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Subject: Re: [CORNWELL] Edward Cornwell in the Glassford Store Records,Prince William Co, VA
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I wrote this e-mail several months ago, but it shows some of the other Foster Cornwell connects that lead me to believe that Edward Cornwell in Greenbrier Co, VA, is the Edward Cornwell that was in Prince William Co, VA.
I checked the 1782 Greenbrier Co, VA, personal property tax lists that are online. The only Foster is Robert Foster--1 tithable, 2 horses, 4 cattle. Since we don't know anything about George Foster yet, I'm not sure if they might be connected.
However, the 1796 Personal Property Tax list has Isaac Foster with 3 tithables and 3 horses, George Foster with 1 tithable and 2 horses, Bedford Foster with 1 tithable and 1 horse, John Foster with 1 tithable and 1 horse, Nimrod Foster with 1 tithable and 0 horses; Robert Foster with 1 tithable and 1 horse; Ember? Foster with 1 tithable and 1 horse; Grigsby Foster with 1 tithable and 2 horses. So, there definitely is a George Foster in Greenbrier Co, WV.
I checked the 1799 Monroe Co, WV Personal Property Tax list. Remember, 1799 was when Monroe County, WV, was formed from Greenbrier County. Listed is Thomas Foster, Grigsby Foster, Nimrod Foster, James Foster, John Foster, George Foster, Enoch Foster, and Bedford Foster. So, these Fosters are living in the same part of the county with Edward Cornwell.
Then, I did an online search for George Foster in Greenbrier Co. I found the website http://sarahsgenealogy.lunarpages.com/gedcom/2574.htm It says that
Elizabeth Cornwell married Bedford Addison Foster, son of Robert Foster, on 27 Nov 1794 in Greenbrier Virginia. (Bedford Addison Foster was born about 1774 in Prince William Co, Virginia and died before 1870 in Nichols West Virginia.) (Elizabeth Cornwell was born about 1776 in Greenbrier Virginia and died before 1870 in Nichlos West Virginia.)
Margaret married Nathaniel Foster, son of Issac Foster and Sarah Hughes, on 27 Jan 1806 in Kanawha Wva. (Nathaniel Foster was born on 10 Mar 1772 in Prince William Co, Virginia and died on 18 Mar 1854 in Peters Creek, Nicholas West Virginia.) Margaret Cornwell was born about 1786 in Virginia and died before 1812 in Kanawha Wva.)
This doesn't say who the parents of Elizabeth Cornwell are, but it looks extremly suspicious. Edward Cornwell had a daughter named Elizabeth Cornwell as mentioned in his will of 9 April 1806. The only problem is at that time she is listed as Elizabeth Cornwell--probably indicating that she is not married. I do have this Margaret Cornwell in my database as being a daughter of Elijah Cornwell--son of Edward Cornwell. This does link both Bedford Foster and Nathaniel Foster with Prince William County, VA. So, I would say that makes an even stronger case that this is the same George Foster in Greenbrier that was in business with Edward Cornwell in Prince William County, VA.
The site lists several George Fosters. Only one of them listed is born early enough to be the correct George Foster. It is-- Margaret Grigsby married George Foster, son of William Foster and Hannah Elizabeth Payne, on 22 Dec 1746 in Overwarton Parrish PR. Wm.Virginia. (George Foster was born on 14 Aug 1723 in No. Cumberland Virginia and died on 3 Jan 1778 in Prince William Co, Virginia.(of smallpox). The problem with this is that there is a George Foster listed in the 1796 and 1799 personal property tax records. The site does not account for this George Foster. However, it could be that George Foster died about the time that Edward decided to move to Greenbrier Co, WV. Maybe he had a son named George Foster also who is the one listed in Greenbrier County. -- I found another site listing a George King Foster born 1767 in PWC and died bef. 1860 in Monroe Co, WV, son of Isaac Foster and Sarah Hughes. Isaac is the son of William Foster and Hannah Elizabeth Payne. So th!
at makes George King Foster the nephew of the George Foster who died in Prince William Co.
I then went to the Cornwell message board on ancestry.com and searched for anything regarding Foster that I have already posted there. I found this:
>From Virginia Valley Records
Marriages performed by Rev. John Alderson, Jr. at Linville Creek, now Rockingham County, and in Greenbrier County, Va.; the latter now in West Virginia. The following items are made up from a typewritten copy of Rev. John Alderson's marriage register furnished by Mr. Henry W. Scarborough of Philadelphia in 1924 by Prof. Garnett Ryland from the original manuscript at the University of Richmond.
November 12 (1794), Elijah Cornwell and Ruth Swobe; November 20, Robert McDowell and Mary Harbert; November 27, Bedford Foster and Lissy Cornwell; November 27, Hatis Legg and Elizabeth Cornwell.
I also found that Andrew Foster witnessed the will of Jesse Cornwell (who may have been a brother of Edward) in Rockingham Co, NC. Also Francis Cornwell witnessed a deed of John and Chloe Foster in 1795 in Prince William Co, VA. Also in 1753 and 1756 Isaac Foster provides bail for William Cornwell (my ancestor and another brother of Edward) in Prince William Co, VA. Also in 1762 in Prince William Co, VA--Robert Foster Jr having attended four days as a witness for EDWARD CORNWELL against William Sparks.. Also in 1763, George Foster and Edward Cornwell are helping pay bail for James Ingoe Dozier.
OK. I found another Foster/Cornwell connection. Charles Cornwell "The Younger (1731-1797) married Elizabeth Foster daughter of William Foster. Charles the Younger was the son of Charles Cornwell, Sr. who was a son of Dennis Cornhill and brother to the Peter Cornwell we have been discussing in relation to the Higgins family. A 1780 Prince William County deed futher supports this when it says,
Witnesseth that WILLIAM FOSTER for sum of five shillings sterling to him in hand paid, hath bargained and sold unto JOHN THOMAS his heirs a certain parcel of land adjoining to the land of JOHN FOSTER being given as a dowry unto ELIZABETH CORNWELL by her father, WILLIAM FOSTER, with all houses, orchards and water courses to the same belonging.
OK. Another possible Cornwell Connection. In Caviliers and Pioneers, a book which tells about people immigrating to the US we find:
20-Apr-1694--Dennis Cornell Nansemond County Richard Taylor transported 6 persons including Dennis Cornell 293 acres
25-Oct-1695--Peter Cornwell Essex County Edwin Thacker of Middlesex County transported 53 persons including Peter Cornwell and Peter Foster. Portobago, Cockelshell and Tuckahoe Creeks2634 acres in Essex County
Conclusions: It appears to me that George Foster died of smallpox. This probably led to the disollution of the business of Edward Cornwell and George Foster. Edward Cornwell then moved along with several members of the Foster family to Greenbrier Co, WV. This further cements the hypothesis that the Edward Cornwell in Prince Wm. Co, VA, is the same one that is in Greenbrier Co, WV.
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A year later, Miller, now 23, was still tearing the cover off the ball. After a decent start in Fort Wayne, Miller was promoted to Lake Elsinore where he hit an impressive .311/.385/.475 with 15 doubles, 4 triples, 12 home runs and 17 stolen bases in twenty-four attempts in the ninety-two games he played with the Storm.
The problem for Miller, has always been where the team would play him because with his bat he was going to be in the lineup. The Padres were very high on top pick Jace Peterson and Auburn's Casey McElroy's best position was second base.
Because of his defensive versatility has found time as everywhere on the diamond except center field, catcher and on the mound...but you never know with a player like Justin who is going to do anything to get on the field.
What was it like to get promoted two straight years in the midseason?
Justin Miller: Its great, it is like getting a fresh start, a new challenge, and a new atmosphere. It was definitely warmer in Lake Elsinore as compared to Fort Wayne, which also made staying loose easier.
Most of us are familiar with what getting the "call to the show" is like, but what is it like just moving up levels? Is it the same thing?
Justin Miller: Similar. One of the guys from Lake Elsinore was in town watching the game, and post game they called me into the manager office and said they might have a better fit for me in Elsinore.
What were the biggest differences and adjustments you had to make as you moved between leagues?
Justin Miller: I think it is mainly the age of the players.
In Fort Wayne I was one of the older guys on the team and the league. Now most players are around my age, and I am against some players that have already been with their team for three or four years.
Hitting wise, and this has always been my thought, is that you get fewer mistakes the higher the league you go. Any pitcher that gets promoted from Low A to High A, moves up because they can establish the strike zone. Most pitchers have better fastball command, and are able to throw a strike with more than one pitch.
I think in Low A, you knew by the second at-bat what pitches the pitcher couldn't throw for a strike and you could eliminate them, and just sit on the one or two pitches they could.
Now in High A, you cant really eliminate pitches, and you know the pitchers have better control. They can go deeper into the at-bat and mix up there pitches better. They make it a lot harder to just sit on that one pitch.
You only hit one home run in your first 300 professional at-bats, and now have ten in three hundred at-bats in the Cal League. What has been the biggest difference? Is it the weather?
Justin Miller: The weather might play a small part as it is definitely warmer here. I think it has always been just me being an aggressive swinger. Early in the count, if I get a fastball I will do my best to square up on it. I don't exactly consider myself a home run hitter. I just do whatever I can to be aggressive and square up on the ball.
Have you altered your swing at all since coming to the Cal League?
Justin Miller: Its not that I couldn't have hit a home run in the other places I've played. I hit home runs in college but I wasn't necessarily getting myself into fastball counts, or trying to dump it in rather than swing hard and worry about the strikeout.
I haven't really altered my swing at all, but rather, have put myself in better hitting counts, where I could sit fastball and hit it a long way. I've really worked on swinging earlier in the count, and avoid ever letting an at-bat get to two strikes. When that happens I have a more defensive swing, and my power goes down as I try to make contact.
It seems like everytime I look you are playing a different position. What is your favorite position to play?
Justin Miller: In college I played a lot of centerfield. The coaches just let me run around and I always thought that was a lot of fun. Outside of that it doesn't really matter. I played a lot of second base as well and I like that.
I kinda like the idea of coming to the ballpark everyday and not knowing where I was going to play, or where I was going to bat. It keeps it fun and exciting. All in all I see myself as a hitter first, so I love playing any position that will get me to the plate.
Is there a different mentality you have to take, when and if you do not know whether or not you are starting on a given day?
Justin Miller: Yeah, last year I would play two games then sit one. Or sit two and play one. It was a learning experience after knowing exactly where I was going to play and where I was going to bat everyday in college.
I think playing everyday puts less pressure on the hitters. You know that if you mess up, have an 0-fer, or strike out a few times in the game that you won't be benched for the next few days.
Given my recent success though, I come to the park everyday expecting to play. I might not know where but I expect to play.
Even if I have a bad day or a few of the people that don't play everyday have a good day or even week, I try not to let it get to me. They are my teammates but we know that we are competing with each other for playing time. Instead of letting it get to you and make you press, you just try to stay positive and turn it into aggressiveness. You want your teammates to do well, you just want to make sure you do well enough to also get plenty of playing time.
You talked about being aggressive at the plate, has the management tried to work with you on taking more pitches?
Justin Miller: Not really. Like most players you rarely come up to the plate thinking "I am going to take two pitches before I swing." Unless of course the pitcher has just walked two batters or something.
Usually though, I look for a certain pitch in a certain part of the plate. We break the plate into three zones, and early in the count we will take away one of the zones. For example, I might look for a fastball on the inner two-thirds of the plate. If I get a fastball, even if its on the outside corner, I wont swing at it. It just becomes a guessing game. If you guess right you put a good swing on the ball, no matter the count.
Last question, do you like being in the Padres' organization?
Justin Miller: Of course, I love being a Padre! They treat us really well. I was just excited when the draft came around I didn't really care who drafted me, as long as I was drafted.
But now that I have had time with the organization, I am definitely glad the Padres drafted me.


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New _Tengwestië_ article: "Musings on _Li mlight_" by Helios De Rosario Martínez and Ja vier Lorenzo Merino
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- Patrick Wynne and I are pleased to announce the publication of a new
article in _Tengwestië_, the online journal of the Elvish Linguistic
Fellowship (<http://www.elvish.org/Tengwestie/>):
"Musings on _Limlight_"
by Helios De Rosario Martínez and
Javier Lorenzo Merino
_Limlight_ is the name of a river that marks the northern border of
Rohan, a tributary of the Anduin. We are told by Tolkien that this
name is a Common-Speech or Rohan adaptation of some Elvish - probably
Sindarin - name, but additional information about that original name
is scanty and very inconstant. Nevertheless, some common traces can be
discerned in the various notes that Tolkien wrote about this matter: a
possible semantical connection of the river-name with the brightness
and swiftness of running water, and an attempt of finding an Elvish
name for which an adaptation to the form _Limlight_ was plausible. A
possible relation of this river-name and the name of the river
Skirfare in Yorkshire is also studied.
Carl F. Hostetter Aelfwine@... http://www.elvish.org
ho bios brachys, he de techne makre.
Ars longa, vita brevis.
The lyf so short, the craft so long to lerne.
"I wish life was not so short," he thought. "Languages take such
a time, and so do all the things one wants to know about."
- Carl F.Hostetter announced:
> "Musings on _Limlight_"It was a pleasure to read this article.
> by Helios De Rosario Martínez and
> Javier Lorenzo Merino
At one point it states:
"_+laith_, does not occur in any other name [than
_Limlaith_], and its meaning is unknown"
There is appended a footnote which concludes
that _-laith_ is not an element in _Lalaith_.
Let me, as a small contribution to the
interesting subject, note that an element _-laith_
seemingly occurs in _Amlaith_, the name of the
first king of Arthedain (see LR App. A).
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Ruiz, Bandits stay hot with win over Rattlers
Third baseman has 12 hits and 12 RBIs in first six games of Quad Cities' last regular season road trip
By Marco LaNave / Quad Cities River Bandits | August 29, 2013 8:31 PM ET
GRAND CHUTE, Wis. - Quad Cities River Bandits third baseman Rio Ruiz continued an impressive road trip with three hits and three RBIs, and right-hander Jamaine Cotton worked four scoreless relief innings for the win in a 6-3 final over the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers at Time Warner Cable Field at Fox Cities Stadium Thursday night.
With their 10th win in the last 12 games, the River Bandits (40-25 second half, 78-56 overall) pushed the defending Midwest League Champion Timber Rattlers (30-36, 59-72) two games behind Clinton (32-34, 65-70) with four games remaining to determine the final second-half playoff spot in the Western Division. Quad Cities has clinched a playoff spot and will open with Cedar Rapids Wednesday.
Ruiz helped the visitors take a first-inning lead against right-hander Ryan Gibbard (4-7). Second baseman Austin Elkins and shortstop Carlos Correa drew consecutive one-out walks, and after left fielder Danry Vasquez moved both runners with a groundout to first, Ruiz lined a single to center field for a 2-0 lead. Gibbard lasted only three innings and allowed four earned runs on three walks and five hits.
In the bottom of the first, River Bandits left-hander Joe Bircher allowed a leadoff double to second baseman Alfredo Rodriguez and walked two batters to load the bases with one out. First baseman Parker Berberet flied out to center field to bring home Rodriguez. In the second inning, third baseman Mike Garza led off with the first of his three singles, and Rodriguez tied the game with an RBI single.
In a 2-2 tie starting the third inning, Elkins hit a one-out single to left-center field and Correa drew a walk. Vasquez then drove in Elkins with a double to the left-center field gap,a nd Ruiz followed with a single to score Correa for a 4-2 lead. Ruiz later added a single in the sixth inning, and he is 12-for-23 (.522) with 12 RBIs and a hit in each of the first six games of the road trip.
Bircher allowed a single and walk in the fourth inning and bobbled a comeback ground ball to load the bases with two outs. Cotton came in to walk Berberet on four pitches to make it 4-3 but struck out designated hitter Garrett Cooper to end the inning. Cotton allowed two baserunners in the fifth on a single and strikeout wild pitch, but he rallied to retire eight straight Timber Rattlers before an eighth-inning error by Elkins. After Cotton picked off the runner, he issued a walk that ended his night. Right-hander Patrick Christensen got an inning-ending groundout and worked around two ninth-inning hits to strike out the side for his first save. Catcher Roberto Pena had extended the lead to 6-3 with a two-run double in the top of the ninth inning against right-hander Preston Gainey, who tossed 5 1/3 relief innings.
Thursday's victory also means The Captain's Table at 4801 River Drive in Moline will offer The Captain's Table Victory Discount Friday, Aug. 30. Anyone who mentions the River Bandits victory can receive a free appetizer or dessert with the purchase of two lunches or dinners with beverages on Friday, Aug. 30.
Quad Cities finishes its final regular season road series in Wisconsin at 7:05 p.m. Friday. River Bandits right-hander Zach Morton (0-1) is scheduled to face Timber Rattlers right-hander Rodolfo Fernandez (4-3).
UP NEXT: The River Bandits' final homestand of the regular season kicks off Saturday, Aug. 31, with a Dallas Clark Bobblehead Giveaway presented by Barrel House 211 and CBS4 when gates open at 5:30 p.m. for a 7 p.m. game. Fireworks will also follow the game. Single-game tickets are on sale at the River Bandits box office at Modern Woodmen Park, by phone at 563-324-3000 and online at www.riverbandits.com. Season ticket and mini-plan packages start at just seven games and begin at less than $50. Call a River Bandits account representative today to choose your seats and get the details of our various mini-plan packages.
ABOUT THE BANDITS: The River Bandits ownership is making one of the biggest improvements to Modern Woodmen Park since the ballpark was first built back in 1931! A new Ferris wheel, standing 112 feet over the playing field, is planned for next spring, along with a carousel and other new games and attractions. This season, the team just unveiled a new 300-foot long dual zip line, a rock climbing wall, a Mediacom Frog Hopper, and a number of new bounce houses. The team also boasts a new major league affiliate, the Houston Astros, and fans can see the first team in Minor League Baseball history with back-to-back No. 1 overall draft picks - 2012 top pick Carlos Correa and 2013 top pick Mark Appel, as well as 2012 first-round draft choice Lance McCullers. With new rides, new attractions, new improvements, a new affiliate and future major league stars, the second half of this season is one every fan will not want to miss!
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A 33-year-old alcoholic assaulted a nurse who was treating him for a drugs overdose and put her off work for three months, Fermanagh Court has heard.
Brian Cassidy, of Main Street, Irvinestown, shoved the nurse out of his way and into a metal cabinet as he tried to escape from police at the Erne Hospital.
He admitted assaulting the nurse but insisted it was accidental.
"I wouldn't intentionally try to hurt a nurse or anyone else who was trying to help me," Cassidy told the police.
"I have an alcohol addiction problem but I would never hurt anybody," he added.
A prosecutor had described how Cassidy was arrested on November 1, last year, in relation to a domestic matter. He told police he had taken an overdose of paracetamol and as a result was taken to the Accident and Emergency Department of the Erne Hospital. He was accompanied by two officers. He was sitting on a bed when he suddenly jumped up and ran through the Accident and Emergency Department to try and escape from the police. As he ran through the hospital he bumped into the nurse who had been treating him, pushing her out of his way and into a metal cabinet. She was not injured but suffered tenderness and was off work until February of this year.
The court heard that Cassidy was detained by the police. He told them it was not a personal attack on the nurse but accepted he had struck her.
"It would be accepted by the prosecution that it was reckless rather than intentional," said the prosecutor.
Defence barrister, Miss Heather Philips, said Cassidy told police he had consumed an excess amount of paracetamol and was taken to the hospital. He wasn't being aggressive. The nurse who had been assessing him was in front of the door at the exit and according to the hospital notes Cassidy was simply trying to escape police custody.
"There's no reference to any assault per se," said Miss Philips.
District Judge Liam McNally told Cassidy it was a very serious charge, and even though the assault was reckless rather than deliberate, "you are still at risk of losing your liberty".
The court heard that Cassidy had been put on probation on July 23, in relation to another matter.
The District Judge adjourned sentencing until October 29, explaining that he wanted a report on how Cassidy was doing on probation.
"You may have some chance of avoiding a custodial sentence if I get a report that you are doing well," he stated.


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An ambitious 30-film project zooms in on women and girls who are changing their fate in far-flung corners of the world.
Bush and the former First Lady, who sat next to him at the World Series, travel to far-flung speaking commitments.
So which community, which state, would this influential and far-flung family view as the ancestral home?
Army officials are not worried about large, far-flung narcotic cartels run by U.S. soldiers.
Civilization has made but few marks on its far-flung plains.
Back to it our far-flung children turn with all their memories aflame.
Germans fought on all the battlefields of the far-flung World War.
For here was language he could understand—which was incredible on this far-flung globe.
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Do you love your morning cup of coffee? Well, drink up! The health benefits of coffee far outweigh the risks. According to a European study, your daily cup of coffee reduces oxidative damage to your DNA by 12 percent. Coffee contains polyphenols, which help protect cells from oxidation.
Coffee can help prevent diabetes, cleanses the liver and reduces risk of stroke. Researchers at Harvard Medical School say drinking coffee may help prevent diseases such as diabetes, Parkinson's, heart disease and cancer.
Dutch researchers have found that your daily morning coffee appears to cut your risk of heart disease by more than one-third. A study in Arteriosclerosis, Thrombosis and Vascular Biology, a journal of the American Heart Association, revealed that those who drink between two and four cups of coffee daily reduced their risk of heart disease by 20 percent compared with those who drank either more or less coffee.
Regular coffee drinking may reduce the risk of Type 2 diabetes. Scientists reported in the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry that coffee consumption prevents development of high-blood sugar and improves insulin sensitivity. Additional lab studies showed that caffeine may be "one of the most effective anti-diabetic compounds in coffee," scientists said.
In yet another study, the American Journal of Alzheimer's Disease and Other Dementias reported that caffeine may have a protective effect on the likelihood of developing dementia and Alzheimer's disease.
Drinking two or more cups a day was found to reduce the risk of colon cancer by 25 percent. The likelihood of developing gallstones was decreased by nearly 50 percent in those drinking at least two cups of coffee a day, and liver cirrhosis was reduced by a whopping 80 percent in drinkers of two or more cups a day.
Caffeine can enhance athletic performance by increasing endurance. If you're going to drink coffee, it's great before exercise (pre-training), however, the worst thing you can ingest after exercise (post training) unless you want a "cortisol fest" and added belly fat. You want high cortisol when you exercise, not after.
Pregnant women should avoid coffee. Offspring of mothers who consume coffee tend to have increased risks of small infants at birth. Just two cups of coffee ingested during pregnancy may be enough to affect fetal heart development and reduce heart function over the entire lifespan of the child.
Those with adrenal fatigue should limit their intake of coffee. Coffee stimulates your adrenals, the hormones that activate your fight or flight response. If your adrenal hormones are stimulated too often, from excess caffeine consumption, your adrenal glands may eventually burn out.
Other facts to consider: Excess coffee consumption promotes dehydration. Over the long-term, excessive coffee consumption actually depletes your B vitamin and calcium supply. In addition, some women can drink all the coffee they want and not have fibrocystic breast problems but, unfortunately, women with fibrocystic breast problems are always caffeine-sensitive and should avoid coffee.
Opt for organic coffee versus non-organic coffee due to the high pesticide content in non-organic coffee. Consumer Reports magazine cautioned readers last year about the potential negative health effects of pesticides. The nonprofit Environmental Working Group urges consumers "to minimize exposure to pesticides whenever possible."
Need a sweetener? Stevia Plus is the optimal choice. This herb will not elevate your blood sugars and has zero calories. If you're watching your waist line, pass on the frappuccino with whipped creme (dessert drink in a cup). A venti White Chocolate Blended Creme Frappuccino (without whipped creme) is 630 calories and 9 grams of fat. Add whipped creme and you're at 760 calories, 9 grams of sugar and 21 grams of fat. Avoid sweetened syrups and flavored creamers (high in trans fats), both nutritionally-void and loaded in calories. And, definitely, stay away from sugar-free syrups, which are full of high-fructose corn syrup and artificial sweeteners.
As with anything, moderation is the key.
• Ahwatukee Foothills resident Paula Owens is a nutritionist, fitness expert and weight loss coach with more than 20 years of experience. Reach her at www.PaulaOwens.com.


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Bellini's 'Malinconia, ninfa gentile'; 'Ma rendi pur content'; 'A te, o cara' (from 'I puritani')
Donizetti's 'Angelo casto e bel' (from 'Il duca d'Alba')
Verdi's 'De miei bollenti spiriti' from 'La traviata'
'La mia letizia infondere' from 'I Lombardi'
'Parmi veder le lagrime' (from 'Rigoletto')
Flotow's 'M'appari' (from 'Martha')
Massenet's 'Pourquoi me réveiller' (from 'Werther')
Tosti's 'A vucchella'; 'Segreto'; 'L'alba separa dalla luce l'ombra'
de Curtis's 'Non ti scordar di me'
Gastaldon's 'Musica proibita'
Puccini's 'Che gelida manina' (from 'La bohème')
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Post subject: 3 Round Mock (SR's Only)
I just finished this 3 round 2007 mock. The predictions of the records and order were loosely made and are not my final 2007 predictions but are as of now. As for the 3 rounder, I know this won't be remotely close to the real thing so don't make a post about that. This mock is a little different and only includes seniors. I just wanted to make a SR. only mock just to see how the draft class would be if no juniors declare. If you see any juniors in here, my mistake just let me hear it. I would also like to apologize for the bad format. That is what happens when I make my mocks on Microsoft Excel. But you want a more friendly format here is a link:
1 New York Jets Brady Quinn QB Notre Dame
2 San Francisco 49ers Adam Carriker DE Nebraska
3 Houston Texans Joe Thomas OT Wisconsin
4 Buffalo Bills Quentin Moses DE Georgia
5 Detroit Lions Daymeion Hughes CB California
6 New Orleans Saints Paul Posluszny ILB Penn State
7 St. Louis Rams Gaines Adams DE Clemson
8 Oakland Raiders Drew Stanton QB Michigan State
9 Green Bay Packers Jeff Samardzija WR Notre Dame
10 Tennessee Titans Justin Blalock OT Texas
11 Cleveland Browns LaRon Landry FS LSU
12 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Rufus Alexander OLB Oklahoma
13 Miami Dolphins Michael Griffin FS Texas
14 Washington Redskins Baraka Atkins DE Miami (Florida)
15 Arizona Cardinals Levi Brown OT Penn State
16 New York Giants Michael Bush HB Louisville
17 San Diego Chargers Patrick Willis ILB Mississippi
18 Baltimore Ravens Brandon Merriweather SS Miami (Florida)
19 Minnesota Vikings H.B. Blades ILB Pittsburgh
20 Cincinnati Bengals Buster Davis OLB Florida State
21 Chicago Bears Steve Smith WR USC
22 Indianapolis Colts Kyle Young C Fresno State
23 Kansas City Chiefs Marcus Hamilton CB Virginia Tech
24 Seattle Seahawks Tom Zbikowski SS Notre Dame
25 Carolina Panthers Justin Harrell DT Tennessee
26 Philadelphia Eagles Jason Hill WR Washington State
27 Jacksonville Jaguars Samson Satele OG Hawaii
28 New England Patriots Anthony Waters ILB Clemson
29 Dallas Cowboys Troy Smith QB Ohio State
30 Pittsburgh Steelers Leon Hall CB Michigan
31 Atlanta Falcons Lamarr Woodley OLB Michigan
32 Denver Broncos Brian Robison DE Texas
33 New York Jets Kenny Irons HB Auburn
34 San Francisco 49ers Steve Breaston WR Michigan
35 Houston Texans Dwayne Bowe WR LSU
36 Buffalo Bills Mike Jones OT Iowa
37 Detroit Lions Dedrick Harrington ILB Missouri
38 New Orleans Saints Zackary Bowman CB Nebraska
39 St. Louis Rams Ramzee Robinson CB Alabama
40 Oakland Raiders Dan Mozes OG West Virginia
41 Green Bay Packers Brian Leonard FB Rutgers
42 Tennessee Titans Quinn Pitcock DT Ohio State
43 Cleveland Browns Dan Bazuin DE Central Michigan
44 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Kenny Scott CB Georgia Tech
45 Miami Dolphins Desmond Bishop ILB California
46 New York Jets (f/WAS) Stephen Nicholas OLB South Florida
47 Arizona Cardinals Tim Crowder DE Texas
48 New York Giants Brandon Mebane DT California
49 San Diego Chargers Tim Mixon CB California
50 Baltimore Ravens Mason Crosby K Colorado
51 Minnesota Vikings Aaron Sears OT Tennessee
52 Cincinnati Bengals Aaron Rouse FS Virginia Tech
53 Chicago Bears Chris Leak QB Florida
54 Indianapolis Colts Ryan Moore WR Miami (Florida)
55 Kansas City Chiefs Tyrone Moss HB Miami (Florida)
56 Seattle Seahawks Earl Everett OLB Florida
57 Carolina Panthers Clark Harris TE Rutgers
58 Philadelphia Eagles Roderick Rogers CB Wisconsin
59 Jacksonville Jaguars Marcus Thomas DE Florida
60 New England Patriots Garland Heath SS N.C. State
61 Dallas Cowboys Brian Daniels OG Colorado
62 Pittsburgh Steelers Kenneth Darby HB Alabama
63 Atlanta Falcons Jarrett Hicks WR Texas Tech
64 Denver Broncos Lorenzo Booker HB Florida State
65 New York Jets Manuel Ramirez OG Texas Tech
66 San Francisco 49ers Oscar Lua ILB USC
67 Houston Texans Sam Keller QB Arizona State
68 Buffalo Bills Ryan Kalil C USC
69 Detroit Lions Joe Newton TE Oregon State
70 New Orleans Saints Kasey Studdard OG Texas
71 St. Louis Rams DeShawn Wynn HB Florida
72 Oakland Raiders Xzavie Jackson DE Missouri
73 Green Bay Packers David Irons CB Auburn
74 Tennessee Titans Mike Barrow K Idaho
75 Cleveland Browns Matt Herrian TE Nebraska
76 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Johnnie Lee Higgins WR UTEP
77 Miami Dolphins Victor Abiamiri DE Notre Dame
78 Washington Redskins Matt Spaeth TE Minnesota
79 Arizona Cardinals Mkristo Bruce OLB Washington State
80 New York Giants Mark Fenton C Colorado
81 San Diego Chargers David Overstreet SS Missouri
82 Baltimore Ravens Doug Free OT Northern Illinois
83 Minnesota Vikings Dallas Baker WR Florida
84 Cincinnati Bengals Kareem Brown DT Miami (Florida)
85 Chicago Bears Tarrell Brown CB Texas
86 Indianapolis Colts Garrett Wolfe HB Northern Illinois
87 Kansas City Chiefs Thaddaeus Washington ILB Colorado
88 Seattle Seahawks Selvin Young HB Texas
89 Carolina Panthers Mike Otto OT Purdue
90 Philadelphia Eagles John Talley CB Duke
91 Jacksonville Jaguars Chansey Stuckey WR Clemson
92 New England Patriots Zach Latimer OLB Oklahoma
93 Dallas Cowboys J.J. Billingsley FS Colorado
94 Pittsburgh Steelers Andre Caldwell WR Florida
95 Atlanta Falcons A.J. Davis CB N.C. State
96 Denver Broncos Brandon Owens SS Minnesota
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Posted: Sat Jun 17, 2006 1:07 pm
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Nice Saints draft.
Mkristo Bruce is a tweener, he'd play DE in Arizona.
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Posted: Sat Jun 17, 2006 1:13 pm
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We don't need an ILB. Moore, Ullbrich, and Smith are all starters. Other than that, it's a good mock for only having seniors.
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Posted: Sat Jun 17, 2006 1:36 pm
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Good Ravens draft
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Posted: Sat Jun 17, 2006 2:13 pm
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No DT for the Panthers. Even if Jenkins isn'tbcak to his All-Pro self after two injuries, we have Kemo, Carstens, and Lewis. We have 2 others that probably won't get into a rotation that much. We have good starters and depth there. A safety would be a bette rpick. After that a TE, which I see you addressed in Round 2.
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10 Tennessee Titans Justin Blalock OT Texas
not a bad pick but in the situation without JRs in the draft and us drafting at the 10th pick overall, i would rather have Landry since he fell that far and he would be able to play alongside of Chris Hope in the secondary.....
42 Tennessee Titans Quinn Pitcock DT Ohio State
we dont really need a DT to bad with us already having a great one in Albet Hayneworth and a capable one in Randy Starks... they are both young and decent for us. I would have rather seen us choosing Tim Crowder to give us another DE to play alongside of KVB.
74 Tennessee Titans Mike Barrow K Idaho
a kicker in the 3rd round?? are you serious.......thats a horrible pick when we just chose a Kicker in the 05 draft and he has panned out for us well having a great year last year in his first season. I would like Doug Free for that pick since we can use another OT for the line with Hopkins retiring last year and us not drafting one in the 06' draft..
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I don't think the Steelers will take a CB in the 1st round, they have McFadden and Taylor, who both looked good last year, and are both young. It could be possible if Taylor doesn't resign, but I don't see them taking a nickelback in the 1st with 2 good young starting corners. Good pick for the Vikes though.
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that is kind of a strange pick in my mind as well...
im guessing that he was thinking that he would play as the goal line back becasue of his size or so until Tiki retires and then he turns into the #1 RB for the future.
thats about the only thing i could think of.
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23 Kansas City Chiefs Marcus Hamilton CB Virginia Tech
No doubt the Chiefs need another solid CB
55 Kansas City Chiefs Tyrone Moss HB Miami (Florida)
HB here??? Someone was sharring with Ricky Williams??? Maybe ya havent heard but we got Larry Johnson, Priest Holmes ...Brown...and Griffin not to mention trade rumors of us picking up Michael Bennett.
87 Kansas City Chiefs Thaddaeus Washington ILB Colorado
Were pretty much set with Mitchell at MLB
Surprised you didnt give us a WR or an OT both are much bigger needs....(OT because of Roaf expected to retire next year and Welborne already gone)
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The Bengals will not take a LB in the first round. That is probably their strongest position on defense. They have Simmons, Thurman, and Pollack, who are all, or will be, very good starters. They also have Landon Johnson who probably should be starting in place of Simmons. He led the team in tackles two years ago and was second or third last year. Plus, they have good depth beyond that as well. Zbikowski or Crowder would be better choices there. As far as the other two rounds are concerned, I will let those go, but the biggest areas to look at would be DE, S, TE, and maybe OG.
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I dont really like any of the picks for the Hawks...
1) We dont really need a SS, Boulware is emerging as a solid SS...maybe you were thinking FS, because Hamlin's injury puts question marks there.
2) We have great starters and good depth at all LB positions. No need at all...unless theres a FA next year im not thinking about.
3) RB...were set there: SA starter, Morris is an excellent backup, Strong starting FB, Kirtman backup FB (or PS), and Weaver is a possible future FB or power back..
Better choices:
FS (as mentioned before)
DE (add to the rotation)
TE is a possibility for later rounds
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31 Atlanta Falcons Lamarr Woodley OLB Michigan
Atlanta has ZERO need for a LB. we need a S or a DT... Aaron Rouse would be a perfect fit to eventually replace Milloy.
63 Atlanta Falcons Jarrett Hicks WR Texas Tech
why select a #4 wR in the 2nd round? we would get a position we actually need like OG (Dan Mozes)
95 Atlanta Falcons A.J. Davis CB N.C. State
wow. our CB spot is set with Hall, Williams, Webster, Cash, Mathis and Rossum. we need a big DT and a guy like Okoye from Louisville woudl be great.
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i guess Kellen Clemens doesnt count as the Jets QB of the future.
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The Jets won't be picking #1 next year. I guarantee it. They were picking at #4 this year and there's no way they have another season like last year.
Oh, and they definitely wouldn't take Brady Quinn. Kellen Clemens is the future at QB, and you don't 'upgrade the future', you build around it. Peterson, Calvin Johnson, or Dwayne Jarrett would make more sense. Though you're doing only seniors, we still wouldn't take Brady Quinn.
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I like the Steelers pick if Ike Taylor leaves next year.
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Wed. January 30, 2013 | Matt Baker | Email
Two quick Wednesday recruiting updates from the North Suncoast:
* Pasco DE Morgan Flournory has picked up his first offer, from Black Hills State (S.D.), he said in a text message. Flournory is also receiving interest from Fort Hays State (Kan.) and has been offered a spot as a preferred walk-on at Jacksonville University.
The 6-foot-3, 200-pound senior was one of Tampa Bay's top pass rushers this fall. He recorded 22.5 sacks while earning defensive player of the year honors from the Sunshine Athletic Conference. He was also the Times' North Suncoast defensive player of the year.
* Anclote lineman Terry Linton has been offered a spot as a preferred walk-on at Georgia Southern, Sharks coach Matt Wicks said in a text message.
Linton, a 6-foot-3, 320-pound senior, was a two-way standout and first-team all-North Suncoast selection. He helped Anclote to its first ever playoff appearance this fall.
Georgia Southern has been active in the North Suncoast this recruiting season. Hernando ATH Tyrail Hawkins has orally committed there, and Nature Coast RB Matt Breida is strongly considering the FCS powerhouse.
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We had a couple of comments posted by anglers saying they were having trouble getting a good hookset with a frog. I'm not surprised. It can be difficult if you don't approach it right.
Let me begin by saying that I respect everyone's opinion about fishing. None of us knows it all and we can all learn from one another. But I have to disagree with the fellow who suggested counting to five before setting the hook. In my opinion, that's too long and it may actually cause you to lose fish.
With braid I count to two. That lets the fish take the bait but doesn't give him enough time to turn it around and start to spit it out. A five count gives him enough time to figure out it's not real. Once the bait turns and is on its way out, there's no chance of getting a hookset that'll hold all the way to the boat.
There's no stretch in braid so as soon as I snap the rod the hook moves forward. If I'm using monofilament, I set the hook even faster. The stretch gives me a little extra time.
This is one of those things that's easy to talk about but hard to put into practice. Watching a big smallie take a topwater frog and then counting before you try to set the hook is tough. It takes practice and patience. We all want to jerk when we see the swirl.
Don't feel bad if you miss a few. We all move too fast from time to time — me, guides and professionals. It's a part of being human. Over time you'll get better at waiting but you'll still jerk it away every so often. A topwater attack is just too exciting. It gets the better of all of us.
Another thing to keep in mind is that hook size matters. Most frogs that have the hooks already in them will have big heavy ones. It takes a lot of power to drive one of them into a bass. Don't be shy or timid. Drive it home as hard as you can.
With the ones where you add your own hook, think about using a smaller, thinner wire model. They're a heck of a lot easier to drive home. Don't worry about the hook breaking or straightening. That won't happen if you set your drag properly. (I've landed a bunch of big smallmouth on thin wire hooks and light line.)
I want to mention one other thing before I go. This is the time of year when we're due for a serious cold snap. A lot of guys have trouble finding the fish when that happens. Start by moving out towards the main lake. Grass flats near creek mouths are prime places. When it warms up, go back to where you were fishing.
Smallmouth bass aren't largemouth bass. Cold weather and cold water don't bother them one bit. Take advantage of that.


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He fills stadiums, makes platinum records and scores with supermodels, so Kid Rock knows a thing or two about taking on challenges.
And now the "Born Free" rocker is preparing for what may be his biggest role yet- he's going to be a grandfather in just a few months.
It's no secret that celebrities take a beating on Twitter at the hands of merciless naysayers, and "Jimmy Kimmel Live" debuted a special 'music edition' of the crowd favorite "Mean Tweets" segment last night (October 9).
Selena Gomez shared some unkind words she's received- "I hate when people ask me why I hate @selenagomez. Like, I just do."
While most celebrity burglaries take place in Los Angeles, it seems Kid Rock was the target of a thief near Detroit.
The "Born Free" singer posted video footage of a man ramming his front gate with a car and attempting to break into his home while walking on crutches.
He's never been one to withhold his opinion, and it seems Kid Rock is no fan of teen heartthrob Justin Bieber.
During his interview on the " Howard Stern" radio show yesterday, the "Devil Without a Cause" rapper likened the "Baby" singer to washed-up entertainer Vanilla Ice.
Taking one on the chin in the name of comedy, Jessica Simpson, Jessica Alba, and a host of other celebs read mean comments about themselves on "Jimmy Kimmel Live" this week.
The fourth edition of "Mean Tweets" began with Jessica Alba reading, "I just saw @jessicaaalba. If this was 2007 I'd be really excited."
With game one of the World Series leaving the San Francisco Giants up one against the Detroit Tigers, it leaves fans (and celebrities) wondering who will come out on top.
Hollywood's biggest sports fans made sure to chime in their thoughts during last night's (October 24) match-up, and we have some of their best Tweets.
They're both fairly outspoken regarding their political views, and Kid Rock and Sean Penn teamed up for a new short film titled "Americans" where they put aside their differences.
At the outset, Penn finds himself in a bar watching Rock perform at a Mitt Romney rally on television. And once he asks the bartender to change the channel to see President Barack Obama dancing with Ellen DeGeneres, Kid shows up to object.
Using his musical talent to help cities in need, Kid Rock has announced his plan to raise money for local charities during his upcoming tour.
The "Cowboy" singer will hit the road on November 16th and will be making stops in struggling cities including Maryland, New York, Indiana, Tennessee, Illinois, Colorado and Missouri.


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Donor fatigue may have set in after Australians' generous response to the Boxing Day tsunami appeal - where three charities alone raised more than $112 million in a few months.
After the latest Indonesian quake, CARE, World Vision and Save the Children have not been swamped by calls - in part because all decided not to run new appeals.
Communications director at CARE Australia, Grant Thomas, said it would be wrong for charities here to ask people to dig deep again.
"I don't think it would be the right thing for aid agencies to be asking the Australian public who donated so freely to the disaster that had happened over there so recently," he said.
"We've got the ability and resources in hand to respond already."
Sharyn Hanly, media officer with Save the Children, said: "We've had the occasional call but it's certainly nothing along the lines of what we had after Boxing Day."
World Vision's public relations manager, Steven Carey, said: "It's early days but we certainly haven't noticed any difference."
He said news of the latest quake had resulted in two corporations inquiring about providing support and a 10 per cent increase in calls fielded at World Vision.
All three charities have aid programs in either on Nias or Simeulue but the offices of CARE and Save the Children were extensively damaged in the earthquake.
One organisation that is seeking funds is the international humanitarian group, SurfAid, which is using its surf charter boat network to take aid to remote islands.
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Featuring a company of 19 on stage — singers, dancers and a top-notch big band — In the Mood brings to life the music of Glenn Miller, Tommy Dorsey, Artie Shaw, Benny Goodman, Harry James, The Andrews Sisters, Frank Sinatra and other greats of the 1940s. Their performance marks the first of the 2011-12 season of performing arts at Three Stages.
In the Mood will perform in Three Stages on Saturday, Aug. 27, at 2 and 8 p.m., and again on Sunday, Aug. 28, at 2 p.m. Tickets are $25 to $39, with premium tickets available for $45; they are available online at threestages.net or from Three Stages Ticket Office at (916) 608-6888 from 10 am to 6 pm, Monday through Saturday, and two hours before show time. Three Stages is located on the west side of Folsom Lake College campus in Folsom, facing East Bidwell Street.
"It's a timeless music," notes Three Stages Executive Director Dave Pier. "From those who grew up in the Swing Era to younger generations who have supported the recent resurgence in big bands, In the Mood offers authentic costumes and choreography, excellent performers, and a true love of the music. It's more than a concert performance; it's a theatrical presentation of a moment in our cultural history."
Not only does the company offer more than a concert, they will be guests of Folsom for an extended period of time. In September 2011 In the Mood will be visiting the major cities of Australia. Preceding their tour, the company will take up a weeklong residency at Three Stages, preparing for the trip abroad.
In the Mood began as a celebration of an unusual era in American music, the 1940s … the Swing Era. On radio, in theaters and ballrooms, the Big Bands were drawing record crowds. Vocal groups and soloists sang a repertory of great songs, and for the last time in the nation's history, the entire country shared a common popular music. This body of song did much to sustain national morale during World War II, the pivotal event of the 20th Century.
The National Archives in Washington, D.C., brought In the Mood to their audiences as part of their commemoration of the 50th Anniversary of WWII, and the response was extraordinary, with crowds lining up for hours before curtain time. The engagement was twice extended to extra performances.
Since then, In the Mood has visited Europe and in 1997, the band and singers were selected to be part of the entertainment for the 53rd Presidential Inauguration Ball for President and Mrs. Bill Clinton. Touring since 1994, the show's upcoming national and international performances will continue to portray the spirit of the music that moved the nation.


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My daughter loves taking my iphone and taking photos.
She takes tons of photos filling my memory to the max.
One day, I was digging in a cabinet and found a pretty can of room deodorizer. I thought I'd take a photo of it and post it on Instagram. Yes, I know where my daughter got her love for using memory.
Then I had this thought…
Teach her to take photos, it is a skill she will need.
The rules were simple:
- Take the photo in different places. Shade and direct sunlight.
- Make sure the prop is in the photo. (I didn't want her to veer and start taking photos of something else.)
- Have fun.
- Try to take a least 5 shots.
After she took the shots and I uploaded the photos to the computer, we were able to go over them. Some common mistakes that are easily fixed for any budding photographer.
This photo is great except it was out of focus on the top. If she would have focused on the the top of can, it may have been easier to read. It is easy to focus using an iphone – just tap the area you want to focus on and poof it will focus.
This shot was pretty cool if you knew where she put it. She put it in the middle of my Bird of Paradise plant. However, again the focus is wrong. Still a neat concept.
This photo made me want to mention photo stealers or photo bombs. My eyes were drawn to the leaf in the left hand corner. Again, I know I'm being picky. However, this is what makes people learn, myself included.
Aww…the can in the tree trick. Pretty cool. She learned the importance of shading and sunlight. It is better to photo on a shady day, so you won't have those stinky shadows that like to bomb photos.
This is one of my favorite shots. Stick your can in the fern and you will grow air freshener. Okay, not really. I loved that she is not stuck on centering photos. If you look in a magazine, how often is the subject in the center? Hardly ever! Great learning opportunity that took hardly any time and no money involved.
This wasn't a science lesson. Just a fun thing to do one afternoon and it let her gain some photography experience.
Do you let your kids play so you can teach?
Blessings to you! You are loved!
The brand of the air freshener had no idea that it was going to be used in this photo lesson. I just thought it was a neat design.


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MCB VLP SpotlightApril 2009 SpotlightKaren Philippin
Our April spotlight is on Karen Philippin. Karen is an associate in the finance and real estate group of Dechert LLP. Due to the slowdown in the real estate and finance world, Karen has been participating in a six month pro bono secondment at the Council for Children's Rights (CFCR). CFCR is a Charlotte based organization that focuses on children receiving basic human rights such as education, proper health care and mental health treatment as well as a qualified defense attorney when needed. Karen sheds some light on her work with the CFCR below.
Current Employer:
I have been with Dechert LLP for a little over 2 years.
Area of Practice/Expertise:
Finance and Real Estate.
J.D., 2004 , New York University School of Law, 1998, Georgetown University, B.S.Tell us a little about your pro bono work:
I wanted to dedicate my pro bono time to helping children and after some research about community organizations, I discovered the CFCR.
What is a typical case/issue like:
There is no typical case! I volunteer in three different programs at the CFCR; the Individual Best Interest Advocacy Program, the Student Defense Project, and the Custody Advocacy Program (CAP). The constant, however, in all cases, is that there is a child who needs an advocate; whether to help him or her get needed services, defend him or her against disciplinary action in school, or advocate for his or her best interest in a high conflict custody dispute.
How many of these type of pro bono cases / issues do you typically handle at one time?
I am currently volunteering full time at the CFCR. Since my real estate and finance practice has slowed significantly over the past year, Dechert LLP has allowed me to participate in a six month pro bono secondment at the CFCR (which ends with my return Dechert LLP in May).
Did you participate in any particular training so that you could handle these cases/issues?
Student Defense Training was on March 20th from 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. CAP volunteer training sessions are held semi-annually with video training available on request for groups of 10 or more.
What is your hope for the future with regard to these cases/issue?
There are a lot of kids out there who need someone in their corner. Even when my pro bono secondment ends, I intend to remain actively involved with some of the programs at the CFCR.
How can the Mecklenburg County legal community help with similar cases/this issue?
Please contact Angela Yoo with the CFCR at 704-372-7961. A couple of volunteer opportunities are as follows:
The Student Defense Project is designed to address alarming rates of exclusionary disciplinary actions against minority and low-income students in Charlotte-Mecklenburg schools. The Program does this by recruiting, training and providing ongoing support for a group of lawyers to provide these children with pro-bono/low-cost representation, in order to ensure that these children are afforded their due process rights and granted educational equity.
The Custody Advocacy Program (CAP) is a Guardian Ad Litem (friend in court) program that has earned a reputation as a one of a kind service to protect the welfare and best interests of children who are caught in the middle of high conflict custody cases. It is the court system's last hope for ensuring that children do not continue to be torn apart by adults' insistence on putting children in the middle of their battle with one another and for protecting these children from further psychological, emotional, or physical damage. The CAP team for most cases consists of a staff attorney, a volunteer attorney, and a volunteer custody advocate.
What is the best advice you've received during your legal career?
Seek out a role model and learn as much as you can from that person.
What advice would you give others?
Do not compromise yourself or your goals. Sometimes the easiest path isn't necessarily the best one.
What is the most challenging part of your career?
Balancing work and family. I have three young children at home (ages 6, 2, and 1) and it is difficult at times to balance the demands of the legal profession with the demands of motherhood.


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Disappointing fans with s devastating declaration, Eva Longoria just shot down rumors suggesting a "Desperate Housewives" reunion.
The 38-year-old's response came on the heels of a fan's tweet on Thursday (March 6), alleging that series writer-producer Marc Cherry is planning a special episode which takes place 10 years in the future.
Sweeping the red carpet, Eva Longoria closed out the 52nd Monte Carlo Television Festival in a fancy ballgown on Thursday evening (June 14).
The "Desperate Housewives" actress waved to cameras and posed for pictures in what seemed to be a chopped-up then stitched-together frock before throwing her arm around Prince Albert II of Monaco for a photo op.
They've been going strong since 2004, and the stars of "Desperate Housewives" gathered to celebrate the series finale in Hollywood on Sunday night (April 29).
Working on the latest episode of her hit show "Desperate Housewives", Eva Longoria kept tabs on her social life before dealing with a seemingly runaway bride on-set in Los Angeles, California on Wednesday (April 18).
She had a hung jury in her first wrongful termination lawsuit against "Desperate Housewives," so Nicolette Sheridan is going for round two.
According to a report, the spurned actress has been granted another chance to make her case, as a judge determined Nicollette deserves a retrial.
After hearing the disappointing news that her battery claim has been dismissed, Nicollette Sheridan was spotted leaving the Stanley Mosk Courthouse in Los Angeles, California on Tuesday afteroon (March 13).
In her best professional attire, the former "Desperate Housewives" actress walked out of the legal building hand-in-hand with lawyer Marc Baute after being rocked by the news that the judge dropped her lawsuit against "Desperate Housewives" creator Marc Cherry and ABC.
Fans of ABC's hit show "Desperate Housewives" will be getting an extra dose of drama for the finale.
ABC announced Monday afternoon (March 12) that the ladies of Wisteria Lane will officially be ending their long television run on May 13 with a two-hour season finale.
Continuing to fight her way through a major lawsuit, Nicollette Sheridan was spotted going into the Stanley Mosk Courthouse on Tuesday (March 6).
The former "Desperate Housewives" actress kept a straight face as she made her way to the legal building in Los Angeles, unlike the man she is suing, the creator of Desperate Housewives Marc Cherry, who offered up a big grin to onlookers and media members upon arrival.


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WOODLAND HILLS -- The red-haired young woman who lured an El Camino Real High School soccer player to his death remained at large today.
"This was not a random shooting," Los Angeles police Detective David Peteque said. "This was definitely targeted toward a specific individual."
The woman or girl knocked on the family's door in the 6900 block of Cozycroft Avenue, apparently asked for the 17-year-old Francisco Javier Rodriguez Jr. by name and lured him outside, where accomplices then shot him moments later -- just after 6 p.m. Wednesday.
El Camino Real had just played Taft High to a scoreless tie earlier that day.
Students flooded the hospital where Francisco, who played goalie, was declared dead.
Police, who announced no arrests as of Friday night, described the woman as a Latina in her late teens or early 20s, about 5 feet-1 inch and 120 pounds. Her hair may have been dyed red or auburn, and she was wearing a dark sweater, police said.
Neighbor Jose Meza told ABC7 Francisco's mother answered the door and "she said it was a girl who came to the door. And he came out, he wasn't even wearing shoes, he was wearing socks. He must've went up to the car, they shot him, and he turned around and took steps toward his house, and he landed right on this front yard."
Meza talked to Francisco after he was shot.
"I thought he heard me," Meza said. "I told him just hold on: They will be here. He couldn't say nothing."
His father, just returned from a trip to his native Mexico, was working to arrange his son's burial. The son was known as "Panchito," a nickname for "Little Francisco."
Teammate Sergio Hernandez called Javier "a great kid, funny, always cracking jokes."
"Everyone here loves him dearly, he was just like family," Meza said.
After Friday's match, which El Camino won, coach David Hassey said Francisco would have been "so damn proud of us."
Francisco's jersey, No. 26, was displayed along the sidelines. And before the game, a period silence was held 26 seconds to give people a chance to meditate on the violent death of the young man.
Anyone with more information as to the name or whereabouts of the killer was asked to call call detectives at (818) 756-3363, or (877) LAPD-24-7.


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12 Tues 14h00 - 16h00
13 Wed 14h30 - 15h30
14 Thur 18h00
KZN Midlands Matric Art Exhibition opens
This year, the popular KZN Midlands Matric Art Exhibition opens earlier than usual. This means that most of the artworks on display come from learners who matriculated in 2012.
15 Fri 14h30 - 16h30
19 Tues 14h00 - 16h00
21 Thur
Public Holiday
Gallery open
22 Fri 14h30 - 16h30
26 Tues 14h00 - 16h00
27 Wed 14h30 - 15h30
29 Fri
Good Friday
Gallery closed
30 Sat
Gallery open
Café Tatham closed
31 Sun
Easter Sunday
Gallery open
From the Director's Desk
One of the things which make our working lives exciting is working on special projects. I have worked consistently during the past year on a retrospective exhibition for the artist, Diamond Bozas, which will open in the Gallery in early August this year, the month in which he turns 90.


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'There's a fly in my waiter'
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A waiter working in a restaurant in central China gobbled up a fly found by a customer in a bowl of noodles to avoid the manager seeing it, a news report said yesterday.
Diner Li Juan asked to see the manager of the restaurant in Changsha, Hunan province, when she found the insect in her food, the Hong Kong edition of the China Daily reported.
The waiter promptly picked up the fly and swallowed it when Li repeatedly demanded that the manager be brought over, the newspaper said.
The restaurant then refused to acknowledge that anything unusual had been found in Li's bowl of noodles, the report said.


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After reading Steve's post, a flood of memories came to mind of a time when we were young and foolish and moved to Georgia to accept a job. We rented a small house and the reign of terror began. We were terrorized by a band of squirrels that invaded the attic of the house. They chewed the phone lines in half. The Ringgold Telephone company came out and hooked up a phone to a pole outside for us to use until we could rid ourselves of the squirrel issue. It was a sign. We vacated the house and Petticoat Junction for a town that actually only had squirrels outside and not working for the phone company. Just had to share…..
I hate squirrels. Hate them, hate, hate them, hate them! They gobble my birdseed, dig up my plants, gnaw on my wires, and nest in my attic. And it's all the fault of you people. You squirrel feeders out there.
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