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Virginia Chronicle
The Virginia Newspaper Project and the Library of Virginia invite you to visit Virginia Chronicle, the Library's online newspaper database and repository. We have added close to 300,000 pages to Virginia Chronicle that the Newspaper Project originally contributed to Chronicling America as part of the National Digital Newspaper Program.
But there's more. Virginia Chronicle will include titles that are either outside the scope of the NDNP or that have particular interest for those doing Virginia related research. For example, the Library partnered with the Virginia Farm Bureau, an advocacy group for the farming industry, to include issues from the 1940's to 1999 of the Farm Bureau News on Virginia Chronicle.
Our Church Paper (New Market, 1875-1904) will be added in the next few days.
Look for the following titles to be added to Virginia Chronicle in the coming weeks:
Amherst Progress 1904-1922
Campaign 1884-1888 Richmond
Afro-American Churchman 1886-1890 Petersburg
Missionary Weekly 1889-1890 Richmond
Jeffersonian Republican 1859-1889 Charlottesville
Children's Friend 1865-1884 Richmond
Critic 1887-1889 Richmond
Evening News 1868-1873 Harrisonburg
Roanoke Baptist Union/Baptist Union 1888-1914
Evening Truth 1887 Richmond
Virginia Farmer 1908-1909 Emporia
Virginia Chronicle also offers patrons a text correcting option, a great new feature that we're excited to have added to the database. By simply registering, users can assist in correcting text that may have been missed or "misread" by optical character recognition (OCR) software. OCR is impressive technology but it's not perfect and through user participation, text correcting will improve search results while making a very good database even better.… read more »
Cooking today with Our Church Paper
New Market, established 1796 in Virginia's Shenandoah Valley and settled largely by German Lutherans and Mennonites, was home to Our Church Paper, a Lutheran weekly published from 1873-1905 by Henkel & CO.'s Steam Printing House. Founded in 1806 by the Reverend Ambrose Henkel who, according to A History of Shenandoah County, got his start in the printing business when in 1802, at the age of 16, he walked to Hagerstown, Maryland from New Market to apprentice with a printer by the name of Gruber, who was known for almanacs. Shortly thereafter he purchased his own press and "hauled it up the valley to New Market" where he set up and began printing a German newspaper called The Virginia and New Market Popular Instructor and Weekly News. From 1806 to 1925 the press was operated by various members of the Henkel family, printing works in the interests of the Lutheran church.
Our Church Paper was perhaps the most well-known publication by the Henkel press. The paper was "devoted to the interests of the Evangelical Lutheran Church" and offered "articles of faith and doctrine, it will contain much of admonition, besides matter of general interest to the family." The first page was always a printed sermon, followed by local and national news of particular interest to Lutherans on pages two and three, and then a bounty of recipes, home remedies, household wisdom and light humor on page four.
From that last page today's reader can get a sense of how it was to run a household around the turn of the last century. It certainly wasn't easy; take for example the article on achieving the perfect cup of coffee at the top of the page. We can take for granted modern food processing and household improvements such as precise temperature control on … read more »
Elizabeth Van Lew: Portrait of a Union Spy, From Print to Video
In recent years, Greg McQuade, morning anchor of WTVR in Richmond, Virginia, has produced award winning news segments on local Richmond history. Some of the stories have focused on people who are now all but forgotten, but who were, during their lives, groundbreaking members of the community. John Mitchell, Jr., "fighting editor" of the Richmond Planet is a perfect example.
Often, McQuade uses historic newspapers to accompany his reports and the Newspaper Project is always happy to assist him when he visits the Library of Virginia. Recently, he highlighted another pivotal, and, sadly, largely forgotten figure of Richmond's past, Elizabeth Van Lew.
Van Lew, abolitionist and fierce opponent of succession, risked her life as a spy for the Union during the Civil War. Surrounded by Confederate sympathizers, she lived in Richmond's Church Hill district and carried out activities that would have been considered treasonous had they been discovered. None of her neighbors, though, ever suspected her of any wrongdoing during the conflict.
Because of Van Lew's daring and heroic deeds (which included helping prisoners escape Libby Prison), she was appointed Postmistress of Richmond by the US government after the war's end. As her wartime activities came to light, she was maligned by many in the community as a traitor.
"The most hated woman in Virginia changed state's course" tells the tale of a heroine who risked her life, her wealth and her social status to assist the cause of the Union. Historians elaborate on why she has been forgotten and if she will re-emerge with the recognition she is due for her role in shaping the course of the war.
To learn more about Elizabeth Van Lew, check out Elizabeth R. Varon's comprehensive history, Southern Lady, Yankee Spy: The True Story of Elizabeth Van Lew, A … read more »
Courage Undaunted: Project staff brave the elements to help preserve and provide access to the Southwest Virginia Enterprise.
Thanks to the many alert colleagues throughout the Commonwealth, the Virginia Newspaper Project continues to receive tips from the field about original ink press newspaper files in need of preservation and cataloging. And if the title meets certain criteria, the Newspaper Project will place the title in the queue for digitization for inclusion in both the NDNP database (http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov) and the Library of Virginia's digital repository at http://virginiachronicle.com
A recent example of a great find comes from the western regions, in Wytheville, Virginia. Cathy Reynolds, Archivist at the Wytheville Community College has put together a fantastic run of the Southwest Virginia Enterprise from the earlier years in the 1880's right up to 1923.
There's actually more, but we wanted to make sure we were able to get the job done on this initial batch before moving forward with the post-1923 issues.
As many of you know it can be a bit of an adventure traveling from Richmond to Wytheville and back again. This time around, members of team VNP were caught in a flash snow storm that, as if on cue, produced heavy downpours and a thick fog on Afton Mountain.
However, despite the slow going, we made it back to the Library of Virginia and the handsome 11 volumes are safe and sound at VNP Headquarters.
According to Lester Cappon's Virginia Newspapers 1821-1935, the Southwest Virginia Enterprise began in 1870 as a weekly and then moved to semi-weekly later that year. From 1870 to 1900, the Enterprise appears to have moved through a number of changes in publishers including J. A. Whitman, who, in 1908, merged the SWVE with the Wytheville Dispatch, a venerable newspaper that began publishing in 1862.
We include a few images happy to have the opportunity to preserve and provide better … read more »
Journey to the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains with the Mountain Laurel
I would like to introduce you to the Mountain Laurel, a unique paper from Meadows of Dan, Virginia. The Mountain Laurel warned readers that it would "not keep you informed of world events" but instead sought to "portray mountain people with honor and distinction", hence the double-meaning in the title: a laurel is not only a native flower but also means "honor and distinction".
Distinctly Appalachian, the paper introduced readers to Glendon Boyd, wood carver and artisan rake-maker, and it told the tale of the man who once fell out of his cornfield and broke his leg because the land there was so steep. It would keep readers up to date with a report from the Floyd County Public Library which once resided in the basement of the Floyd courthouse. Readers clamored to contribute their own stories and memories making the paper a rich and entertaining resource full of oral history. The Mountain Laurel has been collecting and printing the lore, history, culture, and happenings of their Blue Ridge Mountain community since Bob and Charlotte Heafner and Susan Thigpen set up shop with an electronic typewriter in a rented farmhouse in March 1983.
A few years ago, Bob Heafner generously lent his collection of the Mountain Laurel to the Library of Virginia so it could be preserved on microfilm. Issues for March 1983 through Winter 1995 are available on Film 2025A.
The Mountain Laurel maintains a website for the journal with many transcribed articles available and they are still accepting submissions of readers' stories. Please visit mtnlaurel.com for more of these wonderful stories.… read more »
The Fighting Editor and his Stanley Steamers
Most of us know John Mitchell, Jr. as the tireless "fighting" editor of the Richmond Planet, a newspaper he ran for 40 plus years beginning in the mid-1880′s. But Mitchell was a complex, multi-faceted person whose varied interests included a fascination for the Stanley Steamer, an automobile of the early 20th century that ran on steam produced by a vertical fire-tube boiler.
The Richmond Times-Dispatch has a great article that focuses specifically on John Mitchell, Jr. and the Stanley Steamers he owned during his lifetime.
The automobile's steam boiler mechanism was based on technologies that had existed for decades, so it's no surprise that someone would develop a personal vehicle based on the same concepts that drove railroad locomotives and factory motors. For an informative master class on the workings of a classic Stanley Steamer, check out Jay Leno's Garage where he shows you all the necessary steps to getting the vehicle steamed up and ready to roll: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Me8b0ed59s
To-date, thousands of pages (1889-1910) of the Richmond Planet have been made available online at Chronicling America and well over 300,000 pages of Virginia imprint newspapers which makes up the Newspaper Project and the Library's contribution to the National Digital Newspaper Program.
Dark Day at City Hall
Earlier this month, WTVR Channel 6 news reporter Greg McQuade visited the Library of Virginia to assist in his research of Colonel J. M. Winstead, a North Carolina banker who committed suicide in Richmond, Virginia in August of 1894. The Richmond newspaper images that appear in this story are from the Library's newspaper collection. We invite you to watch the story and check out related articles below. But be ready for the sad and grisly details.
The newspaper articles are from the Library of Congress's Chronicling America, to which the Newspaper Project has contributed hundreds of thousands of pages.
For the full article from The Times (Richmond, VA), August 24, 1894: http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn85034438/1894-08-24/ed-1/seq-5/
For the full article from the Alexandria Gazette, August 24, 1894: http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn85025007/1894-08-24/ed-1/seq-2/
To see the full page from the Roanoke Times, August 24, 1894: http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn86071868/1894-08-24/ed-1/seq-1/
The Arcadian: Prep School Paper Prepped For Preservation
Readers of Fit To Print know of the Newspaper Project's growing enthusiasm for preservation microfilming and archiving college as well as some high school student papers. See, for example, the blog entry of last September 10, describing John Marshall High School's The Monocle. Our latest filming initiative in this category is also, like The Monocle, from Richmond. This time however, the paper originates not from a public, but a private institution-St. Catherine's School, the longest standing all girls school in the city and a school of equally long-standing high reputation.
Here are some sample images from this new holding:
The Scrap Basket appeared in 1927, some six years after St. Catherine's relocated to its current site just shy of Three Chopt and Grove, to what was then the city's far West End and now the very near West End. Our first microfilmed issue (above, click to expand) dates from the Fall semester of the 1930 school year.
Odds 'n' Ends addressed the interests of those younger students in the Middle School and published for about ten years beginning in 1932. The copy pictured above is from the close of the school year 1933 and the first we had available to microfilm.
In 1940 it was decided that the title The Scrap Basket on the masthead was a little too divorced from the pride and aspirations of the students responsible for the paper's content. A poll was conducted of the upper students and the resulting choice, The Arcadian, was inspired by an architectural feature of the campus-its two distinctive arcades. An article from the second page of the May, 1940 issue shown above speaks to the increased ambitions of the student staff.
Cost considerations during the war years shifted The Arcadian from the print shop … read more »
100 Years Ago Today
100 Years Ago Today. . .News and advertisements from the News Leader of January 25, 1913.
The News Leader was formed in 1903 by a merger of Richmond News and Evening Leader. It became the Richmond News Leader in 1925 and was published until 1992.
The Critic, Facebook for the 1880s
The Critic was a weekly society paper bringing "news, society, drama, and history" to Richmond from September 1887 to December 1890. The paper entertained its readers with articles and jokes, household advice, etiquette, and a gossip column called "Society Chat", while serving as a vehicle for advertisements directed toward women. Columns such as "The Stage", a theatrical review, and a weekly column dedicated to ladies' fashion, as well as advertisements for bicycles and sewing machines, and features about bathing and other leisure activities at the seashore, provide a window to the culture of Richmond society during the Gilded Age.
In March of 1890, proprietor and editor William Cabell Trueman transformed the paper into a weekly periodical offering more satire, fiction, and artwork with the intent to appeal to the whole family while still publishing a popular genealogy column and the familiar society, fashion, and household content. Under Trueman, The Critic aspired to rival Life magazine, promising to be a "startling innovation not only in Richmond, not only in Virginia, but in the South!"
While preparing the title history for The Critic, I was amused by similarities in social networking sites of today, such as Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest, to the paper. At one point, as I scrolled through the reel of microfilm, I exclaimed to no one in particular, "It's the printernet!" Thank goodness nobody heard me.
A stroll through your typical Facebook news feed of 1888 might go something like this:
Your friend William Cabell Trueman has shared an article, "Animals that Laugh".
As you may already know, even as far back as the 1870s humans were obsessed with ridiculous photos of cats. Maybe The Critic didn't invent LOLcats, but it certainly supplied a demand. Right now … read more »


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|Quad City Interfaith January Newsletter
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Happy New Year!
In October of 2012, QCI kicked off the Fire of Faith Campaign - Rekindling Congregations, Democracy, and the Economy campaign. Fire of Faith is a three-year campaign that will strengthen member congregations and institutions, increase participation in democracy, and move one million people into jobs and increase economic dignity. Our faith traditions teach us that loving our neighbor cannot be just a sentiment- we must help to shape a world we can be proud to leave to our grandchildren. "Let justice roll down like waters, and righteousness like an ever-flowing stream." (Amos 5:24)
What's New at QCI
Quad Cities Interfaith is leading a Fire of Faith campaign for 2013, developing a local Fire of Faith Cohort of 6-7 congregations that walk together on a year long journey of congregational development and strengthening . Through this Cohort QCI will help lay leaders and clergy assess and identify the needs of a congregation and work to develop leaders for the congregation's ministries. The FOF Cohort will meet and receive training, intensive technical assistance and mentoring . This cohort of congregations will journey together, but each member congregation in the cohort will develop and work on their individual plans.
Please Consider Becoming a Sustaining Donor!
We are trying to diversify our funding. To do this, the breakfast kicked off the individual sustaining donor campaign. The goal is to get 200 individuals donating at least $20 a month. Any contributions to Quad Cities Interfaith are an investment in the work for justice in our community. Your tax-deductible donation is essential to our future and the work for justice. Making a monthly (or an annual) sustaining donation is easy and convenient through VANCO services on our website. You are able to make a secure payment using your credit or debit card. Sustaining donors make an on-going contribution. Each month or year you will be charged the same amount. You can also decide to stop or change your contribution at any time.
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Transportation and Jobs Equity
As part of Gamaliel of Illinois, the task force is working to secure a State wide Project Labor Agreement (PLA) from the contractors,unions and Illinois Department of Transportation that will include requirements for diversity in the work force on all transportation projects in Illinois. The Task Force is also looking to build a local monitoring committee in early 2013, that will hold accountable IL DOT on the Community Benefits Agreement principles it agreed to for the passenger rail project coming to the Quad Cities. Our next meeting is on Wednesday, February 13, 2013 at 10 am at Church of Peace- 12th and 12th in Rock Island. Join us! For information, please contact QCI.
Imagine this situation: Your six-year-old child has a fever and a sore throat. You're worried, so you take him to the doctor. You say, "I notice he talks little. Little by little and he has difficulty eating and swallowing." The doctor asks you, "Does he have a sore throat?" Pretty straightforward, right?
But now imagine the same situation when your first language isn't English, and you have to bring someone, in this case a family friend, to interpret for you, and this is how the friend translates what you told the doctor: "She says he is talking like, like lazy, whatever he says all the time, and plus he is not eating at all." Then, when the doctor asks about the sore throat, your no doubt well-meaning friend keeps interrupting and doesn't let you answer the question.
Our next meeting is in Tuesday, February 19th at 4:30pm at the QCI office -111 E. 3rd Street Davenport Suite 423. We will be refining our plans for 2013. Please join us. We hope to have at least one representative from every congregational member of QCI as we address the challenges of improving health equity in the Quad Cities! If your congregation would like more information, please contact QCI at 563.322.4910.
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On Saturday, February 2nd, 2013 at the Unitarian Universalist Congregation for a 2 pm community celebration of Ron Quay, who passed away in December. Rev. Quay was dedicated to social justice and the area is a more just community because of his work.
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These guys deserve jail sentences at least as big as the Bridgecorp guys. I hope the FMA is going after them for false and misleading statements in the prospectuses and TV advertising just before they collapsed.
A fraud trial of three Capital + Merchant Finance directors has started in Auckland High Court.
Wayne Leslie Douglas, Neal Medhurst Nicholls and Owen Francis Tallentire are facing three charges of theft under the Crimes Act, relating to $28 million worth of loans advanced by the financier between 2005 and 2006.
Messrs Nicholls and Tallentire also face a fourth charge, related to separate transactions referred to as the "Numeria" and "Clyde" transactions.
The Serious Fraud Office, which brought the charges, alleges trusts controlled by the director trio were the beneficieries of almost $16m, through related-party transactions.
Improper use of investor funds has been linked to loans of about $14.5m, advanced to three companies between April 2002 and September 2004, used to convert two Palmerston North office blocks to student accommodation, known as the Hub.
The men have also been accused of making false statements around related-party lending in Capital + Merchant Finance's June 2003-September 2004 prospectus and financial statements.
Messrs Douglas, Nicholls and Tallentire were in court and pleaded not guilty to all charges yesterday.
The trial, before Justice Ed Wylie, is expected to last five weeks.
Capital + Merchant, which offered property and investment loans, was placed into receivership in November 2007 owing about 7500 investors $167m.
The SFO began investigating CMF in March 2010 after a complaint from Capital + Merchant Finance receivers, Grant Thornton.
This trial follows the two-week trial of Messrs Douglas and Nicholls which finished on May 4.
The pair were charged with three Crimes Act charges.
The judge has reserved his decision and expects to release it after this second trial is completed.
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Dylan John was born on Monday, March 5th at 7:41 am. He was born by emergency caesarean after a 17 hour labour. His cord was wrapped twice around his neck and then underneath his arm, so that every time he dropped into the birth canal, he would literally bungee back up. He was 12 days overdue, and 8 lbs, 5 oz, 20.5 inches long. We were luckily home in time for my oldest son's 4th birthday on the 9th, so that was really wonderful. I do adore my two little Pisces, and Dylan is just a lovely, easygoing baby like his brother was.
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At 18 weeks the nuchal skin fold was at 7.5mm. At 22 weeks my level two ultra sound was showing everything normal exept for the ventricles in the brain being mildly enlarged (9-10mm range). Three weeks later the ventricles went up to as high as 13mm. Three weeks after that appointment the ventricles where measuring at 9-10 mm) and they found a case of polyhydramnios (just barely passing the limit). I am now 35 weeks. The quad test I took during my second trimester was 1/5100 for downs and 1/8000 for t18. Amino wasn't done. I am 22 years old with two healthy girls 5 and 4 years old. It's gettong close to my due date and I'm very scared. Did anyone go through the same situation?
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I did not - my daughter has Down syndrome but was in the high normal range for the Nuchal fold tests.
That said, my brother's second child had a VERY high nuchal fold - the doctors were so concerned about him and he was just fine - no ds and no other issues.
Did they recommend any level 2 ultrasounds or a better heart check?
Vivianne (left handed, 16), Lilianne (curly hair, 11), and Violette (Down syndrome, 8)
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The level two ultra sound did not find any heart problems. But I have heard that many fetus with down syndrome don't have heart problems. Is that correct?
Does a thicken nuchal skin fold lead to other abnormality other than down syndrome?
Did the doc give gou a "new" odd ratio for DS that takes into account the NF, ventricle issue, and amniotic fluid issue?
50% or so people with DS have no heart issues.
The NF as I understand it may indicate DS or other chromosomal issue, a heart issue, or absolutely nothing. I think I've even heard that it could be an early pocket of fluid (I'm sorry I've forgotten the term) that then resolves.
I understand the last-minute nerves and I'm hoping everything goes smoothly for you - know that when that baby is born he/she will rock your world in teh best way (just like the other kids) regardless of whether the baby has Down syndrome. Keep us updated!
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Gosh i remeber being in your shoes worried and freaking out! The nuchal skin fold as well as the ventricles in the brain are only soft markers for downs. I wanted to say also that one of my good friends little baby had a nuchal skin fold that was common for a baby with downs and also had shorter femur bones which is also common and her baby when born was beautiful little girl without downs.
Also babies that have down syndrome sometimes will not have any of the characteristics. I am due may 11th and my daughter will be born with downs. Was detected through amnio at 25 weeks after a club foot was confirmed. Just had another ultra sound today and she is very healthy baby just has an extra chromosome. When I found out it was a shock for both my husband and I, I am only 24 and he is 25. Definately wasnt expecting it!
Dont worry too much, your baby is a blessing either way! I know I cant wait to see my beautiful girl, I even may be a little more excited with her than i was with my first two!
Keep us updated and whatever happens just know that we are all here to talk to and to answer questions or to just be the support that you might need or want :)
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When I was pregnant we had a very high NF measurement,around 5mm at 12 weeks. A level 2 u/s found something called a cystic hygroma which is is pockets of fluid behind the head and neck. Our daughter does have Down syndrome (and is beautiful and pefect). The hygroma resolved on its own during my pregnancy the only impact is that she has a small fold of extra skin on the back of her neck. It is not really noticable if you aren't looking for it and does not pose any health problems. I do not have any experience with the brain ventricle measurements so can't help you there.
I know that all of this information can be very confusing and overwhelming but it sounds like your baby is very healthy and doing well.
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Our nuchal fold was within normal limits but on the high end at 12 weeks. I thought there was only a small window to look at the nuchal fold, like between 10-13 weeks when looking for chromosomal abnormalities? That is what my doctor told me. But I could be very wrong, you may want to check though...maybe a second opinion? We had a 1:5 chance of DS and 1:68 chance of T18, so we did the amnio. Kai does have DS. The only other marker they ever found was his heart defect(AV Canal, most common), which was repaired at 10 weeks of age, he is now almost 4 mos old, and he also has the sandal toes. Which is just that his big toes are more spaced from the rest of his toes..like he could put a flip flop on with no problem, but thats a soft marker. But he is my beautiful, perfect baby boy! Did they give you new odds after their findings?
Keep us updated. And I know this sounds ridiculous, but try to relax, it will all be OK either way.
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I've never heard of nuchal fold being measured at 18 weeks. My understanding is there is a very narrow time frame in which the nuchal measurement is indicative of anything (right around 11-13 weeks, in which case, a measurement over 3 mm starts to raise your odds). I was told that the nuchal measurements after this point are not used diagnostically. My DD was born with Down Syndrome and did not have any heart issues. She did not have polyhydraminos, but had another condition called hydrops during the pregnancy, which resolved before birth.
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NEW YORK — New details emerged today about the call girl at the center of the prostitution scandal engulfing New York's governor, with a newspaper report identifying her as a 22-year-old aspiring musician from Manhattan.
The New York Times reported that the real name of the woman — identified as "Kristen" in court papers alleging that Gov. Eliot Spitzer paid more than $4,000 for prostitutes' services — is Ashley Alexandra Dupre.
Don D. Buchwald, a New York lawyer, confirmed to The Associated Press that he represents Ashley Alexandra Dupre, the same woman in the Times story. "That's as far as I can go," he said.
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- Browse a gallery of images of Spitzer's career, the prostitution ring's website, and the unfolding scandal.
- Visit Ashley Alexandra Dupre's page on MySpace
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- Watch a slide show of images from Spitzer's career.
- Read an excerpt from court documents regarding "Client 9." (7 pages, PDF)
- Read the complete criminal complaint against the alleged prosecution ring. (55 pages, PDF)
A man who answered the phone at the home of the woman's mother in New Jersey and identified himself as Dupre's brother, Kyle, told the AP he did not know why Dupre would agree to be interviewed about the scandal.
"I've talked to my sister every five minutes since this happened, and I'm not going to comment on it," he said. "She's just trying to get through this." Dupre's MySpace page provides a window into her life as she went from a broken home in New Jersey to a music career in the city.
"I have been alone. I have abused drugs. I have been broke and homeless. But, I survived, on my own. I am here, in NY because of my music," she wrote.
In an Aug. 30 blog posting on MySpace, she writes: "The past few months have been a roller coaster with so called friends, lovers, and family .
Dupre describes her favorite musical artists as Etta James, Aretha Franklin, Celine Dion, Christina Aguilera and Frank Sinatra, among many others.
Her Web site boasts a recording of a song, "What We Want." "I know what you want, you got what I want. I know what you need. Can you handle me?" she sings.
She briefly spoke to the Times about the Spitzer scandal. Law enforcement officials identified the governor as a "Client 9" who had a Feb. 13 tryst with "Kristen" and paid her $4,300, according to court papers.
"I just don't want to be thought of as a monster," Dupre told the Times. "This has been a very difficult time. It's complicated." She told the newspaper she had slept very little since the allegations against Spitzer were revealed.
Dupre told the Times she worried about paying her rent in a ninth-floor Manhattan apartment after her boyfriend recently left her. She said she was considering moving back in with her family in New Jersey.
She declined to comment when asked by the Times when she first met Spitzer and how many times they had been together.
Dupre apparently appeared in federal court Monday as a witness in the case against four people accused of operating the Emperors Club VIP prostitution ring.


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I am a FTM and I know there are many things I want to show/teach my child such as manners and how to treat a lady (I'm having a boy). I want to show him how to be compassionate for others and how to be an independent problem solver. Are there any special things in particular that you want to teach or have taught your children? What are somethings that are important to you that you want them to know?
Things you want to teach your child/or have taught your children THREAD
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I want my kids to learn to be independent and how to be good with money as adults. I want to teach them how to love unconditionally and be the best person they can be!
There are a million things.... I want my kids to believe the world is basically a good place, that people are good and that even when they screw up they are good too. I want them to believe in themselves and I want them to believe that their purpose is to serve others, but without sacrificing themselves in the process. Its complicated and with a 2 year old and a 5 year old, I can tell you that while these things seem really basic, they are extremely hard to teach.
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Everything stated above...I am not a very athletic person but have a high metabolism so have never trult needed to worry about my weight. DH entire family is obese. DD is 1.5 years old and already this spring, I have tried to get us out every warm day. When the kids are old enough to understand what I am doing, I plan to start running and maybe join a gym so they can see me doing what I can to stay active. I hope that this will teach them to grow up active, not sedentary and lazy (like I am now )
That you don't always have to back away from a fight. Sometimes you have to stand up for what is right or what you believe, even if it gets physical. I think if I'd been taught that, I would have defended myself immediately in my teenage abusive relationship, rather than be hurt multiple times before finally doing something.
That if something sounds or seems to good to be true, it probably is, whether that's in money or relationships. One needs to be cemented in reality to make smart life decisions, even if one's desires are often unrealistic.
To be willing to change your mind, even on really big issues- but to never change it without very good reasons.
That fear is okay, and should either be listened to or overcome, never ignored. Both have merits.
To never think you are better than the world, but to know sometimes self-centeredness is just fine. You deserve certain things, both tangible and intangible, and should always seek them out if missing.
"We are formed by little scraps of wisdom." -Umberto Eco
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That having a problem doesn't make them weak. If they need help, I will fully support them and make sure they get all the help they need - no matter what the problem is. My love for my children is uncondtional, and I want to make sure they know that.
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Besides all the basics like good manners and compassion, I'm actually planning on teaching my toddler how to fall well and properly. I took a dance class on falling/stunt falls in college and think it would be pretty practical for a toddler! He's very active and flexible already. Sounds silly, I know, but hey.
I also teach my children the value of hard work--there really is no substitute. They help around the house, they work hard on homework, they will know how to take care of themselves, both in relation to finances, but also when it comes to what it takes to run a household.
Wonderful! I am going to steal some of these
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I want to teach my children to face problems and how to handle conflict and problem resolution. I want my children to be book educated and street smart. Sometimes I think street smarts are more important than any education they get in school. I want my children to be taught that it's okay to dream and it's good to shoot for whatever you want out of life.
To name a few...
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My biggest thing is manners. Saying yes m'am, yes sir, holding doors open, helping people, volunteering and not being disrespectful. Next would be to be good men to their partners, good daddies to their children, and good peers. For my daughter, I want her to learn that she should NEVER EVER EVER EVER settle for a partner who treats her badly. I want her to learn how to do things on her own and not depend on anyone... same for my sons.
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New iphone 4s displays that I have 1 email in the icloud account but neither iCloud mail account or the macbook displays this...tried deleting iCloud email account from the phone and erased the phone data than waited a while, added the iCloud email account and waited for it to rebuild and it did it again...another phantom email on the account icon. Annoying as ****..
I had this as well, heres what worked for me.
On your computer go to icloud.com
login and click sort by and choose unread
email should show up
deal with it however you want
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EC Number: 188.8.131.52
Enzymes and Genes:
|Rattus norvegicus:
|2-oxoaldehyde dehydrogenase
|Saccharomyces cerevisiae:
|potassium-activated aldehyde dehydrogenase, mitochondrial: ALD4
aldehyde dehydrogenase, mitochondrial: ALD5
magnesium-activated aldehyde dehydrogenase, cytosolic: ALD6
In Pathway: methylglyoxal degradation II
Note that this reaction equation differs from the official Enzyme Commission reaction equation for this EC number, which can be found here .
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Most BioCyc compounds have been protonated to a reference pH value of 7.3. Please see the PGDB Concepts Guide for more information.
Mass balance status: Balanced.
Enzyme Commission Primary Name: 2-oxoaldehyde dehydrogenase (NADP+)
Enzyme Commission Synonyms: α-ketoaldehyde dehydrogenase, methylglyoxal dehydrogenase, NADP+-linked α-ketoaldehyde dehydrogenase, 2-ketoaldehyde dehydrogenase, NADP+-dependent α-ketoaldehyde dehydrogenase
Standard Gibbs Free Energy (ΔrG'°): -14.563599 kcal/mol [Latendresse13]
Enzyme Commission Summary:
Not identical with EC 18.104.22.168 2-oxoaldehyde dehydrogenase (NAD+).
Unification Links: KEGG:R00205
Relationship Links: BRENDA:EC:22.214.171.124, ENZYME:EC:184.108.40.206, IUBMB-ExplorEnz:EC:184.108.40.206
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Ray82: Ray M, Ray S (1982). "On the interaction of nucleotides and glycolytic intermediates with NAD-linked alpha-ketoaldehyde dehydrogenase." J Biol Chem 257(18);10571-4. PMID: 7107626
Ray82a: Ray S, Ray M (1982). "Purification and characterization of NAD and NADP-linked alpha-ketoaldehyde dehydrogenases involved in catalyzing the oxidation of methylglyoxal to pyruvate." J Biol Chem 257(18);10566-70. PMID: 7107625
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So I bought one for my daughter when I was 8 weeks preg. I had gotten one for one of our angel babies and then ended up having to throw it away except for the pages I had filled out.
Finally today I was able to bring myself to get one for this baby...it was strangely an emotional experience though given the past losses.
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Many of you don't me since I haven't posted much here during this pregnancy, but I can be completely mental while pregnant.
I got two papercuts last Thursday and one cut seems to be infected. One healed in a couple days while the other has puffed up a bit, has turned red and has spread open slightly. With all the worry nowadays about staph superbugs starting from minor cuts, am I insane to want to go to the doctor?
I would assume a staph infection would be a cause for a lot of worry during pregnancy. My coworker's grandson contracted a superbug infection from scraping his knee and ended up in a children's hospital for a week where it was touch and go for a while. Should I got to the doctor for this or will they commit me to an institution? I'm so worried about losing this baby over something avoidable.


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Can i get pregnant that soon after a miscarriage?
I had a miscarriage on Friday June 20 (one week and four days ago) I had to have a D&C. anyway, i don't want to get pregnant again, but i have still had unprotected sex in that week and four days. Could that have gotten me pregnant? I'm really scared.
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yes there can be a chance that you can get pregnant again atfer a miscarriage but it is the best to wait for awhile before you try again because your is still healing from having a miscarrage it the best to wait for your first period before you get pregnant sometime you got to wait about 3 months but good luckposted 11/07/2008 by sweetbear_1983
I just recently had a miscarriage on 12/11/2009 and i am wanting to get pregnant ASAP!!! But i am waiting for the Miscarriage to disapate before i continue. I was also told to wait for atleast 1 full cycle. I want to be pregnant and giving birth by September 2010. My pregnancy was 6weeks and 5 days along what can i do?posted 12/16/2009 by preruc
Only if you were ovulating at the time. One question, if YOU DON'T WANT TO BE PREGNANT WHY THE HECK ARE YOU HAVING UNPROTECTED SEX?? What an absolute stupid thing to do!posted 07/03/2008 by bvannorman
I had a miscarriage on June 22, and had unprotected sex on the June 29th, and I was wondering if I could have gotten PG too. I am hoping not, I want to wait 1 cycle before trying again, not sure how my BF feels, but will cross that when we come to it. I found out I was PG on 6-20, was a suprise, not planned. I am 40 and my youngest is going to be a senior, and his youngest is a 7th grader... anyway, I can't help you, still looking for answers myself. Hope we can stay connected and get the answers together.. Thanks.. Hollyposted 07/03/2008 by hollyscopper
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Megastar Amitabh Bachchan's expansive body of work is a learning ground for a lot of youngsters, says writer-lyricist Javed Akhtar, who feels fortunate at having worked with the actor.
"Talented people like Amitabh Bachchan are very rare. The kind of work he has done and the example he has set through his work in all these years is a paradigm to all," Akhtar said here Thursday at the red carpet of the Royal Stag Mirchi Music Awards.
Akhtar, along with Salim Khan, wrote the screenplay for several Amitabh-starrer projects like "Zanjeer", "Deewaar", "Sholay", "Trishul" and "Dostana".
"I am very fortunate that we have worked together for many years, did 13 to 14 films together. We even started our career together, and today he has carved a niche for himself and (is) doing amazing," he added.
A tribute to the Big B was paid at the event as singers crooned some of his hit songs.
Asked about the new generation of music directors and songwriters, Akhtar said: "Young music directors are very talented and capable of doing any kind of work and the challenge they will get."
"Even some of the new song writers like Irshad Kamil and Swanand Kirkire are very good. So, good writers who can do wonderful work are coming out. Even Sayeed Kadri also writes good songs," he added.
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The ousting of the co-founder of high profile Southern California-based truckload capacity marketplace Cargomatic, often referred to as the "Uber of trucking," follows drastic staff cuts in March.
The S.C. Ports Authority has spelled out how it will use on-terminal scales to help shippers comply with new SOLAS rules for declaring the accurate weight of containers to their ocean carrier.
Matt Cox, chief executive officer of the Jones Act ocean carrier, says he would not be surprised if industry losses in 2016 exceed $10 billion, but Matson, which operates primarily between the U.S. mainland, Hawaii and Alaska, has limited exposure.
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Jim Newsome, director of the South Carolina Ports Authority, is arguing for weighing containers at terminals to meet new international safety rules, but the Port of Long Beach says using on-site scales for that purpose is too much of a challenge.
House lawmakers brushed aside calls at a hearing to slow implementation of the Verified Gross Mass rule, while other shippers said compliance should be straightforward.
Federal Maritime Commissioner William P. Doyle praised the statement from ocean carrier group OCEMA, but noted officials "still need to address an important liability issue for the shippers" in order to implement new verified gross mass requirements.


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Fullerton's pay and pension data
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A video on YouTube of the Dollhouse (Mia Yim and Marti Belle) attacking Christy Hemme because she announced that they had lost a match on Impact Wrestling.
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Just by gazing at her incredible looks, a lot can be said about Christy Hemme, but the best compliment you could give her would be about her strong work ethics. On Tuesday, the longtime TNA Knockout gave birth to a baby daughter, whom she named Charlie Rose. Within 24 hours, she was already in New York City, working on the Impact Wrestling debut episode on Destination America. Christy is not expected to miss a lot of time from work.
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My Duncan again. He was allowed on the couch in those days. That stopped fast enough.
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Paula Patton stars in writer-director David E Talbert's romcom about a woman's desperate hunt to find herself a husband.
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When a crippled criminal survives a massacre he's brought in for questioning, then proceeds to tell the most remarkable of underworld tales.
"I'm really thirsty. When I was a kid I used to dehydrate, and my piss came out like snot. I mean, it was all thick and gross." Just a throwaway piece of dialogue from Christopher McQuarrie's otherwise quotable Oscar-winning screenplay for The Usual Suspects. Watch Bryan Singer's awesome neo-noir a second time and you might find that this seemingly extraneous information gives a big clue to the real identity of arch criminal Keyser Soze.
It's now often the case with cult films that their popularity stems from the need to subject them to the sort of examination usually reserved for the Patterson Bigfoot film. But while many films might claim that only repeat viewers will understand the storyline, The Usual Suspects really does reward those prepared to put it under the microscope a second, third or fourth time. And we're not talking about some phoney mystery here - of the sort at the heart of The Big Sleep, a story so dense not even its author Raymond Chandler could understand it. The Usual Suspects presents all the clues. It just happens to also provide more than one solution.
"Five criminals. One line-up. No coincidence." The Usual Suspects' tagline neatly summed up what seemed to be a pretty simple situation. The suspects in question include Dean Keaton (Gabriel Byrne), a copper-turned-con who some believe might hold domain over the criminal underworld, and Roger 'Verbal' Kint (Kevin Spacey), a meek crippled conman who is one of two men to survive a shoot out in an LA harbour. Brought in for questioning by customs agent Dave Kujan (Chazz Palminteri), 'Verbal' explains the events leading up to him, Keaton and the three other cons being in LA that evening. And as he talks, Kujan becomes convinced that Kint can finger Keyser Soze, a bad guy who could even spook James Bond.
Any crime movie where the cop is played by Chazz Palminteri - one the movie world's favourite Mafiosi - is a pretty interesting proposition. Indeed, with so many of the cast being equally at home playing heroes or villains, the mystery at the heart of The Usual Suspects is treacle thick and twice as sticky. The film that introduced the wider world to Bencio Del Toro, Singer's film features career-best work from Byrne, Kevin Pollack and Steve Baldwin, three actors who might be bigger were they always as good as they are here. The film also throws some interesting curve-balls in the shape of cameos from Suzy Amis as the lawyer for whom Keaton has given up his life of crime, Giancarlo Espositio as a no-nonsense cop and an uncredited Peter Greene as the charismatic fence Redfoot. There's even a brief appearance by the late great actor-director Paul Bartel to muddy the water that little bit further.
Of course, the lion's share of the praise should go to Kevin Spacey who rightly won an Oscar albeit in the wrong category (Verbal is in no sense a supporting role) and McQuarrie who wrote the script in his early twenties while working for a law firm. As for Singer being overlooked for his contribution, it's a crime on the same scale as the one carried out in the final reel. That all three have struggled (or, in the case of McQuarrie, completely failed) to top their work here is as disappointing as it is to be expected. For had it been made 40 years ago by a genre legend like Howard Hawks , we'd be talking about The Usual Suspects as a bona fide movie milestone. That's the scale of the achievement on show here, the cinema equivalent of scaling Everest.
Anything but usual, Singer's movie is pretty damn near untouchable. Next to this, most other crime films feel petty.
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Most research and theory-building in HRD is associated with large organisations. However, most firms in the United Kingdom employ fewer than fifty people. The 'official' view sees the sector as not facing any specific issues that differentiate it from large firms; HRD, of a formal 'enterprise training' kind, is seen as necessary to facilitate growth (e.g. Gray 1993). SMEs are therefore seen as scaled-down large firms, and SME HRD as scaled-down large firm HRD. However, UK government-supported enterprise training programmes have often not had the impact on performance anticipated (e.g. Storey 1994; Gray 1993, 1998; Stanworth and Gray 1991). There is little evidence that small business-owners are particularly attracted to such training, either for themselves or their staff, and many have argued that such training has often not been cost-effective, nor has it had the impacts desired. Some have argued that this is due to the lack of education, inward-looking orientation and lack of perspective of many owner-managers (Watkins 1983) or their individualism, stress on personal independence and desire for control (Stanworth and Gray 1991; Storey 1994). Such factors may all contribute to the rejection of outside advice and training provision. In addition, very small 'micro-businesses' in particular may lack time, as well as sufficient clarity over diagnosing training needs.
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fantastic, as all of your work
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Your blog is a joy to visit. Adore this drawing. Wishing there was a fabric to match. :-)
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I really like the intricate simplicity of this. (Sorry for the oxymoron).
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Thank you for sharing not only the beautiful artwork, but also the tools you use. it is so very helpful.
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oh how i love red
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It's amazing how you're constantly creating...and it's all beautiful!
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I perform Step-by-Step debug until I reach the
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setup_from_name method exist. However, as I mentioned before, the "debugging arrow" disappears. At this stage, if I click "Step Over" button, the running continues somewhere at the background (I can see that the variables are being modified). If I click on "Step Return", the arrow appears again and continue through the visible code.
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Maybe this will spill some light..
UPDATE 2 I've been suggested to verify that the relevant module path exist in "Perl Include Path' in project properties in Eclipse. I've done so however unfortunately with no change.


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Images and licences
Choose from hundreds of images for commercial use in books, magazines, newspapers, adverts and other media, with online licensing and downloads at Historic England Images.
The Historic England Archive
Search our collections of over 12 million photographs and drawings from the 1850s to the present day, and order bespoke copies through our Archive Services team.
Britain from Above
You can search over 95,000 aerial photographs covering the whole country and order online through our Britain from Above website.
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