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I'm learning alot, and in the process of writing my second book. I believe the bible, and rely on the Spirit for truth. I've experienced quite a bit of hostility for asking pastors about what they're teaching, but none ever use the bible for support of their views. I like to study, and ask alot of questions. I go to God for the answers!
Hi praise Jesus ,Am pastor Sharon kamya , married to pr micheal kefa kamya. We are located in east africa uganda , We both went through Vission training center bible college , and we graduated in ministry . In 2010 we did spiritual maping and God showed us a place called Buwekula where many moslems are and many shrines are built.
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You can read the descpition of the book on Amazon. It is strictly biblical, I mean by this that I support every conclusion with biblical references. I've been speaking to various pastors about the books contents, with mixed responses from each, from confusion to outright anger. But not one could nor would say or show from the bible any inconsistency with the scripture.
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St. Mary's of Michigan Standish Hospital honors distinguished individuals through the Living Legends Ball. The annual event acknowledges those who have shown exemplary dedication, commitment and service to improving the health of the community.
Elaine Swartz, L.P.N. has been named the Living Legends Award recipient for 2014. She has served residents of Arenac County for over 40 years. Mrs. Swartz is the seventh recipient of the Living Legends Award.
In 1965, Mrs. Swartz received her nursing degree from Chambersburg Area Practical Nursing School in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania. Her first job was at Williamsport General Hospital, a 500 bed facility, in Williamsport, Pennsylvania. She was selected to be part of a pilot program in which five L.P.N.s were introduced into a new concept, team nursing, on a med-surg floor. The hospital was pleased with the work that was accomplished by the L.P.N.s and they began to hire L.P.N.s as part of their staff.
In 1967, Mrs. Swartz began her journey with Standish Community Hospital. At that time, she provided care to patients in almost every corner of the hospital, including Obstetrics, Emergency Room, Acute Care, and Critical Care. In later years she assisted patients and residents in both the Skilled Nursing Facility and Rural Health Clinic, as well as in area doctor's offices. In 1993, Mrs. Swartz was recognized as one of the top 25 nurses in Michigan by the Detroit News and Detroit Free Press. In 1994, she became the Associate Health Nurse and served in that capacity until 2008. Mrs. Swartz officially retired from St. Mary's of Michigan Standish Hospital in 2013.
Mrs. Swartz and her husband, Olen, have four children (Olene, Jeff, Sheila, and Jason) and five granddaughters. In her spare time, Mrs. Swartz enjoys quilting, sewing, gardening and canning.
Elaine Swartz, L.P.N. will be presented with the Living Legend Award at the St. Mary's of Michigan Standish Hospital Living Legends Ball on Saturday, April 5, 5:30pm, at Huron Breeze Golf Club, AuGres. All proceeds generated from the 2014 Living Legends Ball will fund a portable ultrasound machine for the Emergency Department.
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This is one of a series of letterboxes being placed in Raymond Lucio Park. The others placed include: Baseball is Fun, Memorial Cypress Tree, San Marcos Park and Wildlife Habitat and Kayak Fun.
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"Ruth, I want to go back home," 93-year-old Bessie Reeves told her great-niece, Ruth Bailey, when Ruth visited her at the Deerfield Retirement Community in 1970. Bessie yearned for her former life on White Oak Road in Biltmore Forest.
White Oak Road had been the first street on which home owners had built homes after Edith Vanderbilt had sold nearly 1,500 acres of the Biltmore Estate to a development company in 1920.
The builders, D. Hiden Ramsey wrote in a 1925 booklet, "wished to create and abide in a community where persons of moderate means could build homes that would embody on a smaller scale the same ideals which actuated Mr. Vanderbilt in the creation of the Biltmore Estate."
Bessie and her maiden sister, Ethel, lived at 11 White Oak, and, through the Depression, hosted neighborhood women in cards-and-cocktails, aided by their servants.
Rita Rees, an unmarried member of the tannery-owning Hans Rees family came; as did Alice Connally Cheesborough, whose husband, Dr. Thomas Cheesborough had died in 1937.
As a young woman, Bessie had accompanied wealthy women to England, and came back with a British accent. You can imagine her saying to Ruth, in the voice of Lady Violet, the Dowager Countess in "Downton Abbey," "Oh, Ruthie, I wish you could have as much fun as I had as a bride in Asheville, but you never will."
The Reeves family was related to the Rutledges of Charleston, extending a lifestyle line from England to antebellum Charleston, Flat Rock, Victorian era Montford, and Biltmore Forest.
Bessie died at the age of 101. A subsequent owner of her home, not given to belief in the occult, attested to her lingering presence.
"One night," he said, "one of us had placed a candle down on the grouting" of a tile countertop he and his wife had had installed. "The next morning, I walked in the kitchen, saw the candle, and walked over to the sink. Something told me to turn around; and I did, just in time to see the candle go up in an arc and down to the floor."
Ethel, who had preceded Bessie in death, has been heard wandering around at night looking for the door from her bedroom to the bathroom. A renovation had walled off Ethel's entrance.
As Mr. Carson, the butler at Downton Abbey, has noted, servants sometimes end up being more attached to their mansions than their owners, and are likely to haunt the places after they've passed away.
At 17 White Oak, a genial, old he-ghost has been seen frequenting what had been the home of Sarah Fotterill Potter Coxe, the fifth member of Bessie Reeves' card-playing group.
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"This is going to be where your girls are going to live," the spirit said, acknowledging that his presence would "not be pleasant for them. I'll leave."
Sallie Middleton, the late artist and niece of architect, Douglas Ellington, saw a less pleasant ghost when she had gone to buy 16 White Oak, the former residence of Alice Cheesborough. Her description of a woman with graying red hair, a slight build, and nervous habits matched Mrs. Cheesborough's live-in housekeeper, Alma, whom Mrs. Cheesborough had called "the old spook" for her disapproving glances.
Alma had been proud of her status as keeper of decorum in the Cheesborough household, and was aggrieved when Middleton's entrance displaced her from the largest bedroom into the smallest.
One day, Alma's ghost departed—at the same time that the butler had made his final exit from the house across the street. Some say that the two servants discovered they could commiserate; and the association developed into a post-corporeal romance.
Wedding party for Jessie Merrick and Alfred S. Barnard, c. 1900, photo taken at Lindsey's Art Parlor.
Top row (l to r): Unidentified man; Vance Brown; Detta Merrick. Middle row: Philip Cocke; perhaps a Miss West; Julia Atkinson; Elmer E. or William R. Heston. Bottom row: Bonnie Reeves; Erwin Sluder; Bessie Reeves; unidentified man; Haywood Parker; and perhaps Nina Johnson.
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Editor's note: This is the fifth story in a series about the seven special districts serving Marion County, as identified by the State Auditor's Office as part of an effort to increase public awareness of how their money is spent. The Enterprise is taking a closer look at the special districts that serve Marion County, how they are funded, and what they do for the community.
If you have a cellular phone, you are probably aware that 3G service is available in Marion County, regardless of who your provider is.
Recently, I received an email asking when 4G is coming.
I guess that's an inevitable question since wireless service advertisements are touting 4G devices and networks. As we all know, that doesn't mean that service is available everywhere.
I sent emails to both AT&T and Bluegrass Cellular last week to try to find out more about 4G. Here's what I've heard so far.
Over the last generation, Kentucky has seen a lot of success when it comes to boosting the education level of our workforce.
Since 1994, according to the Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education (CPE), the number of those employed who have a bachelor's degree has jumped 80 percent, while those with a high school diploma or less has dropped by more than a tenth.
That's a trend that needs to continue, because CPE estimates that, by the year 2020, more than half of Kentucky's jobs will require at least some college experience.
In the April 3, 2013 edition, a wedding announcement for Justin and Brittney Clark should have listed his parents' address as Bowling Green. Also, Daniel Gordon was identified incorrectly as Daniel Rakes.
A news story in the April 3 edition should have read that Adrienne and Candace Tucker, both 19, of Campbellsville were cited for violations of the social host ordinance. They were not arrested.
Before I wrote this column Monday evening, I had to go for a run.
I had been sitting at my desk all afternoon and evening reading reports about the explosions that killed at least two people and injured hundreds of others near the finish line at the Boston Marathon. I held back tears as I viewed images taken by photographers of the gruesome scene, the sidewalks covered in blood.
Initially, I thought it had to be a hoax.
Why would anyone do something like this at one of our oldest, most prestigious running events?
It was unthinkable.
Imagine getting up earlier on a beautiful day and going somewhere where everyone is excited and in a great mood. The atmosphere is uplifting, knowing you are about to do something fun that is also wonderful for your health. The sense of accomplishment that you will feel at the end is amazing! And anyone can do it!
Every legislative session, the General Assembly looks for ways it can improve the lives of our children, both in the classroom and when it comes to their safety.
This year, the House and Senate passed several new laws that further both of these goals.
One of the more widely publicized will establish a permanent, independent panel to review those cases in which a child either died or was severely injured as a result of abuse or neglect.
Kids like lettuce, too!
Dear McDonalds,
Hey, listen up!
Why don't you put lettuce on kids meals?
It would go good with the cheeseburgers.
You people have no respect for our health. Lettuce is VERY healthy.
Put lettuce on them. You would probably get more money.
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Defend your rights
By Rand Paul
U.S. Senator
If I had planned to speak for 13 hours when I took the Senate floor to start my filibuster, I would've worn more comfortable shoes. I started the filibuster with the words, "I rise today to begin to filibuster John Brennan's nomination for the CIA. I will speak until I can no longer speak" — and I meant it.
You should watch the movie "V for Vendetta" and consider the content.
You should watch the dud, "The Next Three Days," and memorize the important parts.
Remember that surrender of your freedom and rights invites brutality or death.
"The Islamic Al-Jazeera has Al Gore's cable channel, Current TV, to have access to the U.S. media market. Gore has reportedly made $100 million from the $500 million deal." – Accuracy in Media
The Community Service Center, Inc. was created by local churches to minister to the needy of Marion County. The First Christian Church in Lebanon is generous enough to allow us to work out of their building. We provide emergency help with food, clothing, rent, utilities and prescriptions. We are a strictly a volunteer group using funds and supplies donated by some of the area churches, civic organizations and other generous benefactors.
The 30-day session of the General Assembly concluded at midnight March 26, after two long days of hard work and bipartisan collaboration to ensure the state's most pressing issues were addressed.
It took nearly a year of study, months of debate and several long nights to finalize, but the General Assembly achieved its biggest goal this legislative session when it enacted far-reaching reforms of Kentucky's public retirement systems early last week.
Comments from the "military press":
1. Dangerous government – "The power of government is great and, therefore, exceptionally dangerous."
2. Priceless – "Any man who thinks he can be happy and prosperous by letting the government take care of him better take a closer look at the American Indian." – Henry Ford
3. The Second Amendment – "The beauty of the second amendment is that it will not be needed until they try and take it." – Thomas Jefferson
On March 13, on opinion page A6, an article entitled "Marketing Changes to Lebanon" it was stated rather than to promote Lebanon by name, the community was promoted with the phrase, "Bourbon, Coopers, and Moonshine Still."
I am one of eight sons born to Edna and Spencer Clark Sr.. I graduated from the former Lebanon High School with many fond memories of my school, church, and community. However, I was completely astonished and disgusted by the article about my hometown.
On March 11, Lebanon Mayor Gary Crenshaw issued a memo stating that city employees should no longer do any work on private property, acknowledging that city employees have assisted homeowners and business owners with minor matters in the past.
"While these acts may have been performed with good intentions, they must not continue," Crenshaw wrote.
He added that going forward, the city would follow the letter of the law.
Each legislative session is invariably remembered for one or two high-profile laws, but there are always many others that, while not getting as much attention, are important as well.
"Act as if what you do makes a difference. It does."
The Marion County Lady Knights have had quite a ride during the past four years.
Four straight trips to the Sweet 16.
Three trips to the final four.
Two consecutive state finals appearances.
And one perfect season, ending with the first girls basketball state championship in Marion County history.
It's hard to know where to begin in recounting this team's success.
They finished the season 39-0 becoming the first unbeaten Kentucky girls team since Marshall County in 1984.
The General Assembly is now recessed for a 10-day veto period and will return on March 25 for the final two days of the 2013 Session. While consensus hasn't been reached on important bills dealing with the public employee pension reform, industrial hemp and military overseas absentee voting, the Senate is ready and willing to work on these unresolved issues.
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Post subject: How young is too young to travel in the car?
My OH and I live in 2 different houses. We live down south but work in the midlands so we have a second house we live in in the midlands during the week. We are planning on going back to dual-living pretty much straight away so we can be with him during the week but still drive south every weekend.
How old would the baby need to be before we can take him/her on a 2.5hr car trip?
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If it helps my son is 3 weeks old and at the end of the month we're going to a christening in Reading which is a 3 1/2 - 4 hour drive from us. I know there are guidelines which mention long periods of time in car seats at a young age but I would assume that would mean seriously long periods as look at car seats that clip onto wheels for shopping.. surely a child would be in them for a couple of hours easily during shopping or something? Sorry not much help I know but we'll be making that trip ourselves and I travelled with my daughter and son in a carseat at a similar age also.
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We took Sam to my ex's mom's in South Wales which is a good 4 hour drive away, when she was 10 weeks old, and she pretty much slept all the way. The best advice I can give is to try and time it round their feeds. If its a 2.5 hour journey you should be able to feed just before you go, and then they should last til you get there. Be prepared for delays, so if your bottle feeding make sure you have a carton of ready mixed feed, or a flask of hot water, and powder handy.


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1035. Marta1 Cowenhoven (158633).
Children of Marta1 Cowenhoven (158633) include:
1036. Jannetje2 Cowenhoven (158629) was born April 26, 1760 Monmouth County, New Jersey; she was born April 26, 1769; m. Abraham Golden (158628), son of Joseph Golden (158620) and Mary Johnson (158621), November 25, 1779; m. Joseph Goodenough (158630), son of Samuel Goodenow (158635) and Catherine Lippett (158636), November 19, 1797; d. September 14, 1808 at age 39; d. September 14, 1808 Middletown, Monmouth County, New Jersey, at age 39; d. September 15, 1808 Monmouth County, New Jersey, at age 39; bur. Golden burial ground, Middletown, Monmouth County, New Jersey.
She is possibly Janitje Cowenhoven Bap. Freehold and Middleton Church May 25 1760. The daughter of Martyn Cowenhoven and Willemjje Cowenhoven. IGI. She and Jane Conover (3093) were possibly one and the same. She was also known as Poss Jane Gifford. She was also known as Jane Conover.
Abraham Golden (158628) was born on February 6, 1755; calculated. He died on August 26, 1790 at age 35.
Children of Jannetje2 Cowenhoven (158629) and Abraham Golden (158628) were as follows:
Joseph Goodenough (158630) was born on February 27, 1759 Monmouth County, New Jersey. He died before 1838 Howell Twp., Monmouth County, New Jersey. He was also known as Joseph Goodenow. He Revolutionary War: Cpl., 1st Battalion, Monmouth County Militia (unableto prove) Fought at Navesink Highlands; taken prisoner to New York 13 Feb. 1777(DAR Patriot Register). He was a farmer and Justice of the Peace Middletown, Monmouth County, New Jersey. "Lippett-Goodnough Family Bible Record," The Genealogical Magazine of NewJersey, Vol. 27, pp. 21-24
DAR Patriot Index, Vol. II, p. 85.
1793: Member of Middletown Dist. militia
Monmouth County Real Estate Records
Grantee Deeds:
20 Aug. 1805 From Andrew ÐVì*7*O♠Winter (P-288) -- $1,385, North side ManasquanRiver
21 May 1812 From Joseph Goodenough, Jr. (V-296) -- $900, ManasquanRiver, Howell Twp.
4 Dec. 1817 From Peter Cook (A2-356) -- $100, "Yellow Brook" atManasquan River, Howell Twp.
26 Jul. 1820 ÐVì*7*O♠ From William Patterson (C2-218) -- $117.50, South sideManasquan River, Howell Twp.
24 Apr. 1822 From James Boude (E2-348) -- $230, Howell Twp.
25 Jan. 1825 From Joel Morris (I2-186) -- $600, Timber Swamp
and many more, which could be Joseph ÐVì*7*O♠Jr.
Grantor Deeds:
16 Dec. 1811 To Joseph Goodenough, Jr. (V-66) -- $1,300, Squancom,Howell Twp.
17 Mar. 1812 (with wife Jane and Joseph Jr.) To Hance Herbert (V-145) --$40, Howell Twp.
17 Nov. 1836 To David Lippencott (O3-420) -- This coulÐVì*7*O♠d be Joseph Jr.;no signature
28 Apr. 1840 To Joseph White -- Joseph Jr. signs as "Trustee."
Children of Jannetje2 Cowenhoven (158629) and Joseph Goodenough (158630) were:
1037. Mathias A.3 Golden (3245) was born October 1, 1780; m. Catherine Van Mater (3244), daughter of Cyrenius Van Mater (3228) and Jacoba Covenhoven (1145), June 24, 1802 Monmouth County, New Jersey; d. October 20, 1859 at age 79.
Catherine Van Mater (3244) was born on September 16, 1783. She was baptized on December 7, 1783 Dutch Reformed Church, Freehold-Middletown, Monmouth County, New Jersey. She died on April 24, 1831 at age 47.
Children of Mathias A.3 Golden (3245) and Catherine Van Mater (3244) were as follows:
1038. Abraham3 Goodenough (158631) was born March 14, 1799 Middletown, Monmouth County, New Jersey; m. Mary Brown (158634), daughter of Ezekiel Brown (339100) and Sarah Ann Barkalow (339101), November 29, 1819 Monmouth County, New Jersey; d. circa 1838 Monmouth County, New Jersey.
Monmouth County Real Estate Records*Grantee Deed: 17 Oct. 1822 From Edward Allen (F2-170) -- $140, UpperFreehold*Grantor Deed: 25 Apr. 1828 (With Mary) to Richard Robbins (Q2-146) --$80, Upper Freehold**Marriage record: Gibson, George & Florence, Marriages of Monmouth Co.,NJ 1795-1843, p. 41**Mentioned in Will of father-in-law, Ezekiel Brown:*". . . all the real & personal Estate to [be] equally divided amongst mydear beloved children share & share alike except Mary Goodnuff, ÐVì*7*f♣mydaughter, she cannot have her share while she lives with AbrahamGoodnuff, but is to be relieved [?] in time necessity [?] at thediscretion of the Executors."**Margaret Goodenough Oliphant: "Abraham was a tailor by trade. EzekielBrown, my grÐVì*7*f♣eat grandfather, the father of Mary Brown Goodenough, mygrandmother, disinherited his daughter, Mary, for clinging to her husbandAbraham Goodenough, who periodically was addicted to drinking licquor andwhen under its influence was evidently abuÐVì*7*f♣sive, which her father wasbitterly opposed to. But Mary Brown lived with her husband until hispassing and 9 [or 8?] children blessed their union. However, to manhoodand womanhood all had a character of sterling excellence. Mary BrowngoodenouÐVì*7*f♣gh discharged her difficult task admirably in raising thosechildren.* "Of those 9 children, 7 grew up to manhood and womanhood and married.There is no more noble and beautiful character than Mary BrownGoodenough, an exceptionally good, loving ÐVì*7*f♣mother." He was also known as Abraham Goodenow.
Mary Brown (158634) was born on December 8, 1799 Upper Freehold, Monmouth County, New Jersey. She died on November 28, 1881 Morristown, Morris County, New Jersey, at age 81. She died on November 28, 1881 Burlington County, New Jersey, at age 81. She was buried Baptist Church Grounds, Moorestown, Burlington County, New Jersey.
Mary Brown (158634) appeared on the census of 1840 Upper Freehold, Monmouth County, New Jersey; Listed as widow on census at Upper Freehold, Monmouth, NJ, 1M<5, 1 M15-20, 1F10-15, 1F15-20, and 1F40-50*Monmouth County Real Estate Records*Grantee Deed: 22 Apr. 1851 "Mary S. Goodenough" (Q-293) -- $15, landin Howell Twp.*No Grantor Deed*1860: Listed as "Mary Goodnough", age 60, b NJ, in household ofJoseph and (daughter) Jane Dumphy*1880: Listed on census as "grandmother" living with (son) WilliamGoodenough, Mt. Laurel.
Children of Abraham3 Goodenough (158631) and Mary Brown (158634) were as follows:
Joseph A. Goodenough (339093) and Emmeline Havens (339098) appeared on the census of 1860 Chesterfield, Burlington County, New Jersey; Joseph, age 28 [sic, 38]; Emeline, age 25 [sic, 35]; Hymand, age 15;Charles, age 12; Charlotte, age 10; and Mary Havens, age 74. All bornNJ.
He left a will on November 23, 1910
BE IT REMEMBERED that I, James Johnson Goodenough, of Moorestown, inthe County of Burlington and State of New Jersey, being of sound mind,memory and understanding, do make and publish this my last will andtestament, in way and manner following, viz: --
Item 1st: -- I order and direct that my funeral expenses and justdebts shall be paid and satisfied as soon as can be conveniently doneafter my decease, and I further direct my executor to place at my grave ahead stone and a foot stone similar to the stones at the grave of mywife. I further direct that my name and age shall be inscribed on asmall monument that has been erected near the grave of my wife, andinterred [?] to or consecrated to both our memories. I also direct thatmy grave shall be walled.
Item 2nd: -- After the payment of debts and expenses in my estate,I bequeath to my executor and trustee, hereinafter named, the sum of TwoThousand Dollars ($2,000) in trust nevertheless, for the following usesand purposes, viz: -- To invest the said sum on good and safesecurities, according to the best judgment of my executor and trustee andto pay the income therefrom, less legal expenses, to Sarah A.B. Witcraft(wife of Samuel S. Witcraft) in semi annual payments, yearly and everyyear during her natural life. After her decease, it is my will that theTwo Thousand Dollars ($2,000) principal of her trust shall be equallydivided between my two daughters, Margaret . Lamb and Emma V. Frowert,share and share alike. In case my said daughters, Margaret C. Lamb andEmma V. Frowert, or either of them, shall not be surviving at the time ofthe distribution of the above principal, the child or children of adeceased daughter shall take his, her or their mother's share.
Item 3rd: -- To my granddaughter, Margaret Eldridge, daughter ofCatharine H. Haines, I give and bequeath Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars($250) absolute. To Lillian Haines (widow ofmy deceased grandson,Zebedge [?] Haines, I give and bequeath Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars($250) to be used by the said Lillian Haines for the benefit of her son,Clarence Haines.
Item 4th: -- To my grandson, James J.G. Stone, who was named for me, I give my gold watch and Five Hundred Dollars ($500) out of myestate. To my grandson, Edward B. Stone, I give and bequeath FiveHundred Dollars ($500) out of my estate. In case of the death of eithergrandson before my death, the childÐVì*7*♣♣ or children of a deceased grandsonshall inherit the father's bequest.
Item 5th: -- To Nellie Goodenough and Harry Goodenough, children ofmy deceased son, Biddle H. Goodenough, I give One Dollar ($1.00) each.
To my nephew Ulysses S. Goodenough of Mount Laurel, I give andbequeath One Hundred Dollars ($100); to my niece Ella Berry (wife ofDavid Berry) I give and bequeath Two Hundred Dollars ($200) out of myestate.
Item 6th: -- After payment of the above bequests and the necessaryexpenses incurred in the settlement of my estate, I direct that thebalance and residue shall be equally divided between my two daughters,namely: -- Margaret C. Lamb and Emma V. Frowert, share and share alike,and in case either of my two daughters shall not survive me, then thechild or children of a deceased daughter shall take the mother's share.
Item 7th: -- In case I shall die seized of any real estate, Idirect my executor and trustee to make sale of my real property at suchtime or times after my decease as shall seem for the best interest of myestate, either at public sale or by private contract, and to make to thepurchaser or purchasers thereof, in due form of law, all and every suchdeed or deeds whatsoever as shall be necessary for granting, conveying orassuring the same or any part thereof, as well as I could have done inlifetime. The proceeds of such sale or sales to become a part of theresidue of my estate.
Lastly, I hereby nominate, constitute and appoint the BurlingtonCounty Safe Deposit and Trust Company of Moorestown, N.J., to be theexecutor of and the trustee under this my last will and testament.
In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and seal this twenty-third day of November, A.D. 1910.
James Johnson X Goodenough (Ex.)
Signed, sealed, published and declared by the same James JohnsonGoodenough as and for his last will and testament in the presence of us,who at his request, in his presence and in the presence of each other,have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses.
Edna G. Fuller
Horace S. Edgar
State of New Jersey.
Burlington County. ss.
Edna G. Fuller and Horace S. Edgar, the witnesses to the within Will being duly sworn according to law did depose and say that they saw JamesJohnson Goodenough, the testator therein named, sign and seal the sameand heard him publish, pronounce and declare the within writing to be hislast Will and Testament and that, at the time of the doing thereof, thesaid testator was of sound and disposing mind, memory and understanding,so far as they know and as they verily believe, and that they both werepresent at the same time and signed their names as witnesses to the saidWill, together with and in the presence of the said testator.
Sworn and subscribed at ) Edna G. Fuller
Mount Holly, County and State ) Horace S. Edgar
aforesaid, February 20, A.D. )
1911, before me. )
W.P. Lippincott, Surrogate.
1850 NJ Census, Delaware Twp., Camden Co. (household 327/333):
James J. Goodenough, 23/M, Farmer, b. NJ
Margarette " , 23/F, b. NJ
Sarah A. " , 2/F, b. NJ
Caroline " [sic, Catherine?], F/10-12, b. NJ
Matilda Turpin, 18/F, b. NJ
Living 1860, 1870, 1880: Farm in Evesham Township (now Mt. Laurel),Burlington, NJ (valued 1870 at $12,000; personal property at $1,500)
Burlington County Real Estate Records
1894 From William Barton (310-78)
1 Nov. 1898 To Elmer E. Day (335-18ÐVì*7*♣♣1) -- $3,000, two tracts, Mt.Laurel
26 Feb. 1908 To Anna Edwards (429-426) -- $9,000, three tracts, Mt.Laurel (formerly Evesham) (signed "X -- his mark")
From the Burlington (NJ) Gazette, 20 Jan. 1883, p.3, col. 3:
-- An exciting runaway took place in Burlington on Friday afternoon oflast week. James J. Goodenough was driving a two-horse sleighing team upBroad street, there being three or four persons in the sleigh. Mr.Goodenough, not being familiar with the ground, undertook to drive acrossthe Commons in order to get out of the way of an approaching train. Whenthe sleigh struck the curbstone the tongue was broken loose, and thehorses ran on, leaving Mr. Goodenough and party sitting in their sleighin a state of bewildered astonishment. The horses ran down Tathamstreet, passing the West End hotel in their mad career, and turning tothe right went overboard into the cold waters of the Assiscunk, by theside of Oliver's coal yard. There was some ice on the reek but thehorses went through it and found themselves enjoying an unexpected bath.The water is several feet deep at that point, but the animals managed tokeep their heads above water until they were fished out, which was nosmall job. Several persons went to the rescue of the horses. Plankswere placed in the water with one end on the wharf, and then by puttingcarpet around one horse and using ropes the animal was pulled out quiteeasily. The other horse was in the water nearly an hour, being close tothe wharf. Finally ropes were put around the body of the horse and themen lifted him up out of the water and on the wharf. Fortunately thewater was not over the heads of the horses, the tide being half way down.The ice waÐVì*7*♣♣s covered with snow and the horses were no doubt astonishedwhen they found themselves struggling in the water. The horses wereplaced in the stable of Samuel W. Taylor, and well cared for until thenext morning, when they came out looking almost as well as usual. Mr.Goodenough wanted to drive home that night but Mr. Taylor, knowing thatit would be an unwise thing to do, objected to his doing so. When thehorses plunged into the water they were quite warm from their long drive.The team was [a] valuable one, and we understand the owner has beenoffered $1,000 for them. After the tongue came loose from the sleigh thehorses did not start at once, but were scared by some persons in thevicinity. Mr. Goodenough lives between Moorestown and Marlton, and is abrother of the late Captain Goodenough of this city. All thingsconsidered the accident was less disastrous than might have beenexpected.
From the Burlington Gazette (NJ), 1911: "February 6th, at Moorestown,JAMES JOHNSON GOODENOUGHÐVì*7*♣♣, aged 84 years and 3 months."
Buried at Colestown Cemetery, Cherry Hill, New Jersey, Section J, Lots220-231, with wife, brother-in-law, Abraham Keys, daughter Emma Frowert,son Biddle H., and possibly granddaughter, Martha V. Kann (1881-1950).
Elwood Goodenough:* Enlisted Pvt.: 9/1/62, Co. H, 23rd NJ Vols.* Died: 12/29/62, Typhoid Fever, at White Oak Church, Va.* Near Fredericksburg, Va.
He Enlisted as sgt. 8/25/62, Co. H. 23rd NJ Vols.
Made First Sgt.: 1/31/63
Mustered out: 6/27/63, 23rd a nine months regiment.
Enlisted: 3/10/65 as Cpt., Co. K, 40th NJ Vol.
Promoted, brevet, Major: 4/2/65
Mustered out: 7/13/65, at Hall's Hill, Virginia.


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HAProxy is a great load balancer; however, it doesn't natively terminate SSL connections. Fortunately, stunnel can terminate SSL connections and seamlessly forward them to HAProxy. To be able to log the client's IP address, we'll need to patch stunnel to provide X-Forwarded-For headers to HAProxy.
The following instructions are based on Debian Squeeze, HAProxy 1.4.8-1, and stunnel 4.32.
To get started, download the stunnel source and X-Forwaded-For patch:
wget http://www.stunnel.org/download/stunnel/src/stunnel-4.32.tar.gz wget http://haproxy.1wt.eu/download/patches/stunnel-4.32-xforwarded-for.diff
Before building stunnel, we need to install a few other packages:
apt-get install build-essential libssl-dev haproxy
To install stunnel:
tar -zxvf stunnel-4.32.tar.gz cd stunnel-4.32 patch -p1 < ../stunnel-4.32-xforwarded-for.diff ./configure make && make install adduser stunnel ln -s /usr/local/etc/stunnel /etc/stunnel touch /var/log/stunnel.log chown -R stunnel:stunnel /usr/local/etc/stunnel chown -R stunnel:stunnel /var/run/stunnel chown stunnel:stunnel /var/log/stunnel.log
Then we have to create the necessary files in /etc/stunnel: stunnel.conf, stunnel.pem, and the SSL certificate (server.crt) and key file (server.key). The server.crt and server.key are the SSL certificate and key which would normally go on a web server. The following stunnel.conf will accept incoming HTTPS connections on port 443, then forward it to port 81 as regular HTTP traffic – just change the ip address from 192.168.1.1 to your own.
Example /etc/stunnel/stunnel.conf:
cert=/etc/stunnel/stunnel.pem setuid=stunnel setgid=stunnel pid=/var/run/stunnel/stunnel.pid output = /var/log/stunnel.log socket=l:TCP_NODELAY=1 socket=r:TCP_NODELAY=1 [https] cert=/etc/stunnel/server.crt key=/etc/stunnel/server.key accept=192.168.1.1:443 connect=192.168.1.1:81 xforwardedfor=yes
Next, we'll need to create our stunnel certificate file, stunnel.pem. More details about the certificate creation process are available at Using Certificates with stunnel, but you can just run the following command:
openssl req -new -x509 -days 365 -nodes -config /etc/stunnel/stunnel.conf -out /etc/stunnel/stunnel.pem -keyout /etc/stunnel/stunnel.pem
Finally, here's an example haproxy.cfg file (/etc/haproxy/haproxy.cfg) – just change your web server IPs:
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House of the Week: And the Winner Is…
Four new properties vied to be "House of the Week." Watch this video (or see the slide show) to find out which home won the most recent readers' poll. The contenders were:
Cornerstone of Design in Santa Barbara: The owners embarked on a five-year design and building process to create this contemporary home–not just for the ocean views, but also the "spectacular" rock formations.
Space for Kids—and Adults: This four-bedroom penthouse in NoHo features an office on the roof deck and a tucked away play area for children.
Living in a 'Conch' in Florida: Built in the style of a modest 'conch' house, this estate was later expanded and upgraded; 'we see a dolphin almost every single day,' the owner says.
Cut From the Same Oak in Illinois: A Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired home played muse to its woodworking owner, who handcrafted many of the intricate red oak furnishings in the home.
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The House on Mango Street
by Sandra Cisneros
The House on Mango Street Gender Quotes
How we cite our quotes: Citations follow this format: (Chapter.Paragraph)
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The boys and girls live in separate worlds. The boys in their universe and we in ours. My brothers for example. They've got plenty to say to me and Nenny inside the house. But outside they can't be seen talking to girls. (3.1)
Divisions between gender are present among the characters in The House on Mango Street from a young age.
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She was a horse woman too, born like me in the Chinese year of the horse – which is supposed to be bad luck if you're born female – but I think this is a Chinese lie because the Chinese, like the Mexicans, don't like their women strong. (4.2)
Even as a child, Esperanza questions gender roles. She also observes that gender roles are cultural.
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She looked out the window her whole life, the way so many women sit their sadness on an elbow […] Esperanza. I have inherited her name, but I don't want to inherit her place by the window. (4.4)
Esperanza's great-grandmother is the first female character that we see positioned by the window in this novel.


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Saturday, February 27, 2010
The Day in Mets Camp
Here is a list of Mets pitchers for the intrasquad game on Monday, the first exhibition game will be on Tuesday. There is also a list for the first 3 exhibition games. March 1-Egbert,Everts,Blackley,Niese,Stoner,Dickey,Mejia March 2 vs Atlanta-Figueroa,Takahashi,Parnell,Dessens March 3 at Atlanta-Misch,Feliciano March 4 vs St. Louis-Dickey,Stoner Jerry Manuel said today that he doesn't believe that Kelvim Escobar will be able to contribute at the beginning of the year and may start it on the disabled list. He didn't rule out that he could start with the team but he hasn't even thrown off a mound yet, nevermind even throwing BP or in a game. There are some good pictures and video as always on Matthew Cerrones Metsblog.com which can be found at http://metsblog.com
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Saturday Notes from Yankees Camp
The New York Yankees were rained out down in Tampa today. They had to get their work in, inside. They had some batting practice and pitchers throwing inside but everything was light today due to the inclement weather. Joe Girardi did announce his pitchers for the first 11 spring training games. These were just the starters and 5th starter candidates. The relievers weren't announced. Here is the list courtesy of Chad Jennings and the Lohud Yankees Blog: The first name is the starter for the day. Andy Pettitte isn't starting until March 12 but he will throw a simulated game in Tampa on March 7th. March 3 vs Pittsburgh: Chad Gaudin,Sergio Mitre,Alfredo Aceves March 4 at Philadelphia: CC Sabathia March 5 vs Tampa Bay: Phil Hughes, Joba Chamberlain March 6 vs Toronto: A.J. Burnett March 7 at Minnesota: Chad Gaudin, Sergio Mitre March 8 vs Philadelphia: Javier Vazquez-Split Squad March 8 at Pittsburgh: Alfredo Aceves March 9 vs Pittsburgh: CC Sabathia March 10 at Detroit: Joba Chamberlain, Phil Hughes March 11 vs Atlanta: A.J. Burnett March 12 at Washington: Andy Pettitte March 13 vs Baltimore: Javier Vazquez-Split Squad March 13 at Detroit: Undecided
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Friday, February 26, 2010
Recap of the day in Mets Camp
Jenrry Mejia threw live batting practice today. He was wild but Jerry Manuel was impressed with the natural cut on his fastball. Jon Niese and R.A. Dickey also threw batting practice and according to SNY producer Matt Dunn, Niese was happy to just be throwing again. The team had a media training this morning and Darryl Strawberry, John Franco and Mookie Wilson all spoke during the meeting. The Mets announced their will be a interleague game on Monday and Nelson Figueroa will open the grapefruit league on Tuesday. Arturo Lopez has cleared waivers and will return to camp as a non roster invitee. Adam Rubin of the New York Daily News is reporting the Mets have made an offer to lefty reliever Joe Beimel. Top prospect Ike Davis is drawing a lot of buzz around camp. Jerry Manuel said today he envisions a opening day lineup of Angel Pagan, Luis Castillo,Jose Reyes,Jason Bay, David Wright, Daniel Murphy, Jeff Francouer and Rod Barajas. He said he could flip flop Bay and Wright. He said he thinks Ike Davis would best be served down in the minors. I agree with this you don't want to rush the kid, he is the first baseman of the future, you have to be patient with him and let him develop. He also said he thought Luis Castillo had a good year last year despite the dropped pop up agains the Yankees and expects him to be good this year. To see some video and photos of todays action in Port St. Lucie visit here
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The Day in Tampa
There really wasn't a whole lot of news coming out of Yankees camp today. Brian Cashman did indicate that Marcus Thames have a opt out of his contract if he doesn't make the team so basically him and Jaime Hoffman are in the same position. If Hoffman doesn't make the team he has to be offered back to the Dodgers due to him being a Rule 5 pick. If thames doesn't make it he can become a free agent. Joe Girardi stated that he would have a team bonding exercise on Tuesday but wouldn't say what it was yet. He also said he knows who will start Wednesdays Grapefruit league opener and will announce that tomorrow. Joe Girardi said that he will put both Gardner and Granderson in left and center during the exhibition games. He said he knows they can both handle center but wants to see if they can handle left. Mariano Rivera and Damaso Marte will each throw a bullpen on Monday which will be their first one. Phil Hughes and Joba Chamberlain both threw batting practice today. Hughes threw 29 pitches getting 6 swings. Joba threw 30 pitches and got 7 swings. Chad Jennings of the Journal News said he probably would say Chamberlain had the better commnad. You really can't find out much from these sessions, during the games is when you find out a lot. Joba and Phil are both taking this competition as fun, they are friends and were joking about it today. If you want to hear some audio of them visit the http://yankees.lhblogs.com/ which is the Lohud Yankees Blog by Chad Jennings and Sam Borden. A.J. Burnett, Javier Vazquez and Wilken De La Rosa all threw bullpens today. The other pitchers who threw live batting practice other then Joba Chamberlain and Phil Hughes were Boone Logan, Dustin Mosely, Edwar Ramirez and Mark Melancon. The other group consisted of Kei Igawa, Zach McAllister, Ivan Nova, Kevin Whelan, Hector Noesi, Jeremy Bleich and D.J. Mitchell. There was still no sign of Chan Ho Park, maybe he will arrive tomorrow.
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Thursday, February 25, 2010
Down in Port St. Lucie
The New York Mets held their first official full squad workout today. Here are some of the highlights. The team had a meeting with the coaches this morning and then hit the field for the workout. The workout was focused on running the bases and defensive fundamentals. Johan Santana threw a side session and Oliver Perez, John Maine,Mike Pelfrey and Fernando Nieve all threw batting practice. Jerry Manuel talked about last year and how you have to move on. He said the team is more angry then embarrassed about last season but they have to put it behind them and move on. He said that K-rod has pink eye and is not with the team. Manuel spoke about David Wright and said he was impressed with his batting practice session today. Jerry Manuel said that Citi Field didn't have a negative impact on David Wrights power it was just one of those years. I don't buy that at all, I think he changed his swing because of the field and then got all out of whack and it just led to a down year. Jerry Manuel said he didn't get to see Oliver Perez bullpen but heard he was outstanding and this was his best yet. Jerry Manuel believes that Perez has made a concious effort to be mentally and physically ready this year. If you want to see some good pictures and some videos of the days events down in Port St. Lucie then go to http://metsblog.com This is Matthew Cerrones great Mets blog and he is down in Port St. Lucie with the team, he has videos and pictures and lots of good information so make sure you go and check it out.
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A Year Later and A Different A-rod
Alex Rodriguez was under a tent last year in Tampa admitting his steroid use. He went through a very difficult press conference and then had to go to Colorado to have surgery and rehab his hip. He came back to the Yankees on May 8th and was a different person buying into the team concept. He went on to become a World Series Champion and playoff hero and now he was under the tent again this year in a very different press conference. Today was all about how last year was, how he has changed. He said he will continue to do the things he did last year and just focus on baseball. He said the taste of being a champion only leaves him hunger for more. Here are some of the quotes from his press conference today " I kind of divorced myself from the idea of numbers." This is what he said on Johnny Damon "I was just crossing my fingers, hoping he would come back." This is what he said about Derek Jeter " He was born to be a Yankee." The full audio of the press conference can be found at http://yankees.lhblogs.com/ It can also be heard at http://mlb.com/ and http://yankees.com/ The springs first live batting practices were today and basically the pitchers called out the pitches and location and for the most part the hitters just stood there. Here are the pitchers who threw batting practice and the 2 groups they were in. Field 1: Chad Guadin, Sergio Mitre,Jon Albaladejo, Royce Ring, Grant Duff and Arias Field 2: Alfredo Aceves,Jason Hirsch,Dave Robertson,Segovia,Sanchez and Sanit. They tried to mix up the outfield assignments for instance both Brett Gardner and Curtis Granderson were in LF. Ramiro Pena was at second. CC Sabathia will start the second spring training game. One of the 5th starter candidates will start the opener and it won't be Joba Chamberlain and Phil Hughes according to Joe Girardi. He made that announcement today so it will be Chad Gaudin, Sergio Mitre or Alfredo Aceves.
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Wednesday, February 24, 2010
New York Mets News from Port St. Lucie
Here is some of what Jerry Manuel the Mets manager had to say today down in Port St. Lucie. He said that reliever Pedro Feliciano is working on a cutter and feels it can be a good weapon for him. He hopes that Sean Greens prounounced submarine delievery doesn't make him a specialist. He said he doesn't know Rod Barajas well but does not about his ability to handle pitching staffs. He will wait and see how the catching competion pans out before he decides how many games Baraja will start. The Mets are looking at Hisanori Takahashi as a Darren Oliver type pitcher. That means a guy who can come in for multiple innings or they also may use him as a situational lefty. He said lastly that Fernando Nieve will be in competion for the long man out of the bullpen but he feels he is versatile enough to be a 8th inning guy or starter. There are a bunch of photos and some video diaries on http://metsblog.com Matthew Cerrone does a great job and you should check it out. Rod Baraja arrived in camp this morning and is in pretty good shape even though he just signed and pitchers and catchers have been there for a week already. He will wear number 21. Arturo Lopez was designated for assignment to make room on the 40 man roster for Barajas. Both of the new Japanese pitchers threw live batting practice today. Mets catchers today were involved in extensive drills. The drills included blocking balls in the dirt, throwing to first and second base and working on popups. The Mets full squad will officially report tomorrow although a lot of them have been down there and popping in and out.
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Yankees Hold First Full Squad Workout
The New York Yankees held their first full squad workout today. The day started with Derek Jeter addressing the media. It went basically as expected with the majority of the questions being about him being in the last year of his contract. He said that this will be the only time he will talk about it all season, he won't mention it again until after the season is over. He stated this is always where he wanted to be and that is still the same. He said he can't worry about next year because he is worried about this year and what he has to do to help the team win. I know everyone wants to talk about it but it will never be an issue, the Yankees and Jeter will always be synonomous together and this will be taken care of very easily after the season is over. The workouts went pretty much as you would expect. There was 8 groups of players for batting practice, there was fielding practice and there were a few pitches who threw bullpens. Tomorrow live batting practice will begin. Joe Girardi said he expected it to get louder with the position players being around. The problem is Nick Swisher who may be the most rowdy and fun player forgot a plug to his IPOD, he said don't worry he will have it for tomorrow. Tomorrow A-rod will meet with the media in the morning. Curtis Granderson had a few things to say today. He said that he has to prepare for the roll call, " I have got to prepare for that, I got to talk to these guys to understand the full logic and understanding and concept of it all to make sure I don't mess it up." It is still a get to know you time for Granderson and he said " It is kind of like the first day of school all over again. There are a bunch of names that if you quiz me right now, I might forget them." Joe Girardi said he is very pleasant and a hard worker. He just seems like a real quality person. I will have more information later on tonight about the batting practice pairings and bullpens etc. so check back for more later. It is almost time for the games to begin and then we can really start getting into the baseball season.
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Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Yankee Notes from Tuesday
Phil Hughes and Joba Chamberlain each threw 40 pitches in their bullpens today. They will throw again on Friday when they throw live batting practice to the position players. Joe Girardi said he didn't see Andy Pettittes bullpen today, he was watching the catchers throw to second. He said the main reason he was there was to see their arm strength but also to tell them not to overdo it. Damaso Marte was sporting an ice pack on his left shoulder today. He still hasn't thrown a bullpen, he said he will next week. He has thrown off flat ground. Boone Logan has decided to go to a changeup as his third pitch, he has been using a splitfinger in recent years but decided to go back to the changeup which has come back to him fairly quickly. Here are the pitchers who threw today Group 1 was Joba Chamberlain, Phil Hughes,Andy Pettitte and Edwar Ramirez. Group 2 was Kei Igawa,Mark Melancon, Boone Logan and Dustin Mosely. Group 3 was Zach McAllister,Ivan Nova and Kevin Whelan. Group 4 was Jeremy Bleich,Hector Noesi and D.J. Mitchell Derek Jeter will meet with the media tomorrow and Alex Rodriguez on Thursday. Joe Girardi will give his team address tomorrow morning.
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Yankees Full Squad Report Day
The New York Yankees full squad had to report to spring training today. Tomorrow is the first official workout but this morning beginning at 7:30AM they took their physicals. Derek Jeter will be addressing the media tomorrow and I am sure the topic will be about his lame duck contract status. Alex Rodriguez will be meeting with the media on Thursday and then next week the games will begin. It really has been camp quiet around the Yankees and it seems like it will stay that way. Alex Rodriguez was a big controversy one year ago and now he is a World Champion and maybe had the best performance of any player in the postseason which no one could of seen coming. I am sure he is going to stick to the same routine of not saying too much and when he does it will be all about the team. He will let his baseball talent do the talking for him. Mark Teixeira did have a little to say this morning. He said that he doesn't see any reason why the Yankees can't defend their title. He also said they could be better then last year and isn't worried about complacency because this is the Yankees and we know we have to win every year. There is audio of him speaking this morning on the Lohud Yankees Blog at http://yankees.lhblogs.com I will be back with more later on today, there should be some news and notes but like I said it has been eerily quiet.
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Monday, February 22, 2010
Yankees Day in Camp
Jesus Montero put on a show, he hit one ball on top of the scoreboard. He just has amazing raw power and Joe Girardi said that his offense is real mature. He also talked about how he has been improving behind the plate and they still view him as a catcher. This kid appears to be a amazing offensive machine and that is what is going to get him to the big leagues, they will figure out the rest. Montero said that he hasn't been trying to hit long homeruns, he said this " Today I found it a little bit, I tried to put a good swing on the ball and that is what happened." The other big story of the day was Posada catching A.J. Burnetts bullpen. Here is what A.J. had to say " It all went back to when I was right, if Jorge was going to catch me or not is irrelevant becasue when my mind is right then everything is a lot easier for Jorge." A.J. Burnett was blaming himself and then added everything went well today and he hopes he catches all his bullpens and starts all year. Here is what Joe Girardi had to say " I think sometimes when people talk about the relationship, they make the relationship bigger then it is, like it's what they do when they aren't in the game together." " To me it is just the understanding of the pitcher when he is on the mound that day and what you need to do. That's the relationship that you continue to learn." Here is some more of what A.J. had to say " I never questioned Jorge, never would and never did. I questioned myself and then everyone thought I questioned Jorge. He has caught in this league for a long time and I can do nothing but learn from him, so I am looking forward to it." There is audio of A.J. Burnett as well as Joe Girardi on the Lohud Yankees Blog
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Some Mets News
Carlos Beltran arrived in Port St. Lucie today and spoke about being upset with the situation with the injury for about a week. He said it took him that long to get over it but he knows he has to get back with the team and help them win and everything will be ok. He is going to rehab with the team which is a good thing, he can help some of the younger guys. He said there is now no pain in the knee and he is positive and happy with how the surgery went. Jon Heyman of Sports Illustrated is saying that Jerry Manuel isn't kidding and until Carlos Beltran comes back Jose Reyes will be batting third. Jenrry Menjia who is a 20 year old kid is drawing buzz today. He threw yesterday and they said he has an electric arm. Jerry Manuel wouldn't rule him out to be the 8th inning guy. I think it is wrong to rush him, he hasn't pitched above double A and he did struggle there some, he is also a starter and could be a top of the rotation guy. Jerry Manuel felt that K-rod threw well today in his bullpen, he said he had a life on his pitches. He said that Kelvim Escobar hasn't been cleared to do anything other then pitchers fielding practice and light workouts which he has been doing. He said that if Beltran wasn't injured Reyes batting third wouldn't be an issue. He also said he spoke with Beltran but only about how he was doing as a person, he will later discuss how he is doing physically.
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Yankees sign Chan Ho Park and Damon formally introduced in Detroit
The New York Yankees have signed right handed pitcher Chan Ho Park. He played for the Phillies last season and Brian Cashman said he had been talking to his agent all winter long. He is being signed as a bullpen guy and will receive 1.2 million for one year. It is a move that came out of nowhere and is a little curious because of all the guys the Yankees have like Alfredo Aceves, Chad Gaudin, Sergio Mitre and the younger guys. Cashman said you can never have enough pitching even though he wouldn't specifically say that Park has signed. I guess he is right in that you can never have enough pitching and he pitched well out of the pen for the Phillies but it still is a curious move. I am guessing that Sergio Mitre will be the one to go now but I guess we will see what happens. They have to clear a 40 man spot before Park can be officially signed. Johnny Damon is about to be introduced as a Detroit Tiger at 2:00PM. He signed with Detroit for one year and 8 million. The Yankees had offered him 2 yrs and 14 million, he said all along he wanted to stay but he badly overplayed his hand and this is what happened, they were the last team standing that even offered him anything. I guess he decided there is nothing else left to wait for I just have to take this deal and hope it works out. I think Damons power numbers will go down in spacious Comerica Park and his defense which isn't great to begin with will also be hurting in that park but I like him and wish him well. I just think he made a dumb move and it will end up costing him.
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Sunday, February 21, 2010
Weekend Notes from Yankees Camp
Javier Vazquez asked to throw on Sunday and was allowed to do so. I know you may ask why I am saying that well all the Yankees starters have been held back because of their workloads last season. He said though that he was throwing in Puerto Rico and hadn't thrown in about a week and a half and wanted to get back out there. There wasn't much excitement in camp on Sunday, it was expected that Johnny Damon would be a hot topic but there wasn't much said about him signing yesterday for 1 year and 8 million with the Detroit Tigers. The people that did speak about him like Joe Girardi wished him well. I still think that he overplayed his hand and should of come back to the Yankees for 2 years but that is his fault. Almost all of the pitchers have now thrown 2 bullpens and with the exception of Joba Chamberlain and Phil Hughes are up to 40 pitches. They have only been throwing fastballs and changeups but will now start throwing their breaking pitches. Chad Jennings heard a lot of good things about Andrew Brackman who was one of the Yankees top picks a couple of years ago. Nardi Contreras who is the roving pitching instructor had some good things to say. If you want to check out more on that you can visit http://yankees.lhblogs.com. Brett Gardner was in the clubhouse for a little while today and sat talking with relief pitcher Kevin Whelan. It is not known what they were discussing. The pitchers who threw today were in Group 1 Joba Chamberlain, Phil Hughes, Javier Vazquez and Edwar Ramirez. Group 2 was Mark Melancon, Boone Logan, Mosely and Christian Garcia. Group 3 was Kei Igawa, Zach McAllister, Ivan Nova and Kevin Whelan. The last group was Jeremy Bleich, Andrew Brackman, Mitchell and Noesi. The position players are reporting on Tuesday and then Wednesday is the first full squad workout. March 3rd is the first game so things will start heating up after tomorrow and there will be more news coming out of Tampa. It has been very quiet for the Yankees but that should be expected after a World Series Championship and not much else going on.
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Roberts was in his vehicle, just less than a mile away from the tornado. When it lifted, he made his way to Briarwood Elementary.
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"Tassy Morgan's Buff" by Jim Stinson
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Two broken hearted people face off over a dilapidated beach shack in "Tassy Morgan's Bluff" by Jim Stinson.
Tassy ended up in her shack in San Andreas after her wealthy husband decided he was done with her and traded her in for a new and younger model. Even worse, her daughter has sided with her father. Linc is a former Hollywood lawyer who moved away after his wife's sudden death. He offered his legal services to the small town council and finds himself going head to head with Tassy due to the zoning board. Tassy isn't going to take anything lying down, whether its painting her shack purple or stirring up town controversy. But what neither of them realizes is while they are butting heads, sparks are flying. The last thing either of them expected was the start of a new life together, but that may just be what they are in for.
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Posted by Herr Dave on 7th Oct 2014
One of the socks had a hole in the heel, and the Bundhosen had a large faint water stain on the front side leg. My mom sewed up the sock, and you can only see the water stain close up. Other than that I'm happy. These are good quality clothes.
Posted by Kevin on 4th Sep 2013
I ordered the set because I didn't want to worry about putting together the outfit piecemeal. Bavarian Specialties was the only company I could find that offered all 5 pieces in one package (that wasn't a "costume". It was perfect for me because I already owned a hat and now the outfit for my next 'Fest outing is complete!
I have a size 33 waist so I ordered the size 34 Bundhosen. Good thing I did. They fit VERY snuggly, but I found I can adjust the waist at the back and loosen them somewhat. If you have any doubt, go up one size from what you think you need. I did that with the shoes and the shirt also and they fit me well.
The package was delivered via USPS which was great for me since I work during FedEx and UPS delivery hrs.
The website was easy to use and contained helpful links and reviews to assist me in my decision to buy this package.
The sale price sealed the deal!


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Hand Quilted Basket of Grapes Applique Amish Quilt. This Basket of Grapes Applique Amish Quilt measures approximately 101 x 109 inches, to fit your Queen size bed. It was handquilted, and is from Central Pennsylvania, in an area where the Old Order Mennonite and Amish women tend their kitchen gardens and enjoy a slower pace of life. The Basket of Grapes Applique Amish Quilt has approximately 7 handquilted stitches per inch. The plum and lavender colored grapes have green embroidered tendrills trailing from them, and the stems of the grapes are all hand embroidered. This is a bright and beautiful quilt, celebrating the bounty of the vine. This Amish Quilt is a Level Three Certification quilt (click here for more info). It is from Lancaster County PA. The quilter is unknown.
This quilt comes with a free fabric storage bag.


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Hi All,I am working on a form design and have a related question. The design I am working on allows users to create multiple accounts. However, users should mark or check one account as their default account.
I am providing a checkbox in the bottom of the form to mark an account as a default. If an other account is already marked as default, I am telling them what the current default is & they can override if they want to. They can also change the defaults in the main page that displays the list of accounts. In the main page, its hidden under the actions menu.
It seems like its an extra step for the users if they don't set it in the form creation page. My team would like to see how other web apps does this kind of interaction. Have you used or seen any similar examples for setting defaults in the form. If not, can you suggest best practices for this kind of interaction.