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The 26-year-old star told the audience at the Time to Thrive conference on Friday that she was "tired of hiding" and "lying by omission" by not disclosing her true sexuality.
Her speech drew roaring support from the audience at the Time to Thrive conference, which was sponsored by the Human Rights Campaign.
Page, who in 2007 played a pregnant teen in Juno, has also starred in Inception, To Rome with Love and X-Men: The Last Stand and is the latest in a series of high profile celebrities to publicly reveal their sexuality.
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It is what it is.
Here's some information for employees located in Virginia. I don't know about other states.
I'd contact your attorney and see how it would affect you directly.
[This message edited by Fireball72 at 9:42 PM, July 12th (Friday)]
If he did try to modify the child support, it would probably take months and by then the furlough might be over. I've heard it might not even last until September.
Our divorce was 5 yrs ago. I haven't done a modification since. I'm sure he's had raises since then. So hopefully I'll be okay.
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Sigourney-Keota lone local 2-0 team
PACKWOOD — Sigourney-Keota edged Pekin 27-21 to remain undefeated.
"We handled Central pretty well [last week 34-7]," head coach Jared Jensen said. "Our team rebounded after the big win last year."
It wasn't easy after Pekin scored 15 unanswered in the fourth quarter, Sigourney-Keota lined up for a field goal with four seconds left.
The field goal went awry on a poor snap that sophomore holder Blaine Gretter took to the house with no time remaining.
"We pulled a victory on a botched field goal attempt," Jensen said.
After falling behind 6-0 in the opening quarter, it rallied off the next 21 points to take control of the game.
One of the few statistical battles that it won was rushing yards with 223-191. It also had two fewer turnovers. Sophomore Nate Sieren had 102 yards on the ground on 17 carries.
The leading receiver was senior Kevin Weber with three grabs for 75 yards.
M-P earns 1st win
TIFFIN — The Golden Hawks earned a 27-13 win Friday over Clear Creek-Amana.
Senior quarterback Reid Miller threw for 212 yards with a 152.9 rating. He completed 61.9 percent of his passes. He tossed and scrambled for a touchdown as well as getting picked off once.
Senior Spencer Shalla was his main target. He recorded six catches for 79 yards. Senior Canaan Powell had three grabs for 68 yards and one touchdown.
The running game gave Mid-Prairie balance. Senior Eesaa Baylor needed just five carries to record 77 yards. Senior Austin Slabaugh had 70 yards.
Miller tallied the most solo tackles with three
WACO improves to 1-1
WACO — The Warriors cruised to a 39-0 win of North Mahaska, Friday.
Sophomore Bryce Achen and junior Tucker Janecek gave the backfield the punch it needed following last week's 21-12 loss to Columbus.
Achen gained 86 yards on the ground in 12 attempts. He had two rushing scores and one punt return for a touchdown. Janecek hit 91 yards on nine carries.
Senior Dylon Carlson rushed for 36 yards on five plays.
Janecek made a team-high seven tackles including four solo efforts.
Columbus drops
1st game
WAPELLO — The Wildcats' 340 rushing yards weren't enough as they fell at Wapello 22-28, Firday.
Sophmore Maurico Ramirez put up 156 yards on 23 rushes. His older brother and senior Mark Ramirez eclipsed the 100-yard mark on 21 attempts. The pair combined for three touchdowns.
Mark Ramirez accounted for two successful two-point conversions.
Junior quarterback Ethan Leyden couldn't find any rhythm throwing the ball. He completed just six passes for a 42.9 percentage. He also tossed an interception for a quarterback rating of 59.8.
Junior DJ Beechum led the squad with eight tackles.
Highland clobbered by Central Lee
HIGHLAND — The Huskies had no answer for Central Lee in a 43-6 blowout.
None of the four running backs hit 22 yards, and quarterback Kody Wood led the team in rushing with just 39 yards.
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From: "Vince MacNeil" <>
Subject: Re: [Antigonish] MacInnis
Date: Wed, 14 May 2008 18:00:40 -0300
References: <FB29E3500F2247D3AAB7323F75D26721@mikeaafd985161><000701c8b564$98bfe8d0$6401a8c0@acerb35562f4ab><4B23CF16B21C409C8C57C7A96379BE17@mikeaafd985161>
Hi Mike,
Here is the info from the MacNeil section. Someone typed this up and sent it
to me. The families of both Malcolm MacNeils below appear to be different
versions of the same family. You will find the refence to your Campbells
below in this text.
By: Reverend D..J.Rankin
Page 326
Four families of MacNeils settled at Doctor's Brook, in Arisaig parish, in
the county of Antigonish. John McNeil (Breac) settled on the land now
owned by Stephen MacNeil, and his Hector. John MacNeil (Brown) settled on
the land west of John MacNeil (Breac) on which William B. MacNeil and Duncan
MacKenzie now live. The latter property, on which Duncan MacKenzie lives,
being a grant of land taken out by his son, John, 100 acres, which John
MacNeil (Brown) sold to Donald MacKenzie (grandfather of the present
occupant). The son removed to St. Peter's, C.B. and his descendants are
there to this day.
Donald MacNeil (Black) settled on the land now owned by John, Joe, Gillis
and the late Don J. MacDonald, to the west again of the two former. He
left no heirs. Rory MacNeil (Ban) settled on the property now occupied by
Donald and Colin Grant. The descendants of this Rory MacNeil are in this
county, and some in Pictou County, D.C.MacNeil of Antigonish, being one.
Donald MacNeil came to Morar, and is connected by marriage with the
John MacNeil (Black) took up the property on which the present church at
Georgeville is built. He came from Scotland with John Gillis, the first
settler to Arisaig, and when John Gillis was returning to Scotland to bring
out is wife, and child, he was asked by MacNeil to bring out a relative of
Gillis's, whom he could marry whe she arrived.
Rory MacNeil (Ban)
Rory MacNeil, Ban, married Miss MacDonald. He was the first settler to New
France (near Fraser's Grant). Rory had a brother, Donald, for whom he went
surety, and he lost his own farm at Doctor's Brook in order to pay the
amount afterwards. He had issue: Capt.Donald married to Miss Cameron,
sister to Peggy (they lived at Fairmount); John (Blacksmith) married; Angus
married to Miss MacDonald, daughter of Angus, Young John; they lived at
Fraser's Grant; Capt. Alex married to Miss MacDonald, daughter Rory, sister
to Big Painter's wife; daughter married to Colin Chisholm; daughter married
to John Chisholm.
Capt.Donald, son of Rory, pioneer, married Miss Cameron, with issue: Capt.
Arhcie, who after thirty-eight years in the States, came home, not married;
Capt. Rory married sister of Capt. Don MacDonald; William married Mary
Breen, mother was Big Mary MacNeil; Donald married Margaret MacDonald (Og);
John died young; Mary not married; Ann not married, is housekeeper for
Father Chisholm; Belle married Colin MacNeil, blacksmith; Liliain drowned in
August gale.
William, son of Donald, son of Rory, pioneer, married Mary Breen, with
issue: Dan C. married to Nan MacDonald, sister of John A, MacDonald,
Maryvale; John W. not married (one of the first to enlist in the army, died
of ptomaine poisoning); Rod not married; James died young; and two other
Angus, son of Rory, pioneer, married Miss MacDonald with issue: Laughlin
married to Miss Chisholm, Fraser Grant; Rory married; Angus married Miss
MacGillivray, Lakevale.
Alex, son of Rory, pioneer, married Miss MacDonald, with issue: Rory;
Florence married to ? Miss Simpson; John ; Mary married to Wm. Barry;
Stephen killed in Great War; Margaret married to Pat Hanrahan; Catherine
married to Mr. Chase; Alex left home and was last heard of in California;
Colin died in Boston; Dan not married.
MacNeil (Fiddler)
Donald MacNeil, Fiddler, came from Moidart, Scotland, in 1803, to Upper
South River. He married Ann MacPherson, with issue: Angus married Miss
MacDonald, daughter of Donald (Giant); Roderick married Miss MacDonald,
sister of Farmer.
MacNeil (Farmer)
Tuathanach Ban: Four brothers, John, Alex, Hugh and Donald, came from
Moidart, Scotland, to South River. John married and went to Cape Breton;
Alex married and went to Cape Breton; Hugh married Janet MacFarlane; Donald
married and went to Cape Breton.
Hugh, pioneer, married Janet MacFarlane with issue: Angus married Catherine
MacDonald, daughter of Allan Dhu; there was another son; Mary married Angus
MacDonald, son of Allan Dhu; a daughter married Angus MacDonald (Ban); a
daughter married Alex MacDonald; Christy married Alex Gillis (Kinlock); and
another daughter.
Angus, son of Hugh, pioneer, married to Catherine MacDonald, with issue:
John married; Dan married to a western lady; Allan died young; Hugh
married; Janet married Colin Chisholm; Chrsity married A.D. MacPherson.
I have been informed by Miss Nancy MacDonald, daughter of Hugh (Gow), from
whom I got very valuable documents which her father left, and which she took
great care, that the following are the reasons for the names "Gow", "Breac",
"Brown", "Black", and "Ban". Near Dougall MacDonald, "Gow", who was a
blacksmith, lived another Dougall MacDonald, "Mor", who was a big man, but
as the blacksmith was also a big man, they called the blacksmith "Gobha".
Near them was a Mr. Daley, who did not know Gaelic, but being accustomed to
hear the rest of the community call the latter "Gobha", he could get no
nearer the pronunciation than "Gow". The four MacNeils (of the name of
John) settled not far from each other, and because John had brown hair, it
gained for him the title of "Brown", another had black hair, therefore he
was called "Black" John; another had a freckled face, and they called him
"Breac" and the other being swarthy of complexion, resembled very much
more the French Acadian than a native of Scotland, hence the name "French
MacNeil (Breac)
John MacNeil, Breac, came from Knoydart, Scotland in 1788. He married
Margaret MacDonald, daughter of Donald, and grandaunt of Rev. K.J.MacDonald.
They had issue: Catherine, who was the first white child born on Gulf shore;
she married Roderick MacNeil, Grand Narrows, C.B.; Stephen married Jane
MacDonald; Angus married Mary MacRae; Donald married Janet Grant; Hector
married Ann Nash; John married Margaret MacDonald and lived at Arisaig; Alex
married Mary MacDonald; James married Mary MacNeil; Mick married a Miss
Campbell from Cape Breton; Mary married John MacNeil (Fiddler) of the
MacNeils of Georgeville.
Stephen son of John, pioneer, married Jane MacDonald with issue: Margaret
married to Mr. Cameron, in Glenngarry, Ont. (issue four girls); john married
an American lady in Lowell, Mass.,(issue one boy); Mick, not married, an
engineer); Nellie, not married, in Boston, a trained nurse.
Angus, son of John Breac, pioneer, married Mary MacRae with issue: John
married Margaret MacDonald (drowned). They had one son, John, who was
married and had one daughter in Ladysmith, Texas.
Dan married twice (First wife, Catherine MacAdam), no issue; second wife
(Miss MacDonald, in Prince Edward Island left one son Dan: Christopher not
married; James not married; John married twice, first wife, Margaret
Keating; second wife, Miss Fitch, no issue; Dan died young; Mary married Wm.
Chisholm; Catherine no married; Janet not married.
John, son of Angus, son of John Breac, married Margaret Keating with issue:
John died young; Mary died young and Helena.
Donald, son of John, Breac, married Janet Grant with issue: Mary not
married; Dan married Christina MacDonald; John married Jane MacDonald;
Elizabeth married to Alex Mclean; Sarah married Christopher Fraser.
Dan, son of Donald, son of John Breac, married Christina MacDonald, with
issue: one son John D. who married Annie Beaton; issue, one daughter Mary
John, son of Donald, son of John, Breac, married Jane MacDonald, with issue:
Angus married Christy MacLeod; Dan P. married twice first wife, Miss.
Chisholm; second wife from County Harbour; Maggie married twice, her first
husband Mar. MacDonald, no issue; second husband Mick MacDonald, Thorburn,
no issue; Michael, son of Donald, son of John Breac, married Ann MacDonald,
with issue, one daughter died young; John not married, Hector son of John
Breac married Ann Nash with issue: John left home when young and whereabouts
unknown; Rod married Christy MacDonald, issue one son John who married a
Miss Stewart, New Glasgow; Colin married to Miss Moody; Dan married in
Boston with issue two boys and a girl; Hector married in Londonderry, N.S.;
Angus married Christy MacPherson; Roddy, married lives in Thorburn; Stephen
married Elizabeth McKinnon; Alex died; Mick married a Cape Breton woman and
lives in Londonderry, N.S.a nd has a family; Sarah married Angus McKinnon
of Grand Narrows; Mary married John Gillis; Stephen, son of Hector, son of
John Breac married Elizabeth McKinnon with issue: Hector not married; Alex
married Miss MacDougall with one son; Rory married Maggie MacInnis;
Catherine married in Virginia, and Bessie at home.
James, son of John, pioneer, married Mary McNeil, with issue: John H,
dead; Dan P. married Elizabeth MacDonald, one boy, died age 25 years; Angus
married to Lilliain MacKenzie; Catherine married to Alex MacDonald,
Thorburn; Mary died young; Elizabeth died young.
Angus, son of James, son of John , pioneer, married Lillian MacKenzie, with
issue John, in British Columbia; Mary Bell married John A. MacDonald,
Maryvale; Bessie married Dan Ross, Butte, Montana; Maggie; Jim in Detroit;
Joe, Collie, Kate, Ella, and Agnes.
Alex, son of John, Breac, married Mary McDonald, with issue: John not
married, died in Australia; Donald not married, died in Boston of smallpox;
Michael, not married died in Australia; Mary died not married; Elizabeth
died not married; Catherine died not married; Lucy married in Ontario;
Margaret married Duncan MacDonald. Mick, son of John Breac, married Miss
Campbell, with issue: Stephen, married, had one son John S. who was studying
for the priesthood and about ready to be ordained when he died.
Angus, son of John, son of Donald, son of John Breac, married Christy
MacLeod with issue: John Dan; Mick; Ronald, Cassie.
John MacNeil (Brown)
John MacNeil (Brown) married Mary Grant, with issue: John married and lived
at St. Peter's, had a grant of 500 acres of land there; Alex married
Elizabeth MacKenzie; Donald married and lived in Michigan, USA, had one
daughter; Peter married Jane MacDonald, was a blacksmith and lived in Port
Hood; Michael, not married died young; Archie went to Glengarry, Ont.; Neil
not married drowned off a ship; Mary married; Janet married Angus MacDonald,
Dougal Mor; Alex son of John (Brown) married Elizabeth MacKenzie, with
issue: John died young; Donald married Sarah Grant; Michael married Mary
MacDonald, D.D.'s sister; Neil married Mary McKinnon; Mary married Hugh
MacPherson; Elizabeth married John Fraser, son of Austin, brother of the
Bishop; Mary not married.
Donald, son of Donald, son of John *Ban, married Mary MacDonald, with issue:
John, not married; Dan Peter, not married in California; Duncan out west;
James, brother Allan, C.S.C.; Alexander died young; Roddie married to Miss
MacDonald, in Sydney; Bella died young; Maggie married; Mary married. ( *
The author wrote Ban, I wonder if it is a typo and should be Brown)
Neil, son of Donald, son of John, pioneer, married Mary MacKinnon, with
issue: Bella died young; Joe out west in Virginia.
Hector MacNeil (Ban)
Hector MacNeil (Ban) lived at Doctor's Brook long before any of the present
living residents of Arisaig can remember, and had a family of two boys:
James and John, who went to live at Fairmont, and several daughters. It is
possible, in fact very probable, that the Angus and Donald MacNeil who went
to Cape Breton to Iona of whom Rev. A.J. MacKenzie inquired (See elsewhere
for theses MacNeils) are of this family.
MacNeil (French)
Two brothers, Murdock and John, came out and their descendants lived at
Murdock married and had one son Alex.
John (French) married with issue: John married (one of his grandsons is
Walter, in New Glasgow; Charles married Ann MacDonald, a granddaughter of
Donald the weaver, who was an u ncle of Hugh (Gow); Joseph married to the
widow of John Campbell, who was drowned off a raft; Alex married.
MacNeil (Black)
Malcolm MacNeil (Black) came from Halifax after the Highland regiment taking
part in the war of 1779 disbanded, about the same time that the other
MacNeils, all Barra men, came to Malignant Cove. His brother Rory was
drafted, but as Malcolm was single and Rory was married, and had a family,
the former took the latter's place in the army. Rory never came to
America. This is the family tree as far as can be ascertained.
Rory married; a sister of his wife was married to John Campbell, (issue:
Duncan and Hector, both settled in Red Islands); Malcolm married Janet
MacDonald, a widow who was first married to a Mr. MacLean, one of their sons
was Sean MacLean of River Inhabitants, C.B., they were Protestants but she
became a Catholic when she married. They had the following family: Rory
married Ann MacNeil, daughter of James; John married Christy Grant; Lauchlin
married in Red Islands and one of his grandson is L/P., is a summer resident
of Arisaig, but resides in New Glasgow,N.S.; Robert married to Catherine
MacDonald; Sarah married John McHale Grant.
Rory, son of Malcolm (Black), married Ann MacNeil, with issue: Malcolm
married to Mary Ann MacDonald, Glebe Road; Mary married Hugh MacPherson,
Georgeville; John married Ann MacDonald, Malignant Cove; Laughlin married to
a daughter of Angus MacNei, Lakevale; Michael married Janet Grant; Rory
married to Miss MacDougall, Gulf Road.
John, son of Malcolm (Black) married Chrsity Grant with issue: Rory; Donald
married to Ann Campbell; John Colin married to Mary MacDonald; others,
Maloclm; Patrick; Alex; Sarah; Janet and Eliz. .
Robert, son of Malcolm (Black) married Cath MacDonald with issue: John;
Malcolm; Alex; Allan; Will; Ann, all living at Fairmont.
Donald MacNeil (Og)
Donald MacNeil (Og) was one of the first settlers at Cape George or Cape
Lewis, married with issue: Ann married to Hector MacDougall (Red) Christmas
Island; Neil and John.
Angus married to Miss Gillis, remained at Cape George; Donald married Miss
McKinnon, aunt of Father Colin McKinnon; Hector and Michael died of
smallpox; Catherine married Donald McKinnon.
Angus, son Donald MacKinnon, pioneer, married Miss Gillis with issue: Rory
married Elizabeth MacDonald, aunt of Capt. Archie, moved to Prince Edward
Island about sixty years ago; John (Fiddler) married Margaret MacNeil;
Malcolm not married; Angus not married; Margaret married Hugh Gillis.
Rory, son of Angus, son of Donald, pioneer, married Elizabeth MacDonald with
issue: Angus, John, Stephen, Donald, Angus, Mary, Elizabeth, and Kate. (2
John, son of Angus, son of Donald married Margaret MacNeil with issue:
Donald not married, died in the West; Donald died young; John followed the
sea; Michael married Catherine MacEachern, Gaspereau Lake; Catherine married
John MacDonald (Mason), River Inhabitants; Janet married William Dunn; Annie
married Angus Dunn; Mary not married; Christy married John Chisholm,
Donald, son of Donald, pioneer, married Miss MacKinnon, with issue: Mary
married James McNeil; Catherine married John MacDonald, son of Ronald
(Gashen); Ann not married, died in Boston; Angus married a Miss Moody of
Cambridge, Mass.; John married Ann MacDonald, daughter of Rory, Harbour;
Colin married Isabella MacNeil (Hollawell Grant); Donald married Ann
MacDougall; Elizabeth married Donald MacDonald of Cape Breton; Margaret
married Neil Campbell (one son, Roderick, iin Lourdes); Charles, a sea
captain, died coming from Scotland.
John, son of Donald, son of Donald, pioneer, married Ann MacDonald with
issue: John, Dan and one daughter. (Note: -- Their father died and their
mother married again in Prince Edward Island).
Colin, son of Donald, son of Donald, pioneer, married Isabelle MacNeil, with
issue: Dan lived in Boston; John Charles lived in the States; Vincent; Mary
and Cassie.
Donald, son of Donald, son of Donald, pioneer, married Ann MacDougall, with
issue: Donald, married living in Port Arthur; is a conductor on the railway;
Duncan married Miss MacDonald, daughter of Dougald, son of Alex; Marie
married Colin Chisholm (Hollawell Grant); Clementine married Mr.
MacGillivray; Charles married Miss MacInnis; John died young and Albert
died young.
Angus, son of Donald, son of Donald, pioneer, married Miss Moody with issue:
Dan; Angus; Theophilis died young; Jim and Mary.
MacNeil, Malcolm (Dubh)
The above names came to Arisaig, Antigonish County, about the year 1792,
and later settled in Georgeville. He was married to a widow named MacLean,
who already had an encumbrance of one son who was well known throughout
Inverness County. The children of Malcolm MacNeil were four four sons:
Rory married to Mary macNeil; John married Christy Grant; Robert married
Miss MacDonald; Lauchlin went to Cape Breton where he was married and had a
family of three sons: Maloclm, Michael and Donald. Most of the members of
this family eventually moved to Pictou County.
Jessie, daughter of Malcolm MacNeil (Dubh), was married to Martin Walsh.
The children of Rory MacNeil were: Malcolm married to Mary MacDonald, with
no issue; James married Ann MacDonald with issue, Mary Ann married Frank
MacKenzie; Roderick killed in Ontario; Jack, Gus and Kate not married.
Lauchlin, son of Rory, married to 1. Flora MacNeil with issue: Maggie
married in Glace Bay; Mary married to Dan MacGillivray; Jennie died young;
James married to an East Bay lady in Sydney; Rory unmarried was killed in
the Cape Breton mines; Angus married in New Glasgow; 2. Cassie MacDonald
with issue, two daughters, Bella and Flora Bell.
Michael son of Rory, was married to Christina Grant with no issue.
Rory married to Margie MacDougall with no issue.
Mary married Hugh MacPherson.
John , son of Malcolm (Dubh) married to Christina Grant, with issue: Donald
married Ann Campbell, with issue: John married Elsie MacNeil of Prince
Edward Island; Kate married William Clark; Mary not married; Sarah married
Charles Beatty; Peter and Christina were not married and Ronald died young.
John, Sarah, Alex, Jessie, Betsy, and Patrick, of the family of John MacNeil
and Christina Grant, were no married. Colin, oof this family was married
to Mary MacDonald with issue of one son Dan, who did not marry and two
daughters, Sarah not married, and another Sarah, who died young.
The children of Robert MacNeil and Miss MacDonald were: Malcolm married had
one son, Colin, living; another son killed; Ann and John who were not
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From: "Mike Campbell" <>
To: <>
Sent: Wednesday, May 14, 2008 10:37 AM
Subject: Re: [Antigonish] MacInnis
> "Hello Mike,
> In the MacNeil section of Rankin's History of Antigonish County there
> is a brief mention of your Campbells. I didn't record the page:
> This Roderick never came to the New World. Rory married; a sister of his
> wife was married to John Campbell, (issue: Duncan and Hector, both settled
> in Red Islands); He was a brother of Malcolm Black.
> Vince"
> Hi, Vince:
> Forgive my slight confusion. Roderick who? MacNeil, or MacInnis? Who was
> Malcolm Black? I'm guessing at the moment that Roderick/Rory is a MacNeil
> [from Barra] and his wife's sister was married to John/Iain Campbell [from
> Skye]. Were the sisters from Barra, also? Is Malcolm Black an AKA meaning
> Malcolm Dhuh MacNeil. Are Hector and Duncan nephews of the MacNeil? I'm
> muddled.
> Do you have a link for the Rankin's History site? I haven't yet been able
> to find one.
> Many thanks.
> Yours, aye
> Mike
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Sunday, January 11, 2009
Scholasticide in Gaza
The Guardian Newspaper on January 10, 2009 (click on title) reports on-line on Israel's devastation of educational facilities in Gaza and its potential impact on the cultural and political future of Palestinians. See also the International Herald Tribune's January 3, 2009 article on the Israeli bombing of the International American School in Gaza, the most important secular school in the region. The school had previously been attacked by Islamist militants because of its secular and US educational program.
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Mary Coulthard, Janesville, WI (1938-2014)
June 13, 1938 - May 9, 2014
Mary Coulthard was found deceased on May 9, 2014, at the age of 75. She was born in Platteville, WI, to Lloyd and Mary Quincy on June 13, 1938. Divorced in 1975, she was preceded in death by her infant daughter, Diana Lynn, on March 7, 1959. Mary was a member of Faith Community Church in Janesville, and worshipped with her chaplain, Jerry Amstutz, at Janesville Garden Court.
Mary is survived by her brothers: Donald Quincy of Loves Park, IL, Richard (Nancy) Quincy of Palm Coast, FL, Robert (Linda) Quincy of Rockford IL, and Gerald (Geri) Quincy of Loves Park, IL; her daughters: Teri (Howard) Rice of Edinburgh, IN, Christine (Gregory) McWilliams of Frisco, TX, and Wendy Komprood of Orfordville, WI; her grandchildren: Danielle (Christopher) Maguire of Ft. Wayne, IN, Angela (Adam) Bolin of Tacoma, WA, Seth Rice of Indianapolis, IN, Rachel Rice of Chicago, IL, Lucia and Bronte McWilliams of Frisco, TX, Logan and Haleigh Komprood of Orfordville, WI; and great-grandchildren, Brenna and Teaghan Maguire of Ft. Wayne, IN. She was preceded in death by her daughter; her parents; and her sisters: Marie Leach, Beverly Dunn, Darlene Smith, Donna Kiel and Patricia Brugman.
Visitation will be held at 10 a.m. on Monday, July 21, 2014, at SCHNEIDER APFEL SCHNEIDER & SCHNEIDER FUNERAL HOME, Janesville, with a Memorial service following at 11 am. Pastor Jerry Amstutz will be officiating. Burial will be in Oakhill Cemetery, Janesville. A private family reception will follow at First Baptist Church of Janesville.


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The stars of 'Pretty Little Liars' celebrated 100 episodes of the show at W Hollywood on Saturday (May 31) in Hollywood, California.
Lucy Hale: The actress looked very pretty wearing a Tanya Taylor printed crop top and pencil skirt styled with maroon sandals. I would've loved this to have been more summery, but it's a cute look nonetheless.
Shay Mitchell: Always on hand to bring out the va-va-voom, the actress donned a sexy Cushnie et Ochs LBD with signature cuts, which she styled with nude Manolo Blahnik pumps. You may remember that Jennifer Lopez has also worn this dress, as has Rocsi Diaz.


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Kynan wrote:kanishka wrote:I think that Azureus would be out of place in mintE17; I use Deluge, though I also used qbittorrent. They are both light clients, with a decent feature set.
I guess the main things im interested in is that it had the option to de-select any files you don't want to download (ie if you only want 1 song from an album) also to do with this it has to be able to deselect and re-enable files whilst i'm already downloading i sometimes do this to give preference to files i want to be done sooner. It has to have a rating system (ie the star system in azureus) and comments like azureus does (this is very handy in letting people know if things are a waste of time downloading, usually the first thing i check before leaving anything to download.) Appart from that i guess as long as its easy to use/update ect.
I don't use the commenting system in built on torrent clients, not sure if deluge has it. But Deluges first thing that it asks when downloading is what files within the torrent you want to download, so that's covered. It also now has a timing system to choose when you want to download, which is perfect for people with peek and off-peak plans. This talk is good progress, after the beta releases I will plan with Maty (the developer) to implement these ideas and apps.


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John Eggers: School's open, now the fun begins
So these two elementary boys are sitting in the cafeteria eating lunch and one boy says, "I have to get my tonsils taken out next week." The other boy says, "Oh, I had that done last year and I couldn't eat anything for three days." He continues, "I have to go to the doctor, too, next week to get circumcised." The other boy replies, "I had that done when I was very young and I couldn't walk for a year."
There are many reasons why it is fun to teach school and one of the bonuses of being a teacher is just listening to kids.
Q. Teacher: How do you spell Mississippi?
A. George: The state or the river?
Kids today have to be smarter than yesterday's kids.
They are taking more difficult tests in reading and math with the hope they will pass the tests and avoid taking remedial work in college.
Again more pressure will be placed on teachers to ensure this happens.
I don't see this trend changing. We have become a very competitive world.
For some time now our students have been compared with students in other countries and this won't change.
When we become a smarter nation, we become a richer nation and that's just the way it is.
There is one danger in all of this, could our students lose the joy of learning?
Q. What did the glue say to the teacher?
A. "I'm stuck on you."
That's a pretty lame riddle but it might get a few chuckles from kids.
I always tell students who take my classes that whatever you do, don't drop out. During our time together, I'm sticking with you and you have to stick with me.
One way I try to do this is by making learning an enjoyable experience.
That is my number one goal in every class I teach at every level.
Q. Why was the music teacher not able to open his classroom?
A. Because his keys were on the piano.
Some of you undoubtedly think that the keys to learning should be making it rigorous and challenging.
Kids need to spend countless hours doing homework and writing term papers and making learning fun should not even be in the equation of what it is to be a good school or teacher.
Yes, learning should be rigorous and challenging and kids need to know how to spell "Mississippi."
There is one question, however, I always have in the back of my teaching mind after they finish the class. "Will they come back for more?"
It's kind of like offering a foreign language.
If we start out with 50 students in Spanish I and then go to 22 students in Spanish II and then 3 students in Spanish III, something isn't quite right. If we are selling Spanish, a lot of customers aren't buying it.
How do we get them to return for more? Life is to be enjoyed and that includes learning.
Part of that is just getting kids to smile and laugh.
Q. What happened when the teacher tied all the kids' shoelaces together?
A. They had a class trip!
What do you remember about your school experience? I posed this question to my college public speaking students last Tuesday. Almost all said something that related to an extra curricular activity. Why? Because just like when you were in school, your best times occurred outside the classroom.
This is nothing against the classroom learning but it's hard to compete against the emotion of scoring a touchdown, singing a solo, hitting a three-pointer at the buzzer or taking a field trip to Itasca.
Here is some advice for parents. We know that students who are involved in extra curricular activities are more likely to do better in school and stay in school.
Get your kids involved in the total school experience and school will become more enjoyable.
Q. What did the calculator say to the other calculator?
A. "You can count on me!"
You can't have a fun class unless you do some fun things.
This could be listening to music, showing a video clip, making something, playing a fun game or telling a joke or riddle.
When you can tie this into what you are teaching, learning becomes fun and enjoyable.
Students need to count on teachers to make learning fun.
This is nothing new and teachers will be doing a lot of fun things on that opening day and throughout the school year.
I like to remind teachers that don't do fun things just for the kids, do fun things for yourself as well. If you don't laugh, your kids won't either.
Knock knock
Who's there?
Orange who?
Orange you glad it's the first day of school?
That's an old, old classic joke that has been around since "Knock Knock" jokes were created. It may have been the very first one.
Some of the tried and true things in education should not be forgotten like visiting with kids, eating with kids, laughing with kids, and, of course, learning with kids.
To take the advice of Red Green on the Red Green show, "Remember, we are all in this together."
I don't have to remind all of my readers that teaching is a tough job.
With our world changing so fast, schoolteachers carry more responsibility than ever before.
Next time you meet one, give him or her a pat on the back. Orange you glad we have them.
— JOHN R. EGGERS of Bemidji is a former university professor and area principal. He also is a writer and public speaker.


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text: MiddletownOnlineWebsite - www.hydecountychamber.orgSend an email - email@example.com's Fork Rd.Engelhard, NC 27824PhonePrimary - (252) 926-9171Toll Free - (888) 493-3826 The village of Middletown was once Hyde County's largest port and it became its first incorporated town in 1787. Today, the remnants of this thriving town still stand as testimony to its once thriving history. An annual Fourth of July celebration is held on the Sunday nearest the holiday and provides a huge family-style picnic and a day of family fun. The county's Civil War heritage will be honored when a monument, soon to be erected, stands in a small park along the banks of Middle Creek. The village is one of 10 historic sites on the Hyde County Talking Houses and Historic Places driving tour. These sites are equipped with am radio transmitters which you can tune to from the convenience of your car to learn the history of the area. Middletown is also on the Historic Lake Landing Landmarks riding tour.


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MORE than £1.6m could be spent on new affordable housing in Southampton.
Labour city council bosses have £1.68m of funding raised from sales through the Right to Buy scheme which must be used to build new homes.
The money had been earmarked for use on a £10m overhaul of the Erskine Court sheltered housing facility.
But a change in Government rules means it cannot be used alongside Housing Revenue Account money – council house rent – which forms part of the funding for the work at Erskine Court.
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The associations would be expected to fund 70 per cent of any new development, with the remaining 30 per cent being funded by the council cash.


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China: Shadow WTO agricultural domestic support notifications
"This paper reviews recent agricultural policy changes in China and presents estimates of domestic support for the period 1996-2005. A set of relevant alternative subsidy-definition scenarios and their effects on the calculated levels of support are analyzed, and a projection of domestic support through 2013 is presented. The paper concludes with a discussion of new WTO rules that may be negotiated in the Doha Round and their implications for China. Based on standard WTO subsidy calculation methods, our results indicated that China's domestic support for the period 1996-2005 has been well below the limits agreed at its WTO accession. The market price support (MPS) component of the aggregate measure of support (AMS) in China has been below zero, and this has dwarfed the relatively small but positive non-product specific AMS and led to a zero current total AMS after de minimis. China has no AMS commitments but can provide trade-distorting domestic support to agricultural producers up to 8.5 percent of the value of production (or RMB561 billion). Thus there appears to be substantial room for China to extend its amber box subsidy measures through heavy use of the de minimis provision. We project domestic support notifications through 2013 based on specified assumptions about domestic policies, including changes in administered prices and commodity program coverage. New rules potentially negotiated in the Doha Round are expected to provide more constraints on subsidies. Due to China's developing country status, with no AMS commitments under the Uruguay Round Agreement on Agriculture the impacts of these new constraints are shown to be limited, although our projections indicate that China may exceed its WTO commitment levels under certain price and commodity coverage scenarios." from authors' abstract
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I will readily admit that I didn't always believe in Facebook ads.
I didn't get the value. Sure I could get people to "Like" my page. But who gives a crap?
Now I realize: I should give a crap. You should give a crap.
There are 3 facts in marketing you need to internalize:
1. 7 times. That's the number of times someone has to hear your marketing message before you even begin to register as someone they might like to do business with. That's the "Rule of 7."
2. People like people they spend time with. Just spending time with someone will make them like you more.
3. People buy from who they like.
Let me ask you this: How the hell are you going to spend time with people so they like you? And how are you going to get marketing messaging in front of people at least 7 times?
There's a guy who wants me to buy health insurance from him. He keeps calling and I keep avoiding him. I know exactly what he wants. He just wants to sell me insurance. Every time he calls he just reminds me how annoying and self-serving he is. I don't need to talk to him about insurance. I know he sells insurance and I'm not ready to talk to him. I think he thinks he just needs to "close me." In reality he just is annoying the shit out of me.
I'm sure he's called 7 times. The rule of 7 is working against him. He's just pushy.
But what if he was my friend on Facebook?
What if he bought sponsored stories in Facebook talking about anything interesting and useful about what a small business owner should know about buying health insurance? Or what about this: What if he bought a sponsored story talking about something interesting in his life. What if he bought a sponsored story and didn't mention insurance at all!? Don't you think I'd have a completely different opinion of this guy?
The problem isn't Facebook. Facebook is giving you access to 900 million people on planet earth that you can slice and dice in an endless array of micro-demographic targeting.
The problem is that you don't know how to talk to them.
I saw Marty Weintraub blow the minds of an entire room (yet again) at Search Engine Strategies Toronto.
He talked about many great concepts. But an important one was: There isn't a problem with Facebook. It's not that it's a bad place to market. In fact it's an amazing place to market. The problem is that we don't know how to market on Facebook.
It's not a Facebook problem. It's a marketing problem.
I totally agree.
I'd highly recommend you read Greg's latest post at Search Engine Watch:
5 Quick Tips to Help Any Viable Social Marketplace Work For You
He analyzes stats on a variety of Facebook pages. The thing he saw over and over again was that these companies had thousands of Likes. But they had really low engagement. They have no idea what to do with that audience. It's not a Facebook problem. It's a marketing problem.
The tip that Greg offers that I believe has the greatest clue how to use social media for marketing is this one:
Don't try to push messaging down the throat of your potential audience. Instead try to understand why they are there in the first place and how you can compliment and expand that experience.
You have to understand why your audience is at a particular site (and believe me, your audience is there) and then you have to figure out how to participate at that point.
Imagine this:
Scenario 1:
You are at the bar on Saturday night and your mom comes in wanting to talk about how you need to parent your kids better.
Scenario 2:
You are at church on Sunday morning and your mates from Saturday night come barging into the church all drunk yelling about how you all need to go play horseshoes at the pub down the street.
Scenario 3:
You are at work and your spouse calls to talk about what you are going to do about your kid that plays too many video games.
Scenario 4:
You are on Facebook and your bank injects a story into your feed about how interest rates are at an all time low.
These people are talking to you at the wrong place at the wrong time.
You don't have to talk "product" to your audience all the time. They know what you do. Sometimes you can just talk to them like they are people. I realize that's a mind blowing concept. But dare to imagine this:
If you want a friend maybe you should try being a friend.
Advertising heresy. I know. But try it. You might be surprised at the outcome.
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NEW KENT – A New Kent County thrift store employee has been arrested and charged with embezzlement from her employer.
According to the New Kent Sheriff's Office, the Cornerstone Thrift Store, located in Providence Forge, called the authorities to report an employee that was suspected of embezzling over $200 during June 5-14.
After further investigation, the sheriff's identified Vanessa Julieann Chadwick, 19, of Providence Forge, as the employee in question and charged her with felony embezzlement.
Chadwick was arrested on June 22 and transported to Henrico Jail East, where she was served the warrant and released on a $2,000 unsecured bond.
The investigation is still ongoing and Chadwick is set to appear in New Kent General District Court on June 24.
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Creating an iTunes Connect Record for an App
Before you can upload an app for distribution on the App Store or Mac App Store, you create a record in iTunes Connect. This record includes all the information that appears on the store for the app, and all the information needed to manage the app through the distribution process. If appropriate for your app, the record also includes information to configure your app to use store technologies such as in-app purchases or Game Center.
You need to be the team agent or a user with an Admin, Technical, or App Manager role to add an app to iTunes Connect. If your user account doesn't have the appropriate access, you don't see the My Apps section on the iTunes Connect homepage. Contact a user in your organization with an Admin role to give you access to be able to add an app. See also What Is a Team Agent?.
To add an iTunes Connect record for a new app
Sign in to iTunes Connect.
On the iTunes Connect homepage, click My Apps.
The first time you see the My Apps page in iTunes Connect, it's blank. After you've created your first app record, you'll see it listed here.
Click the plus sign in the top-left corner to add the new app.
If you have contracts in effect, select your app type:
New App (this includes iOS apps, iMessage apps, including sticker packs, and tvOS apps)
New Mac App
The choices don't appear if you have not signed a contract.
Select a platform and Fill in the fields on the New App page to enter iTunes Connect properties for the app.
If you choose to limit access to the app, users whose roles can be limited and who are not selected will not be able to see the app in iTunes Connect. Users with the Admin, Technical, Finance or Reports role cannot have limited app access, so they will see all apps. If you do not select any users in the Limit User Access section, everyone will have access to the app.
Click Create, and watch for messages that indicate missing information.
iTunes Connect shows messages at the top of the page or in a dialog to indicate problems that need to be resolved before the app record can be saved.
If the record saves successfully, the App Details page appears with App Store selected, showing the App Information section. The platforms selected are displayed below in the first state, Prepare for Submission.
iTunes Connect lets you add the information you planned when reading Identifying Your App in iTunes Connect. If you want to see the specific requirements for a particular option, find the option in the list shown in iTunes Connect Properties.
After you've created the initial iTunes Connect record, you may have additional app information to configure, such as the following:
Displaying on the Store in More Than One Language (Optional)
After you provide all of the app information, you're ready to complete the process with these final steps:
If you aren't able to complete the process of submitting an app in one session, you can come back to the iTunes Connect record for the app at a later time. Open the App Details page for the app to access all operations you can perform on the app record.
To open the App Details page for an app
Sign in to iTunes Connect.
Click My Apps.
Select the app you want to view.
You can use Search or filtering menus to find the app. See Searching for Apps.
The App Store page opens with App Information selected, which is information that can be shared across multiple platforms.
The next chapters provide details about the additional, and potentially optional, app configuration steps:
Displaying on the Store in More Than One Language (Optional)
If your app doesn't require any of these additional configurations, you're ready for TestFlight Beta Testing (iOS, tvOS, watchOS) and Submitting the App to App Review.
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ATLANTA --- Home Depot co-founder Bernie Marcus has committed $20 million to Grady Memorial Hospital to expand its trauma center and stroke care.
The gift from the Marcus Foundation, announced Friday, will expand the cash-strapped hospital's trauma center to six bays from four and create a 20-bed intensive care unit for victims of strokes and brain injuries.
Grady is the only Level One trauma center in Atlanta and is the major hospital for the poor and uninsured.
"I think everybody in the city of Atlanta and in the state of Georgia understands it's imperative for this hospital to succeed," said Mr. Marcus, who also founded the Georgia Aquarium. "We want to do our part."
The 950-bed hospital in downtown Atlanta is one of the nation's largest public hospitals and a mainstay for people who lack comprehensive medical insurance or who are on public health insurance programs.
Grady provides more than $250 million in charity care each year. It's had chronic financial problems, with net losses of about $37 million in 2008 and $35 million in 2007.
Mr. Marcus said his first gift to Grady was driven by a change in leadership at the hospital -- a new board and chief executive officer last year.
"I think Grady was poorly run," Mr. Marcus said. "This is a very significant vote of confidence on the future of Grady."
"It says worlds about where we've come at Grady," said Pete Correll, the chairman of Grady's board of directors. "Bernie is willing to have the Marcus name and quality image" at Grady. "It's going to save a lot of lives."


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Survey: Nearly One-Third of Middle Class Americans Could Retire Impoverished
More than one-third of middle class Americans could end up at or near poverty in retirement, according to a new Wells Fargo Retirement Survey.
A survey of 1,000 middle class Americans, conducted by Harris Interactive from July 9-Sept. 4, found that 52% of middle class Americans believe their most important day-to-day financial concern is paying the monthly bills, up from 37% a year ago. Savings for retirement comes in second with 16% of respondents saying it was a key concern.
More than half (53%) of those surveyed said they are not confident they will have saved enough for the life they want in retirement, up from 42% in 2011.
Thirty percent of those surveyed said they will need to work until they are 80 to live comfortably in retirement, up from 25% a year ago. Yet, 73% of Americans say their employer would not want them to work in their 80s. Seventy percent said they will try to work in retirement, with 39% saying they'll work out of financial necessity.
Thirty-four percent of middle class Americans estimate their retirement income will consist of 50% or less of their current annual income. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, median household income for Americans in 2011 was $50,054. Americans say they need less than half of their pre-retirement income and this translates to $25,000, close to the poverty line for a family of four.
"It is so tough for Americans to save for retirement, and we feel it is very important to keep shining the light on this issue. People say they'll work longer, but how possible will this be for millions of Americans? Preparing for retirement can't be kicked down the road because the other picture that is emerging is how many people will live very close to the poverty line in retirement. We've got to marshal our resources as a country, an industry and as individuals to deal with the issues creating this cliff," said Joe Ready, director of Wells Fargo Institutional Retirement and Trust.
When asked where their retirement savings would come from, they came up with the breakdown of 50% from the individual through saving and investment, 27% from the employer through a pension and 24% from Social Security.
"People tell us that retirement preparation should be on their shoulders but they are grappling with the financial pressures of each day. As a result, retirement has become a guessing game. But, people can't afford to approach twenty plus years of their life by ignoring the facts. People are telling us that times are tough financially – even more so than a year ago – but people also need to take action," said Laurie Nordquist, director of Wells Fargo Institutional Retirement and Trust.
Nearly three-quarters of middle class Americans said they are not confident investing in the stock market for their retirement and 75% described their calculations for retirement as a guess. Twenty-two percent described their planning efforts as detailed and based on calculations.
The survey also found that middle class Americans have different priorities, putting home improvements and vacations before saving for retirement. Only 36% of those surveyed had a written retirement plan, up from 30% in 2011.
Health care will also be a problem in retirement, with most Americans believing they will only need about $47,000 in out-of-pocket health care costs when they retire. The Center for Retirement Research has estimated a typical couple at age 65 can expect to spend $260,000 or more over their remaining lifetime.
Wells Fargo & Company is a nationwide, diversified, community-based financial services company with $1.4 trillion in assets.
This article was originally posted at BenefitsPro.com, a sister site of Credit Union Times.


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OK. Here is the correct translation. (Lucky I just happened to have a little Latin home work today.) It is Duplus dicio. Keep up the good work!
I just started reading this, and so far I think it's great. Really great. I love it. Just to let you know, though. English-Latin translators are not always right. I had the word "amicus" for a vocab word last year in Latin I. It means friend. I'll pull out my Latin II book real quick and tell you what the correct translation would be... just a sec.
I really like your idea. Its great! Really original...i know i wouldn't be able to come up with something like that!
I loved the story! I hope you write a sequel very soon!
Excellent story. Thoroughly enjoyed reading it. Keep up the good work, I look forward to the sequel.
Author's Response: Thanks so much, I'm truly glad you enjoyed it! The sequel is already going and has 8 chapters up. It's called Harry Potter and the Year of the Dragon.
You definately have to write the sequel!! Draco and Ginny? AFTER THIS??? You must be mad :) (only kidding) please please please carry on this story. I love what you've got going here. ok, must read on now.. final chapter... whats going to happen???
Author's Response: Hey Roxy, I am writing the sequel! There are 8 chapters of it up so far. Hope you'll check it out if you enjoyed this one.
Wonderfully woven tale! I loved it!!
Author's Response: Thanks so much! I had fun weaving it!
I'm 2 chapters in and quite enjoying this piece. I think some of the dialog has me thrown off a bit, but overall a great read. I love the sketchbook and especially the inscription in it.
Author's Response: Glad you liked the sketchbook, sorry if some of the dialogue threw you off. This was the very first chapters of my very first fanfic, and I believe my writing has improved.
EEE! fantastic, fantastic, fantastic! i have tears in my eyes from the ending! hopefully i can be one of the first to review the finished sequel!!!
Author's Response: WOW! Tears? I'm truly complimented! I don't know how many chapters the sequel will have, I have 7 written so far. I think it may be just as long or longer than this one. Hope you'll read it!
This is my fave fic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! great work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Author's Response: Thank you SO much! That's such a terrific thing to hear!!
Oh, that was so good! You do a wonderful job with romance--and suspense, humor and mystery as well. Bravo!
Author's Response: Thank you so much! Coming from such a talented writer, I take your compliments very seriously!
I liked the gentle quietness of this chapter. It's sad because Ginny is still comatose, but there's a special, loving quality to Harry. I do keep wondering why Ron and Hermione have to find the cure; aren't there any adult healers available? (Not in the Potterverse, I know...) I also think Molly would probably have moved into Hogwarts by this point, but who'd want Mum when Harry's so singlemindedly devoted?
Author's Response: Yes, there are adult Healers working on Ginny's case, but they haven't found a cure yet. And Hermione absolutely shines when it comes to doing research! She's determined to find that cure and save her friend. And of course Ron is helping since it's his baby sister. Molly is ther frequently, I just don't mention it everytime she's there.
Everyone's staying nicely in character, plus you've given us the "modest" Loreena and we've gotten Milius back (yay!). I'm thinking Harry needs a break and a good rest, but doesn't he always?
Author's Response: You noticed how "modest" Loreena was huh? :)
The most powerful chapter yet. I could feel the struggle Harry was going through, and kept thinking yes, no, yes, no... But it's not good for a hero to kill in anger; that would make him a seriously dark character unable to defeat Voldemort. Perhaps that's why Voldemort sent Bellatrix?
Author's Response: Yes, Voldemort would never do his own dirty work. He considers himself too important. He has plenty of minions to do things for him. I couldn't have Harry kill Bella. He didn't kill Peter, so why would he kill her?
Yes! Can't wait for the Harry/Bella showdown. I wondered if Ginny would be so nervous, but then remembered she had not been in on all the adventures the Trio experienced. Took her a little time, but she found center nicely. As someone else said, I'm glad you pointed out that Ginny isn't dead--gah, that would have been too painful. Exciting chapter.
Author's Response: Yes, I think maybe Ginny is a bit nervous in this chapter, but she recovers nicely by letting her bravery shine and sacrificing definite protection (her half of the amulet) to give Harry double power.
Many funny bits in this. I especially liked the red, hairy "pillow" and Ginny's purple hair (not sure Snape would do glamor potions in class, though). The idea of McGonagall pre-testing students for Animagus potential was very creative, as were the animals they could become. I'm very curious to see what's in store for the Quartette in the caves.
Author's Response: Well, the purple hair has become quite popular. It may not be exactly a type of spell that Snape would do in his class, but after all, this is fanfiction :) Glad you liked the Animagus bit. It will probably come more into play in the sequel.
Wow, interesting chapter. Felt sorry for Neville, of course, but it was funny to think of Draco looking after him (sort of). Bella the runespoor is a wild card--no way to anticipate exactly what she's going to do. Must read on.
Author's Response: Yes, Bella is up to no good. And poor Neville, everything always happens to him!
I know other reviewers have said it, but the combination of romance and mystery is terrific. I adore exploring the caves as the chapters progress and discovering all the creative things you've stocked them with.
Author's Response: Thanks so much Laudomia. BTW, don't think I've abandoned your stories! My hubbie is on vacation for a few more days, so I don't get as much computer time. I WILL get them done!
Marvelous how well the girls' plotting worked. Guess the guys just needed a little encouragement. Very nice to have Harry and Ginny together at last. The rather chilling scene with Voldemort and Bellatrix added just the right touch of tension.
Author's Response: When don't guys need a push in the right direction?? :) There's plenty more of Bella to come!
What a satisfying chapter! Ron giving Harry a serious nudge, Malfoy punched out and the fabulous Breakthrough Moment! Sigh. Love it, love it--but what's beyond that blinking arch?
Author's Response: MWAHAHAHA!! You'll just have to keep reading to find out!!!


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23 September 2012 – Sunday brought a night of ups and downs for Toro Rosso. Jean-Éric Vergne may have been taken out of the Singapore Grand Prix by Michael Schumacher, but Daniel Ricciardo defended from Mark Webber for his third ninth place finish of the season.
Having lost a position to the charging Felipe Massa, Ricciardo was able to keep his compatriot behind en route to his third points finish after Melbourne and Spa.
"It's great to be back in the points again and it shows we have had a really good start to the second half of the season since the summer break," said the Australian, who debuted in F1 with HRT halfway through last year. "Even if we haven't always picked up the points, we have been fighting for them in the last few races. I am pleased about that.
"We benefited a bit from the Safety Car, but afterwards we had to fight off the guys behind us, so I am really happy with ninth place and I enjoyed having a fight with Mark towards the end, even if I could not hold off Massa just before that. In the closing stages, I didn't look in the mirrors too much, but I just focussed on maintaining my lap times all the way to the flag."
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An Oregon peacemaker says she was so upset by the apparent slaughter of a rare white buffalo calf in Texas recently that her organization is donating a white buffalo bull from its herd to the Lakota Ranch.
Arby Little Soldier, who owns the ranch near the North Texas town of Greenville where the calf was killed nearly two weeks ago, says he's excited about the 3,000-pound gift.
He had hoped it would arrive during a memorial service and powwow this weekend that was initially intended to celebrate Lightning Medicine Cloud's first birthday.
Last week, Lightning Medicine Cloud, the rare non-albino calf, was discovered slaughtered on the Lakota Ranch in Hunt County. The Lakota Sioux tribe believes the calf, which would have turned 1 year old this month, carries a spiritual message.
The bull's caretaker and president of the Sacred World Peace Alliance, Cynthia Hart-Button, says she's trying to find a way to safely transport the animal, named Chief Hiawatha, from a central Oregon sanctuary.


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China 'Protecting Kim Jong-nam'
With the recent handover of power in North Korea to Kim Jong-un, his older brother is said to be under China's protection in case Kim Jong-un's regime collapses. Kim Jong-nam lives in exile in Beijing and Macao. The Telegraph reports:
"If there is trouble anywhere near him, he said that suddenly a number of people appear around him," said Yoji Gomi, a journalist and author of 'My Father, Kim Jong-il, and I: Kim Jong-nam's Exclusive Confession'.
"Even when nothing is happening, he feels their presence," Gomi added. "He said he does not know if he is being protected or monitored, but it is always like that."
It appears that China is taking care of him for its own aims, he added.
"Having the son of the former leader of a neighbouring country under their protection could be a political card that the Chinese could use at some time in the future," he said.
Kim Jong-nam has expressed doubts about his younger brother's ability to govern, but it is believed that the elder Kim has given up on prospects for succession. The New York Times adds:
Kim Jong-nam is widely believed to have been dropped from consideration as a successor after he embarrassed the government in 2001, when he was caught trying to enter Japan on a fake passport. He said he wanted to visit Tokyo Disneyland.
He is the closest thing the country has to an international playboy and is the only one who speaks to the foreign media. He travels freely and spends much of his time in China or its special autonomous region Macao — the center of Asian gambling with its Las Vegas-style casinos.
That was a rare public sign of discord in the tightly choreographed succession process, but analysts said that Kim Jong-nam spent so much time outside his native land that his opinion carried little weight.
"As a matter of common sense, a transfer to the third generation is unacceptable," Kim Jong-nam was quoted as saying in an e-mail dated this month. "The power elite that have ruled the country will continue to be in control."


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Winchester, UK - The world's first software-based, real-time Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) data transfer is to be demonstrated by Triad Semiconductor( Winston-Salem, North Carolina) and Z-Focus Technology Group (Palatine, Illinois) at ARM Techcon3 in Santa Clara, California on October 21-22, 2009.
The demonstration, based on the BLE v0.9 prototyping specification, will wirelessly stream real time digitized signals from Triad's new Mocha development system to a PC display.
The system consists of the Z-Focus BLE-Z single-mode BLE stack running on Triad's ARM Cortex-M0 based Mocha development system with the BLE wireless connection enabled by EM Microelectronics' EM9301 BLE radio. Triad's Mocha family of via-configurable arrays (VCAs) combines ultra-low power Cortex-M0 32-bit processor performance with Triad's silicon-proven VCA technology for rapid mixed-signal system-on-chip (SoC) design. The flexible FPGA-based Mocha development system allows customers and partners to quickly port software and develop mixed-signal prototypes of Mocha SoC solutions.
BLE is an emerging wireless standard that will be used in ultra low power medical, fitness and consumer devices. Although the BLE v0.9 is a prototyping specification, BLE is expected to be used in a billion cell phones within a few years, enabling hundreds of millions of wireless devices such as blood pressure monitors, glucose monitors, heart monitors, and fitness loggers to wirelessly provide vital data to health care workers, patients, athletes and fitness devotees.
"Markets have shown a need for wireless devices that use minuscule amounts of power, such as that available from a coin-cell battery, while still being able to communicate with prevalent Bluetooth devices," commented Mikhail Galeev, president of Z-Focus. "We believe Bluetooth Low Energy is the only solution. The Z-Focus BLE-Z stack, complemented by the extreme low power of the new Mocha-family of SoCs containing ARM's Cortex-M0 core, will enable Bluetooth connectivity in even the most power-constrained systems. Working together, Triad, Z-Focus and EM Microelectronics were able to get real-time BLE data transfer working on Triad's Mocha architecture in record time."
"This is exactly the sort of mixed-signal ultra low-power application that our Mocha technology was designed to enable," said Jim Kemerling, CTO of Triad Semiconductor. "Combining Mocha with EM's EM9301RF chip and Z-Focus' BLE-Z single-mode BLE stack and the silicon-proven via-configurable analog and digital technology of the Mocha family provides the fastest, safest and most cost-effective way to design, prototype and produce advanced, power-efficient mixed-signal ASICs."
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