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Hayward R. Barnett could you please post this so the subscribers can view.
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Subject: My Barnetts
Rachel Elizabeth Barnett the daughter of A.B. Asbury, Archiberry and =
Mary? born September 26, 1850, Fayette County, AL, married 7 February =
1873, Ozark, Franklin County, AR, to Newton Belt, born 1850 Johnson =
County, AR, the son of William Belt and Matilda Campbell. Rachel =
Elizabeth arrived in AR, before June 19, 1868 as her father A.B. Barnett =
filed for a Homestead Application Johnson County, AR, they were recorded =
in 1870 Franklin County, AR, census in White oak Twp., this is where she =
met my great-grandpa Newt. Belt. They made their home at the foot of =
Mountain Top, in the Low Gap Community some say away back in Cat Hollow =
so far that you could hear the cat's scream. their children were.
1. Marilda Belt, born abt. 1875, Franklin County, AR, died in ch. birth.
2. John S. Belt, born abt. 1877, Franklin County, AR, died young.
3. Jeremiah Belt, born abt. 1878, Franklin County, AR, died young.
4. William Albert Belt, born abt. 1880 Franklin County, AR, died young.
5. Polly Ann, born April 3, 1884, Franklin county, AR, died 1956.
6. Drillar B. Belt born September 10, 1886, Franklin County, AR, d. =
7. Louisia Belt, born March 24, 1890, Franklin County, AR, d. 1970.
8. Osie Jane Belt, born & died no date franklin County, AR
9. Harrison "Bodie" Belt, born & died Franklin County, AR
10. Elizabeth Belt born & died Franklin County, AR
All the above children except aunt Pollie ar burried in Belt Cemetery =
Watalula, Franklin County, AR.
My Grandmother Louisia Belt and grandpa Arniel Lavere Cagle are buried =
in family cemetery. My mother Rebeth Cagle daughter of A.L. & Louisia =
Belt married Robert Lee Waldron August 24, 1931, El Reno, OK.
Those that were born in Newton Belt and Rachel Elizabeth Barnett's =
homeplace were Louisia Belt, Rebeth Cagle and Mack D. Waldron; 3 =
generations. Newton Belt recorded his Homestead Certificate #136455 =
recorded 13 June 1910, Land Office Little Rock, AR, by the president: =
Wm. H. Taft.
Rachel Elizabeth Barnett, died August 13, 1909, Franklin County, AR
Newton Belt, died November 2, 1917, Franklin County, AR
A.B. Barnett, died after 1880 and before 1897 as his wife Mary was =
listed as head of household for 1897 in PP TAX list Watalula Twp. =
Franklin County, AR. I have a picture of A.B. Barnett and Mary? a zerox =
copy and Rachel Elizabeth Barnett Belt. I also have the A.B. Barnett =
Bible there are no genealogy reference in this Bible except it is signed =
by A.B. Barnett stating this is A.B. Barnetts Bible.=20
By: LaMona Joyce "Waldron" Phillips the dau. of Rebeth Cagle and Robert =
Lee Waldron.
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Discerning Patterns in Austrian Marriage Record Entries
Marriage entries in Austrian Catholic church records can best be understood by dissecting them into basic structures. No one pattern exists for all marriage entries in every time period, parish, or for every priest, but isolating fundamental elements can be a very helpful place to begin extracting accurate information. Here is a basic marriage entry pattern prior to 1784:
Location of Groom
Father of Groom
Mother of Groom
Father of Bride
Location of Bride or her Father
Mother of Bride
Witness(es) of Groom
Witness(es) of Bride
As you will see from the following pre-1784 examples, this pattern varied based on a couple of key circumstances: 1) when the groom was a widower, 2) when the bride was a widow, 3) when the priest neglected to record some information, or 4) when he chose to add additional information. The amount of data which constituted a complete marriage entry appears to have varied dramatically during various time periods and according to the priest's preferences. My purpose is not to present a complete transcription or translation of the samples below, but rather to illustrate a few examples of various patterns.
Before you start, here are a few very simple tips:
1. Look for a connector (mit, Cum, etc.). This will help you separate the groom's family from the bride's family.
2. Look for the key words "Sohn" and "Tochtor." These will help you determine if the other listed family members are parents.
3. Look for the key word "Wittib" in its many forms including the Latin "vidua" & "viduus." In the case of the bride, it will help you identify her deceased husband so that you do not mistake him for the bride's father. In such instances, the bride's recorded surname will be that of her deceased husband rather than her maiden name. It will also notify you that previous marriages exist for the widower and/or widow that will likely provide additional information.
4. Marriage entries will often identify whether parents of both the bride & groom are still alive or are deceased. This can provide a helpful parameter when searching for the death entries of each parent. Key words are provided further down this webpage that may assist in this effort.
5. Tracking the name and location of witnesses might assist you in linking families in some circumstances. They may help illuminate familial patterns and provide clues that could be helpful in your research. For example, it is not uncommon to see the same witnesses listed in multiple family record entries, particularly in baptismal records. This obviously does not constitute proof of relationship, but it may provide helpful clues that can be substantiated using other sources.
|2 October
Hans Samper (groom) of Jacob Samper (father) & Eva (mother)
[Segment ends with word "Sohn"]
mit [with] (connector)
Maria Holzerin (bride) of Simon Holzer (father) & Elisabeth (mother) [Segment ends with word "Tochter"]
Witnesses Groom with locations
Witnesses Bride with locations
[Locations of bride & groom at time of marriage not recorded]
|10 _______
Andreas Nagl (groom) von [from] location of Paul Nagl (father) & Susanna (mother) [Segment ends with word "Sohn"]
[no connector]
Margaretha (bride) of Ambros Leidinger (father) zu [at] location & Anna Maria (mother)
[Segment ends with word "Tochter"]
Witnesses Groom with locations
Witnesses Bride with location
Udalricus Schweinögger (groom) widower ex [from] location
[As a widower, the groom's parents were not recorded]
[no connector]
Regina (bride) widow [of] Michael Gißrindel (deceased husband) ex [from] location
[As a widow, the bride's deceased spouse not her parents were recorded]
Witnesses [not distinguished between bride & groom] with locations
|29 July
Georg Pöckhstainer (groom) von [from] location of Colman Pöckhstainer (father) von [from] location Elisabeth (mother)
[Segment ends with word "Sohn"]
mit [with] (connector)
Barbara (bride) of Elias Wilhelm (father) vocation zu [at] location Catharina (mother)
[Segment ends with word "Tochter"]
Witness Groom with vocation & location
Witnesses Bride with vocation & locations
|2 February
Thomas Hanpökh (groom) Udalric Hanpökh (father) zu [at] location et [and] Anna (mother)
(no connector)
Maria (bride) Thomas Zänkhel (father) zu [at] location et [and] Ursula (mother)
Witnesses Groom with vocation & location
Witnesses Bride with location
|24 May
Gabriel Holzabfel (groom) of Gröger Holzabfel (father) & Eva (mother) "Sohn" zu [at] location
Cum [with] (connector)
Barbara (bride) of Philib Hueber (father) zu [at] location & Maria (mother)
[Segment ends with word "Dochter"]
Witnesses [not distinguished between bride & groom] with vocations & locations
|6 October 1693
Paul Clammer (groom) of Michael Clammer (father) location & Anna Maria (mother)
[Segment ends with word "Sohn"]
Cum [with] (connector)
Anna Schrämbl (bride) widow of Mathias Schrämbl (deceased husband) No location
[Entry ends with word "Wittib." or widow]
No witnesses
3 November 1693
(marriage location) 18 June
Bernhardt Frükh (groom) of Georg Frükh (father) zu [at] location Eva (mother)
[Segment ends with word "Sohn"]
mit [with] (connector)
Maria (bride) widow of Andre Langthaller (deceased husband) von [from] location
[Segment ends with word "Wittib."]
Witnesses and locations
Note that one hundred years later, the same pattern is discernable:
|3 July
Johan Pöhm (groom) of Maximilian Pöhm (father) zu [at] location, Anna Maria (mother)
mit [with] (connector)
Maria Anna Pöhmin (bride) of Simon Pöhm (father) zu [at] location, Anna Maria (mother)
Witnesses and locations
This basic pattern appears to have been the norm with some variation until about 1784 when record keeping reforms were implemented throughout the Catholic Church in Austria.
(Special thanks to the Sankt Pölten Catholic Diocese Archives for use of these marriage record samples.)
You will discover that a number of additional key words or phrases were frequently used in marriage record entries. These will assist you to better understand some of the more the subtle details contained in these entries:
|still, as yet (i.e. adhuc in vivis - still alive)
|both (i.e. ambo p.m. - both individuals are deceased)
|at mater dicit
|then the mother said (i.e. who father of her child is)
|all from there
|all from here (this place or parish)
|also (i.e. auch ledig Standes - also single)
|both (i.e. beede ledig Standes - both single status)
|those married
|of (i.e. Wolf Böhm des Johann Böhm)
|from, out of
|leave behind/left behind (i.e. widow)
|not for certain (i.e. father's name)
|ledig Standes/LSt:
|single status (unmarried)
|not known (i.e. nescitur pater - father not known)
|still, yet (i.e noch ledig Standes - still single)
|noch in leben
|still alive (i.e. describing parents of bride/groom)
|post mortem/individual is deceased (i.e. parent)
|two individuals are deceased (i.e. both parents)
|seelig (seel)
|single (female)
|single (male)
|fiancé (female)
|fiancé (male)
|ud (und)
|ux. (uxor)
|late; deceased
|at, to

subset: commoncrawl


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The Dynamo hosts Pachuca next Wednesday at Robertson Stadium in a rematch of their game two weeks ago in Mexico won by the host, 2-0.
Mullan set up goals for Corey Ashe and Stuart Holden after Eddie Robinson capitalized on a goalkeeper's error to open the scoring, and Cam Weaver put away a feed from Ashe to double Houston's lead early in the second half. Holden added Houston's fifth goal in stoppage time after he and Abe Thompson broke in behind the Arabe Unido defense.
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Bejarano stretched full-length in the 86th minute to turn away a penalty kick by Ricardo Clark, who had stepped up to the spot after Brian Ching was fouled. Yet Houston got a fifth goal anyway two minutes into stoppage time when Ching and Thompson beat the offside trap and broke in alone on Bejarano, who had no chance to save Ching's tap-in from Thompson's unselfish square pass.
In Group C play on Tuesday, Kendall Waston scored with a header in the third minute of stoppage time to earn Saprissa a 1-1 draw with the USL's Puerto Rico Islanders. The tie all but ended quarterfinal hopes for the Islanders, a surprise semifinalist last season.
MLS's Columbus Crew, which won at Saprissa last week, is in second place of Group C and hosts Cruz Azul (first-place by a point) on Wednesday (8 pm ET, Fox Soccer Channel & Telefutura).
Concacaf Champions League Group A
Sept. 22 in Houston
Houston 5, Arabe Unido 1.
Goals: Robinson 12, Weaver (Ashe) 49, Ashe (Mullan) 69, Holden (Mullan, Ching) 74, Holden (Thompson) 92+; Rodriguez (Velez) 69
Houston - Hall; Barrett, Hainault, Robinson (Boswell, 64), Waibel, Mullan, Davis (Holden, 46), Clark, Ashe, Weaver (Ching, 70, Thompson.
Arabe Unido - Bejarano; Lewin, Lopez (Carroll, 53), Velez, Aguirre, Santamaria, Justavino, A. Rodriguez (Cooper, 46), Camargo, Mosquera (Medina, 71), O. Rodriguez.
Red card: Camargo 56.
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FORMER Dresden Dolls singer-songwriter Amanda Palmer has always been tight with her fans, but since she embraced Twitter, more so than ever. With 393,500-odd followers, she regularly tweets impromptu gigs and ''happenings'', and at Friday's Forum show several of her followers provided the backstage food after a social networking call-out.
It's no surprise then that Friday's show felt like an intimate gathering, Palmer chatting away to the crowd as though we were in her living room.
She opened with the Dresden Dolls' Sex Changes, accompanying herself on the keyboard, before telling us: ''I love this f---ing city so much!''
The bulk of the show was material from her Ben Folds produced solo album Who Killed Amanda Palmer, showcasing both her skill for lyricism and her powerful voice. She belted out Missed Me, Ampersand and Astronaut (for which she was joined by a string quartet).
There was also some new material and a lot of audience interaction.
Palmer sang a new song ''especially for Australia'' (and already on YouTube) about her hatred of Vegemite, before introducing Paul Kelly, who joined her on guitar for a duet of My Winter Coat.
She then brought out support band Mikelangelo and former Bad Seed Mick Harvey for an odd singalong of the Bad Seeds' Harvey Lee.
This seemed to be the gig's highlight until Palmer broke out her ukulele for her unique take on Radiohead's Creep, which bowled over the already wildly appreciative crowd.
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FOUR athletes from Cross Fit Bull in Hereford crossed the Channel to Paris to take part in a competition to find this year's fittest man and woman in Europe.
Jeremy Wheadon, owner of CrossFit Bull, and three gym members Melissa Williams, Denise Steer and Nicki Mooneyvale all competed in the Masters division of the fitness competition, beating thousands of athletes from across Europe to qualify for the competition.
Athletes competed in a wide variety of events designed to test their ability across a range of skills and disciplines.
From traditional weightlifting, to handstand walks to a mini triathlon, the athletes were pushed to their limits throughout the two-day event.
Wheadon, who came ninth in the Battle of London competition earlier in the year, came 12th against tough competition.
Williams, Steet and Mooneyvale came 16th, 10th and 21st respectively with Steer making the final in her first competitive outing.
"Each of the women have been training at CrossFit Bull since we opened in September 2013, given such a short time period their improvements and achievements are absolutely fantastic and truly inspiring to all our members" said Murray Barratt, a Coach at CrossFit Bull.
Athletes from the club, at the other end of the age scale, have also been excelling themselves.
Caitlin Wheadon, age 13 (Bishop of Hereford's Bluecoat School) and Owen Rivers, age 15 (Whitecross Hereford High School ) took part in their first CrossFit Teens competition in Cannock.
Caitlin gained their place in the category 13-16 girls with and Owen won the category 13-16 boys.
There were six workouts throughout the day, varying from using weights such as kettle bells and barbells to climbing ropes and using body weight, all of which were challenging, but lasted no more than 10 minutes for each workout.
These workouts all required stamina, strength, flexibility and speed.
The teens were given a couple of months to practise the workouts prior to the competition, with one surprise workout being announced on the day - this was a max lift ground to overhead.
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Georgia offensive coordinator Mike Bobo was probably already heading for a boost in salary after the Bulldogs set a school record for scoring this season.
A report via Twitter Saturday from ESPN's Mark Schlabach that Bobo turned down an offer last week to become Virginia Tech's offensive coordinator can only help make that happen.
"It doesn't surprise me that other schools would show an interest after our offensive performance of late," Georgia athletic director Greg McGarity said. "We're happy he's on our staff."
The Newport News (Va.) Daily Press reported that Virginia Tech sent a plane to Athens in the days following Georgia's Capital One Bowl win with the hope of getting Bobo to Blacksburg, Va., for an interview, but Bobo didn't go.
McGarity praised the work Bobo and his offensive staff did this season when Georgia averaged 37.8 points per game and finished 12-2. He also likes what's happening off the field in recruiting.
Bobo makes $335,000 annually, the second-highest for an assistant at Georgia but in the bottom half of SEC offensive coordinators.
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As part of our partnership with the Armed Forces Foundation during our Omaha Steaks Salute Our Troops campaign, we wanted to feature a sampling of the good works and stories that AFF workers and program participants experience on a regular basis.
The Armed Forces Foundation (AFF) offers vital assistance to active-duty and retired personnel, National Guard, Reserve Components and military families as they cope with difficult circumstances. When a service member sustains combat injuries overseas, they and their family face a long, difficult road to recovery. The moment a wounded warrior arrives at the hospital, the Armed Forces Foundation steps in to assist the family in traveling to his or her side and provides lodging for them to stay with their loved one. The foundation also provides financial assistance, supplementing income while the family waits.
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Moments before heading into a meeting with the Missoula County Commissioners last week, County Attorney Fred Van Valkenburg smiled. He had waited nearly 20 months for the U.S. Department of Justice to announce whether it would file a lawsuit seeking to force his cooperation with an investigation into his office's handling of sexual assault cases. The federal government finally showed its hand last month, unveiling a proposal that, in exchange for Van Valkenburg's cooperation, would clear his office of legal wrongdoing.
After taking a peek at his opponents' cards, Van Valkenburg seemed anything but eager to settle. Rather, he readied for battle.
"It looks like they want a fight," Van Valkenburg told commissioners. "And I don't want to just roll over and give them what they want."
A looming uncertainty has hung over the county attorney's office since May 2012, when the DOJ made public its intention to investigate how Van Valkenburg's office, along with the Missoula Police Department and the University of Montana, handled a string of sexual assault allegations.
Last May, the DOJ found deficiencies in the university and MPD's responses to sexual assault, specifically noting that MPD "investigations are at times compromised by an investigator's unwarranted gender based assumptions and stereotypes about women."
In exchange for being cleared of legal wrongdoing, MPD and UM agreed to accept sweeping mandates governing how to police sex crimes in the future. Van Valkenburg, however, refused to cooperate, arguing that the DOJ has no authority over county prosecutors. He's also repeatedly warned that to allow federal scrutiny would set a dangerous precedent.
Van Valkenburg's tone was no less combative during last week's meeting, as he explained to commissioners why he felt his hand trumps that of the federal government.
"I have concluded that they don't have that authority," he said. "They have, as far as I know, no factual basis to be conducting an investigation—and certainly to be alleging that there has been a violation of constitutional rights."
The DOJ's settlement offer would mandate the county attorney's office hire at least two new staffers, an investigator and also a victim advocate. The prosecutor's office currently employs neither. Van Valkenburg estimates the expense of complying with the DOJ settlement, including the costs of hiring a consultant to oversee its implementation, would cost between $300,000 and $400,000 over a two-year period.
Van Valkenburg told the commissioners with characteristic bluster that the issue is about more than just money. It's about principle. "If I had $10 million to spend like I felt like spending, I would say, 'No,'" he said.
The county attorney has authority to proceed against the DOJ as he sees fit. Commissioners, however, hold the checkbook. Van Valkenburg called last week's meeting to request $50,000 for legal fees, enabling him to hire a private attorney and take the federal government to court. He prefers taking the offensive rather than waiting to see whether the DOJ files a lawsuit.
Van Valkenburg predicted that taking initiative could end the controversy within six months. His pitch met with some skepticism from commissioners, however, with Michele Landquist asking if the $50,000 Van Valkenburg is requesting would be sufficient to fend off a deep-pocketed federal government. "That's not going to go very far," she said.
Landquist also asked whether victim rights advocates have expressed concerns about the county attorney's handling of sexual assault cases. In response, Van Valkenburg called upon Missoula County Senior Victim Rights Advocate Tanya Campbell and asked her to vouch for his attentiveness to victim needs.
Campbell said during the meeting and in a later interview with the Independent that the county attorney's office has been "fairly responsive, especially Fred" to victim concerns. As an example, Campbell noted that Van Valkenburg took over the 2012 rape prosecution of UM football player Beau Donaldson "because the victim was not very happy" with the prosecutor originally assigned to the case, she says.
Campbell also says that a recent decision by the county attorney to file sexual assault charges within a two-week window and increased efforts to communicate with law enforcement will go a long way toward alleviating the strain victims can feel when navigating the criminal justice system. "When you have a victim where there's been trauma, they need to get to a place where they can at least start exploring some sort of resolution," Campbell says.
Campbell calls the DOJ's agreements with MPD and UM "good things." But she stops short of welcoming federal oversight of the county attorney. "I think that those have made a difference," she says. "Whether that would be true with the county attorney's office or not, I can't say."
As for Van Valkenburg, he's eager to clear the slate before retiring at the end of this year. He's closing a four-decade career in public service and says he's ready to leave office with a clean record. "I don't really want to walk out the door on December 31 and have this matter still unresolved," he said.


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Wait. A Kurdish comedy? Is that or is that not the smartest oxymoron to come out of filmland since the term "gross profit" was coined?
Is there a statue of limitations since Hussein and his icon were toppled or can "Saddam: The Musical" be far behind?
Jay Jonroy is not one to be left behind, especially when it came to living under Saddam's regime. He left with the government's backing, an education in smarts diplomacy, moving to study in England on a scholarship granted by none other than Iraq's minister of education.
Hussein was never a hoot to live under, especially for the Kurds. But Jonroy joined humor and history in putting together his independently released new film, a mixed blessing about a mixed marriage: "David & Layla" opens this Friday.
Oh, those Kurdish kids. But David is not; he's the Jew in this romantic jigsaw, in which chicken and chickpea soups share scream time.
Indeed, Jonroy, a joy to interview, has heard it both ways; screams emanating from those enjoying themselves at this combustible Iraq and roll comedy; and those that kvetch that a boychick converting to the Koran — as David does to court his coveted Layla — can't be good for the Jews.
But is it good for the funnybone?
Not that Jonroy, whose efforts as writer/producer/director go on display starting tomorrow, has had a laugh-riot of a life. "David & Layla" lies heavily on his own heart as his dedication of the film dictates: "For my sister whose husband was kidnapped in 1963. Later he was found murdered with 170 other civilians in a mass grave. Her two sons are refugees in Germany.
"For my brother, missing since 1993. In 2003 his remains were found in Saddam's Abu Ghraib mass grave. His widow and three children are refugees in Holland."
Uh … ready to laugh? Jonroy is — and that's the point, he says. Tears of joy, tears of sorrow. "David & Layla" is laden with happiness and tears of history — but mainly with the laughter.
And you thought "David and Lisa" had problems making it in 1962? At least they were soul mates; "David & Layla" are solely on their own: Can an overgrown jaded Jewish boy from Brooklyn find "Sex and Happiness" — the title of his cable TV show — with an Iraqi refugee/part-time belly dancer, whose green card is about to fade to black as she seeks refuge with Muslim relatives just a pita's toss from David's facacta family?
Maybe, more than anything, this is the first Oy-raqi film? "I bet before Jewish films were made — and one knows how much Jews have been oppressed and stereotyped over the years — nobody thought that there would one day be a Mel Brooks or a Billy Wilder to make fun of it all," says the director of the laugh track laid down by those daring directors.
To brook the pain means first streaming the laughter. And that's what Jonroy has enjoined his cast and crew to do, albeit he concedes "David & Layla" "could have been written as drama."
"Since I am a serious person and 'highbrow' critics," he smirks, "like drama, yes, I could have written it as drama."
But the next laugh you hear is his — and the audience's, he hopes. In fact, he's taking applause into his own hands, attending screenings this weekend for Q&A sessions at the Ritz at the Bourse, where "David & Layla" will be unspooling for all those Bobs and Carols and Teds and Alices and …
"Audiences like what I've done; they like a good laugh."
Good for him. But the much-educated and erudite filmmaker smarts at being pigeonholed, drained at the notion of doing drama without the dream of comedy.
So the dashing director with the hyphenated career — Jonroy has been a fashion photographer in Europe; an acting coach for the prominent Circle in the Square theater troupe in New York; a world music whiz; and an art collector who has loaned out works to the Metropolitan Museum of Art — has met his match on screen here.
Matchless is the joie de vivre Jonroy exudes from the relatively newfound freedom he has found far away from the hell that once ruled his homeland, where he perches Saddam not on a pedestal but a pitchfork, likening him to Hitler.
Much to his liking these days is the international nature of his nomadic cast and crew, pulled from places everywhere. "Our sound designer is an Orthodox guy — we ate at kosher places during the shoot — who wanted to do the film because he's married to a Korean woman. People relate."
But, oy, the relatives. David's family — which wins a stereotyping award by a nose — is aghast that their agnostic son would go outside the religion — out of his head — to get involved with a woman who dresses so sheikly.
Sure it all has elements of "My Big Fat Gonzo Wedding," but it also has a wedding ring of truth to it. After all, the plotz of a plot is based on an actual couple whom the filmmaker had befriended, the Kurdish Alwand Jaff and her Jewish beau, David Ruby.
The real twosome "fully supports" the reel twosome, says Jonroy. "They've learned to respect each other's traditions."
With milk cart in tow, Tevye, it can be assumed, is not turning cartwheels with this revelation. Yes, says Jonroy, David Ruby did convert to being a Muslim, but he "did so only as a sacrifice for the marriage. He's still Jewish inside."
Even if on the outside he's now known as Mohammed? But what's in a name? The David in the film could just as well be called … Howard Stern? "I made him as a cocky Howard Stern type," says Jonroy, explaining that "if I had made David charming, the film would have ended in five minutes."
Which is 173 minutes shorter than it started out. But trim Jonroy did — and shave and cut. The first Kurdish movie mohel?
"I'm not Coppola," he jokes of the director whose free reign at film frames had been godfathered into his contracts.
And while he has his personal opinions — and doesn't mince words about mendacities spilled forth by Al Jazeera ("They're worse than Fox TV") — Jonroy knows he's about to bear the brunt of some himself. And what could be more personal than religion?
Jonroy has had to ward off accusations that some of the film's dialogue came from the PLO manifesto. "Actually, in that [cited] scene, I took the language word for word from the [Hagaddah]," he says.
While on the Kurdish front, David's digging his heels into the wine glass at his two-toned, bi-belief wedding ceremony "indicated to one Muslim woman that he's committed to changing over because he's giving up wine."
Give up on winning? Not Jonroy, who hopes both sides see the sights he envisions for his film. And what is that? After all is said and done in this complex Kurdish kosher comedy, the filmmaker hopes to show not so much how camera-ready is religion, but "just how plain goofy is real life."


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Ang Ibong Adarna is a 1955 film adaptation of the Filipino corrido Ibong Adarna. The film was directed by Manuel Conde at the height of his popularity and featured the two most important stars of the era, Nida Blanca and Nestor de Villa.
The film was also a landmark production because it was the first Filipino movie to gross over P1 million.
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Squamish Valley Music Festival Act of the Day: We Are the City
Like Halloween, when the early October fogs start to roll in, and Kanye West when he isn't cancelling his shows the day they are supposed to happen, it's starting to feel like it's almost here.
Yes, we're talking about the Squamish Valley Music Festival, taking place August 8 to 10 at the Logger Sports Grounds and Hendrickson Fields. In anticipation of the big event—headlined by Eminem, Bruno Mars, and Arcade Fire—we're spending the next few weeks rounding up local artists who'll be playing the open-air party, and getting them to answer some important questions.
Like who they'll be cueing up on the iPod for the Sea-to-Sky drive to the site, what they'll be making sure to pack to make it through their set, the all-time dream-festival lineup, and who they plan to stalk backstage. Read on, but not before you pick up your Squamish Valley Music Festival ticket. The last thing you want to miss is today's spotlighted act...
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The members of Vancouver-based experimental-pop trio We Are the City have not only been touring across North America and Germany in support of their 2013 record Violent, they've also been making appearances on the film festival circuit. Their feature-length Norwegian-language movie, also called Violent, was screened at the Cannes Film Festival this year.
The multi-talented artists clearly have a knack for giving their all. The young musicians were barely out of high school when they released their first full-length album In A Quiet World in 2009, and nabbed the top prize in the PEAK Performance Project in 2010.
As they prepare to play Squamish on August 9, guitarist David Menzel reveals the band's appreciation for Beyoncé, Fred Durst guitar solos, and that log-balancing scene from Dirty Dancing.
Sea-to-Sky playlist
Beyoncé Pretty Hurts
Beyoncé Haunted
Beyoncé Drunk in Love
Beyoncé Blow
Beyoncé No Angel
Beyoncé Partition
Beyoncé Jealous
Beyoncé Rocket
Beyoncé Mine
Beyoncé XO
Beyoncé Flawless
Beyoncé Superpower
Beyoncé Heaven
Then we'll probably throw that on repeat... You'll notice that we left out the track "Blue"
Outdoor essentials
Really the only thing we need is three pairs of the green Telus sunglasses that seem to be at every festival. And maybe a battery-powered iPod dock so we can listen to the Beyoncé record.
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To be completely honest I would love to get some time with Eminem. He provided the soundtrack to my most angstiest of teenage years. He, compared to all the other artists playing at Squamish this year, feels like a real celebrity to me.
First festival experience
Funny enough the first outdoor festival I ever attended was one we played called Artswells. Located only a few minutes from the ghost town of Barkerville, the town of Wells is home to only a few hundred people. It was my first time eating as a vegan and being surrounded by girls who didn't see the point in shaving under their arms.
What's your fantasy festival lineup?
Oh, it's way too hard to make a whole festival lineup, I think the lineup at Squamish is pretty great this year but I would make one suggestion to the headliners: Fred Durst (but only if he spends the whole set soloing on guitar).
What's your official rider request?
Well, we don't have anything too crazy on our rider. No puppies or brown M&Ms... Just three Kit Kat Chunkies at every show.
Trivia time: what's Squamish's official slogan?
Squamish Valley Music Festival: "the happiest place on earth."
The festival takes place at Logger Sports Grounds and Hendrickson Fields. Quick—what's your favourite logger sport?
Log dancing is my favourite, but only if performed exactly like the scene from the original Dirty Dancing.
We Are The City play the Squamish Valley Music Festival's Meadow Stage at 8 p.m. on Saturday (August 9).


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Washington (CNSNews.com) - The woman who managed the 2000 presidential campaign of Democrat Al Gore urged fellow liberals at the Take Back America conference to work hard "over the next 523 days and take back America and give [Vice President] Dick Cheney and the rest of those creeps their one way ticket back home."
But Donna Brazile, who was clearly speaking about the November 7, 2006 election, confused both her mathematical and political calculations. As of Wednesday, there were 524 days until the 2006 election; and regardless of the election results, Cheney's term as vice president isn't due to expire until Jan. 20, 2009. Later, Brazile botched a reference to a biblical verse.
In an interview with Cybercast News Service following a panel discussion, Brazile insisted that "the voters are with us and they have been with us on the issues in every election."
Despite the fact that Republicans won the last two presidential elections and picked up seats in both the U.S. House and Senate in the last mid-term election of 2002, Brazile insisted that "the problem is [voters] don't know exactly who we are and what we stand for."
She also rejected the idea that conservatives have a lock on Christian voters.
"You want to talk about compassion? I'll match any one of them [GOP Christian conservatives] word for word, verb for verb, and I'll match their life with my life and I can show you that I give back more," Brazile said.
"If they ever read Luke 10:48 (sic) 'To whom much is given, much is required,' they couldn't stand up and preach the so-called gospel that they talk about," Brazile added, incorrectly identifying the biblical verse. [Editor's note: The correct verse is Luke 12:48, which reads in part: "And to whomsoever much is given, of him shall much be required."]
Brazile also referenced abortion rights and her Catholic faith.
"People tell me, because I am Catholic -- they keep saying to me 'Donna, how can you be Catholic and pro-choice?' I say, 'Ask my grandmother and my great-grandmother who controlled their body (a reference to slavery) and I will tell you why I am pro-choice," Brazile said to applause.
Brazile appeared to ridicule the Catholic Church while noting that she did not expect her local bishop to contact her to give her political talking points. In an apparent reference to the pedophilia scandal in the Church, Brazile lampooned a hypothetical confessional exchange between herself and a priest. "Bless me father for I have sinned. What about you?" she said.
Toby Chaudhuri, communications director for the Campaign for America's Future, the sponsor of the Take Back America conference, echoed the message that conservatives do not have a monopoly on religious and moral issues.
"Certainly God is not a conservative. God is not just a progressive. God is much more than that. The values we are fighting for are truly moral values," Chaudhuri told Cybercast News Service.
'Arrogance, deceit and corruption'
Eli Pariser, executive director of the liberal advocacy group MoveOn.org, declared that 'the right's arrogance, deceit and corruption are catching up with them." He participated in the same panel discussion as Brazile.
Pariser said President Bush's popularity is falling because of his Social Security reform proposal as well as cultural and economic issues.
"The broad mandate that President Bush claimed was a mirage. There is almost no mandate at all," Pariser said.
He also attacked some in the Democratic Party, who he claimed were not being true to liberal values. "Democrats' allegiance to wealthy donors and CEOs has blocked the potential for a coherent, progressive vision and we have drifted away from our constituency, and it's time to change all of that," Pariser said.
If the liberals get their message out to voters, they will be rewarded with much more than a majority of voters, according to Pariser. "We need to be focused on not how we get to 51 percent, but how do we get to 80 percent? That's where we should be," he said.
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TOP STORY >> Council, county at odds
Leader staff writer
An ordinance to allow the county to replace seven worn and dangerously narrow bridges on First Street that lead to a ballpark in Cabot, in exchange for the city helping the county build two roads that could help with traffic congestion in the city, has been placed on hold for 30 days to wait for an attorney generals opinion about the legality of such a transaction.
Or so the political wrangling went Monday night over one of the most controversial issues to come before the council in many months. In fact, insiders say, the ordinance was tabled because the five votes on the council that would have passed it would not be enough to override a veto from Mayor Stubby Stumbaugh, who is openly opposed to the proposal.
Stumbaugh told the council that he has seen no engineering reports on the planned project, and he demanded to know if Lonoke County Judge Charlie Troutman owns property along the road under construction between Highway 5 and the new Wal-Mart that is included in the ordinance.
No, I dont, Troutman said, adding that his property is on the highway.
Its becoming painfully clear to me that the mayor is not even trying to work with the county, Lonoke County JP Larry Odom said after the meeting.
The ordinance sponsored by Aldermen Odis Waymack and Tom Armstrong says the county will charge the city $75,000 to replace the bridges with culverts, and the city will contribute $400,000 toward the construction of two roads.
One of those roads was started last fall. It will join Highway 5 to 89 West and will provide a route to the new Wal-Mart without fighting downtown traffic, but it will likely not be completed this year without help from the city.
The city had planned to spend $750,000 to replace the narrow bridges with box culverts that would allow the street to be widened into a main artery when funds become available later.
Leading the council opposition to the tabled ordinance is Alderman David Polantz, who asked City Attorney Clint McGue to get the attorney generals opinion.
McGues office submitted the request March 6 to state Sen. Bobby Glover, D.-Carlisle, who made the request to Attorney General Mike Beebe.
Polantz wants to know if the county can legally build roads inside the city or the citys five-mile planning area that dont meet city specifications.
He also wants to know if building roads that arent in line with Metroplan (which distributes federal highway money) will have a negative impact on the citys ability to get federal money to build roads.
Polantz also talked during the council meeting about the importance of not leaving the planning commission out of discussions about new roads. The city requires developers to get approval for streets, so why should the city not be held to the same standards, he asked.
However, that question was not one submitted to the attorney general and as the council heatedly discussed the ordinance, it became clear that in addition to jurisdiction, the heart of the debate also includes opposing philosophies about how city road money should be spent.
The five who support the ordinance, aldermen Waymack, Armstrong, Eddie Cook, Bob Duke and James Glenn, want to use the money to fix immediate problems and at least Polantz, from among the three who oppose it, wants to do less now, but do it better.
Sources say those who support the ordinance hope to bring Alderman Jerry Stephens over to their side so they will have six votes in case of a mayoral veto.
Alderman Patrick Hutton has not said he will vote against the ordinance, but he has questioned whether the culverts Troutman wants to install on First Street will be adequate.
Odom, who was instrumental in the construction of the Hwy. 321 bypass around Cabot and who has worked with Waymack and Armstrong to get support for the city and county working together on traffic issues, said after the meeting that Polantz should consider immediate needs and stop demanding the best.
Its like having 10 children, Odom said. You cant afford to dress them all in the best clothes, so you suit one of them out real well and let the rest go naked.
Alderman Duke, who retires this year after about 30 years on the council, is usually reserved, but he became visibly agitated at Polantz questions about whether the work Troutman plans for the city will meet state and federal guidelines.
Polantz turned red in the face as he chided Duke for not insisting on the absolute highest standard.
Troutman said the culverts he wants to install on First Street are the same kind the state uses.
He said during an earlier interview with The Leader that the road he is building to Wal-Mart meets state guidelines.
To clear up any confusion about who raised the question of the city helping to build roads, Armstrong told the Leader that when Troutman learned that the city planned to replace the bridges on First Street (the street where the ballpark is located) at a cost of $750,000, he said he could do it for one-tenth that amount.
Armstrong said once he realized Troutman was talking about a considerable savings to the city, he suggested that the city might contribute part of that to help finish the road to Wal-Mart.
Waymack said he added the provision for $200,000 to extend Willie Ray Drive to Davis Road in Austin.
Troutman told the council that he never intended for the county to bear the full burden of constructing the road from Highway 5 to Wal-Mart.
He always intended to at least get help from individuals, he said.
But, he added, the city would benefit much more from the road than the county would.
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Cooking in the cave. A pretty cool place decked out with tables and candles inside, though a bit drippy on a wet day. Still, less drippy than outside.
Our campground. You can see our tent! (That tiny beige dot on the right)
Iceland is greener than California
Chris and the rock have the same hairdo
Sheared, green-clad mountains
A melting glacier runs through it
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The town of Vik from above
Our unsuccessful puffin-hunting trip nonetheless yielded yet more pictures of sheep...
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As one of the quintet's only pre-'85 singles not directly related to their Double Dealin'/Genghis Khan/early '83 time period, this 7" would be the first offered by the band to sell brand new tracks (then again, how popular was the Genghis Khan ep that these could be considered old songs or even revisions of such?) to the public. And I say 'sell' because this is worth every penny.
With an identical version having been sighted bolting across the debut's sky (the inaugural song on the thing, no less) around the same time, "Powergame" (still single worded here) earns its stripes on both discs as well as any it's been summoned for since. This game's power is in the forward-barrel vein of "Highway Passion", untiring and full of control, yet comes off a bit more structurally defiant toward a more anxiety-bitten chorus.
Despite life lost as a mere uncommon passenger on larger future releases (a bonus ride-along on the Roadrunner-released Midnight Rendezvous ep and on '85's Warrior of the Rising Sun compilation), "Death on Main Street" is nuthin' if not a testimonial to the band's youthfully zealous character and, despite any additional life lost on Main Street, how full of life they are. Its powerfully charged chorus can't be missed, and when Alan Marsh's cool and noticeably-echoed, mid-ranged grace glides into the tune's simmering pot as the final spice, all is right in the world for about three and a half minutes.
In actuality, for almost eight minutes a favorable light is shed upon us, witnesses to Tokyo Blade's small, but growing stack of close to flawless singles thus far.
Tokyo Blade – 'Powergame'
Tokyo Blade are somewhat paradoxical; constantly suffering from line-up changes, one of the messiest discographies in the history of heavy metal – both a mainstream and cult reverence – though taking a turn for the glam in the later part of the 80's. Here though – it's not hard to see why they were at a time one of the most premier and poular NWOBHM acts. Their breakthrough single, from the legendary quasi-self-titled full length is an absolute essential to NWOBHM record collectors – and features some fast paced, energetic rock 'n' roll assaults. At this time – you had to be hard and heavy to get anywhere – and Tokyo Blade delivers on both accounts here with two tracks that would become amongst their best known and frequent in the live set. 'Powergame' is probably the winner though – while the furious 'Death on Mainstreet' doesn't wane on wailing guitar and impact – the aforementioned probably has the better hook/chorus.
Anyway – while both tracks feature stratospheric guitar riffs – very much similar to the Iron Maiden of the period, the b-side features some of the most awesome leadwork of the period alongside Savage and other greats. Absolutely slaying punk and pop-rock with this all-out shredding attack. The intro/verse section features the nasty horror lyrics in the tradition of 'Wrath of the Ripper' by Grim Reaper, or the legendary 'Ripper' by Priest. Cool lyrics in this one and some very much Iron Maidenish guitar/basswork. A 'killer' number that lives up to an ominous title. Meanwhile – your title track here is a NWOBHM great – worthy of any compilation of NWOBHM's greatest hits. 'Powergame' thunders into action with some tough riffage before racing into aggressiveness in Alan Marsh's classic delivery. This one seems a bit more formulaic and benefits from a strong, fast chorus attack, and doesn't relent on steel heavy riffage. Two utterly slaying riff monsters here – you can see how these guys were catapulted to stardom with this stellar guitar driven sound. Guitars are the most Maiden-esque you can hear in NWOBHM (particularly the end riffage in the title track) which is killer, and energy and honesty are present here in bucketloads. Not hard to see why Tokyo Blade is still one of the most well regarded NWOBHM acts to come out of the scene. Thrilling rock n roll here!


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|State troopers make felony arrests, seize cash and cocaine in separate incidents
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Sept. 10, 2006 -- State troopers were kept busy overnight with separate stops netting three felony arrests, more than a kilogram of cocaine, $13,455 in suspected drug money and a small amount of marijuana.
Texas Department of Public Safety Trooper Cary Barnett made the first drug arrest after he stopped a red Jeep at 7:35 p.m. on Interstate 30 for driving 83 miles per hour in a 70 mph speed zone.
Barnett obtained permission from the driver, 31-year-old Michael Shaun Bishop of Texarkana, to search the vehicle and found what was reported to be a "rolling drug lab."
Bishop, also known as Nathan Scott Bishop, was arrested for possession and transport with the intent to manufacture a controlled substance, a second-degree felony. Bishop was also cited for the speeding violation and failure to provide proof of liability insurance.
The second arrest resulted from a traffic stop by DPS Trooper Brian Worley on Interstate 30 just after 1 a.m. this morning. He pulled over a white Jeep with Kentucky license plates for following too close to other vehicles.
The driver, 19-year-old Jose Ismael Galan of Irving, was noted in reports to be unusually nervous and gave the trooper conflicting information regarding his travel itinerary, which aroused the trooper's suspicions. Worley asked and was given permission to search the Jeep and found a large amount of U.S. currency in the Jeep's air vent, as well as marijuana residue.
The money tallied up to $13,455. When a drug dog was brought to the location and alerted on the contraband, Galan was charged with money laundering.
The third arrest, of a 46-year-old Cleveland, Ohio, man, was made by Trooper David Reynolds following a traffic stop of a black Cadillac DeVille at the 129 mile marker on Interstate 30 east at 3:25 a.m. for driving six miles over the posted speed limit.
Reynolds noted in reports that Lazaro Delgado had "pieces of what appeared to be marijuana stuck on his shirt." The trooper's suspicions were heightened after Delgado lied about his criminal history, giving Reynolds probable cause to search the 2006 model car.
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HALVE a Heart for Kids! Ten percent of the proceeds of sales at Chili's Grill & Bar on March 18 will benefit Greg Olsen's HEARTest Yard Fund.
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More than 50 Chili's Grill & Bar restaurants in North Carolina and South Carolina will participate in an all-day fundraiser on Tuesday, March 18 to help families with children who have congenital heart disease.
The money raised will go directly to the HEARTest Yard Fund, a family service program that provides a multitude of services to congenital heart families, including in-home, private nursing care, physical therapy and speech therapy.
When Carolina Panthers tight end Greg Olsen and his wife Kara learned their son T.J. would be born with a severe congenital heart defect – hypoplastic left heart syndrome (HLHS) – they faced all the emotion, challenges and decisions that are only known by parents of severely ill children.
They instantly committed to giving their child the best chance at life, providing him access to the finest doctors, treatment and technology at Carolinas HealthCare System's Levine Children's Hospital.
T.J. was born in October 2012 and underwent his first surgery just days after being born. Like many HLHS babies, he would face two more in his first three years of life. After going home from the hospital, the Olsen family soon discovered the need, as well as the benefit, of having in-home nursing care for their fragile son.
"I was terrified that I would do something wrong and end up hurting my child," Greg Olsen said. "I would never want another parent to have to go through the stress and anxiety that Kara and I faced so we are determined to do whatever we can to help others who are in this situation."
As a result of the Olsen's experience, the Greg Olsen Foundation partnered with Carolinas HealthCare Foundation to establish The HEARTest Yard Fund. This program makes the transition from the hospital to the home much easier for families of infants affected by congenital heart disease. One of its key focuses will be to prevent complications and readmissions to the hospital between stages of recovery.
From left to right: Kara Olsen, Greg Olsen, Ben Peeler, MD, and Martha Whitecotton. T.J., one of the three Olsen children, is held by Kara in the front row.
Benjamin Peeler, MD, who operated on Olsen's son T.J. and countless other babies and adults with congenital heart disease, says by supporting the HEARTest Yard, it will help improve the interstage mortality rate and increase life expectancy and long term prognosis for HLHS children.
"This initiative will also assist families as they settle into their new lives as parents of children with congenital heart disease," Dr. Peeler said. "It can be a very challenging time for the parents and it is to their benefit to have someone who can help them during this crucial time of recovery."
The services will be deducted from a predetermined medical benefit to be used at the family's discretion, and will act as an extension of the amazing care already offered at Levine Children's Hospital. The HEARTest Yard fund will provide this option to families at no charge, while incurring no additional expense to the hospital.
Chili's encourages all diners to participate in the fundraiser by simply mentioning the HEARTest Yard when they go in to eat. "We are excited to host such a worthwhile cause in our restaurants and to donate a portion of our sales to this lifesaving fund," Bunker Hill, Area Director for Chili's Grill & Bar said.


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In the last few years, commercially available digital systems (microprocessors, microcontrollers, memory chips, interface systems, and systems that handle image, voice, music, and other types of signals) have experienced explosive growth in the electronics industry. These devices are increasingly powerful, cheap, and flexible as design components.
The certificate in embedded systems, which is offered by the Department of Electrical, Computer, and Energy Engineering and the Center for Advanced Engineering and Technology Education, with support of the Division of Continuing Education, offers students the hardware and software knowledge and skills needed to design and implement these systems. The curriculum consists of two core courses and one elective course from an approved list. The two core courses are:
The list of approved electives is periodically updated and currently includes:
Applicants for the certificate program must have been or currently be enrolled for a baccalaureate degree from an accredited institution and have satisfied the prerequisites for each course through course work or work experience. They need not be enrolled in a degree-granting program at CU-Boulder. A grade of B- or better is required for each course applied toward the certificate. For more information, visit ecee.colorado.edu/academics/cert_programs/overview.html.