannot reward or foster its existing client base will surely suffer in the long run.


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Editorial: Coming Full Circle. As his retirement nears, Editorial Director Tom Radko reviews his long professional association with Choice.
Bibliographic Essay: Women and the American Civil War: Notable Publications, by Elizabeth A. Novara. The American Civil War continues to capture the imagination of the general reader, the undergraduate student, and the historian. The war's recent sesquicentennial celebration has demonstrated that scholarship in this area of history continues to flourish. Since the 1980s there has been ever-expanding academic research on the social and cultural aspects of the war, including women's roles and perspectives. These works are becoming overwhelming for academic librarians to sift through in order to build consequential collections on this topic. This essay discusses books in the broad categories of recent scholarship including general works; gender matters; the Southern perspective; the Northern perspective; African American and Native American women; nursing and benevolence; soldiers, spies, and military wives; young women; and writing and culture.
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Every year, the Suburban Essex Chamber of Commerce acknowledges both member and non-member businesses that are celebrating an anniversary in the increment of five years in the New Jersey Townships of Bloomfield, Belleville and the Borough of Glen Ridge. This year, Ecuadorian Rainforest was among those formally recognized at the Chamber's gala on March 2.
"It's hard to believe it has been 15 years," comments Ms. Marlene Hurtado-Siegel, president and owner of Ecuadorian Rainforest. "When I started this business from my home I never dreamed it would grow into what it has today."
Hurtado-Siegel founded the family-run business based on her extensive knowledge of and experience with natural remedies, following the death of her husband. "When tragedy struck my family, my maternal instincts kicked in and I used my native Ecuadorian background to start a small natural ingredients supply business," she says. "Fifteen years later, my small business employs more than 40 people in the United States and hundreds in South America. Not only was I able to provide for my family, but also work in a field that is becoming so popular as more individuals open up to the healing powers of natural ingredients."
Today, Hurtado-Siegel imports herbs from her native home of Ecuador and worldwide in the hopes of sharing the wonders of South America with everyone. Even as the company has grown today to serve manufacturers and distributors worldwide, the company maintains a small business' focus on customer service.
"No matter how big the company gets, I will always maintain a familial atmosphere and never forget where I started," says Hurtado-Siegel.
In addition, Hurtado-Siegel remains actively involved in supporting the rights of the indigenous people of her native homeland, as well as introducing natural alternatives to a new level by now offering products not only from South America, but all over the world.
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Microsoft Sends Out Invites For Its Cloud-Focused Event
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Microsoft has scheduled an event on 20 October in San Francisco to focus on Cloud OS.
UCWeb Unveils UC Open Platform for Mobile Developers
(Saturday, September 27, 2014 12:10:47 PM IST)
UCWeb has introduced its UC Open Platform in Bangalore at the Global Mobile Internet Conference (GMIC).
FDI Means 'First Develop India', For PM Narendra Modi
(Thursday, September 25, 2014 11:12:38 AM IST)
PM Narendra Modi launches 'Make in India' campaign today.
'Light India' Event Unveils Latest Technologies In LED Lighting Industry
(Wednesday, September 24, 2014 10:40:05 AM IST)
More than 200 established brands took part in the fair, like Anchor Electricals, Bajaj Electricals Ltd, Philips Lighting India Crompton Greaves Ltd, Orient Electricals, Havells India Ltd and more.
Deftronics 2014 Begins At Bangalore
(Tuesday, September 23, 2014 7:30:47 PM IST)
Leading organisations like Airbus, Boeing, MOOG, Rolls Royce, BrahMos, Tata Power SED, Larsen & Toubro, Bharat Electronics, HAL along with several other Indian and global companies are attending the conference.
Jolla Sailfish OS Phone Set To Debut In Indian Market On 23 September
(Friday, September 19, 2014 10:20:07 AM IST)
The expected price for Jolla smartphones in India is Rs. 35,000.
Light India 2014 Event At Pragati Maidan Commences Today
(Thursday, September 18, 2014 12:50:35 PM IST)
The Light India 2014 event invites designers, architects, developers, government decision makers and project planners to give them in depth opportunity of interacting with the leading manufacturers and suppliers.
Samsung Open Source Conference In Seoul Focuses On Tizen OS
(Thursday, September 18, 2014 12:20:59 PM IST)
The Korean mobile and electronics manufacturer, Samsung, seems to be getting more serious about Tizen as an alternative to Android, and that's why they planned about this open-source conference, as per experts.
Microsoft To Schedule Windows 9 Event Later This Month
(Wednesday, September 17, 2014 8:50:33 AM IST)
Microsoft has scheduled the event to be on 30 September, for giving the technical preview for the upcoming Windows edition.
HTC Invites Media For 8 October 'Mystery' Event
(Saturday, September 13, 2014 5:01:56 PM IST)
The invitation's theme and message suggest something camera or photo-centric is going to happen at the NYC event.
Mythborne Launches First Open Beta Server
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9 September Finally Arrives! Here's What To Expect From Apple Today
(Tuesday, September 09, 2014 11:20:32 AM IST)
Reports are saying, Apple is coming up with their best products, in last 25 years today.
Apple Invites Fashion Editors At Tuesday Event; Hopes For iWatch Increase
(Monday, September 08, 2014 9:57:59 AM IST)
Apple is making their ties stronger with the fashion world by hiring top figures into the company's network as well.
IIT-Guwahati Conducts Two-Day Workshop - AdMAT 14
(Saturday, September 06, 2014 12:20:10 PM IST)
The workshop focused on MATLAB coding in real-time for three engineering areas - wireless communication, signal or image processing and power electronics-control systems.
Google Set To Launch Android One On 15 September In India?
(Tuesday, September 02, 2014 9:00:37 AM IST)
It can be Android One, or Android L update too. No confirmation is there about the subject of the Google event yet.
Apple Sends Invites To Media For September Launch Event
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9 September, the date is not far away, when all speculations about the new iPhone and iWatch will make their way towards reality.
Google Organises Startup Mentoring Program In India!
(Wednesday, August 20, 2014 5:20:52 PM IST)
Google's famous startup mentoring program is in India this November, in Bangalore.
Bihar Government Aims To Make The State Fully Solar Powered Soon
(Wednesday, August 13, 2014 5:40:18 PM IST)
The journey of building solar power micro-grid projects started in Dharnai and with the latest visit from former chief minister Nitish Kumar, it has been confirmed yet again that the government has not forgotten its promises for an electricity-powered future of the state.
Delhi HC Bans 400 Illegal FIFA 2014 Websites
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Delhi High Court ordered ISPs to block 400 websites broadcasting illegal FIFA 2014 live match.
19th Consumer Electronic Imaging Fair To Be Held On 9 January
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Blog: Nuggets Ink
The Denver Post's Benjamin Hochman posts analysis, notes and more on this blog focussing on the Denver Nuggets.
To paraphrase Matthew McConaughey in "Dazed and Confused," I keep getting older and the Spurs keep staying the same age.
Every season the Spurs are supposed to be too old to dominate. And every season they dominate. Check out this stat, courtesy of NBA.com's John Schuhmann: The Spurs rank third in the NBA in defensive efficiency and fourth in offensive efficiency this season, making them the only team in the top five in each category. Of the past 10 teams to finish a season in the top five in each category, all advanced at least to the conference finals except the Bulls last year, and they lost Derrick Rose to a knee injury.
"The Spurs have a team that values every touch of the basketball, every possession of the basketball, every action of the basketball," said Nuggets coach George Karl.
Charles Barkley sometimes gets caught up in hyperbole, but the former NBA star said this Thursday on TNT: "Tony Parker should be the MVP. ... He's unbelievable."
Miami's LeBron James probably will win the thing, maybe unanimously. But here's to Parker at least making all-NBA first team. He's averaging 21.1 points and 7.6 assists for the Spurs.


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