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I would like to be able to say that I chose Cain, but truth be told he chose me. I can still remember when my son brought him home that summer of 1999. He was the funniest looking little puppy, with pink, saggy skin and the most homely expression you've ever seen. We all laughed at this funny little guy, while my son made remarks about his eyes and the fact they were two different colors, one blue eye and one eye brown. Cain stayed with Justin for the first year and a half of his life until Justin went back to college in the fall. During Justin's first weeks at school, Cain went MIA, and I spent countless hours looking for him. For reasons I can't explain I felt a strong connection to Cain. After several weeks, everyone else was ready to give up when as a last ditch effort, I took out a large ad in the Greeley Tribune and a woman called to say she had Cain. It was shortly after that when Cain came to live with me.
Cain was the model dog. Being an American Bulldog, he was often the recipient of wary looks. About the worse thing Cain could do was to greet you with a great big bully smile and wipe his slimy slobber across your leg. Pretty scary stuff if you had clean pants on! He loved everyone he met and didn't care about the prejudices that surround the bully breeds. A lesson we can all learn from.
When Cain was around 6 years old, he started having complications with choking and swallowing. We made many trips to the vet but nothing ever proved conclusive. Eventually he started having aspiration pneumonia frequently and we were always on guard, taking x-rays and following up with antibiotics to keep it at bay. It was a preventive x-ray taken in April of 2008 that found a mass in Cain's lung and a trip to CSU Animal Cancer Center.
Cain had been to CSU a couple of years earlier with the throat issue and I was well aware of their excellent reputation. We initially met with Dr. Barbara Biller and I was overwhelmed with the diagnosis of a primary lung tumor, rare in dogs and difficult to treat. She was amazing as she gently walked us through all of the treatment options available to Cain all the while being truthful about the complexities of lung tumors. The decision to remove the portion of his lung with the tumor in it was made shortly after his initial consult in May of 2008. Cain's story and what we're doing to raise awareness for canine cancer continues from here, and I've written a blog about the ups and downs of my experience at www.wishcuit.com/cain.
The CSU Animal Cancer Center was a comfort to me during this experience. The staff and students always made me feel like Cain was their only patient, but a quick look at the waiting room let you know there were many others just like us. They always called Cain by name and tried to put him at ease and their compassion and support made such a difference during this time.
I lost Cain on November 12, 2009. On the last day of his life, we took a slow walk along a favorite trail in the sunshine. It was bittersweet and like all of our time together, a moment I'll cherish forever. He was my favorite teacher, teaching the most important subject of all…the meaning of a moment. We lived life to the fullest. He was my best friend, truly remarkable and my "one in a million dog." I will be forever grateful to the CSU Animal Cancer Center and the entire students and staff for the extra time I was given with Cain. He had much more to teach me in the extra time I was given and hopefully I'll make him proud with my efforts to educate others about canine cancer from wherever he is watching me now.
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Arts centre discovered under one of Rome's busiest roundabouts was built in 123 AD and could seat 900 people
Archeologists who have completed the excavation of a 900-seat arts centre under one of Rome's busiest roundabouts are calling it the most important Roman discovery in 80 years.
The centre, built by the emperor Hadrian in 123 AD, offered three massive halls where Roman nobles flocked to hear poetry, speeches and philosophy tracts while reclining on terraced marble seating.
With the dig now completed, the terracing and the hulking brick walls of the complex, as well as stretches of the elegant grey and yellow marble flooring are newly visible at bottom of an 18ft (5.5 metre) hole in Piazza Venezia, where policemen wearing white gloves direct chaotic traffic like orchestra conductors and where Mussolini harangued thousands of followers from his balcony.


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I turned 18. School is out. I'm signed up for the BMWCCA "Flat Out Classic" HPDE at Heartland Park Topeka this weekend. I'm in run group 3, intermediate. (I know people)
I've installed all the stuff that I was talking about earlier, plus my friend gave me some 525 front and 670 rear lb/in linear springs, so I got those on when I did my camber plates. Also did the GC rear weight jacks.
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Well, the weekend went well.
Intermediate run group ended up working perfectly. By the end of the day I was the fastest car in my group. I got signed off for Solo, so I did two runs w/o an instructor. It was nice to be able to drive alone, but I missed out on a little bit of instruction. I had to have a different instructor towards the end because my first one lost his voice. My first one was really good. We worked on line and using all of the track. My second one seemed less helpful because he was talking less, but he helped me find a better line through two turns. With him I started paying more attention to braking. The RE-11's are the obvious weak link when I'm braking, but that's not saying much. My pedal felt awesome and never got soft and my pads never gave up. I could replace my brake booster to make the pedal feel like a new car again, but whatever. By the end of the day I caught myself using the brakes to rotate the car into the turn and then the power to rotate the car out. I'm going back to the track on Wednesday, which is awesome because I have time to think and then I'll get to practice. We'll run from 12 noon till dark, so I should get ALOT of time in. I still need to make sure I'm using the whole track, and paying attention to by brake and turn-in points.
My cars limits are obviously crazy high, and I have a new found respect for the car... and the linear springs. When I was going 8/10ths the car was covering up any mistakes and I felt like I could nearly take any line. In my last few sessions I was going more like 9/10ths which was just perfect. I had to break hard but I wasn't on them for a long time, and I was carrying the proper amount of speed through the faster turns. The amount of power is just absolutely perfect. I imagined I might have too much power and I wouldn't be able to put it all down, but that wasn't a problem. The car started rotating more when the tires got real hot though. Its really set up pretty well, I don't think I'll change it at all. I didn't bring my toe in to -3.5, I was running my street setup of -2.3 @ zero toe, so they wore a little more on the outside. I might bring the camber in for Wednesday. My tire pressures were good, if a little high. Around 40 hot. I might bring it down to 38ish, but I wasn't worried about it, I just checked once to make sure everything was OK.
EDIT: Oh yeah. I mentioned I was the fastest in my group, which consisted of a old 911 race car on r-comps, a ZO6 on r-comps, and a 911 Turbo, among other slow momentum cars. The Turbo was insanely fast in the straights, but he could never catch me in the corners
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Update this thread? SURE! Why not...
so this year. Updated the car a bit, see my sig/build thread. Car is becoming more of a racecar... that I still drive on the street. In short, its got all new brakes, pretty much new everything in the front end (minus the rack). Got MCS 2-way remotes. hell yeah. stupid high limits now. because racecar?
Went to Hallet for a bmwcca DE and had alot of fun. Went to Heartland Park for a NASA DE and learned a thing or two... I think I went to some open track days at HPT too. Starting to work on my NASA comp license. Might get into TT's someday with my friends. I didnt know spec miata did a "teen" (13-21) race, but that could be, uh, fun.
My driving improved markedly this year. From here on I need to work on pulling everything together, and read some more. I can heel-toe like a boss, which is something I couldn't do last year. Slowly dipping my toes (hehe) into trailbraking and rotating the car with the brake pedal and such. I have an AiM Solo DL that I'm starting to use more and more.
I'm getting involved with the Formula-SAE team at The University of Kansas. In short, they build a little formula car every year and go compete in many different competitions, one of which is like autocross basically. The car is like a one third scale formula car... with 1/10th the power. But they're very excited to have a new driver coming in, so to prepare I'll be doing alot of driving... for the sake of the team, of course . I have to practice auto crosses, which is meh, but I also have the Circuit of the Americas, High Plains Raceway, Hallet, and (of course) Heartland Park on my schedule for the summer.
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The wait is over — the delayed Season 4 of AMC's praised drama Breaking Bad will premiere on Sunday, July 17. The cable network took a longer-than-usual break between Season 3 of the show, which launched in March of last year, and Season 4, rendering the series ineligible for this year's Emmy Awards. Star Bryan Cranston won an Emmy for each of the first three seasons, joined last year by co-star Aaron Paul, who won for supporting actor in a drama series. Here is a new Breaking Bad trailer released today.
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LOVE this show, but this trailer makes it look VERY ordinary. i hope it's just the trailer and not them dumming it down "for the masses" because of popularity.
Everything in this trailer seems to be cut from previous seasons. I didn't recognize any new footage in there. I wouldn't worry about them dumbing it down at all.
The best show on television. (until I see more of Game of Thrones, at least).
That trailer had no new content, those were all clips from the previous seasons.
Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul do really fantastic work on this show. Good luck on season 4.
I completely agree with previous poster – but I think if you look closer, all of the clips in this trailer are from previous episodes. I don't believe we saw anything "new". To TRULY be considered a "teaser" or "trailer" for the new season – I wish they had included shots/dialogue of things to come.
Could not be more excited for the best-written and best-acted show on television to return.
I'm pretty certain the trailer is 100% comprised of clips from prior seasons. No way that Vince Gilligan is letting anything slip.
Uh, well, that trailer had absolutely no new footage in it.
At first glance, the trailer doesn't seem to have any new material.. its basically a recap of previous seasons. Shame.
Its a trailer filled with nothing but old footage. I think only certain audio clips are new, but the footage is all old.
since i never read what anybody says on this site also, ill be the 7th person to chime in that there are no original sequences in the above clip
bad trailer.
Hey, can anybody tell me if there's any new footage in the trailer or not?
Can't wait!!
Can't wait for Breaking Bad, it's been too long a hiatus over 15 months. Obviously, they can't show any new footage because that would give too much away. Walter was being held at gun point in the finale. Jesse was shooting someone point blank in the head, a henchman was on his way to the scene.
Can't wait. It has been too long since the incredible finish to season 3, I must know what happens.
Best show on TV, hands down.
For this show, a lame trailer. Doesn't come close to the treatment of the show itself but would fit right in next to a spot for any other network show – which might be exactly what the producers wanted – mass appeal.


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So, in the wake of the Cardboard Children articles here on RPS we keep getting people expressing an interest in these kinds of things, usually accompanied by bemoaning the lack of like-minded nerds in our respective local areas.
But it's a small world out there as some of us have found lately, particularly for those of us living in major cities. So here's a thread for those of us either already into these games, or those of us who are interested but have never been able to partake for one reason or another. Us RPS'ers are generally friendly enough sorts, so the possibility of being murdered by a fellow gamer is probably minimal (unless you spill a drink on their gaming table, but hey that's understandable).
So RPS board gamers, where are you?
I'll kick things off. I live in northeast London (Walthamstow) and am one of the 'interested but never really tried' category. I don't know a single person into this kind of thing and though I have spare cash, don't have the space for it. I'm currently off on summer break from uni until about October, loads of spare time until then, after that my timetable will probably still have gaps.
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It's true the holidays are easily the greatest time of year, but it can also be the most exhausting. After so much preparation, it sort of feels like we want to nap for weeks. It also doesn't help that we ate our weight in ham and stuffing and chocolate, so we're currently nursing a major food hangover. But it's time to rally, people! We can't forget one of the greatest parties is coming up in just a few short days-- New Year's Eve.
Yes, it's true we're borderline obsessed with dressing up our dogs (and any other animal for that matter), from the hilarious for Halloween to festive garb for Christmastime. But can you blame us? Pets are, like, 10,000 times cuter when clothing is involved.
While we're usually to blame for starting up said shenanigans, recently we've seen something strange happening-- animals are beginning to get in on the action all by themselves (or so we say). The latest ones to do this? Dapper dogs.
One of the reasons we love the holidays so much is that there are tons of ways we can celebrate. Ugly Christmas sweater parties probably rank at the top of our favorites, just because wearing the ugliest cardigan ever in the name of holiday spirit is strangely fun. So what ranks towards the bottom of our favorites list? Office parties.
Ladies and gentleman, we're back at it again -- it's another round of dogs in holiday costumes. This time, however, there's a huge difference-- we're not responsible in the least bit! See, these dogs did it all to themselves.
No matter what the holiday, we always love getting extra festive. It's not like we need an excuse to wear awful Christmas sweaters or take part in a harmless snowman prank, but doing that stuff during the season makes us look a little less crazy. The season also provides the perfect excuse to go way overboard in the decorating department.
With all the time we spend on Pinterest, it's no wonder we've come across so much quirky and awesome stuff. Half our holiday gift and decorating ideas come from the site alone! Want to check out Disney/Star Wars mash-up art or a cheeseburger dress? They've got you covered. Not surprisingly, the site also has a whole slew of questionable holiday products you can pin and repin, like a pickle ornament or a creepy spandex reindeer costume.
With Christmas only a few short weeks away, our holiday excitement seems to build every single day. Honestly, how can you not be totally stoked over the idea of presents and Santa and tons of hot chocolate with marshmallows? It's impossible. That's why we love to express this crazy anticipation in our favorite way-- through festive clothing. We're huge fans of giving our cat's reindeer antlers and making our pups wear Santa hats, but what does that mean for us?
Aside from being ridiculously adorable, our pets offer up some pretty funny entertainment. For starters, they casually hang out for photo shoots and sneeze to the beat of Dubstep. Basically, if there's a cute behavior to be documented, you can be sure we're on it!
Few things brighten our day more than puppies. They're troopers when it comes to adorably tortuous makeovers, after all. OK, so they might not be superfans of unfortunate haircuts or miniature shoes. But we've discovered something dogs really enjoy-- celebrating their birthdays. What's not to love about party hats and cupcakes made out of dog food and blowing out candles and noisemakers?! Our point exactly.
Halloween is the best holiday around, hands down. Why? We get boatloads of candy for free, we can dress up as Alana "Honey Boo Boo" Thompson and no one will bat an eyelash. Is there anything more magical than parading around in ridiculous garb and entering sugar coma after sugar coma? No way!
There are two things we know for sure about puppies: they're unpredictably hilarious and sometimes have adorably strange antics. Remember our favorite dogs going to town on peanut butter? That's the kind of silly stuff we love.
Well canine fans of all ages, we've discovered dogs have yet another highly underrated quirk, and it comes in the form of shoes.
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Should we add Human as an immigrated species seeing as though Shara Bey and Kes Dameron began to live on Yavin 4 and raised their son, Poe there? --Kyle03 (talk) 11:10, January 3, 2016 (UTC)
Naga Sadow Edit
Should this article contain anything about Naga Sadow going into permanent exile here? http://www.swtor.com/holonet/galactic-history 18.104.22.168 17:14, January 15, 2016 (UTC)
- That belongs on the Legends page. Overlordjeff (talk) 17:38, January 15, 2016 (UTC)


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OS Choice
1 Performance advantages benefit everyone, although those (of us) at the
bottom of the CPU scale most. If we still see m0n0wall as serving the
"fanless/no moving parts" market, then care should be taken not to trade
performance for other benefits.
Example: We have a soekris 4800 handling a 1.5M Wan link with several IPSEC
tunnels, and several segmented internal networks. It is trivial to pegs the
CPU moving files between those networks--it is just barely adequate, because
we don't traffic much between these networks.
2 Underlying stability is key, and offered by all of the BSDs.
3. Feature availability will probably rank #2. Free has edge here for latest
version availability, then Open, with Net trailing some. But most will be
available on all three.
* Since most all of the OpenBSD components desired are available ported on
other BSDs with better performance, consider seriously those other options
over Open.
* FreeBSD definitely holds major advantages, from peripheral support, to
developer familiarity, to large available featureset.
* Dragonfly is probably ideal, and probably too immature
* NetBSD has decent system performance, the very best network performance,
and portability strengths, plus claimed "good design". Lacks a good module
system. M0n0wall could be a significant contributor to this BSDs ongoing
efforts, and the developers might reciprocate with support.
Survey uses and limitations
A survey of current users will be helpful, for sure, but it
*Does not necessarily represent true breakdown of users (silent majority?
set-and-forget crowd?)
*The m0n0wall project itself may espouse values that are different, maybe
radically so, from the users who run it, and ultimately it is to those
values that the project must maintain alliegance.
*Excellent for driving feature sets, but maybe not for driving core market
First and foremost:
The m0n0wall project should settle on clear values and goals for what it
should do. Once those are made solid, we have a rationale for existence, a
basis upon which to make decisions, a standard against which to compare each
option (OS, core language, GUI subsystem, &c.), and a rock to stand on in
the hurricane (getting carried away now....)


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HELD in a hostel for migrant workers, Palestinians who have fled Syria's civil war pass their days exchanging pictures on their mobile phones of the corpses of relations who failed to get out. "They are here till the war ends," says a sympathetic Jordanian policeman, who mans a checkpoint near the hostel to bar their way out.Close relations in Amman need permits to visit their camp in the midst of a barren free-trade zone rather hopefully named Cyber City, near Jordan's border with Syria. Families cram into small rooms, with grey UN blankets for doors. Each inmate lives on coupons worth $30 a month that they can spend at a lone camp stall. Unlike the Syrians who stream into Jordan each night in their hundreds, no one formally recognises the Palestinians as asylum seekers. The UN shunts responsibility from one agency to the next. Yet the Palestinians who are let into Jordan are relatively lucky. The UN says three-quarters of the 500,000 Palestinian refugees who have been living in Syria have been harmed in the uprising. More than 600 of them are thought to have been...
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Earlier today, Facebook announced a new advanced search engine for users called Graph Search. The engine allows users to search content friends and others have shared in rather interesting ways.
For example, a phrase like "Friends who live in Los Angeles under 30" would produce a list of all your friends who currently live in Los Angeles and are under 30 years old. While Graph Search was built by Facebook, sometimes results from the web need to be pulled in to help add context to results. Facebook was planning on working with Google, but that plan fell apart over privacy concerns.


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Is there now room for a third team in Sydney? Yes.
To understand, and appreciate, what you've got, you need to know where you've come from. Western Sydney Wanderers are living, breathing proof that we've come a long way.
For those with long enough memories, Parramatta Stadium was once a mausoleum for football's hopes and ambitions in the west. First Sydney United were forced to move there from Edensor Park, then along came Parramatta Power. The common denominators were empty seats and a funereal atmosphere. Believe it or not, as the lights were going out on the Power, the entire eastern grandstand was closed to the public. The only occupants used to be two cameramen and a couple of commentators.
I was one of those callers. We had to shoot into the western grandstand, because that's where the ''crowds'' were forced to go. A classic case of right place, wrong time. Sums up the NSL era, really. Well, haven't times changed?
Sitting amongst the throng which jam-packed Parramatta for the elimination final, marvelling in the passion, excitement and tribalism of the big occasion, you couldn't help but make the comparison. The football community in this country has had to learn the hard way to take nothing for granted, but it's difficult, if not impossible, to imagine the Wanderers failing from here. The west has finally been won.
So what's next? Standing still in professional sport is not an option. It's even less of an option in Sydney, where there are now 20 professional teams across a broad spectrum of sports. Football has a strategic advantage – its enormous participation base. What Sydney FC (partly through the acquisition of Alessandro del Piero) and the Wanderers have shown is that the A-League is now getting it right at the pointy end.
That both Sunday newspapers led their sections with Saturday night's match at Parramatta suggests a fundamental shift has occurred. The business of football, in Sydney, has never been in better shape. Which makes this the right time to be bold.
Expansion of the A-League is an absolute necessity. It's simply a question of when and where. The push is on from head office to explore the potential of a second Brisbane team based in the Ipswich-Logan corridor. Fair enough. Elsewhere, the usual culprits – North Queensland, Canberra, Auckland and Wollongong – are being canvassed without the FFA imprimatur.
What doesn't get much airplay is a third Sydney team, even though this was always an option if the Australian Premier League model had been used to set up the A-League, rather than John O'Neill's ''one city, one team'' approach. It's time to reopen the discussion.
Some time before the next broadcast deal is due in 2017, the A-League needs to be a 12-team competition rather than a 10-team one. In principle at the very least. It's a prospect which has already dawned on potential investors in a third Sydney team, some of whom have a history in the game.
Behind the scenes, moves are already being made. The critical question, of course, is where. If you accept that the Wanderers own the west and Sydney FC own the north and east, that leaves the south, and perhaps south-west. For me, the corridor from Sutherland to Macarthur is ripe for the picking. The stadiums already exist at Campbelltown and Woolooware. There are almost 30,000 registered players in the region. Far enough away from both Sydney FC and Western Sydney Wanderers, this is where a third Sydney team has the most potential.
In grand final week, all the attention will be on Sydney's dominant team, and rightly so. What Lyall Gorman and his management have achieved in just two years has been phenomenal. What the Wanderers have also done is show the way. Football doesn't need to reinvent itself to succeed, it simply needs to tap in to what is already there.
There is room for a third Sydney team, no doubt. There are people determined to make it happen, no doubt. If the stars align, the Wanderers won't be Sydney's newest team within three or four years. Things are going to get interesting, which is exactly what we need. Stay tuned.


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Alabama won the team title with 88 points followed by Ole Miss in second-place, Tennessee third, Georgia was fourth and Western Kentucky was fifth. UT's Brittany Sheffey was the overall winner with a time of 17:11.71.
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Brown might be short of popular support but he does not want for self-regard.
Hannah Seligson examines the ways our love lives are coming to reflect our record-high levels of self-regard.
If they are tainted by any self-regard, then they are not charitable deeds at all.
He was free from self-regard, and had the devotion of all who served with him.
There is a remarkable passage in the old "Theologia Germanica," which hits, I think, the very point in this matter of self-regard.
But we do not stop to argue out matters when our own self-regard is in question.
self-regard, that is, is essential, and sympathy supposes its existence.
There is a measure of self-regard which is 10 right, wherein the individual self is identified with the universal self.
His object is to make gain for himself, and his spirit is therefore a spirit of self-regard.
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There are no signs that oil is leaking from the busted well in the Gulf of Mexico as the integrity test continues to go as planned and pressure slowly rises, a BP official told reporters Friday.
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The well's pressure level was up to 6,700 psi (pounds per square inch) inside the well's capping stack and is rising at about 2 psi an hour, Wells said.
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"It has been a very steady build as would be predicted," Wells said during a morning technical update.
If the level did not reach above 6,000 psi that would mean there was no integrity. Around 8,000 psi would mean full integrity and that no oil was being forced out through a leak, Wells said.
BP is also taking steps to resume the drilling of a relief well, which is seen as the best hope for a final solution to plugging the well, Wells said.
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FULTON-L ArchivesArchiver > FULTON > 1998-09 > 0905091455
From: "Roberta (Fulton) Hirth" <>
Subject: Andrew FULTON, founder of Brass/Bell Foundry in Pittsburgh,PA 1832
Date: Sun, 06 Sep 1998 10:17:35 -0400
Dear Barbara Schmitt,
You said you were researching the owner of the Fulton Bell Foundry
in Pittsburgh, PA. Although I am not related to that branch
of the Fultons, I am enclosing some information that may be
of assistance to your research. Andrew FULTON married Jane MAGEE.
He established the bell and brass foundry business in Pittsburg in 1832
and is descended from the John FULTON who was born in Scotland ca.
1713, emigrated to America ca. 1753, and settled in Nottingham
Township, Chester Co, PA ca 1762. This data was taken from page
29 of the book entitled the "Genealogy of the Fulton Family" by
Hugh R. Fulton, 1900. Details regarding the book are enclosed below.
I am interested in how you are related to this group of Fultons.
Could you please tell me how you descend from this line and
any migration patterns of the Fultons that you are aware of.
You may be interested in joining our Fulton discussion group
that has about 148 Fulton researchers. I will send you directions
about the list in a separate note.
You can search the archives of the FULTON discussion list that is
provided by ROOTSWEB. The online menu-driven interface
to search the archives of the discussion lists can be reached at:
Looking forward to hearing more about your connection to this family.
Roberta R. (Fulton) Hirth
Harriman, New York 10926
Fulton web page at:
Genealogy of the Fulton Family Being Descendants of John
Fulton Born in Scotland 1713, Emigrated to America in
1753, Settled in Nottingham Township, Chester County, Penna, 1762,
with a records of the known descendants of Hugh Ramsey Fulton, of
Nottingham, and Joseph Miller, of Lancaster County, PA,
Compiled and Edited by Hugh R. Fulton, The New Era Printing
Company, Lancaster, PA, 1900.
This book is available as a reprint from the bookstore,
The Higginson Book Company, which has their catalog online.
The address is:
Look at Surname Books Index A to Z, and select F (for FULTON).
Higginson Book Company
148 Washington St.
P. O. Box 778
Salem, MA 01970
Tel: 508-745-7170
LINE: 1753 MD-PA: John Fulton
FROM: Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland
TO: Newcastle, Delaware or Baltimore, MD > 1762 ? Oxford, Nottingham
Township,Chester Co., PA.
DESCRIPTION: John Fulton was a fuller by trade. He was
also an elder in the the Oxford Associate Presbyterian
Church which in 1753 requested ministers from the
Synod Edinburgh. Rev. Alexander Gellatley and Andrew
Arnot arrived at the end of the year in 1753. The Rev.
Arnot returned to Scotland after two years.
1796 Desc Mary Fultons husband Rev. Jas. Proudfit
in Salem, NY mentioned in will (p.53)
1800 Desc. of Elizabeth Fulton and husband James Hutchinson
moved to Belmont Co. Ohio, approx 7 miles from Wheeling
and to New Athens, Ohio. (FFL 87-63)
1782 York Co. PA > Troy, NY where Susanna (Fulton) Clarkson died (p. 79)
1832 Desc Andrew Fulton later founded a bell and brass foundry (p. 29)
1800-1850s John Fulton dies bachelor in Petersburg, VA
1842 John Fulton Clarkson, Troy, NY (p. 30)
1850 abt Elizabeth Esther (Fulton) Winans resides in Manchester, KS (p.
1850s St Louis, MO (p. 35)
1868 White Bear, MN (p. 34)
Descendants lived in MD, PA, NY, OH, MO, CO.
Related families include Clarkson, Crary, Crawford,
Hutchison, Kerr, Proudfit, Ramsey,
Thompson, Watt, Wilson, Watson, Winans.
1John FULTON b:1713 in Lanarkshire, Scotland d: 20 March 1796 in ?
Chester Co.,PA
+Eleanore b: in ? Scotland m: in Scotland
.......2 Mary FULTON b: 1745 in Lanarkshire,Scotland; m. Rev. James
PROUDFIT, Salem, NY
.......2 Elizabeth FULTON b: 1748 in Lanarkshire,Scotland; m.
James HUTCHISON 1767, d. 12 June 1812.
.......2 James FULTON b:2 Feb. 1751 in Lanarkshire,Scotland;
d. 15 Feb 1833, aged 83 years;. Margaret MILLER 25 Nov 1781.
.......2 John FULTON
+ Margaret DICKEY (1st wife of John FULTON)
3 Mary FULTON, m. ECKLES, Steubenville, OH
3 Elizabeth FULTON, m. David LAFEVRE
3 John FULTON, deceased.
+ Esther COOPER (2nd wife of John FULTON)
3 Thomas FULTON, m. Margaret BAIRD
3 James C. FULTON, m Eliza Jane MORROW, d 1865
3 Andrew FULTON (ex-mayor's grandfather), m. Jane MAGEE.
He established the bell and brass foundry business in
Pittsburg in 1832.
4 John C FULTON b 1826, deceased by 1900
4 Samuel Magee FULTON b 1829, m. Agnes SMITH, d by 1900
4 Jane Magee FULTON b 1830,m. Dr Samuel DILWORTH,d by 1900
4 Christopher Magee FULTON b 1832, d by 1900
4 Francis McAllister FULTON
4 Henrietta FULTON
4 Margaret Magee FULTON b 1834 in Pittsburg, m
Thomas C. FULTON (a cousin) in 1868, resides in
White Bear Lake, Minn.
4 Andrew Magee FULTON, JR. m. Marie SMITH
4 Eliza Magee FULTON
3 Jemima FULTON
3 Jefferson C. FULTON, m. Eliza McCARTNEY
3 George Washington FULTON, b Aug 1802 in Chester Co, PA
d Nov 1864,m. Harriet BLANCHARD of Worcester, Mass,
second marriage Mary Ann KENNEDY. Trade a steamboat
engineer on Ohio and Mississippi Rivers.
3 Eleanor Richmond FULTON, m. William BRICE
3 Matthew Wilson FULTON
.......2 Jane FULTON d 19 Jan 1797, m. Mathew WILSON 27 Aug 1792.
.......2 Susan FULTON b 1760, d. at Troy NY, m. Rev. James CLARKSON,
York County.
SOURCE: Genealogy of the Fulton Family being Descendants of John Fulton
Born in Scotland 1713, by Hugh Ramsey. Fulton, Lancaster PA. 1900.
p1-10. LDS Salt Lake City US/CAN Film area 0982495 item 2 (indexed),
and Higginson Publishing Co.
SOURCE: The Fulton Family Letter by Robert D. Fulton,
(86:48, 60, 65, 80, 87:62-3, 89:43-46, 89:668-70,
Since this book has been filmed by the LDS, the microfilm should be
available for loan at the local LDS library. Although I have
seen copies of this book at other research libraries such as
the NY State Library at Albany, the copies were too fragile,
so photocopies of the pages were not allowed.
p.2-3 I take it as being most probable that John Fulton and
family came from Lanarkshire in Scotland and set sail from
the seaport town of Glasgow... Tradition has it that the little
family landed at New Castle, Delaware, or Balitmore, for James
wrote that he had lived in Maryland for seven years, where his son
John was born in 1755. Then in 1762 he moved to Chester County,
PA., where he had resided ever since.
In 1772 he purchased a tract of 260 acres of land
from John Hawthorn for five and fifty pounds, or about $275.00.
This land lay on the Big Elk Creek and the Oxford and New London
Road, and included what are now the properties of Job Pugh,
Peter Caldwell, or the old Charles McDonald farm, and the Henry
Way place.
On page 3 it mentions that Johns will was dated February 6 1796, and
proven at West Chester, March 24, 1796. On page 6 it indicates that
the will mentions Johns daughter Jane Wilson, wife of Matthew Wilson,
of East Nottingham." On page 23-26 a copy of the will is printed.
At the end of the book, the author includes several letters written
in the late 1800s to members of other Fulton branches not related
to his line, such as a Canadian branch of Fultons; the Centre Co, PA
Fultons; the Midway settlement near Dorchester, Liberty Co,
GA. Fultons; the Nova Scotia Fultons; the Abraham Fulton and
Margaret Guthry from Articlave, Londonderry Co, Ireland and
Westmoreland Co.PA Fultons; and the Nebraska Fultons. Obviously
the author, Hugh Ramsey Fulton, enjoyed his genealogical research
and corresponded widely with Fultons in the late 1800s - and he
published his findings.
This thread:
|Andrew FULTON, founder of Brass/Bell Foundry in Pittsburgh,PA 1832 by "Roberta (Fulton) Hirth" <>


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RE: st: Stata resources for newbie
Tue, 28 May 2013 08:26:25 +0000
Just to add to this through my personal experience.
Nick is right.
Documentation is a very well place to begin with.
It gives you good basic understanding of the Stata.
It should be used as the first step to answer your question. If further explanation is needed with examples then there are several websites that provide more hands on explanations e.g. UCLA and Princeton websites.
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Sent: 28 May 2013 09:03
To: email@example.com
Subject: Re: st: Stata resources for newbie
On Tue, May 28, 2013 at 9:23 AM, Home <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote:
> Hi, sorry to be a pain but I didn't really understand this from Nick:
> "Should have been when the richest resource on the language is bundled within Stata."
The exact quote is:
"Numerous users seem to determined to slow themselves down by Googling everything when the richest resource is bundled on the language within Stata."
He means: when you want to know something about Stata ask Stata and not some other source. The pdf documentation is now included with Stata, and a good place to start is the Users' Guide. Just click on help and go to the pdf Documentation.
-- Maarten
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This Sunday night sees the Cage Warriors Fighting Championship return to London with another stacked card which features twelve exciting professional Mixed Martial Arts bouts.
Following the success of their last event the CWFC team are once again streaming this event for FREE, live on CageWarriors.com so fans around the world can soak up the atmosphere inside the famous and historic HMV Forum.
Topping the bill on Easter Sunday is a Scotland vs. England clash between two top UK middleweights as Allan "No" Love (7-2-0) of the famous Dinky Ninja Fight Team travels down from Scotland to take on the Essex based Team Tsunami fighter Jack "The Stone" Mason (14-7-0). Both men are known for being well rounded fighters and are coming off quick wins in local shows and will be looking to gain another win as they aim to climb the ladder in a highly competitive Middleweight scene.
Supporting the main event is a Women's Super-Flyweight bout which sees the return of the former Bellator veteran Aisling "Ais The Bash" Daly (10-1-0) to Cage Warriors. As the world number five ranked female 125lbs fighter takes on the imposing German Sheila "Bulldog" Gaff (8-4-1). Gaff who has previously fought as heavy as 145lbs, makes her UK debut and will look to build on her stunning eight second KO win over the previously unbeaten Hanna Sillen in February. Whilst Daly also looks for her second straight win after defeating the experienced American Molly Helsel at CWFC 39 last November.
Whilst also in action is the former CWFC Welterweight Title challenger John Quinn (8-1-0) as he makes his return to the cage after an eleven month absence following his lost to current Champion and now UFC star Pascal "Panzer" Krauss at CWFC 37 in Birmingham last May. Quinn travels south to face the unbeaten UWC British Welterweight Champion Warren Kee (7-0-0) from Milton Keynes, who like the Scotsman has won all of his pro bouts inside the distance.
Another hostly contested battle at Cage Warriors 41 will see an eagerly awaited Lightweight clash between the brash North West fighter Ian "The Whirlwind" Entwistle (3-0-0) and the Essex based grappler Brad Wheeler (5-4-0). This promises to be an explosive contest between two fighters who have been engaged in a war of words over the internet ever since this bout was first announced.
This event also sees a rare Light-Heavyweight contest take place inside the CWFC cage, as the OMMAC British Champion and top 10 UK ranked Linton Vassell (6-3-1) takes on the tricky Danish fighter Simon Carlsen (4-2-0). Whilst rounding the main card is an intriguing clash between the undefeated British based Iranian Wrestler Ali Arish (11-0-0-1nc) and the Team Hellboy prospect Jack Hermansson (4-0-0).
The card also features a full undercard which sees the likes of Ashleigh Grimshaw, Adam Edwards, Dave Hill and Dean Reilly all in action as the CWFC once again pushes up-and-coming European talent to a worldwide audience on April 24th.
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It may be the silly season but networks can't afford to be stupid if they want to keep viewers, says David Dale.
Since detectives are the current fad in television, we should call today's tale The Case of the Vanishing Viewer. It's a mystery that is disturbing media bosses in the United States, and Australian executives will start sweating about it as soon as they wake from their silly season slumbers.
Variety magazine summarises the problem thus: "It turns out that rumours regarding the death of network television as we've known it have not been greatly exaggerated ... Overall viewership is down 8 per cent among adults 18-49, nearly a dozen shows have already been killed, pulled or pushed, and perhaps most disturbingly, not a single new series launched since September has emerged as a bona fide breakout hit ... Continued audience erosion - and the nagging suspicion that advertisers won't continue to pay more for less - makes it likely that network TV is headed for the most radical makeover since the introduction of colour."
A similar drift away from television in Australia this year was disguised by the success of three big events: the Rugby World Cup, Australian Idol and The Block.
Each of their finals attracted more than 3 million viewers in the mainland capitals, while last year's top program, The National IQ Test, attracted 2.7 million.
The underlying problem becomes apparent when you look at the top 30 continuing series: seven of them averaged more viewers than last year, seven of them stayed roughly the same and 16 lost viewers. The loser list included such former tentpoles as Friends, Room for Improvement, Ground Force and Getaway.
The average capital city audience for the top 30 regular shows last year was 1.54 million. The average audience this year was 1.48 million - a small trend in the wrong direction.
What's vanishing is viewer loyalty. Australians are still happy to watch big moments but they've become reluctant to commit to continuing series.
Faced with this declining enthusiasm, how do the programmers encourage viewers to keep faith through the summer? Do they take the opportunity to test adventurous new shows? No. They give us the dullest silly season in living memory. It's as if they are determined to alienate the few remaining couch potatoes, so there'll be nobody left with any motivation to switch on the new ratings season in February.
The concept of the silly season dates from the days when audiences weren't measured in December and January, letting the stations fill their schedules with duds and repeats. These days the people meter boxes attached to sets in 3000 homes keep sending their data to OzTAM's computer all summer, generating the embarrassing audience estimates in the table below.
No summer show has come near the audience average of the year's major series. To the extent that they are watching at all, Australians seem more interested in a documentary series about plastic surgery and a drama series about a grumpy lawyer than in the lame family sitcoms that have been dragged out of the reject bin.
There is one useful feature of the programming on display this summer: it shows us exactly why Americans are turning away from their own television - and why we should all lay in a good stock of DVDs for next year.
Top silly-season series to December 20
1 Extreme Makeover (9) 1.19 million
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This Day in Geek History: November 11
Danish astronomer Tycho Brahe begins recording his observations of a supernova in the constellation Cassiopeia. For two weeks, it will be brighter than any other star in the sky, even remaining visible during the day. It will remain visible to the naked eye for another six months, until March 1574. Brahe will later publish his observations in the book De Nova Stella, which will be the origin of the the word "nova."
Massachusetts passes the first compulsory school attendance law in the U.S.
Gottfried Leibniz demonstrates integral calculus for the first time by finding the area under the graph of the y = f(x) function.
The first U.S. patent for a telescope is issued to Alvan Clark of Cambridge, Massachusetts. (US No. 8,509)
A photograph is used in a newspaper advertisement for the first time in history. The ad is for Harrison Patent Knitting Machine Co. of Manchester, England and it is in published in this day's edition of The Parrot, which is published in Manchester.
The discovery of cosmic rays is announced by Robert Andrews Millikan, who coined the term, in Madison, Wisconsin.
Albert Einstein and Leó Szilárd are granted a patent for their invention, the Einstein refrigerator. (US No. 1,781,541)
Dr. Clinton Joseph Davisson, of Bell Telephone Laboratories, and George Paget Thomson of London University win the Nobel Prize in Physics "for their experimental discovery of the diffraction of electrons by crystals."
The first combined handset telephone is introduced commercially. Before this date, all phones had separate ear and mouth pieces.
The National Broadcasting Company (NBC) recruits its first television advertiser, Bristol-Myers, for the program Geographically Speaking, which premiered October 27th.
NASA launches the Gemini 12 spaceflight. The purpose of the Gemini program is to demonstrate that an astronaut can outside a spacecraft in the vacuum of space. The crew of the Gemini 12, Jim Lovell and Edwin Aldrin, were the first to be trained underwater in preparation for their mission. During the spaceflight, Aldrin will spend two hours and twenty minutes on a tethered space-walk, during which he photographs star fields and retrieves a micrometeorite collector among other small chores. The successful space walk will be the final proof of the feasibility of extravehicular activity. Gemini 12 will be the last of NASA's two man missions.
The International Business Machines (IBM) Data Processing Division (DPD) demonstrates the IBM 2980 financial terminal, which will be available to banks under special order in Miami.
The first ethernet network goes into operation. The network consists of a kilometer of coaxial cable operating on a protocol known as Carrier Sense Multiple Access with Collision Detection (CSMA/CD). The system was co-invented by David Boggs and Robert Metcalfe
The International Business Machines (IBM) Data Processing Division (DPD) announces two new versions of the IBM System/370 mainframe computers, Models 115 and 125.
NASA launches the Space Shuttle Columbia on its first operational flight, during which the first four-person crew in the history of the space program will deploy the first two commercial satellite to be carried into space aboard a shuttle using a remote manipulator arm for the first time. (STS-5)
The Burroughs Corporation and Sperry Rand merge to become Unisys, the world's second largest computer manufacturer. Visit the official Unisys website.
The discovery of the oldest known insect fossils, which are believed to be approximately 390 million years old, is reported in the journal Science.
The Star Trek: The Next Generation episode "Unification (Part 2)" first airs. (No. 508) Spock attempts to reunify the Vulcans and Romulans, but he realizes too late that he has fallen into a trap. Memory Alpha entry
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George Huguely, UVA Lacrosse Player, Had A History Of Violence
It's been almost two weeks since Yeardley Love, a 22-year-old UVA student and lacrosse player, was allegedly killed by her ex-boyfriend, George Huguely. (Huguely was charged with first-degree murder in her death.) As the weeks wear on, more details have emerged about Huguely's alleged violence and partying, including whispers from his lacrosse teammates that Huguely attacked a fellow student last year. Several UVA lacrosse players told The Washington Post, under the condition of anonymity, that in February 2009 Huguely had heard a fellow teammate kissed Love and then, after "a night of partying," Huguely attacked the teammate while the guy was sleeping. According to the players, UVA's lacrosse coach Dom Starsia disciplined both Huguely and his teammate. However, both still played in games that week. Not including Love's death, this attack on a teammate is the third — count 'em, three — allegation of Huguely's violent behavior that has come to light. In November 2008, Huguely was arrested for public intoxication by a female police officer after he called her racist and sexist slurs. He also told Officer R.L. Moff, "I'll kill you. I'll kill all of y'all. I'm not going to jail." Moff said that Huguely had to be Tasered before he could be put into handcuffs. Fellow teammates also told The Washington Post that two months ago, Huguely became physically aggressive with Love at a party and had to be pulled apart from her.
University of Virginia officials claim they didn't know about Huguely's 2008 arrest and knew nothing about the violence in Huguely and Love's relationship. Spokeswoman Carol Wood told The Washington Post:
"Unfortunately, no one came forward to anybody who could do anything. Fellow students kept it among themselves. We have some students who are really suffering. Because they're saying in hindsight: 'That could have been a signal. That could have been a signal.' "
I'm kind of bothered the spokesperson passes the blame off to the students for not speaking up. Perhaps the university should take a look at itself and examine whether it created an atmosphere where students could speak up. For all we know, Love had friends, sorority sisters or teammates, who knew or suspected there was control and aggression in her relationship with Huguely, but domestic violence is not something they thought would be taken seriously. At the very least, the lacrosse coach knew Huguely attacked a fellow student while he was sleeping after a night of "partying." It's not a secret that Huguely was violent! Really, it is absolutely unacceptable that Huguely was accused of three different violent incidents (that we know of) and still managed not only to stay enrolled at UVA but play for its lacrosse team. Maybe, knowing Huguely was still at school after he had allegedly done so many bad things, fellow students thought their concerns would be dismissed.
Really, it's pretty dumb that little kids get suspended from kindergarten for the day for kissing a fellow student, but a grown-up college student with an alleged drinking problem? He gets to stay on campus until his ex-girlfriend gets killed.
[Washington Post: Accused UVA Player George Huguely Attacked Sleeping Student, Teammates Say]
[Washington Post: George Huguely's Behavior Not Reported Before Yeardley Love's Death, UVA Says]


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The New Traditionalists
Today we are featuring another discovery from my Blog Tour NYC trip to New York. The New Traditionalists very generously held cocktails for the Blog Tour crew at the Architectural Digest Home Design Show – and what great furniture for relaxing and drinking cocktails. The wonderful Bar Stool No. Forty was located next to their infamous Bar Cart on the stand – and after a long day at the show it was a very welcome sight!
The Bar Stool No. Forty was introduced to their range this year. Inspired by the Chesterfield sofas this version is upholstered in a Tomato Leather with a Solid Silver colour glaze on Oak. Talk about a statement piece for any home! You often find bar stools are uncomfortable and you have to perch on them, these one envelope you in comfort.
Based in a studio in New York and manufactured in New England the company unveiled their first collection at the Architectural Digest Home Show back in 2010 and has continued to grow since then. The founders also run ducduc and the two companies share a super smart showroom in Soho, New York.
A really interesting feature about The New Traditionalists range is the ability to easily customise their pieces to suit your own interior. Their showroom carries a huge range of options for finishes of your furniture and offers a design service. Their website also shows the full range of finishes and fabrics available, a selection of the leathers is shown below. This personalisation ensures your furniture is unique, and to your own taste. Deep Rose Solid Colour Glaze with Kipling Pear Green leather? They will do it for you!
If you find yourself in the Soho area of New York make sure you visit their showroom to see the products yourself. I found a gorgeous chair there and rested my aching feet. The Chair no. Twenty Nine was super comfortable and I loved the short fringe detail – I could have happily shipped this piece back to London …
As the company says "If you believe that "traditional" and "cool" are not mutually exclusive, you are one of The New Traditionalists" – take a look on their website and let me know what you like.
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Snooki's Taking Diet Pills Now
Because apparently the Cookie Diet doesn't work (Who knew?), Snooki is reportedly knocking back Zantrex-3 diet pills now, according to a press release you people won't stop forwarding me. I'm not entirely sure how they work – if they even are working judging by these photos – but I'm pretty sure you're not supposed to eat half of Italy while you're on them. That only works with meth. M-E-T-H. Meth. Write that down, girls.
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I will now be able to paint on two canvases, in the morning and the evening.
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It is believed that he has by him a number of canvases which will have to be burnt after his death in accordance with his will.
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Supporting Their Claims
California's insurance commissioner has promised to use the power of his office to help thousands of the state's residents collect on unpaid insurance policies stemming from the Holocaust era.
Insurance Commissioner Chuck Quackenbush gave the pledge during an often dramatic hearing on Monday at the Ronald Reagan State Building in downtown Los Angeles.
Six Holocaust survivors or descendants of Nazi victims testified at the hearing, relating how leading European insurance companies had stonewalled their efforts to collect on life and property insurance policies taken out before World War II.
One witness, Freddy Jackson (whose story The Jewish Journal reported in its May 2 issue), told of an elaborate runaround by the Italian insurance giant Assicurazioni Generali in which his claim on the policy taken out by his father, killed in Auschwitz, was bucked from one European country to another for decades.
The experiences of many of the insurance claimants parallel those of depositors trying to collect on dormant Swiss bank accounts, but the sums at stake may be much larger.
Attorney Rene Siemens, representing the petitioners at the hearing, said in a telephone interview that insurance claims across the United States and the world could run into billions of dollars.
The Los Angeles hearing was part of a nationwide effort by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners to aid claimants by exerting their regulatory powers over the American affiliates and subsidiaries of the targeted European insurance companies. A task force of the association has held hearings in Skokie, Ill., and Miami, and plans further hearings in Los Angeles, Seattle and New York.
At the same time, a national class-action suit on similar claims against the European insurance companies is being heard in New York federal court. In this lawsuit, plaintiffs charge that "in many instances, proceeds from the insurance policies of the victims of Nazi persecution were used to finance and extend the war or otherwise enrich Nazi war criminals."
After the witnesses' testimony in Los Angeles, Quackenbush said that he recognized representatives of the insurance companies in the hearing room and asked them to step forward. None took up the invitation.
However, a public relations representative for Italy's Generali distributed a statement. It noted that the firm had been founded in 1831 by a group of Jewish merchants and that an affiliate, Migdal, is Israel's largest insurance company.
The statement added that Generali is in the process of establishing a $12 million philanthropic fund in Israel in memory of the company's policyholders who perished in the Holocaust.
An attorney for Germany's Allianz AG, also named as a defendant in the New York lawsuit, told the Los Angeles Times that his client had done nothing wrong, but had set up a help line and was retaining an American accounting firm to review its files.
A second Los Angeles hearing will be held on Jan. 13 at the Simon Wiesenthal Center, where more witnesses will be heard. Quackenbush said that he will ask representatives of the insurance companies to testify, and if they decline, he will issue subpoenas for their appearance.
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Which celebrity DOESN'T like to smile?
In an interview with Elle Magazine, Kirsten Stewart FINALLY admitted her secret!
The Twilight star answered the question we have all been asking for years. Kirsten, WHY DON'T YOU SMILE?! Seriously, is there something in your teeth?! TELL US!
Stewart reminded Elle that she has never smiled for a paparazzi photo.
Yes, we know, go on.
Kirsten goes on to say that because of that, if she were to start smiling now then people would be confused! She continued by explaining that even though we want her to smile, if she gives in and does so then she will be a sellout!! WHAT?
Well, at least we understand now … sort of?
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