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From: "Richard Goring" <>
Subject: Re: It would be interesting to learn why
Date: Fri, 30 Aug 2002 19:00:41 +0100
My prime reason was to discover what I could about my 'natural' parents and their ancestors (I was adopted as a toddler). Once started, I began researching my wife's family tree, too (in fact, I made much better progress with hers than with my own, to begin with).
After discovering my birth name was Beardmore, I began gathering all and any information on that name, out of which grew the BEARD(S)MORE One-Name Study (there are other variants, but Beardmore and Beardsmore are the two most common).
My wife's ancestors are virtually all Kentish, mine are mostly 'Black Country', Birmingham and Surrey/Hants, but I do have two Essex lines, namely BIRD and HAGGER, both from the west side of the County - Epping, Stanford Rivers, etc.
I have been in touch with my natural mother for many years now, and we all get on very well. My father was a Canadian soldier. He is proving to be a real 'character', but after tracking him to Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, in January 1951 he seems to have disappeared. I don't devote that much time to my wife's or my own family trees these days, as I have more or less explored all the straightforward avenues and those that are left are time-consuming and costly!
Richard Goring
visit my website at http://www.goring1941.freeserve.co.uk for:
The Register of Essex-Related Dead of World War II (ROERDOWW2)
The South-East Essex War Memorials and Monumental Inscriptions Project
The Beard(s)more One-Name Study, also personal family history stuff
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On 30.09.2004 14:24 -0400, NewMedia42 wrote:
> problem. I also found the web interface to sometimes 'freeze up'
> for lack of a better description, at which point I think it would
> timeout new connections. It is important to note that the problem
> seems to be exclusively with it establishing new connections - it
> doesn't appear to have any impact on existing connections.
> Has anyone had this problem, and if so does anyone know how I could
> solve it?
> Is there any sort of limit on the number of connections which can
> pass through m0n0 at any time?
Yes - I'm pretty sure you're hitting the maximum of ~4000 state table
entries. That's the default value for ipfilter, and can unfortunately
not be changed without recompiling the kernel.
Since m0n0wall wasn't initially meant for high volume setups like
yours, the state/NAT hash table sizes and maximums were just left at
their default values. I posted a message to m0n0wall-dev about two
weeks ago, asking people who'd like to help with m0n0wall to figure
out what increasing the state and NAT table sizes would entail in
terms of memory and CPU requirements (especially for small embedded
PCs). The goal would be being able to increase the table sizes to
something on the order of 80000 to cover all but the biggest setups
with a single image per platform. I haven't seen a response yet.
Any takers?
- Manuel


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EMU names Freman Hendrix to chief government relations post
YPSILANTI - Eastern Michigan University has named Freman Hendrix ('82) as its chief government relations officer pending approval by the Board of Regents.
The position, which will report directly to the president, will be responsible for focusing on strengthening relationships with legislators in Lansing and congressmen in Washington D.C. His Lansing efforts will be focused on the annual appropriations and capital outlay process. In Washington, his efforts on behalf of EMU will focus on the federal earmarking process and other special projects.
"I have every confidence that Freman will make a great difference for EMU in Lansing and in Washington, D.C.," said John A. Fallon, president of EMU. "He is an EMU alumnus and he has a great love for and commitment to this institution. Freman will raise EMU's profile in Lansing and Washington to a level we have not seen before."
"As an alumnus and a person committed to the University, I see this as an opportunity to get more involved at the policy-setting and strategic planning levels," said Hendrix. "At this point in my career, nothing is more important to me than helping move my University forward."
Hendrix, 55, has served in many roles in the public and private sector. He was the assistant Wayne County executive, legislative affairs; chairman, Detroit Public Schools Board of Education; deputy mayor, city of Detroit; and, most recently president, Advanced Security and Investigative Solutions, Inc.
His numerous awards and honors include: a presidential appointment by former president Bill Clinton to the Commission on National Merit Scholars; "Man of the Year" by the Minority Women's Network; the G. Mennen Williams Leadership Award; and the Metropolitan Detroit Leadership for the 21st Century Architects Award.
Hendrix has remained very involved with EMU. He is an active member of EMU's Black - MORE- Alumni Chapter and was the chairman of the Friends Committee of EMU's first comprehensive capital campaign. He also helped secure a major gift for the restoration of Pease Auditorium, the campus home of the EMU Symphony.
"In addition to his professional contributions, Freman's long history of community and civic service, and his numerous awards and recognitions make him an extremely strong addition to the EMU community," said Fallon.
Eastern Michigan University is a public, comprehensive university that offers programs in the arts, sciences and professions. EMU prepares students with the intellectual skills and practical experiences to succeed in their career and lives, and to be better citizens.
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15.12.2010 •
Film NEWS
Director: Esther Haase
DOP: Esther Haase
The photographer produced personal work on the beach. The 'Pigment' series features models who share the spotlights with horses and men in bunny costumes! Click here to watch the accompanying film here on GoSee.
In another film project, a gorgeous model, dressed only in her birthday suit and a gorilla's mask unleashes voyeuristic desires in a forest.
The production for the ESPRIT campaign took place in idyllic Bavaria. The kids and teens were photographed in the great outdoors by a lake. Watch the adorable video here on GoSee.
And last but not least, Esther produced the current NEW YORKER campaign in Berlin. The film, as directed by Esther, is also here on GoSee for your viewing pleasure.


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The Deal
- Summer Break Tour: Big Time Rush & Victoria Justice
- When: Tuesday, July 2, at 7 p.m.
- Where: Landers Center (formerly DeSoto Civic Center)
- Door time: 6 p.m.
- Ticket values include all fees.
- Click here to view the seating chart.

Ticketing options
- $35 for one G-Pass in section 106, 107, 117, or 118 (up to a $59.70 value)
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How G-Pass Works: Your G-Pass will be ready to print 48 hours after the deal ends. Print the G-Pass and use it to enter the venue directly; you won't need to redeem at will call. Due to security restrictions, G-Passes cannot be redeemed through the Groupon mobile app.
Big Time Rush
Multiplatinum juggernaut Big Time Rush heats up the summer like a second sun with its hotly anticipated Summer Break Tour. Their chart-topping sophomore album, Elevate, enraptured fans with blissful anthems such as "Music Sounds Better with U" and "All Over Again"—leaving appetites whetted for their third album, 24/Seven, which dropped in early summer. The fab foursome, known as BTR to fans, first snatched the hearts of millions with its smash TV show, the most-watched live-action series in Nickelodeon's history. Punctuating the choreographed carnival of a tour with electrifying dance moves, Kendall leads the affable cast of personalities, which includes James (the ladies' man), Carlos (the joker), and Logan (the smart one).
Victoria Justice
Starring in the wildly popular Nickelodeon show Victorious as a talented singer at Hollywood Arts High School, Victoria Justice has parlayed her powerful pipes into a burgeoning solo career. The show's three soundtracks climbed Billboard's kids' charts, showcasing Justice's breathy croon and infectious, electronic-infused hooks. On hits such as "Freak the Freak Out," "Beggin' on Your Knees," and Victorious's theme, "Make It Shine," the 19-year-old starlet gets feet stomping as she climbs and slides through the octaves. When not singing on stage or lighting up the small screen, Justice can be seen alongside Chelsea Handler and Johnny Knoxville in her feature film, Fun Size.


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European Stocks Rise, Extending Rally Into Seventh Week
European stocks rose for a second day, extending the Stoxx Europe 600 Index's longest stretch of weekly gains in more than two years, as manufacturing in the New York region expanded more than forecast.
SEB (SEBA) AB, the Swedish bank that's the second-largest lender in the Baltic countries, soared 8.2 percent after earnings topped analysts' estimates. G4S Plc (GFS) sank 8.7 percent as the world's biggest security company said it may incur a 50 million- pound ($78 million) loss after failing to provide enough guards for the Olympic Games.
The Stoxx 600 (SXXP) advanced 0.2 percent to 256.73 at the close of trading. The gauge has climbed for six straight weeks, rallying 9.8 percent from this year's low on June 4, as the European Central Bank and People's Bank of China cut their benchmark interest rates and euro-area leaders eased repayment rules for Spanish banks and conditions for possible Italian aid.
"As we go into August-September, there's a good possibility that we'll see a slight uptick in macroeconomic data, particularly in northern Europe and probably in the United States," Robert Parker, senior adviser at Credit Suisse Asset Management, said in a Bloomberg Television interview. "Investors have remained very underweight. The earnings season will run another month and expectations are so negative that the downside risk is low."
ASML Holding NV will be the first member of the Euro Stoxx 50 Index to report earnings this quarter when Europe's biggest maker of semiconductor equipment releases results on July 18. Analysts estimate companies in the gauge are forecast to post profit of 240.63 euros a share this year, down from 267.93 euros on Jan. 2, analyst estimates compiled by Bloomberg show.
National Indexes
National benchmark indexes rose in 11 of the 18 western European markets today. Sweden's OMX Stockholm 30 increased 0.7 percent and Germany's DAX climbed 0.1, while the U.K.'s FTSE 100 and France's CAC 40 fell less than 0.1 percent.
Manufacturing in the New York region expanded at a faster pace than anticipated this month, as the the Federal Reserve Bank of New York's general economic index rose to 7.4 from 2.3 in June. The median forecast of 51 economists surveyed by Bloomberg had predicted an increase to 4. Readings greater than zero signal expansion in the so-called Empire State Index.
The International Monetary Fund cut its 2013 global growth forecast as Europe's debt crisis prolongs Spain's recession and slows expansions in emerging markets already facing weaker domestic demand. Growth worldwide will be 3.9 percent next year, less than the 4.1 percent estimate in April, the fund predicted in an update of its World Economic Outlook.
Merkel's Stance
German Chancellor Angela Merkel said yesterday she hadn't softened her stance at last month's summit in Brussels and that a so-called banking union involving a bloc-wide financial overseer will have to include joint oversight on a "new level."
German lawmakers will interrupt their summer vacations and return to Berlin on July 19 to vote to approve 100 billion euros ($122 billion) in rescue loans to Spain. Euro-area finance ministers will confer on July 20 to complete an agreement on Spain's bank bailout.
SEB rallied 8.2 percent to 49 kronor, the biggest increase since May 2010. The Stockholm-based bank said second-quarter net income declined to 3.01 billion kronor ($427 million) from 3.36 billion kronor a year earlier, exceeding the average estimate of 13 analysts surveyed by Bloomberg for profit of 2.57 billion kronor.
Delta Lloyd
Delta Lloyd NV (DL) increased 1.6 percent to 11.33 euros, a third day of gains. The Dutch insurer was upgraded to buy from neutral at Citigroup Inc.
G4S slid 8.7 percent to 254.6 pence as the company estimated its loss on the Olympics contract will be 35 million pounds to 50 million pounds. The U.K. government had to assign 3,500 extra soldiers to Olympic venues last week as G4S said it couldn't train enough guards.
Sage Group Plc (SGE) declined 3.2 percent to 276 pence after the U.K.'s biggest software maker said conditions in Europe have toughened.
"Overall performance in Europe has been flat and the anticipated improvement in growth over the first half has not yet materialised," the company said in a statement.
PSA Peugeot Citroen (UG) sank 6.8 percent to 6.04 euros, the lowest since at least 1989. The French automaker planning to cut thousands of jobs and close a factory has a 51 percent chance of default within five years, according to credit-default swap data compiled by Bloomberg.
Cove Energy Plc (COV) sank 14 percent to 238 pence after Royal Dutch Shell Plc declined to raise its takeover offer, leaving Thailand's PTT Exploration & Production Pcl as the highest bidder for the East Africa-focused energy explorer.
Etablissements Maurel & Prom SA, whose chief executive officer said last month that a takeover by Shell would make sense, surged 6 percent to 12.04 euros.
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Serge Huber [mailto:serge at think dash simple dot ch]
> Sent: January 10, 2005 2:47 PM
> To: m0n0wall at lists dot m0n0 dot ch
> Subject: [m0n0wall] transparent proxy from WLAN to LAN
> anyone tried to forward all http traffic from WLAN to the LAN's proxy ?
> each has its own subnet.
> I'm portforwarding all traffic on port 80 from the WLAN interface to the
> proxy in the LAN segment
> but i alwys get an error from the proxy that the url: /_ is invalid.
> does anyone have a solution for that ?
> thanks Serge
[Mitch says:] Not 100% sure, but doesn't that happen because the client is
making an HTTP/1.0 request which does not contain a hostname? A 1.1 style
request needs to be used for a proxy server to know what to proxy to...
If you can simulate it, try grabbing the connection with a sniffer or packet
logger and look at the actual connection.


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The county's most competitive Assembly primary on June 8 is a three-way Republican affair – and the money game doesn't seem to favor any of the candidates significantly, judging from campaign disclosures filed Thursday.
The GOP primary to replace outgoing Assemblyman Chuck DeVore, R-Irvine, is considered by many to be the contest that will decide the next lawmaker because Republicans have a 43-percent to 30-percent advantage in voter registration in the district.
Tustin Mayor Jerry Amante, the only one of the three top GOP candidates not to put his own money in the race, has raised the most from donors – $188,000 through the May 22 filing period covered by the latest filings. He had $20,200 left to spend.
Irvine City Councilman Steven Choi banked the most money – $241,400 – thanks to his $100,000 loan to the campaign and an additional $50,000 he's given to the effort. That means donors' money account for $91,400. He had $78,700 left and could use that money for the campaign or to pay himself back.
Community colleges Trustee Don Wagner collected $194,700, including his loan of $100,000 and an additional $22,000 he's given the campaign. Donors contributed $72,700. He had $21,100 left.
Builder and real estate agent Jay Ferguson, son of the late Assemblyman Gil Ferguson, did not file an electronic disclosure, which is required only of candidates planning to raise $50,000 or more.
Democrat Melissa Fox, a Lake Forest lawyer, says she can beat the Republican victor come November, and points to Barack Obama beating John McCain in the district as evidence. She's raised $22,100 and has $5,000 left. Her primary opponent, Lake Forest lawyer Michael Glover, did not file an electronic disclosure.
68th Assembly District
Costa Mesa Mayor Allan Mansoor is the favorite to replace outgoing Assemblyman Van Tran, R-Westminster, and is leading the way in fundraising. The Republican raised $249,800 including a $100,000 loan he took out. He had $89,500 left in his account.
Mansoor's GOP opponent from Fountain Valley, county Board of Education Trustee Long Pham, did not file an electronic disclosure.
Democrat Phu Nguyen, a Westminster businessman and a political newcomer, believes he can overcome Republicans' 41-percent to 33-percent advantage in voter registration. He's showing strong fundraising numbers for a first-time candidate – $202,013 raised including his $100,000 loan. He has $155,500 remaining.
Nugyen's Democratic opponent, Garden Grove court translator and journalist Joe Dovinh, did not file an electronic disclosure.
Rest in peace
Anita Ferguson, a conservative activist and wife to the late Gil Ferguson, died May 23 at Hoag Hospital in Newport Beach after a five-year battle with ovarian cancer. She was 84.
Ferguson is best known for her political activism, which included work with the Balboa Bay Republican Women Federated and work on Gil Ferguson's campaigns.
Gil Ferguson served in the Assembly from 1984 to 1994, and founded Principles Over Politics. Anita Ferguson took over the group's operations after her husband's death in 2007. She is survived by four children, including first-time Assembly candidate Jay Ferguson.
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Would you like to save as your currency permanently or for this visit only?
Everything was very nice. Food was good staff were excellent. View from balcony amazing. Only real disappointment was the at the rooms were small, given the price we paid. We were annoyed that having booked and paid for a triple room it turned out to be a small standard twin room with an extra bed shoved in with no room between any of the beds-uncomfortably tight accomodation. Also the air conditioning was too loud.
Friendly staff clean rooms, fantastic views and location Pool bar was not open but was due to open soon
The staff treated us more like friends than guests. A lovely small hotel in a good location.
location,clean,friendly staff couldn't do enough for us.would go back anytime. breakfast was ok but not enough choice of hot food.
Wonderfull view, friendly and helpfulll staff, excellent breakfast
The staff at reception were so welcoming and the dudes looking after us at breakfast were cool. Only a short walk to a very relaxing beach. The room was excellent with an awesome view over the bay.
We enjoyed very pleasant atmosphere of the family hotel Magic. Also the island of Skiathos is beautiful. It is a real Paradise with many wonderfull beaches, crystal pure water in the sea and azzure blue sky all the time.
The quiet and location of the allocated room within the hotel. The friendliness and genuine warmth of the staff. restaurant food very good. The music played around the pool area could become tiresome and occasionally noisy or inappropriate to the type of guest - not everyone likes constant music. Considering the amount of fruit grown on Skiathos, the daily melon and tinned fruit for breakfast should perhaps be improved upon.
Our delux comfy room with 4 poster bed was lovely with balcony with great view of the sea. Having breakfast with a panaramic view was an added bonus! Fresh fruit juice and more fresh fruit rather than tinned & melon would have improved the breakfast! Its just a shame the beach is on the other side of the main road but the views are stunning! A solution could be to get an area on the beach for your own sunbeds?!! Would like to see the communal corridors and external stairs cleaned more often.
Fantastic views, perfect location,outstanding rooms, friendly staff, lovely restaurant, great breakfast selection perfect holiday
There is an onsite beautician so if you want a manicure, pedicure or massage just to chill out you can squeeze it in before you go the beach. Staff are courteous. All the common areas of the hotel - pool, bar, lawns etc are excellently maintained. The rooms were spacious but a bit sparsely furnished for a five star hotel. Our room would have benefited from some small repairs/maintenance such as shutter handles & on windy nights the door to the room rattled. Bring your own hairdryer - the ones provided are not up to the job. Also you are paying top notch for any refreshments etc consumed on premises or at beach restaurant due to same said five stars but there are lots of other choices within walking distance so don't let this put you off.
location, excellent beach and pool. very laid back and good standard for a greek hotel. Friendly helpful staff and very clean. lovely lunchtime beach taverna. Food generally a good standard (but not fine dining). Good entertainment in the evening Hotel has a lot of rules which seem to be designed to make you spend more - eg if you buy a bottle of wine in the restaurant, you can take it to your room but cannot bring it back in the restaurant the following evening to finish it and you cannot take it out and finish it in the bar. Drinks in the hotel very expensive which is a shame as it means people flock out in the evening making the bar a bit lacking in atmosphere
The service is good
the spa was surprisingly good. proximity to the beach was outstanding. staff were incredibly friendly. gym facilites were poor, but good as far as island offerings go.
Reception staff on arrival very good- showed us to room. Room clean and everything available. Well cleaned and excellent bathroom. We ate twice in the hotel restaurant in the evening- first time Asian food- not very good- food was quite cold when served. Second time tried South American- average food- not as good as we would expect. We would recommend more high quality Greek food.
nice beach, nice breakfast less service as confirmed in the booking ( no satellite, no cd player, no internet access in the room ), bathroom not clean enough
> location is perfect, beach and view > early in the season (May), not enough personnel and not all the menu food is available. Attitude of personnel (esp beach restaurant) is not realy service oriented. Example; moving the table in the restaurant a view meters so we could sit in the sun, was too much to ask for...not a 5 star hotel service...
The layout. with the proximity of all amenities ( pool, beach, restaurants). It is close to the town and the fact that children can have fun in a secure and safe environment.
the beach, the restaurant ath the beach, the pool area anyone can go to the beach ... the beach is not protetcted to be only for the hotel guests.
the food was good and fresh, the position on the beach was perfect for a 5stars hotel it's impossible to believe that everytime i have had to ask for the soap when it was finished. the bathroom was really dirty even after cleaning
The view was excellent. Make sure that you ask for a room at high floors otherwise there in no good view. Rooms were clean. Again magnificent sea view. The breakfast buffet was poor. Not enough variety, and not enough quantity. If you went there in the last 20 minutes before buffet closed, most of the trays were empty.
Location, the unique architecture and the peace!Also the room was excellent. Due to being built into cliff not a large area around the pool resulting in limited number of beds being available. Large amount of steps but have to accept that due to location!
Liked the architecture, great view, breakfast and bar, friendly staff, stylish public rooms,nice bathroom, lots of space for luggage Horrible metal bed bases that cut your legs as you brush past them. Pillows could have been softer (recommend the hotel gets down pillows?) Room was a bit soulless, could have more character. Though buffet dinner was bland and overpriced. How about some hooks to hang things.
Great design. Well run. Location. Very hard bed.
The room was very large and nicely decorated. The restaurant only served buffet meals. The view from our deluxe sea view suite was partially obstructed by another building.
Our room had great view.It was comfortable,relaxing and simple without unnecessary luxury.The stuff was helpful and friendly without being too formal and overly polite.The dinner was good and you can enjoy it around the pool in a relaxing atmosphere.Many beaches are close to the hotel.
The location fantastic.The stuff very friendly & helpfull too. The breakfast was good enough.The room confortable & with great sea-view. More carefull clearing the bathroom.Satelite-tv with only 3or 4 international channels should not be called satelite-tv at all. The internet server was out of order at least for a week.(Unacceptable for a 4-star hotel). The time schedule of the pool should not be ending at 18.30. It is too early.
Cleaning services work very well, so the rooms are very clean. Also the ladies at the reception desk are friendly and helpful Nothing to do with Greek hospitality and definitely not a four star hotel (hardly a three star). Very noisy rooms (both from other rooms, road and cleaning staff), no friendly services at pool or restaurant that only serves very average buffet food.
Very nice view from the room, friendly staff, very good breakfast buffet. There is a beautiful beach close by, but belongs to a different hotel (extra fee needed)
The view from the balcony is breathtaking and the staff extremely polite and helpful.Ideal for relaxation, away from crowds and noise.
The cleanliness it was daily in my room, the staff is very friendly,and the location of hotel is very good. Nothing! Everything it was very good!
very nice quiet, garden small family hotel. great bbq nite. very friendly people. located very close to everything. enjoyed our stay
Ostria is located outside of the main town just by bus stop 16. The buses run frequently and we certainly felt more relaxed on this form of transport than the hair raising speed of the local taxi drivers. The hotel is spotless with clean bedding and towels every other day. The grounds are beautifully maintained with an excellent pool area. Most mornings we had the pool to ourselves as the others guests headed off to the beach instead. A great, relaxed place to stay. We would highly recommend it.
we have been coming to the ostria for years and have no complaints at all we always enjoy our holidays there no
Our room was spacious with a nice veranda that looked into the garden. The swimming pool was nice and clean. Friendly and polite staff. The location was ok,about 10-15 min ride from the center (mainly because the roads in Skiathos are full of bends) and about 10 min from Koukounaries beach. The towels were changed once during our 4 days stay.
We had a wonderful time at Ostria Hotel. Everyone there was so helpful and friendly. Very convenient location.
Our hosts are charming.
i received an e mail from fhe owner a few days prir to my arrival offering me to pick me up for free upon my arrival on the island, but there was not one there to pick me up, i had to find a phone, the pancion (hotel) is almost impossible to find on your own. the room was ok confortable bed, beautifull view, friendly owners, a bit noisy with noise from other clients coming in late, but for the money i recommend it no problem... i give it a 6 plus i would go back... i even stayed an extra night
I liked the owners who were helpful and met me from the Airport and took me back when I flew home. I loved my room with a view and the fact that it had a balcony
The owner was very kind and helpful The shower lacks a tent
Tha owners were attentive and helpful. The room was comfortable and the price appropriate. The views were fantastic. There was nothing to complain about!
Staff is excellent. Very friendly and very helpful. The room is clean. the view is fantastic. Excellent option for a low budget hotel. Definitely recommend it.
The guys were excellent..Excellent chioce!
The pension is located in an excellent position, in a quiet area only one minute walking from the main streets. The view from the room is breathtaking. Yota and her husband were extremely helpful and always went out of their way. I would definitely come back to this place and highly recommend it.
The extreme kindness and helpfulness of the owners, Babis and his wife. No complains of any kind. We shall certainly stay there again in the future.
Mostly beach food and quite nights out The steps were. Very scary do not recommend heals!
It was great location with good facilities very clean and good services staff was polite and helpfull all round great place to stay
It has superb environment and the view from the hotel is really great! Also the buffet in the morning was very good and the stuff helpful while replenishing the buffet orderly. Very poor/old looking rooms on the first and second floors. Although spacious they need to be renovated. Also they do not clean well the rooms. We found trash and pair of glasses from the previous couple. The personnel in the restaurants and shop were very nice unlike the bitter woman at the reception. She must be changed asap! It is a ptty as the male receptionists (Niko for example) were nice and helpful while the sour and bitter woman was very unfriendly and made you feel bad about even asking a question! Management needs to take this seriously into account as we discussed that with 3 other hotel residents that had similar or worse opinion.
fantastic view and very friendly personnel at the reception, white view restaurant and at the beach bar. poor facilities for 5 star hotel, tennis court was really bad,none activities for children, there was a smell in the bathroom from canalization, very expensive for what it offers, we had to pay even for our sunbeds on the beach.
The leisure facilities were great and the view was brilliant. Also the hotel is located very close to two fabulous beaches. They have free shuttle buses to the beaches and to Skiathos Town (about a 30min drive) For a four star hotel the rooms are VERY basic and obviously built with the cheapest possible materials. The air-conditioning doesn't really work and the bathrooms are nasty!
First of all it's located in a beautiful place and it has a splendid view over the sea and over the famous Koukounaries beach, second it's located outside the town so the air it's more breathable in the night and it's quiet. Sorry to say but a have a lot of discontents, the hotel's lobby and hallways looked old and fusty, the gray carpet on the hallways had ugly staines, the rooms were small, the aiconditioning made some noise all night long, we didn, t have a proper shower, the faucet was dirty, one of the bedside lamps didn't work and many other things wich don't mach with a 4 star hotel
excellent location,fantastic beach no free internet
We stayed in the superior room with koukounaries view an it was absolutely fantastic!! Unbeatable view with extream comefort and cleanlieness. I recomend staying in the modern refurbished rooms as eiven the corridor to the old rooms looks very unappealing and smelly. Breakfast was good too, loved the tsoureki! Only complaint would be that the shuttle bus never seemed to be avaliable to go into the town.
The staff and service in the main were excellent. Little things, e.g. towels put out by the pool, were done well. Nothing was really too much trouble The music from the poolside bar, especially after midnight, became very annoying
location close to the town center but not exactly in the center is a perfect compromise through amenities,useful tips and relax.
Great hotel, amazing location in Skiathos town but quiet. Comfortable and spacious rooms. And beds are great! The hotel restaurant is one of the best we've ever tried. The quality and choice of food is excellent(even fresh fish), service and atmosphere by the pool are superb. We come to Skiathos every year and La Piscine is definitely the best hotel we stayed by far.
I loved staying at La Piscine art Hotel. It has the perfect location in town. Not to far from the centre and close to all bars! I ate at the the hotels restaurant and the food was amazing! The fish was fresh and the service very professional. Plus the atmosphere around the pool with candles was very serene. I definitely recommend that you try the restaurant. The rooms are clean and all the staff very friendly, warm and welcoming.
Very friendly staff, convenient location. Breakfast was below average, need to notify reception if you want your aircondition switched on as there is no control from the room. Also carpets in main reception need changing as they are dusty and they smell.
Olga from the reception, she was so genuine kind and service minded!
The staff were extremely accomodating
Very polite and helpful staff. Good breakfast.
The surrounding scenery was excellent. The hotel's gardens were artistically designed. The breakfast buffet had everything I expected. Even though the room was spacious, there was no bathtub but a small shower.
The view is excellent and in front of the beach. Ideal for families. The kindergarden is in the basement next to the toilletes and therefore it is moisty.
The breakfast in the morning was of very good quality with a lot of selection. The price per night did not represent the overall services it was providing
Great location, overlooking beach with good facilities on beach. Very helpful staff with all furnishings to a high standard Very quiet during the evening with no atmosphere around the bar areas - this impacted by close proximity to Skiathos town.
great staff, especially at the reception and at the pool bar,perfect location, close to the city of Skiathos,confortable rooms 1/very poor breakfast for the 5 stars hotel, every morning the same 2/ first 3 days of our stay the beach was not clean 3/too many people and not enough umbrellas
We enjoyed the location of the hotel, its facilities. Hotel staff was also very friendly. We hope to come back someday. Thank you!
don't give the same breakfast every day.
Lovely pool and pool bar. Nice private beach. Good breakfast buffet. Hotel spotlessly clean. easy access to Skiathos town. Had dinner in hotel on first night and meal was not that nice.
The location and the facilities were charming. Does not got a sea view.
The atmostphere was perfect amidst large grounds and the room design was excellent. Very short walk to a great beach and just as short to restaurants and supermarket. Also great to mountain bike or drive to beautiful more secluded beaches. No
The location is excellent, the breakfast provided is one of the best we've seen, the staff is quite friendly.Free internet connection. Small rooms, relatively expensive for what it offers. When we asked for an anti-mosquito system which is essential the hotel did not have one. The room has very few electrical sockets.
the position...it's very close to kokounaries beach, one of the nicest in skiatos and in a quiet area of the island.the rooms are vey nice and coloured and cleaned. there a big garden with a swimming pool and along all the day you can hear birds singing. the air conditioned...in the room it was always switched on and if you didn't want it you had to let the balcony open.in the morning sometime happened that there was no hot water in the bathroom.a pity...considering that there was a very big and confortable shower.
Excellent location, friendly staff,
The staff were very helpfull and friendly. a member of staff escorted us to our accomodation and showed us how to work the lights and A.C. etc. We received very personal attention. They recommended where we could eat as it was evening when we arrived. The grounds and pool area were immaculate and pool sunbeds were very comfortable. The room cleaning service was excellent. Very comfortable accomod We had no complaints of any kind.
Wonderfully polite staff, good breakfast buffet. Nothing, all staff seemed well trained and excellent in service
The staff were brilliant - very friendly personal service. Very helpful - though sometimes a bit slow at seeing that we were trying to get their attentionby the pool but it didn't matter - the rooms was very nicely appointed. We were sad to leave as we had had a delightful sejour there. The first room we were shown had a roof which if one was sitting on the balcony obscured the view of the sea - we paid 50€ per day extra to get a better view - the room had a jacuzzi so we did get something extra
discreetly managed no
Friendly ,stress free
The lovely bar and the decor
The hotel location, room, facilities, the hotel owners and all staff were 1st class and enabled us to have a wonderful relaxing holiday. Only that we were unable to stay longer than 2 weeks and are unfortunately unable to return until next year!
The Bourtzi was a great hotel. In fact everything about it ticked all the boxes for us. From location,cleanliness,breakfasts and most inportant the staff. They were loverly people. would hope to ga again. No
It's in the middle of the Skiathos town. Breakfast was every day the same.
Friendly staff and an excellent location in the centre of Skiathos Town but it still managed to feel like it wasn't in town as it was quiet. the breakfast fare was of good quality but was repetitive.
The hotel is comfortable, clean, well serviced. The location is superb.
A quiet location with nice courtyard having a large pool and great breakfast at the poolside. The rooms were clean and bathroom was spacious. The staff were very friendly. Not easy access with a hire care and its a bit of a walk from the ferry (but the walk is flat and so not really a problem)
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Published: November 1, 2007 at 1:45 PMI think they should strap some Thomas the Tank Engine cars onto X2... whooo whooo!
Published: November 1, 2007 at 2:14 PMDang. Nothing about making the ride less painful.
Published: November 1, 2007 at 7:30 PMI love X!
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Published: November 1, 2007 at 10:10 PMSurprised by the comment that X was painful. I don't remember being banged around like you are on some wooden coasters. This ride is so awesome and when you flip around... I thought I was going to have a heart attack. Can't wait to go back some day.
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Subject: [NY-ERIE-OBITS] Buffalo News 6/28/07
Date: Thu, 28 Jun 2007 13:59:36 -0400
Buffalo News
June 28, 2007
Alessi, Louise A. (Gengo)
ALESSI-Louise A. (nee Gengo) June 25, 2007 at age 74. Beloved wife of Horace
Alessi; devoted mother of Lucy (Gary) Stanton, Anthony (Bernadette) Alessi,
Jo Marie (Alan) Dickinson and Frank (Gretchen) Alessi; loving grandmother of
Jennifer, Katie, Desiree, Louise, A. J. III, Michael, Lucas, Gabriel and
Joseph; great-grandmother of Johnny and Jack; dear sister of Mary Jane
(Geoffrey) Ward and Frank (Patricia) Gengo, Jr.; dear cousin of Dr. Carmen
(Bernadette) and Dr. Vincent (Marilyn) Privitera; also survived by several
nieces, nephews and cousins. The family will be present on Wednesday and
Thursday from 2-4 and 7-9 PM at the (Tonawanda Chapel) AMIGONE FUNERAL HOME
INC., 2600 Sheridan Dr. (corner of Parker Blvd.), where funeral services
will be held on Friday at 8:45 AM followed by a Mass of Christian Burial
celebrated from Blessed Sacrament Church, Kenmore, at 9:30 AM. Friends
invited. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Roswell Park Cancer
Institute for Leukemia Research. Online register book at www.Amigone.com
Bogoniewski, Sophie (Trembicki)
BOGONIEWSKI-Sophie (nee Trembicki) June 27, 2007 at the age of 93 years;
beloved wife of the late Stephen Bogoniewski; devoted mother of Theresa
(late Thomas) Seweryn, Sister Mary Marcelette S.S.F., Jerome (Barbara),
Martin (Janet) and the late James Bogoniewski; loving grandmother of 9
grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren; dear sister of Estelle (late
Joseph) Rollek and Victoria (late Raymond) Paser; predeceased by two
brothers and one sister; also survived by nieces and nephews. Funeral
Services at the BUSZKA FUNERAL HOME, INC., 2005 Clinton St. (corner S.
Ogden) Saturday at 9 AM and at St. Casimir's Church at 9:30 AM. Mrs.
Bogoniewski was a member of Kolko Polek Society, Ladies of Charity and a
parishioner of St. Casimir's Church for over 40 years. Visitation Thursday
from 7-9 PM and Friday from 2-4 and 7-9 PM. Online condolences
Bongiovanni, Josephine (Memoriam)
JOSEPHINE BONGIOVANNI We gave our rose of Summer To a place called Paradise
To join the greater garden Where the flower never dies George S. Parlato,
Bongiovanni, Josephine R. (Memoriam)
Dear Mother, I tucked this note inside your new resting place. You are
already in heaven with Our Lord, so keep me in your heart and remember how
much I loved you. There was no better Mother than you in this whole wide
world. You were the Most kind and loving Mother ever. When God took you from
me, He took away my pal, my best friend and Mother. I will love you always .
Rest with God, Mom. Beautiful memories of you are with me always. You will
never be forgotten. ALL MY LOVE YOUR DAUGHTER, JOGI.
Chowaniec, Walter A. (Memoriam)
In memory of Walter A. Chowaniec, loving Husband, wonderful Father, and
Grandfather, and a good friend to all who knew him. He is sadly missed by
all, YOUR FAMILY & FRIENDS
Published in the Buffalo News on 6/28/2007.
Dalton Sr., Eugene J.
DALTON-Eugene J. Sr. Age 78 of the City of Tonawanda; June 27, 2007; husband
of 59 years of Mary A. (nee McLean) Dalton; father of Eugene J. (Sandra)
Dalton Jr., Robert J. Dalton and twin daughters Joyce A. (Kevin) Helwig and
Janet A. (Keith) McDaniel; also survived by ten grandchildren and ten
great-grandchildren; brother of Ann (Daniel) Turco, Dorothy (Kenneth) Hartel
and the late Harry, Robert and Charles Dalton; also survived by many nieces
and nephews. Friends may call Friday (June 29) only from 3-7 PM at the JOHN
O. ROTH FUNERAL HOME, INC., 25 William St. (between Morgan and Broad Sts.)
in the City of Tonawanda. Funeral services will be private. Flowers
gratefully declined. Memorials may be made to Hospice Buffalo Foundation,
225 Como Park Blvd., P.O. Box 590, Buffalo, NY 14240.
DePlato, Mary (Memoriam)
Happy Birthday Mom. Remembering and loving you always. YOUR FAMILY
Devole Sr., Glenn A.
DEVOLE-Glenn A., Sr. Of Lockport, NY, June 26, 2007, age 64; husband of
Elizabeth J. (Smiley) Devole; father of Glenn A. (Alyssa) Devole, Jr. and
Linda (Tom) Thompson; brother of Roger (Patricia) Devole and Philip H.
(Patricia) Devole, Jr.; grandfather of Scott and Tayler Devole, Kaitlyn,
Thomas and Michael Thompson; also survived by several nieces and nephews.
Friends may call at The HARDISON FUNERAL HOMES, INC., 3648 Ransomville Rd.,
Ransomville, NY Friday from 2-4 and 7-9 PM. Services will be held on
Saturday (June 30) at 10 AM from the Funeral Home. Memorials to Niagara
Hospice, 4675 Sunset Dr., Lockport, NY 14094 or to Roswell Park Cancer
Institute, PO Box 631, Buffalo, NY 14240.
Dillon, Harriett A. (Koziarski)
DILLON-Harriett A. (nee Koziarski) Of McMinnville, OR, formerly of Alden,
NY, June 24, 2007 at the age of 87; daughter of the late John and Mary
(Wodecka) Koziarski; beloved wife of the late Hubert C. Dillon; loving
mother of Patricia (Dennis) Dudek, Christine (Paul) Szudzik and Paul (Donna)
Dillon; adoring grandmother of Joyce Szudzik, Steven (Hope) Szudzik,
Jeremiah (Jennifer) Sheret, Lindsay Sheret, Rebecca and Michael Dillon;
great-grandmother of Jonathan and Thomas Szudzik; dear sister of Jean (late
Stanley) Dudek, Richard (Eleanor) Koziarski and the late Edmund (Joan)
Koziarski. Funeral services will be held at the Alden United Methodist
Church, 13242 Broadway, Alden, NY, Saturday at 11 AM. Interment at Alden
Evergreen Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the
Alzheimer's Association. Arrangements by the CHARLES MEYER FUNERAL HOME INC.
No prior visitation.
Dulski, Pearl (Memoriam)
Miss you greatly. Love, RICH
Fairfax, Vince C.
FAIRFAX-Vince C. Suddenly, June 22, 2007, beloved husband of Gennie (nee
Booker). The family will receive friends Saturday 11 AM-12 Noon at
Gethsemane Baptist Church, 55 Grape St. where funeral services will
immediately follow. Interment Mt. Hope Cemetery. Arrangements by THOMAS T.
Filipski, Jerome "Harry" (Memoriam)
Another wedding anniversary gone by, and I'm still missing you. LORRAINE
Helmbrecht, Noreen J.
HELMBRECHT-Noreen J. (Perry) June 26, 2007; wife of the late David J.
Helmbrecht, Sr.; mother of Diane (Mike) Genson, Kathleen (Mario) DiFranco,
David J. Jr. (Barbara), Noreen (Rob) Holcomb, Jeanette (Bob) McMahon and
Perry (Becky); predeceased by brothers and sisters; also survived by
grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews; grandmother of the
late Shannon Diane McMahon. Friends may call Friday 2-4 and 7-9 at LOOMIS
OFFERS & LOOMIS, INC., Memorial Chapel, 1820 Seneca St., where Funeral will
be held Saturday at 11 AM. Flowers gratefully declined. Memorials to the
American Lung Assn.
Herman, Paul D.
HERMAN-Paul D. June 25, 2007; beloved husband of the late Audrey (nee
Hobson) Herman; uncle of Julie M. Zielinski. Family will be present Friday
7-9 PM at the (Harris Hill Chapel) AMIGONE FUNERAL HOME, INC., 8440 Main
St., Clarence. A funeral service will be held on Saturday at 10 AM from Our
Lady of Peace Church. Donations may be made to the American Cancer Society.
Online register at Amigone.com
House, Tanya
HOUSE-Tanya Age 41 of North Tonawanda on June 26, 2007 after a lengthy
illness. Daughter of Joseph and Deanna (Hess) Kwashnak;. beloved wife of
Wayne J. House; mother of Angela House of Niagara Falls and Keith (Emanuela
Fiscato) House of Vicenza, Italy; granddaughter, Heidi Marie House; brother,
Michael Kwashnak of Tampa FL and grandparents, Harry and Helen Estright of
Inverness, FL. Tanya was the proprietor of Blackwinds Pet Supplies in
Niagara Falls since 1987. Visitation at the DUBOIS FUNERAL HOME, 2436
Niagara Road, (Bergholz) in Wheatfield on Friday 2-4 and 7-9 PM. Services
will be conducted in the funeral home on Saturday at 11 AM with Pastor
Michael Keicher, officiating. Memorials may be made to Canine Helpers.
Houston, Alqueena (Garnett)
HOUSTON-Alqueena (nee Garnett) June 24, 2007. The family will receive
friends on Friday from 11 AM-12 Noon at True Bethel Baptist Church, 907 East
Ferry St., where funeral services will immediately follow. Interment Forest
Lawn Cemetery. Arrangements by THOMAS T. EDWARDS FUNERAL HOME INC.
Hughes, Brent G.
HUGHES-Brent G. Age 64, June 24, 2007, after heart surgery, in San Antonio,
TX, husband of Kay; father of Holly (Thomas) Reay of Glen Arbor, MI;
grandfather of Carson and Thomas III of Glen Arbor; son of Janet of Buffalo,
NY, and the late Thomas Hughes; brother of Donald (Sumino) Hughes of
Lewisberry, PA; brother-in-law of Betsy (Gilbert) Webb of Glen Arbor. Brent
was born in Buffalo and attended Canisius High School. He graduated from
Michigan State University, where he was on the tennis team. He also taught
tennis on the Canadian Lakeshore. He retired as Senior Vice-President from
Rush Enterprises in May 2005. He was an avid golfer and had just scored a
hole-in-one. A Memorial Service was held in San Antonio and another will be
held in Michigan in July. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the
charity of your choice.
Hurst II, Eric J. "Roach E Dem"
HURST-Eric J. II "Roach E Dem" June 25, 2007; beloved son of Eric J. Hurst
and Diane (nee McCarty) Campisi; step-son of Louis R. Campisi; brother of
Jeffrey Alan Campisi and Raechel Louise Campisi; dearest grandson of
Katherine Mistretta, Patricia and Robert Seelbach; also survived by several
aunts, uncles and cousins. Friends received Friday from 4-8 PM at the GRECO
FUNERAL HOME, INC., 2909 Elmwood Ave. (near Sheridan Dr.) and are invited to
attend a Mass of Christian Burial in St. Paul's R.C. Church, Delaware Ave.,
Kenmore, Saturday at 9:15 AM. Please assemble at Church.
Kobel, Kenneth R.
KOBEL-Kenneth R. June 19, 2007, of Lakeview, NY; beloved husband of
Catherine (nee Boltz); cherished son of Patricia J. and the late Richard T.
Kobel; adored son-in-law of William and Nancy Boltz; loving brother of
Patricia (Daniel) Smolinski, Elizabeth (Glenn) Lockwood, Kevin (Sharon),
Richard (Linda), Carolyn (George) Webster, Robert (Sherri), Sheila (Peter)
Geist and Janice Lewczyk; dear brother-in-law of Mary (Josef) Ancinec;
devoted Godfather of Julia Lewczyk; also survived by many nieces, nephews,
aunts, uncles, cousins and friends. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held
Saturday June 30, 2007 at 10 AM at St. John the Baptist Church in Boston,
NY. No prior visitation. Flowers gratefully declined. Arrangements made by
LAKESIDE MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME, INC. Charles A. Castiglia, Director.
Kolniak, Molly P. (Gorej)
KOLNIAK-Molly P. (nee Gorej) June 26, 2007, in Lake Worth, FL, beloved wife
of Frank; devoted mother of Kenneth (Maryann), Thomas (Therese) Kolniak and
Michele (Paul) Walter; loving grandmother of Tamerine, Tara, Jillian,
Tiffany, Gabrielle, Melanie and William; sister of Irene Nowak, predeceased
by four sisters and two brothers; also survived by nieces and nephews.
Family will be present Friday 2-4 and 7-9 PM at the PIETSZAK FUNERAL HOME,
2400 William St. (near Harlem) where services will be held Saturday 9 AM and
at St. Josaphat Church at 9:30 AM.
Kubiak, Helen R.
KUBIAK-Helen R. (nee Kozlowski) June 23, 2007, of Cheektowaga, NY, beloved
wife of the late Frederick A. Kubiak; dearest mother of Carol Ann (Dennis)
Ignaszak, Sandra I. (Richard) Horvatis and Nancy (John) Pruitt; dear
grandmother of ten grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren; sister of Jacob
Benjamin (Doris) Kozlowski, Virginia (late Eugene) Wolski and the late
Thaddeus (late Ruth), Roman (late Ethel), Alfreda, Daniel (Nadine) Kozlowski
and Irene (George) Hora; sister-in-law of Bernice (late Al) Chwojdak and the
late Eleanor Kozlowski, Stephanie (late Al) Wojnowski, Leonard (Louise),
Edward (late Bernice), Thaddeus (late Anne) and Roman (late Alice) Kubiak;
also survived by nieces and nephews. Family will be present to receive
relatives and friends on Friday 2-4 and 7-9 PM at the MELVIN J. SLIWINSKI
FUNERAL HOME, 5090 Transit Rd. (south of Como Park Blvd.) where funeral
services will be held on Saturday at 8:45 AM and from Our Lady Help of
Christians Church at 9:30 AM. Interment Our Lady Help of Christians
Lachina, Andrew F.
LACHINA-Andrew F. June 26, 2007; beloved husband of Rosemary ( Guarino)
Lachina; father of Frank, Jennifer and Rachel; stepfather of James Calabris;
son of Frank and the late Jean Lachina; brother of Roseann (Jeff) Stern of
N.J., Anthony (Mary), Francine (Al) Linton and Michael Lachina; also
survived by several nieces and nephews. Friends received Friday 2-4 and 7-9
PM at The GRECO FUNERAL HOME, INC., 2909 Elmwood Ave. (near Sheridan Dr.),
and are invited to attend a Mass of Christian Burial in St. Timothy's
Church, E. Park and Ensminger, Saturday at 10:30 AM. Memorial donations may
be sent to Roswell Park Cancer Institute. Andrew was a U.S. Marine Corps
Vietnam Veteran.
Langendorfer, Micheline M.
LANGENDORFER-Micheline M. Age 73, June 27, 2007; beloved wife of David A.
Langendorfer; loving mother of David M. (Michele) Langendorfer, Daniel M.
Langendorfer and Denise M. (the late Paul) Terranova; dear grandmother of
Jacob Terranova, Lisa A. Kohr, Margaret, Daniel D., Casey M. and Jennifer K.
Langendorfer; great grandmother of Kayla J. and Evan P. Kohr; sister of
Jacob (Barbara) Debski and Ronald (Lynn) Arlen; aunt of Courtney Debski,
Rachal and Zachary Arlen. Friends may call at the KENNETH HOWE FUNERAL HOME,
64 Maple St., East Aurora on Friday from 2-4 and 7-9 PM. Funeral Services
will be held Saturday morning. Donations may be made to the Alzheimers
Association where she was a volunteer for many years. Mrs. Langendorfer was
a 20 year employee of Moog and a member of I.A.A.P.
Lee, Clarence W.
LEE-Clarence W.Of Amherst N.Y., entered into rest May 12,2007. Beloved son
of Clarence P. and Helena (nee Jones) Lee;dear brother of Marsan Lee; also
survivedby relatives and friends. No prior visitation. Relatives and friends
are invitedto attend a Memorial Service at Amherst Community Church, 77
Washington Hwy., Snyder, on Saturday morning at 11 o'clock. Arrangements by
theLOMBARDO FUNERAL HOME.
Lohouse, James R.
LOHOUSE-James R. June 25, 2007; beloved husband of Constance Maciejewski
Lohouse; dear father of Mary T. (Todd) Parsons, Mark T. Lohouse and Lisa A.
(Steve) Barnett; grandfather of Alexander James Barnett. Friends may call
Wednesday 7-9, Thursday 2-4 and 7-9 PM at The DENGLER & ROBERTS FUNERAL
HOME, 3000 Delaware Ave. at Tremont, Kenmore, where prayers will be offered
Friday morning at 9:15, followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at St. Rose
of Lima Church at 10 AM. Flowers gratefully declined. Memorial contributions
may be made to Hospice of WNY. Online tributes may be made to www.mem.com.
Lombardo, Helen (Botticella)
LOMBARDO-Helen (Botticella) June 26, 2007; Age 84; beloved wife of the late
Ernest Lombardo; dear sister of Christine (late Albert) Zini and Dolores
(late Salvatore) Russo and the late Vincent, Joseph Botticella and Mary
Migliore; also survived by nieces and nephews. The family will be present on
Thursday from 3-8 PM at (Amherst Chapel) AMIGONE FUNERAL HOME INC., 5200
Sheridan Dr. (corner of Hopkins Rd.) where funeral services will be held on
Friday at 10:00 AM followed by a Mass of Christian Burial celebrated from
St. Gregory the Great Church at 10:45 AM. Friends invited. In lieu of
flowers, donations may be made to Hospice-Buffalo Inc., 225 Como Park Blvd.,
Cheektowaga, NY 14227. Online register book at www.Amigone.com
Magierski, Genevieve
MAGIERSKI-Genevieve (nee Zamborowski) June 27, 2007; beloved wife of the
late John Magierski; devoted mother of Rose (late Daniel) Dyll of Tampa, FL;
loving grandmother of Darlene (Dennis) Kennedy and Darcy Ann Dyll;
great-grandmother of Danielle Victoria and Kristina Dennis Kennedy;
predeceased by 11 sisters and brothers; also survived by nieces and nephews.
Funeral services at the BUSZKA FUNERAL HOME, INC., 2005 Clinton St., corner
of S. Ogden, Saturday at 10 AM and at Our Lady of Czestochowa Church at
10:30 AM. Mrs. Magierski was a member of the Parish Rosary Society.
Visitation Friday 2-4 and 7-9 PM. Flowers gratefully declined. On-line
condolences www.buszkafuneralhomeinc.com
Makey, Elizabeth J. (Haettich)
MAKEY-Elizabeth J. (Haettich) June 27, 2007, wife of the late Edward H.
Makey; mother of Nancy L. (Joseph) Cal, Michael E. (Norene), Thomas J.
(Peggy), Sharon (Neal) Goldwater and Diane M. Makey; grandmother of 10
grandchildren and three great-grandchildren; sister of the late Orrin
Haettich, Rita Kerby and Thomas Haettich; also survived by nieces and
nephews. Friends may call Friday from 2-4 and 7-9 PM at the, (Buffalo
Chapel), THOMAS H. McCARTHY FUNERAL HOME, 1975 Seneca St., 825-4454, where
funeral will be held Saturday morning at 9:30 and from St. Teresa's Church
at 10. Flowers gratefully declined. Memorials may be made to Hospice
Published in the Buffalo News from 6/28/2007 - 6/29/2007.
Mariathasan, Daniel
MARIATHASAN-Daniel June 26, 2007; husband of Elizabeth (nee Benjamin)
Mariathasan; father of Pathma (Jegan) Fernando, Elmo (Suri) Mariathasan,
Shantha (Paul) Pandian, Sri Mariathasan, Viji (Sekhar) Chandrasekhar, Andrew
(Shirley) and Ravi (Roopa) Mariathasan; grandfather of 15; son of the late
Mathias and Lilly Mariathasan; brother of Rose (Santiago) Stanislaus. Family
present Thursday and Friday from 5-8 PM at the PERNA-PELLEGRINO FUNERAL
HOME, INC., 1671 Maple Rd. (between Hopkins & Youngs Rds.). Relatives and
friends are asked to gather at St. Gaulbert's Church (Cheektowaga) for a
Mass of Christian Burial to be celebrated Saturday at 9:30 AM. Interment at
Mt. Calvary Cemetery. Arrangements by Constance J. Perna-Pellegrino.
Mauer, Evelyn G. (Hahn)
MAUER-Evelyn G. (nee Hahn) Of Hamburg, NY, June 26, 2007; beloved wife of
the late Arthur F.C. Mauer; loving mother of Gary (Linda) and Robert
(Joanne) Mauer; dearest sister of Leah Herman; cherished grandmother of Dean
C. (Sarah) Mauer. Friends may call Thursday 4-8 PM at LOOMIS, OFFERS &
LOOMIS, INC., HAMBURG CHAPEL, 207 Main St. Funeral services will be held
from All Saints Lutheran Church, 6065 South Park Ave., Hamburg Friday at 11
AM (Please assemble at church).
Miner, Elizabeth G.
MINER-Elizabeth G. "Betty' June 26, 2007 of Buffalo, NY; beloved wife of the
late James C.; loving mother of Clayton (Stacey); survived by numerous
members of the William Anderson and Warren Prince families . Friends may
call Friday 2-4 and 7-9 PM at the LESTER H. WEDEKINDT FUNERAL HOME, 3290
Delaware Ave. Friends invited to attend a memorial service in Westminster
Presbyterian Church, 724 Delaware Ave, Saturday morning at 11. Flowers
gratefully declined. Memorials may be made to Bristol Homes
Moree, Beverly
MOREE- Beverly June 23, 2007, age 73; daughter of the late Walker and Hazel
Morris; loving mother of Kevin (Susan) Crowe, Christopher (Diane) Moree;
pre-deceased by Michael Crowe, Bobby Moree, Robert Moree; loving grandmother
of Megan Crowe, Nicholas and Alexander Crowe, Sean and Matthew Moree; dear
friends Lynn Lyon and Tom Guerne. Loving friend to all. No Services are
planned. Memorials may be made to Hospice Buffalo, 225 Como Park Blvd.,
Cheektowaga, NY 14225.
Nelligan, Jean (Dash)
NELLIGAN-Jean (Dash) June 25, 2007, of North Collins, NY, age 82, wife of
the late Charles H. Nelligan; mother of Keith (Becky), William (Bonnie),
Daniel and the late Charles Nelligan Jr.; grandmother of seven grandchildren
and three great-grandchildren; sister of Janice Dash and the late William
and Alice Dash. Friends may call Friday 2-4 and 7-9 PM at the WENTLAND
FUNERAL HOME, 10634 Main St., (Route 62), North Collins, where funeral
services will be held Saturday morning at 10 AM.
Newman, Mary F.
NEWMAN-Mary F. June 26, 2007; wife of Kenneth Newman; mother of Philip
(Kathy) Newman, Thomas Newman, Mary Margaret (Richard) Conley, Helen (David)
Marker, Cynthia (Fred) Haun, Elizabeth Anne (Michael) Crawford, Marcia
(James) Puchlerz and Denise (David) Washburn; grandmother of 19 and
great-grandmother of 18; sister of the late Margaret (Ray) Murphy and
Elizabeth (Harvey) Mayer; aunt of Paul (Sandra) Murphy of Savannah, GA and
also several more nieces and nephews. Relatives and friends may call
Thursday 2-4 and 7-9 PM at PRUDDEN & KANDT FUNERAL HOME, 242 Genesee St.,
Lockport, where prayers will be offered Friday at 12:30 PM followed by a
Mass of Christian Burial to be celebrated at 1 PM in Sat. Patrick's Roman
Catholic Church, 76 Church St., Lockport. Interment will be in Cold Spring
Cemetery. Memorials to a charity of one's choice would be appreciated by the
Park, Gary N.
PARK-Gary N. June 25, 2007, of Lake View, NY, beloved husband of Anne T.
(nee Hughes); cherished father of Patrick C., Gary "Michael" (Becky) and
Theresa (Kirk) Fretz; loving grandfather of Brandon, Christian, Brittany,
Lauren, Tyler, Shawn and Christopher; dearest brother of Robert (Phyllis),
Marilyn (late Robert) Casler and the late Ronald Park; also survived by many
nieces and nephews. Friends received at the LAKESIDE MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME,
INC., 4199 Lakeshore Rd., (corner of Camp Rd. and Rte. 5), Thursday 2-4 and
7-9, where funeral services will be held Friday at 11 AM. Charles A.
Castiglia, Director.
Peasland, Karen A. (Memoriam)
A trail of tears flowing to you, for one year ago. There is a gaping hole in
my heart and soul, longing for you Karen, my precious daughter, my love.
>From my heart to yours. LOVE, MOM, DAD AND FAMILY AND BOOMER TOO
Pigut, Elizabeth J. "Betty"
PIGUT-Elizabeth J. "Betty" (nee Cordes) Of Blasdell, NY, June 26, 2007,
beloved wife of the late Chester J. Pigut; dearest mother of Peggy Alderman,
Joanne Nephew, Leon (Jane), Dennis (Rebecca), Dolores (Philip) Damstetter,
Nancy (Wayne) Kadow and Alan; loving grandmother to 13 grandchildren and ten
great-grandchildren; predeceased by one granddaughter; sister of John (late
Agnes) Cordes. Family will be present to receive friends Thursday 7-9 and
Friday 2-4 and 7-9 at the (Blasdell/Lackawanna Chapel), JOHN J. KACZOR
FUNERAL HOME INC., 3450 South Park Ave., where funeral services will be held
Saturday at 10 AM. Mrs. Pigut was actively involved with the Girl Scouts for
50 plus years and a volunteer at Tifft Nature Preserve. In lieu of flowers,
donations may be made to "The Friends Of Tifft ", PO Box 51, Buffalo, 14205.
Rieman, Mark A.
RIEMAN- Mark A. June 25, 2007, husband of Joan M. Rieman (nee Roach); father
of Barbara J. (Neil) Bopp, Mark A. Jr. (Susan), Janet M. (Mark) Craft, Ralph
J. (Judy), Brian T. (Beth), Nancy L. (Kurt) Bowman and Kevin M. Rieman; also
survived by 15 grandchildren; brother of Beatrice Larkin and the late
Theresa Weigel, Rev. Ralph Rieman, S.J., Louis Rieman, Ruth Meegan and Maura
Guillaume. Friends may call Friday, July 6, 4-7 PM at the DENGLER & ROBERTS
FUNERAL HOME, 8630 Transit Rd., E. Amherst (1 mile north of Maple Rd). A
Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at St. Gregory the Great Church
(Maple Rd, Williamsville), Saturday, July 7 at 9:30 AM. Please assemble at
church. Memorial contributions may be made to the Alzheimer's Assn. of WNY.
Rittenhouse, Robert C.
RITTENHOUSE-Robert C. June 20, 2007, of Grand Island, husband of the late
Audree O. Rittenhouse; father of Laura Rittenhouse of New York City, Eileen
K. Bowen of Buffalo and Amy Hoechst of Tonawanda; grandfather of Justine,
Michael, Jeremy and Lianne; brother of Marie Ottosen and the late David
Rittenhouse and Ruth Morris; son of the late David S. and Cora (Crews)
Rittenhouse. Memorial Services will be held Wednesday, July 25 at 7 PM at
Island Presbyterian Church, 1822 Huth Rd., Grand Island. Flowers gratefully
declined. Memorials to Quality Quest Environmental Coalition, PO Box 1174,
Grand Island 14072.
Sherry, Antoinette C. "Anne"
SHERRY-Antoinette "Anne C. (nee Agnello) June 26, 2007, age 87. Loving wife
of the late Charles Sherry, beloved mother of Rosemary ( David) Osten of
Oregon, David ( Michelle) Sherry of Tonawanda; step-mother of Donald of
South Dayton, NY; sister of Mary Jones of FL, Josephine ( Chuck) Phillips of
Rochester, Genevieve ( late Charles) Reibson of Rochester and Leo ( Helen)
Agnello of FL; also survived by five grandchildren and six great
grandchildren. Mrs. Sherry was the loving mother to many children having
been a part of foster care for over twenty years. She was a member of the
Ladies Auxiliary of Union Hook and Ladder Co. #1 and a member of St.
Joseph's Church in N. Tonawanda. Friends may call Friday 2-4 and 7-9 PM at
the WATTENGEL FUNERAL HOME, 307 Oliver St., N. Tonawanda where funeral
services will be held Saturday at 11 AM. Entombment Mt. Olivet Cemetery. On
line guest registry at www.Wattengel.com
Skobjak, Geraldine A. (Kuzdzal)
SKOBJAK-Geraldine A. (nee Kuzdzal) Of Lackawanna, entered into rest June 23,
2007, beloved wife of James S. Skobjak; devoted mother of Mark and Gary
Skobjak; cherished grandmother of Rachelle, Sarah, Christopher, Ryan and
Claudia; fond great-grandmother of Kaleb and Brayden; loving daughter of the
late Paul and Carol (nee Bielec) Kuzdzal; dearest sister of Marcia (Dic)
Friis, John Rojek and the late Phyllis (late Walter) Lapa and Ronald
Kuzdzal; also survived by nieces, nephews, cousins and many friends. No
prior visitation. Relatives and friends are invited to attend a Mass of
Christian Burial on Saturday morning in Our Lady of Victory Basilica (Ridge
Rd. at the corner of South Park Ave.), Lackawanna at 9:30 o'clock.
Arrangements by the LOMBARDO FUNERAL HOME.
Staley, P. Walter
STALEY-P. Walter June 26, 2007 of the Town of Tonawanda, NY; beloved husband
of the late Ellen A.; father of Paul W. (Millie); grandfather of Elizabeth,
Andrew and Charles; brother of William (Marion) Staley and Marion (LeRoy)
Fiedler. Friends may call Friday 7-9 at the LESTER H. WEDEKINDT, INC.
FUNERAL HOME, 3290 Delaware Ave., where funeral services will be held
Saturday morning at 11. Friends invited. Flowers gratefully declined.
Memorials may be made to Hospice Foundation or Roswell Park Memorial
Stetz, Adeline M. (Ziolo)
STETZ-Adeline M. (nee Ziolo) Of Lackawanna, NY, June 25, 2007, beloved wife
of the late Walter J. Stetz; dearest mother of Walter (Marie), Lawrence
(Cheryl) and Deborah (Paul) Blachowski; loving grandmother of Kim (Jim)
Reese, Deniece (Peter) Diamond and Tammy (Craig) Armstrong;
great-grandmother of Janelle Stetz and Julianna, Lindsay and Peter Diamond;
sister of the late Carrie (late Zygmund) Pikula, Matthew (Dorothy) Ziolo,
Richard (Clara) Ziolo and Anna (late Walter) Stachowiak; dear friend of
Joseph Toporek; also survived by nieces and nephews. Family will be present
to receive friends Wednesday from 7-9 and Thursday from 2-4 and 7-9 at the
(Blasdell/Lackawanna Chapel) JOHN J. KACZOR FUNERAL HOME INC., 3450 South
Park Ave., where funeral services will be held Friday morning at 9 followed
by a Mass of Christian Burial at St. Michael the Archangel Church at 9:30.
Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery. Mrs. Stetz was a member of St. Michael's
Altar & Rosary Society and the Mamas and Papas Seniors. In lieu of flowers,
donations to the Hospice Foundation.
Suchan, Thelma A. (O'Brien)
SUCHAN-Thelma A. (O'Brien) June 26, 2007, of Sloan, NY, beloved wife of the
late Lawrence; dearest mother of Karen (Conrad) Bielanski; sister of the
late Edith (late John) Staub, late Charles (late Jane) O'Brien and the late
Arthur O'Brien; survived by nieces and nephews. Family present to receive
friends at the DANIEL R. SMOLAREK FUNERAL HOME, 2047 Broadway,
Cheektowaga-Buffalo City Line, Thursday only 3-8 PM. Thelma was an Elder at
Sloan Presbyterian Church and an active member of the Sloan Seniors. Online
register at www.smolarekfuneral.com
Toelsin, David E.
TOELSIN-David E. June 27, 2007 of Pendleton, NY; beloved husband of Marjorie
E. Toelsin; father of Jeffrey, Michael (Cheryl) and the late Eric;
grandfather of Amy, Shannon, and Brooke; brother of Gerald Toelsin (Judith);
survived by many nieces and nephews. Friends may call Friday from 2-4 and
7-9 PM at the HARRY WEDEKINDT FUNERAL HOME, INC., 280 Grover Cleveland Hwy.
at N. Bailey where Services will be held Saturday at 9:30 AM. Friends
Tornow, Kenneth L.
TORNOW-Kenneth L. Of West Seneca, NY; June 25, 2007; beloved husband of Mary
J. (nee Batt); dearest father of David (Patricia), Deborah (Jeffrey) Fields,
Richard (Katrina), Barbara (Thomas) Staccone and William (Wendy) Tornow;
also survived by ten grandchildren. Family will be present Thursday 2-4 and
7-9 at the HOY FUNERAL HOME INC., 3855 Seneca St., West Seneca. Funeral
services will be held Friday morning at 10:30 from Ebenezer United Church of
Christ, 630 Main St., West Seneca. Friends invited. Flowers gratefully
declined. Memorials to Ismalia Shrine Travel Fund or Ebenezer United Church
of Christ appreciated. Ken had a life long involvement with Boy Scouting, he
was past president and member of Ebenezer United Church of Christ
Consistory, member of West Seneca Lodge #1111 F & AM, Buffalo Consistory,
Ismalia Shrine, Director of Directory Staff, Seneca Shrine Club and Shrine
Walters, Victoria (Zaremba)
WALTERS-Victoria (nee Zaremba) Of Lackawanna, NY; June 26, 2007; wife of the
late George F. Walters. No prior visitation. Mass of Christian Burial at St.
Michael's Church, 651 Washington St., Friday 9:30 AM. Burial to follow at
Holy Cross Cemetery. Arrangements by NORMAN E. GANNON & SONS, INC. FUNERAL
HOME, 1075 Ridge Rd., Lackawanna, (824-4000).
Woytila Jr., John P.
WOYTILA-John P., Jr. Of Port Orange, FL formerly of N. Tonawanda, June 27,
2007, dearest father of Gary and Gregory; proud grandfather of Adam and
Joel; dear brother of Joseph (Sheila), Helen Favorite and the late Albert
Woytila; also survived by nieces and nephews. Family present Friday 2-4 and
7-9 PM at the SABER FUNERAL HOME, 549 Oliver St., N. Tonawanda (692-0271)
where prayers will be offered Saturday at 9 AM followed by a Mass of
Christian Burial at St. Joseph's R.C. Church (Payne Ave.) at 9:30 AM. John
was an Army veteran of the Korean Conflict and a retired employee of
Occidental Chemical Research Center on Grand Island.
Wybieracki, Arthur F.
WYBIERACKI-Arthur F. June 25, 2007, husband of the late Blanche (nee Bieda);
dear father of Barbara (Paul) Bellucci, Mary Ann (William) Marx, Mark
(Theresa) and Donna (Richard) Czerwonka; grandfather of six grandchildren
and one great-grandson; brother of Sally (late Richard) Kobis, Gloria
(Walter) Bukowski and the late Alfred (Helen), Loretta (late Alfred)
Kasprzak and Alvin (Mary) Wybieracki; also survived by nieces and nephews.
Funeral from the PACER FUNERAL HOME, INC., 2275 George Urban Blvd. (two
blocks east of Dick Rd.) Friday 9:45 and St. Barnabas Church at 10 AM.
Visitation Thursday 2-4 and 7-9 PM. Mr. Wybieracki was a member of Bishop
Benecassa Knights of Columbus. Donations may be made to Hospice Buffalo Inc.
Zientara, Gerald J.
ZIENTARA-Gerald J. Of Kenmore, NY, suddenly, June 27, 2007; beloved husband
of Sharon and the late Dolores; dear father of Jerry Jr. (Nancy), Michael
(Wendy), Mark (Karen), Lynn Francis, Paul, Joseph, Jamie and Jessica; also
survived by eight grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Friends may call
at the KOLANO FUNERAL HOME, 396 Amherst St., (near Grant) Thursday 4-8 PM
where funeral services will take place Friday at 9:30 AM. Interment St.
Stanislaus Cemetery. Gerald was a member of Boy Scout Troop #142 and the
M.J. Brounshidle Post #205.
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Patsy June Adams Walker Bennett
A funeral service for Patsy June Adams Walker Bennett, 84, of Sulphur Springs will be held at 2 p.m. Friday, May 2, at League Street Church of Christ.
Interment will follow at Sulphur Springs City Cemetery.
Visitation will be held from 6 p.m. until 8 p.m. Thursday, May 1, at West Oaks Funeral Home.
Patsy Bennett died Monday, April 28, 2014, at Carriage House Manor.
Arrangements are under the direction of West Oaks Funeral Home.
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A LEADING Worcestershire politician has called for a free thinking approach towards a controversial scheme to ask people to take over traditional council services for free.
Councillor John Campion has insisted that the idea will not fail and believes there is enough goodwill from the public to make it work.
As your Worcester News first revealed last September, the county council is offering services such as hedge trimming, salt spreading, youth centre provision and libraries out to the wider community.
It want groups such as parish councils and residents associations to take them on in a bid to save money.
The project, called Act Local, has attracted scepticism with fears that it could result in huge geographical inequalities in the services on offer.
Coun Campion, who is the county council's cabinet member for localism and communities, said: "This is about us saying if you want this service to continue, come and tell us what you want to do and we can take it from there. We have heard claims that some communities will not be able to organise themselves in the same ways people in more affluent areas will be able to. Well, my response to that is that localism is done by different communities in different ways. It's all about a much more free thinking approach."
His comments were in reaction to a motion by opposition councillors saying that they feared a postcode lottery if more volunteers come forward in some areas than in others.
During the debate, Tom Wells, deputy leader of the Liberal Democrat group, said: "If we are not careful we will see the voluntary sector pick up things like youth provision and people in some parts of Worcester-shire will get a very good service, but youngsters in other areas might get zilch. That's our concern."
A motion was backed saying all groups wanting to take on services will be shown examples of good practice to help them make it a success.


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After 86.5 issues I think I'm going to bail out on The Walking Dead. Besides the horrendous art by Adlard, the dialogue has become unbearably artificial and it's just the same, boring crap over and over. Zombies attack, Rick makes a bad decision, people die, nothing happens and everyone talks about how they're not OK for 5 issues. I'll just go back and re-read the first 60 or so issues before they get to Alexandria.
I do still read the monthlies but do think I enjoyed the comic more when I first got into it and read the series in chapters rather than single issues. Because the monthlies are so short and sometimes not alot happens. It just reads so much better as a trade but at the same time I'm not sure I can wait 6 months for each book.
Issue #87 SPOILERS..
Have to say the end of this issue made me cringe a bit. An amnesia storyline? I haven't questioned many of Kirkman's storylines but this seems a little like soap opera material. Only other time I didn't like something he wrote was the whole dead lori phone thing. This issue had both these plots squeezed in so def not one of my fav issues.
Saying that am sure Kirkman will do amnesia storyline well. and will keep reading cause I still love TWD!


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Granville Fall Celebration features Jazz on the Cumberland
The Granville Fall Celebration on Saturday, Oct. 3 will feature Jazz on the Cumberland on the banks of the Cumberland River at Granville Veterans Park in Granville.
This annual event of Jazz will begin at noon with the Jackson County High School Jazz Band performing. "The Big Band Sound" will perform at 12:30 p.m.., The Blues Brokers will perform at 2 p.m. and the Cumberland University Jazz Band will perform at 3:15 p.m. There will be two stages set up so each band will immediately start after the other one ends. This is one of Tennessee's most beautiful settings for the musical event, organizers said. Everyone is encouraged to bring their own chairs.
The Granville Fall Celebration will also feature Granville Quilt Festival, Porches & Quilts Storytelling, Arts Festival, Blacksmith Festival, Dedication of Upper Cumberland Quilt Trail, Dedication of the Civil War Trail Monument and Reenactment, World War II Maneuvers Program and Reenactment and much more.
For more information, call (931) 653-4511 or visit www.granvillemuseum.com.


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You can shoot FMJ in your rifle, but it must be FMJ flat nose. No round nosed or pointed bullets, ( except for Hornady FTX ).
I picked up a Rossi R92 357 short barrel (16 inch) today. I've read ..NEVER shoot FMJ ammo in this rifle. True or not true? Thanks.
America's Epitaph"Since they thought it foolish to acknowledge God, He gave them up to a depraved mind, to do what should not be done".
You can shoot FMJ in your rifle, but it must be FMJ flat nose. No round nosed or pointed bullets, ( except for Hornady FTX ).
Devin K. Noffsinger
I would go to Rossi's web site and ask their experts what kinds of ammo can be used in the R92 .357
A round nose .30-30 utilizes soft lead, this is way different than an FMJ which has NO give or cushion.
Next we will address the angle of the round as it sits in a tubular magazine.
The .30-30 has rimmed case with what can only be described as an extreme taper, thus the round lies canted in a tubular magazine, whereas the .357 magnum being a straight walled rimmed case with a much smaller rim will lie more nearly straight in line with the primer of the case in front of it in the tube.
As the owner and operator of DKN Gunsmithing since 1983, I have replaced 7 mag tubes and forends on Winchester, El Tigre, and Uberti 92's that have been blown because the owners thought it would OK to shoot round nose and pointed FMJ ammunition.
I therefore must side with the manufacturers in saying " NO, don't do it!"
Devin K. Noffsinger
Late reply but, whatever...
Interesting thoughts, I hadn't really ever thought about loading FMJ in these before but I suppose I'll keep it in mind that even FMJs can set the primers off in the tube. The one lever gun I have is a Marlin 1894C in .44Mag and have never had to worry about such things. I plan on getting one of these .38s/.357s at some point.... now I know.
There is one way you can safely shoot FMJ in your rifle. You must emulate Barney Fife. Just carry one bullet and put it in the rifle and shoot it when the need occurs. If you want to use it as a repeater, don't shoot FMJ.
In order to receive forgiveness, we must first forgive.
Murphy's Law is still in effect.
Seems like one round at a time would be good advice.


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Hey everyone! How we all doing? It seems like it's been about a whole week since my last full written blog and I have so many new ideas for blogs which add to the fact that I've still got some blogs I've been meaning to write since last year, isn't really a good combination. So I've decided to get to work on a few blog ideas from last year to start off with and this one in particular is something I think everyone will enjoy. Well if you enjoy superhumans getting in to a skirmish, then this blog is for you! Also I'm not really sure if I'll be online that much. Google Chrome has been blocked for me for some reason as well a whole bunch of other things that have been keeping me occupied...
but of course, don't hesitate to alert me of your blogs! It's something I'll sure read.
What is this blog about exactly? 4 characters from around the videogame universes will pit themselves against each either despite if they tend to buy ice creams together at lunch time. However it will be up to you to decide who will win in all this chaos and survive the longest through the battle. Technically free for all. So first up is...
The Beast - Infamous
The predicted destroyer of both Humanity and Conduits (I won't spoil anything) who was able to reorganise itself from the single atoms even after being completely obliterated, it doesn't seem like it can be completely destroyed. Who knows? Maybe we'll see it in Infamous: Second Son. It could cling to the most powerful Conduits or represent the power of Conduits so it may never be destroyed. That's just my idea so no spoilers! His powers are greatly varied but there are 2 key abilities that are able to represent his destructive power and what better way to do this than utilising pyrokinetic and gyokinectic (fire and gravitational powers) which gives it a boost in physical attacks from all sorts of weapons ranging from rifles to weapons of mass destruction.
What we didn't see in Infamous 1 was that he was able to reconstruct his form in to a gigantic figure which just amplified it's powers even more with superhuman strength and the ability to create and throw enormous fireballs at it's enemies where it seems like it was even able to throw one like a baseball at The Moon since it's completely shattered. Ultimately his inner body is full of lava and no wonder it seems hot-tempered but also the gravitational powers it possesses is able to give him fundamental to give it an advantage in battle. The creation of black holes or space-time singularities if you wish to impress all the MyIGNers which allows him to wreck everything in his path with people lifted up, ripped apart and may even gain the energy from it's victims sucked in to it's vortexes. This also acts as a form of defence since anything around him will be lifted up so any why weapons it finds suspicious can just be pushed away. No nukes today!
However like I said, he possesses many other powers which just adds to his name. It wasn't because of the fact that he visited the fantasy world of Narnia but the fact that he can imitate a Human form in order to communicate which allows him to teleport added to the fact that he can use his telepathic power to communicate from long distances...
(I'm not sure if the powers next are necessary and many of you may find it as a spoiler if your waiting to find out his latest supply of ablilites so in that case Spoilers start here! If not go ahead and read on but it doesn't have any Infamous 2 spoilers associated with the story)
...but much of his power is able to imitate the Ray Sphere energy and use it to accelerate the development of the Conduit's gene to incredible amounts so that a Conduit's gene can activate and give them their powers after just a few seconds rather than a few years, if the conduit gene would alternatively activate at all. This doesn't come without cost because this absorbs the life energy within living Humans in to the conduit, thus killing many dozes and even up to hundreds of Humans, just to allow a single conduit to gain his/her powers much earlier in life. So he could raise a whole bunch of conduits to fight with it and also use the vice versa option of absorbing powers and even drain conduits completely of their energy so it won't be long until we see the Beast with electric powers anytime soon. (Spoilers end here!)
It does have some weaknesses though. When his head is blasted off, he becomes drained and needs time to regenerate and it seemed like the easiest boss fights ever! However in reality, it was only because Cole had the abilities to survive through it.
Next stop, we have...
Rogue - X-Men
An uncommon yet cool ability among much of the superhero genre which many believe is probably he greatest superpower of all. If you don't know what her main power is or if you've never even heard of her, she has the power to absorb the powers of other Mutants, simply by touch. In most cases, she may just duplicate their abilities. I mean if she pickpocketed the abilities from a best friend, there would be a lot of explaining to do. However if she decided to absorb the powers long enough, this could become permanent with a mutant left without his/her powers... for good and if long enough, it could cause severe tissue scarring, blood clots and stuff... where am I going with this? This could put the victim at risk of death.
Don't threat that she'll be taking your powers just so quickly. The amount of time she absorbs their powers is the same length as the victim or touchee is stunned. Not only can she absorb or replicate the abilities of others but also take on their level of skills in terms of fighting, intelligence, personality and sometimes even their memories.
However could she survive in a battle with the other contestants? It's very possible and this is why many fans want this ability so much since they are free to roam with their range of abilities but this does not come without cost. Many times, she is unable to control her powers which means it may mean her powers are unstable and usually, she can only use these powers for a limited amount of time so she would have to be quick around running past the other fighters and stealing their abilities for about 5 seconds or so. It will depend up to you which abilites she has at the beginning of the match... unless she decides to have a lie in and turns up to arena empty handed. The real question is who would win in a fight with The Beast of absorption wars?
Ratonhnhake:ton - AC3: Tyranny of George Washington
Also known as Connor Kenway, this different version of the character is one of many superpowers in some ways, supernatural which takes place where he never joined the Assassin order but instead remained within his tribe to learn the abilities of the Animal Spirits to guide him and manifest them to use for his abilities. These abilities include for one, my avatar where he can use the power of the Wolf to become stealthy, an Eagle to allow him to fly to nearby objects which may otherwise be too high up to reach from deadly throwing pebbles from the guards and last but not least, the power of the bear so that he can perform the most destructive wave of energy in the local neighbourhood, throwing enemies far away and shredding apart anything he has decided to (b)air assassinate.
However unlike the 2 previous fighters, he has come prepared with a few equipment which may help him if a certain someone tries to pickpocket his powers. Actually there are 2 people who could do that. Anyways, he is equipped with a pair of Hidden Blades, Tomahawk, Bow and Arrow and some Flintlock Pistols. Maybe a few poison darts as well.
Lets not be too hasty and say he's the ultimate fighter just yet. He, himself, does have many weaknesses and these could be more problematic if they were able to take form during this siege. Every power he uses, no matter what, will decrease his health meter and so being stealthy and hiding around could backfire and put him last place on the ratings. Although he has a combination of invisiliblity, flight and superhuman strength which could be enough to win the battle, as long as his bow and arrow are able to get him through the superhuman wars, we could see a double assassination of a giant and full-time professional Mutant.
Now we have a final contestant which could tip the balance between who wins and falls. Could we have a winner on our hands? Only time will tell. This is the moment you've been waiting for. The mysterious contestant is...
That's right! Jeff Bridges!!!
This one really takes the cake in all of this. He has worn an Iron suit becoming the Iron Monger, a member of a bowling group, the leader of a physic organisation known simply as the Jedi...
Outstanding! However the list could go on!
Somehow he seems to survive after every movie in a completely different role. Almost like he's an actual actor! 0_0
I'm not sure if this guy does a weakness and another possible strength would be that anyone with a less badass attitude could aggregate him... I don't know what could happen.
It seems like it would depend on what happens during the battle since they could go after different people or even team up to stop another powerful enemy and then finish the others left. It could all be down to mathematics. Maybe Rogue could pickpocket all the enemies' powers while they're having a brawl but maybe Ratonhnhake:ton could stealth assassinate all the characters, fly up to The Beast's shoulder and assassinate him... which probably won't don't do much other than give him a little tickle. My personal choice would be The Beast since if it opens up a vortex, they're all screwed. Maybe Jeff bridges could be saving his power in the backround for the ultimate finishing move.
However it's probably difficult to know since there's four of them so maybe next time I should just do 1 vs 1 battle. Maybe battle of the Superhuman groups or other characters across video games and film series. I'm sensing a Wengardium Leviosa spell on the way...
Maybe when the commentator says begin the games, the characters could be left standing there confused thinking, "Where's the chocolate cake?"
So who do you think will win in this free for all battle? I really hope you enjoyed this blog and if you liked this blog, there could be more on the way.
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