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The Appalachian Athletic Conference released the 2014 tournament brackets for men's basketball. The Bryan College men's basketball team will enter the tournament as the No. 5 seed. Their first game will be against No. 4 Milligan College on Thursday, February 27. Tipoff is scheduled for 10:15am ET.
The tournament is being held at the MeadowView Marriott Conference Resort & Convention Center in Kingsport, Tenn., beginning on Wednesday with the championship games set for Saturday. Ticket prices will be $7 for regular admission, $5 for students with ID. Tournament passes will be available at $20 for adults and $15 for students. For directions, please click here.
In the men's tournament, the seeds are as follows:
1. Union (25-4 overall, 16-2 AAC)
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5. Bryan (15-14 overall, 10-8 AAC)
6. Virginia Intermont (11-15 overall, 9-9 AAC)
7. Montreat (14-14 overall, 8-10 AAC)
8. Point (5-24 overall, 4-14 AAC)
9. Truett-McConnell (4-24 overall, 4-14 AAC)
10. St. Andrews (4-18 overall, 3-15 AAC)
The men's tournament page can be found by clicking here. For the tournament bracket, please click here.
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LONDON – Motorcyclist Yoshinari Matsushita was killed during qualifying at the Isle of Man TT, event organizers announced on Tuesday.
The 43-year-old Tyco Suzuki rider died after an incident late on Monday at Ballacrye on the north of the island, which lies in the Irish Sea between the British mainland and Ireland.
The qualifying session was promptly canceled, according to the race organizers, Auto Cycle Union Events Ltd (ACU).
Matsushita, who hailed from Saitama, had competed at the TT since 2009 and finished fifth in the TT Zero for electric bikes in 2011.
He also raced in the superstock and superbike classes.
"The ACU wishes to pass on their deepest sympathy to Yoshinari's family and friends," said a statement on the ACU website.
Gary Thompson, clerk of the course, said: "Yoshi was a really popular competitor, who had a large number of friends in the TT Races paddock.
"He was a genuine and friendly character who always had time for everyone. He will be sorely missed."
Tyco Suzuki's manager, Phil Neill, said the Northern Ireland-based team was "devastated" by Matsushita's death.
"We were very much looking forward to working with Yoshinari during TT2013 and pass on our deepest condolences to his family and fellow team members," Neill said.
The ACU said that an investigation into the incident had been opened.
The Isle of Man TT is renowned for being one of the most dangerous races in the sport. Matsushita is the 21st rider to die in the event since 2000.

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World, Please meet Jabrill Peppers who attends Paramus Catholic high school. The best part about this prep scrimmage is not the fact that he broke 9 tackles en route to this 30-yard touchdown run, but that according to Bleacher Report he is headed to Michigan to play cornerback. Yes, cornerback. At least he is learning what not to do on defense, I guess? Cheers, Next Impulse Sports Article found on: Next Impulse Sports
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(Telecompaper) Nokia returned to a net profit in the fourth quarter, helped by a gradual improvement in sales of its mobile phones and cost reductions. EPS came in at EUR 0.05, versus a loss of EUR 0.29 a year earlier, and adjusted operating profit rose 33 percent year-on-year to EUR 635 million. Sales were still down 20 percent to EUR 8.04 billion, but improved 11 percent compared to the third quarter. Its core Devices & Services division showed a similar picture, with revenues down 36 percent year-on-year but 8 percent higher sequentially at EUR 3.85 billion. Adjusted operating profit at the division plunged 82 percent from a year ago to EUR 52 million, and the margin fell to 1.3 percent from 4.9 percent, but this was better than the company's guidance of minus 6 percent, plus or minus four percentage points. For the seasonally weaker first quarter, Nokia forecast a margin of negative 2 percent, plus or minus four points. Nokia said it will not pay a dividend for 2012, in order to maintain a strong balance sheet. It finished 2012 with EUR 9.9 billion in cash.


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Before I start with the introductions, I would also like to acknowledge and thank John Scalia from the Federalist Society, because this is a great program. It was John's idea to put this program together. This is the first time that we have had these three agencies, the Labor Department, the National Labor Relations Board and the EEOC, all sitting down in this type of presentation. I think it's just super. So, it's a privilege to have that. Let me briefly introduce the speakers we're going to hear from today. You have detailed bios in your materials, and all of our speakers have bios that are multiple pages, so I won't go through that with you.


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FORT POLK, La. — New soldiers of the 101st Combat Aviation Brigade's Task Force Shadow are preparing for the unknown at the Joint Readiness Training Center here during the month of January.
Veteran soldiers have confidence in their abilities to operate and survive a deployment because they have done it before, while the new soldiers do not.
Soldiers like Pvt. Larry Corwin, native of Midland, Mich., who recently enlisted in the Army and has no deployment experience, leaving them unsure of their capabilities.
Corwin enlisted last year to become a UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter maintainer, and joined D Company, 6th Battalion, 101st CAB at Fort Campbell, Ky., where he is scheduled to deploy to Afghanistan with Task Force Shadow.
He has wanted to be a soldier since he was a boy, said Corwin who joined when he was 23.
"Our new soldiers want to know that they are trained for the mission they will see while deployed," said Lt. Col. Joel Aoki, 6th Battalion, 101st CAB commander. "This is a premier training venue to allow soldiers to conduct task force operations and put them in situations that allow them to operate outside their normal duties, solving problems and allowing them to succeed."
While the Army is careful to limit the time soldiers spend away from home due to frequent deployments, Task Force Shadow is taking advantage of this training opportunity for the benefit of every soldier.
"As a unit we are concerned with managing the amount of time we are away from home station, which limits our time in the field," said Aoki. "However, we focus on training based on our operational requirements."
Corwin had the opportunity to experience deployment style missions, preparing him and fellow untried soldiers for their upcoming deployment.
He was able to participate in downed aircraft recover missions, where helicopter maintainers venture into hostile territory in order to return sensitive items, equipment and aircraft back to safe ground.
Corwin enjoyed his experience at JRTC, where he was able to gain the confidence of his leaders and trust in himself to overcome any fears he had before, he said.
"I am really looking forward to this deployment," said Corwin. "I feel more prepared than before coming here."
He said he has always been fascinated with mechanics, working on cars and automobiles, which is why he chose to work on helicopters when he joined the Army. While Corwin works on helicopters on a daily basis, he has never had the opportunity to ride in one until now.
Corwin and other soldiers now have the mission knowledge and confidence to operate successfully down range after training at JRTC prior to their upcoming deployment to Afghanistan.
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In Lawrence, there are hundreds of squabbles every year over security deposits, rent payments and housing maintenance.
Two nail holes in a wall cost $50. The faucet leaks.
The carpet was ruined. The rent is late.
Like most towns, Lawrence is full of stories of evil landlords and destructive tenants. Stories abound about tenants doing thousands of dollars of damage, and landlords only steps above slumlords. Though many stories may be exaggerated or just isolated cases, there are hundreds of disputes a year over damages, repairs and who's responsible. Good communication can help smooth the difficulties, though, agencies say.
Tenants' troubles
Amber Henry, 22, a Kansas University business student, and her roommate rented a house on Homewood for the fall. Only a few months after moving in, she has moved out and gotten a lawyer.
``We looked at the house back in spring, and I'm sure there were some signs,'' she said. There were probably water spots on the ceiling, but she didn't notice. When they moved in, though, they realized the roof leaked -- everywhere.
``The more we looked, the more we could tell there was water damage on every single ceiling,'' she said. After several weeks, she said, someone was sent to fix the roof. While it was being repaired, a storm came through town, dousing much of the house.
Books, clothes and furniture were damaged.
``We had brown water on everything,'' she said. ``I got a lawyer and an inspector. We didn't have trouble getting out of the lease.''
But they haven't been paid any damages for their lost property.
``We're still arguing over it,'' she said. ``I've missed tons of class, I've missed work. At this point, I just want to get settled.''
The experience, she said, has taught her a lot about being wary, though.
``Talk to the landlord,'' she said. ``Ask them what they did between tenants. Don't move in before the things are fixed.''
Landlord problems
Rhonda Dahlquest with Morning Star Management runs 60 rentals.
``The majority of our tenants pay their rent on time,'' she said. ``Out of so many tenants, I usually have 10 I have to go after every month, so I consider myself lucky. But it is usually the same 10.''
Though the majority of the tenants pose no problems, she said, a few every year cause extensive damage to apartments -- much more than deposits can cover. Right now, she is taking three former tenants to court for $2,000 to $3,000 worth of damage to an apartment.
``We literally had to leave the place empty,'' she said. It needed new paint, new carpet and several walls repaired.
Though the company is very lenient about pets, she said they can damage a rental extensively.
``That's a big issue,'' she said. ``Male cats seem to be the worst, and puppies.''
When tenants move out, they leave apartments in a different state of habitability.
``Usually, they just leave behind things they don't want to take,'' she said. ``We've found all kinds of things.''
There are excessive nail holes in the walls, doors ripped off their hinges and dirty floors. They all have to be repaired.
Getting advice and help
Many people turn to legal help.
Legal Services for Students at Kansas University handles cases for 3,000 students a year. Fifteen to 20 percent of those are landlord-tenant disputes, director Jo Hardesty said.
``Daily I hear complaints about repairs,'' she said. ``Part of the problem is lack of communication.''
Housing and Credit Counseling Inc. in Lawrence and Topeka counsels both landlords and tenants in disputes.
``It's really the cheapest form of help and assistance they can get,'' Debra Christians said. ``We have things like security deposit issues and maintenance. ... People don't know what their rights are.''
Tenants, she said, have the right to safe, inhabitable buildings. Landlords need to maintain the building and its appliances. They should take into account normal wear and tear when assessing damages, and charge reasonable rates.
By the same token, tenants have to live up the terms of their lease.
``A lot of people ... don't really understand their responsibilities as a tenant,'' she said.
Many disputes can be settled through communication. HCCI offers mediation.
``You've got to talk to your landlord,'' she said. ``There's a lot of things that come into play.''
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I decided to change my own oil in my new 2006 sts v6, out of curiosity mostly, just to see where everything is. First I didn't know where the oil filter was because it's not obvious. Got the location from another thread in this forum. (It's on the drivers side on the side of the motor under the removeable cover. I didn't realize that the filter is an internal cartridge type rather than a canister type. I was amazed at how small the filter is. I went with Mobil 1 5w-30. I bought a 5 qt. container plus an additional 1 qt. at Wal-Mart (best prices there). I drained the oil, changed the filter and replaced the oil with 6 qts. just like the specs. say. To my amazement, when I checked the level after running the car, the dip stick showed about 1 qt. over the full mark!!! Here was the problem. First, when draining the oil, you have to let the it drain for a loooong time!! There is a lot of oil in this engine that stays in the upper portions and it doesn't drain into the oil pan very fast. It drains much faster if you let the engine warm up first. I thought I had drained all of it out since there was only a very small dribble left. Must have had about a qt. still remaining up in the bowels of the motor. So I had to drain about a qt. out to get to the max. level. The book says that the engine can be damaged if you exceed the maximum level.
Hope this helps all of you "Do-it-yourself" types aviod over-filling with oil.
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Sounds like you did good, BUT...never fill up to the full specified capacity right off the bat. Always remember to get close, then check it, and add more if need be. There's always some left inside, so you have to remember that.
For instance, our cars typically say 5 qts, so we go to a little over 4 to maybe 4.5, check it, start it, turn it off, and check it again--based on that one, we know whether to add anymore or not, and usually never have to because of the residual in there.
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Whenever changing oil on any car, you should always remove the oil filler cap to allow all the oil pressurized in the motor to drop to the pan,by not removing the cap you are allowing up to a quart to sit in the upper portion of the motorthat won't drain. the motor has to be vented to allow all the oil to drain. If the oil filter is located at the top of the motor like mercedes you should also open the oil filter housing as well.


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We spend approximately 4 hours driving to Sukhothai from Lampang!!! We visit one of Thailand's UNESCO World Heritage sites, Sukhothai Historical Park, which we explore by bicycle. The city of Sukhothai, translated as Dawn of Happiness, was the original capital of Thailand's first kingdom and is viewed as representative of the golden age of this civilisation. The Sukhothai ruins contain the remains of 21 historical sites with awe-inspiring Buddha images and four large ponds often filled with lotus flowers in full bloom.
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I am interested in discussing my options for bankruptcy over federal law school loans that I incurred over 20 years ago. I only practiced for a few years in the mid 90s and have a spotty work history. I have no desire or real aptitude for the practice of law and am aware that my prospects of every making it in that field are slim to none. I am currently working as a receptionist (for the past 14 months) and make about $43,000 per annum. I have borrowed money from my mother (who is 78) and have basically lived off her for years, so now I am supporting us both (she is on a limited/fixed income). My student loan debt is over $100,000. In the past I have defaulted but then cured that situation. In tax year 2010, I only made $5,000, so I was not required to pay on my loans but they will reassess this year and then I will have to make monthly payments. I am fearful that I cannot and never will be able to meet my obligations.
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Discharging student loans in bankruptcy is a long shot as it will require bringing an adversary proceeding. I would not do that without talking to a BK attorney with experience getting these loans discharged. Don't go to one of those BK mills.
Because your loans do appear to be in "good standing" at the moment (even if you have a hardship forebearance), I would make a diligent effort to first study the student loan website to determine what options do exist. For example, maybe you would be required to pay, like 10% of your income (hopefully, after taxes) for ten or fifteen years and then the rest of the loan is forgiven. It is my understanding that 25 years is the max payoff time for any student loan and you definitely would not pay off a 100k student loan within 25 years on an income of 43k a year after the interest assesstments, if you are only sending $4300 a year towards it.(If the percentage of income that you can be required to pay is net after required deductions from paychecks, then you would be paying even less.) It would take over 23 years to just pay down on the principal only with a $4300 a year repayment plan.
Bear in mind that you also have to include all debts when filing for BK.
Also, I am assuming that you already have some of those 25 years under your belt, so to speak. (It might pay to figure out just exactly how many years you can count.) Then weigh that option against filing BK, including the costs and the uncertainity of getting that discharge given the kind of debt involved.
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Essentially you cannot escape Federally insured student loans via bankrupcy , its a statury exception along with child support. It can be escaped in bankruptcy upon proof of compelling inability to pay--but I don't know how that plays out..I suspect by muddling along your fact pattern is not bad enough....
For what I think are political reasons to avoid addressing segments of college graduates which seem relectant to pay, the Feds sort of wipe the slate clean after about 20 years--and I think the president is lowering it to 15 years--but yours may not be dead long enough.
For all practical purposes if your life is quite "judgement proof" the lender simply will never get paid. And were I in your shoes I'd act to protect my mother ahead of some commercial lender.
The poster indicated that she is currently employed. She could be subject to a wage garnishment if she defaulted on her loans; i.e., they are no longer in good standing. Moreover, as I understand it, the lender does not need to go to court to get a judgment.
Right now she appears to have a forebearance, so she has "good standing", even though she is not paying. However, she is not going to be able to conceal that fact that she is working the next time the forfearance comes up for renewal. It looks like it has to be renewed annually and she probably won't continue to qualify.
It is much easier to arrange something while a student loan is in good standing then when it is not. If she defaults, she would have to make on time payments for a year for the full monthly amounts owed before her student loan would be considered rehabilitated. Once rehabbed, she then would be able to discuss other options, such as a possible hardship forgiveness of a certain amount, etc. Right now, she appears to have "good standing" so there is no loan to rehabilitate. It might be best in her situation to seize the opportunity to do something while she has good standing then default, suffer thru a wage garnishmennt and have to wait a year before being able to apply for other options.
I am not saying the poster should not explore the BK option, but it is difficult to get student loans discharged and not every BK attorney would or should handle it. Definitely not a DIY legal project, even for someone who went to law school. All that I am suggesting is that she gather info about all possible options and then make a decision about what might be the best approach rather than procrastinate and then discover that the best option for her situation is no longer avaiable because she defaulted.
thank you all for replying. i have found two attorneys willing to meet with me for a consult.
this student loan debt is nothing i am proud of. i was 20 years old when i signed for my loans and my father asked me to use a different address (i was still living at home during law school) and didn't want to co-sign. he also promised to pay them for me (law school was not my idea). i don't mean to come across as a scumbag who doesn't pay her bills and who has pretty much wasted her life, as my initial post might suggest.
but i would LOVE to be able to caution people who are considering taking out student loans to be more careful than i was. i really wasn't thinking about my future and unfortunately the past is making my present pretty miserable.
here's to us all being debt free one day!!
Were I in your shoes I would scramble to repay my own elderly mother before some legal reason arises which would inhibit same or allow folks to undo same.
You may never be able to shed the debt cloud created by your student loans --but you might be able to abate having Mom suffer as well.
I do not know there the precise legal lines in the sand may be or who is watching them --but under some fact patterns you may be able to repay debts to Mom with every penny you can muster but in other fact patterns if you favor her ahead of other creditors you might run afoul of fraudulent conversion laws.
If you were to teach in any Title 1 school that probably wipes out student debt 20% a year 100% in 5 years and a JD around me puts you on a top salary rung as its a Doctor of law --but I have no clue if the 20% wipe out applies to interest and penalty. ( I think even the lowest paid teacher at a charter school that operates under Title 1 can use this feature of the law --and this particular way to forgive debt is tax free w/o imputed income))
I had read an article entitled Student loans becoming a major contributing factor to bankruptcy. It says that the typical student loan debt of a university graduate has now topped $25,000. Not surprisingly, many bankruptcy attorneys have reported that student loans are turning into an ever more notable factor in bankruptcy filings.
I personally think private student loans should be "lender beware". Their protection from BK does not seem like good public policy.
Of course, the market for private student loans probably would be much tighter, if such loans could be discharged in bankruptcy. But, it might encourage young borrowers to make more rational decisions about educational costs as many lenders probably would not lend the thousands of dollars that some student loan debtors seem to have as principal only balances.


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"Ben has asked for a release from his National Letter of Intent," New Iowa Coach Fran McCaffery said. "He is still very much interested in the University of Iowa. Ben would like us, as a new coaching staff, to pursue and re-recruit him. I have had encouraging conversations with Ben and enjoyed meeting him and his family. We look forward to getting to know Ben more in the recruiting process."
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You're actually the typical height/weight for what "stock" suspensions are set up for. Theoretically, you could hop on any machine with very little tuning needed to have it set up for you. It'd basically be tuning for your particular feel.
As for actual size, go to the dealer and see what you like. See what feels good to you, from a perspective of being on the seat. You probably won't want to go out and get a brand new 450 4 stroke, since that's about as powerful as you can get right now, but if you don't plan on upgrading in a year or two, that might be your only option.
Otherwise, look around for a used cheapo 250, get some mileage on something you won't feel guilty about dumping all the time, then start looking bigger for next season.
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If I where to buy a mostly stock bike to learn on and putt around the trails with I'd look at:
Honda XR250 or XR400. They're heavy and slow compared to a modern 450 motocross 4-stroke, but don't require near as much maintainence, and they make tractor like power down low which is nice for cruising around the trails.
Kawasaki KDX200 or KDX220. Pretty popular 2-stroke trail bike that shouldn't be too much of a handful for a beginner.
And of course there are tons of less-than-fullsize bikes out there that are pretty nice for learning on, but once you figure everything out you'll probably want something a bit better anyway.
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First and foremost: protective gear.
Get a set of motorcycle boots before you set tire on trail - my boots have saved me from broken ankles and toes almost on a daily basis.
Buy a helmet that fits (means shopping in a store and paying a little more $$$) and a decent set of goggles.
Jeans and a light-colored long sleeve shirt will get you by for your first rides. When you do look at armor (since you're trail riding), I would suggest staying away from MX-style armor. You don't need "roost" protection, you need tree protection. Keep your eye open for sales on "661 Pressure suit" armor - that has saved my upper body almost as much as my boots have. I bang off of trees with my handguards (another good woods purchase) and the arm protection quite often - the bruises I save are worth the extra money.
And last, but not least, go with some people that know what they're doing and where they're going.
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Jacob Herman Fiesser (circa 1867-1944)
Greeting: I am Roberto Valerio John Costantino of Loudoun County, Virginia (born 1957). My mother was the late Ruth Louise Costantino (Fiesser) of Fairfax County, Virginia (1919 - 1996). She was the youngest of seven children born to Jacob Herman Fiesser (circa 1867-1944) and Anna A. Fiesser (Baumgartner) (1882-1956) his wife of North Bergen, Hudson County, New Jersey. The subject, Jacob Herman Fiesser, was my grandfather on my mother's side of the family. The accompanying photograph shows him with his oldest son, Edward George Fiesser, in one of his greenhouses, probably, in the late 1920's or early 1930's. Jacob Herman Fiesser died about thirteen years before I was born and about five years before my parents were even married. It is noted that I knew very little about him until recently.
My mother said that her father, Jacob, was born in Eppelheim, Germany, on January 20, 1867 or 1868. Eppelheim is now a city bordering Heidelberg in northern Baden-Wurttemberg. Both of Jacob's parents were also born in Germany according to the U.S. Census (1910; 1920). My mother said that her father had first migrated to England before permanently immigrating to the United States. Jacob H. Fiesser immigrated to the United States in either 1893 or 1894, according to the U.S. Census (1910; 1920).
My cousin, Robert Fiesser of Colorado, the late Jacob Herman Fiesser's grandson by H. Paul Fiesser and Natalie his wife, provided me with additional information and data about Jacob Herman Fiesser. He retains some letters of referral for Jacob left to him by his late father, which provides a timeline of a sort. Between May, 1882 and May, 1883, Jacob was employed by S. und J. Rinz, Frankfurt am Mainz (S. and J. Rinz, Frankfurt on the Mainz River); From October, 1884 to March, 1887, Jacob worked for "Hofgartenerei" in Baden", which might be an archaic term for a nursery. It is related that a hof garten is a court garden; In March, 1887, Jacob went to work for one Wilhelm Pfitzer in Stuttgart. It is noted that said Pfitzer founded a family firm in 1844 that exists to this day and which has been a major influence on the development of many flower types, especially Dahlias, Gladioli, and Canna; Next, between July, 1888 and October, 1888, Jacob was employed in Ammerndorf by one Grosse; Afterward, from October, 1888 to May, 1889, Jacob was employed by a certain F.W. Worth in Diemitz; Subsequently, Jacob came into a letter of recommendation written in English concerning that period of time between February 1893 and April, 1894 from one G. Lange in Hampton, likely, in England; Bearing date in September, 1897, Jacob came into a receipt for $ 90.00 rent paid to Gustave Koch for a "florist place" in West Hoboken, New Jersey. Lastly, Robert Fiesser is in possession of a letter to "lieber Jacob" in West Drayton, England, from one Eduard of Luneberg dated February, 1898. The root is lieb. As an adjective it is used as 'dear', as in the greeting 'meiner lieber Eduard' - the masculine form for my dear Eduard. As a verb it means love, as in 'Ich liebe dich' - I love you.
The surname Fiesser is scarcely found on both sides of the Atlantic. In Continental Europe the largest concentration of people with that name is found in smatterings of folk on and about Heidelberg on the Rhine Rift Valley, Germany, according to the International Genealogical Index. The christenings of diverse people with such a family name have been recorded in that locality including Eppelheim since the 18th Century. In North America the name Fiesser has been historically associated with varied christenings of folk belonging to the Lutheran Evangelical and Reformed faiths in Pennsylvania and Maryland since the 18th Century per the Index – North America. As of May 27, 2011, the U.S. Social Security Death Index includes only thirteen persons with the last name of Fiesser, exactly. They are listed by State where number was issued including eleven from New Jersey. The second earliest listing is for my deceased uncle, Edward George Fiesser (1902-1984) of North Bergen, N.J., son of Jacob Herman Fiesser and Anna his wife.
My mother said that Jacob H. Fiesser was married around the year 1900 in New York City, probably, to the former Anna (Annie) A. Baumgartner of New York, New York. Anna was born in New York City. Each of her parents had been born in Germany. Anna's father, Friederich Edward Baumgartner, was an ethnic German immigrant from Stettin. The city of Stettlin was a seaport in the Baltic Sea in the Province of East Prussia, within the Kingdom of Prussia, within the German Empire. The former Stettin is now called Szczecin, Poland. It is noted that following Nazi Germany's defeat in World War II in 1945, war torn East Prussia was divided at Joseph Stalin's insistence between the Soviet Union (the Kaliningrad Oblas), the People's Republic of Poland (Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship), and the Lithuanian, SSR (Klaipeda Region). Anna's mother, Mathilda Baumgarten (Haack) was an ethnic Danish German immigrant from Holstein. Holstein or presently Schleswig-Holstein is the northernmost of the sixteen states of Germany.
For a time Jacob H. Fiesser was quite generally known as "John", which would later give way to "Jake" (see obituary below). Jacob and Anna his wife were bilingual; German and English. It is apparent that his first language was German. It was written that Jacob H. Fiesser, "was considered quite a character" (see obituary below). While not gifted with a free vocabulary "Jake" would talk and he enjoyed associating with his fellows. On occasion he was ready and willing to sing "Old MacDonald," usually at the beef steak dinners that used to wind up the pre-holiday visits of the now defunct Pot Plant Growers Association (see obituary below).
Jacob and Anna his wife belonged to the Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod. It appears that they had lived for a time in Union City, New Jersey, as that was where their daughter Dorothy Fiesser was born around 1904 (see 01/4/1932, New York Passenger Lists, 1820-1957). The Fiesser family would ultimately make their home in North Bergen, Hudson County, New Jersey. They lived on a large lot(s) of land in a big dwelling house with greenhouses, outbuildings, and a retail store on then Hamilton Avenue in Ward 1. It is my understanding from my mother that North Bergen High School was later built over the site of their former place of domicile. Jacob and Anna were the parents of seven children counting by order of birth, Mildred; Edward George; Dorothy Hermana; Helen Frances; Anna Viola; Herman Paul, Ruth Louise. Mildred died before her first birthday. Otherwise, my mother told me her family vacationed on Lake George, New York. On at least one occasion they went swimming on Catskill Creek, Leeds, New York (see Dorothy Fiesser).
Jacob Herman Fiesser was a noted florist. He was the owner and operator of J.H. Fiesser & Son, Inc., a wholesale horticulture firm in Hudson County, New Jersey. At one time, Jacob controlled as many as thirty greenhouses that serviced retail florists in the New York metropolitan area. He is no doubt the same, "J.H. Fiesser, Vice-Pres., North Bergen, N.J.", who was listed in the The American Florist Company's directory of florists, nurserymen and seedsmen of the United States and Canada published in 1913. Also, the "J.H. Fiesser, North Bergen (Greenhouse)", who was on the List of Nurseries Certificated in 1915 in the Annual Report of the State Board of Agriculture, Volume 43, New Jersey. Moreover, there is reference to him, "J.H. Fiesser, North Bergen, N.J. (see Guttenberg)", in a 1919 publication called "Horticulture", which lists his home or place of business as being 711-41 Hamilton Avenue, North Bergen, N.J. Robert Fiesser who is Jacob's grandson by H. Paul Fiesser and Natalie his wife presently possesses Jacob Herman Fiesser's gavel from his term as the New York City Florist Club President. My mother said her father and her brothers, Eddie and Paul, had kept pet alligators in their commercial greenhouses.
The New York passenger Lists, 1820-1957, includes varied entries for individualisms and dates of birth more or less matching that of the said Jacob Herman Fiesser. A certain Jacob Fiesser, age 57, arrived in New York, N.Y., on the ship "Araguayo" from Bermuda dated April 27, 1925; That same year, Jacob Herman Fiesser, age 57, arrived in New York, N.Y., from Bremen, Germany, on the ship "Stuttgart" dated August 17, 1925; Afterward, a certain Jakob D. Fiesser, birth year about 1868, was recorded as an arrival in New York dated September 11, 1926, on the ship "Berlin" lately from Bremen, Germany; Later, dated February 21, 1927, one John H. Fiesser, birth year about 1868, arrived in New York on the ship "Colombo", which had previously departed from New York; Bearing date June 4 or June 28, 1928, Jacob H. Fiesser, birth year about 1868, was recorded as an incoming passenger from New York City on the ship "resolute" to Southampton, England, United Kingdom, and Cherbourg, Normandy, France; Jacob Fiesser, age 60, was recorded returning to New York, N.Y., from Hamburg, Germany, on the ship "New York" dated September 10, 1928; On February 7, 1929 one Herman Fiesser was recorded arriving in New York on the ship "Bermuda" from Hamilton, Bermuda; Also, Jacob H. Fiesser, birth year about 1868, was recorded arriving in New York, N.Y., on the ship "Dresden" from Cherbourg, France dated September 22, 1929; Later, Jacob Fiesser, age 62, returned to New York, N.Y., from Hamburg, Germany, on the ship "New York" dated September 20, 1930; Also, Jacob Fiesser, age 63, returned to New York, N.Y., from Hamburg, Germany, on the ship "Hamburg" dated September 4, 1931. In all the above instances he seemingly traveled alone or without anyone with the surname of Fiesser.
It appears that Jacob H. Fiesser absented himself from his household for considerable periods of time during my mother's formative years. Edward or Eddie Fiesser would managed things in his father's absence. Jacob and Anna's granddaughter through Helen Frances White (Fiesser), Sally Hoblitzell (White) of Massachusetts, told me on May 29, 2011, that Jacob and Anna were separated when she was a girl. Anna had lived in the big dwelling house with the children while Jacob stayed in an apartment next to their retail store on the same ground. She recalled that Jacob was partial to latest model cars. Robert Fiesser understands that his grandfather Jacob kept a mistress or serial mistresses.
My mother said the effects of the Great Depression slowly undid J.H. Fiesser & Son, Inc. including considerable real estate interests. On August 18, 1944 Jacob Herman Fiesser died in North Hudson Hospital from the effects of a stroke he suffered at home the day before. It was written that he had not been feeling well for around six months. My cousin, Robert Fiesser possesses two obituaries for Jacob from his late father H. Paul Fiesser (below). One of them appears to have been from the Union Dispatch while the other is presumably from The Record ("The Bergen Record"). Jacob Herman Fiesser deceased was buried in a family plot in Fairview Cemetery, Faiview, New Jersey. Jacob's widow, the said Anna or Annie, lived out her life in the big dwelling house at 1111 76th Street, North Bergen, New Jersey.
It was always my perception that my mother was ambivalent in her feelings toward her deceased father. She generally had very little whatsoever to say about him or her ancestors. It is further noted that Jacob's widow never so much as even mentioned her deceased husband in five surviving letters in my possession from Anna A. Fiesser (Baumgartner) to her daughter, Ruth Costantino (Fiesser), dated between 1954 and 1956. It is noted that in 1942 Edward G. Fiesser of North Bergen, N.J. was married to a certain Frances Palmer of Kiskatom, New York (see Catskill, N.Y., Examiner-Recorder newspaper dated January 7, 1943). It is apparent from the aforesaid letters that Eddie and Frances his wife looked after his widowed mother and took special care of her. Anna A. Fiesser died sometime in September, 1956. She was buried in the family plot in Fairview Cemetery.
As for other extended family members, Robert Fiesser indicated that there may have been a certain Eduard Fiesser, a brother, possibly. My late mother told me on more than one occasion that either Jacob's cousin or nephew was one Fritz Mellert of Germany. He was a point of pride in the Fiesser family. He had some kind of important association with the German ship "SS Europa" and worked for an important German shipping company called North German LLoyd Company (Norddeutscher Loyd). Robert Fiesser knows him as Friedrich Mellert of Bremen or Hamburg, captain of the ship "Europa". His wife was called Annelise. His brother, Guste Mellertl, lived in Mannheim. Robert remembers another story about family members in the Bremen area, probably on the Baumgartner side, at least one of whom worked on the ship "SS Bremen" as an officer, perhaps. Occasionally, when she docked in New York harbor, he would come to visit family members at the Jacob Herman Fiesser house. After World War II, some Fiesser family members would illegally ship seeds to some such relatives in Germany for sustenance. Nevertheless, such contacts vanished. At the time of her construction ending in 1929, the "Bremen", and her sister ship the "Europa" were the two most advances high speed turbine ocean liners of her day. Otherwise, Robert Fiesser indicated that there was one cousin called George J. Gabler of Mannheim-Friedrichsfeld. Also, a certain Mrs. Kothe Gund of Schwetzingen of Mannheim was Jacob's niece by his sister.
J.H. Feisser [sic] Noted Florist
Conducted Large Business in North Bergen
One of the most prominent flower growers in New Jersey and owner of probably the largest tract of heights land in North Bergen, Jacob H. Fiesser, 76, of 1111 76th st., of that township, died yesterday morning in North Hudson Hospital. Ailing 6 months although able to take care of his business, he was stricken Thursday at his home and removed to the hospital. His condition improved at night, but took a turn for the worse early yesterday. Masonic services and those of the Steuben Society will be conducted at 8 p.m. Monday at Schlemm Funeral Home, Union City. The funeral will be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday, with internment in the family plot at Fairview Cemetery. Mr. Fiesser is survived by his wife Mrs. Anna (nee Baumgartner) Fiesser, 2 sons, Edward and Pfc. H. Paul Fiesser, who is stationed at Camp Chafee, Ark., and who will stay be home for the funeral, 4 daughters, Mrs. Helen White, Mrs. Anne Speck and Misses Dorothy and Ruth Fiesser, and 2 grandchildren, Sally and Nancy White. A native of Germany, Mr. Fiesser came to the country 51 years ago, settling in the West Hoboken section of Union City. He opened a florist business, and 4 years later started growing his own flowers. In 1907 Mr. Fiesser purchased a large tract on Hamilton av., now 76th st. and 7 years later erected the home at 1111 76th st., where the family has lived since. His land fronts Hudson blvd. for a full block and extends westward on 76th st. 3 blocks. Another large plot is on the north side of 76th st. His greenhouses occupied approximately 76,000 square feet. While Mr. Fiesser devoted most of his time to growing flowers and plants for the wholesale trade, he also conducted a retail shop on the Boulevard near 75th st. He exhibited at many national and international flower shows, and had scores of prze winners. Mr. Fiesser was a past president of the New York Florist Club, a member of the Society of American Florists, the New Jersey Florists Assn., of North Hudson Kiwanas Club, Hexamer Unit, Steuben Society, of Doric Lodge, F. and A.M., of Union City, and a director of North Bergen Trust Company.
Prominent Florist (photographic portrait) Jacob H. Fiesser
Obituary on August 19, 1944 in the Hudson Dispatch, Union City, New Jersey
Widely known grower in the New York area, Jacob H. Fiesser died the morning of August 18, following a stroke. He had been transferred from his home to the local hospital after this seizure and there he recovered so surprisingly, that the evening before his death, some 24 hours after he was stricken, he was able to converse with his relatives quite rationally and it was assumed he would soon be up and around again. However, he passed away quietly the following morning.
(Photographic portrait)
The Late Jacob H. Fiesser as he was in 1928
Jacob H. Fiesser (illegible) was quite generally known as "John." But when he became president of the New York Florist Club in 1928, "John" gave way to "Jake." He was in his 77th year at the time of his death and was considered quite a character. He had his ups and downs, but he had an indomitable will that enabled him to surmount difficulties. Born in Heidelberg, Germany, he served his apprenticeships in various commercial establishments, after which, at the age of 22, he migrated to England where he spent three years with one or two of the leading Covent Garden growers. With this experience behind him, he came to the United States and secured employment at the great range of Ernest Amus, North Bergen, then recognized as one of the largest and best rose producing ranges in the United States. In 1897 he started in business on his own account, renting a small range in that neighborhood where he grew miscellaneous cut flowers for the New York market. In 1904 he began building his own range on the hillside jutting on Hamilton ave., North Bergen, and here he progressed steadily until he had a decidedly large area of glass, his major output being pot plants, although he at various times produced considerable quantities of cut flowers. He was one of the, if not the original, importers and introducers of the then new German varieties of Hydrangeas. While not gifted with a free vocabulary "Jake" would talk and he enjoyed associating with his fellows. On occasion he was ready and willing to sing "Old MacDonald," usually at the beef steak dinners that used to wind up the pre-holiday visits of the nw defunct Pot Plant Growers Association. He became a life member of the New York Florist Club in 1908 and as stated, served as its president in 1928. He rarely missed a meeting of the club and was present at the June meeting before the Summer recess. He also was a life member of the S.A.F., joining the organization in 1908. In his hometown, he had many active interests and he was a staunch supporter of the local lodges of the Steuben Society and the Freemasons. (missing section) past president of the New York Florists Club paying their respects to their departed friend included: A.M. Dauernheim, Mel Dauernheim, L.E. Dupuy, E.J. McCarthy, F.M. Richter, Roman J. Irwin and T.A. Weston, President Wm. A. Sperling and Sec'y C. Lowther were also present as were President Fred Covey and Sec'y Otto Roller of the New Jersey Florist Association together with a goodly number of members of both organizations. Following the religious part of the services, members of the local Steuben Society and Freemason Lodge, performed their customary exercises. Upward of 50 large floral pieces were banked in front of the auditorium, a blanket of roses covering the casket. Burial in Fairview Cemetery took place the following day . The deceased is survived by his widow, two sons, Edward G. and Herman P., the later now in the army, secured special leave to attend the services; and four daughters.
Obituary, probably from The Record ("The Bergen Record"), Bergen County, New Jersey, circa August 19, 1944
Jacob Herman Fiesser's Timeline
January 20, 1867
Eppelheim, Baden-Württemberg, Deutschland
Age 33
October 4, 1902
Age 35
Age 35
Age 40
Age 41
October 31, 1913
Age 46
North Bergen, NJ, USA
February 20, 1919
Age 52
North Bergen, Hudson County, NJ, USA
August 18, 1944
Age 77
Hudson County, New Jersey, USA


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