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From: "Sharon Bunter" <>
Subject: FW: [ENG-LAN-BOLTON] A marriage record found - Jim Lancaster's reply
Date: Thu, 9 Feb 2006 07:15:47 +0800
Here are Jim's findings and comments on Daniel BREADY and Elizabeth TURNER:
Best wishes,
Sharon in Perth, Western Australia
Bury Parish Pages - just beginning
-----Original Message-----
> St, Mary's is the Parish Church of Bury it is in the centre of town and a
> lovely stone building, still very much in use today.
but the building you see today is not the building in which this couple were
married. The present church is at least the third on the site and was built
about 1876.
> Daniel Bready (Joiner) m Elizabeth Turner, 2nd May 1824.
The details quoted on the fiche are almost certainly the full details from
the register because the Registers printed under Rose's Act (ca 1812) only
had spaces for this information.
> I assume this was a Catholic Church. Daniel was from Ireland and his wife,
> "Betty" was born in Lynn, Lancashire according to the 1851 census of
> Farnworth.
As you say, this is not a Catholic church, but the Parish Church (Church of
England, Anglican). Following Hardwicke's Act in 1754, marriages were only
valid in civil law if they were solemnised in a licensed Anglican church
(usually a Parish Church) before an authorised Anglican minister. The only
exceptions were for the marriages of Quakers and Jews. This meant that
Protestant non-conformists and Catholics had to take the Anglican service
for the couple to be married legally. This does not mean that marriages did
not take place in non-Anglican churches at this time, for example the
marriage register of SS Peter & Paul, Bolton, starts in 1795. Often in this
period before civil registration you find that a Catholic couple had two
marriage ceremonies, one in the Anglican church and one in their Catholic
chapel. In Bury the marriage register does not start until 1834 and even
then has few entries until after 1837. That does not mean that marriages
were not being performed in the Catholic chapel, just that there is no
record of them. The Catholic chapel at this time was in a rented room in the
area near Henry Street and the present Catholic church was only built in
I have looked for baptisms of children of this couple and I have only found
one -
Priest; Birth; Baptism; Forename; Surname; Father; Mother; Mar; Sponsor 1;
Sponsor 2
J.PEACOCK; 28 Jan 1836; 31 Jan 1836; James BRADY; Daniel BRADY; Eliz:
TURNER; Y; Jas BOOTH; Eliz: HOLDEN
The Baptism register is a large, thin book in portrait format and the
details were entered in columns across the full width of the page opening.
They were in English, so there are no translation problems. This register
has been deposited in the Lancashire Record Office (LRO) in Preston.
Do you have any idea whereabouts in Bury this family lived, and has this
family been found in the 1841 Census? If they moved to Bolton soon after
James was born and had further children there, then their baptisms are
probably in the register of SS Peter & Paul, Bolton. These registers have
also been deposited in the LRO but the Bolton Archive Service has a
microfilm copy.
I hope this helps
Jim Lancaster (Bury, Lancs.)
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Docket: 02N-0273 - Substances Prohibited From Use in Animal Food or Feed; Animal Proteins Prohibited in Ruminant Feed
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Comment Record
Mr. David Kirstein
2003-02-04 13:57:07
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In brief, they illustrate that the feeding of poultry litter (containing ruminant meat and bone meal that was infective) would not expose cattle consuming that litter to infective doses of BSE. 3. Should pet food for retail sale be labeled with the statement, "Do not feed to cattle or other ruminants"? What would be the adverse and positive impacts of such a labeling requirement? In 2002, the Pet Food Institute conducted a survey to determine the impact of the proposed warning label on pet food consumers. The survey showed a significant negative reaction by consumers to the label. PFI estimates it would result in at least the loss of $2 billion in pet food sales. As a result, PFI also distributed information throughout the feed, feed ingredient, and pet food industry that reiterated the law regarding the proper disposition of salvaged and distressed pet food containing prohibited ruminant proteins. 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NBP collaborated with the National Renderers Association (NRA) in formulating a response to these questions as well. Rather than reiterate those comments and calculations, we refer you to the NRA comments. In brief, they illustrate that allowing a 5% carry-over of prohibited into non-prohibited material following a clean-out/flush procedure, would still provide a 27-540 fold margin of safety depending upon whether the contaminated non-prohibited MBM was sold directly to a dairy for feeding or further blended by a protein blender also having a 5% carry-over. Although, FDA inspections have documented smaller rates of carry-over (0.19% with proper cleaning and flushing and 0.39% following improper cleaning and flushing) a 5% allowance was chosen to permit verification by testing. A rapid, inexpensive ELISA test is currently being marketed by Neogen Corporation that is capable of detecting 5% ruminant proteins in MBM, thus making surveillance and enforcement of this provision practical. 5. Elimination of the Plate Waste Exemption This issue seems to be out of any meaningful disease control context when addressing BSE. It should not be a component of any rule designed to control and minimize the spread of BSE if ever introduced to the US. The Harvard Study concluded that "Plate waste consists of little mammalian protein, and the tissues that are included in this waste are unlikely to contain BSE infectivity. However, there are other animal disease issues stemming from the misuse of plate waste exemplified by the recent outbreak of foot and mouth disease in the United Kingdom. The best means of controlling any potential non-BSE animal diseases associated with plate waste would be best addressed by the proper disposal of this raw material. 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Let's Encrypt Integration
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Make Web Application Firewall Site Path Routing case insensitive.
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Web Application Security: White / Blacklist Support for Visitor IP's
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Web Application Firewall OTP support for form to form authentication
Support for form to form authentication with one time passwords in the WAF.
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WebServer Protection: Allow for larger upload handling
For web sites with larger uploads (e.g. ownCloud) there is currently a 128MB (134217728 byte) limit in Web Server protection, the so called request body limit in ModSecurity.
Please add the possibility to configure this parameter (it's "SecRequestBodyLimit" in the Apache config) to allow larger uploads to sites protected by WAF.26 votes
WebServer Protection: GZIP encoding of proxied HTTP traffic
The WAF strips the Accept-Encoding header from client requests, which is fine, as compression is not generally useful between the origin server and the proxy. However, it doesn't use the header itself, either. It doesn't compress proxied traffic before returning it to the client. Interestingly, pages generated by the WAF itself (such as error documents) are compressed. Only the proxied content remains uncompressed, and this can have a substantial impact on page speed.24 votes
Enable users to reset their domain user password using Web Mail
There are many companies that force employees to reset domain user passwords very often. Now, when employees need to access mail using their Web Mail and their password has expired they will have to call IT to reset their password, but if working hours has finished and there is no IT personnel in the office, or maybe it's weekend, which is even worse, they will have to wait until next working day so that IT can help. In situation like this, enabling users to reset their domain account password using Web Mail Portal, like Microsoft TMG does, would help.22 votes
Enable OTP for WAF on a per-Authentication Profile basis
At the Moment we can use the new OTP Feature just for all virtuell webserver. Therefore, it is not possible to use this great new function in most implementations.
An example, many customers want to publish Exchange Services like OWA, ActiveSync and Outlook Anywhere. OWA with OTP and ActiveSync without OTP. But that is not possible.
I suggest, you implement a new authentication Profile for OTP that we can use in the site path Routing.20 votes
HTTPS Reverse Proxy
When using ASG to terminate SSL sessions (SSL Offloading), it's sometimes needed to get the client certificate (mutual authentication) and pass some SSL info such as SSL Session IDs and Client-SSL Certificate information (e.g. certificate fingerprint and serial number) inside HTTP header to be used and processed by the protected web applications.
An example of this use; let's assume that I have a plain-text web application with certificate-based user authentication, so, it's necessary to have such features in my WAF appliance.20 votes
Enable Web Application Firewall support to specify cipher strengths it can accept. Either cipher-by-cipher basis or on a weak/med/strong cat
Enable Web Application Firewall support to specify cipher strengths it can accept. Either cipher-by-cipher basis or on a weak/med/strong category.18 votes
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Researchers have been applying precision crop and soil management research techniques on a 75-acre field laboratory near Ames. The field is divided into two equal tracts for corn-soybean rotation and yields were monitored during the 1996 and 1997 growing seasons.
The two tracts were divided into one-half acre grids for soil sampling purposes. In addition, soil sampling was conducted on selected transects across the two tracts. Tests were run on nutrients and pest levels.
The field was originally selected as a research field because of variability in its soil properties. This is substantiated by organic matter ranging from less than 1.0 percent to 10 percent, soil pH from 5.2 to 8.5, phosphorus from 1.0 ppm to 78 ppm (Bray test) and 2.0 ppm to 33.0 (Olsen test), field slope from zero to C slope, and a wide range in soybean cyst nematode egg counts.
The 1997 corn yield ranged from less than 100 to more than 150 bushels per acre and soybean yield from less than 20 to more than 60 bushels per acre. Insufficient water limited yields.
Researchers are now selecting treatments for crop year 1998. The primary objective is to study the effect of the variation in soil properties on the crop response to selected treatments. A field day in August will provide the opportunity to review and share results and to show the 1998 practices selected.
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Is the Soul Immortal?
To answer this question, let us turn to the highest authority on the subject—the inspired Word of the Creator. In the very first book of the Bible, Genesis, we learn the accurate meaning of "soul." Regarding the creation of the first man, Adam, the Bible says: "Jehovah God proceeded to form the man out of dust from the ground and to blow into his nostrils the breath of life, and the man came to be a living soul." (Genesis 2:7) Clearly, the soul is not what a man has but
what he is
. The Hebrew word used here for soul is ne′phesh. It occurs some 700 times in the Bible, and it never refers to a separate and ethereal part of a human but always to something tangible and physical.—Job 6:7; Psalm 35:13; 107:9; 119:28.
What happens to the soul at death? Consider what happened to Adam at his death. When he sinned, God told him: "You [will] return to the ground, for out of it you were taken. For dust you are and to dust you will return." (Genesis 3:19) Think of what that means. Before God created him from the dust, Adam did not exist. After his death, Adam returned to the same state of nonexistence.
Simply stated, the Bible teaches that death is the opposite of life. At Ecclesiastes 9:5, 10, we read: "The living are conscious that they will die; but as for the dead, they are
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, neither do they anymore have wages, because the remembrance of them has been forgotten. All that your hand finds to do, do with your very power, for there is no work nor devising nor knowledge nor wisdom in Sheol, the place to which you are going."
This means that the dead are unable to do or feel anything. They no longer have any thoughts, nor do they remember anything. The psalmist states: "Do not put your trust in nobles, nor in the son of earthling man, to whom no salvation belongs. His spirit goes out, he goes back to his ground; in that day
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The Bible clearly shows that at death the soul does not move on to another body, but it dies
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Popular 'Birds of Prey' demonstration set for LCSWCD meeting
LAWRENCEVILLE - The popular "Birds of Prey" demonstration will be part of the program during the Lawrence County Soil and Water Conservation District's annual meeting Feb. 7.
The entertainment for the evening will be "Birds of Prey - Raptor Awareness," and will be provided by the World Bird Sanctuary in St. Louis. The annual meeting will be held at the Central Christian Church activity center.
Organizers of the SWCD meeting said the program will educate everyone about raptors (birds of prey) and the problems they face in the modern world. There will be several types of raptors, such as hawks, owls, falcons, vultures, and new this year, a bald eagle. Some of the birds will fly free over the audience.
Recognized nationally as a leader in the field of avian and environmental conservation, World Bird Sanctuary is dedicated to the conservation of avian species through rehabilitation, education, field research, captive breeding and reintroduction.
As the human population continues to grow, pressures on wildlife populations have been increasing. Consequently, people continue to observe wildlife injuries due to human related activities. Through the rehabilitation of raptors, people have been able to study and monitor the cause and effect relationship of birds within the present day ecosystem. This gives man a glimpse into the relationship between birds, humans and the environment.
World Bird Sanctuary also assists the United States Fish and Wildlife Serve by functioning at a haven for injured and confiscated birds.
The evening will also include a dinner, the presentation of several awards, and a short business meeting.
For additional information, or to purchase tickets, contact the Lawrence County Soil and Water District office at 618-943-2621, Ext. 3.
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Mattel To Continue 'Justice League Unlimited' Toy Line In 2010
As if receiving pantsless superheroes wasn't already the greatest news coming out of the "Justice League Unlimited" action figure line this year, here comes another doozy: more toys are on the way in 2010.
Mattel revealed the news that the "Justice League Unlimited" line is far from over on their Facebook page, stating: "JLU is going to continue in Spring 2010 at Target stores. We'll have some new figures to reveal at Toy Fair in NY at out collector event on Feb. 14th."
The bad news is that Matty Collector will no longer offer "Justice League Unlimited" four-packs starting in 2010.
"At the end of the day, there just was not enough interest in the 4 pack assortment to keep it going," the company's statement revealed. "And yes, we have heard from collectors who were looking for more direct requests in the packs. Well, to level with everyone, that was never in the cards."
I guess my request for shirtless robot ninjas is going to go unheard, then. Either way, it's nice to know that the awesome "JLU" figures will continue to roll out in the new year.
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It was a gut-punch … loud, uncomplicated rock and roll. The pure stuff the Who and AC/DC cranked out in their prime — soaring guitar solos, follicle-raising power chords, blistering drum solos, bone-shaking bass riffs and spot-on vocals, and it was coming from the skatepark from a band born while George W. Bush was president.
At first glance I thought it might be karaoke. These kids didn't look old enough to shave. Those ringing guitar solos? Those brawny vocals? That kid couldn't possibly be singing, could he?
He could. They can. They are.
Haunted by Heroes is real: real young and real good. An apparent last-minute addition to teen day at the fair, Haunted by Heroes, three of whom just turned 13, have a record deal and looked like the future of rock and roll on Friday night.
This is no boy band. Don't expect any choreographed dance moves or matching jump suits.
Instead, Haunted by Heroes delivered a strong set of original material inspired by their heroes — AC/DC, Led Zeppelin, Iron Maiden et al.
The heroes would approve. These guys mastered their instruments early and possess the sound, the looks, the moves and, importantly, the spirit of rock and roll, seemingly minus the destructive stuff.
They hail from Pacifica, the product of rock band parents. Their manager bills them as the world's youngest touring rock band.
The front men are Nick on bass guitar and lead vocals and Max on lead guitar. Charley plays rhythm guitar. Nick's brother Chris anchors the whole affair on drums. No last names please.
They seem born to the task. Nick and Max maintain a visceral kinetic energy at the front of the stage. Behind them, Chris is all over the drums. The result is hard-driving, old-school, top-shelf rock and roll.
Haunted by Heroes regularly plays the Roxy and Whiskey A Go Go nightclubs in Hollywood. In San Francisco, they play the Fillmore and Slims. Other high visibility gigs include the Today Show and America's Got Talent, where they were joined on stage by Dee Snyner of Twisted Sister. They also grace the pages of the June issue of Guitar Player Magazine.
That's not bad for a band that met at day care. Brothers Nick and Chris have been playing since they were 8. Their prior band, the Thrashers, played the Whiskey when they were just 9, the youngest band ever to play the famous club.
At the skatepark the Heroes pounded out a head bashing set of originals for a mix of familiar fans and the curious drawn in by the big sound.
The boys closed with a pair of rock anthems: Alice Cooper's "School's out," and a passionate rendition of the Who's "Won't be fooled again."
With Chris digging into an extended drum solo that would have made Keith Moon proud, Max raised his ax overhead in the waning light and struck the final chord. I worried that he might be channeling Pete Townsend's destructive side when a guitar tech, or perhaps it was just his dad, lifted the Gibson from his arms.
They play three to four gigs per month and insist they are still normal kids with homework, basketball and skateboarding on their minds. But with girls now flocking to their shows, things stand to get a little more complicated soon.
Check them out on the usual social media outlets or in the flesh at their home gig, the Pacifica Fog Fest in September.


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Trinity's Volk, Beulah's Zacher join Hagler on Class B all-state team
JAMESTOWN -- As coach and father, Jeff Hagler watched his son Jacob make plays for five years that led to North Star winning nearly 94 percent of its games.
Inserted into the starting lineup as an eighth-grader, Jacob ran the point and directed the Bearcats to the state tournament.
Fast forward to now, and he's one of the most decorated players in the state. The 6-foot-2 senior picked up his third consecutive nod to Class B's all-state first team, announced Monday night and voted on by the North Dakota Associated Press Sportswriters and Sportscasters Association.
"He's just an amazing kid in knowing what it takes to win," Jeff Hagler said. "If he needed to score, he'd score."
A runner-up for the Mr. Basketball award, Jacob Hagler was the lone unanimous selection. He is joined on the first team by Maple Valley's Jordan Haseleu, Des Lacs-Burlington's Tanner Holte, Dickinson Trinity's Jacob Volk and Beulah's Trevor Zacher.
Jacob Hagler finished his prep career with a 122-8 record, leading the Bearcats to three state tournaments including a state championship in 2011. He played in five region championship games, falling to Four Winds-Minnewaukan in this year's Region 4 final.
The Class B state senior athlete of the year averaged 22.8 points, 6.8 assists, 4.7 rebounds and 3.6 steals per game, but Jeff Hagler said better offensive balance in the starting lineup caused Jacob's numbers to drop.
"If he'd had the same numbers this year that he had last year, he may have pushed A.J. a little more for Mr. Basketball," said Jeff Hagler, referring to Fargo Shanley standout A.J. Jacobson. "He could have averaged 35 points a game for us, but that wasn't the best thing for the team. That goes to show his unselfishness."
Haseleu, a 5-10 senior point guard, averaged 23.5 points, 6.3 assists, 5.8 rebounds and 2.1 steals. Behind the Region 1 senior athlete of the year, the Raiders made the region semifinals before bowing out to Fargo Oak Grove.
"He's a kid that doesn't come around very often for a coach," Maple Valley coach Jayson Kocka said. "When we needed to be settled down or needed a basket, we obviously went through Jordan. He's like another coach on the court."
The only underclassmen on the first team, Holte took Des Lacs-Burlington to the Region 6 semifinals, losing to eventual champion Rugby. The 6-4 junior forward paced the Lakers with 24.5 points, 10.3 rebounds, 2.5 steals and 2.1 blocks per game. As a sophomore, he was named to the all-state second team.
"He's very versatile; he made over 50 3-pointers again this year," DL-B coach Doug Wagner said. "He drew a double team no matter where he was on the court. If he didn't score a ton, then he was capable of doing other things. He defended the opponents' best post player and rebounded extremely well."
Jacob Volk led Dickinson Trinity to the Class B state tournament, where it finished fifth. Volk, a 6-3 senior guard, had per-game averages of 20 points, 6.6 rebounds, 2.7 assists, 2 steals and 2 blocks. He was a second-team selection as a junior.
"He's the most dynamic offensive player I've ever coached," Trinity coach Gregg Grinsteinner said. "He's always been a scorer, but he's really had to expand his game. ... He's one of those kids that sets the bar high for our program just like Chad Glasser or Brady Ernst."
It's the first all-state award for Beulah 6-4 senior forward Trevor Zacher, who led his team to a state championship as a junior and was named tournament MVP in the process. The Region 7 senior athlete of the year posted averages of 18 points, 6.3 rebounds, 3.2 assists and three steals per game. Beulah fell to Trinity in the Region 7 championship game.
"He's been a big part of our program since he was a freshman," Beulah coach Jeremy Brandt said. "His athleticism in the open court is obviously a big plus for him. ... He's developed into a real well-rounded kid and a good all-around player."
The entire team is made up of 13 seniors and two juniors. A look at the second team:
-- Jade Bentz, Trenton: The 6-3 senior forward posted averages of 17.6 points, 13.1 rebounds, 3.7 assists, 2.7 blocks and 2.3 steals for the Tigers, who finished third at state.
-- Ellery Bresnahan, Central Cass: The 5-8 senior guard averaged 24.8 points, 7.1 assists, 4.9 rebounds and 3.5 steals per game. He led Central Cass to the Region 1 semifinals.
-- Briton Bussman, Milnor: The state tournament MVP for the state champion Bison, the 6-3 junior swingman averaged 24.7 points, 7.6 rebounds and 2.4 assists and is the only underclassmen on the second team.
-- Daniel Grande, North Star: A repeat second-team selection, the 6-2 senior guard aided the Bearcats' run to the Region 4 championship game with averages of 14.3 points, 5.8 assists, 5.4 rebounds and 4.3 steals.
-- Jeff Illies, Wyndmere-Lidgerwood: A 6-5 senior center, Illies averaged 22.1 points, 9.2 rebounds and 2.3 assists, as the Warbirds made a run to the Region 1 tournament.
-- Donovan Lambert, Shiloh Christian: For a Skyhawks team that took seventh at state, the 6-1 senior guard averaged 19.5 points, 5.3 rebounds and 3 assists.
-- Houston Lavachek, Glenburn: The all-state team's leading scorer and tallest player, the 6-7 senior guard averaged 27.2 points, 10 rebounds and 2 blocks for the Panthers, who lost out in the District 12 tournament.
-- Austin Longie, Four Winds-Minnewaukan: The 6-3 senior forward averaged 15.7 points, 8.8 rebounds, 3.3 assists and 2.9 steals for the state runner-up Indians.
-- Kris Wathne, Griggs County Central: The Region 2 player of the year, the 6-4 senior center put up averages of 21 points and 10.3 rebounds for the Cougars, who fell in the first round of regionals.
-- Taylor Zentner, Mott-Regent: The 6-2 senior guard averaged 22.2 points, 5.1 rebounds, 4.1 assists and 4 steals, as the Wildfire finished third in Region 7.


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The fort and bastions are built of the same material as the houses of the town, coquina.
I was down to the coquina country, a-doin'—well, I was doin' rubes.
Inwardly excited, outwardly calm, he had seated himself on the coquina wall which ran along the lagoon under the Royal Palms.
He laughed, too: "You'll pay 'em if you take my map an' go to the coquina hills," he said.
The Presbyterian church is a good, old-fashioned, well-preserved specimen of coquina walls.
The walls are built of coquina of no modern thickness, but as if designed to resist a siege.
coquina is nothing more than broken sea shells cemented together by their own lime.
Houses in St. Augustine are built of coquina rock, which is simply a mass of broken shells held together by a lime cement.
There was no second block of coquina; Walter remained standing.
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Survivors of tour bus crash begin painful journey home
PENDLETON, Ore. — Some of the survivors of a fatal bus crash on a rural Oregon highway retrieved their passports and other belongings on Tuesday so they can finish their journey to Canada.
At least 14 survivors remained hospitalized in three states after the weekend crash that killed nine and injured 38 others. State police escorted others one by one to collect their property, which was strewn across a hillside as the tour bus careened 200 feet from a partly icy roadway Sunday.
The bus was returning to Vancouver, British Columbia, on the final leg of a nine-day tour of the western United States. The trip was organized by a British Columbia travel agency to carry tourists traveling in small groups. Most of the passengers were Korean.
The Red Cross said some of the survivors were too terrified to get on another bus, so a nearby Ford dealer offered to drive them in smaller passenger vehicles. Some were expected to begin the trip on Wednesday.
"The pieces are kind of getting into place about getting back to normal, and they want to go home," said Mary Naman, a registered nurse from Portland working with the American Red Cross to help survivors.
Red Cross workers are helping about 15 survivors who remain in Pendleton, trying to make them as comfortable as possible while they wait for police to release their belongings and for the logistics of their return trip to be worked out. One local volunteer, who is Korean, planned to make traditional Korean food for them, Naman said.
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By PATRICK HALL, The Wilson Post
Residents at Academy Place in Lebanon, a gated community for retirees, are worried they are losing their voice in how the president and board of directors handles the day-to-day operation of the neighborhood and are calling for the presidents resignation.
The contention centers on changes to the communitys Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions for Academy Place proposed by President Sue Gallagher and a proxy given to all residents that some say is in violation of the communitys bylaws.
I feel (Gallagher) has been misinforming us and misleading us, said one resident, Francine Sparkman.
A petition has been passed around the community in the past several days calling for Gallaghers removal. Sparkman and many other residents have signed that petition and felt things needed to change in the communitys leadership.
Weve realized in the past year no one has a voice, said Eleanor Gibbs, another resident at Academy Place.
Gibbs sent all 114 residents a letter pointing out a mistake in the proxy handed out to residents that would allow homeowners who could not attend a meeting on Saturday, Dec. 3, to have someone vote in their place.
That proxy, Gibbs said, is in violation of the communitys bylaws and she encouraged residents not to sign it. She said the major problem with the proxy is that it is irrevocable, and noted the Academy Place by laws state no proxy is irrevocable.
In her letter to homeowners, Gibbs quoted Article 3, Section 5 of the bylaws, which states,
Every proxy shall be revocable and shall automatically cease upon conveyance by members of his lot.
I dont know how they are going to vote on those changes with the errors to the proxy, Sparkman said.
Many residents are concerned about the changes being proposed to the Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions and said the current rules are not enforced consistently.
Sparkman said she was threatened with a fine if she did not remove a ceramic turtle from around her mailbox.
When she complied with the rules to avoid the fine, Sparkman said she noticed around the community that many other residents were violating the same rule and that they were not fined.
I put my turtle back out there because other people had many things out there, Sparkman said.
J.T. Robinson, who has lived in Academy Place for nearly 10 years, said the rules are not applied fairly and said there is no reason to change the current Covenants and Conditions.
He said one of the changes made, concerning an age limit of future owners, will make some of the units difficult to sell because they have a second floor and older residents would not be able to walk up the steps. He said that would hurt the value of other homes in the community.
Robinson said he felt the restrictions are being applied selectively and added that others are fined or told they will be fined for certain violations, when other people are not punished.
I saw nothing wrong with the laws and I see no reason to change them, they should just be enforced, Robinson said.
Residents are also concerned that language in the Covenants and Conditions indicate homeowners do not own their patio or carport space, even though their deeds and plat records show their property lines include the home and exterior space.
Another change is the use of the Academy Place clubhouse, which in the past has been free of charge. However, Gibbs and others pointed out there is now a $30 fee to use the clubhouse.
Phil Selley, another Academy Place resident, said the changes to the Covenants and Conditions would not only require homeowners to pay $30, but that the activities held there cannot include religious meetings of any kind, or any political or fund raising events.
Gibbs noted one of the biggest problems has been a lack of transparency and communication from the president and board of directors to the residents. She said each street had a meeting where residents were given a copy of the proposed changes to the Covenants and Conditions as well as a proxy form for the Dec. 3 meeting.
Were still handing out copies because some people couldnt go to the meetings, she said.
However, Gibbs said many residents could not attend their street meetings for certain reasons and added there are many residents who do not have copies of the proxy, nor know anything about the changes being proposed.
She and other residents said Gallagher has been unapproachable both during meetings and with regards to questions after meetings. Gibbs said residents are not allowed to go to meetings of the president and board, unless they sign a privacy agreement, and said they have never seen minutes from those meetings.
She would ignore people at the meetings and wouldnt answer questions, Gibbs said.
When a vote took place by all residents, Gibbs said the residents could not see the vote results and even though residents pay dues, they do not get to vote on or see an annual budget.
Gibbs and other residents said they have never had a treasurer and said they dont know what or how their money is spent. Gibbs has asked to see a detailed account of how the money is spent, but said such a report has never been produced.
Selley said the Association, which is made up of the homeowners, is effectively being replaced by Gallagher and board of directors. Other residents felt the same, pointing out the changes to Covenants and Conditions state the Association and Board of Directors are to be used interchangeably.
The board would take place of the residents, Gibbs said, referring to changes.
Residents are hoping the vote on Dec. 3 to change the Covenants and Conditions will either be postponed or cancelled altogether. Gibbs and Sparkman said she hopes the vote would at least be delayed until all residents can be properly informed.
Many residents felt the changes and the conduct of Gallagher and the board of directors is contrary to the bylaws and said they are not properly enforcing the current Covenants and Conditions.
The way its being done is against the regulations, Robinson said.
Gallagher was contacted by The Wilson Post for comment. She referred all questions regarding this matter to the board of directors attorney Ensley Hagen. Hagen did not return a call to the newspaper by press time.
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Bad blood boils over as key staffers resign in China Grove
Published 11:12 pm, Wednesday, May 22, 2013
There was a mass resignation in China Grove on Wednesday night as dozens of angry residents and city officials crammed into City Hall over the results of a contentious May 11 election.
During the unofficial meeting, key members of the China Grove staff — including the municipal court judge, city attorney, city administrator, municipal court staff and the administrative assistant to the Police Department — resigned in protest of how they said they have been treated by members of the City Council.
Longtime Mayor Dennis Dunk lost a heated battle to newcomer Eugene Ripps last month, and "shortly after ... the work environment changed and it became extremely difficult for the staff and I to do our duties," said Susan Conaway, city administrator since 1986.
"The actions of two council members is what we are talking about," Conaway said. "There has been everything from violations of the Texas employment law, discrimination, false accusations."
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About a dozen people spoke during the three-hour meeting, including Dunk, current Councilman Larry Keller, the fire chief and two police officers. Nearly everyone voiced displeasure over recent happenings in the city.
"The China Grove Police Department has come a long way since I came on board, and it's all because of (Dunk)," said Officer Damian Balderas. "I'm sad to see all these employees go; they are the lifeblood of this city."
Much of the residents' anger was aimed at two current council members, John McRae and Mike Trainor. McRae briefly attended the meeting but left when it was evident not enough council members were present for a quorum. Neither Trainor nor Councilman Doug Pruski attended.
Ripps, the newly elected mayor, showed up and answered questions about the election, why he ran and the city's future.
"I would like to see China Grove move into the 20th century, improve its website so people can go on there and get the information they need," he said.
Ripps, whose wife, Cathy, is a council member, said he ran to give the people of China Grove a choice on the ballot.
Dunk had been a councilman and then mayor since 1993. He was emotional Wednesday night as he said goodbye to staff members and residents.
"Be very diligent, work for the people — all of the people — respect people, be fair and equal to everyone; that is what I have always tried to do," Dunk said.
Also resigning were Municipal Court Judge Lawrence G. Morales, City Attorney John Mead, Senior Court Clerk Clarissa Sczech and Deputy Court Clerk Reta Garza.


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In 1810, Stephen Hopkins Smith set his heart on marrying the daughter of a prominent Providence family. She told him she had her heart set on "marrying well" and expected to live in the grandest house around.
When Smith won $50,000 in the Louisiana lottery, hoping the young woman would reconsider, he kept his windfall a secret and began building a dream home. He bought land on Great Road near the Mohassuck River where he proceeded with care and imagination building a magnificent Federal-style home.
One Sunday afternoon, as the story has it, Smith took his buggy to Providence and invited the young woman to take a drive with him. They set out at a leisurely pace, eventually turning onto Great Road. As they crossed the bridge over the Mohassuck, Hearthside came into view. "Oh, what a beautiful house!" the young woman exclaimed -- and Smith's hopes soared. Then she added, "But, I could never live so far out in the wilderness!"
Silently, Smith turned the buggy around and headed back to Providence. He never courted again. But, neither did he become a recluse. He settled his two unmarried sisters in the west side of the house, and his brother, Joseph, and his young family on the east side. He soon tired of the commotion of family life and moved into a house directly across the street.
Smith built the Butterfly Mill, was a major designer of the Blackstone Canal, and created a more enduring legacy through his love of nature and his hobby, botany. On a large tract of his land, he planted exotic shrubs, trees, and built waterfalls and bridges on land all Rhode Islanders today know as Lincoln Woods.
For 40 years, Hearthside has been home to Andrew and Penelope Mowbray. The couple has a happier version of Smith's story. One day, says Andrew, he made the mistake of driving Penelope past Hearthside. "Oh," she said, "What a beautiful house! And look, it's even for sale!"
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Best boot ever
I'm 5'4 125lbs and normally I wear an 8 in boots and these fit tts. You do have to pull them on but I wouldn't size up because you will then have boots that are too long. So my opinion is stick with your true size on these, the quality is top notch but I give it 4 stars because it is slippery, so I think i need to get something to put on the bottom of these babies.
Flawed Design
Beautiful boots, I have several pairs of Bed Stu shoes and they're all very high quality with a hand-made look. These boots are almost impossible to get on though. It took about 10 minutes to get these worked on by pulling the two top tabs. One you get them on they fit great and hug my legs nicely with no gap. Seems to be a flaw in the design of these as there is no side zipper and without it, they're too tall and slim of a boot to be able to pull on without a major struggle.
too difficult to put it on
this boots look so nice, and it is exactly the look I was looking for, but it is so difficult to put it on, (once you put it on, they fit perfectly, so I don't want to order one size up), I tried twice, everytime, it is a struggle to put them on, I think the design has a flaw, unlike other boots, usually there is side zipper , but this one has very strong elastic band (almost does not give you much expansion) , I like my shoes to be comfortable to wear, so i may decide to return, but on the other hand, they are so beautiful, I can't decide at this point.
I've been looking for a very long time for mid-rise boots to wear around Denver when I didn't want to wear my snow boots. I really like the look of these boots, exactly like the picture, but I'm just not sure about the fit. I bought a size up according to other reviews but unless I'm going to wear thick socks or layer socks my heel will continue to slip out. The sole is also VERY slippery and I have no doubt that I will fall on ice or snow wearing these out. I've worn them around my house and they are slick on the carpet and hardwood floors. Chances are I will return these. If these went on clearance I would probably buy them and just wear them in the spring.
size em up
Love these boots. I am a true size 8 and didn't listen to other reviews and ordered a size 8. They were much too tight and I was unable to barely pull them on;was quite a workout. So I returned and ordered size 9. I have never worn a size 9, but the size 9 in this case worked fabulously.
Giant feet -undecided.
7-71/2 Aus purchased up a size based on the previous review. Sizing up only assists the problem of getting them on. I have narrow feet and even with socks on they still slip up and down. You need to size up to get them on and then once on my feet look huge and the boots are clearly to long in length. They do not run small as I measured them against my Freebird's and JC's (both size 7) and the difference in length is a good inch. They do look exactly as pictured however they remind me of gumboots for some reason. I have had these for a couple of weeks and keep taking them out and trying them on trying to learn to love them. Still undecided. Recommend trying these on in store if you can.
Exactly as Pictured
Nothing hidden here. These boots look just like their pictures. They are soft and fairly easy to pull on. They do run small, I sized up full size, especially for when wearing them with thick socks. The reinforced heel so so nice. I tend to drag my heels when walking, and with these I won't have the long time wear slanted heel, as I often get in other boots. BedStu are great boots and these won't disappoint you for the investment.