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- "UNESCO's agenda has suddenly become part of the agenda of the highest
political order in the world," President Olusegun Obasanjo of Nigeria
declared, referring to the attacks of September 11 in the United States, as he
addressed UNESCO's General Conference in Paris this morning.
Speaking at the opening of the
General Conference, UNESCO's supreme ruling body which every two years brings
together the Organization's Member States to decide on its programme and
budget, the President said that in the light of the events of September 11 "this
General Conference offers a most welcome forum to reflect on implications of an
entirely new dimension of terrorism, and the threat to world peace based on
shared global values and conventions. There is an urgent need to revisit and
strengthen the global system of interaction and co-operation if organizations of
the UN system, such as UNESCO, are to live up to their potential and
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reaffirm their commitment to peaceful ways of conduct, to a redoubling of their
efforts of tolerance, and giving practical meaning to the much wanted - and much
needed - concept of dialogue among cultures, civilizations and religions."
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President Obasanjo voiced
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poverty cannot be contemplated without dealing with the scourge of illiteracy
and a systematic way of raising the level of knowledge of the populace at large."
President Obasanjo pointed out
that: "UNESCO has an important role to play […] to emphasize the crucial
significance of education and cultural dimensions, and to equally highlight the
significance of introducing scientific and communication dimensions in
successful poverty reduction policies. The face of poverty cannot be captured in
monetary terms alone, it is much more complex and diverse."
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possible that half way through the next decade, more than 30 percent of children
will never attend primary school, or learn to read and write. This is
politically and morally unacceptable."
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education to counter HIV/AIDS." President Obasanjo called on the international
community to contribute generously to the UN HIV/AIDS Global Trust Fund."
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countries should be relieved from their debt burden that impedes national
development and the provision of education and other social services."
President Obasanjo recognized
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through the programme for Highly Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC). But this is
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burden, so as to give a survival chance to the countries struggling to
simultaneously make ends meet and to pay debt. We must also design innovative
initiatives […] such as debt-for-education swaps."
President Obasanjo highlighted
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from most developing countries, we will all be courting disaster. Inequalities
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the ghetto of marginalization and underdevelopment. The consequences cannot be
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of all peoples, and in fulfilment of the hope that inspired those founders of
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The New York Rangers (22-20-3) defeated the Chicago Blackhawks (29-8-9) by the score of 3-2, tonight. For a box score, go to Yahoo! Sports.
…damn that was fun. Haven't been that into the final two minutes of a Rangers game in awhile. Was it perfect? No. But when you beat the defending Stanley Cup Champions, does it matter? Now, I can sit here and call this a defining win, but this team has been duping me all season, so I'll just enjoy this for what it was. A big win, against a great team.
…when Hank let in the soft Bollig goal to tie the game, I'm pretty sure everyone in Rangers Nation thought "here we go again." But got to give Lundqvist a ton of credit for having the moxie to fight through a gaffe like that and he ended up being the difference in this game for one of the few times this season. Well, the difference in a positive way.
…the Rangers are 2-0-1 since the Carcillo trade. Can you say
Avery Factor Carcillo Effect?
…although that's also the same record since Del Zotto's been re-inserted into the lineup so it's not an exact science.
…while Nash still looks like he'd lose a race to Pyatt, he had his third solid game in a row. Using his big frame and moving his legs to create space for himself. Got to wonder if being named to Canadian Olympic team has taken a huge burden off his mind.
…i swear, every time I completely give up on Richards he surprises me.
…most noticeable Callahan's been since returning from knee injury.
…damn Toews, Kane and Sharp are sweet.
…Staal playing some of his best hockey of the season.
…loved Hagelin's game winner, because he went to the net and was rewarded. Funny how that happens.
…haven't seen a small, European as beloved by Rangers fans as Zuccarella since Prucha. Let's just hope AV doesn't end up giving him the Renney treatment.
…Stepan is now goalless in nine straight and was just 33% in the faceoff circle tonight. That…that's just not good.
…six blocked shots for Girardi? He must have thought Canucks management was scouting him tonight.
…what I found interesting tonight is that the Blackhawks thought out skating the Rangers would be enough, but the Blueshirts proved that when given space they can skate with anyone. The real challenge now is when a team comes at them physically, which I'm amazed doesn't happen every game, do they have enough to push back? I'm still not convinced they do. We probably won't find out Friday night against Dallas, but Sunday night vs. Philly would be a great time for them to start proving me wrong.
…i've been telling you guys for the last few weeks that I felt the team might be turning a corner. The win tonight improved the Rangers to 6-2-1 in their last nine and they again showed their true mettle by not wilting when Chicago went on their second period run. When you see the Rangers remain calm in the face of adversity as they have during most of this mini-run, you have to wonder if the same emotionless persona they acquired from their head coach that we oh so often criticize might actually be their biggest strength.
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Are you kidding?
I don't want to replicate nothingness, personally..
PROVE what you have, stop wasting your time. 2 years and I don't see anything except lossy video compression artifacts.
Replicating this? Why.. There's a thousand experiments people are doing around the world and they all say the same exact thing: Do it for yourself to see the effect..
Guys, nobody cares, except 14 years old with all their free time and no education whatsoever.
Why ?
I'm just trying to help!
David said he is ready to go to a university to show his device..
I don't see that happening as it is. It's going to go so much wrong for him if he does that, yet nobody tries to make him see this.. Why is it?
I think it's because you are all non-scientists.. You are quite frankly, like those people that believe in astrology.. You wish so hard to see something in nothingness that you create your own reality out of random noise..
I seriously believe that free energy exists, but that is not it.. I'm sorry, but there's nothing there!
You want people on your side right? Stop pushing them away, make them understand, give them something. Try to sell something by providing proof, surprise them, enable them to help you in return..
You're just hanging around with the good old friends and accomplishing nothing, while I'm trying to make you see that you're never going to go nowhere.. You would have a working prototype, yet nobody would give you 1 pennie for it, because you just don't know how to show why it's so useful!
Free energy already have a very very bad after taste right now, you need to change that..
Are you game?
Or do you still to push me away like an annoying little bug?
Because people like me try to make you see something, they try to actually help you, yet you don't understand!
sorry for not answering your questions, i got preoccupied. i am working on something that at least some will find interesting. in the mean time, a new kind of visible radiant energy? read the posts by smokey2, he explains what he sees and feels with a replication of one of my [Eds] devices. P.S. an email; Hi, Dave,
I finally got the tools and a galvanized pole. I cut the pole and bent the pieces to fit around my circle of plastic counter top material. I was wondering how much contact each piece needed. Right now some have contact the entire length from top to bottom and others vary. For instance, one section the pieces only contact at the top. The device will still energize like a pmh should but i fear that i dont have enough contacts to create a good working model. Please give me your opinion. I would really hate to take it apart unnecessarily. This project was very work intensive for me. When I was experimenting with it and recording, I used a large calcite crystal I had found a few years back. It seems as though the aura had a stream coming from the stone in kind of a whirling motion towards the generator. I can describe the aura itself as the same as if i let the gas out of a lighter, in that, it was a very subtle and translucent and it distorted the light reflecting through it in the same way the gas does. This made it impossible for my camera to record and for me to view later. I tried putting a window screen in front of the point of view of the camera as well and my camera simply isn't high quality enough coupled with an old tube television I have to review my videos. I thing that a new flat screen would actually clear up some of the distortions caused by this old T.V. Thanks for your inspiration Dave McTavish.................the last part is from another replicator
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gyroscopic force
Article by Aaity Olson July 2003
Reference ebook: ALCHEMICAL MANUAL for this MILLENNIUM, Vol 1
When we read about the theories of new Symmetric Field Physics it is easy to suppose that tori (plural for torus) in space have something to do with gyroscopes.
There are a lot of articles on the internet about gyroscopes. They are pretty interesting toys and tools. They play around with gravity in ways that make you aware to some powerful forces in the medium of space, like centrifugal force, like gravitys force pulling downward, like weight and possibly centripetal force. New mechanics can be
tested by taking the experiments that we already know about and trying out new ideas that can be applicable to everyday experiences.
To understand new Symmetric Fields Physics anyone can go to the lengthy free html ebook on the web Alchemical Manual for this Millennium Vol. 1:index.html and try to tackle the new cosmic-force premises set forth. Although it is an easy presentation of the big picture of how space-time energy works, it challenges many ideas we are already comfortable with. How can such a tome be summarized? It cant. But here is a go at it: All the stuff that fills up the distances between the stars and also the distances between tiny parts of atoms and molecules is filled with energy. That energy contains all the power of forces anywhere. (Some people are now calling this zero-point energy or scalar energy.) This energy is divided into two parts, one part that EXPANDS upon itself and one part that CONTRACTS to itself. These parts combine into a sphere where the center point is the part that contracts (called TIME) and the stuff within diameter of the sphere is the part that expands (called SPACE). One part cannot exist without the other, yet, they are equal and opposite by nature. These sphere are everywhere and can be of any diameter, all overlapping. They pack together as corpuscles if they are of the same size and speeds. When they are packed together they look like a checkerboard because each corpuscle has a space-predominance or a time-predominance. Packed together they take on shapes like crystals and cubes. They sit or move side by side because a motion in one corpuscle must balance its equal and opposite partner. All this, (and more), leads up to the idea the when any particle or object (Time Field predominant)exists or moves in one direction it will always have a torus around it made up of Space Field predominant, equal and opposite energy, that mirrors the action. It is that energy torus which causes momentum and inertia.
Skipping over a lot of important aspects of the space-time continuum fields, we want to examine how space-time field energy responds to a child toy top, the working part of any gyroscope. Picture in your mind how a boy winds a string around a toy top, fastens the end of the string to his finger and throws the top out to the pavement, spinning for all its worth. The top spins on the pavement on its metal point tip long enough for the boy to enjoy and wonder about forces that seem to make a joke out of gravity. The top does not fall down, but swirls upright on its tip. There are a lot of forces and counter-forces at work there. There is the downward force of linear gravity holding both boy and top to the ground. There is the force of the boys throw. There is the force that keep the top spinning for just a little while. There is the force that holds the top spinning perpendicular to the downward force-lines of gravity. So, now, we can talk about another space-time force going on at the same time.
Bt the way, Symmetric Field Physics, asserts that gravity also forces its way up from the center of the earth, as well as down to the center of the earth. It also points out that gravity is not the exact same force as the space-time field and that they overlap their functional forces. Einstein supposed that gravity is a distortion of the space-time fields. Symmetric Field Physics asserts that the two forces co-exist, along with other specific fields. Symmetric Field Physics will say that the corpuscular fields around earth are not moving around very much, they are stable, while gravitational forces (up and down) travel like a river. The stability of the orbital space-time fields allows us to see light and move about in an environment where things are spatially and temporally related in a consistent way.. Mechanical laws can be exercised over and over meeting our expectations.
Here we have the boys colorful top spinning around and around. We are talking about motion in our environment, motion like a ball being thrown here to there. Yes, lets talk about that because the ball being thrown is in a straight path, (more or less). If a ball (any particle) travels a straight line, carrying with it the remainder of the force of its throw, it will have a space field MOTION- TORUS around each of its parts and around all of its integrated parts. This bigger torus is an overtoned torus made up of all the other smaller motion-tori.
What does that torus look like? Has anyone seen it? It is invisible, but everyone has felt that force. If you could see it, it would look like a fat rubber automobile innertube with pressure inside, the kind kids use at the old swimming hole, except that the center hole would be as small as the particle it surrounds. As each particle traveled forward the torus would suddenly appear around that motion with its inside spinning at the exact same speed in the opposite direction. It would look like a donut that could somehow continually turn itself inside out. Then it would be noticed that a secondary spin of a slower speed would turn the innertube like a wheel. This spinning torus around the tossed ball does not travel with the direction of the ball, instead it moves outward perpendicular to the motion of the ball. It is like a ring spreading outward with a greater diameter. The space innertube has equal pressure all around it. It has a current running through its middle in a circle. As the ball speeds along, one after another of these tori are created in the fields and left behind to spread and dissipate in ever enlarging spins. Because these motion-tori have space field expanding pressures all around inside, the traveling ball cannot make a turn away from its set course. To make a turn it must have additional energy applied to the outside to destabilize the tori. This is true on your ball field or between the star in outer space. Just think, if someone took blown up auto inner-tubes and thrust them down over your body, one after another until you were covered with tightly packed inner tubes, you would have a hard time bending over. That is why something traveling in a straight line tends to keep to that straight line of travel. We call that centrifugal force. Furthermore, these tori actually begin to form in front and in back of the traveling object. It serves to keep the travel going by pulling forward and especially by pushing from behind. Pressure that has built up inside the tori clamp down behind the object as it passes by, thus adding to its thrust. The pressures squeeze the object forward from behind. This is called momentum. You notice it especially if you are trying to dock your boat after speeding up to the pier. Water from behind is making it difficult to stop the boat.
FIGURE 1A shows how a torus looks in perspective in relationship to an axis of motion. FIGURE 1B show a torus as you look down on it and how space field circulates within a any torus.
Pendulum Test ?
Oh right, ignore those...
Comment on your video: MAGNETIC LEAD !
"I was able to magnetize bismuth and zinc. I will post video soon!! I wasn't able to see the dimension of the toroid P.M.H. that you used so I guessed and had a local fabrication shop roll a 7' by 5/8" thick steel bar for me and it has a little more than a two foot inner circumference. It will lock with a 12v low amps tap but I used a car battery to do my experiments for the amperage" ...; this was posted by coffinboxman on my youtube channel. i apologize for not getting the experiments you all have requested on video, it is not as easy as seems. i would love nothing more than to have PROOF on video of my claims, but here's the thing, i am not trying to prove that this energy is REAL, i am trying to show how different this energy field is from ANYTHING i have seen before. bear with me please, i know there is lots of interest in this, but if this energy was easy to see or measure or capture an image of, it would have been done long ago. there should not be any question as to whether or not it is real, enough people have seen it or have replicated these devices and seen and felt the things i describe, for themselves, to answer that question. i have said form the beginning how subtle and difficult it is to see, [a flowing energy field], let alone to capture images of. i really believe that there must be some frame dragging happening at the center of my device. the optical illusion created when it is rotated VERY slowly and then stopped, i am talking a single revolution here, distorts the view too much for too long to be explained away as moot. i will try something. rather than trying to image what i see and then try to point it out to you, i have drawn some diagrams that i will video, in the hope to better illustrate what i am seeing. i am also hoping that you will let me know if this helps at all. what i see - YouTube
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Dave I finished the device I want to send to you yesterday. Im going to load up some materiel on my website for you to view hopefully sometime tonight.
I love your pseudo scientific model!
Did you try putting a pendulum on top of your machine?
If there is still any interested person in Ed Leedskalnin generator I would like to say some things.
I found on ebay replica of Ed Leedskalnin generator. It's not working as all others replicas because it's is missing some parts.
leedskalnin :: MVI_4089.mp4 video by 007kettle - Photobucket
I think so because part in center looks as stock part from engine. In replica it is used as found in machinery - no extra holes for con-rod attachment (I think there should be some more con-rod attached).
And one more thing that makes me think, that it is missing some parts is John Searl generator. It looks like Ed Leedskalnin and John Searl generators share same work principals - magnetic fields, anti gravitation, rotation.
Professor John Searl Vindicated by Russian Scientists Confirming Free Energy 2010 1 of 3 - YouTube
Easy understandable information about John Searl and his generatos you can find in movie "The John Searl Story ".
The John Searl Story (Video 2009) - IMDb
P.s.Sorry, English isn't my native language.
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this new video is better, watch it in 240p mode. i hope this helps https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2bVxF1jX7zk
way better video!
A TRULY VISIBLE MAGNETIC FLOW - YouTube watch this video
Thank you - I see it, if you just open the eyes, and not concentrate on one spot, but look for distortion across the bottom side of the area of your hand and the metal, you can see it disappearing and it seems to fade in and out.
Cheers! Great work!
finally a video that really SHOWS what i see with my eyes. when i rotate the stone, i feel an almost magnetic push/pull of force. the visible distortion/flow increases when i feel a repulsion in the stone. sorry about the audio, my friends kept talking while i was filming, the audio track is a cover up. i am trying to shoot a better video outside today [sunday] with my other device. i will try and get some footage of my MERCURY core device too. thanks for watching.
Thanks for sharing. Try to use a nicer song to that vid not Heavy metal one. That type of music is very crude to me.
sorry about the audio
the distortion of image under the stone i like a liquid. when i move the stone around in the field, i sometimes see eddys [whirlpools]from the corners. this is exciting. this energy is like a mirage. and a mirage is a reflective surface. add a circular eddy and you get a lens. it has been hard enough to get the image of this field, getting images of the eddys i am sure will prove to be difficult, but i will get images of this phenomena.
David what class of iron oxide did you use? If you dont know can you give a company name or the chemical formula if it was stamped on the container?
Also the id of the rock. It looks like it may be hematite.
Btw: This may be a fine thermal reaction. You could freeze the rock and test to see any differences.
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alpha chemical, black iron oxide, Fe3O4. the rock has shell fragments, sedimentary i think. if you make one, energize it like a PMH, and you will see what i have been talking about this whole time.
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Thanks David!
David I watched your youtube vid with a rock you said was levitating. If so all you would have to do to demonstrate this would be to hold the rock above the generator with a spring scale attached, even a fish scale would work, if gravity was reduced on the rock weight on the spring scale would decrease.
curious one
it is not that easy. how long did it take me to finally get good images of the the visible distortion that i see? i will find a way to demonstrate the weight reduction i feel. i will not rest until i do
I agree with David here - the attraction could be quite small so a very sensitive scale may be necessary.
Then we also have to ensure that the device does not act as a squirrel-cage fan creating a suction in the center that would draw the crystal toward itself by air pressure.
I had envisaged a balance beam (easy to make with a bag of sand, a fulcrum and a stiff pipe or conduit) that would have one end hover above the device. Then it is just a matter of sliding the device under it and starting it spinning - but then I realized that we have to address the air flow . . .
. . . perhaps a plastic sheet between the two to block the air flow
The fulcrum can be a hanging wire or fishing line; or even a knife edge under the pipe.
Accurate to one grain of sand
"Amy Pond, there is something you need to understand, and someday your life may depend on it: I am definitely a madman with a box." ~The Doctor
new video
laser video # 1 - YouTube this video is crude at best, but please check it out
Try swinging the laser on a pendulum instead
"Amy Pond, there is something you need to understand, and someday your life may depend on it: I am definitely a madman with a box." ~The Doctor
Dave heres a prism idea. Take a right angle prism,or equilateral, and use a white light source or even the sun to see any possible interactions with the individual spectrums or frequencies. You could also try the laser to it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ml_anVVlYAg check this video out
I would still try a prism with the separated spectrums.
I use an old color crt monitor to check remanence on rods. Might be interesting to see what the wheel and tube patterns look like on it.
I have a new video on my YouTube channel that is alright, it could be better though.
Good to see your still working with this Dave!
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Notes: Roby, 21, recorded 69 tackles, 16 passes defensed, three interceptions and two blocked punts in 2013. In 2012 he led the nation with 19 passes defensed, and he had 63 tackles and two interceptions. As a redshirt freshman in 2011, Roby started all 13 games, tying for the team lead with three interceptions and recording 47 tackles. … Roby was arrested and charged with misdemeanor battery on July 21, 2013, after he hit a bouncer during a bar fight. The charge eventually was reduced to disorderly conduct. He was suspended for the first game of the 2013 season. … Roby was ejected from the team's game against Iowa last Oct. 19 for targeting.
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Dukes 1 on 1 season 2 episode 12
March 19, 2013
Dukes 1-On-1: Stephanie Colon
After a month's hiatus, Dukes 1-On-1 is returning with an all-new episode featuring Junior Forward Stephanie Colon of the Women's Soccer team. A brand new, revamped introduction kicks off the interview as Jay Spinks tackles the task of discussing Stephanie's on- and off-the-field accolades while also getting to know her personality. Stephanie discusses how hard work and focus factor into her role as a student-athlete not to mention the importance of time management. Check out her fun, informative interview here. Enjoy!
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Open mic night every Saturday
HEDGESVILLE - Country Roads Restaurant and Bar will hold an open mic night at 8 p.m. every Saturday. All musicians welcome. Must be over 21.
For more information, call 304-754-6795.
Blue Moon to host Faergolzia
SHEPHERDSTOWN - Seth Faergolzia will perform Wednesday at the Blue Moon Cafe.
For more information, call 304-876-1920.
First Friday lineup schedule
SHEPHERDSTOWN - First Friday Coffeehouse, located at Trinity Orchard House, 4599 Shepherdstown Road, will host the following First Friday lineup:
Oct. 4: Chatham Street;
Nov. 1: Dave Russell;
Dec. 6: Chelsea McBee and Random Assortment;
Jan. 3: Joe Taxi;
Feb. 7: Beggar's Ride;
March 7: Gerry
April 4: Friction Farm;
May 2: Tony Denikos.
A $5 to $10 donation is requested per person.
For more information, call Steve Warner at 304-676-4422 or 304-876-2915.
Bluegrass concert Oct 5.
LUCKETTS, Va. - Danny Paisley and the Southern Grass will kick off the Lucketts Bluegrass Concert Series Oct. 5 at the Lucketts Community Center. Doors open at 6 p.m., concert begins at 7 p.m. Admission is $15.
For more information, call 703-771-5281.
Cabaret artist to perform
BERKELEY SPRINGS - The Morgan Arts Council (MAC) announced that acclaimed cabaret artist Marilyn Hausfeld will perform along with her accompanist Alex Rybeck, at 8 p.m. Oct. 19 in a fundraiser to benefit the Ice House Building Fund.
"Just Between Us" is Hausfeld's intimate musical conversation with her audience, a warm, touching, funny and entertaining journey through the life of a very special woman and performer. Focusing on stages in her life - both on stage and off - she shares the joys and challenges of growing up in Brooklyn, having dreams, celebrating love, motherhood, and never being afraid to do what one is passionate about.
Rybeck is a pianist, composer, and arranger, best known for his work in concerts, cabarets, and on recordings with such stars as Liz and Ann Hampton Callaway, Faith Prince, Tommy Tune, Donna McKechnie, Lee Roy Reams, Amanda McBroom, Tovah Feldshuh.
Tickets for "Just Between Us" are $60, or $50 for MAC members. Light refreshments will be served.
For more information or tickets, call the MAC at 304-258-2300 or visit www.macicehouse.org.


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SWAC tournament: Alabama A&M vs. Texas Southern
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Alabama A&M's Demarquelle Tabb (30) and Brandon Ellis (40) defend against Texas Southern's Dexter Ellington (2) in the second half during the SWAC first round men's basketball game between Texas Southern and Alabama A&M at the Garland Events Center on Wednesday, March 7, 2012.
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INSIDE (Insights on Immigration and Development) provides a stimulating intellectual environment to produce, present and discuss research on immigration. A joint initiative of IAE-CSIC (Institute for Economic Analysis, Spanish National Research Council) and MOVE (Markets, Organizations and Votes in Economics), it aims at mobilizing and coordinating scientific research on the causes and consequences of migrations and development, bringing together social scientists that belong to different institutions and disciplines.
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I'll take the dystopian future over fur and fangs any day. That is to say I was never a fan of the "Twilight" movies based on the best-selling young adult novels. Then along came "Hunger Games," and so far those have been more interesting. Now on its heels comes another series of movie-ready young adult novels, beginning with "Divergent," from writer Veronica Roth.
Golden Globe and Screen Actors Guild nominations are out, and the Academy Award nominations will be announced Jan. 16, so now is the time to catch all the nominated films still in theaters or coming soon.
An aging baseball scout, a couple of rogue cops and a charismatic cult leader all debuted this week in theaters and the results fared from so-so to fantastic.
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The former Immaculata High School girls basketball coach who was convicted of sexually assaulting a player was sentenced today to seven years in prison.
Pamela Balogh, 40, appeared before Superior Court Judge Edward Coleman in Somerville.
A jury in December found her guilty of second-degree sexual assault; third-degree aggravated criminal sexual contact and endangering the welfare of a child; and fourth-degree criminal sexual contact. They cleared her of the most severe, first-degree aggravated sexual assault.
The judge sentenced Balogh to seven years for the second-degree sexual assault conviction; four years for the third-degree criminal sexual contact, and one year for the fourth-degree conviction. All sentences will run concurrently.
The victim, who testified during the trial, was 22 years Balogh's junior. The girl was 15 when the abuse started in 2004. She is now a college freshman.
During the trial, Somerset County Assistant Prosecutor Laurie Head-Melillo said Balogh was systematic in her approach, first enticing the girl with gifts and phone calls before escalating to repeated abuse - fondling and penetration - in the coach's office, her car, her home and at her sister's house.
A second-degree crime carries a sentence of up to 10 years in state prison.
Balogh was a star player in high school and college and was a standout coach, leading the Immaculata Spartans to seven Somerset County Tournament championships.
She resigned in September 2005, when school officials first learned of something amiss, but not the assaults. She went on to coach field hockey and teach physical education at North Hunterdon High School, her alma mater, until her arrest in December 2006.


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PAMPA - Sam Edward Devers, 86, died Saturday, Aug. 26, 2000.
Graveside services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Memory Gardens Cemetery with the Rev. Randy White, pastor of First Baptist Church, officiating. Arrangements are by Carmichael-Whatley Funeral Directors.
Mr. Devers was born in Wichita Falls and had lived in Pampa for more than 40 years. He retired as a mechanic from Tom Rose Motor Co.
Survivors include three sons, Sam D. Devers of Pampa, and James Devers and Gene Devers, both of Greenville; two stepdaughters, Cynthia Smith of Killeen and Cathy Carruth of Anchorage, Alaska; five sisters, Margaret Fuller and Dorthy Ritch, both of Austin, Genevie Robinson of Wallis, Mary Driscoll of Weatherford, and Lora Sanders of Wichita Falls; a brother, Leo Devers of Houston; and grandchildren.
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Malcolm Jude Landry II
A Memorial Mass of Remembrance for Malcolm Jude Landry II, 62, of Summerville, S.C., will be held on Saturday, Oct. 5, at noon in Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church in Crowley. Inurnment will follow in Abshire Cemetery.
Visitation will be held on Saturday, Oct. 5, from 8 a.m. until service time in Duhon Funeral Home of Crowley, with a rosary being recited at 10 a.m.
Mr. Landry passed away on Saturday, Sept. 28, 2013, in Summerville.
A native of Acadia Parish, Mr. Landry was a longtime resident of Summerville, where he was permanent business owner of a real estate appraisal business, Landry and Associates, for 30 years.
Survivors include Linda Ramsey Landry of Summerville; Shaun Ramsey Landry and his children, Katelynn and Julie of Summerville; Nichole Landry and her children, Katherine, Jordan, Joshua, Jonathan, Justin, Jabin, Kalisto and Elie of Rayne; brother, Elwood Landry and wife, Pam, of Sulphur; and niece, Krista Landry. He is also survived by other relatives and friends.
Preceding Mr. Landry in death were his parents, Malcolm Landry I and Vernice Landry Henry; son, Malcolm Landry III; and brother, Roland Landry.
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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) - Scottie Pippen hit a free throw with 3.3 seconds left in overtime and the Houston Rockets got the benefit of two late calls in beating the New Jersey Nets 93-92 on Thursday night.
Pippen's game-winning free throw capped a 26-point performance, but it was a game that would be best remembered for two calls in the final 6.6 seconds.
The Nets thought they had taken a 94-92 lead with 6.6 seconds left when Jayson Williams put in the rebound off Kerry Kittles' miss. However, referee Scott Foster waved off the basket for offensive interference, ruling the ball was still on the cylinder when the Nets center touched it.
Seconds later near midcourt, Houston's Hakeem Olajuwon made a bad pass to a falling Pippen, but referee Marc Davis ruled Scott Burrell tripped Pippen as he was backing up. Pippen made the first free throw and missed the second.
After a New Jersey time out, Keith Van Horn aired a 3-pointer from the left wing.
Olajuwon, who had 21 points and a season-high 15 rebounds, forced the overtime, hitting a line-drive shot from the top of the key with 4.4 seconds left to tie it at 85.
Pippen got a piece of Van Horn's desperation shot just before the buzzer and it never came close to the basket.
Michael Dickerson added 14 points and Othella Harrington had 12 for the Rockets, who were playing their third game in as many days.
Kendall Gill led the Nets with 24 points before fouling out with 1:55 left in overtime. Two nights after scoring a career-high 35 points, Van Horn had 18 on 7-for-19 shooting. Kerry Kittles added 17 points, and Williams had 12 points and 11 rebounds.
Houston outrebounded the Nets 57-39. The Rockets, who were leading the league in shooting from the field at 47 percent, were 36-for-94 for 38 percent. Notes: Nets point guard Sam Cassell missed his sixth straight game with a sprained right ankle. . . . The last time the Rockets played three games in three nights was in 1984. Rockets forwards Eddie Johnson was a member of a Kansas City team that Houston played in that streak. . . . Gill sprained his left ankle late in the first half, but returned for the second. . . . Comedian Bill Cosby, who owns a piece of the Nets, former Lakers great Magic Johnson and Pittsburgh Penguins center Jaromir Jagr attended the game.
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In the last week, there has been an amazing westerly movement of waxwings through the reserve. In the last 7 days, we have recorded over 200 birds passing through.
Waxwing is a species that breeds in woodlands throughout Scandinavia east through Siberia towards the Pacific but leaves these areas in winter in search of its favoured food, rowan berries.
All of the birds have been seen flying over with the starling flocks. With a bit of practice, they can be located by their high-pitched trilling call and stand out within a flock as they are much paler.
With the hedgerows and orchards full of fruit at the moment and a large numbers of thrushes, starlings and finches, the old wives tale of an impending cold winter, may be true.
Well it's day 204 of the coastal change project and we are starting to see the hides take shape. The walls are coming up and the north hide has a roof. Despite the good progress we have lost some time due to the weather but hopefully everyone will feel it was worth the wait. The views from the hide locations are fantastic and with the numbers of birds using the fresh marsh - we had over 800 teal last week - the wildlife spectacle should also be great. The work on the sea walls has finished for this year and we are hoping to have the hide open in early December so keep checking here or the website for updates as work progresses.
Here is the latest update from Ray Kimber on his quest to see as many different species as possible on the reserve in twelve months Aug 201 to July 2011.
'I've just had two great weeks, in which the 57 new species seen brought the Rambles list up to 461. I've had my best ever views of a Grey Phalarope, a visitor showed me a tiny Palmate Newt he'd found on the main path, a Pied Flycatcher and a Yellow-browed Warbler were seen together in the picnic area and a beautiful pale green and black Merveille du Jour moth was trapped near the visitor centre.Of course there are always the ones that get away, like Long-eared Owl, Richard's Pipit and Horseshoe Bat, hey-ho that's life!'
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== PostgreSQL Weekly News – August 26 2012 ==
== PostgreSQL Weekly News – August 26 2012 ==
== PostgreSQL Product News ==
DataArchitect 4.3, a database architecture and modeling tool, released.
PostgreSQL PHP Generator 12.8, a GUI CRUD web application generator for PostgreSQL, released.
psqlODBC 09.01.0200 released.
Postgres Plus xDB Replication Server BETA with Multi-Master support is available.
== PostgreSQL Jobs for August ==
== PostgreSQL Local ==
PostgreSQL Conference Europe 2012 will be in Prague, Czech Republic
PostgreSQL Day Argentina 2012 will be held on November 13th in Bernal,
== PostgreSQL in the News ==
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== Applied Patches ==
Heikki Linnakangas pushed:
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– Fix typo in example.
Tom Lane pushed:
– Fix bugs in contrib/pg_trgm's LIKE pattern analysis code.
– Fix dumping of security_barrier views with circular dependencies.
– Avoid somewhat-theoretical overflow risks in RecordIsValid(). This
– Update 9.2 release notes to reflect commits to date. I was unable
– Fix erroneous documentation of synchronous_commit = remote_write.
– Make an editorial pass over the 9.2 release notes. A very large
– Make a cut at a major-features list for 9.2. This is open to debate
– Remove overly-pessimistic statement about constraint exclusion. As
– Fix cascading privilege revoke to notice when privileges are still
– Fix issues with checks for unsupported transaction states in Hot
– Fix up planner infrastructure to support LATERAL properly. This
Robert Haas pushed:
– Tab complete "TABLE whatever DROP CONSTRAINT" with a constraint
– Improved tab completion for CLUSTER VERBOSE. Jeff Janes
– Add a note to the MVCC chapter that some things aren't
– Improve C comments in GetSnapshotData. Move discussion of why our
Peter Eisentraut pushed:
– Remove external PID file on postmaster exit
– Teach compiler that ereport(>=ERROR) does not return. When elevel
– Mark DateTimeParseError() noreturn. This avoids a warning from
– Fix install-strip on Mac OS X. There was a hack put into install-sh
– Add instructions for setting up documentation tool chain on Mac OS X
– pg_upgrade: Run the created scripts in the test suite. Just to
– libpq: Fix memory leak in URI parser. When an invalid query
– Put options on man page and in help output in slightly better order
– Normalize some British spellings
– Some spelling adjustments in release notes
– pg_basebackup: Correct error message. It still thought that the
Bruce Momjian pushed:
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– Fix typo.
– Allow text timezone designations, e.g. "America/Chicago", when using
– Document clearly that psql \! parameter interpretation limitations
– Use psql_error() for most psql error calls, per request from Magnus
– Clarify documentation that primary key and unique constraints are
– Update FreeBSD kernel configuration documentation. Brad Davis
No one was disappointed this week
== Pending Patches ==
Pavel Stehule sent in another revision of the patch to enhance error
Alexander Korotkov sent in a patch to fix an issue in gistchoose.
Andrew Dunstan sent in two revisions of a patch implementing ALTER
Zoltan Boszormenyi sent in another revision of the patches to create a
Qi Huang sent in a patch implementing TABLESAMPLE.
Amit Kapila sent in two more revisions of a patch intended to improve
Michael Paquier sent in a patch to clean up some of the functions in
Alvaro Herrera sent in another revision of the foreign key locks
KaiGai Kohei sent in a WIP patch to enable writes to FDWs.
Amit Kapila sent in a patch to fix an issue in pg_ctl on Windows.
Alvaro Herrera sent in two revisions of a patch to improve
Heikki Linnakangas sent in another revision of the patch to improve
Tomas Vondra sent in a patch to add support for aggregation of info
Tomas Vondra sent in a patch to optimize dropping multiple tables in a
Tomas Vondra sent in two revisions of a patch to allow random sampling
Bruce Momjian sent in a patch to show timing overhead.
Bruce Momjian sent in a patch to detect empty lock files.
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Moonlite Theatre
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The Moonlight Drive-In opened in 1949 and was last known as the Moonlite Theatre. This single screen drive-in has a capacity for 454 cars. It was closed in 2013.
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The Moonlite is in danger of having to close forever. Because of 2 multiplex theaters opening a few miles away in both directions in recent years (One in Bristol and one in Abingdon)and a slow economy, the Moonlite is struggling to stay open and has recently announced it may not be able to open in the spring (2010) for its 51st year. This would be a great loss to the area. Where else can you see a double feature of new release movies for the very reasonable admission of only $5, plus concessions about ½ price of the big new indoor theaters. I hope we don't lose another historic part of our past and future.
We like the moonlite drive in and have been coming up there since 09 and they always have new movies available! But this last time wasn't the best! But not because of the service of the great people they have working there but mainly the men's bathroom is in need of a major facelift and my lil boy was afraid to use it! And I walked in and was actually shocked! Plus the grass was grown up a lil bit! Otherwise we love this place! Great food and great prices and how friendly everyone that work there is
Despite the website being down this drive in is still operation. I don't know how they plan to handle the digital conversion but they are planning to continue operating as far as I can tell.
I'm sorry to see this joint in such rough shape now. It was in very nice condition when I visited it in 2001. That marquee was just beautiful then, it breaks my heart to see it all beat-up!
The website is no good any more. Just goes to a go daddy this site for sale.
Hey Chuck1231, I just tried calling their phone number too. Yup you are right. The recording says closed for repairs. Didn't sound too hopeful.
I've found their Facebook page:
Something about the 35mm projector breaking and not being able to repair it.
This drive-in is closed. It did not open for the 2014 season and the phone is disconnected.
For sale. http://m.wcyb.com/news/moonlite-drivein-theatre-reluctantly-sets-sale-price/31954688
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We are proud to support Three Very Special causes in our Yates County New York community:
Keuka Comfort Care Home is a compassionate end of life care in a homelike setting to terminally ill residents of Yates County and surrounding communities, and will support their loved ones. Keuka Comfort Care Home was bulit with and is funded entirely by donations and has many dedicated volunteers who donate countless hours to the residents and families being served. We are proud to have provided all of the coffee used by residents, families, staff and volunteers who are a part of Keuka Comfort Care Home since it opened in 2007. It is an amazing place and we are proud to donate the coffee as our way of supporting the ongoing mission.
Milly's Pantry is a New York State not-for-profit corporation committed to changing the footprint of poverty in Yates County. Milly's Pantry grew out of the Penn Yan Food For The Needy Program and we have been donating coffee to that program since we began our company in 2003. In 2009, when Milly's Pantry and the Pinwheel Market opened, we developed two signature coffee blends to support the mission. When you buy either the KEUKA LAKE BACKPACK BLEND or the CROOKED LAKE DECAF, you also purchase a weekend backpack of food for a hungry child. Read more about Milly's Pantry
The Shelter of Hope (Humane Society of Yates County) brings hope to abandoned and unwanted animals. We are cat lovers and have adopted two cats (Siena and Grigio) from the shelter. We also rescued a mother cat and her litter from our barn in 2008. "Bear" was the last born and the one we kept after adopting the other cats out to loving homes. He is the cat on the label of "Bear's Blend" and a very loving and important part of our family. The Shelter of Hope relies heavily on volunteers and private donations to do the important work of finding homes for homeless animals. We wanted to help the shelter in an ongoing way and BEAR'S BLEND helps support the shelter's mission by giving back a cash donation for every bag of coffee sold. Read more about the Shelter of Hope.


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Jindal Journal of International Affairs, Volume 2-2,
'Political Violence, Order and Justice in World Politics'
Call For Papers
Jindal School of International Affairs (JSIA), together with the Centre for the Study of Political Violence (CSPV), now calls for manuscripts for forthcoming special issue on 'political violence, order and justice in world politics', as its Volume 2-2.
Political violence is a ubiquitous phenomenon in world politics. It is a threat, both directly and indirectly, to human dignity and well-being. It takes a form of inter-personal violence as well as of embedded social structure. It goes beyond border, gender, class and culture. In short, it draws a kaleidoscope reflecting human darkness. To draw aspects of it, therefore, is a daunting task, though it is crucial to know what is happening in our planet. Furthermore, aspects of violence in the global context necessitate the counterpart of order and justice. While order stabilises human life, justice is inserted to make the life humane. The kaleidoscope will not be completed unless we have a positive development for restraining violence. After all, to talk about violence, order and justice is to gain deeper understanding about the world.
The study of International Relations (IR) has been especially in a good place to grasp these subjects. Theoretically, realist approach presented 'timeless wisdom' while idealists attempted to make breakthrough. Constructivists showed violence, order and justice is possible only through social environment, and critical theorists raised acute criticisms that even order and justice may become another forms of oppression. Such various understanding can be reinforced through a number of cases. Even they will be expanded and enriched through inter-disciplinary collaboration with law, economics, ethics, history, and others. The result thus may be a highly complex picture among violence, order and justice. It may even blur the distinction between the former and the latter two. Having said, nevertheless, the underlying theme would seem to be still coherent – our serious concern towards violence and the aspiration to alleviate the situation.
In this issue, Jindal Journal of International Affairs (JJIA) purports to be the locus of intellectual interaction regarding to the topic. Manuscripts will be welcomed from all sectors including students. All possible contributions will be treated in a peer reviewed manner. Further information will be provided in 'notes for contributors'. The deadline of the submission is 31st October. Email submissions to:email@example.com


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By Cheryl Rodewig, The BayonetMay 13, 2010
FORT BENNING, Ga. - The annual Asian Pacific American Heritage Month Luncheon will be from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursday at the Benning Conference Center. The theme for the luncheon is "Diverse Leadership for a Diverse Work Force."
"Today, every job whether it be military or civilian, is made up of many different types of people, many different attitudes, nationalities, ethnic backgrounds, and the leadership needs to understand that," said SFC Glen Tilson, NCOIC for the luncheon. "They need to understand there are differences in people's heritages, there are differences in the way people were brought up, and they need to be able to adapt to that."
Entertainment for the luncheon will include Chinese music sung by Faith Middle School students and traditional dances, including the Samoan Fire Dance, belly dancing and the hula, by the Columbus-based Samoan Youth Group.
The guest speaker will be Jason Robertson. Once an orphan airlifted out of Saigon during the Vietnam War, Robertson will share his story, which eventually brought him to a home and loving adoptive family in Salem, Ala.
Guests at the luncheon can also learn about Asian-Pacific Americans' contributions from World War II to today through storyboards created by the 197th Infantry Brigade.
There's a lot people don't know about Asian-Pacific heritage, said 1SG(R) Harold Lusano, who works with the 2nd Battalion, 29th Infantry Regiment. Lusano has attended every Asian-Pacific heritage luncheon since the observances were first celebrated on Fort Benning.
"The culture is so great," he said. "We're talking about Japanese, Filipino, Samoan, Indian, Chinese, Hawaiian ... It's interesting. It's a melting pot."
With such a diverse group of people, the culture is rich with varied food, language and art, said Lusano, who is of Chinese, Hawaiian, Japanese and Filipino descent.
"A lot of folks today ... don't take the time to understand or know what the Asian-Pacific Islanders did ... what they have contributed to the United States. You've got scientists, senators, Medal of Honor winners; I could go on and on," he said. I think the most important thing is to educate the public (on) all different cultures and nationalities that pertain to the Asian-Pacific. I think it's important the young Soldier today understand that."
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Former Alabama pitcher David Robertson will learn a lot about that challenge this year. The New York Yankee was named the closer by owner Hal Steinbrenner. That means filling the job previously owned by all-time saves leader and certain first-ballot hall of famer Mariano Rivera.
"We are going to continue to look, but no doubt we have already spent a lot of money this offseason," Steinbrenner said in the New York Post. "I have a lot of confidence in Robertson and so does Joe (Girardi). Robertson is going to be our closer, and I believe he will do a good job. We have done a lot to improve our team and we just have to understand that you cannot be perfect everywhere."
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Boy, are you wrong. Let me tell you a few things. First, I think CARTS is doing all it can to help people. That is the problem: They help anyone who needs a ride, not just the old and the handicapped.
Say you wake up ill and want to go see your doctor who will take you in that day. You call CARTS. "Sorry, we can't take you for four days, we are filled up." But I'm sick now. "Sorry, that is the best we can do and then you may have to wait a couple of hours for us to pick you up." But I can't wait that long. "We're sorry, but we have a lot of people to take care of. We give about 200 rides a day all over Columbiana County."
So what are we supposed to do.
I am 86, crippled and on a walker. I can only stand a short time and need a pillow behind my back when I sit. So I can't wait two or three hours for a bus. Most old people are somewhat like me, so how can we get our groceries, go to the doctor, or do some shopping without help?
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For a variety of reasons, I am exhausted these days. Tired to the very core of my bones, to the point that the words "Rest in Peace" have an unusual appeal! LOL
Needless to say, I am looking forward to the day when I will no longer be so tired, although I have no idea when that will be. I just know it will come "someday." Amidst this exhaustion, I came across an article by Barbara Lishko today that had these words:
Many of us are on the road of our life journey, and we know that "somewhere up the road" we will find happiness, wholeness, rest. We sometimes tend to focus so exclusively on the destination that we miss all the good stuff in between.
It's a good reminder to enjoy what is going on now (at least as much as I can!) while I wait for that elusive rest.
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Thought for the Day
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- Margaret Mary Myers said...
Thank you for sharing, Patrice. I was just saying to myself, "I'm so tired", just as I opened what you wrote. Thank you for the positive thought, and whatever is going on in your life, God grant you success, peace, and some rest.
- Patrice Fagnant-MacArthur said...
Thank you. I hope you get some rest as well!
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Chang and Eng Bunker
|Chang and Eng Bunker
A painting of Chang (right) and Eng Bunker (left), circa 1836
May 11, 1811
Samutsongkram, Siam (now Thailand)
|January 17, 1874
(aged 62)
Mount Airy, North Carolina, U.S.
|Cause of death
Heart attack
|Resting place
|White Plains Baptist Church Cemetery
|Thai family
|Years active
|Adelaide Yates (m. 1843–74) (Chang)
Sarah Anne Yates (m. 1843–74) (Eng)
|11 (Chang)
10 (Eng)
Chang (pinyin: Chāng; rtgs: Chan) and Eng (pinyin: Ēn; rtgs: In) Bunker (May 11, 1811 – January 17, 1874) were Thai-American conjoined twin brothers whose condition and birthplace became the basis for the term "Siamese twins".[1][2][3]
The Bunker brothers were born on May 11, 1811, in the province of Samutsongkram, near Bangkok, in the Kingdom of Siam (today's Thailand). Their fisherman father was a Chinese Thai, while their mother, Nok, (rtgs: Nak) was half-Chinese and half-Malay.[4] Because of their Chinese heritage,[5] they were known locally as the "Chinese Twins".[6] The brothers were joined at the sternum by a small piece of cartilage, and though their livers were fused, they were independently complete.
In 1829, Robert Hunter, a Scottish merchant who lived in Bangkok, saw the twins swimming and realized their potential. He paid their parents to permit him to exhibit their sons as a curiosity on a world tour. When their contract with Hunter was over, Chang and Eng went into business for themselves. In 1839, while visiting Wilkesboro, North Carolina, the brothers were attracted to the area and purchased a 110-acre (0.45 km2) farm in nearby Traphill.
Determined to live as normal a life they could, Chang and Eng settled on their small plantation and bought slaves to do the work they could not do themselves.[7] Using their adopted name "Bunker", they married local women on April 13, 1843. Chang wed Adelaide Yates (1823-1917), while Eng married her sister, Sarah Anne (1822-1892). The twins also became naturalized American citizens.[8]
The couples shared a bed built for four in their Traphill home. Chang and Adelaide would become the parents of eleven children. Eng and Sarah had ten. After a number of years, the sisters began to dislike each other[9] and separate households were set up west of Mount Airy, North Carolina in the town of White Plains. The brothers would alternately spend three days at each home. During the American Civil War, Chang's son Christopher and Eng's son Stephen both served in the Confederate army. The twins lost most of their money with the defeat of the Confederacy and became very bitter. They returned to public exhibitions, but this time they had little success. Nevertheless, they maintained a high reputation for honesty and integrity, and they were highly respected by their neighbors.[9]
Later years and death[edit]
In 1870, Chang suffered a stroke and his health declined over the next four years. He also began drinking heavily (Chang's drinking did not affect Eng as they did not share a circulatory system). Despite his brother's ailing condition, Eng remained in good health. Shortly before his death, Chang was injured after falling from a carriage. He then developed a severe case of bronchitis. On January 17, 1874, Chang died while the brothers were asleep. Eng awoke to find his brother dead and cried, "Then I am going". A doctor was summoned to perform an emergency separation, but he was too late. Eng died approximately three hours later.
An autopsy revealed that Chang had died of a cerebral blood clot but Eng's cause of death remains uncertain. Doctors of the time theorized that Eng died of shock due to fear of his impending death. They based that theory on the fact that Eng's bladder had distended with urine and his right testicle had retracted.[10] Two North Carolina neurologists, Dr. Paul D. Morte and Dr. E. Wayne Massey, reviewed the case and concluded that Chang likely died of pulmonary edema and heart failure. They also dismissed the claim that Eng died of shock and attributed the muscle cramping that caused his testicle to retract to "acrocyanosis from induced vasospasm and microthrombi due to disseminated intravascular coagulation, the tissue factor released from necrotic tissue and the endotoxin from sepsis activating coagulation cascade".[8]
Sarah Anne Bunker (Eng's widow) died on April 29, 1892, and Adelaide Bunker (Chang's widow) died on May 21, 1917.
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- The fused liver of the Bunker brothers was preserved and is currently on display at the Mütter Museum in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.[11] Numerous artifacts of the twins, including some of their personal artifacts and their travel ledger, are displayed in the North Carolina Collection Gallery in Wilson Library at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; this includes the original watercolor portrait of Chang and Eng from 1836.
- Mark Twain wrote a short story, The Siamese Twins,[12] based on the Bunkers.
- In 1996, BBC Radio 4 broadcast a 90-minute radio play called United States about the lives and deaths of Chang and Eng Bunker. The writer was Tony Coult and the director was Andy Jordan. Transmission was on June 17, with a cast that included Bert Kwouk and Ozzie Yue as the twins.
- A Singapore musical based on the life of the twins, Chang & Eng, was directed by Ekachai Uekrongtham and written by Ming Wong, with music by Ken Low. Chang & Eng premiered in 1997 and has since been performed around Asia, starring Robin Goh as Chang Bunker, Sing Seng Kwang as Eng Bunker, and Selena Tan as their mother, Nok. Subsequent productions starred Edmund Toh as Chang Bunker and RJ Rosales as Eng Bunker.
- The best-selling and multiple-award-winning 2000 novel Chang and Eng by Darin Strauss was based on the life of the famous Bunker twins. The film rights to the novel were purchased by award-winning filmmaking team Gary Oldman and Douglas Urbanski. Oldman is currently working on the screenplay and will also direct.[13]
- I Dream of Chang and Eng, a play by noted Bay Area playwright Philip Kan Gotanda that is based on the lives of the Bunker Twins, was produced in workshop form at UC Berkeley and was produced on their main stage in the spring of 2011.[14]
Chang and Eng Bunker fathered a total of 21 children, and their descendants now number more than 1,500.[15] Many of their descendants continue to reside in the vicinity of Mount Airy, and descendants of both brothers continue to hold joint reunions. Two hundred descendants reunited in Mount Airy in July 2011 for the twins' 200th birthday and for the descendants' 22nd annual reunion.[16]
Prominent descendants include:
- United States Air Force Major General Caleb V. Haynes was a grandson of Chang Bunker through his daughter Margaret Elizabeth "Lizzie" Bunker.
- General Haynes's son, Vance Haynes, earned a doctorate in geosciences, performed foundational fieldwork at Sandia Cave to determine the timeline of human migration through North America, and served as professor at several universities.
- Alex Sink, former Chief Financial Officer of Florida, is a great-granddaughter of Chang Bunker and was the Democratic nominee in the 2010 Florida gubernatorial election.[17]
- Eng's grandson through his daughter Rosella, George F. Ashby, was President of the Union Pacific Railroad in the 1940s.[18][19]
- Chang's son, Christopher Wren Bunker, built Haystack Farm, which was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1982.[20][21]
- Composer Caroline Shaw is a great-great-granddaughter of Chang Bunker and won the Pulitzer Prize for Music in 2013.[22]
See also[edit]
- ^ Iola (January 1, 2001). "Eng Bunker". Entertainers. Find a Grave. Retrieved 23 October 2014.
- ^ Iola (May 14, 2002). "Chang Bunker". Entertainers. Find a Grave. Retrieved 23 October 2014.
- ^ "Conjoined Twins". University of Maryland Medical Center. January 8, 2010. Retrieved February 9, 2010.
- ^ "Chang and Eng, the Siamese Twins". Calisota Online. Retrieved May 28, 2012.
- ^ "Eng and Chang Bunker". Retrieved May 28, 2012.
- ^ Young, Stephen B. (2003). "Book Review: Two Yankee Diplomats In 1830's Siam by Edmund Roberts and W. S. W. Ruschenberger; edited with an introduction by Michael Smithies and published by Orchid Press". Journal of the Siam Society. 91. Retrieved March 2, 2012.
Ruschenberger reports that the two Siamese Twins — Sam and Eng — were widely known in Bangkok after their departure for the United States, but significantly for their failure to send home remittances to their mother.
- ^ UNC Univ. Libraries, Southern Historical Collection no. 03761
- ^ a b "Chang and Eng's Grave". roadsideamerica.com. Retrieved June 18, 2014.
- ^ a b Wilson, James Grant; Fiske, John, eds. (1900). "Chang and Eng". Appletons' Cyclopædia of American Biography. New York: D. Appleton. This source confirms the wives' dispute, but disagrees on the number of children and says nothing about the household arrangements.
- ^ Chichester, Page. "Reader Favorites: Eng & Chang Bunker: A Hyphenated Life". December 1, 1995. Retrieved June 18, 2014.
- ^ Susan Harlan (14 July 2015). "Skin deep: macabre Mütter Museum to open exhibit examining our largest organ". The Guardian. Retrieved 23 January 2016.
- ^ Twain, Mark. "The Siamese Twins". The Siamese Twins, Electronic Text Center, University of Virginia Library. Retrieved July 2, 2008.
- ^ Whirling upstream in Hollywood: Douglas Urbanski
- ^ "Philip Kan Gotanda's I Dream of Chang and Eng". San Francisco Chronicle. March 3, 2011.
- ^ "Together Forever". National Geographic Magazine
- ^ "Siamese twins descendants hold 22nd annual reunion". Mount Airy News. July 31, 2011.
- ^ "Twins' great-granddaughter seeks a different kind of fame". St. Petersburg Times. June 11, 2006.
- ^ Wood, Deborah Shelton (March 25, 2009). "Union Pacific RR President, George F Ashby". Surry – Family History & Genealogy Message Board. Ancestry.com. Retrieved May 28, 2012.
- ^ Klein, Maury (2006) [1989]. Union Pacific: Volume II, 1894-1969. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press. p. 437. ISBN 0816644608. OCLC 276175222.
- ^ National Park Service (2010-07-09). "National Register Information System". National Register of Historic Places. National Park Service.
- ^ Drucilla G. Haley and Jerry L. Cross (April 1981). "Haystack Farm" (pdf). National Register of Historic Places - Nomination and Inventory. North Carolina State Historic Preservation Office. Retrieved 2015-05-01.
- ^ "Caroline Shaw, the Pulitzer girl". L'Uomo Vogue. November 1, 2013.
- Chang, Iris (2003). The Chinese in America: A Narrative History. Viking. pp. 27–28, 81. ISBN 0-670-03123-2.
- Adapted from the Internet Encyclopedia article, "Chang and Eng Bunker" www.internet-encyclopedia.org – Chang and Eng Bunker 8 July, 2003
Further reading[edit]
- Wallace, Amy; Wallace, Irving (1978). The Two: The Story of the Original Siamese Twins. Simon & Schuster. ISBN 0-671-22627-4.
- Wu, Cynthia (2012). Chang and Eng reconnected : the original Siamese twins in American culture. Temple University Press. ISBN 9781439908686. OCLC 777654628.
- Collins, David R. (1994). Eng & Chang: The Original Siamese Twins. Silver Burdett Press. ISBN 0-382-24719-1. Hardcover ISBN 0-87518-602-5.
- Strauss, Darin (2000). Chang and Eng: A Novel. Dutton. ISBN 0-452-28109-1. Hardcover ISBN 0-525-94512-1.
External links[edit]
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- Eng and Chang Bunker Digital Project at UNC-Chapel Hill
- Watercolor of the twins and short biography
- Papers of the twins in the archives of the University of North Carolina
- Biography from Wilkesboro.com
- A Hyphenated Life – detailed story in Blue Ridge Country Magazine
- Together Forever – National Geographic Magazine
- 1811 births
- 1874 deaths
- People from Samut Songkhram Province
- American people of Chinese descent
- Conjoined twins
- People from Surry County, North Carolina
- Sideshow performers
- Thai emigrants to the United States
- Thai people of Chinese descent
- Twin people from the United States
- Twin people from Thailand
- Burials in North Carolina
- American people of Malay descent