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August 16th, 2011
I was diagnosed with mono 9 days ago. Since being "diagnosed" I have noticed discomfort in my abdomen. It's an outward pushing pressure feeling around my stomach. It's causing my breathing to be abnormal because the discomfort is constant. It's almost as if I'm "backed up". During the first week of mono, I did not eat much solid food (due to a severe sore throat). My bowel movements were flaky and light. I've stayed hydrated through this sickness.
4 days ago I was put on antibiotics for a mild bacterial infection in my mouth after a follow-up visit to the doctor. I had 2 movements of green liquid diarrhea after taking my first dose (2 pills) of antibiotics and also had a stool softener in my system. The other night I took a Ducolax suppository because the discomfort was aggravating. However, nothing came out. I've had some solid bowel movements that produced and some more runny bowel movements. The fact that I'm having bowel movements leads me to believe I'm not backed up - can you have bowel movements that produce and be "backed up"??
The worst of the discomfort is on my left side a few inches from my belly button.
Could it be because my spleen is swollen and maybe my liver and it's pushing on my stomach? I'm a pretty skinny guy 6' 2" 150lbs and I don't typically eat much.
However, admittedly, I eat a lot of greasy food and have several sodas a day. Since getting mono, I have eaten no greasy food and have had no soda - until yesterday, actually.
I'm pretty much over any mono symptoms - except for a rash that comes at night. (Though I didn't get it last night)
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I was diagnosed one month ago and the stomach pain is coming from your spleen. besides fatigue.. The swollen spleen is the only symptom I have left.
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The pain went away after several weeks. It was probably the spleen being enlarged pushing things around. Bowel movements weren't the most productive during this time, so that probably didn't help with the pain/pressure.
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So how long would you say you had the pain after you started feeling better because I would like some round about time frame
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I considered the pain/discomfort still not feeling better. I would say 2 weeks? I did not have any fatigue. In fact, I COULDN'T sleep for the first 3 or 4 nights of mono.
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I was diagnosed two days ago with mono although my symptoms began two weeks ago with a slight sore throat, one day of fever some fatigue but mostly abdominal pain/discomfort. I tend to worry about things more than I should. My first ER visit showed an enlarged liver and spleen ( both slightly) all other tests were normal except my white cell count. Has anyone else experienced this sometimes quite painful stomach pain??
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Juliet Littlewood was stopped by police on the A19 in Jarrow on Saturday, September 28.
A check by officers revealed that she had been disqualified from driving in June, and the 22-year-old was then arrested.
Littlewood pleaded guilty at South Tyneside Magistrates' Court to driving while disqualified and driving without insurance.
The South Shields court heard that Littlewood had recently lost a baby and had "buried her head in the sand" since that tragedy. She was banned from driving for a year, fined £100 and ordered to pay £85 costs and a £20 surcharge.
Chairman of the bench Steven Bradley said: "We would ordinarily place you on a community order, but after hearing what you've been through, we don't think that would be fair.
"But if you come back again for something similar, you will be in severe trouble and are looking at a prison sentence."
Glenda Beck, prosecuting, said: "She was banned from driving in June after reaching the maximum number of penalty points on her licence. On this occasion, she was stopped while driving her Mazda on the southbound carriage of the A19 at 4.20pm in Jarrow.
"A police check showed she had been disqualified at Darlington Magistrates' Court earlier this year.
"She said she didn't realise and thought she had insurance.
"She couldn't explain the disqualification."
Laura Johnson, defending Littlewood, of Grasmere Road, Ferryhill, County Durham, said: "She was disqualified from driving in her absence and didn't realise.
"She was going through a bad time in her life.
"She lost a baby and began to bury her head in the sand to get by.
"She has also lost a good friend and has only recently started going to counselling."
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LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. - The unwritten chapter of the recruitment of Seffner (Fla.) Armwood four-star wide receiver Alvin Bailey has been what would happen if the nearby Florida Gators offered him a scholarship. Now, Bailey claims an offer from Florida, and it could drastically alter his recruitment.
"I think it was last Thursday," Bailey said of when Florida offered.
The addition of an offer from the Gators has shaken his recruitment up some.
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"It kind of does," Bailey said with regards to the offer altering his recruitment.
The 5-foot-11, 170-pound wide receiver was asked if he had any hard feelings with the amount of time that it took for the offer to be extended.
"Kind of, but life goes on," Bailey said. "It came, so I am glad. Stuff happens for a reason. I am just going to wait it out and see where things stand."
Bailey shared some of his recent conversations with members of the Florida staff.
"Coach (Will) Muschamp has told me he just wants to get me on the phone and get me up to the school, on-campus to just talk with him for a little bit and get things situated. He just wants to talk to me about a lot of things."
The versatile offensive athlete had planned to visit Florida for Friday Night Lights, but his scheduled appearance at Gridiron Kings didn't allow for that to happen. He is hoping to make his way to Gainesville in the near future.
"Me and my coach, we might be going up there on a visit soon," Bailey said. "When I visit I will do it with my brother Matt Jones. I want to stop by the coaches office and talk with them for a little while and get everything situated."
Last weekend Bailey said four schools - UCF, Georgia, South Carolina, and Michigan - were standing out among his top eight. Things have been shaken up a bit since that time.
"I don't think Georgia is really in the mix any more and Michigan I don't know yet," Bailey said. "I am still just looking at things, trying to figure things out.
"My main schools right now are UCF, Florida State, Auburn, and South Carolina," Bailey added. "Florida is to be determined."
As for making a decision, Bailey isn't sure if he will do it in the near future or wait.
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Oakland, CA - A strong start and revamped defense have first-year coach Josh McDaniels and the Denver Broncos feeling quite confident.
The Oakland Raiders are trying to build their own confidence in a shaky offense by improving on their first victory.
The Broncos look to continue their strong defensive play against the offensively challenged Raiders when the AFC West rivals meet Sunday in Oakland.
Oddsmakers from online sports book SPORTSBETTING.com have made the Broncos +1 point spread favorites (View NFL odds) for Sunday's game (Game Matchup). Current public betting information shows that 59% of bets for this game have been placed on the Broncos +1 (View NFL bet percentages).
Denver (2-0) hired McDaniels, 33, to replace Mike Shanahan in January, and he quickly changed the team's defensive scheme to a 3-4 hoping to get production out of a unit that struggled in 2008. It ranked 30th in points per game (28.0) and 29th in yardage allowed (374.6) while forcing a league-low 13 turnovers with 26 sacks.
"We just said, 'All right, we're going in that direction regardless,'" McDaniels said. "The 3-4 they played last year was more of a hybrid, gimmicky type of deal. I don't really think it created much success when they played it anyway."
The changes appear to be making a difference so far, as the Broncos have given up the fewest points in the NFL with 13 and their 507 yards allowed rank only behind the New York Jets' 482. They've also generated five turnovers.
"We are far from perfect, but we are playing good enough defense right now to give ourselves a chance," McDaniels said.
The defense came up big in last Sunday's 27-6 win over Cleveland, allowing 200 yards while recovering two fumbles and intercepting a pass. That came a week after the unit allowed 307 yards and had two interceptions in a 12-7 win at Cincinnati.
Elvis Dumervil is one of the biggest beneficiaries of McDaniels' new scheme after being asked to move from the line to outside linebacker, something he wasn't very fond of at first. He tied a team record by getting all four of Denver's sacks against the Browns, coming within one of his total from last season. He also forced one of the fumbles.
"He's just a relentless pass rusher," cornerback Champ Bailey said. "He's one of the best I've seen, and I've played with some great ones. He never stops, his motor is always going."
The Raiders (1-1) will try to solve Denver's rebuilt defense after last week's bizarre 13-10 win at Kansas City. The offense managed 166 yards while the defense gave up 409, the first time in the Raiders' 50-year history they've emerged with a victory after allowing more than 400 yards and gaining fewer than 200.
"Somehow, we found a way to win," coach Tom Cable said. "We feel good about that, but we also recognize that you've got to keep this real. This doesn't make the season. This doesn't make anybody feel like we've arrived, or anything like that. We've got a heck of a lot of work to do."
Much of those offensive struggles are attributed to shaky play from JaMarcus Russell, who completed 7 of 24 passes for 109 yards while getting sacked twice against the Chiefs.
Russell, however, has had flashes of excellent play in two games, showing why Oakland made him the top pick of the 2007 draft.
He went 4 of 7 for 67 yards to set up Darren McFadden's 5-yard TD run with 1:07 to play in Week 2, completing a nine-play, 69-yard drive in 91 seconds. That came a week after he threw a 57-yard touchdown pass on fourth-and-14 to Louis Murphy with 2:34 left before the defense allowed a touchdown run 2:16 later to lose 24-20 to San Diego.
"That should give him great confidence because that's two weeks in a row he had a great 2-minute that put points on the board," tight end Zach Miller said. "He just needs to focus on what he did in that drive and just carry that through for the rest of the game."
Oakland will have to endure the loss of right guard Robert Gallery, who is out four to six weeks after breaking a bone in his left leg last Sunday.
The Broncos' quarterback situation is a bit more stable with Kyle Orton, who has completed 55.4 percent of his passes for 506 yards and two touchdowns. One of his TD passes, though, came on a tipped ball that was turned into an 87-yard game-winning score by Brandon Stokley with 11 seconds left against the Bengals.
Denver had six plays of 25 yards or more against Cleveland, including a 45-yard scoring run by Correll Buckhalter.
These teams split the season series last year with each winning as the visitor. The Broncos won 41-14 for their fifth victory in six meetings at Oakland.
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Six weeks before the attacks on the World Trade Center, in July 2001, a public radio colleague broadcast a feature about an airplane hitting a New York skyscraper. It was a bit of history: a B-25 bomber struck just above the 79th floor of the Empire State Building in 1945, killing 14. Gasoline poured down the elevator shafts creating a fireball at ground level.
That was the first frame to come to mind when the news bulletin flashed the morning of September 11. Sara Harris, a production assistant at Marketplace, telephoned me shortly before 6 a.m. PST to tell me a plane had just struck the World Trade Center.
The frame of reference, of course, would radically shift almost immediately, amid the shock we often focus at the human level. A broadcaster since my early adolescence, I wondered about the safety of the transmitter operators running the antenna atop the World Trade Center's north tower. There's a plaque now at the public television station in New York honoring WNET engineer Rod Coppola who died in the trade center that day.
Within minutes, the Marketplace team was deployed feeding our morning programs. The New York bureau chief at the time, Bob Moon, narrated his eyewitness account of the second tower coming down. Amid the chaos of another city under attack, our Washington bureau chief, John Dimsdale, set to work to determine how policymakers were trying to safeguard the financial system. The commentary editor began tracking down New York-based financial historian John Steele Gordon to ask him to consider an essay for the evening's broadcast.
Beyond the interviews I conducted that day, it was also my task to draft what we call the "Show Open" for the broadcast, words that would frame our coverage of that historic day.
I remember toying with a line I recalled "The New York Times" columnist Tom Friedman delivering to an audience in Indiana. It was about people who want to hurt us around the world becoming especially dangerous through communication and computer technology. "Super-empowered, angry men," had been Friedman's warning.
I also remembered a conversation I once had with political scientist Benjamin Barber about his view of "McWorld vs. Jihad," a society driven by globalization and commerce coming into conflict with fundamentalism of all kinds.
Some people are surprised to hear I studied history as an undergrad. The implication: I would have been better served by business degree, given my professional beat. But quite often in the news business, history provides a very useful frame.
The Show Open I drafted for Marketplace that evening tried to encapsulate the story and capture a sense of the challenge ahead.
At 2 p.m. PST, 5 p.m. EST, a colleague pointed on the other side of the studio glass and I said: "Lethal acts of terrorism destroy New York's World Trade Center, damage the Pentagon in Washington, and close much of American for business today. Gone are assumptions about personal, national, and economic security."


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Swiss/Austrian seek ATI approval to join ANA/LH Japan-Europe JV
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Published: July 13, 2012
All Nippon Airways 777-300ER. By Rob Finlayson
All Nippon Airways (ANA) has filed an application with the Japanese Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism for antitrust immunity (ATI) to add Swiss International Air Lines (LX) and Austrian Airlines (OS), both Lufthansa Group carriers, to its Japan-Europe joint venture (JV) with Lufthansa (LH) (ATW Daily News, Feb. 24, 2011).
According to ANA, the expanded bilateral JV between LH Group and ANA "will offer customers greater convenience and improved access to intra-Europe routes."
Subject to ATI approval, the four carriers plan to launch joint sales initiatives and pricing products from spring 2013.
ANA and LH have been working to deepen their partnership over the last year, offering joint products on selected routes from October 2011 with a full range of cooperation in the bilateral JV April 1.
If approved, the JV will enable ANA to expand its international network by 22% during 2012-13 and further builds on the ANA/United Airlines JV on transpacific routes launched in April 2011 (ATW Daily News, April 4, 2011).
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Ahmed Khalil named as Asian player of the year
UAE sharpshooter Ahmed Khalil stunned compatriot Omar Abdulrahman and China's Zheng Zhi on Sunday as he was named AFC's Asian player of the year at a glittering ceremony in India.
"My feeling is something I cannot explain…this award means a lot to me," Khalil told reporters. "This achievement is not for Ahmed, it's for all the people in the Emirates."
"In the end there can only be one winner. Maybe this year I gave my 100 per cent in all matches. Honestly I did not expect to win this award – God has helped me win this award."
Khalid's award is richly deserved after his goals fired UAE to third place at the AFC Asian Cup in January and also took Al Ahli to the brink of the AFC Champions League title. He has also scored ten times in the UAE's 2018 World Cup qualifying campaign, raising hopes of a second appearance at the tournament after Italy 1990.
He said he would stay loyal to UAE outfit Al Ahli in the immediate future, despite a burning ambition to make the lucrative and prestigious move to Europe.
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|holi powder,cheerleading pom poms,hawaii lei,hawaii skirt,jewelry beads
|Total Employees:
|101 - 200 People
|Total Annual Revenue:
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Yiwu Chu Tai Trading Co., Ltd. is located in the well-known international commodity city-Yiwu, Zhejiang Province, China. We are involved in product developing, manufacturing and selling.
Our main products include such ornaments as earrings, necklaces, pendants, brooches, bracelets and rings. They are made of alloy, copper, iron and plastic with thousands of varieties and styles.
Since establishment, we have had our own factory and established a trading department for develop. We believe we can offer the competitive price with high quality. Our company has gained a high reputation in domestic and overseas markets by providing high quality, stylish and full ranged products together with friendly service at reasonable prices. Our products have been sold to over 30 countries and regions worldwide and more than 20 cities in China ranging from small cities to large metropolis.
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McKINNEY — Both the prosecution and defense offered passionate but much different portrayals of a 15-year-old accused of murdering a friend in Wylie in late March — a "mass murderer" in the making or an immature boy guilty of a tragic mistake.
The closing arguments came Tuesday during a certification hearing to determine whether the boy, who was 14 when his friend was killed, should be tried as a juvenile or an adult.
Speaking before a courtroom filled with family members and friends of the victim, 15-year-old Nahum Martinez, and the defendant's mother and aunt, District Judge Cynthia Wheless called a recess, saying she needed to review the transcripts, the rehabilitative services available in the juvenile justice system and the danger the boy would pose to the public before rendering a decision.
Prosecutor Linda Drain called the shooting a murder, "the most serious of offenses … unprovoked and heinous." And she described the teen with the word she would use repeatedly: "sophisticated."
He showed sophistication, she said, when he lied about the gunshot to his aunt, saying it was the noise from a video game. His efforts to clean the crime scene — "he put the towels in the middle of the laundry pile, not on top" — and to hide the body by wrapping it in a comforter, dropping it from his second-story window, then dragging it to a storm drain, were "executed with calm sophistication," Drain said.
Though the shooting is the boy's first arrest, Drain said, he "has a history" of criminal behavior, including stealing a bicycle and "unprovoked" fights, she said.
And when his grandmother tried to take him to counseling, he refused to get out of the car, Drain said, a sign that he isn't amenable to rehabilitative efforts.
"This kid is a liar, a manipulator who brags about fighting, assaulting, who smiles in detention and makes the gun sign with his hand, leans over to his co-defendant, whispers and laughs," she said.
"He is a danger. He knew that gun was loaded, aimed it at Nahum's head and pulled the trigger," Drain said.
In his closing, defense attorney Matthew Goeller argued that the state hadn't met the legislative standards for taking the case to adult court.
"The state has alleged intentional murder," he said. "They haven't carried out their burden. The deceased was either his best friend or a close friend, but they have no motive."
Both the suspect and another boy who was there tested positive for smoking marijuana, Goeller said. And there was no evidence presented that the suspect was adept at using the firearm, a .45-caliber 1911 model handgun.
Goeller also pointed out the boy's family history. His father died when he was 7, and he was shuttled between family members for most of the next eight years.


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Hi Cathy, I look everyday to the weather overview and we have often the same weather. The last days it does not rain hard but allday.
Hi Ank. I went to a party yesterday so I was up quite late. And then I slept very well. It's pouring rain here today. I hope you are having a good day, friend!
Hi goodnight Cathy, you are very late. I hope you will sleep well.
I love this collage. Thank you Ank! What a beautiful building.
Hi Sandy and Denise, a beauty indeed Sandy. You better ask Denise, this woman out of South Africa has been there more often as I. Denise that's yummy food.
Wow! What a beautiful building.
Yes Scheveningen. The first time I ever had smoked eel was there:-))
That would be nice.
I think I might make one last trip, well I hope to. Then I can meet you:-)))
Thanks Jan, tomorrow an other view of it.
Beautiful, Ank! Such a handsome building!
Thanks Hanne Denise and Ardy. It's a beautiful building indeed. Tomorrow I post an other photo of it. So you have been there often Denise. Then I think you know more of Amsterdam as I do. Do you think you will come once more to NL? The last name you write, I think you mean Scheveningen, a part of Den Haag. I lived there close before I moved to Friesland.
Thanks, Ank. It is a lovely building.
I didnt live there, but visited family every year or two. I used to stay with a cousin who passed awayand now I have not been for about 6 years. I still have family in Zelham, Leiden and Scheiveinin.I am also getting on in years now AnK. The bones are begining ache:-))
Well, that's something of a building really!! Thanks so very much Ank!!
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Good night Shirley and good afternoon Denise. It a beautiful building indeed. At this moment the museum is closed for a substantial restoration. I believe it will open again half this year. How long have you been in Amsterdam Denise?
Good shot of the museum! Wonderful days spent there. Thanks
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Subject: [METISGEN-L] Turcotte Tree
Date: Sat, 30 Nov 2002 19:40:19 -0800
Well, it's not perfect but I think if I had "Word" instead of "Works", it might be better. Doesn't look as pretty as when you cousins do it but that's the best I could do!
Modified Register for Jean Baptiste TURCOTTE
First Generation
1. Jean Baptiste TURCOTTE was born 1790/1800.
Jean married (MRIN:50) Susan DUBEY\SAUTEUSE. Susan was born 1790/1800.
They had the following children:
+ 2 M i. Vital TURCOTTE was born 1818 and died 1 Jan 1882.
Second Generation
2. Vital TURCOTTE (Jean Baptiste) was born 1818 in North West Territories and was christened 21 Apr 1832 in St Boniface. He died 1 Jan 1882 in St. Francois Xavier, Manitoba.
St. Boniface Register
B-423 Vital Turcot baptized April 21st, 1832, born before the legitimate marriage of Jean Baptiste Turcot and a Sauteuse, godfather Charles Belgarde, F. Boucher Priest, Page 60
Vital married (1-MRIN:36) Madeleine CAPLETTE, daughter of Joseph CAPLETTE and Angélique GUIBOCHE (MRIN:51). Madeleine was born 1818 in North West Territories and was christened 25 May 1833 in St. Boniface, Red River Settlement.
They had the following children:
+ 3 M i. Jean Baptiste TURCOTTE was born 22 Feb 1837 and died about 1902.
+ 4 F ii. Pelagie TURCOTTE was born 24 Apr 1843.
+ 5 F iii. Genevieve TURCOTTE was born Oct 1846 and died 16 Mar 1867.
+ 6 M iv. Joseph TURCOTTE was born 30 Aug 1849.
+ 7 F v. Julie TURCOTTE was born 9 Jan 1851 and died 29 Aug 1927.
+ 8 F vi. Marguerite TURCOTTE was born 23 Dec 1853.
+ 9 M vii. Norbert TURCOTTE was born 12 Jun 1855.
+ 10 M viii. Pascal TURCOTTE was born 23 Aug 1857.
+ 11 F ix. Modeste TURCOTTE was born 4 Mar 1860.
12 F x. Clara TURCOTTE was born 11 Nov 1861 and was christened 11 Nov 1861 in St. Boniface.
Clara married (MRIN:121) David C. MCDANIELS, son of Calvin MCDANIELS and Marie Joan ? (MRIN:255), on 19 Feb 1879 in Fort Benton.
13 M xi. James Patrice McKenzie TURCOTTE was born 18 Dec 1864 in St. Boniface and was christened 20 Dec 1864 in St. Boniface. He died 7 Mar 1874 and was buried 8 Mar 1974 in St. Boniface.
14 F xii. Caroline TURCOTTE was born about 1866.
+ 15 F xiii. Henrietta TURCOTTE was born 1872.
Vital also married (2-MRIN:49) Marguerite HAMEL (HAMELIN).
They had the following children:
16 F xiv. Henrietta TURCOTTE was born about 1872 in Wood Mountain.
List as Harriet on Willow Tree, Romy Lacerte's site.
Henrietta married (MRIN:256) Charles HOULE.
Third Generation
3. Jean Baptiste TURCOTTE (Vital, Jean Baptiste) was born 22 Feb 1837 in St. Boniface, Red River Settlement. He died about 1902 in Belcourt.
Jean married (1-MRIN:110) Angélique POCHA DIT PAQUIN, daughter of Jean PAQUIN and Genevieve AINANIKIP-KIK LATERREGRASSE (MRIN:161), on 1858 in St. Boniface, Manitoba. Angélique was born about 1840 in Near Red Lake, MN. She died 1884 and was buried 1884 in Belcourt, North Dakota.
They had the following children:
+ 17 M i. Vital TURCOTTE was born 14 Jan 1858.
18 M ii. Jean-Baptiste TURCOTTE was born Born 1860. He died 1873 in Wood Mountain.
19 F iii. Marie TURCOTTE was born about 1861 and was christened 5 Sep 1861 in Assumption, Pembina. She died c. 1888 in Lewistown ND.
Marie married (MRIN:257) Francois LAVERDURE, son of Pierre LAVERDURE and Catherine CHARETTE (MRIN:790), on 15 Jan 1879 in St. Peter's Mission.
+ 20 M iv. Napoleon TURCOTTE was born 1861.
21 M v. Norbert TURCOTTE was born 1862. He died 1877 in Wood Mountain.
22 M vi. William TURCOTTE was born 1864 and was christened 9 Feb 1864. He died 1879 in Cypress Hills.
+ 23 F vii. Susan (Suzanne) TURCOTTE was born about 1868.
24 F viii. Adele TURCOTTE was born 19 Oct 1870 and was christened 19 Oct 1870 in Assumption, Pembina. She died about 1877 in St. Michael's.
Adele married (MRIN:883) DECOUTEAU.
+ 25 M ix. Daniel TURCOTTE was born 5 Jun 1873.
26 F x. Anastasie TURCOTTE was born about 1875.
27 M xi. Patrice aka Francois and Joseph TURCOTTE was born 13 Mar 1876 and was christened 13 Mar 1876. He died 1972 in Zurich.
28 M xii. Francois TURCOTTE was born 1878.
+ 29 F xiii. Angelique TURCOTTE was born 9 Mar 1878.
Jean also married (2-MRIN:111) Marguerite DECOTEAU (DESCOTEAUX), daughter of Louis DECOTEAU and Isabelle LAVERDURE (MRIN:162), after 1883. Marguerite was born 1 Mar 1852 in Devils Lake, Dakota Territory and was christened 22 Mar 1852 in Assumption, Pembina, Dakota Territory.
Listed in 1892 Turtle Mountain Records Census as
Family 228
#1000 Jean Baptist Turcotte, male father, age 53, mixed bloods on reservation
#1001 Margret, female, wife, age 28
#1002 Angelique, female, daughter, age 16
#1003 Francois, male, son, age 14
#1004 William, male, son, age 12
#1005, Celine, Female, Daughter, age 9
#1007 Pierre, male, son, age 7
#1008 Collin, male, son, age 5
#1009 Mary female, daughter, age 3
Note: #1006 was omitted (no reason given)
They had the following children:
30 M xiv. William TURCOTTE was born 1880.
31 F xv. Celina TURCOTTE was born 1883. She died 25 Jul 1949.
1881 canadian census
Celina married (1-MRIN:168) Gabriel BEAUCHEMIN, son of Gabriel BEAUCHEMIN and Marguerite AZURE (MRIN:796), on 30 Jan 1901.
Celina also married (2-MRIN:169) John BRUNELLE, JR..
Never officially married
32 M xvi. Pierre TURCOTTE was born Sep 1886.
+ 33 M xvii. Collin TURCOTTE was born Jun 1888 and died 1969.
+ 34 F xviii. Mary Jane TURCOTTE was born 1889 and died Jan 1984.
35 F xix. Sarah TURCOTTE was born about 1891. was buried about 1908 in Wolf Point, Montana.
Sarah married (MRIN:172) Joseph BEAUCHEMIN, son of Gabriel BEAUCHEMIN and Marguerite AZURE (MRIN:799), before 1912. Joseph was born May 1890 in North Dakota.
4. Pelagie TURCOTTE (Vital, Jean Baptiste) was born 24 Apr 1843.
Pelagie married (MRIN:112) Joseph HOGUE, son of Amable HOGUE and Marguerite TAYLOR (MRIN:113), about 1858. Joseph was born Bet. 1835-1845.
They had the following children:
36 F i. Philomene HOGUE was born 26 Dec 1864.
Philomene married (MRIN:886) Guillaume BEAUCHEMIN, son of Jean Baptiste BEAUCHEMIN and Margaret MCMILLAN (MRIN:887), on 22 Feb 1887 in St. Francois Xavier, Manitoba. Guillaume was born 1859.
5. Genevieve TURCOTTE (Vital, Jean Baptiste) was born Oct 1846. She died 16 Mar 1867.
Genevieve married (1-MRIN:114) Louis LESPERANCE, son of Alexis Bonami LESPERANCE and Marguerite GRENON (MRIN:173), on 13 Jan 1863 in St. Boniface, Manitoba. Louis was born about 1840. He died 16 Mar 1867 and was buried 18 Mar 1867 in St. Boniface, Manitoba.
They had the following children:
+ 37 M i. Basile LESPERANCE was born 14 Jun 1864.
38 M ii. Pierre Alexis LESPERANCE was born 12 Dec 1866 in St. Boniface, Manitoba. He died 2 Mar 1867 in St. Boniface, Manitoba.
Genevieve also married (2-MRIN:115) Antoine VANDAL, son of Antoine VANDAL and Marguerite SAVOYARD DIT BETHELET (MRIN:252), on 20 Jun 1887 in ST. Francois Xavier.
6. Joseph TURCOTTE (Vital, Jean Baptiste) was born 30 Aug 1849 in Headingly, Manitoba.
Joseph's brother Norbert was a follower of Louis Riel.
Joseph married (MRIN:10) Sarah MCMILLAN, daughter of William MCMILLAN and Marguerite DEASE (MRIN:39), on 25 Jan 1870 (27th) in St. Boniface, Manitoba. Sarah was born 5 Mar 1854 in St, Vital, Manitoba.
They had the following children:
+ 39 M i. Leonide (Lionel) (Leon) TURCOTTE was born 21 Apr 1875 and died 11 Mar 1956.
+ 40 M ii. Joseph TURCOTTE was born 1873.
41 M iii. Alfred TURCOTTE was born 1871.
42 M iv. Hercule TURCOTTE was born 1879.
7. Julie TURCOTTE (Vital, Jean Baptiste) was born 9 Jan 1851. She died 29 Aug 1927 in St. Charles, Manitoba.
Julie married (MRIN:262) Louis HOGUE. Louis was born bet. 1850-1860.
They had the following children:
+ 43 F i. Marie Anna HOGUE was born 19 Jul 1884.
8. Marguerite TURCOTTE (Vital, Jean Baptiste) was born 23 Dec 1853 in St. Boniface, Red River Settlement.
Marguerite married (1-MRIN:295) Peter BREMNER, son of William BREMNER and Mary HOGUE (MRIN:755), on 17 Jan 1870 in St. Boniface, Manitoba. Peter was born 14 Dec 1845 in St. Francois Xavier, Red River Settlement.
They had the following children:
44 F i. Annie BREMNER.
45 F ii. Margaret BREMNER.
46 F iii. Marie Louise BREMNER.
47 M iv. Robert BREMNER.
48 F v. Rosine BREMNER.
49 F vi. Rosine BREMNER.
50 F vii. Marie Melanie BREMNER was born 24 Dec 1870.
Marguerite also married (2-MRIN:783) Joseph BRACONNIER before 18 Jul 1901.
9. Norbert TURCOTTE (Vital, Jean Baptiste) was born 12 Jun 1855.
Norbert married (MRIN:753) Josette LEPINE, daughter of Maxime LEPINE and Josephte LAVALLÉE (MRIN:754).
They had the following children:
51 M i. Maxime Adrian TURCOTTE was born 15 May 1877 in St. Francois Xavier. He died 26 Jan 1878 in St. Francois Xavier, Manitoba.
52 F ii. Sara TURCOTTE was born 27 Dec 1878 in St. Francois Xavier, Manitoba.
53 M iii. Albert TURCOTTE was born 3 Feb 1881 in St. Francois Xavier, Manitoba.
54 M iv. Michel TURCOTTE was born 17 Jul 1884 in St. Laurent.
55 F v. Zenaide TURCOTTE was born 27 Dec 1885.
56 F vi. Lucie Georgina TURCOTTE was born 21 Dec 1886 and was christened 3 Jan 1887 in St. Laurent.
57 F vii. Xerine Alice TURCOTTE was christened 27 Nov 1888 in St. Laurent.
Xerine married (MRIN:784) Charles KEMBER on 23 Jun 1912 in Duck Lake.
10. Pascal TURCOTTE (Vital, Jean Baptiste) was born 23 Aug 1857.
Berger, Margaret "Maggie"
Birth : 1877
Father: Berger, Isaie
Mother: Gourneau, Clemence (2)
Marriage: 7 APR 1896 in Fergus County, Montana
Wells, Jean James
Birth : 5 OCT 1858 Pembina, North Dakota
Death : 25 JAN 1909 Lewiston, Montana
Father: Wells, Edward
Mother: McGillis, Isabelle
Marriage: 17 OCT 1910
Turcotte, Joseph (3)
Birth : DEC 1883 Fort Walsh
Father: Turcotte, Paschal
Mother: Wells, Marie Desanges
Pascal married (MRIN:119) Mary Desanges WELLS, daughter of Daniel (Donald) WELLS and Louise COLLIN (MRIN:836), before 1879. Mary was born 1861.
They had the following children:
+ 58 M i. Joseph TURCOTTE was born Dec 1883.
59 M ii. Patrick aka James TURCOTTE was born 19 Nov 1879 in Fort Walsh.
Patrick married (MRIN:779) Justine BERGER, daughter of Isaie BERGER and Clemence GOURNEAU (MRIN:780), on 3 May 1903 in Fergus County North Dakota.
60 F iii. Zilda TURCOTTE was born 13 May 1886 in Pelletiers Lake.
61 M iv. Modeste TURCOTTE was born 1881 in Maple Creek, Saskatchewan. He died 1881 in Maple Creek, Saskatchewan.
62 F v. Clara TURCOTTE was born 11 Nov 1861.
11. Modeste TURCOTTE (Vital, Jean Baptiste) was born 4 Mar 1860 in St. Boniface.
Modeste married (MRIN:120) Caroline ALLARY ????.
They had the following children:
63 F i. Emma Louise TURCOTTE was born 21 Feb 1883 in Illet de Bois.
64 F ii. Marie TURCOTTE was born about 1887.
65 F iii. Jane TURCOTTE was born about 1888.
15. Henrietta TURCOTTE (Vital, Jean Baptiste) was born 1872 in Wood Mountain.
Henrietta married (MRIN:785) Charles HOULE, son of Antoine HOULE and Genevieve ST. PIERRE (MRIN:786). Charles was born 5 Sep 1861.
information taken from Larry Quinto's site
1892 McCumber Census
Charles HOULE (and Henriette ..) Family 122; #525, Charles Houle, male, father, age 37, mixed bloods on reservation; #526, Henrietta, female, wife, age 23; #527, Louis, male, son, age 3; #528, Frederick, male, son, age 2.
They had the following children:
66 M i. Louis Charles HOULE was born c. 1889.
67 M ii. Frederick HOULE was born c.1890.
Fourth Generation
17. Vital TURCOTTE (Jean Baptiste, Vital, Jean Baptiste) was born 14 Jan 1858.
Vital married (MRIN:163) Adele BERGER. Adele was born 1859.
They had the following children:
68 F i. Christine TURCOTTE was born c.1878.
69 M ii. Joseph TURCOTTE was born 11 Dec 1878 in St. Peter's Mission and was christened 12 Dec 1878 in St. Peter's Mission.
70 M iii. John TURCOTTE was born c. 1880.
71 M iv. Charles TURCOTTE was born 1882.
72 M v. Patrice TURCOTTE was born c.1884.
73 F vi. Marie TURCOTTE was born c. 1886.
Marie married (MRIN:787) James C. DONEY, son of John DONEY and Virginie LAFONTAINE (MRIN:806), before 1908.
74 F vii. Cecelia TURCOTTE was born 1888.
20. Napoleon TURCOTTE (Jean Baptiste, Vital, Jean Baptiste) was born 1861.
Napoleon married (MRIN:164) Madeleine DESCHAMPS.
They had the following children:
75 F i. Marie Louise TURCOTTE was born 28 Jun 1883 in Between Regina and Wood Mountain.
Marie married (MRIN:788) Louis DESJARLAIS, son of Francois Xavier DESJARLAIS and Rachel ST. PIERRE (MRIN:807).
+ 76 M ii. Antoine TURCOTTE was born Feb 1885.
23. Susan (Suzanne) TURCOTTE (Jean Baptiste, Vital, Jean Baptiste) was born about 1868 in St, Joe.
1892 Métis Census Indexes lists family in the 1892 McCumber Census, Turtle Mountain.
William FREDERICK (and Suzanne TURCOTTE: Historical Data Project, Liberty Memorial Building, Bismarck, ND)
Family 98; #432, ___ Frederick, male, father, age 23, mixed blood on reservation; #433, Susan, female, wife, age 21; #434, Christine, female, daughter, age 3; #435, Francois, male, son, age 5 months.
Historical Data Project - Liberty Memorial Building, Bismark, North Dakota
Susan married (MRIN:165) William FREDERICK, son of Joseph FREDERICK and Marie Anne KEPLIN (MRIN:791), on 26 Jun 1885 in Belcourt (Historical Data Project, Bismarck.
They had the following children:
77 F i. Christine FREDERICK was born about 1889.
78 M ii. Francois FREDERICK was born about 1892 in Turtle Mountain.
25. Daniel TURCOTTE (Jean Baptiste, Vital, Jean Baptiste) was born 5 Jun 1873 and was christened 10 Aug 1873 in Lebret, Saskatchewan.
Daniel married (MRIN:166) Marie Rosine DELAUNEY.
They had the following children:
79 M i. Daniel TURCOTTE was born 29 Jan 1892 in Historical Data Project, Bismarck.
+ 80 M ii. John TURCOTTE was born 1893.
81 F iii. Mary Josephine TURCOTTE was born Feb 1895.
Mary married (MRIN:793) Peter FALCON.
82 M iv. William TURCOTTE was born 7 Sep 1898 in Belcourt. He died 1917 in Trenton ND.
83 M v. Joseph TURCOTTE was born 3 Sep 1899.
84 F vi. Marie Claudia TURCOTTE was born Nov 1897. She died January 6, 1929pORTLAND (hISTORICAL dATA pROJECT,.
85 M vii. Joseph TURCOTTE was born 1904.
86 M viii. James Russell TURCOTTE was born 23 Sep 1907 in Hisotrical Data Project, Bismarck.
87 M ix. Robert TURCOTTE was born 27 Aug 1908.
88 F x. Mary Flora TURCOTTE was born 5 Jul 1910.
+ 89 M xi. Clarence Walter TURCOTTE was born 9 May 1912.
29. Angelique TURCOTTE (Jean Baptiste, Vital, Jean Baptiste) was born 9 Mar 1878 in Milk River and was christened 10 Mar 1878 in Milk River.
Angelique married (MRIN:167) Francois DAVIS, son of William Sr. DAVIS and Marie VALLEE (MRIN:795).
They had the following children:
90 F i. Beatrice DAVIS was born 29 Mar 1902 in Belcourt North Dakota.
33. Collin TURCOTTE (Jean Baptiste, Vital, Jean Baptiste) was born Jun 1888. He died 1969.
Collin married (MRIN:170) Christine JEANNOTTE, daughter of Gregoire Frederic JEANNOTTE and Marie Rose DESJARLAIS (MRIN:797), before 1911. Christine was born Mar 1892.
They had the following children:
91 F i. LaRose TURCOTTE was born 1911.
92 M ii. Fred TURCOTTE was born 1912.
93 F iii. Marie Cecelie TURCOTTE was born 1914.
94 M iv. Louis A. TURCOTTE was born 1915.
95 M v. Louis TURCOTTE was born after 1915. He died before 1936.
96 M vi. Andrew TURCOTTE was born 1916.
+ 97 M vii. William James TURCOTTE was born 1919 and died 1996.
98 F viii. Edna P. TURCOTTE was born 1921.
99 F ix. Josephine TURCOTTE was born 1922.
100 F x. Elizabeth TURCOTTE was born 1922.
Elizabeth married (MRIN:858) George WARD.
Husband George Ward not confirmed.
Taken from home page of Bruneau "Welcome to my Bruneau Family"
34. Mary Jane TURCOTTE (Jean Baptiste, Vital, Jean Baptiste) was born 1889 in Rolla ND. She died Jan 1984.
Mary married (MRIN:171) Louis BRUNELLE, son of John BRUNELLE and Julia MONTREUILLE (MRIN:798), on 15 May 1906 in St. Ann, Belcourt.
They had the following children:
101 F i. Emily Ernestine BRUNELLE was born 13 Nov 1913.
from Garneau Genealogy
Emily married (MRIN:891) Alexander GARNEAU. Alexander was born 1867. He died 1931.
37. Basile LESPERANCE (Genevieve TURCOTTE, Vital, Jean Baptiste) was born 14 Jun 1864 and was christened 14 Jun 1864 in St. Boniface.
Basile married (MRIN:174) Anne VERMETTE on 28 Oct 1890 in St. Jean Baptiste, Manitoba. Anne was born 1 Feb 1870 in St. Norbert, Manitoba and was christened 1 Feb 1870 in St. Norbert, Manitoba.
They had the following children:
102 F i. Marie Anne Blanche Victoria LESPERANCE was born 19 Jan 1892.
103 F ii. Marie Louise Alexina Mélina LESPERANCE was born 22 Mar 1894.
104 M iii. Joseph Victor LESPERANCE was born 9 Mar 1900 in Deerwood, Manitoba.
105 M iv. Léon David Edmond LESPERANCE.
39. Leonide (Lionel) (Leon) TURCOTTE (Joseph, Vital, Jean Baptiste) was born 21 Apr 1875 in St. Jean, Manitoba. He died 11 Mar 1956 in Kenora, Ontario and was buried in Roman Catholic Cemetery, Kenora, Ontario.
Leonide married (MRIN:4) Marie Virginie Alexandrine RANGER, daughter of Joseph RANGER and Marguerite ROCHBRUN DIT LAROCQUE (MRIN:11), on 25 Jan 1905 in St. Boniface. Marie was born 22 Dec 1885 and was christened 22 Dec 1885 in St. Boniface Cathedrale, Manitoba.
They had the following children:
+ 106 F i. Solange Marie Armande TURCOTTE.
107 M ii. Raymond TURCOTTE.
108 M iii. Leo (Moe) TURCOTTE.
109 F iv. Blanche TURCOTTE.
Blanche married (MRIN:118) Marius (Sonny) GOULET, son of Albert GOULET and Marie Louise PARENTEAU (MRIN:282), on 10 Oct 1923 in St. Boniface. Marius was born after 1892.
110 F v. Cecile TURCOTTE.
Cecile married (MRIN:117) Kenneth CONLON.
+ 111 F vi. Rose TURCOTTE.
+ 112 F vii. Jeanette TURCOTTE.
+ 113 F viii. Grace TURCOTTE.
114 F ix. Doris TURCOTTE.
Doris married (MRIN:254) Jack TAYLOR.
115 F x. Pauline TURCOTTE.
Pauline married (MRIN:276) Paul HARTON.
116 M xi. Leonard TURCOTTE was buried Unknown Possible St. Boniface.
117 F xii. Marge TURCOTTE.
+ 118 F xiii. Leona TURCOTTE.
40. Joseph TURCOTTE (Joseph, Vital, Jean Baptiste) was born 1873.
Joseph and Alvina came from St. Charles (Winnipeg) to St. Jean Baptiste in 1912 by wagon and hayrack with all their belongings and 8 children. They settled on a farm east of the river (Red River. A few years later they moved to another house. All the children were presumed baptised at St. Charles in St. Jean Baptiste.
Joseph married (MRIN:258) Alvina VANDAL, daughter of Antoine VANDAL and Marguerite ST. DENIS (MRIN:259), on 15 Oct 1900 in St. Jean Baptiste. Alvina was born 18 Dec 1881. She died 12 Dec 1948 in Kenora.
They had the following children:
+ 119 M i. Anthony (Antoine) TURCOTTE was born 5 Mar 1910 and died 24 Feb 1977.
120 M ii. Robert TURCOTTE.
121 M iii. William TURCOTTE.
122 F iv. Marie TURCOTTE.
Marie married (MRIN:802) Adelard LANDRY, son of Joseph LANDRY and Elise ROY (MRIN:803).
123 M v. Marcel TURCOTTE.
Marcel married (MRIN:804) Marie Cecile SABOURIN on 10 Sep 1944 in St. Jean Baptiste.
124 M vi. Henri TURCOTTE.
125 F vii. Josephine TURCOTTE.
Josephine married (MRIN:801) Ovide FONTAINE on 25 Apr 1928 in St. Jean Baptiste.
126 M viii. Horace TURCOTTE.
127 M ix. Eugene TURCOTTE.
Eugene married (MRIN:800) Fernande LAGACE on 11 Jun 1942 in Lasalle.
128 M x. Ernest TURCOTTE.
129 M xi. Damase TURCOTTE.
43. Marie Anna HOGUE (Julie TURCOTTE, Vital, Jean Baptiste) was born 19 Jul 1884.
Marie married (MRIN:849) Felix DUTOUR. Felix was born 3 Apr 1882 in Sheldon, Iowa. He died 27 Jan 1961.
They had the following children:
130 M i. Aime DUTOUR.
131 F ii. Ida DUTOUR.
Ida married (MRIN:850) MOUILLIERAT.
132 F iii. Anne DUTOUR.
Anne married (MRIN:851) Raoul JACKSON.
133 F iv. Della DUTOUR.
Della married (MRIN:852) Sam MCMILLAN.
134 F v. Therese DUTOUR.
Therese married (MRIN:853) Peter BRELAND.
135 M vi. Orill & Laurent DUTOUR.
136 M vii. Raymond DUTOUR.
137 F viii. Cecile DUTOUR.
Cecile married (MRIN:854) Morris TARIO.
58. Joseph TURCOTTE (Pascal, Vital, Jean Baptiste) was born Dec 1883 in Fort Walsh.
Joseph married (MRIN:273) Marguerite BERGER, daughter of Isaie BERGER and Clemence GOURNEAU (MRIN:805), on 17 Oct 1910 in FergusCounty North Dakota. Marguerite was born 1874 in Malta, Montana. She died 7 May 1936 in Lewiston, Montana.
They had the following children:
138 M i. John A. TURCOTTE was born after 1915.
139 M ii. Elmer M. TURCOTTE was born after 1915.
140 M iii. Louis N. TURCOTTE was born after 1915.
Fifth Generation
76. Antoine TURCOTTE (Napoleon, Jean Baptiste, Vital, Jean Baptiste) was born Feb 1885.
Antoine married (MRIN:789) Adele STANDING.
They had the following children:
141 M i. Andrew TURCOTTE.
142 F ii. Celina TURCOTTE was born 1910.
80. John TURCOTTE (Daniel, Jean Baptiste, Vital, Jean Baptiste) was born 1893.
John married (MRIN:792) Margaret LATREILLE, daughter of Louis Napoleon LATREILLE and Sara AZURE (MRIN:808).
They had the following children:
143 M i. John A. TURCOTTE was born 1913.
144 M ii. Elmer Marion TURCOTTE was born 1914.
145 F iii. Mary Josephine TURCOTTE.
89. Clarence Walter TURCOTTE (Daniel, Jean Baptiste, Vital, Jean Baptiste) was born 9 May 1912 in Trenton ND.
Clarence married (MRIN:794) Doris Louise MORIN.
They had the following children:
146 M i. Clarence Donald TURCOTTE was born 30 Nov 1945 in Santa Cruz.
147 M ii. Gary TURCOTTE was born 9 May 1947 in Salinas.
97. William James TURCOTTE (Collin, Jean Baptiste, Vital, Jean Baptiste) was born 1919 in North Dakota. He died 1996 in Lansing, Michigan.
William married (MRIN:809) Helen Margaret BAUDISCH. Helen was born in Austria.
They had the following children:
148 M i. Robert TURCOTTE.
106. Solange Marie Armande TURCOTTE (Leonide (Lionel) (Leon), Joseph, Vital, Jean Baptiste).
Solange married (MRIN:2) George Kitchener MACKAY, son of Charles Allen MACKAY and Ruby Pearl KITCHIN (KITCHEN, KITCHENER) (MRIN:3), on 13 Feb 1942 in Toronto, Ontario. George was born 17 Mar 1923 in Moncton, New Brunswick.
They had the following children:
+ 149 F i. Karen Joyce MACKAY was born 10 Dec 1944.
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Morton a candidate to start on Thursday
By Tom Singer / MLB.com
CHICAGO - Fresh off what manager Clint Hurdle called "his best outing to date," Charlie Morton is the Pirates' fallback option to start on Thursday if Wandy Rodriguez cannot.
Rodriguez, who left his previous start last Wednesday after retiring one batter because of tightness in the forearm, is scheduled to throw a bullpen on Monday in PNC Park. If the results of that workout are not encouraging, the lefty will be placed on the disabled list and Morton would step into his spot.
The Pirates did not confirm these plans, since Morton remains on the 60-day disabled list and Hurdle disdains dealing with hypothetical issues.
However, the Plan B to make that start against the Giants clearly is Morton, who made a rehab start Saturday night for Triple-A Indianapolis and therefore would be going on normal four-days rest on Thursday.
Morton went 6 1/3 innings Saturday night, throwing "a very good mix" of 96 pitches, according to Hurdle. He allowed Norfolk six hits and two runs, with one walk and four strikeouts.
"He had a good sinker: 10 ground ball outs," the manager elaborated. "It all depends on how Wandy's bullpen goes. Charlie could actually be one of the guys considered."
Morton is in the final stages of his comeback from Tommy John surgery. The Thursday start would come on almost the anniversary of that operation, which he underwent on June 14, 2012.
Pirates anticipating arrival of Dodgers' Puig
CHICAGO -- The Pirates' staff has not yet received any formal scouting reports on Yasiel Puig. But manager Clint Hurdle has gotten plenty of word-of-mouth reports from baseball cohorts on the meteoric outfielder the Dodgers will be bringing to town next weekend.
And the word is "fantastic."
"[Paul] Maholm informed me he's not ready to make the Hall of Fame yet," said Hurdle, citing the former Pittsburgh lefty who is now with Atlanta and faced Puig on Friday. "But if you make a mistake, he can hit it out of the park. And he's done some pretty remarkable things early in his career."
Maholm spoke from experience: He was working on a 1-0 gem against the Dodgers until Puig, in his fifth Major League game, hit his fourth homer off him in the sixth to tie the score.
"What he's doing is obviously electrifying," Hurdle said. "It's good for the game. It's obviously good for the Dodgers."
The Dodgers will be in PNC Park for games Friday night, late Saturday afternoon (4:05 p.m. ET) and Sunday afternoon.
In Sunday's game, Gerrit Cole, set to make his big league debut on Tuesday, could face Clayton Kershaw … as well as Puig.
Pirates to minimize distractions for Cole
CHICAGO -- Anticipation for Gerrit Cole's Major League debut will naturally grow until he delivers that first pitch from the PNC Park mound at 7:05 p.m. ET on Tuesday.
However, the build-up will be all "external," as Pirates manager Clint Hurdle likes to refer to the noise outside of his team's clubhouse.
The Pirates are ensuring that Cole's big league entry will be as muted and calming as possible.
The top overall pick in the 2011 First-Year Player Draft will be in-house Monday to check out his PNC Park locker and try on his new No. 45 uniform.
But Monday is a break in the Pirates' schedule, and the team will not hold any media events involving Cole. Thus, given starting pitchers' pregame routines, Cole will not get to meet with reporters until after his debut outing.
Hurdle does plan to share a quiet moment with the right-hander on Monday.
"I'll be interested to get his feedback on how he feels the progression of his season has gone," the manager said. "I'll ask him about what areas he feels he nailed down, and the things in front of him he thinks he still has to master."
Otherwise, Cole's entrance will be kept as low key as plausible. Just another one of 162.
Worth noting
• Entering Sunday's action, the Pirates had won seven games while scoring one run or two. How unusual was that? A trio of teams had yet to win a single game under those conditions: the Angels, the Blue Jays and the Yankees were a collective 0-46 when scoring two or fewer.
• Also going into Sunday's game, the Pittsburgh pitching staff had held opponents to an average of .223. The lowest on record by a National League staff is .224, by the Sandy Koufax-Don Drysdale 1965 Dodgers.
First number, last word
0: Hits allowed by reliever Bryan Morris in his last nine innings, spanning five appearances.
"We know what to expect and the type of person he is. He's not gonna let his nerves get the best of him. He'll pitch well." - Pirates outfielder Andrew McCutchen, on imminent new teammate Gerrit Cole.
Tom Singer is a reporter for MLB.com and writes an MLBlog Change for a Nickel. He can also be found on Twitter @Tom_Singer. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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"Don't do it!"
"Are you sure you want to do this?"
"Have you ever watched him?"
"Go read Al Franken's book where he describes what a liar and a prick he is."
"You should be ready to pull off your mic and walk off. No one's ever had the guts to do that, and it will teach him a lesson."
"Get a hair cut and wear a nice suit so you have some credibility."
These are just a few of the responses I got from friends and colleagues recently when I told them I was about to go on The O'Reilly Factor, the right-wing news talk show on cable's Fox News Channel. I appeared on June 18 via satellite from Irvine to discuss the controversy surrounding the wearing of green stoles with religious writing by some Muslim students at UC Irvine's graduation ceremonies.
Apparently, some Jewish students saw the color green and the Arabic calligraphy and automatically thought "terrorist supporter," and making matters worse, local Jewish leaders who should have known better jumped in to encourage the terrorist interpretation of Islam's most basic statement of faith rather than help the students to work through the implications and realities of their fears. And then host Bill O'Reilly devoted segments of several shows to accusing the Muslim students of wearing "Hamas armbands"—an utter lie (as attested to by none other than the CIA, which was called in to see if the stoles had any terrorist connotations).
By the time I watched O'Reilly "interview" a supposed "security expert" (who sounded like he came from the Abu Ghraib School of Intelligence-Gathering) indict an entire religion of 1.3 billion people as terrorists, my sense of anger and masochism (which, according to my wife, are intimately related) convinced me that I needed to get on this show and set the record straight. I knew that wouldn't be easy, however, since O'Reilly's people hadn't actually invited me or any other professor who knew what was going on at UCI to discuss these issues. So I scammed my way onto the show by calling his production office and explaining I was returning a call from someone whose name I forgot who had specifically invited me to appear to discuss the situation.
As planned, the producer I spoke with was too busy to check my story, answering, "Of course. Thanks so much for getting back to us so fast. Can you appear today?" A few hours later, a brand-new Mercedes arrived at my door to drive me the one mile to the studio.
I'm not sure why everyone I knew was so freaked-out about my going toe-to-toe with someone like O'Reilly. I mean, if after 15 years of studying about and living and working in the Muslim world, I can't hold my own against the likes of him, I might as well give up and become a cab driver. And in fact, O'Reilly wasn't as aggressive as my colleagues had warned me. Perhaps he saw the article I wrote for the OC Weekly last year about my run-in with fellow right-wing talk-show host Dennis Prager ["The Danger of Google History in a Time of War," March 14, 2003] and how I caught him in several lies; or perhaps he was just in a rare semi-civil mood.
O'Reilly's moods and deliveries are not the main point about his show. Instead it's the level of mis- and disinformation that comes through viewers' televisions each day from a show that masquerades as a "No Spin Zone." On the show I was on, O'Reilly was spinning out of control. No matter what I said, he kept referring to "Hamas armbands" and the "apparent support for terrorists and suicide bombers" symbolized by the students' wearing of the stoles. When that didn't work, he compared their action to Native Americans coming to graduation wearing swastikas and asked if I, as a Jewish person, would appreciate that.
Whenever conservatives pull out Holocaust references, you know they've run out of arguments. But that wasn't all. When this tack didn't go anywhere, he argued that students had no right to wear religious symbols at a graduation. I guess he'd forgotten the First Amendment or would prefer to live in France—certainly a paradox considering his website has a whole section devoted to France-bashing. "Now I've got you two ways," he said after trashing the Constitution. But as I pointed out how ludicrous his argument was, he blurted out, "You've got 15 seconds." It's nice to be playing on your own court. When you know you're going to lose, you just stop the game and go home. Too bad President Bush can't do that in Iraq.
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What's most frightening about O'Reilly's method of confusion, distortion and bullying is that it reflects exactly the kind of combination of Orwell and Goerbels that Michael Moore's new movie, Fahrenheit 9/11, brings into focus. And it is the response of critics to Moore's film that points to how dangerous O'Reilly and the radical right-wing press are, as even supposedly liberal news media like The New York Times or New Yorker felt obligated to take potshots at Fahrenheit 9/11. Moore's analysis of the incredibly shady, profitable and immoral relationship between Bush and U.S. military-industrial elites and corrupt and blood-soaked Saudis—which is supported by all the scholarly research I've seen (including my own field work in Baghdad this spring, as I described in an OC Weekly article ["Cash for Chaos," April 16])—is about the killing of American democracy. As one of my friends lamented after coming out of Fahrenheit 9/11, the liberal media are "a bunch of wimps."
The realization of just what the media has let the Bush administration get away with is no doubt one reason why I got so many e-mails from colleagues and even strangers thanking me for taking O'Reilly on and for "telling him to shut up," which I never did, but apparently just refusing to let him cut me off was tantamount to telling him to shut up (of course, I also got dozens of e-mails accusing me of being the same terrorist-loving America-hater as the Muslim students who wore the stoles, and at least one person threatened violence—just as colleagues who'd previously appeared on his show warned me I'd get).
But what really surprised me is that so many progressives watch his show—kind of like being caught admitting they were watching porn, however, most said they just happened to be flipping through the channels and saw me on the show. A couple of friends I teased about this admitted they find The O'Reilly Factorsimultaneously entertaining and sleazy, just like porn. I've never been in a porno movie, so I can't compare porno acting to appearing on The O'Reilly Factor, but I can say it was fun to go mano a mano with someone who strikes such fear in the hearts of people with Ph.Ds. And so to my colleagues who remain too offended or insecure to take on O'Reilly, Limbaugh, Hannity and their hardcore comrades, I say, take a Viagra and join the party. The sleaze washes off after a quick shower.
Mark LeVine is assistant professor of modern Middle Eastern history, culture and Islamist studies at UC Irvine. He is co-editor with Pilar Perez and Viggo Mortensen ofTwilight of Empire: Responses to Occupation (Perceval Press, 2003) and author ofOverthrowing Geography: Jaffa, Tel Aviv and the Struggle for Palestine (UC Press, 2004) andWhy They Don't Hate Us: From Chaos to Culture Jamming in the Global Age (Oneworld Publications, 2004).


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Each day, countless Jacksonville children walk down gauntlets of garbage-covered lots as they make their way to school.
Day after day.
Knowing that, do we really expect those kids to believe us when we insist — despite the muck and mire they're forced to navigate around each day — that we value them just as much as other schoolchildren in other neighborhoods in other parts of our community?
Do we really think it doesn't affect those kids?
That it doesn't color how they view themselves?
That it doesn't hinder what they allow themselves to dream they can achieve?
Of course, it does.
The Times-Union editorial page staff has documented overgrown weeds near schools, broken glass on sidewalks and other examples of blight.
And Duval County Schools Superintendent Nikolai Vitti openly acknowledges it.
"Kids aren't stupid," Vitti recently told the Times-Union editorial board.
"The way (the neighborhood around) a school looks signals to children whether they're valued or not."
Vitti added that adults can't tell children we have high expectations for them — or real belief in them — when they are surrounded by "tires on lawns and fences falling apart" on their daily journey to school.
"They see that, and they can see the contradiction between reality and what we tell them," Vitti said.
"It tells them they aren't valued."
That's why it's encouraging that Duval's school system has been working with the city's Operation Neighborhood Blight ad hoc committee to intensify the battle against physical neglect in neighborhoods across Jacksonville — and address the fact that many of our heavily blighted areas are near public schools.
Vitti has toured ravaged areas with City Councilwoman Denise Lee, who chairs the blight ad hoc committee, which has already made a major contribution and produced tangible progress in cleaning up wide sections of the community.
Lee began this project to focus on unacceptable blight by giving a similar tour to the editorial page staff.
At first last year, the blight was widespread and outrageous, worse than had been observed by the staff in recent years.
City officials took action and significantly reduced the illegal trash dumps, the abandoned tires, the overgrown weeds and so forth.
But crime is a form of blight, as well.
And it affects children at school.
Are parents afraid to allow their young children to walk to school down drug-infested neighborhoods?
Or past groups of loiterers, many of whom are involved in criminal activities?
Paul Soares, the Duval schools' chief of operations, now serves as the district's liaison with the blight panel.
And the school district has actively begun to examine ways it can work in proactive fashion to halt blight, in all its forms, in and around school grounds.
It's a real indication that the school district realizes it has a constructive role to play in the war on blight.
And it's one that should be embraced.
"It's about collaboration," Vitti said of working with the city in fighting blight.
"We're stepping forward to try to do more."
It's a good step forward, as well.
Too often the phrase "for the kids" has become a tiresome cliche thrown around in cynical fashion.
But doing more to reduce neighborhood blight and the hovering specter of crime really is something we must do for the sake of our kids.


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This is cool. A juice company has given the smartphone wars a fruity twist.
The company, Ceres Fruit Juice, launched a limited edition Apple flavour in response to its competitor Liqui-Fruit's recent release of a BlackBerry flavour.
As part of the launch, Ceres has released an online game which can be found on its Facebook Page. It's a pretty simple Angry Birds-style game, which consists of the Ceres Limited Edition Apple "clearing the valley of all the sneaky blackberries" by shooting apples at their competitor. The game is also the entry mechanism for a competition in which people have the chance to win one of seven iPhone 5s.
The fact that the game isn't the worst way to waste a few minutes of your work day means that you at least get some reward, even if you don't win anything in the competition.
"We thought we would have a bit of fun by responding to Liqui-Fruit's recently launched blackberry flavour by launching a limited edition apple, just like competing handset brands out there " says Nabeel Schrueder, Ceres' Brand Manager.
The campaign also includes at least one ad that plays into the classy minimalism found in Apple's marketing material.
Clever, innovative, relevant and a little bit edgy. We like it.


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Merritt execs figure a week at the communication firm's California office—which involves bunking in a corporate apartment and sightseeing between meetings with colleagues and clients—is a good way to integrate staff at the bi-coastal organization.
"It always helps when the employees get to know each other on a personal level. It promotes team building," says VP of Organizational Development Patty Groce.
The company has 25 employees in Virginia and 10 in San Francisco. Junior San Francisco staff members visit the Reston, VA, headquarters as well.
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TCM was cutting loose last night, Lolita followed by Easy Rider. Youve got a totally hippie'd-out, drugged out, haired-out Peter Fonda and a young Dennis Hopper (whom I didnt even recognize til like halfway thru the film!), riding cross-country on motorcycles, eventually picking up Jack Nicholson. This is like some kind of dream I'd have after eating Thai food or something. The cemetary acid freak out scene was…. trippy ='.'=
So finally, I see both these classics.


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See the link below, page 12 for reference to my question. Below is the text where my question came from. I am working on a STM32F1 Micro, getting the USB up and running. JUST started this part of the project and have never done anything like this before. I did not find anything on this subject by searching on google, does anybody know what it means?
Endpoint register functions
All operations with endpoint registers can be obtained with the SetENDPOINT and
GetENDPOINT functions. However, many functions are derived from these to offer the
advantage of a direct action on a specific field.
a) Endpoint set/get value
SetENDPOINT : void SetENDPOINT(uint8_t bEpNum,uint16_t wRegValue)
bEpNum = Endpoint number, wRegValue = Value to write
GetENDPOINT : uint16_t GetENDPOINT(uint8_t bEpNum)
bEpNum = Endpoint number
return value: the endpoint register value
b) Endpoint TYPE field
The EP_TYPE field of the endpoint register can assume the defined values below:
#define EP_BULK (0x0000) // Endpoint BULK
#define EP_CONTROL (0x0200) // Endpoint CONTROL
#define EP_ISOCHRNOUS (0x0400) // Endpoint ISOCHRONOUS
#define EP_INTERRUPT (0x0600) // Endpoint INTERRUPT
SetEPType : void SetEPType (uint8_t bEpNum, uint16_t wtype)
bEpNum = Endpoint number, wtype = Endpoint type (value from the
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bEpNum = Endpoint number
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Wastewater Infrastructure Financing:
Stakeholder Views on a National Infrastructure Bank and Public-Private Partnerships
GAO-10-728: Published: Jun 30, 2010. Publicly Released: Jul 30, 2010.
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Communities will need hundreds of billions of dollars in coming years to construct and upgrade wastewater infrastructure. Policymakers have proposed a variety of approaches to finance this infrastructure, including the creation of a national infrastructure bank (NIB) and the increased use of privately financed public-private partnerships (PPP). In this context, GAO was asked to identify (1) stakeholder views on issues to be considered in the design of an NIB and (2) the extent to which private financing has been used in wastewater PPPs and its reported advantages and challenges. In conducting this work, GAO developed a questionnaire based on existing NIB proposals and administered it to 37 stakeholders with expertise in wastewater utilities, infrastructure needs, and financing; GAO received 29 responses from stakeholders with a variety of perspectives about an NIB. To determine the extent to which wastewater PPPs have been privately financed and their advantages and disadvantages, GAO identified and interviewed municipalities involved in privately financed PPPs and wastewater services companies, conducted case studies in states with privately financed PPPs, and conducted a literature review. GAO is not making any recommendations. While this report discusses a number of funding approaches, GAO is not endorsing any option and does not have a position on whether an NIB should be established.
Stakeholders who responded to GAO's questionnaire discussed issues in the following three key areas that should be considered in designing an NIB: 1) Mission and administrative structure. While a majority of stakeholders supported the creation of an NIB, their views varied on its mission and administrative structure. One-third supported an NIB to fund only water and wastewater infrastructure, while two-thirds responded that it should also fund transportation and energy projects. There was no consensus among stakeholders on whether an NIB should be administered by an existing federal agency, structured as a government corporation, or structured as a government-sponsored enterprise. GAO has previously reported that an entity's administrative structure affects the extent to which it is under federal control, how its activities are reflected in the federal budget, and the risk exposure of U.S. taxpayers. 2) Financing authorities. A majority of stakeholders agreed on an NIB's financing authorities. Specifically, a majority said the federal government should provide the initial capital; an NIB should be authorized to use a variety of options to generate funds for operating expenses and lending; and an NIB should offer a variety of mechanisms for financing projects, such as providing direct loans, loan guarantees, and funding for the Environmental Protection Agency's existing wastewater funding program--the Clean Water State Revolving Fund. 3) Project eligibility and prioritization. Stakeholders' views varied on which types of projects should be eligible for NIB financing, such as whether it should exclusively finance large projects. In addition, a majority agreed an NIB should prioritize projects that address the greatest infrastructure need and generate the greatest environmental and public health benefits. GAO identified seven municipalities that have entered into privately financed PPPs--contractual agreements in which the private partner invests funds in the wastewater infrastructure--since 1992: Arvin, California; Cranston, Rhode Island; Fairbanks, Alaska; Franklin, Ohio; North Brunswick, New Jersey; Santa Paula, California; and Woonsocket, Rhode Island. Municipal and wastewater company officials GAO interviewed identified the following examples of advantages of privately financed PPPs: 1) Provide access to financing for municipalities that have difficulty using traditional financing sources, such as municipal bond markets. 2) May make operations more efficient, for example, by taking advantage of economies of scale by buying key supplies, like chemicals, in bulk. 3) May bring new infrastructure online faster than traditional public procurement because companies have more flexibility. These officials identified challenges of privately financed PPPs, including: 1) Local opposition may arise out of concerns about higher wastewater rates and the potential loss of municipal wastewater jobs. 2) Private financing is generally more costly than tax-exempt municipal bonds because of higher interest rates; a 2002 National Research Council study reported that private financing is 20 to 40 percent more expensive. 3) Contracts can be costly and difficult to develop because they are complex, and municipalities and companies are unfamiliar with this type of PPP.
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CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — Bus tours have resumed at the Kennedy Space Center now that the government shutdown has ended.
Tourists on Friday were able to resume seeing the space center where space shuttles and rockets have launched for decades.
The bus tours are offered by the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex, which is operated by a private company, not the federal government.
But the tours had been halted because the space center was closed during the shutdown.
The Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex stayed open during the impasse over government funding.
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