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I live on Cape Cod and started with recording some of the local old graves. This has spread to Southeastern Massachusetts and to Northern NJ where I also have ties.
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David Maher
John B. Huntting
Hello and thanks for the work you do. The above named person is miss spelled as Hnutting.
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David H Murphy bn PEI, son of Annie Murphy (maiden unk, wife of Michael, bn PEI, 1860, sister of Margaret Hearn (maiden unk)
(I am F. Fitzpatrick, grandson of above)
Any detail of Annie Murphy and David H Murphy.
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Mary Jane Cochran - Hilltop Cemetery, Mendham, NJ
Hello Kevin,
I am looking for the cemetery of burial for Mary Jane Cochran's parents James and Rose Ann Cochran. I have walked Hilltop cemetery and have not been able to find them nor Mary Jane.
What record do you have that compelled you to make her Findagrave memorial # 5883382 at Hilltop cemetery?
James Cochran and Rose Ann MacDonald had a son Charles Macdonald Cochran Sr. who died in Mendham in 1907 and is buried in Mendham according to his New Jersey death certificate. He was married to Eliza Hastred. I have not been able to find none of their graves after walking Hilltop cemetery.
Charles Sr. and Eliza had 5 children. They were Whitfield H., Augustus H., Mary R., Charles M. Jr., Clarence and Marella. Whitfield Cochran and Mary Rose Cochran are buried in Hilltop Cemetery and on Findagrave. You have them as being married when they were brother and sister.
Charles Jr. is buried at Union Cemetery in Hackettstown, NJ. Augustus H. is buried in Oak Grove Cemetery, Jerseyville, IL. Both are on Findagrave also.
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George W. Gould
Dear Mr. Murphy,
Imagine my surprise when I searched for George W. Gould, and saw an exact copy of a photo I have sitting here on my desk!
George was my great grandfather, his daughter, Irene J. Gould Scott was my paternal grandmother.
Thank you for contributing to this wonderfully informative site. If we have family ties, I would be glad to know of them, as I am compiling a family tree.
Sandy Dokter
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Maureen Keillor
RE: Bradford Gibbs
Hi Kevin,
Again, apologies for my error. For penance, I looked up Bradford and would like to share the following with you:
Bradford Gibbs was the son of Pelham and Mary Gibbs and was born in Sandwich on 15 Mar 1824. In 1860 he was a sea captain. He married Henrietta M. Bent on 23 Mar 1851 in Sandwich. She was born in Carver and was the daughter of Joseph Bent. Bradford died 24 Dec 1883, also in Sandwich. He mustered into the 6th Independent Battery, Massachusetts Light Infantry as a private and mustered out as a corporal.
All this information came from ancestry.com
Thanks for being patient with me.
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Josephine Bowen nee Ryan
Thanks for adding the photo of my grandmother's stone. My father John put it up around 1993-4, not long before he died. That's when he discovered a baby brother, Francis, who died right after birth. Josephine's children were John, Francis, Eleanor, Albert (Buddy,) James and Charles (still living, in Tacoma, WA)if you are collecting information.
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Dear Kevin, I just wanted to thank you for adding my great grandparents grave (and that of my great aunt and grand father)to find a grave. I have several photos of the site and visit often since I only live in East Sandwich. I spent summers at their home on Eel Pond in Woods Hole. I too try to add material to find a grave and was actually about to add a gravestone photo for the Rohans when I saw you had already done so. Huge thank You...Kaethe O'Keefe Maguire
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Thank you so much for the change to the bio.
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A surreal sight caught my attention on the final run-in of the Three Peaks 2010, the ridiculously hard cyclocross race for people who don't mind carrying bikes up mountains in Yorkshire.
I realise that any rider with serious intentions would have been chomping the bars, focused on the road ahead and squeezing out every drop of remaining energy after four gruelling hours in the saddle. (Come to think of it, the saddle was somewhere round my ears for half of that time.) But a string of five riders had just hammered past and, try as I might, there was absolutely no way of latching on the back. No gel could remedy the situation now. The legs were empty, the head gone.
Totally drained, facing one last road climb before the finish and wanting it all to end, my eyes drifted right to a guy walking – and occasionally running – on the verge, bike on his right shoulder, front wheel in the left hand.
Why shoulder the bike when you can push, I wondered, unless that front wheel was so hideously deformed it would no longer turn. Drawing level provided the answer: the wheel in his left hand was attached to forks. The forks, therefore, were no longer attached to the frame. The helter-skelter descent of Pen-y-ghent had claimed another casualty for its fearsome tally – not the first and certainly not the last.
Recollections of a photo from last year's Peaks came to mind: a rider walking dejectedly in the mist on (I think) Whernside, holding two halves of what minutes earlier had been a rather fetching – and whole – 'cross machine.
And a colleague who prepared thoroughly for his first attempt in 2009, only for his (porky) calf muscle to give way minutes after hitting the first climb of Ingleborough. Race over.
The Three Peaks will take your weaknesses and magnify them beyond belief. It will take the tiniest flaw in a piece of carbon and wreck a bike irreparably. Those hills are the wreckers of dreams and shatterers of ambition.
But, when you get it right… when you get it right, nothing comes close. Nothing.
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City and county officials held their first meeting together since the city suspended its payments to the county with any interlocal agreements.
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Billy Bell Sr.
William "Billy" Eugene Bell, Sr., 85, of Lexington died Tuesday, Nov. 2, 2010 at the University Medical Center in Jackson from injuries sustained in an ATV accident.
Funeral services were Thursday at First Baptist Church in Lexington. Burial followed at Odd Fellows Cemetery in Lexington under the direction of Southern Funeral Home.
Survivors include his wife Erbie "Lee" Bell; sons, Billy Bell Jr. (JoAnn) of Yazoo City, Dr. Bobby Jewell Bell (Lea) and Charles Lee "Charlie" Bell both of Lexington; daughter, Judy Carpenter (Durwin) of Greenwood; 11 grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren.
Mildred Conaway Olita Carroll, 86, died Tuesday, Nov. 2, 2010.
Funeral services were held at Memorial Park Funeral Home on Poplar Ave. in Memphis, Tenn. Entombment followed in the mausoleum.
Mrs. Carroll was born July 27, 1924 in Memphis, Tenn. and lived there most of her adult life. She moved to Yazoo City in 2006 to be closer to her daughter Judy and family. She was a resident of the Martha Coker Green Houses.
In addition to being a wonderful wife, Christian mother, grandmother and great-grandmother, Mrs. Carroll was an active member and church secretary for Berclair Baptist in Memphis for over 42 years. She also taught Sunday school and was beloved by so many faithful Christian friends who stayed in touch with her after her move to Yazoo City. Before moving to Yazoo City, she was a member of Faith Baptist Church in Bartlett, Tenn. After moving to Yazoo, she was able to enjoy worshipping at Parkview Church of God for awhile.
She was preceded in death by her mother and father, George and Rose Conaway of Memphis; her husband of 52 years, Joe Carroll and her sister, Babe Moate.
Survivors include three daughters, Peggy Olita Shettlesworth (Charles) of Bartlett, Tenn., Judy Olita Patterson (Walter) of Yazoo City and Lynda Carroll Savage (Sammy) of Memphis, Tenn.; five grandchildren, Susan Shettlesworth of Nashville, Tenn., Marty Shettlesworth of Memphis, Tenn., Kim Patterson Walton (Jim) of Yazoo City, Stefanie Patterson Dendy (Bryan) of Yazoo City and Laura Joe Caldwell (Tony) of Virginia; eight great-grandchildren, Chelsea Shettlesworth of Olive Branch, Ty and Barrett Walton of Yazoo City, Blayke and Dylan Dendy of Yazoo City and Courtney, Averi and Gavyn Jackson of Centreville, Va.
Memorials may be made to Parkview Church of God., First United Methodist Church of Yazoo City, Berclair Baptist of Memphis or Faith Baptist of Bartlett, Tenn.
Catherine B. Gilruth, 95, of Benton died Saturday, Oct. 30 at King's Daughters Hospital.
Funeral services were Thursday at Benton United Methodist Church.
Mrs. Gilruth was born Oct. 7, 1915 in Yazoo County to Samuel Berry Sr. and Allene Broock Berry. She was a teacher and a member of Benton United Methodist Church.
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Survivors include two sons, Harris Gilruth Jr. of San Francisco and Bill Gilruth of Montpelier, Vt.; three grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
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Sampson Grant Sr., 78, died Thursday, Oct. 21, 2010.
Funeral services were Oct. 30 at St. Matthews Church of God In Christ with Rev. James Thomas officiating. Burial followed at Cypress Garden under the direction of Scott Memorial Funeral Home.
Mr. Grant was born Nov. 17, 1931 in Yazoo County to the late Milton and Virginia Luse Grant. He was a veteran of the Korean War and a member of the Whitney Wood Legion Post #201 and the Veterans of Foreign Wars. He was a member of New Hope M.B. Church in Benton, where he was a choir member and a deacon.
He was preceded in death by a sister, Emma Hope; a brother, Willie Grant; a granddaughter, N'Kevia Jones and a grandson, Kameron Grant.
Survivors include his wife of 50 years, Ora Grant; three children, Sampson Grant Jr. (Carla) of Yazoo City, Kerioon Grant (Venessa) of Madison and Alvita Grant-Haymer (Quincy) of Yazoo City; adopted daughters, Ashley Thomas of Yazoo City and Aggiefean Genous (Lynn) of Lexington; six brothers, Charlie Grant and Joe P. Grant (Bettye), both of Jackson, Monroe Grant (Lillie) of Charleston, Milton O. Grant (Itelia) of Florence, Johnathan Grant (Clarice) of Altanta, Ga. and Anderson Grant (Florence) of Clarksville, Tenn., seven sisters, Mary A. Schaffer and Vera Lee Anderson, both of Jackson, Rosie Williamson of Los Angeles, Annie L. Boykins of Compton, Calif., Louella Gartley of Norwalk, Calif., Maggie Larry (Herman) of Chicago and Corine Hammond of Augusta, Ga.; 16 grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren; and a host of other relatives and friends.
Serving as pallbearers were Milton Grant Jr., David Clayborn, Joseph Grant, Aaron Greenfield, Kenny Sadberry, Kenneth Allis, Kirk Thomas and Eric Flemming.
Honorary pallbearers were Benny Green, Cleotha "Joe" Moore, Abbie Jackson, Eddie Kirkland, Fred Dixon and Joseph Thomas Sr.
Marie Madison James, 90, of Biloxi died Tuesday, Nov. 2, 2010 at home.
Funeral services were Thursday at the Stricklin-King Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. David Bryant officiating. Burial followed at Cypress Garden Cemetery.
Mrs. James was born Feb. 10, 1920 in Carroll County to John M. Hill and Daisy Weaver Hill. Marie married Edwin M. James, Jr. on May 14, 1939 and he preceded her in death February 28, 1992. They had four boys: Edwin III, Don, Francis, and David. Francis died January 10, 1945 just prior to Edwin's deployment to Europe in WWII.
Marie was a member of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars over 60 years, serving as Southern Conference President comprising fourteen Southern States. She also served as the Department of Mississippi Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars president.
Her love and devotion for our Veterans enriched members and many times rejuvenated the whole process of believing and keeping the faith of helping those who served our country and lived, as well as honoring those who served and died. She served as District 7 president for many years before moving to the Mississippi coast where she became a member of the D'Iberville Ladies Auxiliary, holding true to her devotion to the Veterans organization she so dearly loved. She served many Department Presidents as their Chief of Staff to provide guidance and leadership throughout the state in any action needed. Her wisdom and knowledge was a valuable asset that she so freely shared with those Department presidents who were not as knowledgeable as she. Her ability to emulate "The good of the order." in counsel and in deliberation exemplified the perfect example of uniting harmony and love for all.
She continued to be a pillar in programs, chairmanships and committees. Marie always believed our Veterans deserved more. Her determination and dedication inspired all. Her thoughtfulness of others, her gentle heart and hands were her examples of devotion to family, friends, sisters and veterans. When Marie's health began to fail, she fought back and fought back hard to return to her dreams of helping our Heroes -- she lost the battle but she won the war.
Marie loved family gatherings with her extended family of siblings, aunts, uncles, cousins and their children. Summer reunions were always a source of food, fun, and family stories. She was an avid fisherman and, with her buddies, tried most of the lakes and ponds around Yazoo City. Edwin and Marie raised their family in Yazoo City, until 1964 when they moved to Marietta, Ga., and then to Clinton,. Marie moved to Biloxi, where she lived with David.
Marie is survived by daughter-in-law, Nanci James, wife of the late Edwin James, III; Don and wife Carol James; David and wife Faye James; brothers Henry and John Hill; half-brothers Robert and William Hill; grandchildren Angela James, Beth James Roberts, and Edwin James, IV; Don, Jr. and C. Renee James; Rachel Marie and Sarah Beth James; great-grandchildren Ian and Lucas Hutchinson; Brittany Roberts; Josh, John, and Jacob James; Drew and Brett James; Sean James, Megan and Jamie Beard.
The family extends their heartfelt thanks to Tamara McGee who was Marie's patient, untiring caregiver.
Memorials may be made to Blair Batson Children's Hospital in Jackson.


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Looking for skiers and boarders that want to take day trips to New England area mountains...whether it's organized by this group or we join a trip organized by another group (e.g., BSSC).
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Welcome to an easier, more relaxing, fun way to get and stay in shape while socializing with other professionals! Based on member request and participation, The Providence Sports and Social Club will schedule Co-ed recreational sports events, premier social events, and local social networking! Indoor and Outdoor Events: Basketball,Wallyball,Volleyball,Racquetball,Golfing,Skiing/Snowboarding,Flag Football,Ultimate Frisbee,Tennis,Biking,Hiking,Kickball, Dodgeball,Ice Skating,Paintball,Ziplining,Wh …
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We are the "Skating Hactivists". We have fun while promoting courteous sharing of the road for recreation and just getting around town. Unlike other skating groups, we will not set destinations and then skate to them as fast as the group can manage in the "bicycle lane". Our focus will be on total awareness of the surroundings and maneuverability. We will alternate between the road and sidewalk, using road only when the light ahead is red. At all other times we will cede priority and give wide …
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"We come from a peace-loving culture," he says.
Sharma, 49, met his wife, Sarita, 39, after both left their native Nepal and enrolled in university in Virginia. They settled in Loudoun County in 2004, part of the explosive wave of immigrants looking for opportunities that are scarce back home. They worked for AOL for a while. Sharma now runs his own accounting business.
Their daughter Simron sits in her father's home office studying for two exams the next day. Math and journalism.
Sarita Sharma yells from the living room. "I want an A in both."
That's the South Asian ethic. Study hard or you won't be prosperous in life. Education guarantees are important for the Sharmas. They want Obama to set policies that will increase accessibility to college, make it more affordable, especially for foreign students.
They see Obama as a president who extends a hand to people of color. That's important to Sharma when South Asians are underrepresented institutionally. "We want our voices heard," he says.
Obama's reach to minorities is a big reason Barbara Mitchell says he is the right man to lead America at this juncture in the nation's history.
Mitchell, 53, was born to Panamanian parents but was adopted and raised by a white couple in Maryland. She had taken, as she calls it, a perilous journey of the heart to find her family.
On this dreary January day, her niece is visiting Ashburn from Panama City and Mitchell is trying out her brand new countertop grill to make blueberry pancakes.
She says she read that Virginia was one of the top 10 states for Latino voter impact. Last year, she worked hard to bring more Latinos in Ashburn and Loudoun County, many of whom hail from El Salvador and Mexico and are less educated than their Asian counterparts, into the political fold.
She set up shop in front of an international grocery. She registered only two people that day but handed out 40 flyers describing the path to citizenship and got an earful about how devastating deportations were.
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"Immigration. Immigration. Immigration reform," she says. That's what she wants to tell Obama before he takes the oath.
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"Education matters so much in terms of breaking into the middle class," she says. "I just feel it's going to be really tough for young, impoverished Latinos."
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"Mittens don't clap," is how California-based cowbell importer Elisabeth Halvorson explains it.
And if you are the proud owner of a cowbell in North America, chances are it passed through her hands en-route to the U.S.
"Bells have been used, especially in downhill skiing, for a long time. It started in Switzerland, where in summer the cows all walk around the mountains with bells on," added Halvorson.
"But in winter they are in barns, and the bells are hung up. All the farmers were also the ski racers in the old days, so their families went in the barns and grabbed the bells.
"Olympians have told me that when they're at the bottom of the hill, they can hear a little shouting but they can really hear the cowbells."
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Watch any ski race on television and you will hear the same dull, persistent background clanging.
Turn up in person and dull is the wrong word: stand in the right (wrong?) place and it's more a cacophony.
Already steeped in Alpine history, cowbells have become a global success and Winter Olympic icon over the last two decades.
Halvorson got into the business ahead of the Salt Lake City Winter Games of 2002, where the golden, oblong bells became a sought-after souvenir.
"It's really a European cultural thing that, in the past 15 years or so, has grown here in the States," she told CNN.
"If the Swiss are coming to an event they'll bring really big bells, a foot high or more. Belarus has some good bells too, and they come with sheepskins on.
"How many do we sell? I quit counting when we reached 70 tons -- and that was before the 2002 Games."
Halvorson imports bells manufactured in Norway by a small family business Moen Bjøllefabrikk, based in a factory south-west of Oslo.
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I need some advice on a Silverado.
First off whats up, My name is Dan I am new to this web page forum. I am looking to getting a Silverado per rquest of my grandpa who has been a chevy fan for 80+ years. I'm pretty abusive to my vehicles as I am an adrenaline Junkie. I want to Buy a Silverado that I can build into a street rod, I would very much like a 2d 2wd with a short bed. I want to be able to boost it hopefully with a supercharger. I am unsure if I should get a diesel, I personally think it would be cool to Build a Diesel Speed Demon. What year should I be looking for?
09-24-2011, 06:40 PM #2Welcome, first off let me say, that a diesel is not offered in a rcsb truck, not to say that it couldn't be done, but just pricey, Second what is your budget? I persoanlly would stay with any GMC/Chevrolet from 1999-Current. The engines in the trucks are based on the current LS series that GM uses. They are available in 4.8, 5.3, and 6.0. All are pretty potent, even the 4.8 (check ou the article below). If you are looking to build a nasty hot rod, the 74-87 body style is popular now, and they are still resonably priced, also the 67-72 bodystyle is nice, and the 88-98 body is nice. And any parts needed for restoration LMC has em. Either way you go keep us posted and welcome to the madness.
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09-24-2011, 07:07 PM #3good lord. 1200+ out of 4.8?
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09-24-2011, 08:32 PM #5I'd get a 5.3. Put on a CAI, exhaust, tune or cam+tune. The stock 5.3's are pretty stout stock.
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ok im glad you all have replied, and im glad we have motor suggestions, but what year truck. i want a solid truck i can always swap the motor.
09-24-2011, 09:10 PM #7I believe from 00-03 all the trucks had the mechanical gas pedal, and 04-present has the fly-by-wire pedal. You lose a lil throttle response with the electric pedal, but gain much better economy. The newer models also have more power out of the box. Nothing much else changed from year to year in the mechanical department to my knowledge. In the interior, the window switches, cluster, radio + bezel, and cup holders all had minor changes. The front ends changed also, but I'm not sure when during the production run they changed. On the Chevys the tail lights changed in 04 I believe. Thats really all I can think of at the moment.
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thanks mean green.
09-25-2011, 12:15 AM #9Not all the 03s have the mechanical throttle. I am kinda in the market for another truck and I test drove an 03 Sierras SLE. I opened the hood and sure enough it had the electronic throttle body control. Maybe its just on the 03 Sierras. I had to ask the dealer twice and they said its an 03.
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As someone who has sympathy, but not empathy, for those who have such proclivities, I can get why someone might come away liking this picture. But that is more of an involuntary reaction to exposure to certain elements, not the summation of a film. Listen, there's a grey-bearded wizard who warns in low tones about a place that sounds like "Doggledoor." And there's someone referred to as "Thorin son of Thrain son of Thror." I love that geekorama stuff more than most. It's hilarious, and I'll probably refer to my cat as "Thorin son of Thrain son of Thror" for the next week. But this movie doesn't cohere – there's no forward momentum, no character development, no story happening. Anyone who tells you otherwise is a fibber.
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Participants need to bring their own white or light colored t-shirt (100% cotton is best) or other piece of clothing to tie dye. Library will supply the Sharpies. For kids in grades 6 through 12. Registration required and starts on January 2. Recommended Reading: Sew Teen: make your own cool clothes by Sheila Zent


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School has been back in session in the U.S. for awhile now and officials are dealing with bullying issues once again.
There is spotty evidence that some districts are looking beyond Zero Tolerance policies and automatic expulsion or suspension of kids who bully their classmates. In these districts, there is a conscious policy choice to use restorative practices first instead of punitive practices such as expulsion and suspension.
In the Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, School District, schools are implementing a comprehensive change program to address bullying, known as the SaferSanerSchools Whole School Change Program, developed by the International Institute for Restorative Practices (IIRP).
Rather than reflexively opt for immediate expulsion or suspension of kids who bully others, these districts are attempting to bring the bullied and the bully together with all their classmates into restorative circles to address the misbehavior as a community. The goal is accountability and community restoration rather than isolation, alienation, suspension, expulsion and stigmatization. It's a first step toward interrupting the schools-to-prison pipeline.
It's a risky proposition, and it takes more time than a rigid "throw the bully out" approach. But it holds the real possibility of keeping the bullying offender and the bullying victim together in community, rather than placing one more child in the school-to-prison pipeline. The statistics on expulsion and suspension are clear: each incident of suspension or expulsion increases the child's chances of ending up in prison.
Programs such as SaferSanerSchools requires participation of the entire school community, from students and teachers to administrators, parents and even cafeteria and janitorial staffs. Successful implementation requires involvement of the entire community, since bullying affects everyone in the school community.
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Suspensions, expulsions, fights, bullying and other forms of poor student behavior dropped at Freedom and Liberty high schools during the 2011-12 school year, documents show.
The improved discipline picture is a reversal of 2009-10 and 2010-11 when infractions went up in the Bethlehem Area School District's two high schools as part of a district-wide increase of 36 percent.
Compared with the 2010-11 school year, suspensions dropped 20 percent to 978 in 2011-12. The number of students in suspension three times or more went down 43 percent to 493 at the two high schools over the same time frame, according to the Code of Conduct report, which separates offenses into three levels of severity.
Restorative practices and restorative circles allow the victims to be heard, the harms done to them to be recognized. Restorative practices even permit the bully to say why he or she was aggressive in the first place. Using restorative practices, all members of the community share in the process, expressing their experiences of the harms that have been done by the bullying of their fellow community members. All members of the community, all stakeholders, share a part in the communal response.
Ideally, even the parents of the bully and the bullied are present for the restorative circle conference. For restorative practices to have their maximum effect, all parties participate in these restorative circles, or accountability sessions, as the community asserts its values. Ideally, the bully and the bullied are restored to community and neither is stigmatized or ostracized.
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Engaging Nepal's Maoists
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Maoists are set to form a new government in Nepal, with signals from Washington of a policy shift on engaging blacklisted groups elected to power.
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In the past decade, 12,000 Nepalis have died in an increasingly brutal civil war that pits a backward-looking monarchy and an abusive military against fanatical Maoist rebels. To help solve the crisis, the rest of the world must convince both sides that there is a third way.
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The contentious July 2006 Mexican presidential election has placed Mexico squarely back on the U.S. foreign policy agenda. This report offers concrete policy recommendations to the U.S. government on how to help Mexico deal with its future challenges. This report is also available in Spanish.
To encourage the free flow of conversation, the 2011 Corporate Conference was entirely not-for-attribution; however, several conference speakers joined us for sideline interviews further exploring their areas of expertise.
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Is property owner liable in fatal beating?
Teen beaten to death early Saturday morning at bonfire in woods
Deep in the woods off Old St. Augustine Road, Jacksonville police say, a brutal beating took place, one that killed 19-year-old Ryan Ford and turned his family's life upside down.
Police said the fight that killed Ford (pictured, below) happened during a bonfire party early Saturday morning on the property. Evidence of that party remains there -- trash littered around the site.
According to the property appraiser, the lot is vacant and owned by a man who lives in St. Augustine. The property is appraised at more than $3 million.
That man did not return calls for comment Tuesday.
Police said the property has became sort of a hangout for young people.
"Police were not foreign to this. They had been called their before, truancy, some other incidents, but nothing to this magnitude," said Lt. Rob Schoonover, of the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office.
So what is the responsibility of the landowner to keep people off his property and out of potentially fatal situations?
"You might know people were trespassing, but you certainly didn't know people were trespassing and intending to kill somebody," attorney Dale Carson said.
Carson, who is not connected with this case, says whether the owner knew people were trespassing or not, he had no reason to believe anyone would get hurt, and the people throwing the party were not supposed to be there, even though there's not a no trespassing sign out front.
"Generally in the state of Florida, there's no duty owed by the landowner to a trespasser," Carson said. "I don't think as a landowner you're obligated to provide 24/7 protection to prevent people from coming on your property. I think that's part of the policing function."
Police have charged 25-year-old Christopher Hoffman with manslaughter and 22-year-old Robert Cline with battery causing bodily harm.
Attorney John Phillips, who says he was retained to represent Cline, released a statement Tuesday:
"Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family of Ryan Ford," Phillips wrote. "We plan to let the justice system address the events of that night. Not only is the report of Mr. Cline initiating contact with Mr. Ford inaccurate, but he and others tried to stop the altercation that lead to Mr. Ford's death. Mr. Cline has and will continue to cooperate with the State Attorneys' Office."
A viewing for Ford will be held from 5-8 p.m. Wednesday at St. Johns Family Funeral Home, 385 State Road 207, St. Augustine. A funeral service will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday at Anastasia Baptist Church, 1650 State Road A1A South, St. Augustine.
Ford's friends are to hold a memorial bonfire Friday night at the family home. A VyStar Credit Union account was set up for hospital bills and funeral expenses. It's under his name at account No. 7029766009.
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The Georgetown Law Advanced E-Discovery Institute, held December 6 and 7 in McLean, Va., was an excellent, well-attended event, observed Howard Reissner, CEO at Planet Data Solutions Inc., which boldly addressed the numerous issues that have surfaced this past year around the concepts of technology-assisted review (TAR) and computer-assisted review (CAR), and predictive coding all variants of recent lurching moves in the legal industry to move towards more efficient ways to search and review data and are, by far the topic du jour. At the conclusion of the conference, it was clear to Reissner that the legal profession is in the very early stages of using advanced technology on a broad basis to increase the efficiency of e-discovery.
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Customizing SMF > Portals, Bridges, and Integrations
Not quite sure on how to handle this...
I have moved the info center into my own footer file which is shown across my website. Currently the only software I have installed is SMF, I do plan on adding a few other things in future.
Anyway, to the point - I can't get the info center (in the footer) to show the online member count, guest count, or the private messages box. Any Suggestions? Not entirely sure on what to do with integration, as I am relatively new to it.
Oh, before moving it to my footer all the information it should show was showing.
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Hello there! As you may or may not have noticed...I am Whispers. I don't really have much to say, as I find talking about random shit really hard to do, so I'll just get on with the point. Now, I am very addicted to Skyrim.
Who isn't?
The open world, the dungeons, the enemies, the free-reign, the....EVERYTHING. Some people hate it, some people, like me, loves it. The thing is: Most of the Skyrim RPs here are usually in the middle of the story-line, or something of that effect. So, I propose a small, generic, and blank idea: A Skyrim RP where we are prisoners.
Basically. Ya' know, the cart where you start off in when you began playing Skyrim. Yes, we are all in that cart. I plan on it being sort of free-roam after we escape Helgen. No idea on how to do that, either. We can go through the main storyline if you guys wish, but yet again, I do not know how to implement Ulfric Stormcloak into the RP. I plan on this to be a relatively small group of people, maybe 5 or 6, so Ulfric won't be able to fit his fatass on the prisoner cart with all 5 of us. How do we began the 'Stormcloak' rebellion, then?
Maybe Ulfric wasn't taken prisoner, and he's still out there somewhere, planning. We're all just a bunch of prisoners, down on our luck. We escape. There won't be a Dragonborn or an Alduin, so no worries about that. Somehow we'll need to escape without the help of a damned dragon. Then, after that, we can come up with our own story-line and plot idea. Maybe we can go to Whiterun and have some Ale? Maybe we could go become a team of bounty hunters? Bar brawls?! DRAGON SLAYING?!?! PROSTITUTIO-
I don't know. We'll figure this out when it all happens 'cause I'm confusing my self.
Anyways, basic plot-point: We're prisoners on the way to our execution. What do we do now? Escape. But how? If we do escape...what then? It's up to us to decide. Give me suggestions and all that jazz. I'll need a few co-GM's if this takes off (('Cuz I'm a busy highschooler. Military studying, Marksmanship classes, Drill Team...fuck my life)).
Leave me suggestions on where to put this. Free? Casual? High Casual? I know a lot of you know more about Skyrim then me, so don't be afraid to post hateful/critical comments, suggestions, and things of that nature. I'm a tough teenager.


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The number of commuter train users will dip this year despite a boost in service and government leaders urging Montrealers to use transit instead of cars, Andy Riga reports.
The federal government is moving up the deadline for a new bridge by three years.
Mayor Denis Coderre hailed Ottawa's promise Sunday to push construction of a new Champlain Bridge forward to 2018 as "a day to rejoice."
The Champlain Bridge reopened to traffic on Saturday afternoon, more than eight hours after it was scheduled to.
Think of them as the car version of Bixi. New to Montreal, "one-way car-sharing" allows registered users to borrow cars without reservations, paying only for minutes they use.
"Ask questions." That's what newly elected Montreal mayor Denis Coderre wants Philippe Schnobb to do as chairman of the city's public transit commission.
Police raided the offices of Stationnement de Montéal Wednesday amid reports of widespread theft among employees of the city's parking authority.
The auditor-general has identified the overlap of responsibilities at the Agence métropolitaine de transport and "numerous" other transit bodies for the lack of direction at the AMT.
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There's plenty of blame to go around when it comes to rail safety in Canada.
Mayor Denis Coderre nominated a former journalist to head Montreal's public transit corporation Tuesday, a move immediately condemned by the main opposition party at city hall, and which became ...
The crumbling Champlain Bridge became a political football Tuesday with the Parti Québécois government steering the blame for the crisis back toward the Liberals.
Montreal's train authority is blaming Canadian Pacific for delays of up to 100 minutes on three commuter lines during rush hour Tuesday morning.
Dylan Caverly gets up a little earlier every morning to take the bus into town.
Montreal cars arrive for testing in 2014; to replace cars that have been in use since system opened in 1966.
Expect overcrowding at stations, longer than usual trips
'What we have seen today isn't coming out of nowhere and will be repeated until the bridge is replaced.'