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Hugues I de Calvacamp, seigneur de Tosny MP
(c.914 - c.980)
"de Tosny", "de Calvacamp", "de Cavalcamp"
Please see Peter Stewart's "Origin and Early Generations of the Tosny Family" (July 2009, rev. March 2012) at
Raoul I de Tosny, Seigneur de Tosny MP
(c.935 - 991)
"Ralph", "Rodulf I /De Toeni/", "Tosny", "Tony Tosni", "Toni", "Rodolphe", "Ranulf"
GRESLEYS OF DRAKELOWE COMPILED BY FALCONER MADAN, M.A. FELLOW OF BRASENOSE COLLEGE, OXFORD PRINTED FOR SUBSCRIBERS 1899 has an excellent section on the de Toeni from 2-15 and Robert de Stafford 16-17
Raoul II de Toeni, seigneur de Tosny MP
(c.955 - 1015)
"Raoul II (Rodulf) (Ralph) de Toeni / Tosny / Toni", "de Todeniaco", "de Ternois", "Rodulf II /De Toeni/", "Seigneur de Toeni /Rodulph/", "Rudolph"
NOTE: The reason we have numbered him as Raoul II (I) is because he is listed as Raoul I in Wikipedia and some other sources.
Updated March 2015
RAOUL [II] de Tosny , son of RAOUL [I] [de Tosny] & ...
Roger III 'd'Espagne' de Tosny MP
(990 - 1040)
"de Toni", "de Toeni", "The Spaniard"
Roger I "d'Espagne" or "Conches" de Tosny/Toeni, Seigneur de Conches
son of Raoul II de Tosny married to Adelaide de Barcelona and Godechilde.
FMG Medieval Lands:
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Robert de Toeni, Lord of Stafford MP
(c.1031 - 1088)
son of Roger I "Conches/The Spaniard" de Tosny and his second wife Godechildis.
married Avice de Clare [Curator's Note: though some sources have him married to Adelisa de Savona, this is not strongly...
Robert de Toeni, Lord of Belvoir MP
(1030 - 1088)
"Please keep name listed as Robert de Todeni/Tosny/Toni/Toeni/Tony Lord of Belvoir"
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Take it from someone who's been there from the very first game in Seattle in March 2010 ... the Philadelphia Union have pretty much seen every type of player during the first four years of the team's existence.
We've had dynamic forward play from the likes of Sebastien Le Toux and Carlos Ruiz. We've seen rock-solid goalkeeping from Faryd Mondragon, and we've seen burly defending from Danny Califf and Amobi Okugo.
But with apologies to Brian Carroll (who last year did a great impersonation of 1990 vintage David Platt, who passed the ball laterally or backwards for England) and the mercurial and little-used Roger Torres, we've never had a midfield general who could take over a game.
A ranger of the moors, so to speak, like Grendel in "Beowulf." Someone to kick keister and take names later ... a box-to-box player with a bit of an offensive edge and an ingrained defensive mindset. They're hard to come by, for sure. Every team wants one.
But there's no doubt every great side has had this component. Think Roy Keane for Manchester United, Patrick Vieira for Arsenal, Yaya Toure for Manchester City, and Zinedine Zidane for Juventus, Real Madrid and France.
In Major League Soccer, the great D.C. United teams from the late 1990s had John Harkes filling that role, and Dwayne DeRosario manned the engine room for the Houston Dynamo championship-winning sides.
Fast forward to this year's Union. President/general manager Nick Sakiewicz and coach John Hackworth spent the last month reshaping the team's often pedestrian midfield. Vincent Nogueira has arrived from France, along with Cristian "Chaco" Maidana from Argentina.
But the prize purchase is certainly Maurice Edu, the 27-year-old player for the United States Men's National Team. Edu was the top pick in the MLS SuperDraft by Toronto FC coming out of the University of Maryland, and his talent eventually catapulted him to Europe.
Before they basically disappeared off the footballing map due to financial problems, Scotland-based Rangers were a force to be reckoned with in the UEFA Champions League. By my memory, Edu remains the only American to score a goal in that elite club competition.
Clint Dempsey never got there, and Landon Donovan's cups of coffee with Everton didn't give him that platform. True, Edu's career got stuck when he made the move from Rangers to Stoke of the English Premier League, but that's why his move to the Union makes ultimate sense.
He needs playing time to force his way back into U.S. manager Jurgen Klinsmann's plans for this summer's FIFA World Cup in Brazil, and the Union requires that marauding player smack dab in the middle of the pitch. A kid with still-young legs, someone whose physicality can change a game.
And let's not forget how boring the Union was to watch at times last season. Management knows this, and this midfield revolution was a conscious effort to change the perception of the team as well as its on-field fortunes. That's not saying Edu is enough to draw the casual fan to PPL Park in Chester, Pa. (the diehards will always come to root for the "jersey.")
But if someone's deciding how to spend his or her Saturday summer night, Edu has a much better chance of packing them over a vanilla player like Carroll. That's not meant to be a knock ... that's just reality. The Union rolled the dice by making Edu a highly played Designated Player, but it's a choice they had to make.

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Cadillac wouldn't be Cadillac without a large sedan, but the definition of just which model fits that bill changed last week. Before the New York Auto Show, that role fell to the XTS. After the New York Auto Show, though, the focus shifted to the CT6. So what's to become of the XTS now that the CT6 has emerged?
According to the latest intel, it'll live out the rest of its lifecycle until around 2019, but then drive off to its own funeral like so many limousines and hearses that were built off its platform. This was learned based on comments made by Cadillac chief Johan de Nysschen at the closed-door unveiling of the CT6 in Manhattan: "Ultimately, a car like XTS when it reaches the end of its lifecycle, will not be replaced."
That'll be bad news for the livery business that – in the post-Town Car era – has come to rely on the XTS as the basis for its stretch jobs. "We will not have a car that will lend itself to these kind of modifications and we will probably withdraw from those markets," de Nysschen told GM Inside News.
That's not all the new Cadillac boss had to say, though: he also indicated that the replacements for the ATS and CTS will be positioned differently from the current models: "As we move into the future refining our sedan portfolio, there will be no direct successor to the CTS. There will be no direct successor to the ATS. There is no point to renaming those cars because in the future those cars will disappear."
Based on Johan's comments and those we've heard until now, we'd expect the replacement for the ATS to move down a size to take on the likes of the Audi A3 and Mercedes CLA, and the CTS' successor to move down half a size class as well to give the new CT6 a bit more breathing room, and possibly an even larger flagship sedan to be positioned above them all.


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Some of the demonstrators were arrested in New York as they demanded that U.S. troops be brought home.
"This country was founded by acts of civil disobedience," said David McReynolds, 75, of New York, as he marched along 42nd Street. "We have an obligation to make our resistance public and to say as clearly as we can that the war is illegal."
In San Francisco, hundreds of protesters rallied in Dolores Park in the city's Mission district, holding up posters with photographs of dead American soldiers. The protesters then marched to City Hall for another rally.
One protester dressed up like the hooded Iraqi prisoner in the famous photo taken of detainee abuse at Baghdad's Abu Ghraib prison. The woman was surrounded by others wearing masks of President Bush, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld, who were dancing to the song "Shout" by the Isley Brothers.
"This is a war of aggression," said Ed McManus, 54, a Vietnam War veteran. "Bush has admitted by his actions and his deeds that he is a war criminal."
Organizers encouraged civility at rallies in the city, where protests just after the war began were among the most vocal and angry in the country, with thousands of arrests and frequent conflicts between police and demonstrators.
Police wearing helmets and armed with batons lined the streets Saturday, but they reported no disturbances.
Across Europe, tens of thousands of protesters also packed streets and public parks to protest the war. In England, 45,000 people marched from London's Hyde Park past the American Embassy to Trafalgar Square, while an estimated 15,000 people — some carrying signs reading "Murderer Bush, get out" — marched in Turkey.
Hundreds in New York listened to anti-war speeches at the United Nations, then marched along 42nd Street to Times Square, where police penned them in on a sidewalk.
A small contingent of protesters then knelt in front of a military recruiting station and lay down on Broadway next to the flag-draped coffins. Traffic was stopped for about five minutes before police moved in and arrested 27 protesters.
"It's such a small act in light of over 100,000 Iraqis dead and 1,500 American soldiers dead," Anna Brown, 40, of Jersey City, said before she was arrested.
An anti-war rally organized in part by veterans and military families drew about 3,000 people to a park near Fort Bragg, N.C. — home to more than 40,000 soldiers.
Demonstrators said they hoped it would build pressure to bring troops home.
"I can't remain silent on these issues, slap a yellow ribbon on my car and call it supporting our troops," said Kara Hollingsworth, the wife of a soldier serving his second tour of duty in Iraq. "I support our troops by making sure they are not put in harm's way unless absolutely necessary."
In Chicago, hundreds of police, some in riot gear, escorted about a thousand marchers down Dearborn Avenue to an afternoon rally at the Federal Plaza. Police were trying to avoid a repeat of two years ago when thousands of protesters caused a huge traffic jam during rush hour and hundreds were arrested.
Only two arrests were reported Saturday.
More than 1,000 people also marched through Pittsburgh, including many who initially supported the war but have since changed their minds, said Tim Vining, a protest organizer. "I think people realize the tide is turning" and that to protest isn't seen as unpatriotic, he said.
In the small town of Cottage Grove, Ore., just south of Eugene, about 230 protesters walked two-by-two through the streets, some holding a half-mile-long chain of flags bearing the names of American troops and Iraqi children killed during the war.
"The best thing we can do is get out, and get out as fast as we can," said Ron Betts, 58, a disabled Vietnam veteran.
About 300 demonstrators also gathered in front of the New Mexico National Guard Armory in Albuquerque, where pieces of paper featuring the names and faces of dead American soldiers were glued to the sidewalk.
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The national anti-corruption prosecutor's office DNA indicted 1,167 people in 2014, a record in its 12 years of existence.
The latest trophy for the prose-cutors is Elena Udrea, dubbed "the president's blonde" by the media for her role as close advisor to former conservative president Traian Basescu.
The unsuccessful candidate in last year's presidential race was locked up late Tuesday over her alleged role in a corruption scandal involving Microsoft licences that has already ensnared a number of high-profile figures.
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Belly putter fan Bradley adapting well to shorter version
By Mark Lamport-Stokes
SCOTTSDALE, Arizona (Reuters) - So far, so good for Keegan Bradley, who four months ago traded a belly putter for a conventional one in a bid to prepare himself for a major change to be implemented by golf's rulemakers at the end of this year.
As of Jan. 1, 2016, the Royal & Ancient and United States Golf Association will ban long putters being anchored to the body, forcing Bradley to ditch a method he has employed for all three of his PGA Tour wins, including the 2011 PGA Championship.
On Thursday, Bradley wielded the shorter putter to great effect as he fired a six-under-par 65 to end the opening round of the Waste Management Phoenix Open just one stroke off the pace set by compatriot Ryan Palmer.
"Feels so good to go out and play a really solid round tee to green," Bradley told reporters after piling up seven birdies and a lone bogey.
"Made a bunch of putts, which feels good. It's a relief to go out and shoot a good number in the first round."
Bradley first used a short putter at the Memorial tournament in late May last year before switching back to the longer version. He then ditched the belly putter after the Ryder Cup in September and has not used it since.
"It's so very much a work in progress," said the 28-year-old, whose most recent PGA Tour victory came at the 2012 WGC-Bridgestone Invitational.
"I'm nervous every round I go out, because it's new to me. I haven't played a lot of tournaments with the short putter. It's different. It would be like if I stuck a belly putter with one of the guys that's never used it. Continued...


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Get up, get out, and do something! Just about any day of the year, you can find something fun, informative, and healthy to enjoy at an area park. Feel free to browse the listings below, or use the search tools to find an event that matches your interests and location.
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Saturday, October 22, 2016
Garden Centennial Exhibition
at Bartow-Pell Mansion Museum (in Pelham Bay Park), Bronx
12:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.
Bartow-Pell Mansion Museum is pleased to present an exhibition of outdoor sculpture celebrating one hundred years of its formal garden designed by Delano & Aldrich in 1916.
Category: Nature, Seniors
The Tompkins Square Halloween Dog Parade
at Tompkins Square Park, Manhattan
12:00 p.m.–3:00 p.m.
Pooches let their alter-egos shine, putting on some of the cutest and most creative costumes you've ever seen at the annual Tompkins Square Halloween Dog Parade.
Category: Games, Best for Kids, Dogs
Discovery Walks for Families: Belvedere's Kingdom
at Belvedere Castle (in Central Park), Manhattan
1:00 p.m.–2:30 p.m.
Explore the landscape surrounding Belvedere Castle in full fall glory!
Category: Birding, Nature, Best for Kids, Tours, Fall Foliage
Ed Center Open Hours
at Environmental Education Center (in Brooklyn Bridge Park), Brooklyn
1:00 p.m.–5:00 p.m.
Get to know Brooklyn Bridge Park with our 250-gallon aquarium filled with critters from the East River, a 10'-scale model of Brooklyn Bridge Park, crafts, a reading corner, and much more!
Category: Arts & Crafts, Education, Nature, Best for Kids
Tricks and Treats at Le Carrousel in Bryant Park
at Le Carrousel (in Bryant Park), Manhattan
1:00 p.m.–3:00 p.m.
This Halloween, the ghoul-est party in town is at Le Carrousel in Bryant Park and everyone's invited.
Category: Best for Kids, Halloween, Fall Festivals
Outdoor Skills: Knot Tying
at Forest Park Visitor Center (in Forest Park), Queens
1:00 p.m.–2:30 p.m.
Whether you are preparing for an extended journey through the woods or just want to be more prepared for any situation, an outdoor skills program is the perfect fit for you.
Category: Education, Nature
Adaptive Flag Football
at Victory Field (in Forest Park), Queens
1:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.
All is welcome to participate in our Adaptive Flag Football League. Sign up today!
Category: Accessible, Fitness, Sports
Pumpkin Carving Workshop
at Greenbelt Nature Center (in Blood Root Valley), Staten Island
1:00 p.m.–2:30 p.m.
Choose a favorite pumpkin and learn the finer points of carving and decorating ghoulish gourds. Ages 8+ with caregiver.
Category: Arts & Crafts, Halloween
Historical Tour (South)
at Touchdown of the 103rd Street Footbridge (in Randall's Island Park), Manhattan
2:00 p.m.–3:30 p.m.
Come learn more about Robert Moses, the bridges, the history of the island, and the park it became.
Category: Nature, History, Tours
Soccer Aerobics
at St. Mary's Recreation Center (in St. Mary's Park), Bronx
2:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.
Adults ages 18 and older are invited to learn, play, and compete in soccer. Have fun while learning and practicing this exciting game.
Category: Sports, Seniors
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Media pretty excited about Perry flubbing voting age at New Hampshire event
posted at 5:40 pm on November 29, 2011 by Allahpundit
Three pages of stories and counting already at Google News. When the news is slow and the "Perry is confused" meme is already in place, even a simple harmless misstatement like this can get blanket coverage. For the record, election day is on November 6 next year, not November 12. And of course, thanks to the 26th Amendment, the voting age is 18 — in all 57 states.
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Obama: "Despite our best efforts," Syria turned into a pretty vicious war
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A Milwaukee man accused of stealing three times from a Wauwatosa grocery store was charged Monday with retail theft and bail-jumping.
Authorities say Marvin Smith, 45, had taken several hundred dollars in meat and liquor from Metcalf's Sentry Foods, 6700 W. State St., over the past two weeks.
According to a Wauwatosa police:
Store security staff called police Thursday when Smith was seen putting bottles of vodka into plastic bags so it looked like they had already been paid for and pushed them out in a cart.
During the investigation, store staff said security tapes showed Smith, with an unknown female accomplice, took a full cart of merchandise to an awaiting van July 14. The driver, a 36-year-old Milwaukee man, was also been arrested - but the Wauwatosa NOW is not naming him because he has not yet been charged - for parole violations and being party to a crime.
On Sunday at 2:30 p.m., Smith again entered the store taking hot and cold bags and putting bottles of vodka inside. He put toilet paper rolls on top to conceal the items in the cart and walked to the exit.
He told officers he was bipolar and off his medication.
A background check showed Smith was on probation for burglary and had three criminal convictions in the past five years. He is being held at the Criminal Justice Facility.
More from News and Features
- Anodyne Coffee plans to open location in Wauwatosa Village
- Wauwatosa Meetings: Aug. 4
- Video: Wauwatosa girl's curbside ice cream stand raises money for the hungry
- Wauwatosa News and Notes: Hands-only CPR training offered; Firefly Art Fair is Aug. 6-7
- Wauwatosa Ask Now: Why are there barriers and fencing along the North Avenue bridges over the Menomonee River?
- Mystery Photo Contest: July 28
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Located in Monroeville, Country Inn & Suites by Carlson Monroeville is in a rural location and within the vicinity of Alabama Southern Community College - Monroeville Campus and Vanity Fair Golf and Tennis Club. This hotel is within the vicinity of Monroe County Heritage Museum.
Make yourself at home in one of the 42 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms have complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include desks and complimentary weekday newspapers, as well as phones with free local calls.
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Golden Sun Hotel
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Located in Ios (Ios Town), Golden Sun Hotel is minutes from Yialos Beach and Skarkos. This hotel is within close proximity of Ios Ferry Port and Mylopotas Beach.
Make yourself at home in one of the 17 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators. Rooms have private balconies. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms have showers and hair dryers.
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Featured amenities include express check-in, luggage storage, and a safe deposit box at the front desk. A ferry terminal shuttle is provided at no charge, and free self parking is available onsite.
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- Number of floors - 2
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- Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 1500, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
- This property's policy is to refuse certain bookings for the purpose of group events or parties, including pre-wedding stag/bachelor and hen/bachelorette parties.
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The approach to Michael Bevan's half-century washeralded by a carillon of bells, and the build-up was rendered all the more dramatic by the sudden silence at the moment the Australian got to the mark.
The approach to Michael Bevan's half-century washeralded by a carillon of bells, and the build-up was rendered all the more dramatic by the sudden silence at the moment the Australian got to the mark.
The bells could be pealing again today, should he knock off the remaining 18 runs he needs to reach 1,000 for the season and then go on to hit the winning runs for a resurgent Sussex. But this match remains delicately poised. Sussex have seven wickets in which to pick off the remaining 150 runs.
On paper, a Sussex win; but the way Phil Tufnell got a ball to lift and turn markedly to remove the Sussex captain and danger man, Chris Adams, late into the final session, suggested that on balance, Middlesex are still in with a big shout.
The pity of it would be if Mark Ramprakash's feat of scoring a hundred in eachinnings for the fourth time in his career, more than anyone else has managed for the county, were to be overshadowed by a Sussex victory.
He will derive much pleasure from the fact that he is out on his own in Middlesex annals - Patsy Hendren accomplished the feat four times but one of those was for MCC - and there was obvious delight whenRamprakash turned his carefully constructed innings into the 50th hundred of his career.
On the three previous occasions that Ramprakash has done this particular double none has been at Lord's; the first was against Kent at Canterbury in 1990, the other two were both at Uxbridge, against Leicestershire and Worcestershire in 1995 and 1998 respectively.
This latest milestone was chanceless. The more readily his partners were to surrender their wickets, the deeper Ramprakash dug in. There were some glorious shots although he eschewed any risk, electing to tap and chip away, trying to fashion a respectable target.
He needed help, but had to wait until the fall of the seventh wicket shortly before lunch for it to arrive in the shape of the crocked Richard Johnson.
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Today has been a great day! How about you? We had our church meetings, came home and had a wonderful day together trying to make the Sabbath day a delight. We played some fun games after dinner with the little boys and were cracking up.
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Today has been a great day! How about you? We had our church meetings, came home and had a wonderful day together trying to make the Sabbath day a delight. We played some fun games after dinner with the little boys and were cracking up.
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Thanks so much for the advice. We tend to get to caught up in everything but what's important.ReplyDelete
What a great thought for today Robyn! It is important to remember how blessed we are.ReplyDelete
That is so true, because it's those little moments and blessings you could miss.ReplyDelete
I like that thought..I'm going to write that one down 😊ReplyDelete
That is a great thing for all of us to remember. It is so nice to see you enjoying your family so much.ReplyDelete
So true, we just need to slow down and enjoy the little things!ReplyDelete
I love to be reminded what is important to us. It's so hard some days when you are going 100 different directions. Just slowing down and taking some quality time with family is so important and it makes such an impact on the kids. Thanks so much and so glad to hear you had some fun family time.ReplyDelete
Such a good reminders! Glad you had a wonderful day! I spent mine in the hospital with my hubby, he's one sick guy!ReplyDelete
I would have rather been at church:)
Children grow up so fast & leave home and it is so important to spend time together making great memories. KathyReplyDelete
Had a great Sunday, got together with friends. Try to take it one day at a time and enjoy the time with hubby.ReplyDelete
We had a game night on Saturday with my adult children. Love spending time with themReplyDelete
Sounds like a great Sunday--ReplyDelete
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Playing games with the kids is the best. We love playing games with our kids.ReplyDelete
Playing games with the kids is the best. We love playing games with our kids.ReplyDelete
Thanks for that, I definitely needed to hear it today!!ReplyDelete
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Sundays just fly by for us. We try to reconnect before the hectic work week starts.ReplyDelete
Thanks for the advice. I'm heartbroken tonight for a student who lost her dad this weekend. Please pray for her and her family.ReplyDelete
What cute clowns. They grow up fast, treasure them.ReplyDelete
What a great day of rest and rejuvenation!ReplyDelete
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Sundays are wonderful! I love going to church and worshiping God. Although I had to work this one and didn't get to go, I praised God anyways. :)ReplyDelete
Sundays are one of my favorite days. Our family goes to my parents house to eat dinner every Sunday and then we have coffee and desert and just chat and laugh! Yes we are Italian, lol!ReplyDelete
Sunday's are a restful day.ReplyDelete
Your boys are growing up before our eyes
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Such a wonderful thought and reminder.ReplyDelete
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56-year-old Varsha, singer, columnist and freelance writer, shot herself at their residence Prabhu Kunj on posh Pedder Road in South Mumbai while her family members were in Singapore attending the closing ceremony of the Marathi International Film and Theatre Awards (MIFTA).
Her last rites have been performed at Marine Lines on Tuesday. Asha, who rushed back to Mumbai on Monday night, also was present when her daughter was cremated.
Varsha was suffering from depression and was under psychiatric treatment for the same. Varsha allegedly had tried to end her life thrice since her divorce from her sports-columnist husband in 1998.
Police officials were clueless about the owner of the pistol from which Varsha had shot herself. Additional commissioner of police of Mumbai (south) Krishna Prakash has been quoted as saying, "We are not sure if the Belgian-made Browning patented pistol was licensed. We will also have to find out whose name it was registered in."
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- Who owns the pistol which was used at suicide case?
- Why Varsha was left alone at home with a firearm?
- Police have not found any suicide note yet and many have raised eyebrows over this.
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By Mindy Fetterman and Priyanka Dayal, USA TODAY
BLACKSBURG, Va. The mood was somber Monday night at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Blacksburg. Students and residents prayed for the victims of Monday's deadly shooting spree, their families, law enforcement officers who risked their lives and even the family of the shooter — "so that they may find peace," a mourner said.
Virginia Tech had made history — and not the kind history teacher Fred Baumgartner wanted for the school where he has taught for 31 years. Baumgartner, 61, said he felt "a real sense of disappointment that this would happen to our school."
Katie Russo, 20, a junior majoring in history and religious studies and a member of the women's lacrosse team, agreed. "Virginia Tech has always been a very tight and close-knit campus, and we are 100% behind our university," she said.
As the school remained in lockdown mode Monday night, the crowd at Starbucks sat stunned. The echo of the university's public address system, which blasted "emergency" warnings all day long, was still ringing in people's ears.
"That," said Shara Eby, 22, a junior majoring in industrial engineering, "was the creepiest part of it all."
Virginia Tech, one of its state's proud public universities, was rocked by a random shooting on the first day of school in August. Now came another, just weeks before the school year ends.
Most students and staff got the news the way they always do on this wireless campus: online. As they were learning of the first shooting, the suspect was gunning down dozens in an academic hall.
Ryan Bowen, a senior majoring in civil engineering, was across the street from Norris Hall just 15 minutes before shots rang out. A friend called him immediately and said he could hear the shooting spree.
"My friend, he heard a lot. He's distraught," said Bowen, 20, of Buffalo Junction, Va. "He just wants to make sure everyone he knows is OK."
Some students and staff were in the thick of the action. Shari Mueller, who works at the College of Engineering, said police SWAT teams were "yelling and screaming at us to run, run, run as fast as we could.
"At any point, he could have come out and been going to another area and seen us and let loose on us," she said. "It was shocking to realize how fragile life is."
Kelly Matheson, 19, of Vienna, Va., was in French Culture and Civilization class in the building next to Norris, where most of the shootings took place. "They wouldn't let us out of the building," she said. "We could see where all the ambulances were, and we could see people being brought out on stretchers."
Others were sequestered in their rooms all day but managed to create a virtual get-together on Facebook, the popular student website. Within hours, groups such as "VT Unite" were created and had thousands of members posting prayers and messages to each other. Students also made ample use of cellphones, text messages, instant messages and old-fashioned e-mail.
The grim scene was hard on students — but in some ways harder on parents, far away and worrying about their children.
"I called her on her cellphone, and her first words were "I'm OK, Dad,' " said Denny Tincher of Eagle Rock, Va., whose daughter Angela, 21, a junior, is the first Tech softball player to be named an All-American.
Joel Zachar had two children to worry about, but they turned up safe and stayed in touch throughout the day. "I was fully relieved that I knew my children were out of harm's way, but I was thinking back to those people who are dead and injured, and their families," he said.
At first, Joni Coutry, an elementary school teacher in Herndon, Va., couldn't reach son Jake on his cellphone. She reached his roommate, who gave the phone to her 18-year-old freshman.
"When he put Jake on the phone, I sort of melted," she said. "It was such a flood of relief when I heard his voice."
Other parents had no such relief by Monday night. Some were headed to Blacksburg because they had yet to hear from their children and feared the worst.
By Monday night, many students were heading home — and dreading when the names of those killed are made public. Brian Smythe, 18, a freshman from Charlotte, said he had always felt safe. Now, he said, "I see people leaving campus."
The shootings came less than three weeks before the end of classes. "I don't know how people are going to be focusing on finals," said freshman Caitlin Beckett, 18, a prospective business major.
Despite the horror of Monday's shootings, Tech students proved a loyal bunch. Many said the campus and town are safe.
"Virginia Tech is an amazing campus to be at, and this town has just been so friendly," said sophomore Aicel Reyes, 19, a management major. "This is just something that's completely out of the blue."
And completely unlike Blacksburg, a sleepy college town filled with young men and women who should be enjoying some of the best years of their lives.
"They're so young and so innocent," said Andy Pereira, a faculty researcher. "It's the first time away for some of them."
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Ninety Years of Happiness
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Lovely happy photo. My father turned 90 last year. You may have seen the pic:) Thanks for contributing to Mandarin Orange Monday.ReplyDelete
I love seeing older folks happy and enjoying life. I take care of a lady who is 95. God bless her, she does pretty good. I hope I can get around and enjoy my family when I reach that age. Thank you for sharing.ReplyDelete
Happy Birthday to John's Dad!ReplyDelete
90 years is a lot to celebrate. He must have good genes - he looks wonderful. It was nice his sister came. Sounds like he doesn't see her often. The picture of them hugging is priceless.
May he celebrate many more birthdays with all of you!
I love human interaction photos, that embrace shot evokes such feeling!ReplyDelete
We have two rural neighbors here in their 90's. Mr. Jacobson is 95, and delivers us apples all late summer & fall. He drives, but doesn't walk, so I have many long talks with him in his vehicle.
Our other, closer neighbor, Marianne, lives across a field from us, and is 93. She still lives on 400 acres independently. AMAZING to have these wonderful people in our lives, and our kids' lives.
Happy birthday FIL...love your "pops" of blue!ReplyDelete
They looks great! Nice photos!ReplyDelete
What a wonderful celebration !Happy 90th Birthday To your FIL! It looks like everyone is having fun ! Great Pics!ReplyDelete
Oh my gush I do not know if I can live that far! ^_^ And to have two siblings in that age is more than remarkable. I know what matters in life is faith and family no more than that. ^_^ I see the smile of your FIL he is surely happy!! ^_^ Ohhh it made me teary eyed! ^_^ReplyDelete
What a great celebration of life. Times spent with family, celebrating the family, are the best times of all.ReplyDelete
a memory maker!ReplyDelete
How nice that you were able to celebrate his 90th birthday with him.ReplyDelete
Lovely family you have, God Bless your father-in-law more life to spend with the family. Thanks for dropping by Happy Blue Monday!ReplyDelete
Wow, congrats! Me, too hoping to live that long:)ReplyDelete
Visiting from MOM- hope you can stop by..
nice family bonding!ReplyDelete
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Lauren Taylor Arnold, of Murfreesboro, Tennessee and formerly of Wilmington, died Wednesday, May 6, 2015, at the age of 26.
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Mason City Globe-Gazette (Newspaper) - November 25, 1944, Mason City, Iowa NORTH IOWAS DAILY PAPER EDITED FOR THE HOME COUP DEPARTMENT OF AND I VOL LI AnodaUd Prasi and United Press Full Leased Wires Five Centi a Copy MASON CITY IOWA SATURDAY NOVEMBER 25 1944 voiisisu 01 TWO JJQ 41 CHARGE NETS GAIN BEYOND AACHEN LAST OF B29S MET CLOUDS IN RAID ON TOKYO Results Good But Not Up to Expectations of U S Hansell Says Twentyfirst TJ S Bomber Command Saipan Via Navy Radio The first Super fortress raid on Tokyo Thursday U S time obviously hurt Japan but even so it didnt come up to expectations Brig Gen Haywood Hansell Jr base said Saturday commander The first formations over the enemy capital had clear weather and did a good job Hansell told a press conference but later TOKYO Brie Gen Emmett Rosie ODonnell Jr above 38rear old Brooklyn native whose home is now in Jamaica N Y led the force of B29 Superfortresses whichblasted industrial targets in Tokyo during mighty dayHght raid General ODonnell is shown otl Saipan as he talked with staff members planes cover ran into a thick cloud Despite that handicap Hansell added only 4 of the dozens of B29s which participated Tokyo said there were 70 failed to hit worthwhile targets Reconnaissance photo graphs taken several hours afier the raid showed fires still burn ing in the enemy capital and smoke was rising to great heights Hansell disclosed that the 2 Superforts lost on the raid only 1 went down in enemy action The other failed to return was presumed unknown lost and for reasons The plane lost over Tokyo was attacked by a Japanese Tony Either the Tony was out of control or the Japanese pilot knew he was doomed be cause the plane slammed into the tail of the unlucky B29 and it crashed into the water east of Japan Apparently none of the crew got out Hansel said Reports Saturday said a couple of life rafts possibly bearing sur vivors of the missing B29 had NEW B29 Brig Gen Haywood S Hansell Jr above of San Antonio heads the 2Ist bomber commandnew Superfortress unit based on Saipan which raided Tokyo Claim Reds Driven Out of Center N E of Budapest troops broke into Hatvan transport center Budapest but were thrown back again by Ger man counterattack a Berlin broadcast said Saturday The defenders of Katvan answered every attack with a counter in the bitter battle in Hungary the broadcast said been sighted and a destroyer was investigating Hansell declined to estimate the number of enemy planes brought down because crew reports were necessarily confused and hard to assess but at least 4 Japanese aircraft were known to have been bagged and 10 or more others might have been shot down or damaged I think we caught the Jap flat footed Hansell said but for reasons beyond my understanding I imagine there will be a slight shift in the fighter command at Tokyo One of the B29s came back to Saipan on only 2 of its 4 engines and several landed with only 3 working Others came down at Guam 150 miles south of here The Guam landings were not ex plained Guam from Tokyo than even farther Saipan The round trip from here to Tokyo is about 3000 miles By and large Hansell said we can only be pleased with the mission as a whole It wasnt per fect nor as good as we expected H is a mistake to assume an atti tude of overconfidence Neverthe less I am confident we can take care of ourselves and do a good job The Superfort raid widely hailed as the beginning of a cam paign to knock out Japans war plants was the first on Tokyo since April 18 1942 when carrier based B25s under command of Lt Gen James Doolittle raked the enemy capital Tokyo radio Friday night broadcast an imperial communi que claiming that 5 of the raid ers were shot down and 9 others damaged and dismissed the at tack as ineffective because it said the Superfortresses carried only light bombloads and dropped them wide of thenintended tar gets suffered by important installa the broadcast said in an indirect admission that major targets were hit The bombers approached Tokyo through a hazy overcast but found a clear area over the city They fnnneled a substantial portion of their bombloads on the Masashina aircraft plant a principal sup plier of Japans army and navy planes Other choice targets were ripped and razed Lt Gen Millard S Harmon interviewed at Saipan said We have the whole of Japan under our bombsights now We are not bombing people we are bombing the Japanese war machine he said When we have seriously crippled the war industries all the toughness in the world wont save the Japa nese Harmon deputy commander of the 20th air force indicated a black prospect for Japan saying The time is not far now when Japan will be subjected to the combined efforts of air units based from Alaska through the Philippines and over China a ring of air effort iocussed on the imperial empire In Washington Gen H H Arnold commander of the 20th air force said Tokyos war in dustries have been badly hurt by a blow made possible by the Americans who fought and died for the Marianas He said Japan would be hit from 2 sides by American bombers based in China and on Saipan The Superforis despite earlier reconnaissance flights took them by surprise said Briir Gen Em mett Rosie ODonnell of Ja maica N flight leader PREDWCOLD SNOW FOR IOWA Rain Sleet Reported in Most of State Des Moines Rain sleet and snow fell in much ot Iowa Saturday and the weather bureau forecast more of the same with colder weather Sunday There was precipitation of some kind in most of the state during the night and it still vas snowing Saturday morning in Des Moines Fort Dodge Sioux City Ames Ottumwa Atlantic and Council Bluffs The snow started as rain in some sections In Des Moines the snow was so wet some of it melted as it hit the ground It was sleeting at Burlington Lowest temperature in the state Friday night was 21 at Spencer and the maximum Friday was 51 at Sioux City and Council Bluffs Berlin also declared that 8 Rus sian divisions had made penetra tions in a wave of assaults in the Courland regionof Latvia Soviet amphibious forces vir tually had blocked any sea escape for 30 German divisions being squeezed against the Baltic by capture of the fortified Estonian island of Saare Saare only 17 miles across the mouth of the gulf from Latvia fell Friday after a 2 month strug gle and red airmen sank 4 nazi warships offshore and damaged 4 others including a heavy cruis er Moscow announced Berlin declared the Russians had begun a huge new offensive against the German troops pocketed in Latvia making gains of undisclosed depth along a 3D mile front between Lielauce 70 miles east the Baltic port of Liepaja and Priekule 20 miles from Liepaja Berlin said the Russians were using heavily reinforced tank plane and artillery forces in an effort to crush the Latvian pocket and release hundreds of thousands of troops for a drive on East Prus sia The Moscow bulletin said new gains were made by red army units in eastern Czechoslovakia and Hungary The Berlin radio acknowledged a German retreat in Slovakia west of Ungvar Gen Ivan Petrovs 4th Ukraine army troops Friday seized 9 lo calities on the 25 mile front west of Ungvar Moscow said and with the capture of Monca 9 miles southwest of tjngvar were with in 35 miles of Kassa Inside the Hungarian frontier units of Marshal Rodio Y Malin pvskys 2nd Ukraine army con tinued pressure against Miskolc Hungarys 5th largest city Berlin reported that Russian iroops crossing an eastern arm of the Danube below Budapest for a landing on narrow Csepel is land had advanced 4 miles and reached Tokol a town on the western shore of the island 7 miles south of the Magyar capital Moscowhas not confirmed this operation but Fridays commu nique said soviet troops fighting at the northern approaches ot Budapest had captured the vil lage of Bag 15 miles northeast of the capital Troops March in Protest to Conscription Ottawa ff Canadian home defense soldiers billeted in British Columbia paraded in defiant pro test Friday night after Prime Minister W L Mackenzie King staked the life of his government on the new policy of partial con scription for overseas service The policy already had precipitated violent demonstrations and politi cal defections in Quebec Nearly 1000 soldiers from the military camp near Vernon pa raded through the streets of the town with con scription and a captain was re ported struck down by the march ers when he attempted to halt them Forming spontaneously at the camp after broadcasts which said members of the sixth division sta tioned there would be among the urst to be sent overseas the pa rade swelled as the marchers streamed four abreast past the ad ministration buildings and toward the town The marchers also reportedly brushed aside a lieutenant with the captain shouting conscript wealth and industry as well as manpower The streets were lined with silent civilians and a scat tering of soldiers who took no part in the demonstration Quebec was relatively quiet Fri day as Provincial Premier Maurice Duplessls in the face of earlier disturbances by draftage youths called for respect for the laws of the counlry and appealed to the people of the province to work national unity in considering the point of view of the other side Prime Minister King announced ne would open a debate in parlia ment Monday on a vote of confi dence motion and he appeared to have won control of the cabinet end of the crisis at least for the weekend Buy your War Bonds and Stamps from your GlobeGazette carrier boy 1000 BOMBERS HIT SYNTHETIC OIL REFINERIES 1000 Fighters Also in Huge Fleet of Attacking Aircraft London than 1000 American heavy bombers accom panied by an equal number of fighter escorts bombed the Leuna synthetic oil refinery at Merse burg 2nd time in less than a more than 3000 tons of explosives The big Flying Fortresses and Liberators were accompanied by more than 1000 Thunderbolts mustangs and Lightnings of both theU S 8th and 9th air force The great fleet of bombers arid their guards against German in terceptors streaked across the channel through cold skies The Leuna plant with capacity of 50000 tons of oil a month was the target of Wednesdays raid by 1250 Flying Fortresses and Liberators and 1100 fighters U S strategic air force head quarters said the bombers struck also at oil storage facilities and railroad yards at Bingen east of Metz Mainz lies directly behind the sprawling Saar industrial area now under attack from the American 3rd army Heavy bombardment of Ger man oil In re cent been inter rupted Friday by unfavorable weather However several squad rons of Mosiiuitos attacked Ber lin in the night with 2 ton block busters Heavy bombers of fhe strategic air force in Italy attacked targets in the Linz and Munich areas Fri day night A small number of planes from Italy also bombed hear Innsbruck in Austria REPORTYANKS RAID MANILA 20 Nipponese Ships Are Sunk or Damaged By LEONARD MTLtMAN Associated Press War Editor American carrier planes swarmed over vulnerable Manila Saturday Japanese broadcasters announced as they tried to mini mize damage Superforts inflicted on Tokyos aircraft factories and ignored daring U S air blows in the Philippines that cost the em peror heavily in men ships and planes Landbased Yank air raiders over the Philippines Celebes and Borneo sank or damaged 20 Nip ponese ships including 3 warships definitely destroyed killed an es timated 3500 soldiers intended to reinforce embattled troops on Leyte island and wiped out 68 enemy aircraft Heaviest Japanese losses were northxvest of Leyte where a con voy of 3 transports and a destroy er was virtually wiped out over Leyte itself where 42 imperial planes were shot down in fierce air battles and in the Celebes where 2 ships were sunk and 9 damaged and 26 aircraft de stroyed on the ground No major change was reported in the Leyie land action Weather Report FORECAST Mason City Rain and not quite so cold Saturday night Lowest temperatures slightly above freezing Sunday rain turning to snow and colder Much colder Sunday night Sfrong shifting winds Iowa Rain changing to snow by nightfall over most of state and continuing as snow flurries Sunday Colder west portion Saturday night and entire state Sunday Strong winds dimin ishing Sunday night alinnesola Light showers chang ing to snow flurries Saturday night Sunday partly cloudy west snow flurries east and extreme south portion Colder west portion Saturday night and entire state Sunday Fresh to moderately strong winds IN MASON CITY GlobeGazette weather statistics Maximum Friday Minimum Friday night At 8 a m Saturday YEAR AGO Maximum Minimum 42 30 32 30 25 HIGH SPEED CLAIMED FOR NEW SPANISH TRAINThis new typediesclDowered Spanish train shown from the rear at the station in Guadalajara is claimed to sneecl it 80 nnles an hour around mountain curves where normal train speeds not exceed 31 mileS an nOUlWithout hoinrr i IIUL HACLBCl Oi miles an hour without being derailed The claim the commerce department was reported in an article published by Expect 100 Arrests to Be Made in Dining Car Swindle Washington bureau of investigation agents Satur day began arresting large numbers of Union Pacific diningcar waiters flnn nr to and stewards on charges of holding receipts from meals served on the Union Pacifics OmahaLos Angeles train the Challenger The FBI announced here that dozens already have been taken Into custody in Los Aneeles Las Vegas Nev Omaha and other cities on the Challengers run Total arrestsare expected to be more UlHVWierallroad bas lost Vjiiir the FBI said but no customers lost moczy FBI Director J Edgar Hoover said officials of the Union Pacific cooperated with the FBI jn a lengthy investigation which cul minated late Friday in the indict ment of the employes by a federal grand jury at Los Angeles The FBI announcement said the racket on each train was di rected by the stewards who are accountable for all funds The swindling was accomplished by using meal checks more than once or by failing to give checks and pocketing the money paid by cus tomers the statement said The FBI said that on occasions waiters have failed to jive meal checks to entire seatings of 68 servicemen customers The money paid then was split equally be tween waiters and stewards One stewards report indicated that 65 meals were served but FBI agents some of whom posed as stewards discovered that 118 customers were in the dining car during the serving period When the diningcar crew sus pected that inspectors were aboard they realized that an un usual Increase in receipts might be noticed and sometimes discour aged patronage by having a wait er emphasize in announcing meals that fish would be served the FBI said As the employes were taken under arrest standby crews were ready at intermediate points o take over The waiters and stewards who will be arraigned immediately at the points of arrest were charged with conspiracy in violation of the covers thefts or swindles in any passenger car sleeping car or dining car on an interstate train Maximum penalty is 2 years in prison and a fine of 510000 Jeffers Complaint Was Made to FBI Omaha Ufi Twentyone Ne gro waiters and 2 white stewards of the Union Pacific railroads OmahaLos Angeles train the Challenger were arrested by federal bureau of investigation agents Saturday and charged with violation of the theft from inter state shipment statute Special Agent Duane t Tray nor said the 23 men were part 6t more than 100 Union Pacific din ing car stewards and waiters who were being arrested in several cities along the Union Pacific line Saturday by the FBI The men were indicted Friday by a federal grand jury at Los Angeles William Jeffers president of the Union Pacific complained to the FBI last July that the rail road was hot obtaining the rev enue it should from the operation of its dining cars The loss ap peared to be the greatest on the Los Angeles coach section In vestigation was limited to that Irain Special agents rode the Challenger as passengers for sev eral weeks The agents discovered lhat the stewards and waiters wore col laborating to steal the revenue of at least onethird ot all meals served by using meal checks over again The steward and assistant stewards split the price ot the meal with the waiters who served The FBI discovered that the stew ards averaged about a round trip making 3 round trips a month and assistant stewards av eraged a little less Waiters av eraged about to 30 a round tap IOWS PLANT AREAS LAGGING Rural Areas Leading in War Bond Purchases Des Moines State war bond officials declared that the Oth war loan campaign was lag ging seriously in many of Iowas industria cen ters where thousands are employed in war work They said residents of the states rural areas were leading sub scriptions for both series E bondquotagand total quotas An announce ment from the federal reserve bank Chicago showed sales ot 512200000 as of Nov 22 The series E bond total was lowas campaign goal is fhc E set at la Sephawks Iowa 4FINAL Michigan Ohio State FINAL Minnesota Wisconsin STALEMATE ON FRONT WEST OF COLOGNE ENDED Report Germans Sent Reeling Back Before Attack by Doughboys Paris Ufi Bayonetswinging doubhgoys burst out of the Hurt Jen forest southeast of Aachen Saturday in a furious charge vhich sent the Germans reeling aack in panic and broke the stale mate on the Rhineumd front west of Cologne Lt Gen Courlncy II victory on the rim of the Hurt Ken forest turned the tide of the battle on the Aachen front east ward again after counterblows by nasscd German forces had edged he allies back in some sectors and stalled the threearmy push to ward the Rhine The 10 day battle of fhe Hurtgen forest one of the grimmest and Jloodiest of the war in which thou sands of men on both sides have fallen came to a resounding cli max when U S 1st army troops slashed their way out on to the Cologne plain a few miles south west ot Duren We have got the ball rolling now United Press War Corres pondent Henry T Gorrell said in a dispatch from the forest The Germans are yielding ground and we aim to keep them rocked back on their heels The break on the Aachen front came with an improvement in the weather High clouds rolled away and the sun broke through after a morning rain Waiting Thunder bolt divebombers smashed Ger man transport and gunned the nazis in the front lines The Yanks in the northern tip of the Hurtgen forest went over the top with bayonets gleaming and closed with the Germansrfh an attack hat panicked Ihe nazi ranks which had been reinforced ovcrniffht Striking without artillery prepa ration the Americans engaged the enemy hand to hand put them to flight and United States guns mowed them down by the score as they broke from the woods into the open The break out came in the area ot Grosshau 5 miles southwest of Duren and 12 miles southeast of Aachen The owns of Hurtgen Kleinhau and Grosshau were un der intense artillery fire have taken many prisoners this morning Gorrell reported Fifty men and one officer sur rendered in a body as soon as the boys went over the top The Ger mans complained they hadnt eat en for 3 days 1 saw our infantry herding pris oners back through acres of pines of branches indicative of Ihc ferocity of the 10day battle I saw our jeeps equipped with Inters sUUierin under shell fire through the mud to collect our wounded And I saw men pouring in by the truckload as replace ments for casualties1 Among the officers commanding the assault troops were Major lames C Kemp of Clemson college Maj George M Gofonh of Shelby N Car and Ll Col Tom Kenan of Atlanta Lt Col Carl Warren of Opelika Ala commanded the gunners who mowed down the Germans as they emerged from the forest Will BOD yards lo go Kemp lined up his men in a cold pre dawn drizzle Lets gev lo hell out of these woods men he told them Were going to do ittoday or die in the attempt Many did die but they are out of the woods now The doughboys closed so fast on the dugiii Germans that the en emy artillery did not get firing orders until they were at hand lo hand grips with the nails The German shells fell harmlessly be hind the Americans and the nazis couldnt adjust their fire for fear of killingtheir own men Our artillery working in close synchronization with forward ob servers pumped in short fused air bursts The screaming Hcinios ran like stuck pigs in all directions crazed and tonguetied by fear and doz ens of German stragglers now are being rounded up in the woods sometimes a mile or two from the actual scene of fighting Gorrell reported rVLLIEO FORCES ARE NEAR JUNCTION London Paris radio said Saturday that French forces were moving toward a junction between virtually liberated Stras bourg and Colmar to the south Notre Dame Georgia Tech i Indiana Purdue 4 FINAL ;
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Lou DiVentura owns two nearby restaurants - Ventura's Greenhouse in Margate, geared for the shore's summer tourists, and Ventura's Offshore Cafe in Northfield, for the areas' locals.
The latter establishment, Ventura's Offshore Cafe, was opened in 1995 as a year-round place for area residents such as DiVentura, who lives in Linwood.
"We have a lot people who come in every single week, who've been comimg in since we opened" general manager Jamie Franzoni says.
As opposed to its sister restaurant which flourishes in the summer then practically hibernates during the colder months, the Offshore Cafe welcomes the wintertime as the opportunity to cozy up with its over-sized fireplace and Christmas decorations galore.
"People always fight for the table in front of the fireplace," Franzoni says.
First and foremost, Ventura's Offshore Cafe is an Italian restaurant, she says, but the restaurant's bar also is worthy of attention by itself.
Italian Happy Hour:
During the weekdays patrons flock to the bar between 4 and 6 p.m. for its Aperitive Italiano, aka its Italian happy hour, which is held in tribute of the Italian tradition, which brings people together at local bars or sidewalk cafes after work and before dinner for a quick drink and lite fare.
The Monday to Friday Aperitive Italiano specials include a complimentary food buffet, half-priced appetizers, $5 seven-inch pizzas, $6 Ventura's signature cocktails, $5 wine by the glass and a rotating selection of discounted draft beers.
The full bar also features a signature Offshore Ale, which was created exclusively for the restaurant by the Flying Fish Brewing Company, and an extensive signature cocktail menu, handcrafted by an in-house mixologist, Franzoni says.
House favorite cocktails include the V.O.C. daiquiri, made with Brugal rum, St. Germain elderflower liqueur, lime juice and agave nectar; as well as the vanilla-berry sangria with brandy, triple sec, pinot grigio, vanilla syrup, raspberries, orange juice and strawberries, she says. The entire cocktail menu and more can be seen on its website (see below).