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by Evelyn Flood
This story was published in the Newton County Times Newspaper on
3 June 1999 in my "Kinfolks" Column.
James Franklin Burdine was the son of Nathaniel Burdine and
Sarah Jane Pierce.
Sarah Jane Pierce was the daughter of Mary Polly Pierce before her
marriage to John Owens
James was born on 22 September 1873 in Newton County, Arkansas.
He married Mary Lavina "Viney" Smith on 31 December 1896 in
Newton County, Arkansas.
"Viney" Smith was the daughter of Henry W Smith and Barbara Allen
Pierce House Smith. Viney was born on 6 April l88l in Arkansas.
The children of James Franklin Burdine and Mary Lavina "Viney" Smith
(1)Cyl Vester Burdine
Cyl Vester "Vester" Burdine was born on 27 March l897 and married
SALLIE JANE CHEATHAM (1894-1969) on 3 Feb 1916 in Newton County,
Sallie Jane Cheatham was the daughter of William Thomas "Tommy"
Cheatham and Laura Ricketts.
Laura Ricketts was sister to my Flood childrens
great-grandmother Hester Hosannah Ricketts Flud.
Cyl Vester Burdine's daughter Katherine Wheeler is the Newton County
Times correspondent for the Log Hall Section of the Newton County
Times Newspaper.
Vester Burdine children:
1.Voda Neola Burdine Sims (1917 - 1983)
2.Gladys M Burdine Hefley (1919 - 1989)
3.Kathryn Maxine Burdine Wheeler (1923 - 2012)
4.James E. Burdine (1925 - 1974)
5.**Elsie Louise Burdine Kilgore (14Mar1927-13Sep2016 Benton Co.AR)
6.Cly Laverne Burdine (1929 - 1930)
7.Ama Nel Burdine Sexton (1934 - 1998)
8.Charles Vernon Burdine (1936 - 2012)
Elsie Louise Kilgore, age 89, of Harrison, Arkansas, passed away
Tuesday, September 13, 2016, at the Newton County Nursing Home in
Jasper, Arkansas.
She was born March 14, 1927, at Log Hall, Arkansas, the daughter of
Sylvester and Sallie (Cheatham) Burdine. She was preceded in death by
her parents and her husband, Kenneth Gus Kilgore(1927-2014)
Funeral services will be 10:00AM, Saturday, September 17, 2016, at
Big Creek Assembly of God Church, Vendor, AR.
Interment will be in the Smith Cemetery at Vendor, Arkansas.
Cyl Vester Burdine died on 20 December l974 and is buried in Smith
Cemetery at Vendor,Arkansas(Newton County)
(2) William Casal Burdine
William Casal Burdine was born on 15 December l898 and died on
26 January l899 and is buried in the Smith Cemetery at Vendor,Arkansas.
(3) Dailey Russell Burdine
Russell Burdine was born 14 June l900 and married
(1)BERTHA NORTON on 6 Oct l9l7 in Newton County, Arkansas.
Bertha was daughter of Horace C Norton and Martha Jane Taylor.
Bertha died in l931
Russell Burdine married
(2) LINDA ARIZONA DAVIS on 25 Dec 1931 in Newton County, Arkansas.
Linda was daughter of Alice Waters Henderson and James Irvin Davis.
The Burdine family just lost Linda on 10 September 1997 and she is
also buried at Crossroads Cemetery at Deer, Arkansas(Newton County).
Russell Burdine died on 4 September 1975 and is buried at Crossroads
Cemetery, Newton County, Arkansas.
(4) Gertie M Burdine
Gertie was born on 3 August l902 at Vendor, Arkansas and married
(1) W M BAKER on 7 July l9l8 in Newton County,Arkansas.
Do not know the names of W.M. Bakers parents, but believe it was
Elihue Baker and Peggy Emeline Smith (Levi Smith and Sophia Ann Flood
Was Mr. Baker killed in Little Rock, Arkansas in the early 1930s?
Does anyone know the circumstances of his death??
Was his death in connection with the bank robbery at Jasper.?
After W.M. Baker died,Gertie married :
(2)COLUMBUS FARMER on 23 Feb 1933 in Newton County,Arkansas.
Gertie Burdine Baker Farmer died on 9 January l989 at Cole Camp,
Missouri with burial at Cave Springs.
Survivors included three sons and a daughter.
i:Jim Baker of Warsaw,Missouri
ii:George Baker
iii:Argie Baker of Lees Summitt,Missouri
iv:Peggy Baker Edmonds of Atlanta,Georgia.
(5)Mertie L Burdine
Mertie was born on 14 November 1904 and died 16 February 1905 with
burial at Smith Cemetery,Vendor,Arkansas.
(6) Oshia Leoria Burdine
Oshia was born on 29 April 1906 at Vendor, Arkansas.
She married:
(1)ALEX HAMILTON on 8 July 1923 in Newton County, Arkansas.
Alex was son of Joe C. Hamilton and Mary Frances Greenhaw.
Mary Frances Greenhaw was the Flood children's maternal great great
Alex (Elec) Hamilton died on 27 November 1939 from burns suffered
in a house fire.
Their daughter Marie Hamilton also died from burns.
Oshia married secondly to DAVID MIDDLETON in Boone County,
Arkansas (unknown date).
Had the privilege of meeting Oshia on one of my trips to Arkansas and
stopped at her home to take her with us when we visited Anna Mae Davis
at Anna Mae's house. Had my tape recorder on recording the
conversations of the ladies at the Davis house, but there were so
many ladies talking,it is impossible to make out the conversation
with Oshia.
I do remember that she told me that Alec Hamilton was the kindest man
she had ever known.
I wrote Oshia a long letter several years before she died but she
never answered. Oshia died on 21 March 1991 and is buried in the
Mt.Judea Cemetery, in Newton County, Arkansas.
(7)Achia Burdine
Achia was born in 1909 and married M.A. FARMER on 28 March 1926,
in Newton County, Arkansas. I do not have a list of her children,
Maybe someone can give me the names of her children.
Achia Burdine Farmer died on 25 December 1994.
Parents of M.A. Farmer are unknown.
(8) Toy Hershel Burdine(8Jan1911 Newton Co. - 21Oct1975
married RUTH CATHERINE FARMER on 17 Aug 1930.
Burial:Benton County Memorial Park,Rogers,Benton County,Arkansas
Known Children:
Betty Lou Burdine Evans (1931 - 2006)
Mary M Burdine Vanderpool (1943 - 2011)
(9) Frankie Burdine
Frankie married LOU HICKMAN on 2 August 1929 in Newton County,
Arkansas. Nothing further known.
James Franklin Burdine died on 28 May 1913 and is buried in the Smith
Cemetery at Vendor (Newton County)Arkansas.
Mary Lavina"Viney" Smith Burdine married again on 13 June l915 to
DAVID CROCKETT SMITH(of the Alfred Smith and Rebecca Flood side) and
had five daughters by Smith:
i:Ethel Smith Norton
ii:Edith Lee Smith Eddings Britnell
iii:Dorothy Smith Shatswell
iv:Alice Leona Smith Sexton Douglas
v:Ina Vianzia Smith Martin Hefley Frye.
(see the DAVID CROCKETT SMITH Story on my website
Mary Lavina"Viney" Smith Burdine Smith died on 4 August 1943 with
burial in Smith Cemetery at Vendor, Arkansas.
Evelyn Flood
This story was published in the Newton County Times Newspaper on
3 June 1999 in my "Kinfolks" column.
Evelyn Flood
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"Faded" is a 2015 electronic-ballad by Norwegian EDM artist Alan Walker. Walker debuted a live performance of "Faded" with vocalist Iselin Solheim and string support on 1 March 2016 at X Games Oslo 2016. The performance was aired live on Norwegian television.
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Making Myself Happy
I had to be straight with the Wolvog: his Halloween costume was a pain in my ass. He wanted to be the 10th Doctor, which seems as if it should be an easy costume, but suits are expensive. Did he want to be the Tardis? I could inexpensively turn him into the Tardis. No, he did not want to be the Tardis, at least not as his first choice. He suggested that he go as the 13th Doctor and wear whatever he wanted to wear. Which was a sweet solution, but it sort of broke my heart.
I had made a promise to the universe when I was waiting for them that I would always furnish my children with kickass Halloween costumes. I could not back down on that promise. But that promise did come with a $20 cap.
He went to school feeling a little down about the whole thing, and I went to the local thrift shop to see if I could find something to turn into a pin-stripe suit.
I had never been in this particular thrift shop and didn't have high hopes, except that I had received a somewhat anonymous email to go check the thrift shop. Who doesn't follow instructions that come in an anonymous email?
So I went into the childrens' clothing room and there, hanging at the end of the row so it was the first thing I saw was a blue, pin-stripe suit jacket. Massively too large but still, exactly what I needed. I took it down and went to pay for it because… I was just so happy. Did the anonymous townsperson put the jacket there for me? Unlikely by the sound of the follow-up email. Did he see it there and remember the plea I sent out to our town listserv? Maybe? Or perhaps it was just random luck.
It only got better because the jacket was $3. THREE DOLLARS. I splurged and bought the boy a Doctor-looking tie.
I went home on a retail high and pretty much shook with excitement all day until the Wolvog came home. He made me take dozens of photos of him posing in his costume. (Though my mother is helping me to take the whole thing in about 8 sizes…)
Okay, that wasn't a good example because I didn't make myself happy. The random townsperson made me happy. The store made me happy. And that is a crap shoot.
But I can't stop talking about his $3.50 Halloween costume. That has to be a record.
When downloading the Serial podcast, I noticed there were a bunch of other podcasts on the "popular" list, and I chose to subscribe to the Nerdist podcast. The only drawback is that they sort of come fast and furious if you are someone like me who has very little time to listen to podcasts. It makes me a little anxious when I open the podcast app and see 14 podcasts awaiting listening.
But they're really funny, and it is nice to have a disembodied voice telling you a story. The one I just listened to was Spike Feresten. He wrote for Seinfeld and Letterman and has great stories about being a comedy writer. He also had a very moving story about having his show canceled and losing his father in the same time period, and it put the idea of disappointment (especially in the arts) in perspective.
It sort of felt like the podcast I needed to hear. Sometimes we don't get the podcast we want, we get the podcast we need.
So that is making me happy: the disembodied voices telling me funny stories.
What is making you happy this weekend?
And get your posts ready because tomorrow is another #MicroblogMonday.
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- 1 Kate (Bee In The Bonnet) { 10.12.14 at 8:21 am }
Totally happy, sitting here reading your blog post with my two monkey-twerps (who will both be Robin Hood for halloween this year, in spite of the fact that they *hate* to dress alike…), while one perches on my lap and the other squashes himself between the back of the chair and me, both happily entranced by the Backyardigans.
This is making me happy this weekend, because we are in the process of fixing/moving in to a new house, and I crave stillness, and this is my moment of stillness.
- 2 Casey { 10.12.14 at 8:50 am }
Firstly, reading your post is making me happy. Knowing that you would go out of your way for your son is very cool. Secondly, a long-held dream of mine is being fulfilled tomorrow, with the release of my first ebook.
- 3 a { 10.12.14 at 9:30 am }
Semi-anonymous emails that bring good things would make me happy. This weekend, we're just enjoying my girl's birthday and the way she's turned into a multi-day event.
- 4 Kasey { 10.12.14 at 9:50 am }
After a day at the flea market where I got a good deal on a library card box and a butter dish Rob surprised me with lunch at a doctor Who themed cafe , Pandorica, full of themed art and episodes playing and even a TARDIS door bathroom. These things made me very happy. And at the cafe I thought of how your kids would love this place.
- 5 loribeth { 10.12.14 at 9:56 am }
What's making me happy today:
* Your post put a smile on my face. 🙂
* The Princess has a new baby sister! 🙂 Let the shopping/spoiling begin, lol….
* It's Thanksgiving weekend here, and we are going to BIL's this afternoon for lunch.
* The fall colours are gorgeous right now.
Life is good. 🙂
- 6 Elizabeth { 10.12.14 at 10:19 am }
Writing time!
- 7 JustHeather { 10.12.14 at 2:26 pm }
Hubby took the boy outside for a bit so I could finish making lunch in peace, get a load of laundry started and even sit down to take a very short break (on the computer). And then I got a message saying to come outside to see the gifts. My boy had picked me some of the last straggly daises he found.
I also made some yummy brownies. 🙂
- 8 Lori Lavender Luz { 10.12.14 at 3:08 pm }
I love that you got an anonymous-ish tip that solved a problem for you.
I'm happy right now watching the Broncos game. And I'm excited to publish my #MicroblogMondays tomorrow and share it with others.
- 9 Persnickety { 10.12.14 at 7:32 pm }
I relived a little bit of my childhood and made oatmeal chocolate chip cookies. And because the batch was so big, I divided it in half and now have freezer cookie dough, waiting for a need cookies day!
- 10 Deborah { 10.12.14 at 8:22 pm }
Beginning with Friday, I got a growth opportunity at work- which I've been given a week to mull over and decide accordingly. My daughter's birthday was Saturday and we spent the day doing the usual Saturday stuff (routine makes me happy) and relaxing into a small, celebratory dinner. Today was more relaxing wrapped around a couple of chores. A no fuss, no muss, kind of weekend. Happy. Happy. Happy. And oh, yeah COOOL tip and wonderful solution to Hallween madness. 😉
- 11 Justine { 10.12.14 at 10:17 pm }
Happy: apple picking yesterday on a cloudy day with no one in the orchard … apple pie and farmer's market this morning … bounce house with my daughter today … cardamom ginger scones in the oven … fall. Love the Wolvog's Halloween costume story. 🙂
- 12 Mali { 10.12.14 at 10:21 pm }
Spring is making me happy. We visited friends in a wine region this weekend, and so lots of wine made me (too?) happy too.
As did being out in the country, in an olive grove, really seeing the stars, and falling asleep in complete and utter silence.
Of course, today is Monday here already, so I'm not that happy any more!
- 13 Katherine A { 10.12.14 at 10:23 pm }
Happy this weekend: going for a walk along the lake and looking at the trees changing colors/watching the ducks…hanging out with husband…taking up the dining room table with my jewelry making supplies and putting together several fun pieces.
Love the anonymous email tip to lead to the suit. And $3.50 for a wonderful Halloween costume? That is awesome!
- 14 Isabelle { 10.12.14 at 11:52 pm }
My happy moment this weekend: anticipated having just one egg during our retrieval and turned out retrieving three eggs! Nothing better than unexpected bonus eggs during an egg retrieval. 😀
- 15 Tiara { 10.13.14 at 6:55 am }
Your post, of course & you getting happiness. For me, there is nothing like the attention of my birthday & the ones I love making it special for me to make me happy!
- 16 Bronwyn { 10.13.14 at 12:54 pm }
I really like the idea of anonymous townspeople mysteriously leaving you $3 costumes in thrift shops then giving you tip-off emails. You should have left us with that version, out there and strong. Tell you what – I'll ignore the bit where you said it was unlikely.


text: Computed Tomography of the Breast: Abnormal Findings with Mammographic and Sonographic CorrelationKim, Sun Mi MD; Park, Jeong Mi MDJournal of Computer Assisted Tomography: September/October 2003 - Volume 27 - Issue 5 - pp 761-770 Breast Imaging: Pictorial Essay Abstract Author Information Although computed tomography (CT) is not the primary method of evaluating breast lesions, we have occasionally found breast abnormalities on CT. We retrospectively reviewed the CT findings of patients who also underwent mammography and/or ultrasonography at the same time and found that CT showed many interesting benign and malignant breast conditions. Also, some breast lesions were better visualized by CT than by mammography. Although several recent reports have described the usefulness of contrast-enhanced computed tomography (CT) for visualizing lesions in dense breast tissue located adjacent to the chest wall or for identifying the extent of a breast carcinoma, 1,2 CT is not the primary method of evaluating specific breast lesions. Therefore, the CT features of breast lesions are not as familiar as those of mammography or ultrasonography. However, because CT scans of the chest and abdomen frequently include all or part of the breasts, breast abnormalities can also be identified on CT. As CT can occasionally be the first radiologic study to detect a breast abnormality, it is important to be familiar with the CT appearance of breast lesions. The purpose of this study is to help to interpret breast lesions detected on CT by illustrating abnormal conditions of the breast as they appear on chest or abdominal CT. Correlation with mammographic or ultrasonographic findings can then be established. From the Department of Radiology, Asan Medial Center, University of Ulsan College of Medicine, Seoul, Korea (Drs Kim and Park). Correspondence to: Jeong Mi Park, Department of Radiology, University of Wisconsin-Madison, CSC E3/311, 600 Highland Avenue, Madison, WI 53792-3252. Reprints: Sun Mi Kim, MD, Department of Radiology, Asan Medial Center, University of Ulsan College of Medicine, 388-1 Pungnap-dong, Songpa-gu, Seoul 138–736, Korea (e-mail: email@example.com). © 2003 Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, Inc.


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|I golfed at this course for the first time a week ago and was very surprised to find that it was in excellent condition. Most 9-hole courses, especially in the sacramento area, are not properly taken care of, but Champions was surprisingly well upkept. As for the actual golf, the course was about average. I personally like the length of Emerald Lakes better than this course, but Champions was in much better shape. Very beautiful with all the water and fountains.
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Today I will share with you a card I made for the Addicted to CAS challenge, the theme is ''LEAVES" which suits me just great since Autumn is my absolute favorite season of the year.
Here is my card.
Very very handsome set of Fall leaves! Just gorgeous in this loose water coloring! I'm a big fan of splatter! Good luck wiht your link to the Challenge!ReplyDelete
Thank you Patti, this is a really beautiful set, so perfect for making Autumn cards.Delete
Beautiful ! Love that look....and love these leaves !ReplyDelete
Thank you Sonny, I love how the colors mix on the real leaves, so pretty.Delete
Maria, love your colouring and layout. Thank you for playing along with us at ATCAS. -Sweet KobylkinReplyDelete
Thank you for visiting Ksenija, I love participating in ATCAS.Delete
Love the sketchy look of these leaves and the soft colouring - it gives a really dreamy look which works perfectly with the sentiment! Thanks for joining us at ATCAS, Maria :)ReplyDelete
Thank you Sarah, I also thought the sentiment fitted just right for this image.Delete
Pretty as always. Love the splatter of Old Olive ink with this simple design.ReplyDelete
Thank you Mary, I just love this stamp set, all of the leaves are so amazing. This is the first time I actually splatter ink on a card, I was so nervous but in the end, I'm glad I did.ReplyDelete
So beautiful, Maria! There's so much gorgeous texture in this card!ReplyDelete
Thank you Brian, I do like how this card turned out.Delete
Beautiful leaves and sentiment, Maria! You've really got the hang of CAS!ReplyDelete
Thank you Bonnie, I'm truly loving the CAS style, it's fun and classy.Delete
Beautiful fall colors and I love your sentiment! Stunning card, Maria! Thanks so much for playing along with us this week at Addicted to CAS!ReplyDelete


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I know toya i said the samething. Who does that? How u miss your first born ultrasound. He even said he wasnt goin to be in the delivery room. SMH.
Well 2day i had some more EWCM I dont know if its cuz of the herbs r clomid but i never have seen it this early in my cycle in a while. I get cramps but I know its not O pains ya know. I dtd with hubby any way just incase. We even used pre seed. OOOH weee... lol.... Had a nice one i can tell uthat. even elevated my hips for 30 mins actually i think i fell asleep. woke up still propped up. aww man i been so constipated. ugh I havent had a decent bowl movement in days. i go but not like i should. I stopped takin my fiber i think i need to start back cuz ugh it hurt. my tummy hurt and my boom boom. I spent the day with my sis it was nice talkin to her. she told me not to get obsessed with tryin to have a baby its gone happen when its suppose. in my head i was hearing "blah blah blah" same ole same ole i tell myself and other has said. She said if i try to loose weight she is sure i would get preg. and i believe her cuz i have gained 50 lbs and when i was "normal" weight i didnt have a prob getting preg. U can just blow on me and i was preg. Oh yea I had another dream bout multiples. Last night i had a dream that i found out i was preg. the dr wanted to do a ultrasound they put the "wand" in me saw 3 babies but only 2 babies had heartbeats. they didnt think i noticed it so they wouldnt tell me but i knew. i dont know y i keep on having dreams bout multiples its scaring me. but i guess they only dreams there is a 4% chance of it so my chances r low. I ran out of dang quai so i have to get more. I couldnt take the correct amount 2day i was suppose to go to the store and get more but didnt feel like goin way out there. I will go 2moro well 2day since its after 12am and get some. I took my last clomid pill 2day. I took it later then i usually do. I usually take it at 8 but i took after 12 so i hope that doesnt do anything but it dont matter wouldnt helped any either prob. hubby is up at almost 2am and making cookies. see this is y i am fat. I tell him he always up cookin late and expect me to eat with him. lol.... Im serious i gained all this weight when i started dating him. He took me out to eat and cooked all the time so its his fault. lol... I think i am bout to get in the bed i am not tired but need to sleep. I can not w8 til i O. I so want to O take my test be in the 2ww and get af then start on that cycle I just feel like the next 2 cycles r it for me. I told my sis that next cycle i was gone try to loose some weight. start back excersing with her. She say she miss me bein the beast that i was in stayin in shape. I miss that girl too. I think its time to make a change. TTYL
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A man who raped two young girls and sexually abused another two over a 20-year period was finally brought to justice by a letter written to an agony aunt.
The note, which was written by one of John Robertson's rape victims and not sent was found by a family member in 2002, who read the heartbreaking letter and police were called in.
The letter stated: "For the last seven years John Robertson has sexually abused me. I am ashamed and embarrassed. Can you help."
At the High Court in Glasgow, Judge Michael O'Grady QC told Robertson: "You have been found guilty of an appalling course of conduct."
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I mix up what I carry in my Nutsac. That's my favorite thing about using it, I can only carry up to six discs so I'll put in a disc or two I don't normally throw to force myself to get familiar with them.
That being said, if I could only carry 4 discs in for the rest of time, I would choose:
Ascent, Trak, Ibex, 173g VP Firm (All Max Weight, except the VP)
If I was allowed to cram it full with 6, I'd add:
Summit, Obex (Or a Lace depending on the course/conditions)
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Stephen Clemence says Hull caretaker boss Mike Phelan now has a selection headache after a much-changed Tigers' side beat Stoke.
The Tigers made eight changes, and handed debuts to six players, as they defeated Stoke City 2-1 in the EFL Cup at the Bet365 Stadium on Wednesday night.
There may have been a touch of fortune about the win as the home side dominated for long periods and will feel they should have won the game with plenty to spare, but Clemence was impressed with the new boys.
Goalkeeper David Marshall impressed when helping keep Stoke at bay, while fellow new signings Ryan Mason and Markus Henriksen, got the goals – the winner coming in stoppage time.
Hull are back in Premier League action this weekend and Clemence believes Phelan now has a selection headache.
"There's headaches for Mick now but it's great that they've come in and done so well," said Clemence. "I'm sure Mick will have plenty to think about going into the weekend. Ryan's volley was a hell of a goal. You'll not see a better goal all week.
"It's great that two of our new signings have got off the mark early. If you don't get off to the best starts for a new club it can weigh on your shoulders so it's great that they've come in and done so well."


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Education and Children First
St. Louis Park School District 283, was an active and early partner in the initiative. This work has earned St. Louis Park the reputation as a model among school districts and community education departments throughout the country.
There are also a dozen private schools in St. Louis Park, many of which have Asset Champions and are committed to the community initiative.
Examples of what schools have done
- Two parents started Day One, a celebration where the community celebrates this annual rite of passage. Day One is now a student organization.
- At one school, all staff and site council meetings start with a piece of Children First news. People share what they have witnessed that helps build assets.
- A private school has had invisible mentors, staff people who stay in touch with students in an informal way.
- The junior high operates on the middle school concept. Seventh and eighth graders are assigned to teams. They have the same teachers for the two years they are at the school enabling them to develop relationships with staff members.
- A private school has Reading Buddies, with 6th graders reading to kindergarten students. The cross-grade connection builds community and fosters a lifelong love of reading.
- A principal writes about asset building in the school's newsletter to parents.
- A student council started the Golden Apple Award to honor staff that help them. The first recipients were the school's custodians.
- St. Louis Park High School launched a 9th grade asset-building program (Building Assets Reducing Risks—BARR program) to ease the transition to high school. It's comprised of several elements that help connect students to school including smaller class sizes, weekly asset building exercises and a social worker and counselor dedicated to the freshmen class.


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The Mecca Charity Show
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The Mugrabi Gate: Dig We Must?
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The Mecca Charity Show
WE HEAVE a sigh of relief. The Mecca Charity Show has warded off a horrendous civil war. This wonder, says our editorial, is the result of a temporary conjunction between Iranian and Saudi interests. The peace will be just as temporary unless donations pour in from the West. Despite its apparent victory, Hamas is in a sticky wicket. And is this what the Palestinian people wants: a donations state?
In occupied Jerusalem, the city has shelved a plan for a bridge to the Mugrabi Gate, which leads to the world's most politically sensitive spot. Yet archaeologists continue a "salvage" dig on the ramp leading up to the gate. Since the bridge was the pretext for the dig, the question arises, Dig We Must? Explode we must?
Asurot, a documentary by Anat Even and Ada Ushpiz, explores The Prison Within of three Hebronite widows whose roof was usurped by Israel's army. The camera reveals a box within the box of Occupation: the lot of the widow in a conservative society.
Still in Hebron, "Breaking the Silence" takes us to The Late Shuhada Street, where Jewish zealots, aided by the army, are bringing about a covert Transfer of Palestinians.
Picking Persimmons by Day, learning Empowerment by Night, female workers organized by WAC are slowly building up their strength as a women's movement. This is a new sight in Israel. Join their march in Tel Aviv on Women's International Day, March 8.
Amid sex and corruption scandals, the Israeli government has somehow found time to present a new economic plan. The Reforms look good at first blush, but on second thought they are revealed as continuing to undercut Organized Labor.
One such reform has been underway in pilot form for a year: the Wisconsin Plan, From Welfare to Workfare. John Gal, one of its planners, tells Challenge it Needs an Overhaul.


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I love my city and my county, and want to be a blessing here. In order to bless this community I've just started something I'm calling "Pub Talks."
Pub Talks are regular opportunities for you to engage in conversations with others on a selected topic of interest, hot topic, local issues, etc. They are open to anyone from any point-of-view. The more diverse the discussion the more fruitful I think they will be. Last month the topic was religious freedom, dealing specifically with the current events of threatening Koran burning, the building of a NYC mosque near Ground Zero and what it means to be free as individuals and society.
This week the second round of Pub Talks are up. Topic: Does Money Buy Happiness? From the flyer…
It's been said, "Money makes the world go round."
But money is hard to come by. People are losing jobs, savings, houses, retirement & many are living with tighter budgets & fear of the future.
How did we get here? Who or what is to blame?
Is losing money or loving money the problem?
Is consumerism good, bad or neutral?
Would being rich make us happy?
Grab a beer & join the discussion.
There are two Pub Talks. First is Wednesday night at 7pm in downtown Crystal Lake at Williams Street Public House. Second is Thursday night at 7pm in downtown Woodstock at Odd Fellows. Hope you'll join in an add your thoughts.


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2016 Summer Music Festival Schedule
Don't you want to be there now?
Are you one of the millions of people who spend all year looking forward to warm evenings at summer music festivals? Do you mark your calendar and go for the music and stay for the food? If so, you likely know about at least some of the festivals listed on the schedule below. And perhaps you've experienced life on the festival campground, where you can park your RV and make to the festival without much of a hassle.
Let's make sure you know all of your options for summer music festival going. Here's the upcoming 2016 Festival Schedule including website links, camping info and a bit of background. Choose where you want to go during the coming festival months, and Outdoorsy will get you there in style.
June 29th to July 10th
Not only is Milwaukee known as Beer Town U.S.A. but if you like ethnic food like bratwurst, Polish pierogies and an incredible array of cheese, Summerfest is a must stop for serious festival goers. The acts this year include something for everyone, with Selena Gomez, Willie Nelson, Pitbull, Blake Shelton, Tim McGraw, Def Leppard and Sir Paul McCartney! Which means, for no other reason than just being a Beatles fan, this festival must be attended.
RV camping is available at the Wisconsin State Fair Park, which is on a major bus route right to the Summerfest grounds. Don't miss Summerfest, it's the biggest music festival in the world!
July 22nd to the 24th
For art, music, yoga, workshops for meditation, holistics, aquaculture and much more, F.A.R.M. Fest is the place you want to be. Education and inspiration all happen at the Paradise Lake Campground in N.J. RV's are welcome right on the site, and you can park, camp and walk to the festival.
Featured musicians are The Floozies, Bombox, Eprom, CIA (X2) with members of Particle and the Disco Biscuits, and many more. Get spiritual, and get to Paradise Valley.
July 22nd to the 24th
This is one of the classic folk festivals of all time. In years past, Bob Dylan, Joan Baez and Peter Paul and Mary were all headliners, but there is a new wave of folkies that have taken center stage.
Featured this year: Patti Smith, Alabama Shakes, Norah Jones, Elvis Costello and Graham Nash (just to name a few). From classics to the newest in folk music, this one is hard to miss, with campgrounds scattered all around the festival.
If there is one folk music fest to attend, this one ranks high on the list.
July 28th to July 31st
Located on Lake Michigan, Lollapalooza is Chicago's premier rock and roll music and arts festival. This is the 25th year, and it stands to be a good show.
Featured acts are the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Radiohead, LCD Soundsystems, Lana Del Rey and Major Lazer, among many others. Plus, RV camping is nearby, so you can park, party and go! For rock and roll, Lollapalooza is just what your ears need.
July 29th to the 31st
For some of the best country music in the northwest, you've got to check out the Oregon Jamboree. This festival has been going strong for 21 years, and there is so much more to do than music.
Nestled in the foothills of the cascade mountains, here is more to do than listen to music. The reservoir is a boater's dream. There are arts and crafts, nearby salmon and trout fishing, and you can even go water skiing. There are 14 camping and RV sites nearby, so you can take an RV trip out to the Cascades and enjoy the scenery and the music all at the same time.
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look folks we need some help – we came up with a water problem of our water guys overcharging us and at 200 a month for water i had to put a stop to it, I had to purchase a 11k generator and a water transfer pump to haul our own water. We have a community well here but need a 10k generator to activate the pump.
BUT all we have to haul water with is a cart and suzuki 4 cyl car. WE ARE DESPERATE FOR A TRUCK PLEASE CAN ANYONE HELP. I only have to go 2 miles to get the water. If anyone can donate an old truck. Were in the process of trying to get one but will take time. Even a loaner for a couple of months.


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How To Be A Parent That Balances Quality Time With Children And Doing Household Chores
Parents need to spend quality time with children. But the question is how. With all the work, household chores even home improvement tasks, the 24 hours a day seems in sufficient. Learning how to be a parent requires that you balance your time. As such, time management is an indispensable skill for parents.
One surefire way of spending quality time with children and the family is to do things together. Here are some great ways to turn household chores and home improvement tasks into quality time with family members. These parenting survival tips can help you.
Cook together
One creative and productive way to spend quality time with your children is to cook together. Children, especially the younger ones enjoy using their hands. So what better way to use them than to create something that they can sink their teeth into later? Definitely it does not have to be a gourmet dish. Rather, try no bake recipes using simple and easy to find ingredients. As your children grow older (and if they show aptitude for it), increase the complexity of the recipe choices a little at a time. Quick desserts, sandwiches, salads, instant jellies are great cooking ideas. So put on your apron and spend quality time with children in the kitchen.
· Makes sure everyone washes their hands before and after cooking. Sometime, in between steps require washing of hands as well.
· Wear aprons and other safety and sanitary clothing
· Clean as you go. It pays to have the habit of clearing out unused items on the table.
· Prepare all materials and ingredients before you start.
Concepts and skills they can learn:
· Science – states of matter, textures, hot vs. cold, concept of time, ingredients like fruits, flour
· Math – units of measure, numbers
· Physical – stirring, mixing, grasping and holding
· Language – reading instructions and recipes, reading labels
Clean the room together
Another way to spend quality time with your children is to clean together. Of course you don't expose your kids to hazardous chemicals or any back-breaking task. Instead, focus on your children's belongings. You can turn this usually drab and irritating chore into a fun experience. Ask your children to pack away their toys by following certain rules. Pick up certain shapes and colors, type of toy, big or small materials etc. Moreover, you can tell your child to pack away toys starting with a particular letter. The whole idea is to make the task a learning and fun experience.
Cleaning together is an example of how to manage time while spending it with your children. All it needs is your creativity.
· Varying your packing away strategies – color, shape, toy type, first letter, etc. will ensure that you child does not get bored.
· Praise your child for doing a wonderful job
· You can ask your child to pack away his/her toys based on his preference.
· Do this regularly so that packing away becomes a habit.
· Wear masks when sweeping or dusting to avoid allergies.
Concepts and skills they can learn:
· Science – types of materials like plastic, cloth
· Math – number, shapes, sequence, sizes
· Physical – throwing, lifting, grabbing, picking up things
· Language – identifying colors, names of objects, initial sounds of objects
· Social: importance of being clean, helping each other
Go out and garden
Weekends may be your only time to spend time with your family. One way to spend quality time with family members is to get your hands dirty. The mess adds to the fun of gardening! Depending on the season, you can plant flowers, trim the hedges, till the soil, rake the leaves and so on. By giving small tasks to your children you actually foster confidence in them. In fact, it is a good idea to give your children responsibility to take care of a particular plant – preferably the one they planted. So don't be afraid to get their hands dirty – literally. It can be fun for you and your children.
· Be mindful of the sharp and pointed gardening tools.
· Set rules for the children to follow.
· Remember to clean up afterwards – a good scrub down after gardening is a good idea.
Concepts and skills they can learn
· Science – plant parts, life cycle of plants, seasons, animals found at home
· Math – numbers and quantities
· Physical skills – digging, carrying objects
· Social: following rules, taking turns, being responsible
Fix stuff
Time management is a great skill for parents. This comes in handy when you need to fix something at home. But instead of simply doing it yourself, you can employ the help of your whole family. This is a great way to spend quality time with family members. Of course, choose simple tasks for your children. Handing over tools safe to handle is one. Also, painting jobs can be equally satisfying for your children. In addition, gluing and pasting activities are simple enough for your children to accomplish. From home improvement to patching up broken toys, fixing things can be a great learning experience for children.
· Set limits to what the child can use
· Make sure you use child-friendly materials like non-toxic paints and adhesives
· Pack away all tools and materials properly
Concepts and skills they can learn:
· Science: how things work, different tools and how to use them
· Physical skills – proper way of handling tools,
· Language – names of tools, parts of objects
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If you have an elephant for a pet, this video is for you
Give pets a bath
An alternative to spend quality time with family members is to give the pets a bath. Allow your children to put shampoo, lather up the pet, rinse, towel dry and brush the pet. You can also show your children how to trim your pet's nails. Obviously the tasks you can assign your kids depends on what pet that you have.
Cleaning the aquarium or terrarium is an alternative you can consider. You can even have your children accompany you to the pet store to get supplies. Owning a pet is an added task. But if you have children, they can share in the responsibility of taking care of your pets.
· Always ensure the safety of your children – if you need to hold down the dog do so your children will not get harmed.
· Make sure you use mild shampoo that your kids can handle.
· Have them wear gloves or other protective clothing when handling pets.
· Choose pets that are safe with children. Ideally, get pets that are easy to handle and keep.
Concepts and skills that they can learn:
· Science – part of the body, how to take care of pets
· Math – quantity
· Social – responsibility in taking care of animals
Parents need to learn how to manage time. Moreover, the importance of spending time with your children cannot be overstressed. Know how to be a parent that can balance quality time with children and doing household chores. So whenever you can, create family time by turning household chores or home improvement tasks into bonding and learning moments.
These are nice tips. I'm starting to like your articles. When my baby comes out and grows a little more, we will definitely give our pets a bath.
I like cooking. My husband helps a bit. I think it's a good idea to involve everyone in the family. Weekends can be a good time for this.
These are actually great tips for parents who are into "everything" when it comes to their family. Some may take longer to finish given the many intermissions of children but the time spent together is forever a treasure.
Jpmc, great ideas here. I have to say I do not fully agree with the room cleaning bit, I end up having to spend double the time, with more messes than before.. I do it with them when I have the patience and the time to do it..but sometimes that is the only way to get your children to clean up.. :/ Gardening is fun with kids and pretty relaxing too. Have a wonderful day. God Bless!
What a nice hub! This was a great reminder for me of the thigns I can do with my son. I think this week there is some gardening in store for him and me!!
As a stay home dad who work online I find it hard to juggle work with time son. Great tip by the way.
Working mothers like me often feel that we are not spending adequate time with children.
Great tips!
Thanks for sharing:)


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Spoke with Rama. He said they went above and beyond the call of duty when the owner gave him a ride to work. His name was probably Pat. It was a really nice gesture. The personnel took the time to answer all of his questions and explain the problem clearly.
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The Medieval Old Bridge over the Arno River, in Florence, Italy, filmed in on a cloudy winter day. Good video on topics of architecture, history, traveling.
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Maine Maple Sunday
Location: local sap houses including Maple Valley Farm or Black Acres Farm
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MONTGOMERY, Alabama (May 26, 2016) – "I congratulate Donald Trump on becoming the Republican Party's nominee for President. Now that he has secured the required number of delegates, I hope all Republicans will join with me by pledging their support to rally around his campaign. We are at a critical time in our country and are in need of leadership to confront the special interests that continue to move our country in the wrong direction. Although, I am currently not planning to attend the Republican National Convention in Cleveland, I am extremely pleased that my friend Senator Jeff Sessions will serve as Chairman of Alabama's delegation where he will play a key role in nominating Donald Trump. I am very proud that someone led the Alabama Convention Delegation in 2012 and 2016 from Wilcox County. I am hopeful the current political revolution will culminate in the election of Donald Trump as President of the United States," said Lieutenant Governor Kay Ivey.


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I have the same fear about Game of Thrones. I hope they let the cast breathe and give it life. Do you know when you will get screeners?
Do you think there will be a screener for the pilot?
With regards to your supporting character discussion, David E. Kelley is notorious for letting them overtake his shows. Boston Legal, in particular, gave almost no screentime to great actors like Craig Bierko, Mark Valley, and Constance Zimmer so they could focus on guests like the transvestite, the aspergers guy, and the dwarf. Two of them were even made regulars. On Ally McBeal, Portia DeRossi joined the show at the beginning of season 2, but then had her entire character ("Sub zero Nell") pretty much handed over to guest star turned regular Lucy Liu. The fourth season spent so much time focusing on guests like Anne Heche and Taye Diggs that James LeGros who was added as a regular that season didn't even make it to season 5.
Thank you for helping me dodge the the Big Love bullet.
HBO drama rankings:
1. The Wire
2. The Sopranos
3. Deadwood
4-infinity: Who cares? They've only ever had three good dramatic series.
Also, this was easily the most boring podcast you've done in awhile. A lot of (rightful) griping about mediocre HBO programming. Sorry. Next week looks great, though.
Steak – No love for Six Feet Under? It didn't end strongly, but the first half of the series stands up very well.
Alan Ball is a terrible showrunner, a terrible writer, and, judging from Tarantino's lawsuit, a terrible man.
Six Feet Under didnt end strong(ly)?
Might have the greatest end of any series ever
Gotta give a shout out to Oz. That was a damn fine show.
HOW did you pronounce Chloe Sevingy's name???
She said in Esquire recently it was simply "seven-ee" — like you were making an adjective out of seven.
Try pronouncing it with a penis inside your mouth.
Renton – Wow. Caps *and* multiple question marks? You're really incredulous.
I think I pronounced her last name "Seven-yee," which is how I've pronounced it for years. If I'm off by a letter, I apologize to YOU, Renton.
I have heard it pronounced (by other people on television) as Se-ving-yay. However Renton if you read an article with her phonetically spelling out her name I would go with that.
I'm genuinely delighted at your enthusiasm for Bob's Burgers. I've adored this show all season and think the kids are up there with the funniest things on TV right now.
I was surprised not to see Lost mentioned in the supporting character discussion. In particular, I felt that Ben and Juliet and Desmond (or even John Locke as Smokey vs. him as John Locke), had a far greater impact than most of the main characters of the show.
I agree with you about Big Love letting Bill get away without having to take any responsibility for all his over controlling behavior but then to be honest I was happy that finally someone did shoot him. But then to end it that everything was ok , it might of been more realistic to have them not doing so well at the very end. Especially if they give the credit for all that happiness to Bill anyway.I never understood the show because was it trying to show how all religious thinking people are crazy because that is what they showed very often. Like Barb not being able to break away from a situation she knew was very harmful to her and her own children. And the children they were the saddest element of the show. The other thing I thought about was that maybe Big Love lasted five years because of good timing wasn't it the only drama at HBO at the time when all the other dramas had ended. It filled the vacuum to bad it could be as good as the other shows.
I have lots of problems with the way Alan discussed Mildred Pierce as compared to Dan (and it's not a matter of just wanting praise heaped upon it, as Dan was similarly mixed), but I do wish both of you had spent some time discussing the visuals and directorial touches Haynes imbued the project with. I know some find his style "overly indulgent," as Mo Ryan put it, but you cannot deny he is a significant, singular filmmaker. It feels like a missed opportunity not to have discussed the project's more overtly cinematic elements.
Unless, that is, we're still going with the whole "tv is not a visual medium" thing…
If great visuals are married to a great story and characters, like on Breaking Bad, then I view them as an extra treat. If there's a good-looking project that I find boring and hate almost all the characters in, then I don't particularly care about the director's visual style.
In general, I find Haynes to be an exceptional mimic, but what he chooses to mimic is usually not of great interest to me.
Sorry, what exactly is he mimicking in Safe? Or Poison? Or Superstar?
Admitted Haynes defensiveness aside, I'm just suggesting that visuals are an incredibly important component in a project such as this, and I felt that it was a glaring absence for them not to have been discussed. Just based on all of your comments I've read thus far, I have no sense of the look of this take on MILDRED PIERCE, which can be useful in informing both the tone and characterizations of the project. I truly just want to know what I'm in for.
He hasn't always been a mimic. But there's been a fetishized quality to most of his work going back at least to Far From Heaven, if not Velvet Goldmine.


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• Crasnick: Backups the real leading men | ZOOM gallery | Blog
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Prince Fielder stole the show from Albert Pujols and won the Home Run Derby in the Cardinals slugger's backyard. Jayson Stark
• Fielder tops Cruz | ZOOM Gallery | Blog
• Watch replay of Derby | HR Tracker
Albert Pujols is the ultimate All-Star in St. Louis. In fact, he just might be the perfect baseball player. Tim Kurkjian
• Baseball Tonight: How perfect is Pujols?
• You decide: Rank the perfect players
The Home Run Derby crowns a champion every year, but often another player steals the show. Jayson Stark | Derby Tracker
• Who'll win Derby? | Derby blog
• Buster Olney: Joe Mauer's Derby pitcher
Kyle Drabek stood out in the Futures Game, and not because he has a Cy Young-winning father. Jerry Crasnick
• World surges past U.S. | Futures Game blog
• Hot list for Future | Fantasy vs. reality
It wasn't easy, but Rob Neyer has constructed his all-time American League All-Star squad, DH included. His AL roster
• Vote on AL starters: OF/P | INF/C
• Neyer's all-time NL All-Stars | Chat wrap
In filling out their All-Star rosters, Charlie Manuel and Joe Maddon made mistakes that just don't make sense. Keith Law
• BBTN Minute: Which team is better?
• ESPN's All-Stars: NL AL
Justin Morneau scored the winning run in the 15th inning to end the longest All-Star Game ever, as the AL won its 12th in a row. Story
• Stark: What a night | Crasnick: Uggla effort
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Crasnick: All-Star Game remains an awkward dance
In 2003, Major League Baseball began awarding home-field advantage in the World Series to the league that wins the All-Star Game. Six years later, the sport still wrestles with the emphasis this places on an exhibition game.
Caple: HR Derby isn't hazardous to health
It's time to debunk the hogwash notion that the Home Run Derby ruins players' swings.
Page 2: All-Star trivia madness
Page 2 assembles the ultimate list of quirky Midsummer Classic tidbits. It's All-Star trivia madness!
Law: So many All-Star mistakes
The All-Star rosters were announced, and there are plenty of problems on both teams and in the process itself.
Crasnick: Starting 9 -- Hard-luck hurlers
Javier Vazquez and Doug Davis are among the starters with .500 or losing records who've been better than the W's and L's would suggest.
Relief Efforts: Reviewing All-Star relievers
Eric Karabell reviews the relief pitchers selected to the All-Star Game and wonders why there aren't more effective set-up men taken.
Olney: AL All-Star lineups
Putting together the best 25-man American League All-Star roster against a right-handed starter and a lefty starter.
Sixty Feet, Six Inches: All-Star starters review
Christopher Harris reviews the starting pitcher selections for the All-Star Game and has some issues with a few guys chosen.
Olney: NL All-Star lineups
Putting together the best 25-man National League All-Star roster against a right-handed starter and a lefty starter.
Wojciechowski: Suspicious mind
Shouldn't we be more interested in the list of 104 PED users than the list of 66 MLB All-Stars?
Insider: Forecasting MLB All-Star lineups
ESPN's researchers dive into the midsummer intrigue of the All-Star selection process and fill out the likely lineups.
Olney: The 33rd All-Star
Check out five ways the All-Star managers could use their final roster selection.
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80th Midsummer Classic at Busch Stadium, St. Louis
XM All-Star
Futures Game
World wins 7-5
Rosters: U.S. | World
State Farm
Home Run Derby
Fielder claims crown
ESPN360.com replay
Past Derby winners
80th All-Star Game
AL tops NL 4-3
Past All-Star results
- All-Star game ratings drop slightly; pregame up
- Ichiro pays respects at Sisler's St. Louis grave
- Longoria sits out All-Star Game with infection
- Prince is king: Fielder wins Home Run Derby
- Lincecum, Halladay named All-Star starters
- Obama meets challenge of All-Star 1st pitch
- Obama to be in Fox's booth for All-Star Game
- All-Stars: Pedroia out | Hoffman in for Broxton
All-Star Starting Lineups
|SS Hanley Ramirez, FLA
|RF Ichiro Suzuki, SEA
|2B Chase Utley, PHI
|SS Derek Jeter, NYY
|1B Albert Pujols, STL
|C Joe Mauer, MIN
|RF Ryan Braun, MIL
|1B Mark Teixeira, NYY
|LF Raul Ibanez, PHI
|LF Jason Bay, BOS
|3B David Wright, NYM
|CF Josh Hamilton, TEX
|CF Shane Victorino, PHI
|3B Michael Young, TEX
|C Yadier Molina, STL
|2B Aaron Hill, TOR
|P Tim Lincecum, SFO
|P Roy Halladay, TOR
Home Run Derby
|Here are the participants in this year's Home Run Derby, set for Monday night at Busch Stadium in St. Louis:
|*Prince Fielder
|Nelson Cruz
|Adrian Gonzalez
|Brandon Inge
|Ryan Howard
|Joe Mauer
|Albert Pujols
|Carlos Pena
|* -- Derby champion
All-Star Game: July 14
Updated: 7/13/09
Inside Edge
• All-Star report cards
|We know who's in this year's Home Run Derby, but who would be in an all-time Home Run Derby, and furthermore, who would win? Would it be the Babe? What about Bonds, Aaron or McGwire? Register your vote
• Should fans determine the starters?
• Which team will win, NL or AL?
• Can Derby hurt a player's swing?
• What's the best Derby format?
• Do you enjoy Derby or Game more?
• Who'll hit most HRs for NL?


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Sie heißt jetzt Lotte! Trailer (2014)
19 November 2014 Drama, War 17 mins
The deep friendship between young theater actresses Maria and her Jewish friend Lea gradually starts to break as Marias husband Hans goes from being a young adventurer to a high ranking SS officer. But on that day of the Jewish deportations in Munich, Maria comes to a momentous decision which proves what friendship really means to her. She takes on Leas child Charlotte to save her from being deported to the concentration camp, thereby risking her own life and ultimately loosing Hans. Marias story shows that in the end friendship can triumph over terror and death. The film is inspired by the childhood of Charlotte Knobloch, Vice President of the World Jewish Congress and supports our project.
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- 80 years old
- Date of birth: May 10, 1932
- Date of passing: Nov 26, 2012
|Let the memory of Stephen be with us forever
This memorial website was created in memory of our loved one, Stephen ALLEN, born on May 10, 1932 and passed away on November 26, 2012. We will remember him forever.
"It is fathers day and wish you were here to celebrate it Bobs been having a hard time but hopefully she will be ok in the next couple of months its so hard as you were tghe one to keep everytogether Gloria will be up there soon with Cyril and you i am still grieving for you as i love you very much and always will i bought you a card and put by your urn better go to bed now love love love you xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxc"
"Steve my darling I miss you a lot I try my best to help the children with their problems but you were the best at that I miss you as though it was only yesterday you were called it's so hard without you I love you so much it hurts every day without you I will talk to you later I know you are with me a lot you have given signs I LOVE YOU xxxxxxx"
"Steve its 2yrs since you were taken from me and I miss you so much I know you are you are with me but I miss your hugs and kisses very much sometimes its very hard to bare without you I i'm a burden on the kids I try not too as much as I can. I LOVE YOU VERY VERY MUCH and hope you will be there to greet me when its my time.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxlove you forever"
"Well my darling it's been a year since you have passed and a difficult year for me i can'tbelieve its a year i keep expecting you to come home you have given me some signs youre here but not the same i try to be strong but have needed you several times but i have to get on with it and try to be strong,but nothing is the same without you i love you more each day love Maureen xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
"It's coming up to 1 year of yout passing but i have you with me like i said i would we are letting a heart up to you tuesday the whole family together miss you more each day it really hurts my love will love you always xxxxxxxxxxxxx"
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So what's new in the Second Edition? In addition to the expected error correction and clarification that always accompanies new versions, coverage of Windows Server 2003, including SP1 and Windows XP Service Pack 2 has been added throughout the book. Coverage of Microsoft Office, including Office System 2003, has been greatly expanded and much of the book has been re-formatted for easier use as a reference text or academic text.


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I think this place might be better for carry out as we ate in and it was just OK. I had Sweet and sour chicken that came as 'fried chicken tenders' and a bowl of sweet and sour sauce. There was no pineapple or peppers...More
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I think this place might be better for carry out as we ate in and it was just OK. I had Sweet and sour chicken that came as 'fried chicken tenders' and a bowl of sweet and sour sauce. There was no pineapple or peppers...More
A nice local Chinese restaurant. Very clean with prompt service. No fish except for shrimp. Everyone enjoyed their meal although they did run out of eggplant. The noodles, eggplant and chicken dishes were delicious.
The food here is consistent- good and nice quantity. It is clean and neat. Service is good and friendly. Been here for over 25 years.
Went to this restaurant with friends for the first time for our girls night out! We did it again!! We picked a great place for Chinese cuisine! We visited on a Tuesday evening. It wasn't crowded and we were greeted and served by friendly staff...More
No better Chinese food in the greater Orlando area nor in Chicago that I have found. Offers an extensive and varied menu at very reasonable prices. The quality of the ingredients is first class. The atmosphere of the restaurant is very pleasant and quiet. I...More
So Debbie and I drove around looking for a new Chinese place to eat. Somehow (don't ask I couldn't tell you) we ended up in Apopka. Found this little resultant called 168 and was impressed. Restaurant was clean and recently renovated, service was quick and...More
We were there for Sunday lunch. (Daily lunch menu specials were valid even on Sunday. I had Kung Pao Chicken and specifed 3 hot peppers. The chef prepared exactly with three peppers--just right. Great flavor and generous serving, including brown rice and a cup of...More
We have this once a week when not on diets, and food is always hot and good, Wife loves the hot and sour soup, I love the wings. good dishes and great selections
Not as good as before, may new owner or cook! Be a while before we try again! Prices are reasonable, convenient location!
All items on this restaurants menu are not only delicious but very authentic. They go to all extremes in their finely prepared dishes, each one an outstanding representation of truly exquisite chines cuisine. Though relatively small it is worth the experience.


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Ribbons and Bows.....
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Bloomin' Beautiful my first SU! Stamp! Wish I had it! So pretty in your lilac details great job using your ribbon today! Keep it up!ReplyDeleteReplies
I think this was also one of my first SU purchases, it's in wood, back then, that was the only choice.Delete
I love Pansies and Violas so this was right up my alley, love that vase full of blooms. So sorry you don't have it anymore, my friend.
That image is colored beautifully, and I love your card design! Wow!ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you Chris, I just love this little flowers.Delete
Maria, you have a SU stamp that I don't... hard to believe, LOL. Lovely coloring and the double bow adds just the right touch for a sweet feminine card. Well done, teammate!ReplyDeleteReplies
Oh Katy, did you had it at one point and then sold it? This is one of the prettiest SU sets from long ago, I love it. Thank you for stopping by.Delete
So pretty Maria, and in my favorite color too! The ribbon and papers go together so well with your image.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you Neva, I also love the color purple.Delete
Gorgeous Maria! I love this image and it is perfectly colored. I love your double bow - you are braver than me because I can barely tie a single bow! Love your sweet little hello!ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you Jane, the double bow is really easy to make, I learned how on Utube. I should have included a link to the video, sorry.Delete
What a sweet card with the perfect feminine touch from the double bow!! You need to use your ribbons, Maria. This is beautiful! Love every detail.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you Debbie, I surely need to use my ribbon stash! and don't get more until I've made a serious dent in it.Delete
Maria, love your CAS card, the soft colors and your coloring is very nice.ReplyDelete
Beautiful monochromatic card--love the double bow!ReplyDelete
Soo lovely! Adore your combination of markers and pencils. So soft and looks like it should be in a custom card shop!ReplyDelete


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On October 8, 1871, four decades after its founding, Chicago's destiny was rewritten "with a pen of fire." In this imaginative and penetrating study, originally published as American Apocalypse, Ross Miller considers the mythic proportions of the Great Chicago Fire as the city reshaped its own tragedy into an archetype of the modern struggle against adversity.
Miller argues that the mythologizing of emblematic events is a phenomenon first seen on a large scale after the Chicago fire. Amid myriad eyewitness and photographic accounts of the fire, a consideration of what had actually happened was quickly subordinated to a developing narrative that attempted to resolve the city's conflicted identity into a unity. Disaster was recast as opportunity, and a period that began with catastrophic destruction ended in the triumph of the World's Columbian Exposition. Within a generation of the fire, Chicago became home to a radical new architecture, a daring new realistic fiction, literary journalism, and the new scientific study of society.
A very provocative essay on . . . those secular myths by which society understands itself. . . . A very thoughtful work that is particularly valuable in these times.


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- Be sure all toys, equipment and games work properly and have all pieces – we will now be issuing a warning for first offense and fees after that.
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Tour Scotland Video Of Old Photographs Of Auchinloch
Tour Scotland video of old photographs of Auchinloch village in North Lanarkshire, Scotland. The village's name, meaning Field of the Loch, derives from its proximity to a small loch called the Gadloch. Industrialization came in the 1880s, with the opening of the Lumloch Colliery, and then in the 1920s Wester Auchengeich Colliery. The latter closed in 1968. In September 1959, 47 men lost their lives in a coal mine near the village of Auchengeich when a faulty fan purifying the air in the colliery went on fire due to an electrical fault. The mining accident was one of the worst within the UK in the 20th century, widowing 41 women and leaving 76 children without a father. Of interest to folks with ancestry, genealogy or Scottish Family Roots in Scotland who may wish to visit one day.
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It's over two weeks after Christmas and I've finally finished sorting and editing my photos.
{That's one of my goals this year – to spend at least a few minutes every day editing pictures. Otherwise it builds up and I never get it done.}
This year, my mom, stepdad, and sister flew in from Texas to spend the holiday with us. It was wonderful having my beautiful mom and gorgeous sister with us. It's been years since we've spent Christmas together so this was one to remember.
How was your Christmas?


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