text: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-95060802017-06-19T13:16:19.210-05:00The Edward Coffey Project<i> Descendants of Edward & Anne Powell Coffey</i> © Jack K. Coffee Jack email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9506080.post-58608462485811851262017-05-31T04:09:00.003-05:002017-05-31T04:14:07.762-05:00Still Alive! For those who might wonder, I've just finished my third chemo session in my second go round with Lymphoma. I was in my fourth year of remission from the first go round when it again appeared in my upper body (stage 3). I have lost nearly 90 lbs in a little over 3 months and skin now hangs from my arms, legs and chest. The good news is that I have gained back nearly 30 of those lbs in the Jack Coffeehttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9506080.post-3763319781958384352016-11-15T02:20:00.001-06:002017-05-07T06:20:44.852-05:00An End to an Era After many years of working with and supporting the Coffey Cousins' Clearinghouse, I have tendered my resignation to the group. Most of the older members who were great participants and supporters themselves have passed on and new members do not show up at annual conventions or otherwise provide any support. For a couple of years after Bonnie Culley asked me to publish the newsletter I took Jack Coffeehttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9506080.post-32210780585696952782016-07-14T12:11:00.002-05:002016-07-14T14:28:52.556-05:00George A. & Bernice Emily Matthews Coffey George was the fifth child and only the second son born to James Perry and Sarah Margaret Griffin Coffey. James Perry was born in KY in Jan., 1851 to Jesse Perry and Tabitha Slaughter Coffey. Jesse and Tabitha left Casey Co., KY sometime after the 1850 census and was enumerated in the 1860 census of Collin Co., TX. George was born there on 8 Sep. 1889. Bernice E. Matthews In 1907, GeorgeJack Coffeehttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9506080.post-47376583402011810152016-06-25T09:43:00.003-05:002016-06-25T09:43:40.253-05:00New Headstone for Annie Lewis (Alexander) Coffey The following was submitted by Kevin D. West [firstname.lastname@example.com]. Annie was his GG-grandmother: Annie Lewis Alexander was born on 24 Jan 1863 in Parker Co., Texas. She was the daughter of Lewis and Sarah E. (Culwell) Alexander. Around 1878, while still residing in Parker Co., Annie married Frank Hudson Coffey. Frank was born 10 Jan 1861 in Texas, the son of Elijah D. Coffee and Jack Coffeehttps://firstname.lastname@example.com Park Cemetery, 5111 S Memorial Dr, Tulsa, OK 74145, USA36.087881 -95.8801328.9239925000000042 -137.188726 63.2517695 -54.571538000000004tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9506080.post-18317357507861740422016-06-23T08:49:00.000-05:002016-06-23T08:49:07.774-05:00Oscar Lee Coffey Oscar Lee Coffey, born Sep. 7, 1878 in North Carolina to Levi Lafayette and Temperance "Tempie" Calloway Coffey, married Ollie Belle Calloway on Mar. 12, 1904[1] in Watauga Co., NC. Ollie Belle was the daughter of William Henderson and Almirah M. "Myra" Johnson Calloway, born Mar. 10, 1886 in Watauga Co., NC. Oscar is thought to be the same Oscar Lee Coffey who recorded several folk songs Jack Coffeehttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9506080.post-5515296600733982092016-06-06T12:43:00.000-05:002016-06-06T12:43:27.621-05:00Charles Shelby Coffey, Sr. Among the well known and able representatives of the bar of Hamilton county is Charles S. Coffey*, a resident of this city, for the most part, since 1900. Mr. Coffey is a native son of Kentucky, being born on the old home place of his parents near Monticello, in Wayne county, on the 18th day of June, 1882. He comes of old and honored families of the Bluegrass state, and his parents being LewisJack Coffeehttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9506080.post-69632582820379841682016-05-24T13:17:00.000-05:002016-05-24T13:17:25.629-05:00Judge William Ballard Councill (1858-1940) Although born in Sumpter, SC on Aug. 11, 1858, Judge Councill's ancestors are considered pioneers in western North Carolina. He was a son of Dr. William Bower Councill and Alice Margaret Bostwick. There are a few old Bible records, actually extracts, available on request, that provide more information on a bit of his ancestry. Judge Councill was an attorney in Boone, Watauga Co., NC and Jack Coffeehttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9506080.post-57338919760636321382016-05-15T04:01:00.000-05:002016-05-15T04:04:14.057-05:00George T. Johnson (1911-1941) Killed by Ambrose Shepherd George was a son of Leander Vance "Lee" Johnson and his wife, Ella Elzina Coffey. Lee was born in Wilkes Co., NC in 1879 to George and Eliza Whittington Johnson. He was married in 1904 to Ella, also born in Wilkes Co. in Apr., 1883. He died in North Wilkesboro in 1959, Ella having preceded him in 1957. Both are buried at the Reddies River Baptist Church cemetery in Wilbar, Wilkes Co. To Jack Coffeehttps://firstname.lastname@example.com, NC 28651, USA36.2445749 -81.2981482000000149.8665444000000022 -122.60674220000001 62.622605400000005 -39.989554200000015tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9506080.post-40839405130316874712016-05-11T07:42:00.000-05:002016-05-11T07:42:06.202-05:00Jesse Perry Coffey A recent e-mail question concerning a child of Jesse Perry Coffey rekindled my interest in this family, resulting in a re-check of existing data as well as any that I might have missed in the past. Jesse was a son of Jesse Coffey and wife Tabitha Elizabeth "Betsy" Riffe. Betsy was the daughter of Gen. Christopher Riffe and his wife, Mary Agnes Spears. Gen. Riffe has been recorded as Jack Coffeehttps://email@example.com County, TX, USA33.1795213 -96.49297969999997832.7543173 -97.138426699999982 33.6047253 -95.847532699999974tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9506080.post-48411727104050937482016-04-03T05:03:00.000-05:002016-05-09T19:06:58.566-05:00Baxter Coffey, 1856-1901 Purported to be Baxter Coffey Not much is known of Baxter's life. From news articles about his death in 1902, he appears to have been mentally abnormal. He was born in May 1856 to Joel Coffey and his second wife, Mary Ann Mann and appeared in the 1860 census with them in Russell Co., KY. He was with them in 1870 but in 1880 and 1900 he lived with his brother James, first in Russell Co. Jack Coffeehttps://email@example.com, KY 42728, USA37.201828 -85.33464800000001611.679793499999999 -126.64324200000001 62.723862499999996 -44.026054000000016tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9506080.post-54804470246919542052016-04-02T14:48:00.000-05:002016-04-03T02:34:10.209-05:00Murder in Andrew County Missouri Savannah, an historically small town and seat of Andrew County, MO near the Nebraska line was the scene of some excitement from mid-1914 until early 1915. Some accounts report the county as "...thoroughly stirred up over the mysterious murder of Mrs. D. Boone Fancher, 27 years old. wife of a wealthy retired farmer..."[1] It seems that Mrs. Fancher, divorced wife of Harvey Elliott and mother Jack Coffeehttps://email@example.com, MO 64485, USA39.9416606 -94.83024510000001339.8929626 -94.910926100000012 39.9903586 -94.749564100000015tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9506080.post-46525974713307349162016-03-02T06:46:00.000-06:002016-03-02T11:31:57.741-06:00James F. Ayers (1847-1895) James F. Ayers is said to have been born in Collinstown, VA.¹ That place has not been found. However, there is a Collinstown in Stokes Co., NC near the present day VA line. He was married to Matilda R. Schiller on Apr. 28, 1883 in Junction City, Geary Co., KS² and while living in OK, they became the parents of Maude B. Ayers, born Jan. 25, 1885. Maude married Jonathon Horton Coffey, a son of Jack Coffeehttps://email@example.com Fork Sappa Creek, Herl, KS, USA39.6425151 -100.9425249999999939.6364016 -100.95260999999999 39.648628599999995 -100.93243999999999tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9506080.post-73635565510814207832016-02-25T10:12:00.000-06:002016-03-02T11:35:15.209-06:00Thomas Jefferson Coffee (1805-1858) Thomas was born Feb. 16, 1805 in Burke Co., NC. He was the eighth of 11 children born to Ambrose and Mildred "Millie" Moore Coffey. Ambrose had wandered down from Blue Run in Orange Co., VA to Wayne Co., KY where Millie was born in 1770 to Jesse and Alley Johnson Moore. Ambrose and Millie married there sometime before 1788.¹ He descended from Edward Coffey through Edward's son John and Jack Coffeehttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9506080.post-51279397909367224752016-01-08T14:00:00.001-06:002016-01-08T14:19:30.480-06:00Maybe I am doing a "Do over!" Some readers might wonder who I am. I often wonder that myself! What follows is an effort to reveal to anyone interested a little about what motivates and inspires me, genealogy-wise. So far, I have had no inspiration at all to begin a new year of blogging! It just seems a tad futile. It's been ten years or so since I wrote the first blog and nothing new to write about pops into my Jack Coffeehttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9506080.post-46675241862314223972015-12-21T11:41:00.002-06:002015-12-21T11:41:42.156-06:00Reflections I wish a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all of my Christian friends! For the few non-believers in my life, I pray you will cease believing you are "special," and have no need for a savior. I hate very much what will happen to you when you reach wherever you are headed and find out you really did need one. I haven't been very blog-active in 2015* because of other commitments. I Jack Coffeehttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9506080.post-80731663965261126702015-11-30T08:53:00.000-06:002015-11-30T08:53:53.169-06:00How My Family and I Celebrate the College Football Season! Steve & Suzie Coffee I have been away from the blogging scene for awhile. Not on purpose, but since August other things have been of more importance. My absence could also mean that I haven't really had anything genealogy-wise to write about! During football season my wife and I travel to Baton Rouge for every home game to participate in a huge "tailgate party" presented over the past Jack Coffeehttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9506080.post-20498865256228510622015-11-05T07:43:00.000-06:002015-11-05T14:24:16.551-06:00James Robert ParksThis blog is ostensibly about James Robert Parks, born Sep. 17, 1874 in Larissa, Cherokee Co., TX to Doctor "Doc" Taylor Parks and his wife, Rebecca Ellen Brock. However, as will be seen a little further down, I concentrate more on one of his descendants. James Robert Parks was a conductor on the Texas & Pacific (T&P) Railroad. His home was at Big Spring in Howard Co., TX. He moved there in Jack Coffeehttps://firstname.lastname@example.com Spring, TX 79720, USA32.2503979 -101.4787354999999732.142950400000004 -101.64009699999997 32.3578454 -101.31737399999997tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9506080.post-72771396353136223622015-10-12T03:03:00.000-05:002015-10-13T16:15:53.282-05:00Dillard Greene Coffey (1912-1988) Dillard Greene Coffey was a son of David William and Martha Etta Destimona "Dessie" Crump Coffey, born in Avery Co., NC on Dec. 7, 1912. In 1935 he was married to Maude Dellinger, a daughter of Raymond D. and Melvina "Vina" Jennings Dellinger. Within a few months following the union, Dillard confessed to and was arrested for the murder of his father-in-law. Included in the indictment was Jack Coffeehttps://firstname.lastname@example.com County, NC, USA36.1941825 -81.7349419999999935.7844225 -82.380389 36.603942499999995 -81.089494999999985tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9506080.post-59025270931077872222015-10-11T04:53:00.000-05:002015-10-11T04:53:22.741-05:00Ernest Reid Coffey Ernest* was a native of North Caroline, born on Christmas day in 1916. He was the seventh of eight children and last of four sons born to John Wesley and Nancy Kizzie Ann Hatley Coffey. Prior to his conviction for the murder of his uncle, James Hardy Coffey in 1936, Ernest was a suspect in a number of petty crimes. James Hardy Coffey was a son of Thomas Avery and Louisa E. Gragg Coffey andJack Coffeehttps://firstname.lastname@example.com Creek Memorial Gardens, 7600 ACC Blvd, Raleigh, NC 27617, USA35.9083881 -78.77383099999997310.386353600000003 -120.08242499999997 61.4304226 -37.465236999999973tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9506080.post-80851655660733491592015-10-09T05:26:00.000-05:002015-10-09T15:15:15.482-05:00Earle Thaddeus McGillicuddy Cornelius Alexander "Connie Mack" McGillicuddy, Sr. Baseball fans of teams of the early to mid-20th century probably recognize the name. According to Wikipedia, Mack, Sr. was: "Cornelius McGillicuddy, better known as Connie Mack, was an American professional baseball player, manager, and team owner. The longest-serving manager in Major League Baseball history, he holds records forJack Coffeehttps://firstname.lastname@example.com Hill Cemetery, Huffman St, Morganton, NC 28655, USA35.751479 -81.67541399999998935.7482575 -81.680456499999991 35.754700500000006 -81.670371499999987tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9506080.post-50495833105784198642015-09-10T08:06:00.001-05:002015-09-10T10:25:32.662-05:00James Monroe & Cassandra Coffey Blackerby James, a son of William and Caty Haydon Blackerby, was born in Northumberland Co., VA on Apr. 17, 1806. He married Cassandra Coffey, the eldest child of Nebuzaradan and Elizabeth Easley Coffey on Jan. 1, 1834 in Pike Co., IL. Nebuzaradan Coffey was a native of Wilkes Co., NC, born there on Aug. 29, 1978 to Joel and Martha Stepp Coffey. He married Elizabeth on Sep. 13, 1810 in KY. She wasJack Coffeehttps://email@example.com, OR 97381, USA45.0051213 -122.7831454999999944.9602113 -122.86382649999999 45.0500313 -122.70246449999999tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9506080.post-35518835404073664722015-09-08T13:26:00.000-05:002015-09-08T18:03:12.498-05:00Denton Darby Coffey (1859-1921) Denton Darby Coffey couldn't keep a wife and couldn't keep out of court for much of the last 13 years of his life. He was a son of German J. and Mary Margaret Smith Coffey and was born in the Oregon Territory on Jun. 8, 1859. German's father was Nebuzaradan Coffey and his mother, Elizabeth Easley. German was born in Simpson Co., KY in 1827 and came to Oregon with his parents on the Oregon Jack Coffeehttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9506080.post-65099160715651743002015-08-26T07:23:00.001-05:002015-08-27T03:55:46.385-05:00Lenore Jackson Coffee, Hollywood Screenwriter (1896-1984) I was watching an old Turner Classic movie yesterday [Stronger than Desire, 1939 starring Virginia Bruce and Walter Pidgeon) when the name Lenore Coffee appeared as one of the screenwriters. Being a Coffee/y researcher, I sent myself a reminder to find out who she was. This is what I learned: Lenore Jackson Coffee was born to Andrew Jackson Coffee/y and wife Ella Lenore Muffley in San Jack Coffeehttps://email@example.com, Nashville, TN, USA36.1988486 -86.61977769999998635.9936886 -86.942501199999981 36.4040086 -86.297054199999991tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9506080.post-1111265707923799272015-08-11T12:06:00.000-05:002015-08-11T12:16:26.432-05:00Salathiel "Sales" & Eva Phylena Conner Coffey Salathiel "Sales" Coffey & wife Eva Phylena Conner "Sales" Coffee was born Dec. 13, 1876 in Collin Co., TX to William Stanley and Sarah Elizabeth Lucas Coffey. While many others in this family often spelled their surname Coffee. Except for the photo below, he seems to have always been a Coffey. His father, was a Kentuckian, born there on Jul. 9, 1842. He rode to Texas with his father Jack Coffeehttps://firstname.lastname@example.com, TX, USA35.2219971 -101.8312968999999835.014399600000004 -102.15402039999998 35.4295946 -101.50857339999999tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9506080.post-57138895520571475732015-07-25T19:16:00.000-05:002015-07-28T01:42:50.638-05:00Reuben Dalton (1752-1801) According to a 2006 Dalton genealogy report submitted by Jean England, Reuben Dalton was the first of his line to settle in Grainger Co., TN.1 He settled in Thorn Hill in 1801 after having served as a soldier in the Revolutionary War.2 Reuben had been an Ensign in Captain Isham's company in the Virginia State Militia. He died prior to the passing of the law that gave veterans of that war the Jack Coffeehttps://email@example.com Hill, TN 37881, USA36.3584211 -83.4174004000000210.8363866 -124.72599440000002 61.880455600000005 -42.10880640000002


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The child-care centre company yesterday declared a net profit of $52.34 million, up from $21.37 million in 2003-04. The result was well up on February's forecast of $34.53 million.
ABC also upgraded its 2005-06 profit forecast to $88 million from the $77.6 million outlined in the scheme booklet for last year's merger with Child Care Centres Australia and Peppercorn.
ABC chief executive Eddy Groves said the result and outlook stemmed from the integration of CCA/Peppercorn and divestment of 65 centres. "We're very pleased with this result - it's about as good as it can get," he said.
It comes after pressure on the child care sector earlier this year due to concerns about excess competition and ABC's capacity to integrate its acquisitions.
The company has about 25 per cent of the market in Australia and Mr Groves said no more acquisitions were planned.
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ABC's adjusted net profit was $37.8 million, up 77 per cent on 2003-04. This accounted for a one-off $14.5 million capital gain relating to the sale of 8.2 million shares ABC held in itself after acquiring CCA/Peppercorn.
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This course runs at Coventry University London Campus in October 2015 and January and April 2016.
The international business environment is changing and a new and very different market reality is emerging. The students of today need to adopt flexible patterns of thinking and behaviour to succeed as the managers of tomorrow.
The Global Business Masters in Business Administration (MBA) has been designed to explore in detail the nature and implications of these changes and provide students with the skills and mindsets that will allow them to operate effectively within, and lead, the organisations of the future.WHY CHOOSE THIS COURSE?
Coventry University London Campus has worked with the Chartered Management Institute (CMI) to map selected modules on this programme to the CMI syllabus. As a result of this, students who pass two specific modules on their way to achieving the full qualification can be awarded the CMI Certificate Level 7 Strategic Management and Leadership*. The CMI is the UK awarding body for management and leadership qualifications. It is the only chartered professional body dedicated to promoting the highest standards in management and leadership excellence. It counts more than 100,000 members and is internationally recognised as the professional body that set the standards in management.
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We offer the highest quality and most bioactive pure, raw, Organic Feeze Dried Whole-Fruit Açaí Berry Powder in the world market, we guarantee it! Picked and processed within 24 hours to ensure optimal health impact! Never heated or exposed to chemicals of any kind. Once picked, the pulp is flash pasteurized at low temperature for your safety, then immediately freeze dried to preserve all the vitamins, minerals, omega fatty acids and other nutrients. Our competitors high heat pasteurize their acai not once, but twice, often letting their pulp sit rotting for years before freeze drying it. Why? Its cheaper to buy pulp in bulk and add high levels of carriers like citric acid later on during the freeze drying or spray drying process, with these carriers often constituting up to 70% of the finished product. We say no! Our small batch production and strict processing methods ensure our finsihed product is unsurpassed!
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Our organic açaí berries are grown in pristine conditions in their native tropical forests of the Brazilian Amazon. Indigenous Amazonians receive fair wages for growing and harvesting these precious berries. Once harvested, we freeze-dry the whole fruit in 4 to 8 hours to ensure the berries are fresh and enzyme rich. Açaí berries begin to rot quickly after picking; this is why you will never find freshly picked açaí berries in the USA or any other country outside of where they are grow, they would simply not make the trip.
Freeze-drying our açaí is 3 TIMES more expensive than all other drying methods, but is the only way to fully preserve all the living enzymes, antioxidants, and omega fatty acids. Freeze-drying preserves the berries naturally for 9 to 12 months, without the need for added chemicals or preservatives! We package our açaí in air-tight bags and store them in cool warehouses. We receive fresh shipments every 2 to 3 weeks to ensure your order ships fast and fresh!
Other companies are selling over-processed "dead" açaí juices and powders that have been boiled repeatedly, are spray dried (spray drying requires chemical solvents like ethanol and boiling) and not freeze dried, contain up to 70% carriers/additives, and often contain seeds even though açaí seeds have no nutritional benefit. Boiling açaí berries, adding toxic preservatives including maltodextrin and fillers such as soy lecithin destroy the benefits of the açaí. Other popular açaí berry powders on the market contain up to 70% maltodextrin! This is why the color of their powder is light purple or even brown, not the deep, dark purple of Optimally Organic's Açaí Berry Powder. Because our Açaí powder is raw, pure and carrier free, is has 10 times the antioxidants of blueberries!
Pasteurized Açaí Juices are Essentially 'Dead' and have little to no Nutritional Value.
They are twice pasteurized and contain toxic preservatives and fillers that destroy the antioxidants and omega fatty acids, rendering it dead! This is why the most popular açaí berry juices are ineffective, leaving their customers disillusioned about the power of this incredible fruit. Beware of 4 to 1 açaí and other encapsulated versions that are void of any vitamin content due to added toxic preservatives, fillers, and over-processing. Most weight-loss açaí berry companies are using this type of açaí in their bottled capsules. The cheapest and most ineffective açaí on the market is hidden in capsules.
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This smiling Frosty is no ordinary snowman—he's made entirely of mold.
The living artwork is the creation of Stephanie Mounaud, an infectious disease researcher at the J. Craig Venter Institute (JCVI) in Rockville, Maryland.
For the last several Christmases, Mounaud has used the different strains of mold that she works with to create holiday-themed fungal art.
The snowman pictured here was made by combining four different fungi, including common strains such as Aspergillus niger and rarer ones such as Penicillium marneffei.
Getting the colors just right for her artwork was tricky and required growing the right fungi on the right medium. For example, "the color that you see in the snowman is made from the spores," hardy reproductive forms of fungi used for dispersal, Mounaud explained.
To coax the fungi to create spores, Mounaud used a nutrient-poor growth medium. "When you give them a starved condition, the fungi really want to produce their spores because they feel they're in an environment where they need to survive," she said.
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A year ago, the so-called bell of Batoche was brought out of hiding at the Métis' Back to Batoche celebration. Upon its return in 2013, like some holy relic, people wept as they touched it and had their photo taken beside it. Ironically enough, the 20-kilogram bell is named Marie-Antoinette, coincidentally that of the French queen who is said to have quipped "let them eat cake" when the people had no bread. Some wit had said it long before, and she never did.
This is the nature of popular myths: Like zombies, they rise again and again. Last April, CBC's "Doc Zone" aired "The Mystery of the Bell" along with supporting documents, proving that bell really was from the Frog Lake Mission.
The Northwest Rebellion was as close as Canada ever came to a civil war, at a time when racism was rampant and land rights for the Métis were ignored. In 1885, the Métis in their battle with the Canadian militia were defeated at Batoche. The provisioning of the hungry native peoples on the reserves was also a problem and, at Frog Lake, resulted in the assassination a month earlier, of nine, possibly 10 people, by the young men of Big Bear's band who were guests of the Frog Lake First Nation. When the missionaries of the Diocese of St. Albert came to claim the bodies of their two priests, they asked the soldiers to take down their bell from the tower next to the burned out mission. That was the last they saw of it. Will Young of Millbrook wrote of how "two of our lads seized it in the dark of night" and that it was "the best relic brought to Ontario." There was widespread pillaging by the soldiers — everything that could be taken was stolen from the wide area of the uprising or was despoiled: horses, cattle, guns, furs, food supplies, clothing, even that of children! Houses and buildings were burned or soiled.
Bishop Vital Grandin raised a hue and cry in Ottawa over his lost bell, but it was hidden in Millbrook for many years, then used as a fire bell and finally exhibited in the local legion hall. It was stolen back by a Métis about 20 years ago, a play has been written about it and two songs: one French, the other English. Still, the death knell to the myth began sounding with the discovery of Will Young's diary in 1999.
The historical record was always there. There is a claim to the federal government for damages to the missions of the Diocese of St. Albert; in the list for the Frog Lake mission is: "1 bell at 50 cents a lb (freight included) = 30$." The current holders of the bell, the Union Nationale Métisse de Saint-Joseph du Manitoba, claim the bell is from Batoche, saying the one at Frog Lake weighed 200 pounds. That is a 125-year-old transcription error by the typesetters.
In 1967, there was a mention in a local history book from Ontario that the bell at Millbrook came from Batoche. This was brought to the attention of the Parks Canada staff, then busy interpreting the Batoche site to the 1890s, not 1885, as a new bell had been installed in 1892 in a taller church steeple. What became of the old bell was not recorded; one individual recalled his elderly grandmother had said she saw soldiers steal the bell at Batoche, which lent some credence to the story.
But the Batoche bell was never stolen. The ancient tradition of baptism of church bells records the event just like a person's baptism. Marie-Antoinette was christened on Sept. 10, 1884, by Bishop Grandin at the St-Antoinede- Padoue Church of Batoche; in 1937, she was given away. Written in French is: "this bell having ceased to be of service after the purchase of a large bell in 1892 ... " In the nearby Duck Lake parish register and that of Batoche, there are notes to the effect that she was given to the church of St. Laurent-de-Grandin.
A photo circa 1970 shows her near the door of the chapel on a metal pole, with the characteristic markings of the 20 or so sister bells purchased in 1879 — three symbolic rings encircling it along with the bishop's crest. In 1990, with much-needed repairs to the log church, she was placed in a belfry on the roof. No sooner was this done than an arsonist's fire reduced the building to ash, and the bell to molten brass that was recovered in the cinders. Her clapper survived the inferno — it is the same as that of her sister bells.
A symbol for the Métis, this bell that has survived these many years is also remembered by the Frog Lake First Nation who seek to honour the fervent wish of their ancestors to have it returned. Church property, they hope Bishop Therio of the Diocese of St. Paul will intercede for them, so it may become a key artifact for an interpretative centre they are planning. It would tell the story of the tragedy of the Frog Lake Massacre, one that was not of their doing, but has shed negative light on their home for the last 125 years.
» Juliette Champagne is a historian of Western Canadian history in Edmonton. This article was also recently published in the Winnipeg Free Press.


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So now you need glass and seals and sealant. How much is all that? I got a kit with everything to includes the glass made the DIY process easier and I think it was $300 shipped. Might check that out. Quadratec on sale so check around.
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This week, the Young Artists Showcase presents a concert from the young musicians of the Manhattan School of Music Precollege Division Philharmonic Orchestra. Conductor Jonathan Strasser has led the program since 1977.
Members of the Precollege Philharmonic are between 5 and 18 years old and they perform recitals and concerts throughout the year on a startlingly professional level. The concert on this program was recorded at the school's John C. Borden Auditorium.
In addition to refreshing performances from Beethoven, Mozart and Kodaly, you'll hear concerto competition winner Gregory Quevedo stretching out as clarinet soloist on the Première Rhapsody of Claude Debussy.
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Beethoven: Overture to Egmont, Op. 84
Debussy: Première Rhapsodie pour Orchestre (clarinet soloist: Gregory Quevedo)
Mozart: Symphony No. 35 in D Major, "Haffler" K. 385
Kodály: Dances of Galanta
— Manhattan School of Music Precollege Philharmonic Orchestra; Jonathan Strasser, conductor. Recorded live this past February at the Manhattan School of Music's Borden Auditorium.


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Somehow, Kate Hudson has managed to do what most of us only dream of doing. She's an actress, mom of two, and businesswoman (she owns her own line of workout clothes, Fabletics.) But despite her busy, on-the-go lifestyle, she is also able to stay in fantastic shape. Her secrets? Pilates, calorie counting, and maintaining a positive attitude. Lucky for us, Hudson's willing to share some of her diet and workout secrets. If someone as busy as Hudson can stay in great shape, we should also be able to as well!
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Hudson is a huge advocate of Pilates. In fact, she credits her Pilates workouts for the fantastic abs she always seems to have. Her long-time Pilates trainer, Nicole Stuart, has worked with Hudson for years, helping to perfect her to-die-for body. Why is Pilates such a great workout? It focuses on your core, but also works the entire body — front, sides, back, midsection, and trunk — and pulls everything in and together, Stuart told Shape. It's really an all-over workout that will create a tighter, more toned and stronger body. You'll stand taller, feel more confident, lose inches, and get a leaner, longer look. Stuart says you'll feel different after 10 sessions, and you'll begin to look different after 20.
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Faith is the means of justification - that we are created to walk in good works which God has prepared for us to do, does not make those works the means whereby we enter into the life in which we are to do them. That would be self-contradictory, as well as unsound doctrine.
Grace is that which assists us in
keeping the commandments
. And it is by keeping the commandments -
through grace
- that we hope to arrive at eternal life. The question of good works aside, we certainly
enter into life without,
at the very least
, avoiding
sin and keeping the commandments. Should we happen to fall however, we ask the good God, who is "kind to the ungrateful and the wicked" (Lk. 6:35) to forgive us and to give us the grace to start over.
As for works: what work did the penitent thief do ?
Everyone may read about the
The Ten Good Works of The Thief,
The Salvation of The Thief
. Lecture XII.
Adapted from: The
Heresy of Salvation in a Moment
Pope Shenouda III
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And who knows? Perhaps the Good Thief was already, in a certain sense, 'saved' before he went to the Cross!
Salvation is by grace - there is no way by which we can earn it: no matter how much we may try to re-interpret the grace of faith into becoming a work. To attempt that, is to follow Pelagius, who believed that the beginning was in man. It might build up our self-esteem if we thought we could be the authors of our salvation, rather than being able to be saved only by the free & sovereign & unearnable grace of God, & not by works at all: but it is not even what the CC teaches. Neither human merit before works, nor merit afterwards, can be smuggled into grace as a co-cause of salvation: grace cannot be merited, without being dis-graced. If we can be saved without the grace of faith, we certainly have no need of God.
By the same token, we cannot teach ourselves the faith. We cannot find salvation by our own efforts of bible study. We cannot
our way to heaven. This is why we need the guidance of the Church. This is why we need to be united to the Church which Christ founded. For it is through the Church that God normally distributes his graces.
God saves through grace, a gift that is gratuitous, free.
Which grace? After all, grace comes to us
; it is not a one-time event! So by
of these
graces are we saved?
There is, then, no true chastity, whether conjugal, or vidual, or virginal, except that which devotes itself to true faith. For though consecrated virginity is rightly preferred to marriage, yet what Christian in his sober mind would not prefer catholic Christian women who have been even more than once married, to not only vestals, but also to heretical virgins? So great is the avail of faith, of which the apostle says, "Whatsoever is not of faith is sin;" Romans 14:23 and of which it is written in the Epistle to the Hebrews, "Without faith it is impossible to please God." Hebrews 11:6
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Talk about nailing it.
Back in early December, just a couple of weeks after the Kindle Fire was released, market research firm IHS iSuppli forecast that the Amazon.com tablet would grab 14% of fourth-quarter global tablet shipments.
Now the numbers are in, and it turns out that the Kindle Fire's share of Q4 tablet shipments is ... (drum roll, please) ... 14%! OK, 14.3%.
That's also according to iSuppli, which announced Thursday that Amazon shipped 3.89 million Kindle Fires last quarter. Those numbers are almost identical to the December forecast of 3.9 million Kindle Fires shipped in Q4 and a market share of 13.8%.
Remaining at No. 1, of course, is Apple's iPad, of which 15.43 million were shipped in the fourth quarter, good for a market share of 57%, down from 64% in the third quarter.
Which is odd in that the iPad's market share slipped even as total shipments increased 39% from 11.12 million in the third quarter.
Interestingly, iSuppli credits the drop in iPad market share less to the Kindle Fire and more to a mobile device made by some obscure manufacturer based in Cupertino, Calif.
"Shipments of the iPad line fell short of IHS estimates in the fourth quarter as many loyal Apple customers devoted their dollars to shiny new alternatives," said Rhoda Alexander, senior manager, tablet and monitor research for IHS. "However, the primary alternative wasn't the Kindle Fire—which debuted to solid sales in the fourth quarter—but Apple's own iPhone 4S smartphone. The rollout of the iPhone 4S in October generated intense competition for Apple purchasers' disposable income, doing more to limit iPad shipment growth than competition from the Kindle Fire and other media tablets."
For all of 2011, Apple shipped 40.49 million iPads, up from 15.1 million in 2010 and good for a market share of 62%. Runner-up for the year was Samsung, which shipped 6.11 million Galaxy Tabs, or 9% of the total 65.19 million tablets shipped last year.
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Record 88 countries to participate in Sochi Games
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SOCHI, Russia -- Athletes from 88 countries are set to compete in Sochi, a record for the Winter Olympics.
The IOC released the final list of national Olympic committees that will be participating in the Sochi Games, which open Friday.
The previous record was set at the 2010 Vancouver Games, where 82 national teams took part.
Among those competing in the Winter Games for the first time is the southern African nation of Zimbabwe, represented by Alpine skier Luke Steyn.
Togo and Morocco have also qualified.
Three athletes from India will be competing as "independent participants" under the Olympic flag. Their national Olympic committee remains suspended by the IOC pending election of new officials.
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Starring: Ryan Gosling, George Clooney, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Paul Giamatti, Evan Rachel Wood, Marisa Tomei, Jeffrey Wright, Max Minghella, Jennifer Ehle, Gregory Itzin, Michael Mantell.
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There's an indelible moment about an hour or so in to "The Ides Of March" where Ryan Gosling's Stephen Myers realizes, for the first time, the heaviness which comes with carrying the weight of the world on your shoulders. Everything the young politico thinks he understands about political campaigning – the savvy, unflappably calm and cool persona he is forced to project with ease has started to unravel, the gamesmanship he covets and prospers may be working against him – essentially, everything has come full circle. With a wincing, yet steel-eyed glare, Myers has to make a decision which calls into question his morality, his ideologies, and ultimately his career path. And even if you can pretty easily figure out what is going to occur, Gosling keeps you rapt with attention and hanging on each and every word, flinch, and mannerism.
Gosling's Myers is a young and confident, barely 30-year-old press secretary for Senator Mike Morris (George Clooney) and despite his youth, Myers is a veteran of the political game. Inside the beltway, Myers is highly respected and viewed as an up-and-coming figure within the Democratic party. He is the right-hand man to Paul Zara (Philip Seymour Hoffman), the man in charge of running the Mike Morris presidential campaign. Morris is a candidate in the mold of Barack Obama, with a call for change and progressive ideals resonating with voters and helping me widen his lead in the polls heading into the pivotal Ohio primary. We learn that in a field of candidates, only Morris and Senator Pullman of Arkansas (Michael Mantell)are all that remain with any chance of securing the delegates needed to win the party's nomination.
Anchoring the Pullman campaign and desperately trying to stop the bleeding is Tom Duffy (Paul Giamatti), a weather-beaten but storied veteran of political warfare who is left to watch his candidate's prospects weaken with each passing day. Duffy sees his more traditional candidate failing to measure up to the galvanizing message of the hipper, younger, and more dynamic Morris.
As a result, Zara and Myers are firmly in the driver's seat, they can play around with NY Times political beat writer Ida Horowicz (Marisa Tomei), dropping scoops and bombshells to keep her satisfied, while Zara takes meetings with influential party members hoping to lock up the final delegates needed win the party's nomination.With so much going right for the Morris campaign, trouble inevitably starts to creep into the frame and the slope becomes quite slippery. Myers agrees to take a private 5-minute meeting with Duffy, possibly breaking an unwritten ethical code, while Zara makes promises he is anticipating instead of legitimizing. And when a street smart, but socially naive 20-year old intern, Molly (Evan Rachel Wood), becomes an integral part of the campaign and shares a mutual interest in Myers, the twists and turns that follow catch everyone off guard – Zara, Morris, Duffy, other staffers, Ida Horowicz, and naturally, Stephen Myers – who finds himself smack dab in the middle of controversies and confusion spiraling dangerously out of control.
"The Ides Of March" does a lot of things extremely well. George Clooney continues to show his considerable talents on both sides of the camera and Clooney effectively pulls himself back a bit in the role of Morris, letting the film play in and around Ryan Gosling's intriguing character. As fine an actor as he is, Clooney is equally adept at managing this ensemble and although Marisa Tomei's reporter gets lost in the shuffle, the rest of the cast flourishes under Clooney's guidance.
Ryan Gosling is again terrific in this parable about the American political process that is both compelling and at times quite chilling. Gosling again cements his status as a top shelf talent and goes line for line and scene for scene with Oscar-winners Philip Seymour Hoffman and Paul Giamatti. Hoffman is appropriately weathered, stained in cigarette smoke, and forever uncompromising as Paul Zara, and Giamatti's turn as Duffy balances desperation, intelligence, and stress equally as well. The surprise for me comes with Evan Rachel Wood's performance as Molly, a turn which did not resonate with me initially, but returned to my mind again and again in the days after I saw the film. Wood, who is very quietly building a nice resume of work, really strikes a chord as her lack of foresight and naivete help bring a maelstrom at the feet of Myers and the Morris Campaign.
But here's the thing. Technically sound, expertly crafted, and brilliantly performed, there is still something missing here and the film never truly struck an emotional beat with me. I admire "The Ides Of March" on many levels and have no qualms about recommending it, but what truly holds this back from being one of the finest films of the year is a disappointing bend and turn employed by Clooney and his screenwriting team.
"The Ides Of March" is not an action-oriented political thriller, but it is a suspenseful drama about the corruption which poisons our political system. Democrats or Republicans, it matters none because what Clooney and his co-screenwriters Grant Heslov and Beau Willimon rightfully inform us is that essentially, absolute power, and/or the thrill of acquiring it, corrupts absolutely. While it is always a bitter pill to swallow when we realize this in reality, on screen we have been told this so many times that when "Ides of March" gets to its big moment, the emotional gutpunch is nothing more than a glancing blow.
So what do we do with "The Ides Of March"? I struggle with accepting the final third of the film, which dovetails into melodrama and soapy predictability, only to try and reclaim a profound voice in its final moments. For "The Ides Of March" not to deliver all the way through to the end almost seems a contradiction. And what a shame that is, because the film looks fantastic, is exquisitely paced and directed, and has tremendous acting throughout. Unfairly perhaps, the biggest flaw with "The Ides Of March" is that it fails to deliver in one key moment, muting its message and keeping it from becoming not one of the best films of the year…just merely a good one.
Should I See It?
The film, as expected, has tremendous performances from Gosling, Giamatti, Hoffman, Clooney, and Evan Rachel Wood. Marisa Tomei and Jeffrey Wright aren't given much to do, but there really is not a bad performance to be found and Gosling again is fantastic.
The film does make some profound statements on arrogance, the corruption running rampant through our political system – an always sobering thought to consider.
George Clooney is a fantastic director and "Ides Of March" doesn't waste time or energies. The film is sleek, riveting (for most of the time), and extremely accomplished from a technical standpoint.
Ideally, this would appeal to the folks who love political thrillers and suspenseful dramas, but when elements more commonly found on television creep into a smarter and more engaging story, people may feel their time was wasted.
The film is not partisan in any way, but by focusing strictly on Democratic candidates and scenes involving Clooney's Morris giving speeches about his party's platform, some who don't subscribe to the political ideology of Morris may feel that Hollywood is again trying to ram a particular message down their throats.
I'm not all that sure that a film about political corruption and arrogance is a film that a lot of people in today's world are going to be excited to see. And with a presidential campaign season already wearing out its welcome before the first caucuses of 2012, this may be the wrong time to consider watching a film of this magnitude.


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BLOG-Among Friends
Whenever a great idea presented itself at this week's Antioch Writers' Workshop intensive, I hoped to be poised with my pencil.
BLOG-A Certain Independence
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BLOG-Haircuts All Around
The family starts summer with a full set of fresh haircuts.
BLOG-Splendid Strawberries
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BLOG-Sugar Rush
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BLOG-A Gathering In Miniature
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BLOG-La Pampa Picnic
La Pampa Grill kicks off summer in splendid style by reintroducing us to the great and simple joys of eating outside.
BLOG-Big Feeling
At downtown's Friday night kick off to Memorial Day Weekend, we found friends, good music, and a generous source of renewal.
Blog-Downtown Change Up
The Winds Cafe lovingly creates a new garden patio that must be shared.
BLOG-Saturday Night Fever
It was a magical evening, and it almost didn't happen. But thanks to good friends and local dress store Iona, we found Enchantment Under the Sea.