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UPDATE 2-U.S. Steel sought wide ranging relief from Ontario gov't -source
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TORONTO, Sept 18 (Reuters) - United States Steel Corp's Canadian unit had sought a wide range of relief measures from the Ontario government before it filed for creditor protection in Canada earlier this week, according to a source familiar with the matter.
The source, who was not authorized to discuss the matter publicly, said the steelmaker had sought environmental liability waivers, an extension on the deadline to fully fund its pension plans in Canada and forgiveness of a C$150 million ($137 million) loan granted by the provincial government nearly a decade ago.
That loan helped fund a pension plan deficit that existed when U.S. Steel's Canadian assets were still owned by Stelco Inc. Stelco was bought by U.S. Steel in 2007.
In a bid to save jobs and help Stelco restructure, Ontario about a decade ago gave Stelco a 10-year period to fully fund its pensions. It also gave Stelco the loan, the vast majority of which was to be forgiven if the pension plans were fully funded by the end of 2015.
U.S. Steel agreed to honor that deal when it bought Stelco, but so far it has only been making the minimum required payments to the pension plans. Now, barely a year ahead of the 2015 deadline, its four main Canadian pension plans have a total solvency deficit of over $750 million.
The source said that U.S. Steel had asked the government for a roughly 15-year extension on the deadline and also asked for leeway to sharply cut its pension plan funding obligations that currently stand at about C$70 million annually.
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By JOSE M. ROMERO
A day that began with 10 expansion draft picks for the expansion Portland Timbers and Vancouver Whitecaps ended with seven of those 20 players traded to already established MLS clubs, Portland's promise of international signings and a conference call saboteur.
Call it MLS Madness.
The top two picks in the draft, attacking midfielder Dax McCarty from FC Dallas to Portland and winger Sanna Nyassi from the Seattle Sounders to Vancouver, were with their respective clubs for not even a full day. By late afternoon out West, McCarty was shipped to DC United for defender-midfielder Rodney Wallace and the lower of DCU's two fourth-round Superdraft picks in January 2011. And Nyassi, a tough loss for the Sounders because of how he'd come on late this past season, was dealt to MLS Cup champion Colorado for an international player slot.
Vancouver mirrored a Timbers move from Monday in which the Timbers acquired an international slot in exchange for allocation money, which both expansion sides are entitled to from the league in order to bolster their respective rosters.
The Timbers will presumably use the international slot to sign a foreign central midfielder, and are looking to bring in two strikers from overseas.
"We think we've found the perfect person. We're trying to acquire that individual now, and there's no need to hold on to Dax when we've already identified another player at that position," Timbers technical director Gavin Wilkinson said.
After trading two more of their expansion picks, Anthony Wallace back to Colorado for allocation money and former San Jose midfielder Arturo Alvarez to Real Salt Lake for a second-round Superdraft pick, the Timbers were left with only one attacking player they selected, former RSL forward Robbie Findley. They used Wednesday's draft to load up on defenders and defensive midfielders, including Eric Brunner and Adam Moffat from Columbus, David Horst from RSL, the rights to Jonathan Bornstein from Chivas USA and Jordan Graye from DC United.
The Timbers picked Bornstein, a U.S. national team player, on the premise that his deal with a Mexican club for this season might not work out, in which case Portland retains the defender's MLS rights. Findley, another USMNT veteran from the World Cup, is another question mark since he's considering going to Europe.
"I think it's a gamble worth taking, because we're talking about two young American national team players," coach John Spencer said.
"We needed one or two players out of the back," Wilkinson said. "Moffat is a box-to-box midfielder."
The Timbers already had established a base of scorers, three of their first four player signings being USSF Division II leading scorer Ryan Pore, runner-up Eddie Johnson and striker Bright Dike.
The Whitecaps sent four attacking players they chose on Wednesday to other teams. After Nyassi, they traded O'Brian White (Toronto FC) to Seattle and Alejandro Moreno (Philadelphia) and Alan Gordon (Chivas USA) to Chivas USA. Vancouver received allocation money for all but the Nyassi deal.
The Whitecaps ended the day with forward-midfielder Atiba Harris (FC Dallas), midfielders Nate Sturgis (Seattle), Shea Salinas (Philadelphia) and John Thorrington (Chicago), defender Jonathan Leathers (Sporting KC) and goalkeeper Joe Cannon (San Jose).
They join signed defender Jay DeMerit.
"Obviously we were looking for technically talented players but in addition to that, what we were also looking for were players that demonstrated character, players that you can count on in adverse situations, and we were also looking for leadership as well," team president Bob Lenarduzzi said.
That was before a guy who claimed to be from "KHTK in Sacramento" asked a lewd question about a fictitious player named Don Geronimo. The caller interrupted the proceedings, demanding that his question be answered, and Whitecaps media relations staff halted the conference call.
The same character tried again in the Portland teleconference, but was disconnected immediately and the interviews with Wilkinson and Spencer continued.
Just noticed that MLSsoccer.com changed the logos of the eastern and western conference on the final score of MLS Cup around on the home page so that the western conference logo is behind Colorado… that way they can hide the fact that a western conference team won the eastern conference??? Embarrassed anyone?
Uh, unless they changed it back, you're seeing things, ATMNEUX.
well that was one wild expansion draft day if i've ever seen one
It looks like both teams are coming into the league with an eye on international talent. Good thing. If they have an attitude of growth and not just getting by, then they will join the teams pushing for expanded spending. I am for the Sounders, but would love to see Portland and Vancouver follow suit.
Just looked again…it still has the western logo behind Colorado! Am I insane?
youre insance, i see colorado as the eastern rep and dallas as the western rep
That is so weird… I really am not very vocal on the whole Colorado winning the east thing but, man it still looks that way on my computer! Oh well… More importantly, I am excited to see Dax with DC next season!
A busy day of expansion picking and trading but the real exciting day will be the superdraft. There's a youth movement in US soccer and everyone is excited to see the newcomers add to the talent level.
Glad to see Findley on another team and make way for some up and coming players on RSL.
Great to see two Furman alum (both class of 08) reunited in Vancouver. Leathers and Salinas could combine to form a very speedy right side.
Don Geronimo from the Don and Mike radio show!?!? Those two haven't been funny for years…guess they are really trying hard to get some laughs these days.
mine has West behind Colorado too!
Big Chil
MLS Champs Colorado may have had the best day. Kept their starting XI and added 2 midfielders, Sanna Nyassi and Vargenas to the competitive mix.
Another way to look at it is, Colorado got 2 of the first 3 players selected in the expansion draft.
(Nyassi, and reclaiming their own Anthony Wallace).
Julian Baudet will be missed. May you claim a starting job in Seattle.
Keep staying sharp management. We look forward to next season. I predict a top 4 finish.
Paul Lorinczi
Great report Jose – you answered all my questions as yesterday was unfolding.
These guys were fun to watch while playing together at FU. Hopefully they bring that same excitement to Vancouver.
If I didn't have SBI, it would feel like 1981 all over again.
While bummed more mainstream media doesn't cover the great league we have here,
VERY THANKFUL that SBI does it better than they would anyway.
THANKS IVES, BLOGGERS ( esp Jose ) and POSTERS
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Sturgis to TFC
That Don Geronimo-asking guy is making the rounds.
He did the same thing at a UFC press call I was on earlier this month.
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Dr. Fred Lowery
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Scripture Used: Matthew 16:18; 1 Corinthians 3:11; Acts 2:36–47; Acts 2:32
There have been three big topics in the news this week. I haven't seen the last couple of days but when I got to catch part of the new, the latest cap on the oil well and I don't know if it's holding or not. They worried about it, they got it on there and they began to you know tighten those screws to shut it down but they were afraid that the pressure might not hold and it could be worse than ever if it explodes again. So that's on the mind of all of us and we pray for those people that are touched by that terrible oil spill. The second thing that kept going across the news this week was teaching ten year olds in sex education various ways to have sexual intercourse. That's frightening but that was the news. And then the third thing, President Obama's finance guy on a talk show said America is headed for disaster. Wonder where he got that idea? And he said we can't pay what we owe and yet we are continuing to spend. I don't know how long this guy is going to be with President Obama but that's where we are. So what's going on in America is wild. Can you just believe some of the wild things going on, not just in Washington but across this country? Worrisome things, weird stuff, how many of you just see stuff on television and say to yourself that is so weird. I can't believe people will do things, act this way. Weird and way stupid in some cases and wicked in other ways, absolute wickedness in our day in our country. You say pastor, that's pretty depressing but that's not where I am headed because I want you to know, I don't mind telling you I'm excited because it gives us our greatest opportunity. I'm excited because I think it's getting gloriously dark. I think that it's not going to be long before the literal return of Jesus Christ back to this earth. You see one day Jesus ...
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Tenor saxophonist Anton Schwartz continues to refine his compositional skills. A succinct tunesmith with a flair for accessible melodies that twist and turn in surprising ways, Schwartz celebrates the release of his fifth album, Flash Mob. The CD debuted on the jazz radio charts today at #18 – a very auspicious start… and got a 4-star review in the March DownBeat. From a creative standpoint, Schwartz likes to radically change grooves and moods from song to song. As an instrumentalist, he is a lyrical player with a gift for melodic improvisation. He can change up from a New Orleans second line beat to a Monkish bop line, or to an Afro-Cuban groove, doing it all seamlessly, and with a genuine affinity for each genre. Schwartz's riveting style balances equally between emotion, intellect, and intrigue.
Anton Schwartz grew up in New York City, heavily influenced and inspired by the hustle and bustle of America's jazz mecca. His father was sound archivist Tony Schwartz, a respected media theorist and expert, who encouraged his son's talent. While still in his teens, Anton studied with legendary saxophonist Warne Marsh and reedman Eddie Daniels. However, music was not his only interest. During his college years, Schwartz focused on math and philosophy. He relocated to California to pursue a Ph.D at Stanford University before leaving to pursue music full time.
Schwartz's 'do-it-yourself' work ethic has served him well over the years, allowing him to push ahead where others might have grown discouraged. He started his own record label, Antonjazz, and released his debut album, When Music Calls, back in 1998. His critically-acclaimed 2006 release, Radiant Blue, was in the Top 5 on jazz radio playlists. And now, with Flash Mob, his fifth album, Schwartz is back with a robust sound and an intriguing mix of original compositions, and a couple of choice covers by Kenny Dorham and Thelonious Monk. Grammy award nominee and Menlo Park native Taylor Eigsti adds his phenomenal piano skills to the mix, along with bassist John Shifflett, drummer Lorca Hart, and trumpeter Tatum Greenblatt, As JazzTimes magazine writes: "… Anton Schwartz and his capable sidemen are deadly serious about their fun."
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Wolves 2 (Smith-og 68, Doumbia 77)
After a tepid opening 45 minutes, the second half of Wolves' game at Ipswich was a totally different affair as a Tommy Smith own goal and a fine strike from Tongo Doumbia gave the visitors their first away victory of the campaign coupled with a first clean sheet.
Ståle Solbakken made three changes to his starting line-up with Dave Edwards, Razak Boukari and Björn Sigurdarson coming in for Doumbia, Slawomir Peszko and Sylvan Ebanks-Blake who were all named as substitutes.
Backed by around 600 travelling supporters Wolves kicked-off attacking the North Stand end of Portman Road. Paul Taylor got in the first attempt of the game but he was both high and wide with his long distance shot.
Carl Ikeme had to punch clear a free kick fired in from the left by Lee Martin, and Christophe Berra blocked from Guirane N'Daw as Ipswich made the early running.
Berra swung and failed to connect with Bakary Sako's eighth minute corner before a passage of play in which both teams made forward thrusts without looking too convincing with the final ball.
Another Sako corner was cleared before the crowd amused themselves as a steward and member of the groundstaff struggled to replace a corner flag that had been knocked over. When they finally succeeded, there was a rousing cheer – the loudest of the evening!
Ikeme had to dive to claim an inswinging free-kick from Martin and then Boukari was narrowly wide with a low shot on the turn as the game finally showed signs of starting to warm up.
As Stephen Ward went down after taking a knock, Martin broke clear with the best chance of the game up to that point. He sprinted between Roger Johnson and Berra and had just got Ikeme to beat but the keeper blocked brilliantly at the expense of an unproductive corner.
Two minutes before the break Michael Chopra broke on the right of the area and he delivered a low cross that Martin hit straight at Ikeme from eight yards out.
Home appeals for a penalty when Berra and Taylor tangled on the edge of the area were ignored by the referee.
In stoppage time Sako met a Boukari cross with a side foot volley that home keeper Scott Loach pushed out for a defender to complete the clearance.
Half-Time: Town 0 Wolves 0
Wolves had every man back in their own area for Martin's 49th minute corner from which the ball was scrambled away.
A foul by Edwards almost led to Ipswich taking the lead with the Molineux midfielder saving the day. Aaron Cresswell lofted a free-kick into the box and the ball hit Chopra, who knew little about it, and was looping towards the net until Edwards performed a superb goal-line clearance hooking the ball out.
However, it only went as far as Daryl Murphy who looked odds on to score but he fired wide of the mark from close range.
On 59 minutes there was an opportunity for Sigurdarson from Boukari's low cross but the striker shot wide. Then there were two chances for Kevin Doyle with his first effort, a ground shot from 22-yards, forcing a fine save from Roach who dived full length to turn the ball aside.
Doyle was even closer on 62 minutes when he drove against the post from just inside the area after Edwards headed Boukari's cross into his path.
Midway through the half Wolves made a double switch with Ebanks-Blake and Doumbia replacing Sigurdarson and Karl Henry respectively.
Martin slid in and fired over the bar after a cross from Jason Scotland just before Wolves moved into a 68th minute lead. Doumbia was fouled to the left of the Ipswich box and Sako's free-kick was turned into his own net by Smith at the far post. Smith appeared to slip as he attempted to clear and the ball went in off his hands as he fell.
Within a minute Massimo Luongo had the chance of an instant response but, with a clear sight of goal as he ran into the area, he blasted the ball wide.
There was another chance for the Suffolk side when Martin nodded down a deep cross to the feet of Smith who spurned the chance of redemption when he blazed the ball high over the bar from close quarters.
Seconds later, in the 77th moinute, Wolves doubled their advantage as Doumbia picked the ball up 25-yards out and drilled a low shot past Loach into the corner of the net.
Dounmbia then went into the book after catching Luongo with a late challenge, before Georg Margreitter became the final change for the visitors when he replaced the industrious Doyle.
Ipswich's final chance of the night fell to Scotland who had been played in buy N'Daw. But the substitute wasted the opportunity by hurriedly shooting over the bar.
Town: Loach, Creswell, Chambers, C. Edwards (capt), N'Daw (Drury 81), Chopra, Martin, Luongo, Smith, Taylor (Scotland 53), Murphy (Emmanuel-Thomas 71).
Unused subs: Lee-Barrett, Hyam, Ainsley, Wright.
Booking: Chopra (85 – diving).
Wolves: Ikeme, Stearman, Ward, D. Edwards, Berra, Johnson, Sako, Henry (capt) (Doumbia 66), Sigurdarson (Ebanks-Blake 66), Doyle (Margreitter 80), Boukari.
Unused subs: De Vries, Peszko, Hunt, Foley.
Booking: Doumbia (80 – foul).
Referee: G. Scott.
Attendance: 16,540.
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But come to find out, that mini vacation was just what I needed. We headed toward the mountains Thursday, stopping to do a cave tour, then heading into Gatlinburg; a fun town full of shops and tourists. Friday we went to Dollywood, a theme park with a rustic mountain atmosphere. But one of my favorite sites was a drive around Cades Cove. As the name implies, Cades Cove is a valley nestled between the Smoky Mountains that was settled in the 1800s. In the 1900s it was taken over by the government but a few of those log cabins remain, as if waiting for their owners to return.
We were only there for a few days, but breathing in the clean mountain atmosphere was just what I needed to relax. When I was on that mini vacation, sales and reviews didn't matter and I realized that sometimes, when you're ridiculously stressed, it's best to just get away. Step back and take in some air.
But the vacation is over and I'm back to work on the historical romance, frantic to finish and feeling slightly panicky all over again. Time for another vacation!
Before I go… I'm doing a giveaway! Two people will receive a coupon for a free Ebook download of books 1, 2 and 3 (the complete series) in my young adult series, The Mind Readers. Just leave a comment!
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What is your deathbed request?
a really good family friend told her husband who he should marry after she died
My wife's grandma told grandpa to marry her best friend! Wtf
My friend's mother made her husband promise that he would NEVER be with another woman...... He's now gay.
My grandpa wanted to get a stripper before he passed away. My grandma didn't like that idea.
my husband's mother requested his father marry her best friend. He did and 25 years and 8 kids later they got a divorce
My aunt's deathbed request was that my uncle not get sealed to anyone else, but he did. His new wife made him get rid of all the pictures of his dead wife.
one my friends aunts deathbed she told her husband. That he doesn't have to hide who he is anymore. That he can go and sleep with men now
A religious family member asked for a pack of smokes and a bottle of whiskey and nobody would do it but my uncle...
on my grandfather's deathbed he made us promised we would play jukebox hero accompanied by a synchronized light show at his funeral
I grew up with a guy whose mother passed away and she told her husband to marry her sister and he did. They did not have a happy relationship. It was sad.
A guy I know had his new wife arranged by his dying wife before she passed of cancer. Wanted a mother for her kids. got married within a month or so
my mom asked that my daughter, who was born three months after she died, have her name somewhere in my daughters name
Her 'death bead' request was to order the finest Swiss chocolates which the hospital fulfilled


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I am currently working as a retail travel agent for the top multi-site Flight Centre in Australia. My role is sales based and driven. I sell travel throughout the world. I work on a 7 day rotating roster.
I am currently working as a retail travel agent for the top multi-site Flight Centre in Australia. My role is sales based and driven. I sell travel throughout the world. I work on a 7 day rotating roster.
Full time business and venue management for the course of a month while the owners went on holiday. My partner and I shared day and night management of 10-14 staff members, stock taking, budget management, ordering and cashing up. It was a fantastic experience walking into an already successful and busy cafe/restaurant and taking the reins.
My partner and I were employed by Alpine Action as a chalet host couple to run a luxury catered chalet for the 2014-2015 winter season in the French Alps. Our role included catering, hosting and cleaning for 14 guests twice a day, 6 days a week. Our feedback from our guests was rated 5 stars.
While travelling France my partner and I worked at a Goats Cheese Farm in the Rhone Alps region of France, for the month of November. Our role included helping with the day to day production of cheese, caring for 35-40 goats, helping with daily house maintenance and cooking. While we were here we learnt basic French, it was a fantastic cultural exchange experience.
I worked for The Eagles Nest, a students field work centre within the Massif Central region of France, for 6 months in 2014 as a member of the domestic staff. My role included day-to-day cleaning and maintenance of the centre- which would cater for 100 students per week. I also worked closely with the catering couple and would assist them with producing three course meals for the students- and when required would take control of the cooking myself. I worked alongside my partner, and another two couples, functioning as a member of a highly productive team.
My partner and I helped out on a small organic farm on the Southern coast of Turkey for two months to experience cultural exchange and gain farming and permaculture skills.
While travelling Greece, my partner and I ran a traditional hostel on Santorini Island, in Greece for 4 months in early 2014. My role, alongside my partner, included being responsible for the management of the front desk, this included checking guests in and out of the hostel using BPO software, welcoming them to the local area and assisting them with any information or bookings they may require. Other jobs included the daily cleaning of the rooms and general maintenance of the hostel. Our time here was invaluable as we learnt some basic Greek, were able to experience Greek culture first hand, gained experience in the hostel/hotel industry.
I worked in the Customer Service Department at Nestle, York, as a temporary intern. My role consisted of various admin jobs such as data entry, customer queries and assisting senior staff with various issues, and dealing with and correcting incorrect orders and deliveries.
I worked as the Restaurant Duty Manager for the Tasting Room, Wellington for 7 months in 2013. My role included working long hours, managing 4-5 waitresses at a time, training new waitresses, keeping lines of communication open between bar, kitchen staff and the General Manager, and dealing directly with customer complaints and requests. My time here was invaluable as I gained experience in management within a busy and stressed environment, I learnt to deal with multiple issues in a responsible and calm manner, I gained skills in people management, customer service, and I learnt how to assist in management for a large busy restaurant.I left due to travel.
I worked at Plum Cafe, Wellington, part-time and full-time throughout 2013, depending on my University timetable. My role included working alongside 4-5 other waitresses, 4-5 kitchen staff and 2 managers, as a member of the front of house team.
In between university semesters I worked at a busy restaurant/bar on Oxford Street, Bulimba in Brisbane as a Front of House Waitress and fine dining waitress.
While attending Victoria University of Wellington I worked part-time at Enigma Cafe as a Front of House Waitress and barista. My role included taking orders, communicating with other members of kitchen and front of house staff, dealing with customer complaints and requests, making multiple coffees at once, clearing & serving multiple tables at once, cleaning duties, serving alcohol, working long hours often at night.
I began at The Kauri Gum Country Store in Auckland, as a part-time dishwasher, I then progressed each year changing roles and taking on more responsibility gradually, until I took on the role of Head Front of House Waitress, Barista, and acting manager when the manager was absent. My roles at this job progressed over the 6 years I worked here, giving me a broad range of skills I was able to take with me and apply to future jobs. These skills include customer service experience in a busy cafe, management skills, dealing with customer complaints and requests in a high pressure situation, managing kitchen staff & front of house staff, cleaning and maintenance jobs, the ability to think on my toes in high pressure situations and manage more than one issue at once. My time here readied me for all my future working roles, giving me essential skills within customer service.
I am an organised person who plans ahead and takes pride in my ability to juggle multiple things at once. Travelling Europe for two years required me to constantly plan ahead, organising jobs in remote areas and transport between locations. I have excellent time management which I perfected at University juggling two jobs on top of my university timetable.
I view my communication skills as one the most useful skills I have developed from my hospitality experience.
I have a strong personal interest in using social and digital media. Throughout my travels of the last two years I kept and continued to maintain a regular travel blog detailing my journey. This entails using Facebook, Instagram, Wordpress, LinkedInn, and Pintrest. Linking these platforms has given me skills in managing audience data and insight into how this knowledge can be translated into a working situation.
I enjoy managing a team, and my experience in management positions has given me a broader understanding of looking at the workplace as a whole, with each member and team, a valuable part.
My customer service skills give me the ability to communicate easily, efficiently and professionally with guests/ clients from a variety of backgrounds.
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Dan and Milly were a credit to Alpine Action over the season and worked very hard and achieved very good results.
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We could not have asked for better hosts. Millie and Dan were fantastic and went out of their way to make our stay special. Everything ran like clockwork. Jane Brown
Even if we had not enjoyed the skiing, we would still have had a fabulous holiday due to our hosts, Dan and Millie, who were outstanding. Nothing was too much trouble for them. They worked so hard and yet made it seem so effortless due to their organisation.
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The hosts were exceptional. Millie ran the chalet on rails, at no point was anyone wanting for anything. Nothing was ever too much, dietary requirements were all covered. After 6 holidays to La Tania, 3 of which with Alpine Action, Dan and Millie have been the best hosts by far. Look after these guys Alpine Action, we will surely be back. Tom Hayward
Cote Coeur is ace. It's really cosy, superbly clean and hosted by two of the best (Dan & Millie) who judging by the other reviews have made a lasting impression on everyone they meet and not just our group. Mark Algar
Dan and Milly were great hosts, very friendly and made us feel at home. Nothing was too much trouble for them, probably the hardest working chalet hosts in Les Trois Vallees! Graham Lawson
Impressed. I wanted to let you know how impressed I was by the couple hosting this chalet. They were competent, attentive and warm but the quality of their presence and unobtrusive friendliness showed a maturity and capacity way above their years. Everything was attended to and well organised and the food was superb. Deirdre Gorddon
Dan and Milly were vital members of our staff team, they contributed to the highest level, always maintaining a smile. They are a friendly, outgoing and highly-motivated couple whose maturity and serious approach belies their years.
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She is a responsible and hard working personality. Moreover she is a fast learner with a positive attitude towards work and new tasks. We highly recommend her for work in the hostel/hotel industry.
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In her role as restaurant duty manager Milly has displayed a level of maturity beyond her years. Shortly after joining our team Milly showed flair and sophistication in a difficult Managers role. This role requires that Milly worked long hours in a very busy restaurant environment, she always does so with a smile and a positive attitude.
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The Fix is, admittedly, a creature of the Beltway. It's where we work and where we live. Many of the people we talk to are also denizens of the nation's capital.
And so we are always looking for ways to get beyond the Beltway conventional wisdom and figure out how major political events were consumed and perceived by the rest of the country.
The Internet generally and the good folks at Google specifically have made doing just that much, much easier. The behemoth search engine has taken to crunching their data in the aftermath of things like debates and presidential speeches to paint a picture of what people -- or at least those who have or use computers during these events -- are interested in.
Here's the chart they produced based on search interest before, during and after the State of the Union:
What's interesting about the chart is that it confirms what we have long known about television viewership of these big political events -- which is that the beginning and the end tend to draw the most eyeballs and, therefore, matter more.
The same is also true when it comes to search interest in the speech with the highest peaks coming in the first and last 20 minutes of the address. After about the 9:20 pm mark, interest fades relatively consistently -- though not precipitously -- with smallish spikes around Obama's call to redesign America's high schools and his repeated urgings for Congress to vote on his gun control proposals.
One surprising thing -- at least to us: There wasn't a larger spike in search traffic following Obama's "Gabby Giffords deserves a vote....The families of Newtown deserve a vote" which was quite clearly the emotional centerpiece of the address.
What Google tells us: The first 15 minutes and the last 15 minutes of these speeches are what really matters. The rest is sort of window dressing.


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- 959 BC—Psusennes II succeeds Siamun as king of Egypt.
- 957 BC-Solomon's Temple of the United Kingdom of Israel.
- 957 BC—The reign of Mu Wang of the Zhou Dynasty ends.
- 952 BC—Thersippus, King of Athens dies after a reign of 41 years and is succeeded by his son Phorbas.
- 950 BC—Northern Egypt starts to be ruled by Libyan pharaohs. The Libyans build cities and for the first time a sturdy urban life grows up in the Nile Delta.
- c. 950 BC–800 BC—Some early parts of the Bible are written.
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GBP/USD: Ichimoku analysis
Daily. Last week GBP/USD failed to hold above $1.6200. The overbought market went against the bulls who hoped to make the price settle above this handle. During the week the pair was declining and entered Tenkan-Kijun channel on Friday. The fact that the prices fixed below Tenkan (TS) – is the sign of the possible continuation of the short-term downtrend. The immediate support is at $1.6000. If this level is breached, the price may slide to Kijun line (KS). Note though that Tenkan and Kijun are still set to rise. In addition, Senkou Span A (SSA) strengthens the bullish Cloud.
Chart. Daily GBP/USD
H4. The picture isn't that bright on H4. At the end of last week, the pair dropped deep into the Ichimoku cloud. The Tenkan and Kijun formed the Dead Cross (C), which is still relevant as the bulls so far haven't broken up the resistance of the Kijun line (KS). Therefore, in the next few days there's a high probability of further corrective decline that can stop only at the lower bottom of the Cloud.
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'Um, Jen, would you let me off one night?' I closed my eyes and clasped my hands together, 'do you know how long it's been?'
She studied my slightly pitiful form for a second before nodded, waving a hand. She pushed a napkin into my hand, 'that's the hotel and the room. Be back tomorrow morning, you little slag, you.' She winked and returned to her seat at the bar.
I smiled, before dashing outside of the bar. I glanced around frantically, my eyes tracing over every face.
'Looking for someone?'
I turned around slowly, but that was partly to hide the blush that had made it's way slowly over my face.
'Yeah. Blue eyes, brown hair, know him?' I smirked, speaking cooly.
'So, what's up with that alias of yours?' Tyler smiled, he began to walk so I quickly fell into step with him.
'Um... Vegas?'
'Lame excuse.'
'I know, so, your staying in the big pyramid?' I said quickly, avoiding the idea of giving my identity to a random guy.
'The Luxor, and yes. Yes I am.' Tyler tossed me a sly glance, 'you want to see it?'
I grinned knowingly, 'bet you say that to everyone.'
We walked in silence for a couple of minutes, and we were obviously heading towards his hotel. Which, at this moment in time, didn't seem to be a very bad idea. But, then again, that could be the little alcohol I had going to my head.
I really have tolerance for the stuff.
'So, you going to tell me or not?'
'What?' I asked, confused as we approached the pretty epic sight of the Luxor.
'Susan, or Karen. Which should I call you?'
I turned my head to avoid him catching the blush once again, 'Karen.'
He nodded and we made for the rotating door, and it all kind of happened in a rush.
Door, key, room, bed.
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"Ethan Howard!"
The sixteen-year-old leaped. "Yes, Headmistress Hedsley?"
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"Yes, Headmistress Hedsley," agreed Ethan meekly. He hung his head.
"Child, you have wandered far from the Christian path. But you have a chance for redemption!"
"What is it, Headmistress Hedsley?"
"Why, Ethan!"
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"Naturally I do," replied Ethan coolly. For a reason no one in the room as of yet could quite fathom, he was gaining confidence as the seconds ticked by. A careful observer could even spot the beginnings of a cheeky grin playing about his face.
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Research Summaries
This section contains the latest highlighted research for patients from ASCO medical journals, including the Journal of Clinical Oncology, as well as an archive of research highlights from previous ASCO scientific meetings (2011-2015). For the latest research highlights from more recent ASCO meetings, visit the Cancer.Net Blog or check out Cancer.Net's audio podcasts and videos for patients.
To search this archive, use the drop-down menu below. You can select a specific year, meeting or publication, and/or a specific topic, such as a type of cancer. Selecting "All" will take you to a complete list of articles that appear under all categories.
In a large European study, researchers looked at using first-time prostate-specific antigen (PSA) levels as a way to guide future screening for prostate cancer. PSA is a protein found in higher-than-normal levels in men with prostate cancer and some noncancerous prostate conditions. Men with higher-than-normal PSA levels may be recommended for a biopsy (removal of a small piece of tissue for examination under a microscope) to look for cancer.
A new study on the drug dutasteride (Avodart) showed that it can slow the growth of early-stage prostate cancer for men whose prostate cancer is being monitored with a method called active surveillance. Active surveillance or watchful waiting is a common way to monitor prostate cancer that is growing slowly when actively treating the cancer would cause more discomfort than the disease itself. The cancer is monitored closely and active treatment begins only if the tumor shows signs of becoming more aggressive or spreading, causes pain, or blocks the urinary tract.
According to an analysis of prostate cancer surgeries, surgeons need experience with robotic-assisted laparoscopic radical prostatectomy (RALP) to achieve the best results. RALP is a procedure in which a camera and instruments are inserted through small, keyhole incisions in the patient's abdomen. The surgeon then directs the robotic instruments to remove the prostate gland and surrounding tissue. It is possibly much less invasive than an open radical prostatectomy and may reduce recovery time. In general, robotic prostatectomy has less bleeding and less pain, but sexual and urinary side effects can be similar to an open radical prostatectomy.


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... to modern times. Not only has the building been restored so to has the magnificent gardens. We enjoyed a new film " Cezanne in the Aix region" most interesting and enjoyable. Rembrandt ,Van dyke,Hans ,work was on display for us to enjoy. The other Musee Granet, once again many great artists work, Cezanne once again was featured. We really spent a long time enjoying all the works of art. The second part of Musee Granet we will see tomorrow where Vincent ...
Day 21 Monday 9th November
After a well needed sleep in we arose at 10am.Barbs feeling a little better ,started antibiotics during night. We got ourselves organised and walked to find coffee and something to have for brunch. Found supermarket ,after little shopping and bagel in hand we made our way back to the apartment with Kenny getting a feel for the place to enable us to venture out later in the day. After a brunch, rest for Barbs and mid afternoon off to explore. Well we found lots of lovely squares ...
Speed touring in Marseilles
... we are bundled into an unmarked car by a very large, very black, hairless dude, who I think is speaking broken English and saying "no money, no money". Paul (over the moon at the air conditioned front seat positions is oblivious to my panic as we hurtle at shuttle speed into the tunnel.....). I am thinking, ****...the kids will always wonder what happened to us (once they finish tearing up the place looking for the jewels). Safe in the knowledge that I am ...
Les Baux de Provence and Carrieres de Lumieres
... mountains grow taller with time due to the collision of tectonic plates, but it still must have been very high. so that's absolutely incredible, I mean it boggles my mind. I wish I could have seen what earth looked like at least 1 million years ago. Ok, I'm getting off topic, so anyway I really enjoyed myself yesterday, I think it was the most fun I've had since I first arrived in France. After we left Les Baux we drove over to Morad's sister's house who resides ...
Big day on the Calanques
... arriving. The water was beautiful clear and blue, the company was fun and the food sensational. We had melon (French), rockmelon (WA), cantiloupe (Victoria).... whatever it is called. Plus some jambon and red wine plus some beautiful crusty bread. Then pork pate and some cheese. Then more bread, more cheese (including some from Epoisses), more wine, more fun.... You get the idea
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Home > Low Carb Recipes > Asian Pork and Cabbage
Asian Pork and Cabbage
Low Carbohydrate Recipe
Slice up your Asian pork and cabbage in thin slices and cook with remaining ingredients in a stir fry for a healthful and satisfying main dish. Find Black Bean Sauce, an Asian condiment, in Asian or International grocery stores, or in the Asian section of larger grocery stores.
1 pound boneless pork loin
1/2 head cabbage
1 small onion
Canola or peanut oil for stir-frying
1 tablespoon black bean sauce
1 to 2 tablespoons chili garlic paste
Recipe Directions
Slice the pork loin as thin as you possibly can -- this is easier if the pork is partially frozen.
Slice the cabbage about one-half inch thick, and cut across it a few times. Thinly slice the onion.
In a wok or large skillet, heat 3 to 4 tablespoons of oil over highest heat. As soon as it is hot, add the pork and stir-fry for 3 to 5 minutes.
Add the cabbage and the onion and continue stir-frying until the cabbage and onion are just tender-crisp. Stir in the black bean sauce and the chili garlic paste and server.
Nutrition Information
Yield: 3 servings
6 grams of carbohydrates and 1 gram of fiber, for a total of 5 grams of usable carbs and 32 grams of protein.


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Matching family tree profiles for Capt. William French
Immediate Family
About Capt. William French
- William French
- M, #39963, b. 15 March 1603, d. 20 November 1681
- Father Thomas French b. c 1562, d. 27 Jan 1613
- Mother Anne (Agnes) Olmstead b. c 1565, d. 11 Feb 1624
- William French was born on 15 March 1603 at Halstead, Essex, England. He married Elizabeth Symmes on 20 November 1628 at Halstead, Essex, England.1,2 William French married Mary Lathrop, daughter of Rev. Thomas Lathrop and Sarah Learned, on 6 May 1669 at Billerica, Middlesex, MA. William French died on 20 November 1681 at Billerica, Middlesex, MA, at age 78.
- Family 1 Elizabeth Symmes b. 1603, d. 31 Mar 1668
- Children
- Elizabeth French+2 b. 5 Sep 1629, d. 21 Jun 1697
- Mary French+1 b. 1633, d. 27 May 1672
- Francis French+ b. c 1636, d. 14 Feb 1691
- Sarah French+1 b. Mar 1638, d. 14 Oct 1694
- Jacob French b. 16 Mar 1640, d. 20 May 1713
- Family 2 Mary Lathrop b. 4 Oct 1640, d. a 1735
- Child
- Sarah French+ b. 20 Oct 1671, d. Jul 1727
- Citations
- [S61] Unknown author, Family Group Sheets, Family History Archives, SLC.
- [S11597] Ancestry.com, Submitted Stephen Anderson.
- From: http://our-royal-titled-noble-and-commoner-ancestors.com/p1330.htm#i39963
- FRENCH, William
- b. ABT MAR 1602/3 Halstead, England
- d. 20 NOV 1681 Cambridge, Middlesex, Mass.
- Family:
- Marriage: ABT 1623 England
- Spouse: GODFREY, Elizabeth
- b. 1606 England
- d. 31 MAR 1668 Cambridge, Middlesex, Mass.
- Children:
- FRENCH, Elizabeth b. ABT 1631
- FRENCH, Mary
- FRENCH, John
- FRENCH, Sarah
- FRENCH, Jacob
- FRENCH, Hannah
- Family:
- Marriage: 6 MAY 1669
- Spouse:LOTHROP, Mary
- Children:
- FRENCH, Sarah
- FRENCH, Abigail b. 14 APR 1673
- FRENCH, Hannah
- FRENCH, Mary
- From: http://www.genealogyofnewengland.com/f_1f.htm#35
- Genealogy of the French family Published 1903
- https://archive.org/details/genealogyoffrenc00camd
- https://archive.org/stream/genealogyoffrenc00camd#page/n6/mode/1up
- Pg.3
- of Wetheisfield, Essex Co., England, died 1599. In his will mentions wife, three children and grandson John, son of son Thomas, and gives to poor of Halsted, of West Wratting, Snetisham, Little Birdsfield and Arkesden.
- Children.
- Thomas* m. Anne ; Mary m. John Collins ; Elizabeth m. John Meade
- of Halstead, Essex Co., England, died Jan. 27, 1613. Left wife Anne, six sons and several daughters.
- Children
- Thomas* m. Miss Wood ; John ; Edward ; Robert ; William ; Francis
- of Halstead, Essex Co. Married a daughter of Wood.
- Children
- William* born Mch 15, 1603 m. Elizabeth ___ ; Francis Bapt June 29, 1606 ; Jerrymya Bapt Nov. 21, 1607
- Lieut. WILLIAM FRENCH (or Frenche)
- who was was our earliest ancestor in the direct line in America, was born in Halsted, Essex Co., England, March 15, 1603. He married Elizabeth ___ , and had four children born in England. He came to America with Rev. Thomas Shepard and his brother Samuel, Roger Harlaksuden, and George and Joseph Cook, in the ship "Defence" in the summer of 1635. He settled first in Cambridge, Mass , and in 1652 was one of the original proprietors and earliest settlers of Billerica, Mass. He was a Lieutenant of the militia and afterwards Captain. Was chosen "to sit in the Deacons seat" 1659. "Comitioner to establish the county rates" the same year ; one of the first selectmen, 1660, and served nine years. Committee to examine children and servants in "reading, religion and the catechism," 1651 ; the first Deputy or Representative of Billerica in the General Court at Boston, 1660, taking his seat in 1663. Evidence of his activity in the cause of Indian instruction is found in a letter wiitten by him to "a godly friend in England," published in London in the famous tract, "Strength Out of Weakness," and afterwards republished in the Mass. Hist. Soc. Coll. 3d S. vol. 4, pp. 149, 196, in which he gives a detailed account of the testimony of an Indian convert. His wife died March 31, 1668, and he married 2d, Mary, daughter of Thomas Lathrop of Barnstable and widow of
- ( ) Numbers in parenthesis indicate the generation.
- * Names marked with the star show the direct line of descent of the family in Camden.
- https://archive.org/stream/genealogyoffrenc00camd#page/4/mode/1up
- John Stearns of Billerica. He died Nov. 20, 1681, and his widow afterwards married Isaac Mixter of Watertown as his third wife.
- By wife Elizabeth he had ten children :
- 1 Francis, b. England, 1624 ; m. Lydia Bunnille of Milford
- 2 Elizabeth, b. England, 1629 ; m. Richard Ellis of Dedham
- 3 Mary, b. England, 1633 ; m. Jonathan Hides
- 4 John, b. England, 1635 ; m. Abigail Coggan
- 5 Sarah, b. Cambridge, March, 1638 ; m. Jonathan Cheak
- 6 JACOB,* b. Cambridge, March 16, 1640 ; m. Mary Champney
- 7 Hannah, b. Cambridge, Apr. 12, 1641 ; d. June 20, 1642
- 8 Hannah, b. Cambridge, Feb. 16, 1644 ; m. John Brackett, Sept. 6, 1661, had 9 children
- 9 Samuel, b. Cambridge, Dec. 3, 1645 ; d. July 15, 1646
- 10 Samuel, b. Cambridge, abt. 1648 ; m. Sarah Cummings
- By wife Mary he had :
- 11 Mary, b. Billerica, Apr. 3, 1670 ; m. 1st Robert Sharp: 2d Nathl. Duncklee
- 12 Sarah, b. Billerica, Oct. 29, 1671 ; m. Joseph Crosby of B., May 6, 1691
- 13 Abigail b. Billerica, Apr. 14, 1673 ; d. Apr. 13, 1674
- 14 Hannah, b.Billerica, Jan. 25, 1676 ; John Child of Watertown
- Francis French (2) (Lieut. William) (1)
- Born in England, 1624, came with his father in the "Defence"; removed to Milford, Conn., about 1650, and four years later was one of the first settlers in Derby, Conn. He married, Apr. 10, 1661, Lydia Bonnelle of Milford and died Feb. 14, 1681. His widow died Apr. 1, 1708.
- They had :
- .... etc.
William French
Born: 15 MAR 1603 - Halstead, Essex, England Marr: CA 1623 - England Died: 20 NOV 1681 - Billerica, Middlesex, Massachusetts
Father: Thomas French Mother: Anne (Agnes) Olmstead Other Spouses: Mary Lothrop
Wife: Elizabeth Symmes
Born: 1603/1605 - Of Sandwich, Kent, England Died: 31 MAR 1668 - Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts
Father: William Symmes Mother: Mrs Symmes
Children (total) = 14
Children with Elizabeth Symmes (10):
Francis French
Born: 1625 - Halstead, Essex, England Died: 14 FEB 1691 - Derby, New Haven, Connecticut
Elizabeth French
Born: 1625 - England Died: 27 MAY 1672 - Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts
Mary French
Born: 1632/1633 - England Died: 27 MAY 1672 - Newton, Middlesex, Massachusetts
John French
Born: 1635 - Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts Died: 7 OCT 1712 - Billerica, Middlesex, Massachusetts
Sarah French
Born: MAR 1638 - Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts Marr: 1657(other spouses) - Jonathan Peake Died: 14 OCT 1694 - Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts
Jacob French
Born: 16 MAR 1640 - Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts Died: 20 MAY 1713 - Billerica, Middlesex, Massachusetts
Hannah French
Born: 2 FEB 1642 - Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts Died: 20 JUN 1642 - Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts
Hannah French
Born: 16 FEB 1644 - Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts Died: 9 MAY 1674 - Billerica, Middlesex, Massachusetts
Samuel French
Born: 3 DEC 1645 - Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts Died: 15 JUL 1646 - Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts
Samuel French
Born: 3 DEC 1648 - Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts Died: 4 NOV 1727 -
Children with Mary Lothrop (4):
Mary French
Born: 3 APR 1670 - Billerica, Middlesex, Massachusetts Died: -
Sarah French
Born: 29 OCT 1671 - Billerica, Middlesex, Massachusetts Died: -
Abigail French
Born: 14 APR 1673 - Billerica, Middlesex, Massachusetts Died: 13 APR 1674 -
Hannah French
Born: 25 JAN 1676 - Died: -
Held the military title of Captain. Still researching.
Immigrant in the "Defence" 1635 from Hartwick
Lieut. William French or Frenche, tailor, son of Thomas and Anne French, born 15 March 1603 at Halstead, Co. Essex, England, died 20 Nov 1681 aged 78 Billerica, Middlesex Co., Ma. William married 1st in England, Elizabeth ( ), born 1603 Canturbury, England and died 31 March 1668 at Cambridge, Ma. The Abridged Compendium of American Genealogy by F. A. Virkus, v. 7, p. 852 says William French's wife was Elizabeth Godfrey. William married 2nd to Mary (Lathrop) Stearns, the daughter of Thomas Lathrop of Barnstable, and the widow of John Stearns, she later married Isaac Mixter. William, as shown by the record in the custom house, came with his family in the Defense from London, England in 1635 when he was aged 32, wife Elizabeth 30, Francis 10, Elizabeth 6, Marie 2 1/2, John 5 mo's. In the winter of 1634 he sailed in the "Defense" from Hartwick, but the vessel was driven back by storms and the journey was postponed until summer. Sailing once more proved perilous for the ship sprang a leak, but arrived safely at Boston, Ma. on October 3rd, 1635. Admitted freeman 1636. Educator. He settled first at Newtown where he purchased land in 1639, now called Cambridge. When the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company in Boston was organized William was an early member and held the rank of Junior Sergeant in 1643, First Sergeant in 1646, and Ensign in 1650. He also became a member of the militia company at Cambridge of which he was made Lieutenant on March 26, 1647, and later Captain. In 1652/3 he removed to Billerica, eighteen miles north of Boston, where he was one of the original proprietors. Appointed to solemnize marriages. He held many offices of trust, showing that much confidence was placed in him when to hold office was to bear great responsibility. In 1659 he was chosen "to sit in the Deacon's seat", and appointed comitioner to establish the cuntry rates. In 1660 he was one of the first selectmen and served nine years. In 1661 he served on a committee to examine children and servants in "reading, religion, and the catechism." In 1660 he was the first Deputy or Representative of Billerica in the General Court at Boston, taking his seat in 1663. Evidence of his activity in the cause of Indian instruction is found in a letter written by him to "a godly friend in England," the famous tract entitled "Strength out of Weakness" published in London and re-printed by the Boston Historical Society, (Mass. Hist. Soc. Coll., 3d S. vol. iv. p. 149-196) in which he gives a detailed account of the testimony of an Indian convert. His land in the town amounted to two hundred and fifty acres, which were increased by subsequent allotments in later divisions.
Children: of William and Elizabeth French
FRANCIS b. Eng. abt 1624, m. Lydia Bunnell
Elizabeth b. Eng. abt. 1629, m. Robert Eliot of Dedham
Mary b. Eng. abt. Jan 1633, m. Nathaniel Dunkler
John b. Eng. abt Feb 1635, bp. by Mr. Hooker in Cambridge
m. Abigail Coggan
Sarah b. Cambridge March 1638, prob. d. young
Jacob b. Cambridge 16 March 1640, d. 20 May 1713 aged 73 Billerica, m. Mary Champney
Hannah b. Cambridge 12 April 1641, d. 20 June 1642
Hannah b. Cambridge 16 Feb 1644,
m. 6 Sept 1661 John Brackett, had nine ch.
Samuel b. Cambridge 3 Dec 1645, d. 15 July 1646
Samuel b. abt 1648, m. Sarah Cummings
Children: of William and Mary French
Mary b. Billerica 3 Apr 1670, m. Mr. Sharp
Sarah b. 29 Oct 1671, m. Joseph Crosby, had twelve ch.
Abigail b. 14 Apr 1673, d. 13 Apr 1674
Hannah b. 25 Jan 1676, m. John Childs
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He was living in Billerica, MA at the time of the marriage of his son.
William was probably from Essex and arrived in Boston with Harlakened in 1635, in the "Defence" after a 34-day journey from London. Rev. Hooker was a fellow passenger. He was a freeman at Cambridge 3 Mar 1636, a first settler of Billerica, where he was granted 150 acres in 1652. At Billerica he was a Selectman from 1660-69. He was a member of the committee to examine children and servants in reading, religion and catechism in 1661. He was the first representative of Billerica to the General Court at Boston in 1663. He was lieutenant and captain in the militia. It was thought William was the son of Thomas French of Halstead, Co of Essex, England bap. there in 1603, but this was disproved by Elizabeth French in her article for the NEHGR, "Genealogical Research in England", vo. 65 (July, 1911). William was the author of the Indian tract "Strength Out of Weakness", London 1652, reprinted in 3 Mass Hist Coll, IV; 103. In this letter, written to a "godly friend in England", he details the testimony of an Indian convert to Christianity. He had a brothers, John and Richard, both also of Cambridge and Billerica.In his will dated 5 Jun 1679 he left bequests to his grandchildren, having provided for his children during his lifetime: "to the eldest son of John ffrench to Wm the son of Jacob ffrench to Elizabeth ye Daughter Richard Ellis to Jonathan ye Son of Jonathan Hides, to ye Eldest Daughter of Jonathan Peake, to Marah ye Daughter of Jno Brackett, which are all my grand children". His second wife, Mary, and son, Jacob were executors. Following his death on 20 Nov 1681 an inventory of his estate was taken by Jonathan Danforth, Sr. and Patrick Hill which amounted to ?231.12.10. His will records him as "aged abt. seaventy & six years" and the inventory as "being in his 78 year of his age" at the time of his death. B to check: "NEHGR", Vol. XLIV, 1890, p. 367-372, "Lieutenant William French and his Descendants", John M. French, M.D.
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Marriage 1 Elizabeth Symmes b: ABT 1605 in Cambridge, Middlesex Co
Came over to New England on the ship "Defence" with Shepard 1635. In 1652 he went to Billerica, MA. He was a Lt. and Capt. in the militia. nine children with Elizabeth Symmes.
First man chosen to "Deacon's seat" in 1659. Commissioner for country rates 1659. Selectman 1660 (served four years) On committee to examine children and servants for reading, religion, and catechism 1661 first rep. or deputy to general court in Boston 1663. Wrote "Strength Out of Weakness" published first in London, England and then republished in Mass. It is in the Historical Society collection.
He married second Mary Lathrop widow of John Stearns May 6, 1667 and had 4 more children
From: History of the Town of Surry, Cheshire County, New Hampshire, 1769-1922, With a Genealogical Register and Map of the Town, 1925, pp 634
"Lieut. WILLIAM FRENCH, Halstead Mar 15, 1602/3; d. Nov. 20, 1681. He came to America, 1635 in the "Defence"; settled a Cambridge, Mass.; subsequently he rem. to Billerica that state where he was on of the original settlers," and where he was a leading citizen in religious and town affairs. In 1660 he was the first deputy elected to represent that town in General Court at Boston. He was the first deacon in the town chrch, 1661."
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Is Pedagogical Content Knowledge (PCK) Necessary for Reformed Science Teaching?: Evidence from an Empirical Study
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This study tested a hypothesis that focused on whether or not teachers' pedagogical content knowledge (PCK) is a necessary body of knowledge for reformed science teaching. This study utilized a quantitative research method to investigate the correlation between a teacher's PCK level as measured by the PCK rubric (Park et al. 2008) and the degree to which his/her classroom is reform-oriented as measured by RTOP (Sawada et al. 2002). Data included 33 instructional sessions of photosynthesis and heredity videotaped with 7 high school biology teachers. Each session was given a score on both the PCK rubric and RTOP by two independent raters. Results indicate that PCK score is significantly related to RTOP score in terms of both total score (r = .831, p < .01) and sub-component scores (ranging from r = .616 to .805, p < .01). Implications for science teacher education and future research are discussed.


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