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Bicycling Paris to Lyon Plus! Marseille
Itinerary Summary
If this sounds great but you don't have time for the full 12 days, check out our Bicycling Paris to Lyon tour, which features the first nights of this itinerary.View Day-by-Day ItineraryHide Day-by-Day Itinerary
Day 1: Welcome to Barbizon!
Highlights: Fit bicycles, welcome dinner
Meet this afternoon in Barbizon a short train ride from Paris. We fit bicycles this afternoon and go out for a warm up ride.
Distance: optional warm up ride. Meals: D
Lodging: Hotel des Pléiades
Day 2: Barbizon
Highlights: Guided visit of Fontainebleau Castle, Vaux le Vicomte
Start the day visiting the illustrious Renaissance châteaux of Fontainebleau. Napoléon (of course!) slept here, and may have even resided here for a while. The château of Fontainebleau rivals the palace in Versailles and the châteaux of the Loire Valley in its magnificence. It sits in the middle of a 40,000 acre forest and gardens. After our guided visit, pedal through shaded forest roads back to our comfortable hotel. You'll have the chance to visit another historic castle along the way: Vaux le Vicomte.
Distance: 59km (36 miles) more if desired. Meals: B, D
Lodging: Hotel des Pléiades
Day 3: Barbizon to Montargis
Highlights: Perched village of Château-Landon, historic Montargis
New Years' eve 1894, Annie pedalled from Nemours to Montargis by way of Souppes-sur-Loing. The route she most likely would have followed is a major highway now so we'll follow her presumed route, or at least approximate it, on parallel roads. Today's ride is packed with history, from pre-history, to Romans, and into the Middle Ages. We're sleeping in Montargis, the "Venice of the Gâtinais" tonight.
Distance: 74 km (46 miles). Meals: B
Lodging: Ibis Montargis Hotel
Day 4: Montargis to Sancerre
Highlights: Pont-Canal in Briare
Annie rang in the New Year with a long ride on her single speed bike. She pedaled from Montargis to Cosne-sur-Loire. Annie would have picked up the Loire River valley today and followed it for the next several days, avoiding the adjacent short but steep climbs. She spent the night in a private home in Cosne-sur-Loire. You'll pedal across the famous Briare canal bridge this afternoon, Europe's longest junction canal.
Distance: 98km (61 miles). Meals: B, D
Lodging: Hotel Le Clos Saint-Martin
Day 5: Ride up the Loire Valley to Nevers
Highlights: Loire River Valley
You'll continue up the Loire River Valley today to Charité-sur-Loire and on to Nevers. Annie would have followed the river most of the way today, so we'll do the same with a beautiful forested foothills of the Morvan. Annie rode only to Charité today so you might want to stop for photos and then plan on time to take a walk in Nevers this evening.
Distance: 89 km (55 miles). Meals: B
Lodging: Hotel de Diane
Day 6: Nevers to Lyon
Highlights: Lyon, Bouchon Lyonnais, Vieux Lyon
It is 230 km from Nevers to Lyon, Annie's next stop. In 1895, the local head of the Union Vélocipédique du France, Mr. Nicart, persuaded Annie to take the train to Lyon "because of the deplorable state of the routes." She heeded his advice and spent two days resting in Lyon. Stage 6 of the 2003 Tour de France™ pedaled from Nevers to Lyon. While you are not going to try and pedal the entire distance, you will take a ride this morning then catch the train into Lyon like Annie did.
Distance: 44km (27 miles). Meals: B, D
Lodging:Sofitel Lyon Bellecour
Day 7: Rest Day in Lyon
Highlights: Lyon's monuments, museums, architecture
After a fascinating guided tour of Vieux Lyon you'll have the entire day to relax and enjoy this wonderful city. The historic old town stretches out along a peninsula between the Rhône and Saône rivers, and is filled with beautiful monuments, museums, and buildings. Be sure to take the tramway to the top of the city heights where you'll have a magnificent view over the roof tops of the entire city.
Distance: Rest Day. Meals: B
Lodging:Sofitel Lyon Bellecour
Day 8: Train to Orange, ride to Mont Ventoux
Highlights: Roman ruins of Orange, Côtes du Rhône vineyards
We'll take a train out of Lyon this morning to Orange, where you'll pedal through some of France's most famous vineyards to the base of Mont Ventoux - a perfect position if you'd like to challenge yourself with a ride to the top tomorrow!
Distance: 40km (25 miles). Meals: B, D
Lodging:Hotel des Pins
Day 9: The Mont Ventoux!
Highlights: Mont Ventoux, wine villages, Roman and medieval history
Take your choice today between relaxing by the hotel pool and getting a massage, to climbing the legendary Mont Ventoux. For those who prefer something in between, we'll mark a stunning ride through some of the best and prettiest wine country in the world. Our loop takes you through several Roman or medieval villages including Malaucène, Vaison la-Romaine, Séguret, Gigondas and Vacqueyras which will leave you arguing over which is the most charming and magnificent. It is also possible to combine Mont Ventoux and the loop.
Distance: 0-99 km (0-61 miles). Meals: B, D
Lodging:Hotel des Pins
Day 10: Ride to the Luberon Valley
Highlights: Bonnieux, Lourmarin
Head south to the Luberon Valley, made famous by Peter Mayle's A Year in Provence. Pedal through ochre-colored Roussillon, and the perched village of Bonnieux on your way to our luxurious farm house just outside of Lourmarin. You can relax by the pool or stroll through the vast hotel grounds and herb garden this afternoon before dinner together.
Distance: 70 km (43 miles). Meals: B, D
Lodging:Le Mas de Guilles
Day 11: Ride to Marseille
Highlights: Marseille
Today we'll take on the last stage of Annie's journey all the way to her triumphant arrival in Marseille. Although Annie took the most direct route into the city, we've planned for a much more scenic approach to the base of the Chaine de l'Etoile mountains that serve as a magnificent backdrop for Marseille set against the sea. Our ride ends with a picnic lunch just outside Aix-en-Provence. After lunch we'll shuttle to our hotel in the heart of Marseille where you can spend the rest of the afternoon discovering the city. We'll have our final dinner together tonight at a local's favorite.
Distance: 40km (25 miles). Meals: B, L, D
Lodging:Hotel de la Résidence du Vieux Port
Day 12: Tour ends in Marseille
Highlights: Marseille
Our journey ends this morning after breakfast. For those of you who would like to spend more time visiting this unique city, we'll suggest some highlights. It was a pleasure having you join us on this ride into history.
Meals: B
HighlightsChâteau de Fontainebleau, Loire River Valley, Lyon, Roman Ruins in Orange, Côte du Rhône Vineyards, Marseille
Includes12 days, 11 nights accommodation; 8 dinners with wine, 1 lunch, 11 breakfasts; guided visit of Fontainebleau; 2 to 3 bilingual tour leaders plus "The Usual""The Usual" (Included with every ExperiencePlus! tour)
- Superb tour leaders who are fun, bilingual and avid cyclists.
- Help with flights, trains and pre/post tour hotels.
- Comfortable lodging in 3-4 star hotels.
- All breakfasts and at least half of your dinners.
- Use of a high quality 27-30 speed bike.
- Full van support to carry luggage – and tired cyclists, too!
- Special events like wine tastings, cultural visits and chocolatiers.
- All tips and gratuities at tour hotels and group meals.
- Unique routes, marked with our famous chalk dust arrows.
- Daily mileage options.
- Detailed route map and free use of our traveling resource library.
What's not included:
- Transportation to and from the bicycling tour including airfare, or train travel
- Helmets - we ask that you bring your own to ensure the best fit
- Meals not listed in the itinerary
- Tour Leader gratuity
See the complete list of what's include with every ExperiencePlus! tour.
Begin/EndBarbizon / Marseille
Arrive/DepartParis / Marseille, Paris
Total Distance514-613 km (317-378 miles)
Daily DistanceAverage if you ride every mile 68 km (42 miles)
Rating301 Some long days and varied terrain as you bicycle across four regions of France.
TermsTerms & Conditions
Dates Price Private Room Charge Notes
* We are happy to match solo travelers who would like to share a room with someone of the same gender. If no match exists, due to hotel pricing, we will charge 50% of the private room charge. This charge will be collected at the time of the final payment. If a roommate assignment is available it will be refunded at the conclusion of the tour.
Meals on Your Bicycle Tour
Information on how meals work on ExperiencePlus! Bicycle tours
Chasing Annie
The story behind Annie's momentous ride and her other cycling adventures, written by her great-grand nephew, Peter Zheutlin.
Col Collective rides Mont Ventoux (Bedoin)
A video featuring the climb up Mont Ventoux from Bedoin which is the direction we go for our optional ride on the Paris to Marseille and Provence trips.
Listening to Sancerre Tell Its Story
This article from the New York Times delves into the story of the wines of Sancerre and what makes them so good.
Marseille - Netflix Series
French actor Gerard Depardieu plays the mayor of Marseille in this series that highlights the beauty of the city and the struggle for political control.
Marseille - The City by the Sea
A wonderful article from the Huffington Post on a few of the sightseeing temptations available in Marseille
Retracing Annie Londonderry's Victorian Odyssey
A little more about Annie's history, and Peter's own personal quest to learn more about his great great aunt.
The Annie Londonderry website
Learn more about Annie's two-wheeled ride around-the-world, one of the most audacious undertakings and publicity stunts of the Victorian era. Links to articles, photos, and more information. Also pre-order Peter Zheutlin's book soon to be published by Citadel Press.
The Bicycle and the Women's Movement of the 1890s
Annie Londonderry; Women on Wheels: The Bicycle and the Women's Movement of the 1890s This article, also by Peter, is an interesting look at the evolution of cycling, and how the popularity of cycling affected the Women's movement and Annie's personal journey.
- Meals on Your Bicycle Tour
It was all fabulous. It is my first tour with your company. I was very happy that we could ride at our own pace and on our own without getting lost. Thank you. I had a blast. I will be back! It was the combination of the exercise the country side and the attention paid to the dinners and local cuisine and wines. Fantastic.Tina M., Williamstown, Vic, Australia
This was our third tour with ExperiencePlus, and are already busy deciding on the fourth. They are the best tours we''ve done.Dana S., Fairport, NY
Excellent overall experience and riding challenge with long distances and varied terrain. Selection of restaurant, excellent service, with carefully chosen dinner menu and excellent food and wine for gourmet dinner in Sancerre.Helen S., Melbourne, Australia
Wonderful experience. The food and hotels were excellent. Fancy putting on 5 pounds AFTER a bike ride??!! Excellent food and wines.Jane C., Lucca, Italy
Gorgeous scenery, everything was taken care of and thought through, route marking was fantastic, food was amazing, wine was amazing, .... best fully-supported trip I''ve been on.Helena S., Sunnyvale, CA
Everything was flawless; the guides were excellent, the selection of routes was great. Selected hotels, food, etc. far exceeded our expectations. Take it next year !!!Milan S., Fairport, NY
This was a great trip; made new friends and thoroughly enjoyed the experience. a wonderful way to see a variety of regions of France. ThanksEd R., Sun Lakes, AZ
Fun/ great food, wine and hotels/ beautiful route/ educational/, well planned/ ,outstanding tour leaders/amazing villages and scenery...Gary F., Ft Collins, CO
A great way to see France. Riding was moderate, scenery was beautiful, food was fantastic!Carol R., Sun Lakes, AZ
ou all do an amazing job of making your bike tours user friendly! Every detail is taken care of and it is so nice to have absolutely no worries while riding your bike through the most beautiful country!Jody D. Ft Collins, CO
My favorite part? The tour of Fontainebleau and Vaux-le-Vicomte and riding through the forests in the upper Loire valley. The ride through the wine villlages in the Cote du Rhone was great!David G.
Denver, CO
The routes chosen where exceptionally terrific with smooth pavement, wonderful vistas, and little auto traffic.Jim S.
Santa Fe, NM
Every day was a new and exciting experience (plus)!Jay S.
San Diego, CA
I was very happy with the route, the leaders, the chalked turns, and the food. It was a wonderful trip!Claudia C.
Walnut Creek, CA


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Descendants of George and Rachel Denig
In reply to:
Re: Warren Denig Family - Ft. Wayne, IN
Descendants of George W. Denig
Generation No. 1
1.GEORGE W.2 DENIG(JOSEPH1) was born 1821 in Germany, and died October 13, 1868 in Convoy, Van Wert Co?, Ohio.He married RACHEL ??? Bef. 1848 in Germany.She was born 1823 in Rhine, Pfalz,Germany, and died September 25, 1880 in Van Wert Co, Ohio.
Notes for GEORGE W. DENIG:
George and Rachel immigrated about 1848-49 with their baby daughter Barbara.They first appear on the census of Van Wert County in 1860; they owned a farm outside Convoy in 1870 & 1880.
George's father might have been Joseph Denig.
Notes for RACHEL ???:
Rachel's place of origin was Rhine/Pfalz and her maiden name might have been Profit, with possible brothers Jacob and Phillip.Her parents were born in Baden, Germany.
Whenever Rachel signed official documents she used the given name Friederihor.
Rachel Denig's Will:
In the name of the Benevolent Father of all `
1st it is my will that my just debts and charges be paid out of my estate
Item 1st I give and devise all the residue of my estate to my sons Jacob, Abraham, John Peter, Francis, Joseph, and William Edward, and my daughter Elizabeth eaqually and the rest of my heirs are not to be know in this will which are Ann & Barbra and their heirs Barbra being dead and who made a will to have her Husband Lebold Faber have her interestI therefore devise that Leobold Faber shall have no interest in my property whatever.
Friederihor Denig
In testimony hereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 2nd day of September in the year 1877
CC Marshall
Bridget D. Crillers(?)
More About RACHEL ???:
Cause of Death: catarrah
Children of GEORGE DENIG and RACHEL ??? are:
i. BARBARA3 DENIG, b. 1848, Germany; d. February 25, 1873, Van Wert Co, Ohio; m. LEOPOLD FABER.
Notes for BARBARA DENIG:
Had 5 children (source: Randall P. Curtiss, family member/researcher).
More About BARBARA DENIG:
Cause of Death: paralysis
2. ii. ANNA DENIG, b. 1850, Ohio; d. December 05, 1873, Van Wert Co, Ohio?.
3. iii. JACOB DENIG, b. August 19, 1854, Ohio (Van Wert Co?); d. December 02, 1931, Ohio (Van Wert Co?).
iv. NANCY DENIG, b. 1856, Ohio; d. September 29, 1858.
v. PHILLIP DENIG, b. Abt. 1857, Ohio; d. Unknown.
4. vi. ELIZABETH DENIG, b. 1858, Ohio; d. 1925, Maple Rapids, Michigan?.
vii. GEORGE DENIG, b. 1859, Ohio; d. June 01, 1868.
Notes for GEORGE DENIG:
The death date of George might be incorrect, as his brother William Edward was born the same date.
A land patent was issued to a George Washington Denig on June 17, 1895 in Louisiana.It was for 160.15 acres.Unknown who this George was.
5. viii. ABRAHAM DENIG, b. October 10, 1860, Convoy, Van Wert Co, Ohio; d. April 20, 1932, Convoy, Van Wert Co, Ohio.
6. ix. JOHN P DENIG, b. April 1864, Convoy, Van Wert Co, Ohio; d. 1942, ?Florida?.
7. x. JOSEPH FRANCIS DENIG, b. April 01, 1866, Van Wert Co, Ohio; d. November 18, 1907, Van Wert Co, Ohio.
8. xi. WILLIAM EDWARD DENIG, b. June 01, 1868, Convoy, Van Wert Co, Ohio; d. July 07, 1942, Convoy, Van Wert Co, Ohio.
Generation No. 2
2.ANNA3 DENIG (GEORGE W.2, JOSEPH1) was born 1850 in Ohio, and died December 05, 1873 in Van Wert Co, Ohio?.She married PETER PFINGSTAG November 03, 1869 in Van Wert Co, Ohio?.He was born 1843, and died November 14, 1873.
More About ANNA DENIG:
Cause of Death: consumption
More About PETER PFINGSTAG:
Cause of Death: comsumption
Children of ANNA DENIG and PETER PFINGSTAG are:
i. WILLIAM GEORGE4 PFINGSTAG, b. September 02, 1870.
Notes for WILLIAM GEORGE PFINGSTAG:
After both his parents died in 1873, William was raised in Mansfield, Ohio.
ii. MARGARET PFINGSTAG, b. April 29, 1872.
Notes for MARGARET PFINGSTAG:
After both her parents died in 1873, Margaret was raised in Mansfield, Ohio.
3.JACOB3 DENIG (GEORGE W.2, JOSEPH1) was born August 19, 1854 in Ohio (Van Wert Co?), and died December 02, 1931 in Ohio (Van Wert Co?).He married ELIZABETH WILT.She was born April 1858 in Ohio.
More About JACOB DENIG:
Cause of Death: arterial sclerosis
Occupation: farmer
Children of JACOB DENIG and ELIZABETH WILT are:
9. i. FLORA ELLA4 DENIG, b. July 29, 1881, Tully Twp, Van Wert Co,Ohio; d. February 18, 1967, East Gilead, Branch Co.,Michigan.
ii. CLARA ROSE DENIG, b. September 1885, Ohio; d. December 1948.
Notes for CLARA ROSE DENIG:
Remained single.
Burial: I.O.O.F. Cemetery, Convoy, Van Wert Co, Ohio
4.ELIZABETH3 DENIG (GEORGE W.2, JOSEPH1) was born 1858 in Ohio, and died 1925 in Maple Rapids, Michigan?.She married DOUG COLE in Maple Rapids, Michigan?.
Children of ELIZABETH DENIG and DOUG COLE are:
i. FRANK4 COLE, b. Abt. 1880.
Notes for FRANK COLE:
Frank Cole was a dentist in New York, NY.
ii. CHARLES COLE, b. Abt. 1882; d. 1940, Washington DC.
Notes for CHARLES COLE:
Charles Cole was a dentist in Washington, DC.
iii. MAUDE COLE, b. 1885, Ohio; d. 1972; m. CLAUDE CROOK.
iv. MARY COLE, b. Abt. 1887.Never married.
5.ABRAHAM3 DENIG (GEORGE W.2, JOSEPH1) was born October 10, 1860 in Convoy, Van Wert Co, Ohio, and died April 20, 1932 in Convoy, Van Wert Co, Ohio.He married MARY A. GLASS.She was born October 1862 in Ohio, and died September 1953 in Ohio.
More About ABRAHAM DENIG:
Cause of Death: cerebral hemorage
Children of ABRAHAM DENIG and MARY GLASS are:
i. ARTHUR4 DENIG, b. March 1884, Ohio; d. February 1957; m. DOROTHY HART, Aft. 1902; b. August 07, 1894; d. April 1993, Convoy, Van Wert Co, Ohio.
ii. CORA A DENIG, b. January 1886, Ohio; d. 1958; m. JOHN REDLINGER, b. October 29, 1882; d. January 1985, Convoy, Van Wert Co, Ohio.
iii. NELLIE M DENIG, b. September 1887, Ohio; d. September 1969; m. EDSON CRITES.
10. iv. WILLIAM G. OR W. DENIG, b. January 1890, Van Wert Co, Ohio; d. 1960, Ohio.
6.JOHN P3 DENIG (GEORGE W.2, JOSEPH1) was born April 1864 in Convoy, Van Wert Co, Ohio, and died 1942 (in Florida?).He married FRANCIS A KIENZLE.She died April 1937.
More About JOHN P DENIG:
Occupation: house mover
Children of JOHN DENIG and FRANCIS KIENZLE are:
i. WILMA J4 DENIG, b. January 26, 1884, Ohio; d. February 1978, Miami, Dade Co, Florida.
Notes for WILMA J DENIG:
Jennie Denig Jones wrote in October 1979 that Wilma Denig moved to Florida "years ago"
ii. DONALD F DENIG, b. December 1885, Ohio; d. Florida.
Notes for DONALD F DENIG:
According to Jennie Denig Jones' letter of October 1979, Donald F. Denig moved to Florida "years ago"
iii. ADDA DENIG, b. April 1888, Ohio; d. Florida.
Notes for ADDA DENIG:
In October 1979, Jennie Denig Jones wrote that Adda moved to Florida "years ago."
7.JOSEPH FRANCIS3 DENIG (GEORGE W.2, JOSEPH1) was born April 01, 1866 in Van Wert Co, Ohio, and died November 18, 1907 in Van Wert Co, Ohio.He married ROSE WILT.She was born 1870, and died 1945.
Notes for ROSE WILT:
1910 Ohio census, Van Wert County lists Rose's age as 40.She and 3 sons (Frank, Russell and Paul) were living with Lawrence Knight who married her daughter, May.
Children of JOSEPH DENIG and ROSE WILT are:
i. MAY4 DENIG, b. 1891; d. 1913; m. LAWRENCE KNIGHT, Bef. 1910, Van Wert County?, Ohio.
More About MAY DENIG:
Cause of Death: tuberculosis
11. ii. FRANK DENIG, b. Bet. 1895 - 1896, Ohio; d. 1952, Ohio?.
12. iii. RUSSELL DENIG, b. May 13, 1899, Van Wert Co, Ohio; d. May 1972, Van Wert Co, Ohio.
13. iv. PAUL DENIG, b. 1905, Ohio; d. 1978, Ohio?.
Generation No. 3
9.FLORA ELLA4 DENIG (JACOB3, GEORGE W.2, JOSEPH1) was born July 29, 1881 in Tully Twp, Van Wert Co,Ohio, and died February 18, 1967 in East Gilead, Branch Co.,Michigan.She married WELBY GORDON HERL November 17, 1910 in Convoy, Van Wert Co, Ohio.He was born September 11, 1884, and died November 1978 in Michigan.
Notes for FLORA ELLA DENIG:
Birth record:LDS film #538251, p. 27, ref. 4328.
Notes for WELBY GORDON HERL:
Son of John Alexander Herl and Mary King.
Marriage Notes for FLORA DENIG and WELBY HERL:
Marriage record:LDS Batch #8017101, sheet 13.
Children of FLORA DENIG and WELBY HERL are:
i. ORLEN AUGUST5 HERLm. RUBY HOOVER.
ii. ROSE ELIZABETH HERL, m. SAMUEL EASTERDAY.
10.WILLIAM G. OR W.4 DENIG (ABRAHAM3, GEORGE W.2, JOSEPH1) was born January 1890 in Van Wert Co, Ohio, and died 1960 in Ohio.He married LELA ALLEN Bef. 1916.She died April 1926.
Child of WILLIAM DENIG and LELA ALLEN is:
i. WARD5 DENIG, b. June 03, 1916, ?Van Wert Co, Ohio; d. April 1973, Ohio.
Notes for WARD DENIG:
This might be the Ward Denig who worked as a pharmacist at Mansfield General Hospital, Mansfield
Ohio a few years before 1980.
11.FRANK4 DENIG (JOSEPH FRANCIS3, GEORGE W.2, JOSEPH1) was born Bet. 1895 - 1896 in Ohio, and died 1952 in Ohio?.He married RUTH GRIBLER.She was born June 05, 1897, and died March 10, 1989 in Worthington, Franklin Co, Ohio.
Notes for RUTH GRIBLER:
Ruth Gribler Denig lived in Cincinnati in 1978
Residence zip code for social security benefits was 430850- Worthington, OH
Children of FRANK DENIG and RUTH GRIBLER are:
i. ROBERT F5 DENIG, b. May 06, 1917, Ohio; d. June 25, 1996, Asheville, NC; m. JEANNE SCOTT, March 22, 1941; b. July 08, 1919, Missouri?; d. April 1986, Brevard, North Carolina.
Notes for ROBERT F DENIG:
Robert F Denig lived in Moline, Illinois 1977 - 1980 +/-.Retired May 1, 1980, moved to:
175 Glen Cannon Dr, Pisgah Forest, North Carolina 28768.Had corresponded with Brig-Gen Robert Livingston Denig on family trees for several years.
Robert possibly married after Jeanne's death to Mary Katherine Mitchell.
Notes for JEANNE SCOTT:
Jeanne was the daughter of Henry Scott and Ethel Winterton.
ii. HAROLD E DENIG, b. May 31, 1919, Ohio; d. September 23, 1990; m. ELIZABETH KLEWIN, b. 1917.
Notes for HAROLD E DENIG:
Harold E Denig lived in Worthington Ohio 1979.
12.RUSSELL4 DENIG (JOSEPH FRANCIS3, GEORGE W.2, JOSEPH1) was born May 13, 1899 in Van Wert Co, Ohio, and died May 1972 in Van Wert Co, Ohio.He married GERALDINE JEROME.She was born December 29, 1904 in Ohio, and died April 1971 in Van Wert Co, Ohio.
Notes for RUSSELL DENIG:
Residence zip code for mailing social security benefits - 43064 - covers Amity, Arnold, Canaan, Darby,
Jerome, Kile, New California, Plain City, Resaca - all in Madison Co, Ohio
More About RUSSELL DENIG:
Cause of Death: automobile accident
Children of RUSSELL DENIG and GERALDINE JEROME are:
i. JACK5 DENIG, b. March 23, 1923, Van Wert, Van Wert Co. Ohio; d. July 20, 1987, Wapakoneta, Auglaize Co, Ohio; m. SHIRLEY F. SCHULTZ, July 11, 1948.
Notes for JACK DENIG:
Jack died from complications of emphysema.
Notes for SHIRLEY F. SCHULTZ:
Shirley was the daughter of Karl and Cleo Miller Schultz.
ii. MARCIA DENIG m. JAMES ANDERSON.
13.PAUL4 DENIG (JOSEPH FRANCIS3, GEORGE W.2, JOSEPH1) was born 1905 in Ohio, and died 1978 in Ohio?.He married MARTHA SHAW.She was born 1912, and died 1978.
Children of PAUL DENIG and MARTHA SHAW are:
i. JOAN5 DENIG m. RICHARD PRICHARD.
More About RICHARD PRICHARD:
Occupation: Barber
ii. JANE DENIG, b. 1928; m. (1) JOHN CURTISS who d. 1979; m. (2) LOWELL MURPHEY.
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Sarah Hyland & Ty Burrell's "Modern Family" Workday
Pairing up for a full day's work, Sarah Hyland and Ty Burrell were busy filming scenes for their hit ABC show "Modern Family" in Los Angeles on Friday (October 7).
The onscreen father/daughter duo took to the UCLA campus for the afternoon shoot while compiling material for the Emmy Award winning comedy's third season.
The day's work efforts come as Entertainment Weekly is reporting that funnyman Kevin Hart will be appearing in a guest role on the new season of "Modern Family" - as he's said to be portraying the Dunphy family's neighbor.
Meanwhile, fans can look forward to an all-new episode this Wednesday (October 12) titled "Hit and Run," with a synopsis via the show's website reading: "Gloria tries to help Jay and Manny with their problems but both are unreceptive; Claire considers running against Councilman Duane Bailey."
Enjoy the pictures of Sarah Hyland and Ty Burrell on the set of "Modern Family" (October 7).
Photo Credit: PacificCoastNewsOnline.com


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Leslie Mann Joins The Other Woman
Alongside Nikolaj Coster-Waldau
We've seen what happens when you annoy Leslie Mann on screen in Knocked Up and This Is 40. So can you imagine what might happen when someone cheats on her in The Other Woman? Game Of Thrones' Nikolaj Coster-Waldau seems likely to find out, as they're both in negotiations to co-star in the comedy.
Cameron Diaz is already aboard, playing the titular other woman, who discovers that her boyfriend (Coster-Waldau) already has a wife (Mann). But when Mann finds out what's been happening under her nose, she tracks down the mistress and teams up with her to get revenge on the loathsome lothario.
Melissa Stack wrote the script and Nick Cassavetes is on to direct the film for 20th Century Fox. He'll start cranking the cameras later this year in New York.
Mann is on screens right now with the latest Judd Apatow comedy. She'll also be seen in Sofia Coppola's true-life crime tale The Bling Ring and voices two 'toons next year, Mr Peabody & Sherma**n at DreamWorks and Fox's Rio sequel. Coster-Waldau was last seen in Mama and will be back on the big screen in Oblivion** alongside Tom Cruise and Morgan Freeman. He'll also return as the scheming Jaime Lannister in the latest series of Thrones, which returns to our screens on April 1.


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Z Energy sales slide on margin push, operating earnings up 13%
May 3 (BusinessDesk) - Z Energy's second full year of operation since its sale to local investors by Shell has produced a 13.1 percent lift in operating earnings, although sales have fallen as the transport fuels distributor cut out loss-making contracts and faced severe competition on petrol station forecourts.
Earnings before interest, tax, depreciation, amortisation and changes in the value of financial instruments came in at $195 million in the year to March 31. That was up from $172 million the previous year, despite a five percent slide in the total volume of sales to 2.524 million litres of petrol, diesel, aviation fuel and other products.
Z's truncated disclosure documents, posted with the NZX this morning, do not include a total revenue figure for the year, but show retail petrol sales were down 9 percent to $867 million and commercial diesel sales were off 14 percent to $562 million.
The latter fall reflected a "conscious decision" either to reprice or remove uneconomic commercial accounts.
Z is preparing for a possible sharemarket listing this year and appointed lead advisers for a float earlier this week, as its 50/50 owners, the New Zealand Superannuation Fund and Infratil, seek to reduce their exposure to the business and, in Infratil's case, to accumulate funds for other investments and debt restructuring.
Its outlook for the year ahead is stable, with operating costs forecast to be down to between $260 million and $270 million from $280 million in the year just past, and a range for EBITDAF of $185 million to $200 million, unchanged from the guidance for the last financial year.
Capital expenditure is forecast to rise from $71 million this year to between $70 million and $90 million, in addition to some $20 million of unexpended capex carried forward from last year to the current year.
The company says operating costs were higher in the last year because of an $11 million increase in retailer commissions and $4.5 million of Christchurch earthquake-related repairs, which were expensed to the balance sheet.
Rebranded Z outlets showed a 9 percent increase in store sales, compared with a decline in those outlets still operating under a format unchanged since Shell's ownership, with a jump in store-only sales, in line with strategic intentions.
A sale and leaseback programme for its retail sites realised a net $82 million during the year to give a yield of approximately 7.6 percent.
The profit presentation papers also show a $12 million impairment has been booked against the company's 17 percent shareholding in the Marsden Point oil refinery, and is projecting a US$7 per barrel refining margin, down from US$7.40 in the year just ended.
However, chief executive Mike Bennetts signalled improving margins from its crude and refined product supply chain.
"We expect new international procurement contracts for refined fuel and crude oil negotiated by Z over the last 12 months to deliver substantial for the company.
"With moves by Port of Tauranga to dredge to enable larger vessels, Z is positioning itself to use larger and most-effective import vessels to deliver Z's finished fuel products, which should also represent significant cost savings", with Z also reorienting to North Asian refineries.
The company is also advancing investment in 40 million litres of new storage capacity at Tauranga and the Port of Lyttelton.
"Ensuring the capital cost of terminal operations is captured in commercial contracts is also already sending important investment signals and enabling much needed reinvestment in the country's fuel infrastructure," Bennetts said.
The company is budgeting a $20 million dividend payment to its two shareholders and faces emissions trading scheme costs of $40 million.


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Over the years that I've been 'standing on the shoulders of giants', and working with geographers across Europe, I've been fortunate to meet and spend time with some wonderful teachers. As a moderator of the Geographical Association's Primary and Secondary Quality Marks, I've also seen hundreds of schools' inspirational portfolios of work (and borrow a few ideas to use myself...)
Every now and again, a job comes up in a department where I'd really like to work, if I wasn't already working in an excellent school, and that happened today.
Check out the job details for St. Ivo School Geography department, where you could work with the awesome Rob Chambers and colleagues in a department which holds a GA Centre of Excellence award.
Best of luck to all the applicants.


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Punta Fuego
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Punta Fuego (Point of Fire), is a 88-hectare flamed-shape exclusive residential resort in Nasugbu, Batangas where the battle between the Spanish Galleon San Diego and the Dutch battleship "Mauritius" took place on December 14, 1600.
Punta Fuego is a flamed-shape peninsula in Nasugbu, Batangas. It is one of the three land masses jutting out of the coastline of Nasugbu into the South China Sea. It has twelve white sand beaches, varied natural rock formations, underwater caves excellent for diving and snorkeling experience, and coral reefs with rich marine life.
Historical accounts show Punta Fuego as the site of battle between the Spanish Galleon San Diego and the Dutch battleship Mauritius, which was said to carry a crew of pirates on December 14, 1600 . "Fuego!" the Spanish captain commanded, "Fuego!" , thus the name Punta Fuego or point of fire.
Decades after, it became the "Pedrosa's" and the "Roxas" Family Estates. There were no roads, no electricity, and no modern amenities only white beaches and beautiful seas. Roxas Hacienda, in 1997, was developed into Peninsula de Punta Fuego, by Landco Pacific Corporation and Roxaco Land Corporation. While, the Pedrosa Family estate, in 2001, was developed into another enclave in Punta Fuego, the Terrazas de Punta Fuego, by PeACE, Landco, and Roxaco. Their goal to build a premiere seaside residential community that will preserve the best of nature while introducing the modern amenities of a world-class resort, was achieved.
In 2001, the ceremonial ground-breaking signaled the start of development of Terrazas de punta Fuego.
At present, Punta Fuego is the home of the most exclusive club in the country, blessed with two marinas, a golf course, and 12 beach coves.
1. Peninsula de Punta Fuego - this is a place that is worth to visit especially for a family who dreamed for a very private place to relax and enjoy facility. The place is really big enough one needs to be toured with a shuttle service to go anywhere inside the resort and visit all the amenities it has to offer:
- The Country Club is located atop a cliff overlooking Sunset Cove. There's a ballroom, mini-theater and other shops. It is also home for the spa, tennis and squash courts, numerous function halls and coffee shop. And lastly, its centerpiece is the famous two-level infinity pool overlooking the South China Sea and its magnificent sunsets;
- The luxurious Casitas Villas that are surrounded by lush gardens which is accessible to the golf course and country club. The rooms are very cozy similar with any other five-star hotel in Metropolis with its amenities and security features centralized using a magnetic card key;
- The Marina Bar, an open bar where one can fill his stomach with food and drinks;
- The Lower Beach Club. It is the center of swimming, snorkeling and family beach activities where a lagoon, garden, al fresco dining, showers and aqua sports facilities, jetski or banana boat riding can be experienced;
- The Long Beach, one of Peninsula's favored beach destinations;
- The Par 29, Nelson-Haworth-designed nine-hole golf course at the center of the peninsula that is completely surrounded by the waters of the South China Sea;
This is a very private resort where only executive membership and member's guest are allowed. Security is also so strict but necessary if you want to have peace of mind.
2. Terrazas de Punta Fuego is a 14 hectare complete seaside resort community accessible via the Tagaytay-Nasugbu Tourism Highway and 10 minutes away from Penisula de Punta Fuego.
- The Terrazas Beach Club includes a reception pavillion, bistro, locker room facilities, game hall (2 KTV rooms, billiard hall), free form cascading pool w/ kiddie, family, lap pool and jacuzzis, and a boardwalk set amid 800 meters of fine white sand beach.
- Café Sol , Terrazas de Punta Fuego's main dining hub offers an extensive Asian menu with specialties from the grill.
- The Juice Bar by the boardwalk is home to the famed Terrazas Sunset, a soothing cocktail, as well as to a variation of fresh fruit shakes, alcoholic teasers and interesting concoctions.
The roads are lined by flame trees planted by the Pedrosas which pays tribute to Terrazas de Punta Fuego's past, and the origins of its name.
- "Punta Fuego's Alluring Beauty," pinoy explorer@paradise philippines (accessed on February 7, 2008)
- Punta Fuego Official Website (accessed on February 8, 2008)
- Club Punta Fuego (accessed on February 8, 2008)
- Club Punta Fuego: Where There's More to Weddings Than Just the Ceremony. (accessed on February 8, 2008)
- Peninsula de Punta Fuego (accessed on February 8, 2008)
- Landco Pacific Corporation (accessed on February 8, 2008)
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Food for Thought: How the Record Industry Is Like Monsanto...
Dessa, a member of the rap collective Doomtree, wrote an editorial on the pitfalls, and maybe inherent evils, of trying to keep people from sharing things that can be duplicated, whether seeds or MP3s. Full piece at the Minneapolis Star Tribune:
Seeds, quite obviously, are the mechanism of plant duplication. You drop a sunflower seed in wet dirt and, bang, you get a brand new one. Essentially, you just 'burned' a sunflower. The seeds of this new plant can then be harvested and planted to create an infinite, almost lossless supply of flowers and seeds. 'Seed saving' is the term for collecting seeds to be replanted.
In many ways, the whole ownership model just seems poorly suited to duplicable technology. Square peg, pentalobe hole. When we try to force new technology into the old model, our contracts end up sounding really, well, creepy. In fact, some licensing contracts stipulate that the people who sign them are not allowed to talk about what's written in them. That just doesn't sound like our best work. Instead of asking, Whose is this, who gets paid for it, and how much?, the conversation might be better reset by asking What is this, who made it, who uses it, and what's fair?


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WA sprint car driver Matt Brown is in a stable condition in hospital following Friday night's high speed crash at Perth Motorplex.
Brown was racing in the F500 feature race when his car hit a safety fence before being struck by several other cars that were following him on Friday evening.
He was rushed to Fremantle Hospital where doctors placed him in a induced coma.
His family are by his bedside.
It's understood doctors have removed his breathing tube and his neck brace overnight.
A hospital spokeswoman said this morning he was in a stable condition.
Messages of support for Brown have been flooding Facebook in the past 48 hours wishing him a speedy recovery.
One such message from one fan read: "Hope your recovery is super fast and your back out there ASAP doing what you love."
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Milne Alumni November Newsletter
Dear Classmates & Milne Alumni,
It has been interesting to me to see all the family names repeated throughout the class years at Milne. The four families that have the most brothers and sisters so far are the Grahams (6), the Contompasis (5), the Leues (4), and the Millers (4). These are the larger families that I recognize; perhaps you know of others. If you do, please let me know.
I know there are still names that could be added to this list, especially because it includes names of classmates that did not graduate with the class.
I am looking for the full name of each classmate if possible. It is helpful when using search websites to have the middle name or initial. I have also checked some of the people reported to be deceased at the Social Security Death Index database, and at the Albany Times Union obituary notice archives. I have been helping class contacts with searches for missing classmates, and while some of the missing remain, we have found other long lost friends.
I understand the murals in the old Milne library have all been restored, thanks to the efforts of the University, Milne project members, and those that have contributed to its expenses. If you haven't seen them lately, they are well worth a visit.
Restoration work on Page Hall is being planned by the University, and the old Milne art room, now called Page Lounge, has been completed.
We have an agreement with the University to add a Milne webpage to their website, but it is only in the early stages. I expect the webpage to have links to class year websites already in existance and those set up in the future. This will also have contact links to Milne Alumni representatives and other projects planned or in process.
If you have any suggestions or would like to participate in any of these Milne-related efforts, please contact me.
The Milne Directory final draft will be forwarded to the University archives with specific qualifications as to its use. At present, the list below would print out at 24 pages.
Next month there will be more news and the larger Directory in the December Milne Alumni newsletter.
Thanks for all the help with names and information, and your responses.
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We are looking for a sponsor...
The Annual WATCH Awards Presentation Ceremony is normally held on the first Sunday in March at The Birchmere in Alexandria and has consistently sold between 400 and 500 (sell out) tickets. It honors the work of all of the participating community theaters, now over 100 productions, with more than 150 nominees in 28 categories. It should be noted that the "honored work" was viewed by over 40,000 community theatre patrons throughout the year.
In order to make the evening as special as previous events and affordable for everyone attending, we are looking for a sole corporate sponsor to help offset the costs of the event.
Sponsorship of this non-profit organization presents an ideal way for a company or foundation to promote arts and humanities as community building tools in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area. Your grant would be used to acknowledge the outstanding artistic achievements being produced every year by the community theatre groups across the metropolitan area.
A grant of $2,000 by a sponsor would help provide the trophies to be presented to the award recipients at the ceremony, the printing of formal nominations/invitations and the printing of a "playbill" for the ceremony. The money would be strictly used for these costs and leftover money would be either returned to sponsor or saved as funds for the next ceremony.
With this grant, the company or foundation would be recognized as the "sole" sponsor in all advertising (including weekly display advertising in production playbills, The Washington Post and City Paper), featured prominently in the "playbill" and would be welcome to participate in the presentation of the awards, if a representative desires.
In addition, sponsorship would be recognized in all press and calendar releases before and after the awards.
By sponsoring the WATCH awards, your company or foundation would be supporting the efforts of hundreds of community theatre artists and recognizing the outstanding artistic achievements that the Washington, D.C. area audiences have been enjoying for decades.
You are welcome to read more about the WATCH program, the adjudication process and our by-laws on this website. The website also has links to our member companies, which will give you a perspective of the geographic scope, the amount of cultural activity being produced and an idea of the "audience" you will be reaching and supporting.
If you or your company is interested in sponsoring the WATCH program in any way, please use the feedback form to contact the WATCH Board of Directors.
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Date: 17 Mar 2004 09:26:42 -0700
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Trying to find out correct parents for WILLIAM JACKSON who was b. ABT 1715 in either Surry Co. or Brunswick Co., VA. He m. Abt. 1735 LUCIA TATUM, daughter of PETER TATUM and MARY LYALL. They had a son, PETER JACKSON, b. ABT 1736 in Brunswick Co., VA. He m. SUSANNAH RANDLE, daughter of WILLIAM RANDLE and ANNE. [Some files have SUSANNAH RANDLE married to another JACKSON, either EPHRAIM or THOMAS.] I think she was most likely married to PETER, from the information I have.
(My interest in these Jacksons is through my ancestor, SUSANNAH RANDLE, so I'd like to place her with the correct JACKSON spouse, and his family.)
I have seen WILLIAM JACKSON'S father listed as THOMAS JACKSON, b. ABT. 1693; d. Bef. 24 SEP 1751 in Brunswick Co., VA; Spouse Unknown. THOMAS is listed as the son of JOHN JACKSON, b. Abt 1670 or 1675 in possibly Surry Co. VA, d. Abt. 1746 in Brunswick Co., VA, and REBECCA Unknown, b. Abt. 1672; m. Abt. 1692. Some files have JOHN (possible father of THOMAS) as the son of WILLIAM JACKSON, b. abt. 1650; d. 16 Jan 1710.
I have also seen some files that have entirely different names for the parents of WILLLIAM JACKSON, who is supposed father of PETER JACKSON.
There were several court deeds with the names of PETER JACKSON and his wife, SUSANNAH.
Also, WILLIAM RANDLE named his daughter, SUSANNAH JACKSON, in his will, dated 19 Oct 1770 in Bruswick Co., VA.
To confuse things even more, I have seen Randle files, stating Susannah's parents were John Randle and Mary Johns. I believe that her parents were William Randle and Ann Unknown.
Can anyone tell me who PETER JACKSON'S correct father is? Also, who are the parents of WILLIAM JACKSON who married LUCIA TATUM?
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" Manufacturer: Fisher Price / Type: Baby Toy "
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Fisher-Price are aiming this at babies aged six months and over and it is retailing between £33 and £47, so look out for sales! We paid £25 when buying it for a Christmas present for our baby who was then 7 months/ 4months. We bought it because it looked and sounded fun from the description on the Fisher-Price website:
"Let's get ready to tumble! It's a whole amusement park of action-packed fun, ready to keep baby entertained while helping develop key skills".
It requires 3 C batteries which are included. Ours had to be replaced quite early on- a couple of months after Christmas.
* What are the Topzy Tumblers?
They are like large jumping beans. Made of plastic and about the size of a hen's egg (large) they have a movable weight in the middle so that when pushed they will flip over as they become top-heavy. Each side of a Topzy Tumbler is a different colour and has an expressive face. They rattle because of the weight inside and feel sturdy in your hand. There are other toys in the Topzy Tumbler range, but I do not know that you can buy the Tumblers separately.
* What does Topzy Tumbler Fun Park do?
There are two main activities here for the Tumblers. Firstly, they can be put on the slide to tilt and tumble their way down to the landing pad. This pad is one of the 'on' switches that brings the fun park to life. Fairground type music plays, the ferris wheel begins to turn and the yellow, red and purple launch pads that form steps on the right of the park start to retract and then shoot upwards with a resounding thudding noise. The Tumblers roll from the landing pad to the bottom launch pad and are propelled up the steps and onto a slope so they roll all away around to the bottom launch pad again. The second activity for the Tumblers is that they can ride on the ferris wheel, which has flashing lights and a sparkly background.
The landing pad can be used to start the park, or you can press the star under the ferris wheel. An alternative is to spin the ball-filled roller at rhe front of the toy.
What skills is it supposed to develop?
The Fisher-Price website says that it will help baby develop the idea of cause and effect since when they move the roller the park starts up. This would therefore be true of pressing the star or the landing pad. This feature is also identified separately as developing thinking skills, but I cannot see the difference between developing the idea of cause and effect and thinking skills. The music and lights will be good for "enhancing baby's senses" and as the Tumblers flip down the slide or rotate in the ferris wheel the baby will develop their eye-tracking skills.
* How can Baby interact with the toy?
At 4 months/7 months our baby was probably too young for this toy, but she did respond to the music and the lights. Since this was all she did we put it away and brought it out later: music and lights can be provided by other toys without the relentless thudding of the launch pads on this one.
At 8 months/ 11 months the park was sufficiently exciting to encourage Baby to roll from her back on to her side. She began trying to grab the Tumblers as they passed. When she got one she would try to chew it and then discard it. You only get three Tumblers with this set, so within a short space of time you have no Tumblers on the park and a very noisy toy which is no longer holding the same degree of interest. It was necessary to sit with Baby and keep replacing the Tumblers. Of course, this is all part of the fun so it's not something I minded.
At this stage too Baby could turn the park on with the roller. This can be done from a sitting or lying on tummy position; it was tummy for us. It was obvious Baby was pleased with herself when she did this.
At 10 months/ 13 months Baby is now sitting independently. She can put the tumblers on the top of the slide if it is turned toward her. Otherwise it is too far for her to reach. She can hand me a Tumbler to put down the slide so communication is being required. She still likes to grab the Tumblers on their journey, but now likes to put them back too. Sometimes they jump off and are duly retrieved if close enough. The latest venture has been to try and get the Tumblers in and out of the ferris wheel. Fun and frustrating for her as it's a moving target.
Now when I get the park out, Baby flaps her arms up and down and grins hugely. I think she likes it.
* Is it worth the price?
We have got many hours of play from this and I think it can move well into the realms of imaginative play with slightly older children. I am happy with our £25, and realise that I don't like paying full price for anything, but £47 is a bit steep I think.
* Best design features
The roller- so easy to operate, exciting consequences for Baby. The Tumblers themselves: good to hold, flip, bash, chew. The music.
* Worst design features
The thud-thud-thud of the launch pads. This is the only toy we have to have at full volume as otherwise you can't hear the music properly.
Possibly the inability to buy the Tumblers separately- if I'm wrong about this please let me know!


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Hewlett-Packard sold nearly 2m more notebooks than Dell in the first quarter, according to a DisplaySearch report today, and it will be looking to maintain that advantage with a new portfolio of products just unveiled.
HP showed off 17 new notebooks at its Connecting Your World event in Berlin today. It gave me a sneak preview of them in San Francisco last month. Read more


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This year's flu vaccine provided little protection to people 65 and older who got a shot, new data released by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control reveal.
The study estimates how well the vaccine did at preventing people from becoming sick enough to need to see a doctor, preventing "medically attended flu" in influenza science parlance. And the data suggest this year the vaccine didn't perform very well for older adults.
It found that a flu shot cut an older adult's risk of contracting a case of influenza A H3N2 that needed medical care by only nine per cent.
When the scientists calculated the overall effectiveness, the vaccine's ability to prevent medically attended flu caused by both flu A and B viruses, the estimate was 27 per cent for older adults.
The findings are disappointing given the H3N2 component in this year's vaccine is well matched to the viruses circulating. Paradoxically, the B component of the vaccine isn't as closely matched to circulating viruses, yet it is performing better, according to the study.
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The New Pornographers
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The New Pornographers
The New Pornographers got their start in Vancouver, BC in 1997. I first jumped on board as a fan with Electric Version which filled the bill as the perfect summer pop album. With Challengers, I am re-enamored with their evolving sound. I also highly recommend Carl's solo effort, released as A.C. Newman.
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Prof. Emeritus Gabor Boritt's contribution to the reissue of a book titled "Lincoln's Gettysburg Address" was featured in a Feb. 19 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette article.
From the Post-Gazette:
The reissued edition includes a facsimile of the Gettysburg Address in Lincoln's handwriting as well as an afterword by Gabor Boritt, a Civil War expert at Gettysburg College, who sets Lincoln's speech in historical perspective for young readers. In addition, there is a final, fascinating section in which each of Daugherty's illustrations is reprinted in miniature and then paired with his comments about them.
Although Daugherty's work is all but forgotten now, he was an award-winning children's book creator when he published "Lincoln's Gettysburg Address." His novel, "Daniel Boone," won the 1940 Newbery Medal. The award is given annually by the American Library Association (ALA) to the best-written children's book.


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Seattle, Wash., Feb. 5, 2013 — On Saturday, Jan. 26, at Port of San Diego in California, Holland America Line hosted a fundraiser luncheon aboard ms Zaandam for Vista Hill Foundation, one of the company's community partners. Following the luncheon in the ship's main dining room, guests were invited to tour the ship.
"Vista Hill couldn't do all that we do without the wonderful support of our donors and volunteers," said Rachel Peniche, executive director, Friends of Vista Hill. "Thanks to the generosity of Holland America Line for hosting this lovely lunch, we have this fantastic opportunity to acknowledge our dedicated supporters."
Vista Hill is a nonprofit organization that focuses on mental illness, substance abuse and developmental disabilities for people of all ages. Vista Hill programs currently provide services to nearly 6,000 families annually at numerous sites throughout San Diego County. Their major programs include the Stein Education Center, serving children and adults with developmental disabilities and behavioral challenges; the ParentCare Family Recovery Center, assisting mothers with substance abuse problems and their children; and the Learning Assistance Center, providing school-based mental health treatment to students in numerous north inland area school districts.
Vista Hill's Community Services division provides a variety of early intervention services to troubled youth and families throughout San Diego, many of which are free of charge to participants.
For more information about Holland America Line, contact a travel professional or call 1-877-SAIL-HAL (1-877-724-5425) or visit www.hollandamerica.com.
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|Squash Falls to Dartmouth
Eleventh-Ranked Men's and Women's Squash Fall to Dartmouth
January 18, 2006
Senior Tyler Mixter (New York, NY) and juniors Stu Landesberg (Katonah, NY) and Craig McCready (London, England) secured wins for the Jeffs as Landesberg and McCready bested their opponents 3-0 at the No. 7 and 8 spots (9-4, 9-0, 9-5 and 9-3, 9-5, 9-6, respectively) and Mixter needed four to defeat Dartmouth junior Jim Crandell (Chatham, NJ).
On the women's side, the closest match of the day was a 9-7, 9-5, 9-7 loss by senior co-captain Lauren Coape-Arnold (Scarsdale, NY) to Dartmouth junior Avery Eyre (Philadelphia, PA) at the No. 4 spot.
Both squads return to action at the Yale Round Robin on Saturday, January 21st.
Wednesday, January 18, 2006 - Amherst College - Amherst, MA
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The Shakespeare Conference: SHK 10.1921 Tuesday, 9 November 1999.
Date: Friday, 05 Nov 1999 23:36:17 -0800
Subject: Re: Wedding Proposal
Oh dear, I suppose that my original message WAS a bit long-winded, but
the show loses all its humor without the other way of reading it, so if
I may impose good-naturedly upon your senses, and reprint what was
omitted, which is the same text verbatim, with the punctuation corrected
for Ralph Roister Doister's true inflective meaning:
(then you'll get the joke of early tudor comedy)
"Sweet mistress, whereas I love you- nothing at all
Regarding your riches and substance, chief of all
For your personage, beauty, demeanor and wit-
I commend me unto you. Never a whit
Sorry to hear report of your good welfare;
For (as I hear say) such your conditions are
That ye be worthy favour; of no living man
To be abhorred; of every honest man
To be taken for a woman inclined to vice
Nothing at all; to virtue giving her due price.
Wherefore, concerning marriage, ye are thought
Such a fine paragon, as ne'er an honest man bought.
And now by these presents I do you advertise
That I am minded to marry you - in no wise
For your goods and substance: I can be content
To take you as you are. If ye will be my wife,
Ye shall be assured for the time of my life
I will keep you right well. From good raiment and fare,
Ye shall not be kept; but in sorrow and care
Ye shall in no wise live; at your own liberty,
Do and say what ye lust: ye shall never please me
But when ye are merry; I will be all sad
When ye are sorry; I will be very glad
When ye seek your heart's ease; I will be unkind
At no time; in me shall ye much gentleness find.
But all things contrary to your will and mind
Shall be done otherwise; I will not be behind
To speak. And as for all they that would do you wrong
(I will so help and maintain ye), shall not live long.
Nor any foolish dolt shall cumber you; but I-
I, whoe'er say nay- will stick by you till I die.
Thus, good mistress Custance, the Lord you save and keep.
>From me, Roister Doister, whether I wake or sleep,
Who favoureth you no less (ye may be bold)
Than this letter purporteth, which ye have unfold."
Thank you,
Stefan Kirby
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According to reports in The TelegraphUK, British inventor Colin Furze, has just the biggest fart machine ever, which he plans to place on top of the cliffs of Dover and aim across the Channel towards France. His hope is that the French, 21 miles away, will hear the blast.
The machine, which Furze says will be contained in a pair of specially constructed buttocks, is a giant pulse valveless jet engine used in Nazi V-1 bombs during WWII. Furze hopes to mount the contraption on the cliffs of Dover on July 24, between 6 and 7pm.
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Investors yesterday wiped almost $1 billion off the value of
Shares in Toll Holdings, usually a favourite with investors, fell 18 per cent after the global financial crisis and rising Australian dollar drove revenue down 6 per cent in the six months ended December 31. Most of Toll's costs are fixed, which means revenue declines have a large impact on profits.
Chief executive
"It is the dominance of Australia in the result and the dominance of the express network businesses in Australia that has made it a bit more punishing on the [earnings before interest and tax] line than it would have otherwise been."
Toll makes about 80 per cent of its profits and earnings in Australia but wants to become a dominant logistics player in Asia. Toll has said in the past it has $1 billion to spend on acquisitions and wants to triple its revenue from global forwarding to $3 billion in the next three years.
It is eyeing deals in Asia and the United States which is a destination target for goods from Asia. Its recent acquisitions did flow through to earnings in the period. Toll has announced deals in Japan and the US.
Toll said first-half net profit was $109.9 million compared with $161.6 million a year ago. Revenue in the period fell 6 per cent to $3.3 billion, missing some analysts' forecasts by $200 million. Toll declared a fully franked interim dividend of 11.5¢ a share, unchanged from the previous corresponding period.
Mr Little said Toll's revenue had recovered from a weak first quarter and volumes appeared to be improving. However, analysts said the full-year outlook meant Toll might miss analysts' forecasts by as much as 11 per cent.
"The weakness of Toll Australia and New Zealand earnings appears to highlight a lack of cost containment that has supported Toll's earnings in past results," Credit Suisse analyst Anthony Moulder said.
He said Toll's underlying net profit of $145.3 million was 13.2 per cent below Credit Suisse's expectations.
Analysts now expect a gradual pick-up in the Australian domestic business and flat trading in Asia.
Mr Little said the group was not interested in buying a pallet operator but was looking at some significant acquisitions.
Toll's domestic forwarding earnings before interest and tax fell to $44 million from $49 million in the prior period and EBIT for Toll Global Logistics fell 11 per cent to $46 million. Toll shares closed $1.55 lower on Thursday at $7.10.
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Slideshow: Progeny of Freud
View more photos from our continuing magazine series training offspring of sires, featuring Freud this week. Read more in the July 19, 2014 issue of The Blood-Horse. view slideshow
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TimeformUS Weekend Stakes Analysis for The Mother Goose and New York Stakes. read blog
Frank Angst and special guest Ellis Starr handicap the Mother Goose Stakes and New York Stakes from Belmont Park this weekend. Can Untapable be beat? Download Brisnet Past Performances for the Mother Goose Stakes.
Although the $200,000 New York Stakes (gr. IIT) at Belmont Park drew a field of only six, it appears as if the race will come down to the three fillies and mares in the first three post positions.
Photos from the Derby Trial Stakes, QEII Cup, Chantal Sutherland winning aboard Purely Hot, and more! view slideshow
Inimitable Romanee, given a patient ride by Alan Garcia, got up at the wire on the far outside to nip Aigue Marine for a 14-1 surprise in the $150,000 Bewitch Stakes (gr. IIIT) April 24 on the Keeneland turf.
Gallagher's Stud's Inimitable Romanee will look to add a third graded stakes to her record in the $150,000 Bewitch Stakes (gr. IIIT) April 24 at Keeneland.
Distance-loving Inimitable Romanee aims for her third graded stakes win in a row when she takes on eight other older filly and mare rivals in the $150,000 Orchid Stakes (gr. IIIT) on the grass March 29 at Gulfstream Park.
Inimitable Romanee wore down pacesetter Viva Rafaela in the final furlong to score a convincing victory in The Very One Stakes (gr. IIIT) Feb. 15 at Gulfstream Park.
Pin Oak Stud's homebred Cloud Scapes edged ahead of pacesetter Wholelottashakin in the stretch and narrowly won the $150,000 Endeavour Stakes (gr. IIIT) in her stakes debut Jan. 25 at Tampa Bay Downs.
Jockey Chris DeCarlo put his rivals to sleep aboard 28-1 shot Inimitable Romanee and the mare sprinted for home to post a one-length surprise in the 1 1/2-mile Long Island Handicap (gr. IIIT) Nov. 9 on the turf at Aqueduct.
The beautifully bred filly Anjaz has an excellent shot at her first graded win when she challenges seven female opponents in the $200,000 Long Island Handicap (gr. IIIT) Nov. 9 on the turf at Aqueduct Racetrack.
While Groupie Doll returned from a layup with a passable third in the Gardenia Stakes (gr. III) at Ellis Park, she'll have little margin for error in the $400,000 Presque Isle Downs Masters Stakes (gr. II) Sept. 9.
Grade I winner Dayatthespa, making a rare appearance against New York-breds, took control in the stretch and held steady for a 1 3/4-length victory in the $150,000 Yaddo Stakes Aug. 16 at Saratoga Race Course.
Two weeks after being scratched out of the grade I Diana Stakes, Dayatthespa has been installed the 2-5 morning-line favorite for the 34th running of the $150,000 Yaddo Stakes.
Caroline Forgason's homebred Somali Lemonade took a little time to get the 2013 season underway but found success in her second start off the layup, winning the $250,000 Dr. James Penny Memorial Handicap (gr. IIIT) July 2.
One year after finishing a close second to fellow New York-bred Gitchee Goomie in the Dr. James Penny Memorial Handicap (gr. III), Hessonite is back at Parx for this year's edition of the 1 1/16-mile turf race.
Readtheprospectus made it six in a row by taking the Commentator Handicap, while Saginaw, Lovely Syn, Amberjack, Shakeira, Clear Pasaj, and King Kreesa were all winners on New York Showcase Day June 1 at Belmont Park.
A ground-saving trip made the difference for Richard Santulli's Tannery in the $200,000 Sheepshead Bay Stakes (gr. IIT) at Belmont Park on May 25, when the 10-1 shot earned her first North American victory by a length.
Four strong turf fillies will tangle May 25 in the $200,000 Sheepshead Bay Stakes (gr. IIT) at Belmont Park. Hessonite, Strathnaver, Starformer, and Mystical Star all share status as 120-pound highweights in a field of eight.
Finally finding room outside, Hessonite accelerated late to win the Beaugay Stakes (gr. III) by three-quarters of a length May 4 at Belmont Park.
Last year's Diana Stakes (gr. I) runner-up Dream Peace is the 6-5 morning-line favorite in the Beaugay Stakes (gr. IIIT) May 4 at Belmont Park.
Sportswriter will try to win his first NYSS on the dirt when he competes in the $100,000 Thunder Rumble at Aqueduct Racetrack, while Sunny Desert heads the $100,000 Staten Island for females Nov. 14.
Lunar Victory and Saratoga Snacks were the favorite and second choice, respectively, in the $250,000 Empire Classic at Belmont Park Oct. 20--and they ran that way.
Multiple graded stakes winner Zagora heads the $600,000 Flower Bowl Invitational (gr. IT) at Belmont Park Sept. 29, while European invaders I'm a Dreamer and Nahrain are poised to challenge.
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|Lady On the Run
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STRASBOURG, France (AP) — President Nicolas Sarkozy appeared to temper his calls for the European Central Bank to play a bigger role in solving Europe's debt crisis as he agreed to a German effort to change EU treaties to improve the governance of the troubled eurozone.
Speaking after meeting with German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Italian Premier Mario Monti on Thursday, Sarkozy said "propositions for the modification of treaties" would be presented in the coming days.
He wouldn't elaborate on what these changes may be but said they would be ready in time for the next EU leaders summit on December 9.
This was the first meeting of the three leaders since Monti took over last week following mounting market concerns over Italy's huge debts.
The meeting in Strasbourg, France comes amid signs that even Germany and France — the eurozone's two biggest economies — are not immune from the crisis that's already seen three relatively small countries bailed out.
All three leaders said they would do what it takes to stabilize the situation and save the euro.
"We want the euro, we want a strong, stable euro ... we will do everything to defend it," Merkel said.
France has been reluctant to resort to changes to EU treaties to improve the way the eurozone countries work together and set policies and prevent future crises. Germany had pushed for such changes, saying voluntary pledges by national governments are no longer enough to boost market confidence.
Merkel insisted that the proposed changes would "not deal with the European Central Bank," which she stressed was responsible for monetary, not fiscal, policy. Sarkozy did not push for a greater role at their closing press conference, while Merkel insisted on the bank's independence.
Many think the ECB is the only institution capable of calming frayed market nerves.
Potentially, the ECB has unlimited financial firepower through its ability to print money. However, Germany finds the idea of monetizing debts unappealing.
Monti, meanwhile, reiterated his pledge to balance Italy's budget by 2013 though he sidestepped the question on whether achieving that aim would require more austerity measures, and if so, whether it risked triggering a recession in the eurozone's third largest economy.


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Mayor Karl Dean is hosting a free, eight-week training program at five regional community centers and the Centennial Sportsplex.
Participants who complete the training will get a free Mayor's Challenge 5K T-shirt.
Details and registration can be found here.
Mayor Dean will also participate intraining sessions at the following times and locations:
· Saturday,Oct. 5, 9 a.m., McCabe Community Center
· Friday,Oct. 11, 9 a.m., East Park Community Center
· Monday,Oct. 14, 6 p.m., Coleman Park Community Center
· Wednesday,Oct. 23, 9 a.m., Hadley Park Community Center
· Thursday,Nov. 7, 5:30 p.m., Centennial Sportsplex
The Mayor's 5K will includea kids' fun run. Both events are free and will take place on Sunday, Nov. 17 indowntown Nashville.
The Mayor's Challenge 5K has drawn more than 5,000 participants to celebrate active, healthy living.
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oly Mission of Saint John
Milady, with the Autumn morning sun's kisses lingering warmly on my face it and a repast of fruit aglimmer with night's dew and golden bread on the stones before me there is little that I could want save thee. And even across this untimely gulf I can hear thy voice, chiding me for daring to put pen to paper while breaking my fast. Thee would let nothing intrude upon that familial time as we shared food in loving company. But truth be told, I am abubble with worldly words that I wish to share with thou and can thus transgress most mischievously - especially as thee is unable to scold me aproper. And even now I can hear the merriment of thy laughter as if this dour old man could ever act with impish mischief.
Now whence did the tale trundle into slumber yestereve ... ah, yes. As I recall it hath just entered the city, buffeted to and fro amidst the frothing sea of man and was seeking the hospice of Saint John in the search of the drunken beggar. Whilst sunlight brings a glimmer of warmth to the city; nighttime life, and verily warmth, bleeds from it milady until what remains are windswept, lonely streets and forgotten people clutching little comfort to themselves. From deep within this hubris of paper shelters a shaky voice directed mine steps to the very road where Saint John found his mission. To my humble remembrance the house of God was a glory of coloured glass whence His children could come to celebrate and worship and t'was with eager steps that I hurried thence. What I found was not what was sought as my eyes beheld an abomination, a sham of plaster walls and grimy windows. A red sigil perched above the entrance, bathing the door in a lurid glow. The doors to sanctuary were barred with but one entrance hidden within the dim recess of a dank alleyway. There, a single light - squeaking a worn protest against the barest breath of icy wind promised the warmth and refuge sought.
T'was there that a matron in modern raiment met me and ushered me indoors. Mere moments after my form filt their door the warmth of a blanket shrugged about my shoulders ere being led down a worn corridor to a dining hall where others, dressed and wrapped much like myself, huddled their hands about bowls of soup with a coarse bread as a robust companion. With my belly filt and warm from this fare the lady led me to a communal barracks; warm despite the chill where I was shown to a simple bed. Upon the gray covers and threadbare pillows rested a brown book, the Word of God with pages turned to thin and age worn into its spine. And within those hallowed pages I found some comfort once more as my fingers wended their way to the words of Luke. Tis most curious how the Lord speaks to one as required, for as Luke wrote,
And seek not ye what ye shall eat, or what ye shall drink, neither be ye of doubtful mind. For all these things do the nations of the world seek after: and your Father knoweth that ye have need of these things.
There remains innumerable words surrounding my rudimentary selection; but with those words cast before mine eyes, milady, I could once more see lilies upon evergreen fields and within my black heart know that God provides for one and for all. Within that simplest of moments, milady, my soul found comfort and warmth against the bleak desolation encroaching upon me from the moment I'd entered this forgotten city. Even in this shattered rainment, in a world where love and charity is nigh on abandoned, His Church hath reached out to His people and He shelters them, feeds them and will clothe them. With tears of joy brimming 'neath my eyes I drifted into a peaceful slumber; filled with a quiet optimism belied by mine first vision of this Holy Mission. For that night I was, as wert the men and women around me, sheltered with warmth and safe.
As thee can well guess, this is but the first footsteps upon a path that led me half a score of days away from this glade. This tale is long not told and thine curious impatience burns my ears even now. But fingers long accustomed to a sword hilt struggle oft time with the gentler graces of this quill. Thus, my lady, I'll remain thine in teasing torment and will bid thee adieu till the morrow.


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You couldn't wish for a better musical guide to strife-torn tropical places than Andy Kershaw, and his new compilation The Rough Guide to the Music of Haiti hits the bull's-eye. Indeed, one of the nicest tracks comes not from some other album, but from the recording Kershaw made with his BBC producer Roger Short--a sweetly down-home number recorded at the house of pintsized twoubadou singer Ti Coca. There might not be authentic voodoo music on this disc--for that you need a copy of Angels in the Mirror--and the late, great Haitian diva Toto Bissainthe is sadly absent, but what you do find here is marvelous. Compas is the name of Haiti's most characteristic sound, and it's represented on this album by a variety of different combos, including the shadowy DP Express. Also featured is the convivial warmth of Coupé Cloué, the high-pressure rap of Masters of Haiti, and the Cuban-influenced Haitiando and Orchestre Tropicana. Most interesting are the plunges into the past with Nemours Jean-Baptiste and Lebanese bandleader Issa el Saieh. The whole point about this politically blighted but musically blessed island is that its music comes at you from many angles, not only from Cuba but from the Congo, Dominica, Brooklyn, and punk U.K., and that it all gets whipped up into the most exhilarating brew. --Michael Church


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Dr. and Mrs. Paul Zamostien of Bryn Mawr announce the engagement of their daughter, Jill Alexis Zamostien, to Erez Schnaittacher, son of Mrs. Esther Schnaittacher of Karkur, Israel, and Mr. Richard Schnaittacher of Ridgewood, N.J.
Jill, a graduate of Radnor High School, attended Syracuse University, where she earned a Bachelor of Science degree in fashion design and merchandising. She is currently a head designer at Elie Tahari in New York.
Erez, a graduate of Ridgewood High School, attended Northeastern University, where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in international business. He is currently vice president of business development at FGI Finance in New York City.
Jill is the granddaughter of Evelyn Pfeffer Cohen and Samuel Cohen of Ventnor, N.J., and Hallandale, Fla., and the late David Pfeffer; as well as the late Dr. Bernard and Dorothy Zamostien of Bala Cynwyd. Erez is the grandson of the late Fred and Dorothy Schnaittacher of Rockhill Center, N.Y.; and the late Aron and Dora Kimberg of Karkur, Israel.
Sharing in the couple's joy are Lauren and Adam Piro, Todd Zamostien, and Sagee and Noah Schnaittacher, along with nieces and nephew Alexa Piro, Bryce Piro and Roni Schnaittacher.
The couple, who lives in Brooklyn, is planning a late May wedding in Philadelphia.


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Punar Vivaah will unfold a new chapter with fresh star cast under a new title Punar Vivah... Ek Nayi Umeed. But one thing that will be constant is the issue of remarriage.
With the story of protagonists Yash (Gurmeet Choudhary) and Aarti (Kritika Sengar) and their remarriage coming to an end, the new story will see Rubina Dilaik, Karan V Grover and Srishty Rode in the lead roles.
The new story is about a popular TV actress Divya (Rubina), who puts aside her love life in her quest to build a career. Karan will play Raj, a disillusioned young man, who ends up marrying Sarita, played by Srishty, chosen by his family, after losing his first love.
Karan, who has seen Punar Vivah in his family, said, "I will try to give the best and make the character relatable. I was happily surprised to get the opportunity, I like experimenting, so I accepted it." Seen in serials like Yahaan Main Ghar Ghar Kheli, Karan is currently part of the comedy show Hum Hain Aapke In Laws that comes on SAB TV. Rubina, who played the lead in Choti Bahu, said that Punar Vivah is a second chance to live life and every individual has a right to get that second chance.
Talking about the show, she added, "Great responsibility on us to live up to the expectations of the audience. The show will project the real life love story of an actress, which I guess everyone wants to know about."
The new chapter will also see Srishty, last seen on the small screen as the grown up Shobha in Shobha Somnath Ki. "I am looking forward to play Sarita as it would show a different side of me as an actress... Sarita is not a typical kind of bahu. She is very strong-minded."
The new chapter of Punar Vivah... Ek Nayi Umeed will start May 20 on Zee TV.
Karan Experimenting
He says he was surprised when he was offered the role. He also said he wants to make the character relatable.
Puna Vivaah A Second Chance
Rubina, who played the lead in Choti Bahu, said that Punar Vivaah is a second chance to live life and every individual has a right to get that second chance.
Old Punar Vivah
Punar Vivaah was the story of two individuals, Yash (Gurmeet Chaudhary) and Aarti (Kratika Sengar). The story dealt with the same issue of remarriage.


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The Gallup Organization's annual poll of "morals and values," released this week, has some encouraging news about us gay folks: For the first time ever, more than half of respondents (52 percent) said they find same-sex relationships "morally acceptable" and the number saying they were "morally wrong" dropped to 43 percent. And just in time for my birthday! Thank you, randomly selected 1,000 Americans contacted by telephone representing a cross-section of the U.S., for affirming the ethics of my sexual orientation! You made all shouts of "faggot" (some, ironically, from the trans community) worth it. … (Seriously, though, this news is huge … and makes the idea that Secretary Gates wanted to "poll" the troops to see if gay people could serve openly seem like old-man prejudice rather than real-world fact).
Gallup poll: Majority of Americans support 'morality' of same-sex relationships
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Here is a gorgeous smokey eye created using Dark Diversion. I had no other model to work on but myself. However, I think this would be great for lighter skin folks and those with green or blue eyes.
-UD Eden PP
-MAC Dark Diversion fluidline (dabbed all over lid and buffed out)
-E.L.F Raspberry Truffle e/s (all over lid)
-NARS Brousse Duo, darker side (blended into outer v)
-NYX Ultimate Pearl e/s in Salmon Pearl (browbone)
-N.Y.C Waterproof Pencil in Black (upper and lower lashlines)
-PF 100% Natural Origin mascara
What are your favorite ways to wear Dark Diversion?


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The Big Breakup – Again
It was fun while it lasted. Yes, friends, Ronnie Ortiz-Magro and Sammi "Sweetheart" Giancola from the MTV reality show "Jersey Shore" have broken up…..again. Do you ever get the feeling that all this drama is just for the tv cameras? I'll admit it, I LOVE "Jersey Shore", but if your whole career depends on super sized drama on a reality show, then maybe you need to get another boyfriend/girlfriend/job. Just sayin'