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From: "Helen & Bill Bultitude" <>
Subject: Re: [SFHG] Burials John and Rose SAXBY from Rye after 1795
Date: Sat, 5 Jun 2004 11:32:44 +1000
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Thank you for that Joanne,
I did get some SAXBY entries from Christine but, come to think of it, that was probably a few years ago now - though it seems like last week. Time flies when you are researching. I will contact her again and see what she has on the database now.
I'm pretty sure there is mention of some of the Laughton SAXBYs on the Access to Archives website. Have you checked that out for SAXBY, BLACKMAN and ATTREE?
Happy hunting,
Helen, NSW, Australia
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Sent: Saturday, June 05, 2004 10:40 AM
Subject: Re: [SFHG] Burials John and Rose SAXBY
In a message dated 6/4/04 11:57:15 AM Eastern Daylight Time, writes:
A long shot, but I've been trying to find burials for these 4th great grandparents for years. If anyone comes across burials for John and Rose SAXBY during trawls through parish registers after 1795 I'd be most grateful to hear of it. They seem to have vanished into thin air from Rye.
John might have witnessed a marriage there in 1799 and was possibly born in 1747. Rose was baptised in 1749 and her name might stand out in a burial register. Ages at burial is what I hope to find out one day!
Dear Helen,
You might try the Tombstone Inscription database (constantly growing). You can ask Christine Payne for a print out of all SAXBYs in Sussex. It costs a few pounds (as memory serves, variable depending upon how many cemetaries?) but my requests have been well worth it! See the SFHG web Site: http://www.sfhg.org.uk/index.html#IN
Another tack might be to try Maresfield and/or Ditchling, where my SAXBYs hailed from. James SAXBY (1798 Maresfield- 1867 Wartling, ), son of James (from where?) and Ann, married Mary BLACKMAN (but where?). Eliza SAXBY married William BLACKMAN (1797 Wartling-1837 Wartling, Surgeon, my great great grandfather) at Petworth in 1830. William and Mary were brother and sister. Eliza may have been James SAXBY's sister baptised in 1807 in Maresfield. John SAXBY (1745 Laughton-1787 Ditchling, of Laughton Place, Yeoman of Ripe, Laughton and Ditchling) married Sukey ATTREE in 1774 in Ditchling. Sukey ATTREE was Mary and William's first cousin. I have yet to ascertain the relationship, if any, between John and James and Eliza.
Hope this helps!
Joanne Mays Becker
Sleepy Hollow, New York
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After weathering three hours of arraignments Wednesday afternoon, due to the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday and Tuesday's Alliance Police Department all-day warrant fest, Alliance Municipal Court Law Director Jennifer Arnold admits she had her hands full.
However, it should prove a good test of a recent announcement that she made reintroducing direct indictment protocols for certain criminal cases, such as potentially a dozen of the accused drug traffickers arrested Tuesday night.
Stark County Prosecutor John D. Ferrero had introduced direct indictments in 2005, allowing for reductions in jail and prosecution costs, but due to countywide cuts (including in the criminal justice system), the program had been eliminated for places like Alliance.
Commissioners agreed to support the program's reinstatement, which resulted in a prosecutor being designated to the program and the office needing more funding to move it beyond 2013.
After starting the program, which is handled by Mike Bickis, in Canton last fall, Arnold is prepared to dip Alliance's toe in the water, hoping to see the same kind of savings boasted before.
Six months into the program in 2005, Ferrero had told The Review the program saved $147,000 in jail housing costs with him estimating that if used countywide it could save $400,000 annually.
In addition to saving bed space at the Stark County Jail, thus reducing prisoner housing costs, the direct indictment program eliminates the need for police personnel to testify at preliminary hearings, which are scheduled in felony cases to satisfy that prosecutors have "probable cause" for the municipal judge to send it to the Stark County Grand Jury.
From Wednesday's docket of drug defendants, which must meet certain criteria to qualify in regards to incarceration and the facts of the case, at least 10 of those individuals may qualify for direct indictment.
When arraigned, those defendants still administer no plea, are assigned counsel and are scheduled to return with that counsel for the preliminary hearing, which is held in Alliance Municipal Court, unlike with the initial court appearance for housed defendants who participate via video conferencing technology.
But Arnold said if those defendants satisfy the criteria, prosecutors send it directly to Canton, where witnesses, such as an Alliance police officer, only have to testify once to get the indictment.
"I'm not trying to cheat police officers out their overtime, but I think they would much prefer to be out on the street than sitting for hours in a courtroom," she added.
Per their union contract, Alliance police officers are paid overtime for a minimum of four hours when waiting to provide testimony in a criminal case because they often have to wait hours to take the stand.
One such defendant was charged with marijuana trafficking and was released out on his own recognizance pending his preliminary hearing, which is scheduled for Feb. 3.
Though he would not qualify for direct indictment, one of the others who were arrested may, especially if he still is incarcerated and crime lab test results are already back, making the case eligible to present quickly.
Eight years ago, it could have taken 36 days from the date of arrest to indict someone, however, through direct indictment, that may be reduced to just over a week.
Part of the reinvigoration of the program was made possible by a $50,000 grant from the Ohio Attorney General's Office.
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Pop Warner Football is coming to the greater Stark county area.
The Stark Raptors will be playing in the Northeast Ohio Division of the nationwide Pop Warner organization in 2014.
The Stark Raptors (www.starkraptors.com) is an elite youth football organization dedicated to excellence on and off the field.
The program is based on four basic principles; Academics, Athletics, Health & Wellness and Community.The philosophy is simple when it comes to youth football -- It's about the youth. Since they are part of the nationwide Pop Warner league, they are not bound to a single school district.
Anyone who wishes to come to the Raptors practice facility (the Alliance Armory) at 1175 W. Vine St., is welcome to participate. The Raptors currently have participants from eight different school districts. The mission is to bring more football to more area youth and to use football as a vehicle to teach athletes life lessons, academic excellence and diversity.
Academics: Pop Warner mandates minimum academic requirements to participate. The program includes academic enrichment by offering tutoring and homework assistance at no additional cost to the student athlete.They have also partnered with F.I.R.S.T to offer Raptors the option of participating in a competitive Science and Technology competition. Finally, they have an Academic Hall of Fame for student-athletes that demonstrate outstanding academic commitment.
Athletics: Pop Warner was created in 1929 and has grown to over 400,000 participants in nearly every state and several countries. By competing at the state and national level, rather than just a regional level, the athletes will be playing against the top talent in the state with a chance to play at the national championships at Disney World in December.
Health & Wellness and Community: The program also includes recognition not only for on-field accomplishments but also for improved health and wellness and community involvement. Our instruction philosophy is one of positive reinforcement, not negative. All coaches are experienced, professionally trained and hold numerous certifications.
To learn more about the Stark Raptors, go to the team's website at www.starkraptors.com, or find them on facebook under Stark Raptors Football or call 281-201-6609.


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Bozell, Hannity Discuss How Media Are Ignoring Left-wing Inspiration of Cop Killer Dorner
While ultimately only cop-killer Christopher Dorner is responsible for his crimes, the liberal media's deliberate papering over of the left-wing views that inspired him is telling, NewsBusters publisher Brent Bozell noted on the February 7 edition of Fox News Channel's Hannity program.
When you read Dorner's manifesto, it's clear that "[y]ou've got a direct association of liberal luminaries with this killer. This in no way is to suggest that" any of them should be held responsible for Dorner's murders, Bozell cautioned, but, that being said, "how in the world do you put that alongside the pattern of these reporters on the Left who have connected the dots to conservatives in previous killings when there was no connection to conservatives?" [watch segment video below page break]
Fox News host Sean Hannity then recalled the July 20, 2012 Good Morning America where investigative reporter Brian Ross noted that there was a Jim Holmes on a Tea Party website, suggesting that the Aurora theater shooting may be a conservative.
"The key words in that [Ross] piece were, we don't know. We didn't know. But even if that were true, what difference does it make?" Bozell argued. Alleged cop killer Christopher Dorner's manifesto makes pretty clear his liberal views and his praise of liberal politicians and media type, but that doesn't mean liberal journalists share any responsibility for his heinous acts, the Media Research Center founder noted. That said, "where the apologies" to conservatives for prior incidents in which the media suggested conservatives were to blame for inspiring violence.


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Campus community shares ideas on DU IMPACT plan
(Sept. 29, 2015) A crowd of about 30 gathered Sept. 23 for the first of what will be many campus conversations about DU IMPACT 2025, the draft strategic plan recently shared with the on-campus community. Chancellor Rebecca Chopp and Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor Gregg Kvistad opened the conversation with an overview of the four transformative directions outlined in the draft plan. Chancellor Chopp described these four as the "bold initiatives that define the narrative for DU's future." More
Preventing undergraduate student alcohol misuse
(Sept. 29, 2015) As we begin a new academic year, we have seen a decrease in alcohol-related medical emergencies among members of our undergraduate student population. While these incidents serve as troubling reminders of the ways in which alcohol use can negatively impact a student's DU experience, it is important to bear in mind that these occurrences have involved a relatively small number of students and are not representative of typical student behavior.
With this in mind, faculty and staff are asked to support campus prevention efforts by avoiding comments that normalize or condone high risk drinking and actively challenging the perception that "everyone drinks heavily." Social Norms theories purport that many college students overestimate the degree to which other students utilize alcohol and that these misperceptions influence behavior. Communicating accurate campus norms may therefore reduce these high risk behaviors.
Any faculty or staff member who encounters a student who is experiencing issues as a result of their personal substance use is encouraged to express their concerns and offer to connect that student with available resources. DU offers a variety of services for students who wish to explore issues related to their use of alcohol. For more information about campus resources and strategies for intervening with a student of concern, contact the Health and Counseling Center at 303-871-2205.
Call for nominations: Founders Day student awards
(Sept. 29, 2015) We are seeking nominations for the 2016 Founders Day student awards: Outstanding Undergraduate Student and Outstanding Graduate Student. Winners will receive their awards at the 2016 Founder's Day Gala in March, 2016. The deadline for nominations is Friday, Oct. 2, 2015. If you have questions, please contact Cindy Hyman at firstname.lastname@example.com or Franny Starkey at firstname.lastname@example.com.
ParkMobile application now available for DU hourly lots
(Sept. 29, 2015) Parking Services is excited to announce a new partnership with ParkMobile, an app-based payment solution for hourly parking at the University. The ParkMobile app allows you to set 15-minute meter expiration alerts, locate your vehicle and pay for parking on the go. Stay in your meeting longer, or attend a campus event worry-free because you can now add time to your parking with ParkMobile. This service is available for iOS and Android devices at all hourly lots on campus (designated by green signage). Additional information including a demonstration video and registration information is available at www.parking.du.edu.
IT'S ON US to end sexual assault on DU's campus
(Sept. 22, 2015) Here at the University of Denver, we are committed to creating a campus culture where students feel safe, are able to succeed and feel empowered to take a stand against sexual violence. The Center for Advocacy, Prevention, and Empowerment, in partnership with the Student Coalition for the Eradication of Sexual Assault, is hosting DU's first annual Red Zone Campaign. On college campuses, the first few weeks of the academic year are known as the "Red Zone" – when first-year students are at a heightened risk for sexual assault.
The Red Zone is of highest risk because a student new to campus has more risk factors and less protective factors in place, and perpetrators seek out individuals who are vulnerable. For example, students may be experimenting with alcohol for the first time and not know what their personal limits are. They also may experience the social anxiety to try fit in in order to make friends, and the pressure to "look cool" by drinking. As a result, these students drink more than they feel comfortable doing or end up drinking beyond their personal limits of control. Perpetrators then seek these intoxicated individuals out in order to take advantage of them when they are vulnerable. In addition, friendships can be a significant protective factor, but first-year students new to campus do not have a stable friend group yet. Given this, bystander intervention is less likely to happen where friends could look out for one another.
This fall, let's take a stand together, let's speak up and act, and let's prevent violence from happening in our community. This is our campus and IT'S ON US to ensure our fellow Pioneers are safe and promote a culture of respect and support for the people around us. To show your support for our students, participate in DU B.O.S.S. Day on Wednesday, Sept. 23. Show your support for our student body by wearing your DU B.O.S.S. hat or pin, your "Consent is Sexy" T-shirt, or any DU gear.
Imagine DU town halls
Wednesday, Sept. 23, 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m., Anderson Academic Commons, Special Events Room
Monday, Oct. 19, 3-4:30 p.m., Anderson Academic Commons, Special Events Room
Chancellor Chopp, Provost Kvistad and others involved in the Imagine DU process will host two town hall meetings to discuss with faculty, staff and students the draft of the strategic plan. Read the draft, then come to one of the upcoming town halls to learn more, ask questions and—most importantly—provide your feedback. If you can't attend either of these town halls, there will be other opportunities to offer feedback throughout the fall quarter, and you can comment online as well. No RSVP is necessary; beverages and snacks to be provided (bring your lunch if coming to the Sept. 23 session).
Call for participation in Pio-Palooza booths
(Sept. 22, 2015) Does your DU department or organization want the chance to promote to over 1,000 DU alumni, parents, students, faculty and staff over Homecoming and Family Weekend for free? If so, reserve your booth at Pio-Palooza, featuring Taste of DU, on Oct. 17 from 2:30-6:30 p.m. on Driscoll Green.
The booths are dual-purpose – acting as both a free advertising and promotional space for your group as well as a trick-or-treat station for kids at our carnival. We will provide the booths and candy – you provide the rest. Feel free to get as creative (or not!) as you'd like. To reserve your booth, contact Shannon Gray, email@example.com, at the Office of Alumni Relations.
The booths will be set up around Driscoll Green, while musical entertainment is happening on the green. Additionally, there will be tons of activities for little Pioneers. Be sure to wear your crimson and gold and show off your Pioneer pride.
Please note: S. Race St. and S. Gaylord St. between High and York will be closed from noon-5:15 p.m. The parking lots on E. Asbury Ave. will remain open and accessible.
Don't miss the inauguration of Rebecca S. Chopp this Thursday and Friday!
Sept. 17-18
(Sept. 15, 2015) Don't miss the two days of inauguration festivities! Beginning on Thursday, Sept. 17, participate in the Crimson Classic and stay for Music on the Green, a free, family-friendly concert featuring the Whitfields. The Friday breakfast and lunch panels sold out early, but you can catch the live stream. You can still join the procession and attend the installation ceremony without an RSVP. Join the conversation on social media with #DUinauguration, and read a preview article about the day's events.
DU moves up in U.S. News rankings
(Sept. 15, 2015) The University of Denver caps off a year of accolades with a spot among the top 100 national universities included on the U.S. News and World Report list of "Best Colleges 2016." The University is ranked 86 on the magazine's list of national universities, up from No. 88 last year.
Imagine DU town halls
Wednesday, Sept. 23, 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m., Anderson Academic Commons, Special Events Room
Monday, Oct. 19, 3-4:30 p.m., Anderson Academic Commons, Special Events Room
(Sept. 15, 2015) Chancellor Chopp, Provost Kvistad and others involved in the Imagine DU process will host two town hall meetings to discuss with faculty, staff and students the draft of the strategic plan that will be available this Friday at imagine.du.edu. If you're attending this Friday's inauguration installation ceremony, you'll hear Chancellor Chopp outline the broad vision of the draft plan. The PDF will be available Friday, with an email to the community next Monday. Read the draft, then come to one of the upcoming town halls to learn more, ask questions and—most importantly—provide your feedback. If you can't attend either of these town halls, there will be other opportunities to offer feedback throughout the fall quarter, and you can comment online as well. No RSVP is necessary; beverages and snacks to be provided (bring your lunch if coming to the Sept. 23 session).
Inauguration of rebecca s. chopp-RSVP deadline is today!
crimson classic, music on the green, procession and installation ceremony
Sept. 17-18
(Sept. 8, 2015) Don't miss the two days of inauguration festivities! Beginning on Thursday, Sept. 17, participate in the Crimson Classic and stay for Music on the Green, a free, family-friendly concert featuring the Whitfields. On Friday, Sept. 18, join the procession and installation ceremony! RSVP for the ceremony by today, Tuesday, Sept. 8.
Faculty and staff emergency Red Folders
(Sept. 8, 2015) The Red Folder emergency guide has been updated to reflect a few minor changes in information and services. You can access a digital version of the Red Folder online. If you would like to update your hard-copy folder rather than print the online version, please make these important changes:
- Outreach that was made by the CARE team is now being done by a dedicated full-time staff member
- The phone number for Title IX coordinator has changed to 303-871-7481
- Under the Quick Action Guide chart – Campus Safety should be listed as one of the first offices contacted for victims or witnesses of sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence or stalking
- The Center for Advocacy, Prevention and Empowerment (CAPE) advocates can be reached by calling the Emergency and Crisis Number (303-871-3000) and requesting the CAPE advocate on call
Thank you to those who completed the survey providing feedback on the usefulness of the red folder. Within the next year, we'll be making a major overhaul to the folder to incorporate the feedback through the survey. Email email@example.com with questions or requests.
DU in the news
(Sept. 1, 2015) You may have recently seen media coverage on an Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) determination involving the University. As you may recall, Professor Lucy Marsh, who teaches at the Sturm College of Law, filed a gender discrimination charge with the EEOC in 2013. Yesterday we were informed by the press that the EEOC had issued a letter of determination finding reasonable cause that a pay violation has occurred. Per the EEOC invitation, DU intends to participate in mediation and attempt to amicably resolve our differences in this case. As we try to find a final and just resolution, we will continually endeavor to ensure that our practices create an environment in which our employees are able to flourish as individuals to achieve their full potential.
Inauguration of Rebecca S. Chopp
Crimson Classic, Music on the Green, procession and installation ceremony
Sept. 17-18
(Sept. 1, 2015) Don't miss the two days of inauguration festivities! Beginning on Thursday, Sept. 17 participate in the Crimson Classic and stay for Music on the Green, a free, family-friendly concert featuring the Whitfields. On Friday, Sept. 18, join the procession and installation ceremony! RSVP for the ceremony by Tuesday, Sept. 8.
Staff Advisory Council Staff Awards – nominations due Friday, Sept. 4
(Sept. 1, 2015) Do you know an outstanding staff member or department that has gone above and beyond at the University? Nominate them for one of the 2015 SAC Staff Awards! See the full list of award descriptions and submit your nomination at du.edu/staff . Nominations are due by Friday, Sept. 4. Awards will be presented at a faculty and staff luncheon on Oct. 28.
Battle on Blake – DU faculty and staff tickets
Saturday, Feb. 20, 2016
(Sept. 1, 2015) All DU faculty and staff have the benefit of purchasing tickets to the "Battle on Blake" outdoor hockey game at Coors Field against Colorado College through an exclusive presale! You can purchase tickets on Friday, Sept. 11 (tickets will be available to the general public on Sept. 18). In order to purchase presale tickets you must register by Tuesday, Sept. 8 at 5 p.m. You will receive a follow-up email with a unique code that will grant you access to purchase tickets on Sept. 11.
Protect yourself against phishing scams
(Sept. 1, 2015) The return of students to the University normally coincides with an increase in activity related to individuals attempting to gain access to our computing environments. While UTS does operate multiple automated security tools (mail and Internet filters, intrusion prevention systems, content filters, etc.) you also need to be aware of these risks and help prevent them. A couple recommended preventative measures:
- Never share your username and/or passwords with anyone
- Always use strong passwords (mixture of upper and lower case characters, include numbers and special characters, at least six characters long)
- Lock your computer screen when away for extended periods of time
- Never click on links in an email message from someone you do not know
- Remember that the UTS Help Center will never ask for your username and/or password via email
Remembering and practicing these counter-measures will greatly aide in maintaining a secure computing environment for all DU users. Contact the UTS Help Center, 303-871-4700, for more information.


text: Cape Town - The DA plans to make it easier for people to start their own businesses to grow employment, its leaders said on Monday."We believe that South Africa's failure to grow the economy and create jobs is, in part, a failure to cultivate a nation of entrepreneurs," Democratic Alliance parliamentary leader Lindiwe Mazibuko said in Cape Town.Mazibuko and her fellow MPs blamed the ANC for strangling citizens' entrepreneurial spirit through red-tape.The party was unveiling its plan "Building a Nation of Entrepreneurs" - part three of a five part strategy on jobs and growth.It outlined how the party intended ensuring small, medium, and micro enterprises (SMMEs) get off the ground and thrive.Mazibuko gave several examples of how small businesses could drive job creation."In the United States, SMMEs have created 80% of new jobs over the last 10 years, and form 98% of all employer firms," she said."In India, the figure is 90%. In Ghana, it is estimated that 92% of all the businesses in the country are small businesses, and they contribute about 70% to the national GDP."Mazibuko said in South Africa, firms with fewer than 50 workers accounted for 68% of employment.If the DA were in power, it would ensure less red-tape and reduce costs to start a business."The DA will do this by establishing business registration one-stop-shops; implementing regulatory impact assessments to gauge costs, benefits and risks of all new legislation," she said.


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An Australian inquiry into pre-Iraq War intelligence would be a whitewash, the Australian Democrats said today.
A US presidential commission will investigate intelligence on Iraq's weapons of mass destruction program which was used to justify the war.
Australian Democrats Leader Andrew Bartlett welcomed the appointment of the commission and said a similar inquiry should be set up in Australia.
He said a parliamentary inquiry investigating Australia's intelligence information would be censored by the government.
"The Australian government is happy to be keeping its citizens in the dark and restrict the truth," Senator Bartlett said.
He said coalition MPs controlled the inquiry which was being held behind closed doors.
"Ministers have been able to censor intelligence agency submissions to the inquiry, as well as the final report," he said.
Senator Bartlett said an independent inquiry should be given the powers to get to the bottom of what the government knew before it took Australia to war against Iraq.
"We would prefer that it was outside of parliament altogether as long as it had sufficient powers because even a senate inquiry would be politicised to some extent," he said.
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I had rhinoplasty 2 weeks ago. The nose looks good but I've noticed that when I breathe in and out I can see that my right side of the nose and nostril close but my left side doesn't close. But I can feel both sides and I can breathe very well. It's just one side moving. Is this normal? Will the left side of the nose move?
Only One Nostril Moves After Rhinoplasty
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Nostril movement after rhinoplsty
Movement of nostrils with breathing is dependent on some muscle activity and the underlying structural architecture of the nose. You still have a tremendous amount of healing to do. I would wait at least three months and then see if there are some remaining assymetry issues. I suspect they will resolve with time.
All the best,
Tal Raine MD
Moving nostrils after Rhinoplasty
Yes, the swelling after a Rhinoplasty combined with the surgical trauma of lifting the nasal tissues can explain this and you should be careful not to move your nostrils to much at this early post op phase as you can create bleeding within the tissues.
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Movment of the Nostrils after Rhinoplasty
Some movement of the nostril toward the middle of the nose is normally seen on inspiration and is caused by the same rules of physics that cause a straw to partially collapse when drinking a thick milkshake. To some degree, this movement is dependent on nostril flexibility. In the early postoperative period following a rhinoplasty, swelling may cause stiffening of one or both nostrils thereby decreasing their flexibility and therefore ability to move. Full healing following a rhinoplasty can take between 9 and 12 months, so time is definitely on your side. That being said, be sure to mention it to your surgeon on your next visit for his advice and reassurance.
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Changes in breathing and movement of the nose occur over many months after rhinoplasty. The movement of the nostrils are caused by muscles that pull from the outside, as well as air movement. Since it has only been 2 weeks after your surgery, give it some time to see what happens, and if you have any more concerns follow up with your surgeon. Hope this helps,
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He was also the lead nuclear negotiator from 2003 to 2005, a period when it seemed a settlement might be reached.
After breast cancer left her with a mastectomy, she went through a period of soul searching—then got back on stage.
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Once that period ends, the firms can then decide who they want to hire.
You cross the country four or five times in a three-week period.
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In a tract on "Virginity" he glorified that state according to the taste of the period.
My own position at this period was embarrassing in the extreme.
They seem to become objects of condemnation within the period of the history.
In the early part of the period he occupied a very lowly place.
early 15c., "course or extent of time," from Middle French periode (14c.) and directly from Medieval Latin periodus "recurring portion, cycle," from Latin periodus "a complete sentence," also "cycle of the Greek games," from Greek periodos "cycle, circuit, period of time," literally "a going around," from peri- "around" (see peri-) + hodos "a going, way, journey" (see cede).
Sense of "repeated cycle of events" led to that of "interval of time." Meaning "dot marking end of a sentence" first recorded c.1600, from similar use in Medieval Latin (in late 16c. English it meant "full pause at the end of a sentence"). Sense of "menstruation" dates from 1822. Educational sense of "portion of time set apart for a lesson" is from 1876. Sporting sense attested from 1898. As an adjective from 1905; period piece attested from 1911.
1640s, from French périodique (14c.), from Latin periodicus, from periodus (see period).
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period pe·ri·od (pĭr'ē-əd)
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One of the stages of a disease.
A menstrual period.
A sequence of elements arranged in order of increasing atomic number.
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In the next 13 years, 1.8 million people are expected to move to new communities on the outskirts of Australia's major cities.
If it happens, they will underpin close to $200 billion of real estate development.
But the communities, and the real estate, will only be a success if the new residents find worthwhile, and easily accessible, work.
Today, the National Growth Areas Alliance – the 25 local government areas in the path of the population explosion – will call for help from all levels of government and the private sector to meet the jobs challenge.
The chairman of the NGAA, the high-profile mayor of Ipswich in south-east Queensland, Paul Pisale, says an extra 800,000 jobs will be needed just to keep up with the population growth.
"The people who live in these areas are (already) more likely to be unemployed than the average Australian," he says.
"We need more help if we are going to stop Australia going backwards, and right now that's what's happening."
Employment generation is also a key issue for the big land developers.
The managing director of Lend Lease's Development business in Australia, Denis Hickey, says the group approaches master planning with a strong focus on building a viable and sustainable community.
"It is critical to the success of the communities we create that we include job creation and economic development strategies," he says.
Tony Perich, the private developer behind the biggest projects in Sydney's south-west, including an employment hub at the Oran Park Town Centre, puts it simply.
"You cannot sell the houses if you cannot give employment," he says.
Stockland's general manager for sustainable communities, Ben Allen, says the availability of jobs close to a community has benefits economically as well as for the wellbeing of the residents.
"We measure liveability," he says. "There is an inverse relationship between the length of the commute and personal wellbeing."
Stockland, the leading developer of communities in outer-metropolitan areas, has found that only one in five of its current residents works within 10 kilometres of home.
A Stockland executive accompanied NGAA executive officer Ruth Spielman to Canberra to present the latest research.
Geografia, a partnership specialising in spatial analysis and social and economic planning, has prepared a range of indices to tell the story about the deficits in the growth centres – of jobs, professional jobs and skills.
Some councils performed well on some indices, giving rise to opportunities, but generally the story on the fringe remains unchanged.
Residents covered by the NGAA are more likely to be unemployed (6.2 per cent versus 5.1 per cent nationallly in March); less likely to be professionals or managers (22.5 per cent versus 33 per cent nationally) and less likely to work close to home.
Earlier work from the Melbourne-based SGS Economics and Planning, using 2006 census data, found the residents of inner-Melbourne Fitzroy could drive to 60 per cent of jobs – and services – in the city in 30 minutes. For Cranbourne in the far south-east the figure was 5 per cent.
"The pioneer households on the fringe today are worse off than their counterparts of the 1950s and '60s," says SGS principal Marcus Spiller.
But those of us who live and work close to the CBD should forget our city-centric biases and the horror stories about two-hour commutes.
Today's graphic, recut from the 2011 Census by economics consultancy MacroPlan, shows just how few residents of the outer suburbs travel to the CBD.
"The big growth in jobs has been in healthcare and those jobs are very localised," says MacroPlan's manager of economics in NSW, Jason Anderson.
(Healthcare hubs also help. Stockland is planning to leverage employment in Caloundra off the new $1 billion Sunshine Coast University Hospital.)
Anderson notes that other non-CBD sectors also grew strongly in the census decade, like education and training, retail – though now under strain – and transport.
He thinks the next decade will see further growth in sectors like healthcare, and further attrition in CBD sectors like financial services.
Governments have been trying to control the geography of employment for nearly a century – ever since the industrial revolution soured in the UK – but with limited success.
Every strategic planning document genuflects to link housing and jobs but it is often tenuous.
This year the Gillard government found $38.4 million to fund three outer suburban job programs – the Tretton Centre in South Australia's City of Playford, the City of Melton's Western Business Accelerator in Melbourne and in Sydney's west, the Werrington Park Employment Catalyst venture with the University of Western Sydney, the Penrith Business Alliance and Penrith City Council.
The Gillard government's reluctance to make further commitments, along with the renewed interest in productivity and urban planning, sparked the NGAA's latest move.
The NGAA recommends a range of initiatives, from a suburban community infrastructure program, a regional development Australia fund and better links to business.
Business is getting on with it. Stockland, having noted that 12 per cent of those who work locally do so from home, hopes to help with an enterprise hub in one of its West Australian projects.
MacroPlan's Anderson warns that governments are not well placed to pick employment winners, particularly when the nature of employment is changing so rapidly.
He says the best government can do is get out of the way, let building and development happen with minimum interference and let employment grow organically.
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The Axe of Wandsbek
When local Nazi officials offer to make his severe financial troubles go away, small-town butcher and ordinary German citizen Albert Teetjen (Erwin Geschonneck) reluctantly agrees to execute four Communists in return for the favor. But regret soon consumes the butcher, and broken Nazi promises drive the man to another desperate act. Falk Harnack directs this dark drama based on the novel by Arnold Zweig.


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Ok, thanks. Last question my two labs also ate that chew bone with beef from Hartz and they have awful diarehha. We tried rice and that has worked on one of them but the other still has it but is drinking water and still ate her breakfast. Any suggestions?
You can try some canned pumpkin on her food. Don't use the pie filling type. Just a spoonful helps absorb excess fluid in the bowels and firms up the stool. . I would check the recall site on a regular basis. So many treats have been recalled. I do know that Hartz had some issues back in January with some chews though I don't think it was the beef ones. We do not recommend any type of rawhide or pigs ear treats as they can cause obstructions. Often with rawhides, it might take a day or two for any large pieces to soften enough to move through the system.


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• Orlando Bloom goes home for his father's funeral in Elizabethtown, the first movie from Cameron Crowe (Almost Famous) in four years. With Kirsten Dunst.
• Joaquin Phoenix and Reese Witherspoon do their own singing in the Johnny Cash bio Walk the Line.
• Charlize Theron is the Norma Rae of miners in North Country, directed by Niki Caro (Whale Rider).
• Dakota Fanning urges dad Kurt Russell to nurse an injured filly in Dreamer: Inspired by a True Story.
• Annette Bening is Mrs. Harris, the boarding-school mistress who shot the Scarsdale Diet doctor.
Also announced: Bee Season with Richard Gere; the musical Romance & Cigarettes, directed by John Turturro; and Everything Is Illuminated with Elijah Wood.


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LHS X-country places 5th
LAFAYETTE -- Lebanon High's cross-country team turned in a pair of solid performances Saturday in the Macon County Invitational.
Lebanon's boys finished fifth out of 15 teams with 166 points.Derek Decker posted a time of 18:48 and finished tenth. Weston White ran a 19:32, good enough for 27th place. Justin Sandefur ran a 20:05; Taylor Sturm ran a 20:36; Daniel Zajac finished in 20:39 and Gage Weldy clocked a 20:56.
Lebanon's girls finished eighth in a ten-team field with 202 points.
Ali Trull paced the LHS girls with a time of 23:17, good enough for 13th place overall. Megan Washburn ran a 19:23 for 55th place while Katherine Hopper clocked 29:31 for 56th. Page Brown ran a 30:21; Brianna Price finished in 33:18; Taylor Carrick ran a 33:18 and Kachina Yahola ran a 34:26.
LHS will run in the Columbia Invitational at the Rippavilla Plantation Saturday, Sept. 6.


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Mug Shot Mauve/Lare and Penates Seriesby Pegeen Shean
Collect your choice of gallery quality Giclée, or fine art prints custom trimmed by hand in a variety of sizes with a white border for framing.
Mug Shots are images take from a 1930's mug and is part of the Lares and Penates Series.
Lares and Penates an on-going series of paintings based on cherished household items from friends, family, and orphaned items found in thrift shops.
Mug shot Mauve/ Lares and Penates Series Original " X " Acrylic on canvas Paper, 2008 (Original not for sale)
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The funds – ING Real Estate Entertainment Fund, ING Real Estate Community Living Group and ING Real Estate Healthcare Fund – are in focus as their larger peers in the ING stable have been either taken over or found new management. The pub fund, whose $306.9 million portfolio was hit by the receivership of tenant Icon Hospitality Group, which leases 40 per cent of the trust's pubs, has flagged it will internalise management by taking on the running of hotels itself.
Merricks Capital chief investment officer Adrian Redlich, whose fund holds an 11 per cent stake, said that ING needed to move swiftly.
"We want it to move to be an independent company where unit holders decide the direction," he said.
The retirement living fund has the largest portfolio at $497 million – much of it United States seniors housing – but has been deserted by most institutions.
However, Orbis managing director Simon Marais, who speaks for a 15 per cent holding, said the fund's management should be internalised because this model was inherently better than external management.
Despite talk that the fund could be terminated, Mr Marais opposes this course, and said: "I don't think it should be wound up." He said the fund's management, led by Simon Owen, was "pretty good" whereas ING's past financial moves, when the trust geared up and expanded rapidly, had been the problem.
A major unit holder in the health fund said ING had "dragged their heels" in working out a fund strategy. But he cautioned that internalising was "no panacea".
ING Real Estate Investment Management Australia chief executive
He said the retirement living fund may take several months to work out as the group needed to look at its strategic direction and rationalise investments. The best strategy for the fund's investment thesis and capital structure needed looking at.
The health fund had performed strongly and its high-quality assets and good management team had attracted unsolicited bids, he said.
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Ed: I am from India and I am
51 years old. I have had psoriasis for more than ten years. I would say
that I have only mild psoriasis, 20% coverage; my joints are not affected.
Since I have the patches in the scalp, on the back of my neck, ears,
elbows, body and legs, I find it difficult to face people and at times I
get depressed. It all began as a small patch in the scalp.
have tried steroid ointments, but they produced only temporary relief.
Sometimes no relief. I am at present on a low concentration of coal tar
ointment freshly prepared by the pharmacist, under the direction of a
Dermatologist. I apply it over the patches at bedtime and wash it off with
soap and water the next day morning. With coal tar ointment, my psoriasis
is under control except for flare ups during times of stress and during
the cold season. I have not taken oral steroids, PUVA, Methotrexate or
I started taking antioxidants. After taking antioxidants for more than one
month, I feel I am getting cured.
turning point came about a month back. God finally answered my prayers. A
relative of mine, a physician, met me at a function. On seeing me, he
remarked that I have psoriasis. I did not say anything. I am very
secretive about my condition and I tell those who ask me that I have an
allergy. The physician relative of mine suggested that I take one capsule
of ANTOXYL FORTE everyday after breakfast for three months. He went on to
say that Antoxyl Forte is a new allopathic medicine which contained the
right combination of antioxidants and that it is used for the treatment of
physician, being my relative, sympathized with me. He gave me not only
free advice but also a free lecture. He talked about free radicals and
antioxidants. This is what I understood:
Free radicals are produced in the body during the process of
oxidation. The free radicals are neutralized or destroyed by antioxidants.
The dietary source of antioxidants is fruits and vegetables. When excess
free radicals are produced in the body, there are not enough antioxidants
to destroy them. The excess free radicals then attack healthy cells and
destroy them. When the excess free radicals attack the healthy cells of
the skin, they cause psoriasis. So, to treat and cure psoriasis, the
patient has to take one capsule of antioxidants every day. This physician
also talked about Glutathione — the MASTER ANTIOXIDANT — and that
Antoxyl Forte helps in the production of Glutathione inside the cell.
Stress, smoking, etc. are factors that lead to excess production of free
radicals in the body.
have been taking one capsule of Antoxyl Forte daily, after breakfast for
more than a month. I also apply coal tar ointment over the patches at
bedtime and wash it off with soap and water the next morning. I have
suddenly noticed that I have no itching and my patches have almost
disappeared. I feel I am getting cured. After about a month, I intend to
stop applying coal tar ointment, but I will continue to take Antoxyl Forte
forever. It is the wonder drug for me. Antoxyl Forte is manufactured in
India by Tablets(India) Ltd., Chennai, India.
had only mild psoriasis and so probably that is the reason why
antioxidants are working for me. I am told that antioxidants are harmless
and have no side effects. It is like taking vitamin tablets. So anybody
can take it. The time it takes for a cure may vary with person to person
and the severity of the disease. For me, after one month I felt I was
getting cured. For others antioxidants may have no effect! There is
nothing to lose by taking a course of antioxidants. I hope antioxidants
are the wonder drug for curing psoriasis and that they will help
everybody. -Sebastian K.
Response: Thanks for sharing
your success with Antoxyl Forte. None
of my quicky Internet search strategies found anything about Antoxyl
Forte, but that doesn't surprise. I
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TQ6445 : The King's Head, Five Oak Green
taken 6 years ago, near to Five Oak Green, Kent, Great Britain
Five Oak Green
Five Oak Green is a village near Tonbridge. It was a centre for hop growing and in the 19th century. Today it is a commuter village with a range of services and shops.
King's Head Pubs
Designed to loyalty to the monarch. Many started life as The Pope's Head before the reformation.
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Introducing the new 10 megapixel MINOX DC 1011 Carat: the new gold star in the Minox 'Fashion' collection.
Minox Press Release
A new lifestyle camera of 10-Mega Pixel's from Wetzlar to reflect a new golden age in Digital Compact Cameras. In this case all that glitters is gold, plus diamonds that have created the elegant MINOX DC 1011 Gold. Unique jewellery stirs all kinds of emotions and the gold and diamonds used in this fully working digital camera make it an unusual and even unique piece of camera jewellery. There are 10 genuine diamonds surrounding the lens as a marker of its uniqueness which, coupled with the camera body coated with gold, presents an innovative, powerful digital camera with a magnificent 10 megapixel image resolution. With the new Minox DC 1011 Carat taking digital photographs is an exclusive pleasure that promises brilliant and satisfying images at the same time.
Minox designers have long understood the need to develop unique lifestyle cameras for a demanding market that is always looking for something beyond the norm. After all, the gadget and jewellery market is full of unique and exciting 'lifestyle' product, so today, why not digital cameras. Because of the inside workings of a camera there are a limited number of materials that quality cameras can be manufactured from, gold being one precious metal that suits camera production very well.
Each camera is finished by hand and so could be considered a work of art in camera production. The Minox DC 1011 special edition has a gold plated outer skin of 24 carat gold with ten 2mm diamonds at 0.03 carat each adorning the lens. This very unique look certainly does make the DC 1011 Carat stand out in a crowd. Add the outstanding technical features of the camera and its real value becomes evident.
Very impressive resolution via the fast MINOCTAR lens and integrated picture stabilization which together make photography a satisfying pleasure. The 10 megapixels guarantee that large enlargements or even extreme sectional enlargements in poster-size are a reality.
From auto focus to aperture setting up to white balance, the automation of the camera takes care of all the important settings. If wanted, the user can also take control of all the features and let creativity take its course. Practical, ergonomically-formed features and a logical menu guide complete the well thought-out concept of the MINOX DC 1011 Carat.
The user can always keeps track of settings, subject and image by the generously sized and sharp 2.5 inch TFT color display, which has a special coating for minimizing reflections of direct solar radiation. If the display is not going to be used then an optional optical viewfinder with optical zoom is available. A digital zoom of up to 10.4 can act as a supplement to the triplicate zoom to enhance creativity.
Picture files, optional video clips with VGA-resolution or voice-notes are stored on SD-cards with a capacity of up to 2 GB. In addition the camera is equipped with a memory of 32 Megabyte. With a built-in USB 2.0 port all data quickly can be transferred to a computer. A removable lithium ion battery ensures the power supply. All that you would expect in a 'normal' aluminium body digital camera.
The MINOX DC 1011 Carat is supplied in an elegant wooden box, with an ever-ready case, wrist strap, lithium ion battery, power supply unit, USB- and AV-cable, a manual as well as software for picture preparation on a PC.
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• Colour: 24-bit RGB
• Lens: Autofocus MINOCTAR lens
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• LCD: 2.5" LTPS-TFT colour-LCD (230K resolution)
• Flash: integrated
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• Voice record: Voice recordings can be added to every photo
• Self-Timer: 10 sec, 2 sec, 10+2 sec
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• Memory: internal memory 32MB, (26MB free for images)
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• Connectors: AC-DC-port, USB-2.0-high speed port
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text: Howdy, Basically, this post is split into 2... and I'd super appreciate help with either or both of them, as I go to Thailand and buy my first non OTR suit on Wednesday. Part 1 is about what style of suit to get. Part 2 is about what I need to ask for in shirts and suit (material, yolk, etc). 1. I'm going to get a charcoal suit in Thailand next week. I'm leaning towards a herringbone pattern, with the most boring two-button Hugo Boss cut. But, I can't seem to find too many herringbone patterened suits. Are they not fashionable atm? A tiny houndstooth is also an option that I'm considering - but I think I may need to be ab it older to wear it comfortably. I wouldn't mind pinstripes, but I have a navy pinstripe suit and a medium-grey pinstripe suit at the moment. I'm pretty sure that I don't like windows. So, how about a fairly dark charcoal herringbone suit? Like http://imageshack.us/f/822/26935627.png/ but perhaps a bit more of a charcoal than a black. I am a graduate working at a Big 4 accounting firm. 2. My first choice is http://www.dress-for-success.com/ (Rajawongse). I will be getting shirts and the suit. What do I need to ask for? It'll obviously depend on what they have, etc... but, the sort of things I'm looking for are: Shirt: Double cotton shirt (I don't really understand this, I just want thick, good quality cotton.. but got told to go Double Cotton) with split yoke and mother of pearl buttons I know the type of collar I want, and the colours and styles. Some for cufflinks, some not for cufflinks. Suit good quality material - prob super 100?? 2 buttons light shoulder pads What else am I missing? What suit/shirt material do I want? My favourite current shirts are Herringbone Sydney branded shirts... if anyone knows what the thick ones of those are like. My suits are Marc CBD suits are Super 100. They were fantastic at first, but are now a bit ballsy, after only a year. And a pair of pants split. And another pair of pants got a hole inside the pocket.... and I've only had them for a year (and only wore them about 105 times (shared between 2 jackets, 4 pants). So, can I get 'nice' material that is durable? If so, what do I want? In my mind, Super 120/150 *IS* less durable than Super 100... but Super 100 wasn't really durable enough for me (though, probably would get it, as opposed to getting a lower quality fabric). Again, any help would be super appreciated! Regards


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Being Drunk Doesn't Change Your Personality, Study FindsAccording to a study, excessive drinking doesn't change your personality but will only enhance it.
Best Family-Friendly St. Patrick's Day Events In SeattleBelieve it or not, there is more to St. Patrick's Day than drinking green beer. Seattle does St. Patrick's Day right with fun runs, a grand parade, an Irish heritage festival and lots of children's activities. And the best part is, you don't have to be Irish to enjoy them. Here are five of the best events happening this year. Just be sure to wear green. You wouldn't want to be pinched.
Study: Tweens Who Think Marijuana Is Cool More Likely To Drink And Drive LaterMiddle school students who had positive views about marijuana at 12 were 63 percent more likely to say they had driven drunk or ridden with someone who was intoxicated than those who reported more negative views of the drug.
The 5 Countries With The Most Expensive Beer In The WorldCheck out the 5 countries with the most expensive beer in the world.
The Best (Free!) Hotel Happy HoursCheck out the best FREE hotel happy hours from around the US.
Drinking Underground: The World's 6 Best Bars In CavesWhen it comes to drinking, we're all about going underground. That used to mean drinks at a speakeasy, but now it means in a cave. Check out the world's best bars in a cave.
Crow Woman Sentenced In Murder Of Daughter, 3 A woman from Montana's Crow Indian Reservation was sentenced to more than two decades in prison for killing her daughter by throwing the 3-year-old out of a fast-moving pickup after an overnight drinking binge.
Washington Bill To Allow Older Teens To Taste Alcohol In College ClassesWashington senators are moving ahead with a proposal that would allow older teens to taste alcohol in college classes.
Best Bars With A College Night In SeattleSeattle's University District is well-known for its abundant number of popular bars and night clubs. Check out this list of top-rated bars that are not only easy on a student's budget, but also offer some of the best drinks in town and hours of fun.
U.S. Air Marshals Accused of Boozing While Training
Some Seattle Residents Told to Boil Drinking Water Some residents of southeast Seattle have been advised to boil their tap water until tests confirm it is safe to drink, following a water pipe break.
Pierce County's "Tow and Go" Program Helps Take Drunk Drivers Off the RoadPierce County's annual "Tow and Go" program will assist bar patrons who have had too much to drink through New Year's Day.