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#1 Jun 27, 2006
Someone came to the Ramsey's house,during the day of the murder or maybe a few days before by himself,JonBenet let him in.he is the same person who Killed her.he had a suit on the day of the visit(for whatever reason).I believe he had a white shirt and tie on the night of the murder,he had removed his coat.This was someone she and the family knew.it also could have been the father.
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#2 Jun 27, 2006
have you had any other dreams that have come true? And do you try to focus on this or does it just come up?
#3 Jun 27, 2006
It is really hard to explain,they are not dreams.For some reason this one really was so clear,I know it's been almost Ten years,I can't believe that.but a few days right after this happened,I could see alot of things that happened there.over time I just tried to forget it.but when I would see something on the news or read something in the paper,I could see it again.I know people think your crazy if you tell them something like this.but it really happened,and for some reason if I really focus,I can see this and other things.I try not to think about this and other things because I don't always like what I see.
Saint Petersburg, FL
#4 Jun 27, 2006
do you see more than one person? It's giving me chills even thinking about it. I can not imagine a child that I love or any for that matter going through such horror. I think ppl think it's her parents simply bc it is easier to imagine bc all parents get irritated with their kids from time to time, but when the evil stranger theory comes up, it is almost to much to imagine.
#5 Jun 28, 2006
Only one person,I'm not saying that was all that may have been involved.but that's all I seen.I wish I could provide more information,but the only clear thing I saw was the person at the front door. and the attack in the living Room.and these were at seperate times.the reason I say this the person at the front door was during the daytime.keep in mind this would have been someone she knew,and it could have been the Father.
#6 Jun 29, 2006
The Boulder police Dept needs to focus on who visited the Home that day and the week before her murder,she let him in,he is the same person who was chasing her in the living room.he hit her with something and she went down.these are the same person-he is the killer.she knew this guy,I expect it was someone the family knew.If it wasn't the Father,where were they while all of this was going on.what was her Dad wearing when they came Home from the party?
Saint Petersburg, FL
#7 Jun 29, 2006
I think something dark due to they did find his clothing fibers on her, but they found Patsy's too, along with some unknown's. And is it true about the wolf hairs?
Saint Petersburg, FL
#8 Jun 30, 2006
Did Paul Hildago die? Was he the one that they found, after an apparent suicide. And he had a stun gun and such?? Anyone know?
#9 Jun 30, 2006
I read that some paint brushes are made from wolf hairs.
#10 Jun 30, 2006
Does any one know where JonBenet spend her last day on this Earth?was she at home?if so who was with her?I need to know that,what time did the parents go to the party?did she go with them?
#11 Jun 30, 2006
She played outside her home with Burke who had his friends over.
#12 Jun 30, 2006
First Of all most paint brushes are made from chinchillas or acrilic (sp) second I believe the tape came from one of jonbenet's American Girl dolls "Molly" it comes with a navy coat and has a tan cloth body. You can understand it better on this website. www.geocities.com/pinker44 . I've seen one of these dolls and it looks alot like what they explain.
#13 Jun 30, 2006
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#14 Jun 30, 2006
Can anyone tell me what all went on the day of the murder,if JB stayed Home and played with her Brother and friends,was her Dad and Mom Home?where did she go when they went to the party?I need this information help me understand what I saw.
#15 Jun 30, 2006
The kids played in the yard. The mom was home and the father was down at the marina with his boat. JonBenet did go to the party leaving with her parents about 4pm that day. She was asleep in the car when they arrived home around 9pm. Her father took her to bed and her mother tucked her in. Her mom went to bed and the father after helping Burke put together a toy tucked him in and then went to bed.
#16 Jun 30, 2006
Thanks for the information-Victory.For all you people who think Patsy killed her Daughter,you are wrong,I can't say she didn't have something to do with it.but she didn't do the killing,it was a man.I wish I could rule the Dad out,but I can't,it's never been that clear to me.Does anyone know if the police have ever thought anything happened in the living room?
#17 Jun 30, 2006
John was at the airport checking on their plane to make sure it was ready for the trip to Michigan... JonBenet and Burke played inside and outside with the neighborhood kids... Patsy was packing suitcases, some were to take on a cruise when they returned from Michigan and other suitcases were to take to Hawaii for the Hawaiian tropics pageant when they returned from the cruise... Patsy was doing the packing in John Andrew's room which is right next to JonBenet's room and is where they found the paper bag containing the still unidentified rope. Which does not match the rope used to bind her.. however, It does look a lot like the rope in JB's modeling pictures....
Incidentally... Fibers that matched those from the paper bag that contained the rope in JA room, were said to have been found in JBR's bed and in the basement wine cellar with or near her body......
Saint Petersburg, FL
#18 Jun 30, 2006
what about the contents in the suitcase found in the basement....a baby blanket of John Andrew's with his sperm on it, his baby book and what else? Just weird....the suitcase was found under the window....why would his stuff be there?
#19 Jun 30, 2006
I've always found that to be interesting----that nobody ever discusses that aspect of the case. I guess that since they ruled John Andrew out that it is irrevelant.
#20 Jun 30, 2006
The blanket and the book being in the suitcase {to my knowledge} has never been explained, as to how they got in there anyway... I believe that is all that was in there and possibly a pillow sham, but don't quote me on it. It has been awhile since I looked at that info.. I did just look on the evidence removed from the Ramsey home with JB's body list and only found a blue suitcase listed. I'm guessing they didn't look inside until it got to the lab... I did read in one of John Ramsey's statements that the suitcase had been in JA room and then JA moved it to the floor near the area by the washer & dryer outside JB's room near the spiral staircase when he was moving to the frat house, so it could be stored in the basement. John stated that he had passed by it several times over a few day period and finally decided he was going to have to be the one to take it to the basement, if it was ever going to get there. So he took it to the basement and left it at the bottom of the basement stairs or maybe off to the side of the basement stairs, but as far as he could recall the last time he remembered seeing it before the murder it was near the stairs and should not have been in the train room... Some believe that the intruder put it there to help him get out the window if he had to get out fast..... I myself do not know and I have not seen any information anywhere pertaining to a timeline on the suitcase, as to when JA left it and JR moved it.... I did find it a little odd that JA moved to a frat house when his family practically live right next to the campus, but then I figured it was probably because he wanted to be part of a fraternity and or be out on his own....
Another thing that I found odd was the fact that JA & JB's rooms were next to each other instead of JB and Burke's rooms... This information sent up a red flag for me initially... JB possibly being isolated at night away from Burke, so that she could be sexually abused by one of the parent's in the home without being heard... Although after viewing the autopsy report and other evidence in this case and not seeing any signs of prior sexual abuse. Unless more evidence comes to light, I do not feel at this time that she was chronically sexually abused over an extended period of time.... She could have been fondled previously, but there was no insertion... JA does bother me though... The rope was found in his room, the bedskirt was in disarray, the suitcase was his, The book was his {I believe}, the blanket was his..... I don't know... Something just doesn't sit right with me there.... I'm not saying he was involved, but maybe it's someone who spent the night with him or just came over to hang out with him and stole a key or helped him move some stuff to the basement and saw the window... The Ramsey's traveled a lot and we know the basement window had been broken since summer, so maybe he was entering their house while they were gone on those trips and staying there maybe that is why he was so comfortable in their house that night.....
I wonder if he goes there now.....
The house is still for sale and empty... Maybe someone should go back now and do forensics to see if he has been back and left anymore of himself....
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Quill was born at Littlehampton in Sussex in 1913, the youngest of five children. In 1926 he began his secondary education at Lancing College, which overlooks Shoreham aerodrome. The constant aerial activity overhead quickened the already air-minded Quill's resolve to take a non-commissioned career in the Royal Air Force long before he left Lancing in 1931.
At 181/2 Quill was accepted into the RAF as an Acting Pilot Officer. He learned to fly on Avro Tutor biplanes and went solo in the remarkably short time of 5 hours 20 minutes (9 hours being regarded as the norm). He graduated on to Siskin IIIA advanced trainers, and his flying ability was assessed as "exceptional". In September 1932 he joined No 17 Squadron RAF at Upavon, where he began flying Bristol Bulldog fighters. He flew as often as possible in order to familiarise himself with the aeroplane, practising aerobatics and flying in cloud. He wrote later:
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Quill's long association with the Spitfire began in earnest when he made his first flight in the prototype on 26 March 1936. There was some rivalry with Hawker, whose Hurricane had first flown four months earlier and Quill's priority was to get the Spitfire cleared for acceptance by the RAF. A thoroughbred from the start, the Spitfire nevertheless needed a great deal of work before it was deemed safe for young RAF pilots to fly, and did not enter squadron service until July 1938. However, developed through many marks and variants, the Spitfire remained a first-line fighter throughout the war. During this entire period Quill was in charge of development and production flying, a job that he took very seriously - so seriously that he felt he must obtain first-hand combat experience. During August- September 1940 he was temporarily released to join No 63 Squadron at RAF Hornchurch, privately hoping that it would be a permanent appointment. On 16 August he shot down an Me109 and two days later he shared a victory over Heinkel He 111. His combat days were short-lived, but they made Quill all the more determined to make the Spitfire an even better fighting machine.
In 1942 the Luftwaffe's Focke Wulf Fw190 was gaining the edge over Allied fighters, and it was an urgent priority to capture an example. For a while Quill was on standby to be taken to France in order to hijack a Fw190 back to England. Fortunately an example was delivered to the RAF on a plate in the meantime, when a disorientated German pilot landed at a Welsh airfield by mistake.
With the introduction of the navalised Spitfire, the Fleet Air Arm suffered enormous losses through deck-landing accidents. In the space of three days one force of 106 Seafires was reduced to 64 serviceable aircraft: something had to be done. Quill duly spent five months with the Navy, during which time he made 75 deck landings. The distinguished naval test pilot Capt Eric "Winkle" Brown later wrote, "[Quill] was an inspired choice, as he had the analytical mind of a superb test pilot trained to find answers to any flight problem." Equally importantly, he could explain testing problems to his team in language which everyone could understand.
By the end of the war Quill had personally test flown all 50-odd variants of Spitfire and Seafire. The rapid increase in performance, armament and all-up weight produced a never-ending stream of design changes, most of which tended to be detrimental to handling qualities and affected the Spitfire's aesthetics. But, as Quill remarked, "We were trying to produce the most effective flying machine, not the most elegant flying machine." His personal favourite mark, from a pure flying point of view, was the Spitfire VIII, with standard wings.
Quill continued as chief test pilot after the war, when Vickers - ever on the cutting edge of development - produced Britain's third jet aircraft, the Attacker. On 27 July 1946, Quill made the first flight, from Boscombe Down, and continued to undertake the testing until, one day the following June, he passed out at about 40,000ft. Fortunately he recovered at about 10,000ft in time to land safely. Quill had been flying continually for 16 years, often at high altitude and without oxygen; he was tired and unwell, and he knew that his career as a test pilot was over. He handed the reigns to Mike Lithgow and prepared himself to fly a desk. He had logged more than 5,000 flying hours in nearly 100 different types of aircraft.
Quill continued to fly, delivering Spitfires 22s to Cairo and Attackers to the Royal Pakistan Air Force. For many years he kept his hand in with the Spitfire, flying a Mk V at airshows, his aerobatic displays indicating that the master had not lost his touch. His last flight in a Spitfire was made on 16 June 1960, 30 years after his first flight in the prototype. Afterwards he recalled, "As I climbed out of the cockpit, I had that feeling of sadness of bidding farewell to an old friend."
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Jeffrey Quill was a modest, conscientious and talented man, admired, respected and liked by those fortunate enough to know him. A cheerful man with a sense of humour, he was an inspiration to those who worked with him and a hero to thousands who watched his career from the touchline.
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Apply in Person Don Maxwell Chevrolet/Geo IH 35 in New Braunfels Call Scott 210-606-7133 Super Satillo Tile $.70 a piece, Ceramic Floor Tile 12'x12' Asst, colors $1.10 SO. ft., 210-698-1318 248 Pets/Supplies For Sale AKC Min. Dachshund Toy Fox Terriers, AKC 3 yr old Schnauzer, Scarlet Mc Caw, Gold Mantel Rosella, Stanley Rosellas, Red Rump Parakeets, A Pet City, 850 Business Loop IH 35 New Braunfels DOG OBEDIENCE Classes starting soon. Call 907-4100 for information. 310 Commercial Prop. For Rent Office Or Retail. Space on high traffic comer. Beautiful Decor, French Doors, Fireplace, CH/A. $900/mo Bills Paid. 629-2493. Luke Speckman (LREB) 629-1192. 249 Free Give Aways Female Border Collie/Sheppard Mix 1yr old playful, loving, will pay for spaying, needs room to run. 625-7441 Free Puppies To A Good Home. 5 1/2 wks. 606-0918 Free to Good Home Old English Sheep Dog, Papers Included, Very Lovable & Playful, 1 Yr. Old. 609-0440 250 Feed Seed/Plants Temp. Secretary Benefits while employed. Possible permanent posi-tion. 629-5991. The Arboretum Of New Braunfels has immediate opening for RN Weekend Supervisor for Day Shift Every Other Weekend. Please Contact Carol Woodard, 625-6941 Wait Person Needed. Full-time and Parttime positions available at the Swiss Chalet Restur-aunt. Apply in person Tue -Fri. 11 -5 or Call 980-4396. Wait Persons Hostess & Cashiers needed. Apply in person 9 202 S. Union. No Phone Calls Please. Weekend Help wanted. Friendly, outgoing and •'MWneMe> work. 21 yrs or older. Please contact An-nette or Nancy 9 620-4503 210 Business Opportunities Local Vending Route. $2500.00 a/wk potential Will sell cheap. 800-493-8363 225 Garage Sales 4 Family Yard Sale Fri & Sat. 122 Morales. DP Concourse Electric treadmill like new • price $300. 629-2778. Giant Moving Sale 10am - 4pm. Fri. Feb 2nd and Sat. Feb 3rd. 182 Oklahoma. 609-0278. Piano, dining set, w/ china cabinet, refrig, W/D, Bedroom set. huge sectional sofa, and lots more. 2 house holds. Postal Jobs- $15.90 per hr., No exp. necessary for Appl./ info 818-764-9016 ext 4120 Rally'e-Now Hiring An Experienced Assist. Manager and A Crew Leader. Apply at 107 Hwy 81 West. Receptionist for Canyon Lake medical office. Experience preferred in medical field. Apply 9 894 Loop 337 N. Mon- Fri. 9 to 3pm. 606-7300 RN Clinical Supv. Home health exp. req. Call 1-210-303-1880 Mon - Fri. 8 till 4:30pm. Rock-n- Roll STravel USAS Now Hiring ten sharp individuals who are well groomed and ready to spread their wings and travel coast-to-coast with the HL 845 Mission Hills. Sat. 8 am REMAINDER OF ESTATE GARAGE SALE: Hummel figurines discounted 20%, Lowry organ, like new velour couch, love seat, chairs, end table, tools, slide projector, carousel, lamps, linens, TV, framed Windber prints, Christmas tree and holiday decorations, good men's clothing, boots 8D, felt hat, hospital supplies and walker, etc. Sale at 206 Kentucky on Saturday, February 3rd from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Round Hay Bale Coastal Johnson & Rye • Good Quality, Day 625-7250LEvenin2S^904^7222 260 Misc. For Sale 13" Zenith TV w/ Symphonic VCR. good cond. $175 obo for both. 629-5659 4 Wheel Trailer 16ft long 6 ft wide, 2 1/2 side boards, good tires, 609-0889 leave name & number $695. FIREWOOD Mixed 625-6196, Oak, Pecan, Sycamore, Etc., $95. PU Load Delivered Same Day Firewood Oak , Mesquite or Pecan, Split & Cured, Honest Cored, Delivered, $100., 437-2826 . 672-7546, Bijly .SUiv-. ; turiLXd. , Gold Nugget Watch. $1300. Coke Mach. $225. Engine Hoist $200. 65 Lincoln $450. also Eng & Trans. 557-4112or964-2743. Organ, Wurlitzer 3-keyboards, Synthensizer, like new, $750 oho 606-3202 Recliner w/ vibrator aood cond. Blue $25. Tea Table $25 Call 643-6473 Sausage Stuffers 697 S. Seguin ,625-1624 Seas Oak Firewood Cord-$120 del,$135 stacked. Split wood avail. 608-0178 or 210-833-4900. 265 Wanted To Buy Furn., antiques, bric-brc., tools, linens, useful or decorative household items. Second Time Around, 870 Hwy 46 S. 629-6542. Hill Country Home Near New Braunfels, 281 Hwy., 290 Hwy., I-25 triangle. 200 to 600 acres, LIVE WATER a must. Prefer nice home and bam, roping arena a plus. NO FINANCING NEEDED!! CALL BILL STRAUB 915-687-6024 hm. OR 915-689-0021 wk. fax 915-697-7014. 305 Roommate Wanted 311 Office Space For Rent Walnut Business Center -200 sf office /800sf warehouse $416/mo. -190 sf office /600sf warehouse $332.00/mo. LePage Properties, Mary Ann Carter 606-5353. Office Building Non-Smoking with Easy Access On/Off IH 35. Modern Executive Space Designed For Small Business. Rent Also Includes: Janitorial, Utilities, and Parking, Conference & Reception Areas. Copier, Fax, Computer, Phone Answering, Secretarial & Administrative Services Available. 210-625-6680_ Office Space For Rent Utilities included 1220 to 1820 S.F. available 726 N. Walnut Street Call 629-2080 Retail Or Office Wersterner Center, 380 Lands, 1000 sq. ft. -1850 sq. ft., 606-1714 or 625-5543 312 Storage Space _For Rent 6 miles W. of Loop 337 on Hwy 46, 18x20, + Other Sizes, You lock. 629-1961. 'LOCK HAUS" Mini-stg. $25., $35, $50, Lighted 1306 E. Zipp Rd. 629-2115 325 Mobile Homes _For Rent 12 x 72 3/1.5 CH/A/C, Avail. 1/27, $420.mo. $200. Dep., 817-542-5510, Mob. Hm. Estates tyo Small 2/1 W/D, Stove, Refrig, CH/A, No pets, Avail. Now. 899-2615_ For Rent New 2 bedroom Mobiles Call 210-964-3393 345 Homes 365 Mobile Homes For Sale For Sale 330 Homes For Rent 230 iEEli ances Reconditioned Appliances: refrigerators, freezers, washers & dryers, microwaves & electric & gas ranges. 270 W. San Antonio 625-2358 235 Furniture 270 Financial 270 Financial 08d2 aft 6pm Moving Sale W/D, Living room set & oth-er misc 608-9624_ Rattan Breakfast Set w/ glass top, Nine pcs , very good cond., $500 608-K» * WE BUY owner finance real estate lien notes. 1st, 2nd and contract for deeds. Best prices. Fast closing. Call Rick at 210-342-4248. Solid Oak Liv/Din Room Furn., 3 Bedroom Suites; Washer/Dryer, Stv., Dishwasher, 625-1365 310 Commercial Prop. For Rent Executive Plaza Two offices, conference & reception. $906./mo Reception, I office conference/classroom $1,163 /mo. Eight offices, reception, coffee bar $2,936./mo. Executive Suites (incl. utilities) $203.-$4097mo. LePage Properties • Mary Ann Carter 606-6353 314 Rooms For Rent iry I Free cable-HBO-local calls. Swimming pool. Kitchenettes. Weekly & monthly rates! Call Oakwood Inn at 625-6282. 2/1 $450/mo + $200. Pep., 655-8156_ 3 Bdr 1 Bth CH/A, Completely remod. NBISD, Avail Feb 15th. $650/mo $500dep. 629-2325 3/2 Lake Dunlap $900/mo 629-9384 3/2 Rural Home $690/mo 625-1030 3/2/2 Clean Fenced, Near Landa Park. Small pet. $800/mo $600/ dep 625-8292_ 3/2 w/ Great Lake View FP, Pool Table & family room, $900.mo +. Pep., 609-0690 375 Lakeview 2/1 All conveniences, garage, store room Comal River Access, No pets $600/ mo + $450 dep. Avail March 1st. 625-5340_ 4/2/1 Completely remodeled, new carpet, floor tile & appliances. 2 decks w/ lake view. $950/mo + $950 dep. Must have ref 964-2211 9 - 5. 4/3 Victorian Det. Guest House/Office w/6 car pkng, treed lot, 1/2 Ac. in Town. $1200.mo, 625-7107 2 Bdr 1 Bth House 123 West Coll. $450 dep + $550/mo Call 625-4787 after 5pm_ Beautiful, Modern, 3/1, Carpeted, Ceiling Fans, $775.mo/Dep.$300., All Util. Paid, 210-609-0412 Canyon Lake brand new 3/2 home w/ deck, FP, carpet, & cable. Great view. $875. 964-3336 Clean Non-Smoker, No Pets. 885-2655 315 AptsVDuplex For Rent 'OPEN DAILY' 1/1 Triplex Apt.. 340-C S. Hill, No pets $385. 625-7899, 625-6800 2 Bdr 2 Bath from $540 W/D incl. Langtry Village 625-5523_ 2-2 $455. 629-6181_ 2/1 Duplex $550 avail 3/1 No Pets 625-0101_ 2/1 Apartment Available now, pool, laundry facilities on site, water & gas paid, $495/mo $250 dep. Mary 625-1221_ Apart. On River Extra Lg. Liv.Rm, $450.mo + $200 Pep., 655-8156 Country Hills Apts. In Seguin now leasing large 1,2 & 3 bedroom apts. Patio, Storage, Walk -in Closets, Appliances .Pool & laundry facilities 210-379-1210 Guad. River Eft. Apt. Rental by week, month. Furn., cable, phone, bills paid. Starting at $130. 964-3600. Roommate To share 2 br 1ba Duplex $300 Call after 6pm 629-4716 Advertise! 310 Commercial Prop. For Rent Artists Studios Now available Downtown, $50 to $250/mo, utilities pd, 3rd floor walk up, great natural lighting, spacious. 629-5655 Commercial Building For Rent or For Sale. On Landa St. 629-1881. Office/ Wharehouse space for sub lease 839 D. IH 35. Call 512-892-1971 • quiet community • covered parking • 1 & 2 bedrooms • near H. E. B. 845 Hwy. 81 West New Braunfels, TX 625-6161 HOME TO PROFESSIONALS A SENIORS! 320 Condos For Rent Energy U2 brick, NBIS Eft. 3/2/2 brick , N0ISD, fenced yard, FP, dining + brkfst., Ig. closets & mtr. bd., c-fans, Ig. windows, clean house in quiet neighborhood, 2 blks. to IH 35, avail. 3-Tr^ito pets, $985 mo., $8dd oep. OPEN house Sat. 2-3,12-5 1482 Paisano St. 606-5532. For Lease 4/2/2, 2800 + square ft., above Landa Park, $1450/ mo. Call 512-479-8856 after 6pm. Available Now Great Loacation NBISD Fenced Yd. 3/2. Nice neighborhood, Treed, Large work shop/ Laundry room, Screened porch, spacious living area. 629-9833 $1200/ mo Home For Rent 3 Br, 2 Ba, 2 Liv, NBISD. $925/mo. $500 dep., Avail. Feb. 17th, Ph 629-3618 House for rent 2 bed 1 ba carport storage building large fenced-in backyard excellent location $600 a month 625-7381_ Luxury Townhouse, 108 Elmwood $750 mo. $750 dep. 2/2/2 skylights, fireplace, jazucci tub available 2-1-96 625-8861 Nice 2 Bdr 1 Bth On the River. Beautiful view. $595mo + dep. 609-8881 Spacious 2/1/1 central H/A $595 mo. $595 deposit 625-8861 available 2-1-96. Beautiful Lake View Canyon Lake, La. 4/2/2 , Waterfront, 2500 Sq. Ft., 2 Story, Wrap around Decks, Stove, Refrig W/ Ice Maker, Disposal, Compactor,Central C/H/A, La. Rec. Room, Boat Port, No Pets. 899-2615 2 Nice Houses Large 3/2/2 in Summer-wood, CISD, $101,500; ROCK 3/2 on 3.6 acres in Rolling Oak $127,700.. Low-man Realty 629-5050 3/2 Home Possible owner terms with adequate down. Call 609-2893 Agent. 3/2.5/i Spring Branch Beaut. Rustic Contemp., 3+ Ac., Privacy, Jacuzzi, Low Co. Taxes, $139K, 885-7573 Beautiful all new 3/2/2 Lakeview Home on 3/4 ac. in restricted subdivision. Call 609-2893 Agent. By Owner 3/3 Home Brick w/Vinyl Trim, on 1 .405 Ace. Approx 2500 s.f., Encl. Patio Rm , Ceil Fans, Sec. Sys., Lg. Det Shop, 148K. 620-7714 or 629-8027 New Braunfels. For Sale By Owner Canyon Lake builders home. 3/4 bdr 2 1/2 bath, living room, kitchen, dinning room, large family room/wet bar, 2 garages, double lot, fenced yard, 2 decks w/ exc. view. $160,000 shown by appt. 210-899-4339 New 3/2 1800 + sq.ft. all brick home on a 1/2 acre. NBISD. $83,500. 625-8116 day 914-3571 night. New 4/2/2 All brick in N.B. Ranch Estates, 30 days from completion, Many, Many extras. NBISD. $132,500. Call Builder direct 9 609-6986, 609-3935 or voice mail 620-2099 New Doublewide Ready to move in, 3/2 On La. Treed lot, Together $52,900., Financing Avail., 5% Down, 608-4496 NEW HOME 3/2/2 45 minutes North of San Antonio to be completed before 9/1/95. $105,000. (210)935-2544. New Home CISD, all brick 1554 sqft living area. $84,900 625-4294 SouthBank-3/2 1/2/2, 2 living areas, formal, study, LG. Eat-in-Kitchen, W/ Custom Oak Cabinets, Built in and extras. 2200 + sqft., $139,900. 620-4223 _Hit yl«.t 353 Duplexes/Apts. _For Sale BY OWNER, 2/1 Duplex $52,500 cash. $9000/yr income, principals only. 625-7899, 625-6800 345 2 Bdr 2Bth Ridge Crest Condo. Nice Area Very Clean No pets non-Smokers preferred. $625/mo 210-620-5050. 2/1.5 Condo w/util. Rm, Patio, Good Area, No Dogs, $525., $350 Pep., 625-4866 Beautiful 2/2 waterfront condominiums for lease. 6 month - I year lease available. 935-2444 daytime. 935-2767 evenings & weekends. Ask for Misty. Choice 2 Bdr 2Bth Comal River. Pool/Spa/ Cable//Pet. Lux. Unit. Bills pd $110Q/mo. 210-497-8466 325 Mobile Homos For Rent 1 end 2 bdrm., starting at $200. Call 620-6503 Homes For Sale . , Looking tor a I New Home for I I the New Year? I (POSPISIL SERVICES! I On the Plaza | | Representing Buyers Only | | No Extra Cost | ■ Call 625 6997 . Joale O'Hara Pospisil^ 345 Homes For Sale I unlit I ( (mien \< ii llrnunlcls Heal I ■sinh Do you want a new home9 I am a buyer s broker and will represent you exclusively for no extra charges Let me help you find the right property at tne best price 21*0-629 2407 F.m 210-629-2960 Duplex For Sale By Owner 3/2- 2/1 garage easy to rent corner lot. Summerwood/ Buttercup. $112,500. 625-3346 360 Commercial Prop. For Sale 50 x 50 x 20 Shop. On 1 aer. hook-up for trailer or house. No restrct. Between Seguin an NB on Fm 725. $47,900,557-4112 or 964-2743 Land 34+ acres, Gruene area, Zone R-2 $200,000. Perfect for small development. Commercial 1.55 Acres Loop 337 near Summer-woood $125,000. Lowman RealtVj629-505^^^^^^ 363 Mobile Home Sites For Sale 1/2 acre to 5 acre mobile home sites near New Braunfels. EZ terms. Call 609-2893 agent. Canyon Lake Mobile home lots for sale $1000 down in Emerald Valley , Owner financed lots w/ septic, water, elec. + pad site- restricted 1 acre(+/-). Weekdays 907-3007 or 964-3778. nights and weekends 907-2636 NB Schools 1/2 acre to 7 acres, easy payments. 625-8410 365 Mobile Homes _For Sale $306 Mo PALM HARBOR DOUBLE WIDE 1996 Buy at the factory location • saving thousands Come see how we build your home Call now on this loaded, 4 bedroom home, walk-ins, huge kitchen Call 1-800-739-8766 10% Down, 8.99APR 300 Mo $850. Down Used 3 & 1, Remodeled, $197. per Month, 12.25% A.P.R. 180 Months, Ask for Mindy, Luv Homes, 1-800-588-1022 $Save ThousandsS * New 16x80 $24,499 * Used 2 &1 $3995 * 5% Down Available * We Own The Bank Luv Homes 1-800-588-1022 '84 Shultz 3Bd 2 Bth Good Shape Del& Set-up for only $800 dn & $160/mo at Solitaire Homes 1963 Austin Hwy SA 646-0511 1996 Palm Harbor 4 Bedroom DW $306 Mo. Hurry-Loaded 4BDRM, plywood floors, huge kitchen, walk-in closets, glamour bath, delivery & A/C included. Winter warm up sale at the Factory Direct Outlet -10%Down, 8.99%APR, 360mo. Call for free floor plans. 1-800-322-4659 2 Small Mobile homes for sale. $300 ea. 625-1030. 2500 Free Towards land improvements with purchase of this beautiful Factory Show Home 3 Bedroom Fireplace, Gigantic Walk-in Closet Large utility call 1 -800-880-5614 3 Bdr 2 Bth W/ Lake view Secluded lot, New 8x20 Deck, Storage Building, all Appl, inc!, New 4 ton Elect. AZC. New Berber Carpet & Lin. Newly Remodeled. $45,000 Call Jeanne 9 899-2264 Agent. 3 Bed Double Staring AT $195/'Mo Fleetwood 3/2 with plywood floors, total electric, wood siding, delivered and set-up. 10% Down, 360 months. 8.25% APR. Only 9 available. 1-800-880-5614 3/2 Doublewide. "Loaded" $258. per month, 8.99% A.P.R. Fixed Rate 10% down 240 Mos., WE OWN THE BANK. Ask for Russ Luv hofh8$,1i«}M&*-T622 5 BEDROOM - 5% DOWN PALM HARBOR Huge-Over 2200 Sq ft Only at factory outlet-parents retreat Thousands in options Free during winter warm-up sale - this house has it all-Call now for details 1-8Q0-739-8766 Abandoned Doublewide on1/2 acre assume Pmts. Call 210) 698-3959 Applications By Phone Clayton & Patriot Homes 653-6664 or 1-800-215-6425 Brand New Mode At Solitaire Hornet 2240 Sq.Ft. 4 bdr 2 1/2 bth Del & Set-up for under $460/ mo Call (210)646-0511 Call today for abandoned manufactured homes in your area. 800-322-2334 getting iLoan? Having Trouble A Mobile Home I Don't give up, Call us 'We Say Yes* 210-698-3959 Help!!! Lg 3Br 2 Ba 1 o/w - $199/mo Must Sell- Call Mike 653- 6664 LARGE INVENTORY OF NEW & USED Doublewides & Sin-glewides-Any offer considered Financing Avail Tradeins welcome Call 1-800-739-8766 ' Must Sell Moving out of state. '93 Mobile home 16x80 3/2 Vinyl siding, shingle roof, skirted, and more $29,999. Financing avail (210) 625-4806 '95 Oakwood doublewide 3/ 2, $310.00mo, $1200 OOdn, 8.99% APR 240mo WAC. Also available with 3 1/2 acres and utilities Owner Financing 800-530-7003 Palm Harbor Village Winter Warm Up Sale Discounting thousands on all Palm Harbors & Fleet-woods New & Used Homes-Factory Direct. Homes start low as $170mo. Call for free floor plans Find out why we're the #1 broker in Texas 1-800-322-4659 365 Mobile Homes For Sale Palm Harbor Village Check This Out -5% (1350down) New 1996 3/2 with plywood floors only $220mo. Includes delivery & AZC. Call for color brochures. 8.99APR, 300Mo, 5% Down. 1-800-322-4659 PALM HARBOR 18X80 LOADED $265 Mo Hurry-Winter Warm Up Sale Includes Delv & AZC Huge Kitchen, Plywood floors, Shingled Roof & More-Call 1-800-739-8766 10% Down, 8.99 APR 300 Mo Palm Harbor Buy factory direct and save thousands on single and doubles with 2,3,4 or 5 bedrooms. Includes delivery, set-up and A/C. Free Brochures 1-800-880-5614 Palm harbor Buy Factory Direct Saves, thousands on singles and doubles with 3,4, or 5, bedrooms. Including Delivery, Set-up and AZC Free Brochures 1-800-880-5614 Palm Harbor Clearance 5 factory show homes reduced for quick sale. Doubles and Singles. All with plywood floors. Energy packages and much more. Free Brochures. 1-800-880-5614 Palm Harbor Factory Outlet Clearance 4 BDR + Den only $354.00 mo Includes skirting, washer, dryer, & much more. Only 2 left. Call 1-800-820-3150 for free color brochures today. SE HABLA ESPANOL. 5% dn. 300 mos., 9.75% APR HOT BUY!!! New '96 16x80 3br-2ba for only 246/mo or 25,995 cash. 5% down, 10.50% APR for 240 mo. Thomas Homes. 1-800-234-9155 4 reconditioned 2 and 3 br. Singles-wides. Financing available. Delivered and set up with war-ranty.Thomas Homes 1-800*234-9155 Large 4 BR Doublewide w/ spacious country kitchen, Master-bedroom has glamour bath, appliances, AZC and delivery inc. $395/mth, 8 99% APR. 300 rn the, 5% down. WAC. Call 800-630-7003 for free brochures and information. New 16x76 3bdr, 2ba $213mth, Park rent $135/ mth. 5% down. 10.99% APR, 300 months Move in today 800-530-7003 Beautiful 28x80 4bdr Oak Creek. New Braunfels schools. Call 620-3006 Reduced New 4/2,16x80 Only I Left, $266 per Month, 5% Own Pmt 240 Mos, 10% Rxed A.PR.. Ask for Tom, Luv Homes, 1-800-588-1022 Repo Homftfl Several Repo Homes Ready To Live In Will Finance 210-698-7190 8.25% Financing Available Buy any Palm Harbor or Fleetwood Home at Factory Direct Pricing and SAVE THOUSANDS, plus get a great rate (has restnctiona). Call for full details. 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Hi Stephanie,I hope all is going well with the family and course load. The University of Indianapolis is holding a Peace Corps information session on Tuesday, March 6, 2012 at 3pm. If you know anyone who is willing to speak at the event feel free to invite them or you can post it on the discussion board for the weekend and maybe an RPCV will be willing to speak for 60 minutes next week.The details are:Room 221 of the Krannert Memorial LibraryUniversity of Indianapolis1400 E. Hanna AvenueIndianapolis, IN 46227Again, I hope all is going well.Sincerely,KendrallKendrall Masten - Regional Recruiter, RPCV ZambiaPeace Corps, Chicago Regional Office55 West Monroe Street, Suite 450, Chicago, IL 60603312.353.7747 (direct) | 312.353.4192 (fax) | 800-424-8580, option #1Email: kmasten@..."Peace requires the simple but powerful recognition that what we have in common as human beings is more important and crucial than what divides us." - Sargent ShriverFollow Peace Corps online:
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text: Supporting Language and Early Literacy: at Home and in Early Childhood and Community Settings Session 3: Phonological Awareness, Alphabet Knowledge, & Concepts about Print Your … • (insert your name/title here) • Insert your co-presenter's name/title here) for this Session … Participants will: • Become familiar with standards that apply to the development of Phonological Awareness, Alphabet Knowledge, and Concepts about Print • Define and describe these content areas and how they develop • Explore formal and informal types of assessment • Describe strategies adults can use to support development in these areas for today's Session Check-in activity Discussion in pairs or small groups: • What do you hope to achieve by participating in this session? • What's your expectation of the facilitator(s) in this session? Guidance from the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction: • deliver content-rich curriculum with challenging but achievable goals in ways that honor and respect the unique learning needs of young children • Use a play-based curriculum to develop self regulation, language, cognition, and social competence • Core or universal curriculum should include support for all developmental domains and content areas as described in the WMELS The Wisconsin Model for Response to Intervention: Applications in Early Childhood Settings. WI Dept. of Public instruction, June 2012 http://www.collaboratingpartners.com/curriculum-assessment-rtl-for-preschool.php Dual Language Learners (DLLs) "Children, birth to 5, who are learning 2 or more languages at the same time, as well as those learning a second language (English) while continuing to develop their home or first language." Reinl, R. Language in Play: Introduction to the Early English Language Development (E-ELD) Standards, Webinar 2013 www.wida.us/EarlyYears • Universal practices, the foundation for meeting the needs of all children, includes differentiated instruction • Adaptations and modifications to meet the needs of individual children essential – it's Developmentally Appropriate Practice (DAP)! Dual Language Learners (DLLs) For guidance and support for serving DLLs, refer to the following resources: • WIDA Early Years www.wida.us/EarlyYears • Wisconsin Early Childhood Collaborating Partners Serving Dual Language Learners Facts and Tips: http://www.collaboratingpartners.com/dual-languagelearners-facts-and-tips.php • Office of Head Start Early Childhood Learning and Knowledge Center https://eclkc.ohs.acf.hhs.gov/hslc/tta-system/culturallinguistic Exposure to print, books, and read alouds are important, but not enough to prepare children to become readers and writers. Intentional teaching - using shared (dialogic) reading, shared writing, and multiple opportunities to interact with writing, letters, sounds, and spoken words - is necessary. Children might also need some explicit developmentally appropriate instruction to learn vocabulary, phonological awareness, the alphabet, and print concepts. WISCONSIN MODEL EARLY LEARNING STANDARDS Teaching Cycle Assessment Gathering information to determine what the child can do and what the child is ready to learn • Data Collection • Data Analysis Implementation Providing meaningful, experiential activities that support individual and group goals guided by supportive interaction and relationships Planning and Curriculum Goals Deciding what should be done to promote development and what we want children to learn • Needs Identification & Prioritization • Planning (Strategy/Indicators) Research-based Early Literacy Content Areas • Oral Language (WMELS A. Listening & Understanding & B. Speaking & Communicating) • Vocabulary (WMELS A. Listening & Understanding & B. Speaking & Communicating) • Phonological Awareness (WMELS C. Early Literacy) • Alphabet Knowledge (WMELS C. Early Literacy) • Concepts about Print (WMELS C. Early Literacy) • Writing (WMELS C. Early Literacy) National guidance • Evidence suggests early abilities in Alphabetic Knowledge (AK) and Phonological Awareness (PA) - strong predictors of later reading and writing skills • Evidence suggests a strong-to-moderate relationship with Concepts about Print abilities and later literacy outcomes Developing Early Literacy: Report of the National Early Literacy Panel, 2008 http://familieslearning.org/public/uploads/editor/files/nelp-report.pdf Wisconsin Model Early Learning Standards (WMELS) Domain III. LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT AND COMMUNICATION C. Early Literacy (2011 Update) C.EL.1 - Develops ability to detect, manipulate, or analyze the auditory parts of spoken language C.EL.2 - Understands that the alphabet represents sounds of spoken language and letters of written language C.EL.3 - Shows appreciation books and how print works Wisconsin Common Core State Standards – English Language Arts (CCSS-ELA) Connections • Reading Standards, K-5 • Speaking and Listening Standards, K-5 • Language Standards, K-5 For more info: http://standards.dpi.wi.gov/stn_ela-tchingandlrng General assessment guidance • Teacher-made checklists based on learning targets • Anecdotal notes • Photos/ Audio recordings • PALS-PreK • Child writing samples with observational notes (reflects child's developmental levels of concepts of print, phonological awareness and alphabetic knowledge) • PALS PreK: developmentally appropriate for 4‐year‐olds • Measures preschoolers' developing knowledge of important literacy fundamentals: – – – – – name writing ability upper-case and lower-case alphabet recognition letter sound and beginning sound production print and word awareness rhyme awareness and nursery rhyme awareness • Provides guidance to teachers for tailoring instruction to children's specific needs • Reflects skills that are predictive of future reading success Phonological Awareness • Hearing and understanding the different sounds of a spoken language • Ability to hear, identify and manipulate individual sounds in words (phonemic awareness) Source: http://www.earlyyearsliteracy.com/uploads/4/2/5/4/42 54519/phonological-awareness.gif Phonological Awareness Continuum of Development Develops along a continuum of complexity • • • • Babies enjoy listening to adult speech Begin to imitate speech sounds Repeat words Toddlers join in to sing songs, rhymes, "fingerplays" led by an adult Source: Wisconsin Model Early Learning Standards, 4th Ed., WI Dept. of Public Instruction, Madison, WI, 2013 http://www.collaboratingpartners.com/wmels-about.php Phonological Awareness Continuum of Development • Preschoolers begin to recognize spoken words that rhyme • Recognize sounds that match and words that begin with the same sound (alliteration) • Begin to generate words that rhyme Source: Wisconsin Model Early Learning Standards, 4th Ed., WI Dept. of Public Instruction, Madison, WI, 2013 http://www.collaboratingpartners.com/wmels-about.php Phonological Awareness Continuum of Development • Begins to identify syllables in words (i.e. – claps 2x for "Bob-by") • Can tell the number of syllables heard in a word/name • Identifies the "rime" in a set of words (i.e. – dad, sad, mad, bad all have /ad/ ) • Begins to recognize blends (/st/, /sn/ ) and diagraphs (/th/, /ch/) Source: Wisconsin Model Early Learning Standards, 4th Ed., WI Dept. of Public Instruction, Madison, WI, 2013 http://www.collaboratingpartners.com/wmels-about.php Phonological Awareness: Phonemic Awareness PA Task Example Compare or match sounds in words Which word does not begin with /h/? hat, hair, wind, house Isolate and pronounce separate speech sounds Say the last sound in rich. Put words together from their separate sounds (blending) /sh/ /ou/ /t/ - Say it fast. (shout) Break words apart into their component phonemes (segmentation) Say the sounds in crash. (/k/, /r/, /a/, /sh/) Add, change, or delete phonemes from words (phoneme manipulation) Say heart. Change /t/ to /d/. What's the new word? (hard) Glaser, D. , & Moats, L.C. (2008). An introduction to language and literacy. Boston: Sopris West. Phonological Awareness Supports • Oral language activities are foundational -> songs & fingerplays -> nursery rhymes -> storytelling -> listening activities/games -> listening centers -> rhythm activities, clapping • Rhyming words picture matching games National guidance Assessment and instructional activities should occur within a child's developmental level along the developmental continuum of Phonological Awareness Developing Early Literacy: Report of the National Early Literacy Panel, 2008 http://familieslearning.org/public/uploads/editor/files/nelp-report.pdf Informal assessment example Rhyming Words Scenario • Day 1 - teach rhyming words through read aloud activity using dialogic reading strategies • Day 2 – during choice time - small group activity lead by teacher: rhyming match bingo game (can use for targeted group and for all children in mixed groups) • Assessment: observational data and rating scale with rubric Informal assessment example Rhyming Words Target: With a verbal prompt, "find the picture that rhymes with ____", the child will identify the rhyming word on a game card with 100% accuracy. Rating Scale: 0-does not; 1- with assistance; 2- more than 50%; 3-100% Name Date: 11/15 Date: 11/21 Date: 12/4 Ann 1 2 3 Kyle 1 1 1 Jose 2 2 3 Date: Alphabet Knowledge • Names of letters and their sounds • Includes "alphabetic principle" – => letters have specific sounds => a letter is a symbol => symbols grouped together form words => strings of words form sentences with with communicative intent Alphabet Knowledge • • • • MORE than reciting or singing the ABCs Predictive of later success in learning to read Requires visual discrimination and memory Letters in own name most relevant Joe Alphabet Knowledge Continuum • Explores, repeats, imitates alphabet related songs and games • Recognizes the difference between letters and other symbols • Recognizes letters and their sounds in familiar words, especially in own name Source: Wisconsin Model Early Learning Standards, 4th Ed., WI Dept. of Public Instruction, Madison, WI, 2013 http://www.collaboratingpartners.com/wmels-about.php Alphabet Knowledge Continuum • Makes some letter/sound connections and identifies some beginning sounds • Uses a combination of letter sounds, familiar environmental print, and picture cues to recognize a printed word • Recognizes that most speech sounds are represented by single letter symbols Source: Wisconsin Model Early Learning Standards, 4th Ed., WI Dept. of Public Instruction, Madison, WI, 2013 http://www.collaboratingpartners.com/wmels-about.php Alphabet Knowledge Continuum • Begins to sound out words (decoding) • Recognizes and names all letters of the alphabet • Reads familiar "decodable" words and some irregular words Source: Wisconsin Model Early Learning Standards, 4th Ed., WI Dept. of Public Instruction, Madison, WI, 2013 http://www.collaboratingpartners.com/wmels-about.php "Own Name Advantage" Evidence suggests connecting names and sounds of alphabet letters to children's names is an effective way to introduce the alphabet. Displaying children's photos, their names in print, and photos of their families, adds to literacy as well as creating a warm, welcoming environment. Alphabet Knowledge Supports Exposure to Print Rich Environments • Labels • Name labels • Labels with pictures • Environmental print • Word walls • ABC books, puzzles, magnetic letters Research suggests … • No research support for "letter of the day/week" approach • No best order to introduce letters • Evidence supports "own name advantage" Schickedanz, J.A. & Collins, M.F. So Much More than the ABCs, NAEYC, Washington, DC., 2013 Pinnell, G.S. & Fountas, I.C. Literacy Beginnings: A Prekindergarten Handbook, Heinemann, Portsmouth, NH, 2011 Teaching Letters • Learn to see unique features of each letter (lines, curves, circles) • Short but intentional mini-lessons throughout the day • Shared writing, daily message – functional opportunities to teach letters Pinnell, G.S. & Fountas, I.C. Literacy Beginnings: A Prekindergarten Handbook, Heinemann, Portsmouth, NH, 2011 Concepts about Print • Understanding of how print works; its functions • Spoken words can be written on paper • Carries a message to the reader • Pictures and words are different things, but both convey messages • Letters form words, words form sentences Concepts about Print • • • • • • Books hold meaning Cover/front and back Left-right / Top-down Begin in the front on the left page Punctuation adds meaning Spaces between words are important New Awareness Emerges! I can … Think it Say it Write it Read it Concepts about Print Developmental Continuum • • • • • • • • Enjoys books, begins to point to & name pictures Understands that print has a message Views book front to back Knows a book has a title, author, and illustrator Recognizes some environmental print Understands top-bottom/left-to-right format Understands letters, words, sentences are different Knows books have characters, plots, sequences of events Source: Wisconsin Model Early Learning Standards, 4th Ed., WI Dept. of Public Instruction, Madison, WI, 2013 http://www.collaboratingpartners.com/wmels-about.php "Print referencing" To increase a child's attention to print • • • ask questions about the print seen on a page make a comment about the print seen on the page track under the print with your finger or a pointer as you read the words aloud Evidence suggests using these strategies can have a big impact on early literacy development Justice, L.M., & Sofka, A.E. Engaging Children with Print: Building Early Literacy Skills through Quality Read-Alouds, Guildford Press, New York, NY, 2010 Informal assessment example Concepts of Print 1.Develop questions/prompts ("Show me the (front/back) of the book"; "Where do I start to read on this page?"; "Point to a (upper/lower) case letter"; "What does this mark tell us?" (while pointing to ?., etc.)* 2. Create checklist – add date. Score +/name Front/ back upper case lower case where to start knows "?" Ann + + - + - Kyle + - - + - Jose + + + + + * Based on Concepts of Print test by Marie Clay, 1975 Activity Resources PALS Pre-K for Activities: https://pals.virginia.edu/tools-activities.html Read On Wisconsin! http://readon.education.wisc.edu/index.php/cat egory/age-group/preschool (infants & toddlers, too!) Double Focus! Highly effective teachers and caregivers… provide daily, intentional language and early literacy learning opportunities for the children they serve, and … engage families in providing daily, intentional language and early literacy learning opportunities for their own children! Winton, P.J., McCollum, J.A., & Catlett, C. Practical Approaches to Early Childhood Professional Development: Evidence, Strategies, & Resources. Zero to Three, Washington, DC., 2008 Wrap-up • Share a new concept or specific strategy you learned that you will use. • What questions do you still have about teaching early literacy?


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Cardigan, Ceredigion
WalesCeredigionParishes of Historic CardiganshireCardigan
A guide to genealogy in Cardigan, with information on where to find birth, baptism, marriage, death and burial records; census records; wills; cemeteries; maps;
Cardigan (Welsh: Abertiefi) is a town, community and ecclesiastical parish on the estuary of the Afon Teifi in Ceredigion, Wales.
Before 1974 the village was in the historic county of Cardiganshire and, between 1974 and 1996 in the County of Dyfed. In 1996 it became part of the modern county of Ceredigion.
Cardigan is predominantly a Welsh language speaking community.
Cardigan is an anglicisation of the Welsh Ceredigion meaning "Ceredig's land". The town's Welsh name, Aberteifi, means "mouth of the Teifi."
CARDIGAN a sea-port, borough, market-town, and parish, and the head of a union, in the Lower division of the hundred of Troedyraur, county of Cardigan, South Wales, 232 miles (W. by N.) from London. This place, called by the Welsh Aberteivy from its situation near the mouth of the river Teivy, was probably selected, at a very early period, as an eligible site for commerce, its maritime situation affording a facility of communication with distant parts of the kingdom. The town is pleasantly situated on the north bank and near the estuary of the river Teivy, over which it has an ancient stone bridge of five arches, connecting the counties of Cardigan and Pembroke. The church, dedicated to St. Mary, is a spacious and venerable structure, consisting of a nave, chancel, and south porch, with a square embattled tower at the west end. There are places of worship for Baptists, Independents, and Calvinistic and Wesleyan Methodists.[1]
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Census records from 1841 to 1911 are available online. For access, see England Census Records and Indexes Online. Census records from 1841 to 1891 are also available on film through a Family History Center or at the Family History Library. The first film number is 464305.
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- ↑ Lewis, Samuel A., A Topographical Dictionary of Wales (1849), pp. 158-180. Adapted. Date accessed: 17 January 2014.


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"Sri Lanka and France two-sided exchange and venture are currently on a superior balance and the equalization of exchange will get to be steady for both nations this year. In this manner, exchange and speculation advancement will enhance in the years to come, French diplomat Schuh said as of late at the twelfth Annual General Meeting of the Sri Lanka-France Business Council of the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce. The occasion was held at the Hilton Colombo Residencies, composed by the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce.
The envoy likewise said French organizations could be included in Sri Lanka's real base improvement ventures, including the present government's lead extend, the megapolis program.
He likewise said that there are numerous French organizations that could bolster the improvement exercises of Sri Lanka, particularly in urban advancement, water supply and administration, advancement of keen urban areas and the megapolis venture, which are currently in the pipeline.
A main French organization is currently required in gas investigation exercises on the East drift and if gas is found, it would be the principal French organization to help Sri Lanka in gas investigation in the nation, Schuh said.
"Sri Lanka-France Business Council advances exchange, venture and tourism for both nations. In 2016 more than 100,000 visitors are required to touch base in Sri Lanka because of the tranquil environment in the nation. In any case, the late Nice assault in France by a terrorist gathering will antagonistically influence exchange, venture and tourism for France amid the year, he said.
President, Sri Lanka-France Business Council Asanka Ratnayake said that in 2004 the Council was built up with 40 individuals and now it had formed into 75 individuals, containing top French business elements.
"Sri Lanka is currently experiencing a noteworthy change in the region of strategy changes, which would make a window of chance for exchange and speculation for both nations., Ratnayake said.


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The announcement by Earthlink that it will reduce its staff by 900 and close operations in four cities also means a delay for Houston's planned citywide wi-fi network. Mayor Bill White says Earthlink will pay a $5 million penalty for delays in building a wireless network for the city. The Houston City Council approved the Earthlink contract in April, calling for outdoor coverage for 95 percent of Houston's 640 square miles and indoor service for 90 percent of buildings in the area. Mayor White says Earthlink now has a nine-month window to start building the network in Houston. The company is two to three months behind schedule. White says in the meantime, Houston can consider offers from other wi-fi vendors.
An attorney who negotiated billions of dollars in settlements for Enron investors is retiring as head of his San Diego-based law firm. William LeRach is being investigated by Los Angeles prosecutors about whether his former New York-based law firm paid kickbacks to clients in exchange for their service as plaintiffs in securities-fraud suits. LeRach helped former Enron investors recover more than $7.3 billion in settlements with Enron's former lenders.
Despite a dip in gas prices, fewer Americans are planning to hit the road this Labor Day weekend. AAA says fewer than 29 million people will travel by car over the long weekend, down by about 100,000 from last year. AAA says the overall number of people planning to travel more than 50 miles over Labor Day is expected to rise slightly to 34.6 million. That includes a small rise in the number of people planning to fly this weekend. AAA Texas says about 2.77 million Texas residents statewide are expected to hit the road this holiday weekend–up slightly from the more than the 2.76 million who traveled last year. The group's survey of travel agents found the top destinations for Texans are expected to be: San Antonio; Orlando, Florida; the Grand Canyon or other national parks; cruises out of Galveston and Mexico. AAA and the Oil Price Information Service say national gas prices are about $2.75 a gallon. That's down a dime from last year, but is still high by historical standards. Gas prices in most areas of Texas are at least a few cents lower than they were during the 2006 Labor Day period. The average statewide price per gallon last week was $2.69.
The Energy Department says gasoline supplies in the U.S. fell last week for a fourth straight week. Stockpiles of the motor fuel fell by 3.6 million barrels. Gasoline inventories are more than eight percent below year-ago levels. Crude inventories fell by 3.5 million barrels. The report also shows that stocks of distillate fuel, including diesel and heating oil, rose by 900,000 barrels.
Houston recorded the second-largest, year-over-year July increase in non-farm employment among 369 U.S. metropolitan areas, according to Bureau of Labor Statistics. This region saw an employment gain of 82,000 jobs, second only to the Dallas/Fort Worth area which saw an increase of 91,000 jobs. Houston had a 3.4 percent increase in employment, followed by a 3.2 percent increase in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. The unemployment rate for Houston in July was 4.6 percent. The national rate is 4.9 percent.
The RecruitMilitary Career Fair is set for Thursday at the Sam Houston Race Park on North Sam Houston Parkway. Harris County Judge Ed Emmett says the veterans job fair will be conducted in cooperation with HireVets First, a unit of the Department of Labor and the American Legion. Harris County and the City of Houston in June launched the Returning Veterans Initiative to help veterans make smooth transitions from their military careers back into civilian lives.
Texas leads all states in the percentage of residents without health insurance. That's according to a U.S. Census Bureau report. Texas had an uninsured rate of 24 percent for the years 2004 to 2006. Following Texas were New Mexico and Florida, which both had uninsured rates topping 20 percent. Minnesota and Hawaii had the lowest uninsured rate at below ten percent. The census report says Texas has 5.5 million people without health insurance coverage. Nationally, 45.1 million people have no health coverage.
Spending differences over a ten-year period varied more among schools within individual districts than from district to district, according to researchers with the Center for Reinventing Public Education at the University of Washington, as reported by the Houston Business Journal. General per-pupil funding in Houston, Austin, Dallas and Fort Worth showed higher levels of inequity than in the state's other districts. One-third of Houston schools were spending between 20 and 25 percent more than the district average.
Cruise lines and their passengers spent $17.6 billion in the U.S. in 2006, and New York and Hawaii were among the fastest growing embarkation points for cruise travelers. The Cruise Lines International Association reports that direct spending related to the cruise industry increased 9 percent in 2006. That's down slightly from ten percent growth the year before because of a slower rate of capacity growth and a drop in consumer discretionary spending. The Port of Galveston ranked fourth with 617,000 embarkations, an increase of 16 percent from the year before. Florida led with nearly 56 percent of all embarkations and the top three cruise ports in 2006–the Port of Miami, Port Canaveral and Port Everglades. The report showed that 12 million passengers took cruise vacations worldwide in 2006, with U.S. passengers making up 78 percent of those travelers.
Stewart Title Guaranty has agreed to pay California regulators $1 million and faces a possible $2 million fine in Washington over alleged illegal payments to home builders and lenders who steered business its way, according to the Houston Chronicle.
Stewart Title Guaranty is sponsoring a study to improve home ownership among American Indians, according to the Houston Business Journal. The Tribal Land Title and Recordation Office Study is a research partnership between First National Development Institute and the National Congress of American Indians Policy Research Center.
A groundbreaking ceremony is set for this morning at ten to initiate construction for the University of Texas Health Science Center at the Research Park Complex, at the corner of Cambridge at East Road. The $161.5-million complex is being jointly developed by the UT Health Science Center and the University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center. It will be comprised of the Dental Branch Replacement Building, Neuroscience Building and Biomedical Research and Education Facility—three buildings connected into one facility.
Houston-based Hercules Offshore is consolidating its headquarters with recently-merged Toddco, taking up three floors in Nine Greenway Plaza by the end of the year. Hercules is moving from 11 Greenway and Toddco is moving from Westchase offices in BriarLake Plaza. Hercules has about 3,900 employees, 33 jack-up drilling rigs, 27 barge rigs, 65 lift boats and three submersible rigs.
Federal regulators ordered airlines to speed up inspections of the wing slats on newer Boeing 737 jetliners. That's after more problems that could lead to a fire were found in initial inspections this week. In the United States, the planes also are used by Houston-based Continental, Fort Worth-based American, Delta, Alaska and other carriers. The order came in the second Emergency Airworthiness Directive issued by the Federal Aviation Administration in four days. The order reduces the time allowed for inspecting the slat down-stop assembly from 24 days to 10. Both last Saturday's directive and the superseding one issued late Tuesday are based on findings about the fire that destroyed a China Airlines 737 in Japan last week. Japanese investigators found that a bolt from a right wing slat pierced the fuel tank of the Taiwanese jetliner, causing a fuel leak that caught fire after landing on the island of Okinawa. All 165 people aboard escaped safely seconds before the plane exploded. The first of the new 737s entered service in January 1998 with Dallas-based Southwest Airlines, which flies 737s exclusively.
New government ratings may give consumers a bit more comfort when considering the safety of new sport utility vehicles. That's because rollover ratings issued by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration for 2007 model year vehicles are showing progress over past models. The ratings provide information on the likelihood of a rollover. Rollover kills more than 10,000 motorists in the U.S. every year, accounting for more than a third of the motorists killed in the nation. Seventy-eight 2007 model year SUVs received a four-star rating in the rollover tests, according to an analysis by the Associated Press. More than half of the 2007 SUVs had four-star ratings. That's compared to 48 of the 2006 SUVs that earned four stars out of 103 SUVs rated. Only one SUV received four stars in 2001. Newly tested 2007 SUVs receiving the four-star rating include: Infiniti FX35, Mazda CX-7, Ford Edge and Explorer Sport Trac, Hyundai Santa Fe and Veracruz, Jeep Compass, Chevrolet Equinox, Honda CR-V, Volkswagen Touareg, Acura MDX and RDX, Suzuki Xl7, and Saturn Outlook.
Alltel Corporation is formalizing its $24.7 billion buyout. The Little Rock-based wireless phone company is being bought by Fort Worth-based TPG Capital and New York-based GS Capital Partners. The meeting at North Little Rock's Alltel Arena is expected to be a short one–involving only a tally of the votes. Alltel's board explored the option to sell the company in light of the potential to get a premium for Alltel shares. The purchase price of $71.50is 22 percent higher than the last close before news of the merger activity leaked late last year. According to regulatory filings, the board also considered trends in the wireless business and the risks involved in being the fifth-largest carrier in a sector that has been consolidating. The company has about 15,000 employees.


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