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Karen | Report | 30 Jan 2013 11:15 |
Am trying to find out information on my great grandmothers parents. My great grandmother was called Rosina Reeves and was born 31 March 1889 in Essex. I believe her parents were William Reeves and Louisa Reeves (nee Crafter) I believe it was the second marriage for both but am having trouble finding any information on either of them. |
KathleenBell | Report | 30 Jan 2013 11:23 |
Do you actually have Rosina's birth certificate? If not then it would be best to get it to confirm her parent's names:- |
KathleenBell | Report | 30 Jan 2013 11:30 |
Is this the family in the 1891 census:- |
KathleenBell | Report | 30 Jan 2013 11:31 |
William and Louisa's marriage:- |
KathleenBell | Report | 30 Jan 2013 11:33 |
This looks like Louisa with her first husband:- |
Shirley~I,m getting the hang of it | Report | 30 Jan 2013 11:34 |
Their marriage cert will give their marital status,ages, and fathers names if known |
Researching: |
Choccy | Report | 30 Jan 2013 11:35 |
KathleenBell | Report | 30 Jan 2013 11:43 |
This looks like Louisa in the 1871 census with her mother who has re-married:- |
KathleenBell | Report | 30 Jan 2013 11:51 |
I can't quite work out how the two step-daughter's in the 1871 census above are called Elliott as this seems to be William Tompkins marriage (as there is a brother-in-law called Williams staying with them):- |
Karen | Report | 30 Jan 2013 12:14 |
Thanks for all your help. Greatly appreciated. All very helpful. |


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Alice A. McCarthy, MBA DefinitionAdenoidectomy is the surgical removal of the adenoids. Adenoids are made of tissue located in the back of the nose near the throat. They are thought to be involved in developing immunity against infections in children.
Reasons for ProcedureAdenoidectomy is usually done to remove enlarged adenoids that are causing a blockage in the nasal passage. It may also be used to treat long-term sinus infections and recurrent ear infections. Possible Complications TOPComplications are rare, but no procedure is completely free of risk. If you are planning to have an adenoidectomy, your doctor will review a list of possible complications, which may include:
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Do not eat or drink anything six hours prior to the procedure. AnesthesiaGeneral anesthesia is used. It will block any pain and keep you asleep through the procedure. Description of the ProcedureThe adenoids will be surgically removed through the mouth. A scalpel or another type of tool will be used to remove the adenoid tissue. An electrical current can also be used. Sometimes, the adenoids are removed through the nose. Gauze packs will be placed at the site of the procedure to prevent bleeding. Radiofrequency ablation is a type of procedure that uses heat to destroy tissue. It may be used to reduce the volume and size of the adenoids. This method often has less bleeding. It also seems to cause less pain. Immediately After ProcedureYou will be monitored in a recovery room until the anesthesia wears off. How Long Will It Take?Less than 45 minutes How Much Will It Hurt?Anesthesia prevents pain during the procedure. Pain after the procedure is not uncommon. Your doctor may prescribe pain medicine. Average Hospital StayIt may be possible to leave on the same day as the procedure. Your doctor may choose to keep you overnight if there are complications. Post-procedure CareRecovery will take 7-14 days. After the procedure, you may have:
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In case of an emergency, call for medical help right away. RESOURCES:American Academy of Otolaryngology http://www.entnet.org American Society of Pediatric Otolaryngology http://www.aspo.us CANADIAN RESOURCES:Canadian Society of Otolaryngology http://www.entcanada.org Health Canada http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca References:
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Yanks look to continue shopping at Meetings
In a way, the Yankees aren't much different than the scores of tourists who find their way to the "Most Magical Place on Earth" every year. They've brought money to spend, want to create some memories and do not intend to head home empty-handed. General manager Brian Cashman and his decision-making team figure to be among the biggest movers and shakers at the Winter Meetings, which kick off on Monday at the Walt Disney World Swan & Dolphin Resort.
12/7/2013 |
Ellsbury, Yankees complete seven-year deal
Jacoby Ellsbury officially completed a seven-year, $153 million contract with the Yankees on Saturday, cashing in his Red Sox for a fresh set of pinstripes.
12/7/2013 |
Notre Dame set to play in 2013 Pinstripe Bowl
The University of Notre Dame has accepted an invitation to play in the 2013 New Era Pinstripe Bowl at Yankee Stadium on Dec. 28.
12/6/2013 |
Veteran bat Beltran, Yankees an ideal match
Carlos Beltran is a perfect fit for the Yankees, and not just because he makes that lineup significantly better. He's the prototype of what the Yankees want their players to be.
12/6/2013 |
Yankees reportedly agree to deal with Beltran
The Yankees quickly moved on from second baseman Robinson Cano, agreeing to a three-year, $45 million deal with outfielder Carlos Beltran on Friday evening, according to multiple reports.
12/6/2013 |
Yankees will survive just fine without Cano
Even after losing Robinson Cano in free agency, the Yankees are still in the game. Anyone who thinks otherwise is nuts.
12/6/2013 |
Cano's departure gives Yanks financial flexibility
Robinson Cano reportedly agreed to a 10-year, $240 million contract with the Mariners on Friday, a departure that officially flipped the script of the Yankees' winter.
12/6/2013 |
Kuroda agrees to one-year, $16 million deal
The Yankees have reportedly finalized an agreement with starting pitcher Hiroki Kuroda, securing him with a one-year contract and his same bonus package as the 2013 season.
12/6/2013 |
Yanks in 'aggressive' mode heading into Meetings
The Yankees know they have needs to fill, but they are announcing that they have money to spend and are open for business, which could create some terrific shopping opportunities when baseball's Winter Meetings kick off next week in Lake Buena Vista, Fla.
12/5/2013 |
In pursuing McCann, Yanks draw from Boss' playbook
Brian McCann's presence behind the plate, in the middle of the batting order and on the mound for all conversations clearly makes the Yankees a more formidable foe.
12/5/2013 |
Cashman: Kuroda interested in Yankees return
Hiroki Kuroda not only intends to continue pitching in 2014, but the right-hander is interested in a third season with the Yankees, according to general manager Brian Cashman.
12/5/2013 |
Yanks continue pursuing Cano as rumors swirl
As Robinson Cano reportedly wings it to the West Coast to talk with the Mariners, Yankees managing general partner Hal Steinbrenner said that his club has not quit on the idea of retaining the All-Star second baseman.
12/5/2013 |
A View from Studio 3: McCann fits in pinstripes
Brian McCann called his official introduction as a member of the Yankees one of the best days of his life. As MLB Network's Matt Yallof writes, it's a perfect situation for the team and the player.
12/5/2013 |
Cano will get lucrative deal, but not what he expected
Robinson Cano's performance on the field has set him up for a monster payday in free agency this offseason. But external forces are not only arguing, but practically conspiring, against the kind of numbers he and his camp have been seeking.
12/4/2013 |
Yanks Minor Leaguer Baker suspended 50 games
Yankees Minor Leaguer Ryan Baker has received a 50-game suspension for refusing to take an offseason drug test, Major League Baseball announced on Wednesday.
12/4/2013 |
Mo accepts award at March of Dimes Luncheon
Joe Torre called on Mariano Rivera as he had done so many times over the years, and this time it was to have the retired Yankees closer appear at the Waldorf-Astoria on Wednesday to accept the Sportsman of the Year Award and help double the usual attendance at the March of Dimes 30th Anniversary Sports Luncheon.
12/4/2013 |
Can Cano fit into Yankees' salary picture?
No one has doubted that Robinson Cano will be paid handsomely, one way or another, but the team name in the upper left-hand corner of those future paychecks suddenly appears much blurrier.
12/4/2013 |
Yanks close to deal with versatile Johnson
The Yankees are closing in on a one-year contract with free-agent infielder Kelly Johnson, according to the New York Post.
12/3/2013 |
Yanks are back at Hot Stove's forefront
If the Brian McCann contract was an inkling, then Tuesday's rake of Jacoby Ellsbury was an outright announcement that the Yankees we know and love or loathe -- the ones prone to backing up the Brink's truck into the driveways of MLB's best and brightest -- are officially back in business.
12/3/2013 |
Ellsbury, Yanks agree on seven-year deal
Jacoby Ellsbury is ready to trade in his Red Sox for Yankees pinstripes, approaching the finish line on serious talks that are set to deliver the speedster to the Bronx with a blockbuster seven-year contract worth a reported $153 million.
12/3/2013 |
Deal finalized, Yanks to introduce McCann on Thursday
The Yankees made the signing of free-agent catcher Brian McCann official on Tuesday, announcing his five-year deal that includes a vesting option. The 29-year-old will be introduced in a news conference at Yankee Stadium on Thursday.
12/3/2013 |
Yankees looking for more at Winter Meetings
The Yankees have already made one of the biggest splashes of the offseason, agreeing to terms on a five-year contract with free-agent catcher Brian McCann. With the Winter Meetings approaching, there is much more on their shopping list.
12/2/2013 |
Yanks, Ryan make it official on two-year deal
The Yankees officially announced on Monday afternoon the signing of shortstop Brendan Ryan to a two-year contract with a mutual option for 2016.
12/2/2013 |
Yanks free space by dealing Stewart to Bucs
The Yankees cleared space on their roster on Monday by trading catcher Chris Stewart to the Pirates in exchange for a player to be named.
12/1/2013 |
Stewart, Nix among Yanks awaiting contracts
The Yankees have been active as they attempt to plug holes and upgrade their roster, and some of those early moves could trigger decisions in advance of Monday's non-tender deadline. Catcher Chris Stewart and infielder Jayson Nix are among those on the bubble. |


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TheFA.com continues to look back on classic FA Cup Finals of the past, today looking at Cardiff City's win over Arsenal back in 1927. The Welshmen's victory is still the only time that a team outside of England has carried away the famous trophy...
Cardiff City 1-0 ArsenalThe FA Cup FinalWembley StadiumSaturday 23 April 1927
Arsenal, under the magic touch of Herbert Chapman, were captained by the famous Charles Buchan and had other star players in Hulme, Parker and John. Cardiff City, with practically the same defence as that of the 1925 Final but now with a new forward line, were at the peak of their powers.For Arsenal, however, only Buchan lived up to his reputation, setting up at least three clear chances for his colleagues. The Welsh supporters massed on the Wembley banks had little to sing about, with both defences well in command and play for the most part incoherent. Then, out of the blue, the decisive goal came in the seventy third minute. Following a Cardiff throw-in, Ferguson tried a hurried shot at goal before he could be tackled. His drive was a hard one, low and diagonal, but Lewis, Arsenal's Welsh international goalkeeper, appeared to have it covered. However, with Davies and Irving challenging, the ball somehow twisted on Lewis' chest and trickled sowly over the line. It was a classic example of the kind of luck that can win or lose a Final. Fred Keenor and his men went on to take the Cup, and the trophy went out of England for the first time.Teams: Cardiff City: Farquharson; Nelson, Watson; Keenor, Sloan, Hardy; Curtis, Irving, Ferguson, Davies L., M'Laclan
Goals: Ferguson 74 Arsenal: Lewis; Parker, Kennedy; Baker, Butler, John; Hulme, Buchan, Brain, Blyth, Hoar Referee: WF Bunnell (Preston)


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Leslie Howard's gramophone recordings include music by Franck, Grainger, Grieg, Granados, Rakhmaninov, Rubinstein, Sibelius, Stravinsky, Tchaikovsky and, most important of all, Liszt. For fourteen years he was engaged on the largest recording project ever undertaken by a solo pianist: the complete solo piano music of Ferenc Liszta project which was completed in a total of 94 compact discs on the Hyperion label. The publication of the series was completed in the autumn of 1999. The importance of the Liszt project cannot be overemphasized: it encompasses world première recordings, including much music prepared by Dr Howard from Liszts still unpublished manuscripts, and works unheard since Liszt's lifetime. Leslie Howard has been awarded the Grand Prix du Disque on five occasions, and a further Special Grand Prix du Disque was awarded upon the completion of the Liszt series. He is currently the President of the British Liszt Society, and he holds numerous international awards for his dedication to Liszt's music. In 2000 he was honoured by Hungary with the Pro Cultura Hungarica award.
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Twenty-one files about Boy Scout leaders who sexually abused children made public last week involve cases in North Carolina, where there is no statute of limitations on prosecuting child sexual abuse.
Edwin Loren Tenny was employed as a district Scout executive with the Occoneechee Council in Raleigh in 1969 when other officials received reports that he had engaged in sex acts with numerous boys. Tenny, now 74 and living in Missouri, did not respond to phone messages seeking comment.
Thomas Benton Lewis was a leader of Cub Scout Pack 103 and Scout Troop 103 in Burlington in 1982 when the mother of a Scout reported that her son had been molested by Lewis while spending the night at his apartment. Lewis relocated to Whiteville, where he died in 1997 at age 60.
William "Bill" H. Fisher was the scoutmaster of Troop 749 in Reidsville in 1981 when the father of a Scout contacted officials to report that Fisher had sexually assaulted his son. Fisher, who also taught chemistry at a local high school, resigned and was barred from Scouting. He died in 1997 at 58.
Mark Fleming Bumgarner was an assistant scoutmaster with Troop 262 in Lenoir in 1978 when the parent of a scout from Southern Pines reported that Bumgarner had fondled the boy while sitting beside a campfire at a summer camp. In 1979, Bumgarner was charged by Lenior police with two felony counts of taking indecent liberties with a minor involving two other Scouts.
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Rickey Martin Vernon was a Scout leader with Troop 241 in Lexington in 1982 when he was accused of molesting multiple Scouts at a Winston-Salem movie theater where he worked and other locations. Seven years later, criminal records show Vernon was convicted in Forsyth County on two counts of taking indecent liberties with minors. He was sentenced to 10 years in prison, but released on parole after serving four years. Now 59, Martin is listed as a registered sex offender in North Carolina.
Roy Lindsay Case was a scoutmaster with Troop 103 in Summerfield in 1972. A Scout signed a typed statement saying Case had invited him to a drive-in movie and later returned to the scoutmaster's home, where he was shown pornography and subjected to sexual advances. In 2001, Guilford County sheriff's deputies investigating a break-in at Case's home found child pornography, according to a report from News & Record of Greensboro. Under questioning, Case later confessed to numerous sexual assaults spanning more than 30 years. . Now 66, he is in a North Carolina prison serving a nearly 20-year sentence.
Michael Steven Clapp was scoutmaster of Troop 77 in High Point in 1984 when the mother of a Scout reported that he had molested her son during a trip to Washington. In 1992, criminal records show Clapp was convicted of indecent liberties with a child and felony sexual offense in the second degree. He served six years in prison. Now 62, Clapp is listed on the N.C. Sex Offender Registry as living in Kernersville.
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Astronomers have mapped dark matter on the largest scale ever observed Good news: Those tiny distortions in the images of distant galaxies, called cosmic shear. And here's Dark Matter map and the full moon to scale. The observations show that dark matter in the Universe is distributed as a network of gigantic dense (light) and empty (dark) regions, where the largest dense regions are about the size of several Earth moons on the sky. The densest regions of the dark matter host massive clusters of galaxies. To get these accumulated images over five years scientists used the wide field imaging camera MegaCam, a 1 degree by 1 degree field-of-view 340 Megapixel camera on the CFHT in Hawaii. The scientists are optimistic: http://www.physorg.com/news/2012-01-astronomers-universe-dark-unprecedented-scale.html http://www.physorg.com/news/2012-01-clearest-picture-dark-energy.html The bigger more accurate and better Dark Matter map they get the better we will understand our Universe. It will shed some light on dark energy as well. I just hope there will be more and more of new tools available to physicists in their study so we could get more info.
There are no such stars. The most massive star, a blue giant called R136a1 is only about 250-320 times the mass of our sun. The biggest stars, like VV Cephei or VY Canis Majoris may be 2000 times the radius of our sun, but they have just 30-40 times the mass. These stars are literally less dense than even the uppermost part of the Earth's atmosphere. Supermassive black holes are by necessity also primordial, and were essentially formed at the same time the universe was created. The law of conservation of angular momentum limits the speed at which matter can fall into a black hole, and essentially means the age of the universe isn't enough time for any stellar mass black hole to grow to such a size.
"Dark matter" is whatever is located at the center of galaxies that hold the galaxy together (much like stars hold solar systems together). For the Milky Way, it is likely Sagittarius A*. I think a better word for it than "black hole" is a "fission star"--that is, a star composed mostly of extremely heavy metals like uranium and plutonium (but likely substantially heavier).
http://iopscience.iop.org/1538-4357/701/2/L133 Here's an interesting paper on accretion of matter into early stellar-mass blackholes, and details many of the limiting factors to black hole growth. Novel mechanisms are also explored which would account for possible growth of a stellar mass black hole into a massive entity, but not a true supermassives such as those found in galactic centers. IMO the elephant in the room is that we have data for a lot of stellar mass black holes of up to 30 or more solar masses, and then we have supermassives but there are no intermediate mass black holes at all. If stellar mass black holes were slowly accreting matter and growing into supermassives, then we should see plenty of black holes in the 1000M range, but there aren't any. We basically go from 0-33, and then skip right into the supermassive range. This suggests a completely different method of formation for the two black hole classes.
http://iopscience.iop.org/1538-4357/701/2/L133 Here's an interesting paper on accretion of matter into early stellar-mass blackholes, and details many of the limiting factors to black hole growth. Novel mechanisms are also explored which would account for possible growth of a stellar mass black hole into a massive entity, but not a true supermassives such as those found in galactic centers. Here's a quote from the abstract: IMO the elephant in the room is that we have data for a lot of stellar mass black holes of up to 30 or more solar masses, and then we have supermassives but there are no intermediate mass black holes at all. If stellar mass black holes were slowly accreting matter and growing into supermassives, then we should see plenty of black holes in the 1000M range, but there aren't any. We basically go from 0-33, and then skip right into the supermassive range. This suggests a completely different method of formation for the two black hole classes.
I believe there are other names needed other than 'Dark Matter' for these things we see. I personally consider dark matter to be a substance which the galaxy is kept within rather than what IS any sort of black hole.
I just want to say that the first person with this idea was Roger Penrose - sort of. OK, he ascribed the circular patterns in the CMBR to "leaks" from the last big crunch, but it seems that this theory lines up with his original idea.
If black holes suck every thing in including light , Then why is it that jets can come out of the center of them . I mean if the gravity is so intense as to suck in light and every thing then why are jets of hot gas and radiation allowed to escape ?
The jets don't come out of the black hole - nothing can get out. They're caused by the motion of the disc of gas and dust falling in and the intense gravity. I don't think that scientists have quite figured out how the jets at 90 degrees to the plane of the discs are formed though.
qubit is right but there's also another kind of radiation: Black holes have energy and they always emit it as photons. So Black Holes constantly lose their energy and eventually they will evaporate. It's called Hawking radiation. You ask how it happens? There's quantum tunnelling (See here: http://phys.educ.ksu.edu/vqm/html/qtunneling.html). Non-quantum (classic) objects can't escape but quantum objects (wave–particle duality of matter and the Heisenberg uncertainty principle can explain this easily) can use quantum tunnelling to break the "barriers" and escape the Black Hole. BTW quantum tunnelling also occurs in the nuclear fusion of Sun or any other star. So Black Holes are not "some big suckers that don't ever emit". Close to event horizon of a black hole there's strong gravitational field which generates pairs of particles and anti-particles. See the pic below: Some can escape to infinity, some can annihilate and some can get sucked in. http://casa.colorado.edu/~ajsh/hawk.html
As I understand it, if Sagittarius A* is offset slightly, but still within the small 'region' of the black hole at galactic center (as it would have to be in order for stars to appear to be orbiting it and the black hole), there is no way to know what it is without a clever astrophysicist coming up with clever mathematical inferences, based upon observations, that they would be willing to publish. It could be a massive clump of dark matter, I suppose. But still less massive than the central black hole, which it seems to be closely orbiting. I think it's more likely to be another black hole in close orbit, the old core of a galaxy devoured by the Milky way sometime in the distant past. Which it probably is, if the central black hole is showing a slight 'wobble'. Which would not be good for future life in our galaxy, depending on how close they are to merging. Or, a supernova remnant (black hole or neutron star) doing its own post-death death-spiral into the massive black hole. Or, superheated plasma in the region around the massive black hole -- which could produce radio emissions.
Ok so if a black hole dies what is left then ? Shouldn't there be some thing like a ball of iron ? After all it is a sun burn all them elements and making iron that leads to the end of the star then creating the black hole right ? Then once it has died shouldn't there be some thing left after the death of the black hole ?
^ The crust of a neutron star is made of iron. And eventually neutron stars quantum-tunnel and become black holes. Yes, there's a theory that everything in the universe after 10^1500 years (can you imagine all those zeros) will lose the energy, cool down and turn to iron because iron has the nucleus with the least binding energy. But after 10^10^26 (lol all these zeros, this is the last time I promise) years all that iron collapse into black holes. But this will happen if proton decay won't occur before this. Some interesting thoughts here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Future_of_an_expanding_universe and especially here: http://math.ucr.edu/home/baez/end.html The end of the universe will be dark and cold, really cold (literally). But as always take this with a grain of salt. No one knows yet how the real END will look like.
Intermediate-mass black hole http://www.physorg.com/news/2012-02-black-hole-shredded-galaxy.html The fate of this black hole ain't too optimistic.
Yes, it is. Black holes can only merge with each other to make a bigger one. All the article is saying is that it doesn't know where it's going and that it won't be detectible when the x-rays from infalling gas dry up.
That's splitting hairs. For anything other than a teeny tiny one, they'll take longer than the age of the universe to evaporate. And anyway, the effect is overridden because it's really really small and there's always something for a black hole to munch on and it doesn't have to be much, either, just a little gas and dust will do. So, consider a black hole as existing forever for all practical purposes. And once again, the article said nothing about the black hole dying.
It's not. Getting "owned" by other bigger black hole is the same as dying. Because other black hole will use smaller black holes energy. The article says that it can happen. Reminds me how bigger corporations eat up smaller corporatrions.
No, it's just a merge, ragardless of size - they eat each other you could say, I guess. And honestly, no one knows what happens at those singularities and we may never will. Bummer. I love science and I really want to know.
To get back to the Dark matter conversation thread: The ESA's Planck mission which is going to be measuring the Cosmic Microwave Background radiation to higher degrees of accuracy than previously achieved, discovered something while observing the 'foreground' in order to subtract it from its main observations --- a 'haze' of microwaves in a 35 000 ly region around the core of the Milky way. There ya go, possible annihilation of dark matter particles. http://www.centauri-dreams.org/?p=21757
Contrary to the popular perception of black holes pulling in all of the material that gets close, 95% of the matter in the disk around IGR J17091 is expelled by the wind. And other interesting fact is production of winds can stifle radio jets. They said this because jet from the black hole was not present when the ultra-fast wind was seen, although a radio jet is seen at other times. Fascinating! http://www.physorg.com/news/2012-02-chandra-fastest-stellar-mass-black-hole.html


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Brand new video in from Hamas where the military leader of that group has been taken out.
Hamas as an Israeli air strike in the Gaza Strip has killed the commander of its military wing in Israel is now saying this.
Is just the beginning -- -- live in Jerusalem -- And we report -- Know right now there are some comparing this to the Israeli version of killing.
I some have been -- not that job Berry had been running hamas' militant wing for ten years was in charge of Hamas.
During the second Intifada here that of course killed so many Israelis he was killed in -- targeted killing.
In the Gaza Strip a missile from the Israeli Air Force took out a car he was riding in the past hour there have been at least two more targeting killings.
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But also some of their camps and weapons storage facilities -- Inside of -- and what we are waiting for right now is the reciprocity multiplier to begin over the past.
Week -- so there had been about a 160 rockets.
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Completely mess up -- down in southern Israel people have to run to shelters kids don't go to school and obviously they have potential to kill and injure a number of people.
Maybe those southern communities they demanded action and eventually now the Israeli military has said it.
It is simply worn thin and launch this new attack the question forward is what does Hamas.
What does Islamic Jihad do -- they -- watching other barrage of rockets.
Suffice it to say the Israeli military operation will continue to grow.
The other big question is we know that Hamas and Islamic Jihad are holding their punches a little bit they have rockets which could reach Israeli towns like for Shawmut CL and like the airport anything -- an international and also like Tel Aviv there is a thought.
That this killing op Ed job bury their head of the military wing.
May bring about a level retaliation by Hamas in terms of escalating -- -- launching rockets to Tel Aviv.
In which case we very likely we'll see the Israelis launch -- ground offensive once again back into Gaza the last time that happened was almost.
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Seth Rogen stars as Britt Reid while Taiwanese pop star Jay Chou makes his English-speaking debut as Kato, in this big-budget film version of the comic book and TV series.
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Entertaining film
By a customer , 08 Feb 2013[Highly rated reviewer]
The film is fine if you have no expectations - we laughed and thorughly enjoyed this film with a load of popcorn. It's entertaining and that's that.- Was this review helpful to you?
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(499)dont ruin your dream of the hornet
By kittylu (22 reviews) from Nottingham , 07 Sep 2013crap acting ...crap story ... boring sorry im not even a supers fan and id happily sit through any of the others for my other half but this? dont ruin your dream of the hornet- Was this review helpful to you?
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Possibly the worst film I've ever seen
By sindbad (5 reviews) , 06 Aug 2013Sexism, racism, classism. Lame, not funny jokes. I stopped watching halfway because it was too painful. Save your time for something less horrible. I want my hour back.- Was this review helpful to you?
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Entertaining Film
By BillyRayCyrussBigToe (3 reviews) , 11 Jul 2013Loved it. Loved the action, the comedy, the destruction and general mayhem. Some of the weapons and devices are fairly creative too.- Was this review helpful to you?
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Ok not brilliant
By Gingersam326 (8 reviews) from Maidstone , 09 Jul 2013I found it boring but my kids loved it. Ok if you're into kung fu karate kicking and chopping otherwise don't bother.- Was this review helpful to you?
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Light hearted, not heavy duty.
By Plugs (6 reviews) from London , 09 Jul 2013[Highly rated reviewer]
Very enjoyable, but if you don't like Seth Rogan's style, then you'll probably hate it. Best to avoid it rather than write a pointlessly negative review. This isn't a serious film, its deliberately knock about humour. There is still a load of cool stuff, a hat tip to Bruce Lee.- Was this review helpful to you?
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Lake Hills: Monthly Update Archives
September 2010
The new Lake Hills Library opened on September 11 with a record crowd of more than 1,000 people at the ribbon-cutting and open house event. A number of dignitaries attended, including Bellevue Mayor Don Davidson, KCLS Board Member Rob Spitzer, several Bellevue City Council members, King County Councilmember Jane Hague and State Representative Ross Hunter. Once the doors officially opened, attendees toured the library and enjoyed refreshments sponsored by the Bellevue Friends of the Library.
August 2010
Construction of the new 10,000 square foot library is nearing completion. The Library is scheduled to open to the community on Saturday, September 11, 10am, with a ribbon-cutting and open house event.
July 2010
Construction is nearing completion and staff will soon begin preparing the interior of the library for the reopening. The new library will reopen to the public with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and open house on Saturday, September 11, 10am. Once the doors open, community members are invited to tour the facility and enjoy refreshments and musical programs.
June 2010
Construction of the new library continues and is anticipated to be completed in mid-August. Once construction work is completed, staff will begin preparing the interior of the library. The new library will reopen to the public with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and open house on Saturday, September 11, 10am.
May 2010
Library construction continues and the updated construction schedule from the contractor calls for completion in mid-August. Once the building nears completion, the interior of the library will be prepared for the library to open to the public.
April 2010
Construction continues and the new Library is expected to open this summer. The existing Library is located on property that was donated to KCLS and held for a time by the City of Bellevue. The property is now for sale and a public informational meeting was held for potential buyers. The meeting was well attended and several parties expressed interest in purchasing the property.
March 2010
KCLS' contractor has started working on the interior of the new Library, now that the shell of the building is nearly completed. The new 10,000 square foot Library is anticipated to open this summer.
February 2010
Now that the shell of the building is nearing completion, KCLS' contractor has started working on the interior of the new Library. The library is anticipated to be completed in late summer.
January 2010
Construction of the interior Library space is scheduled to start in January, once the shell of the new building is finished. The project is anticipated to be completed by May 2010. An opening event is expected to be scheduled in late summer.
December 2009
The developer continues to construct the building shell. A public meeting to gather input on the project is set for Tuesday, January 19, 6:30pm at the Lake Hills Library.
November 2009
The developer continues to make progress on construction of the building shell. Bids for the tenant improvements for the new library space are due November 19. Construction of the library interior will begin shortly thereafter. A public meeting to get input on the project is set for Tuesday, January 19, 6:30pm at the Lake Hills Library.
October 2009
The developer continues to construct the building shell. Tenant improvements for the Library's interior work went out to bid this month.
September 2009
Construction of the building shell is well underway. KCLS finished working with the consultants on finalizing interior designs and the tenant improvements are now in for permitting.
August 2009
KCLS continues to work with consultants to finalize designs for the interior Library space in preparation for permitting.
July 2009
KCLS continues to work with a consultant to finalize drawings of the interior library space for permitting. The developer has already started construction of the building shell.
June 2009
The developer has started construction of the shell for the new Library that will be part of the redeveloped Lake Hills Shopping Center. KCLS is working with a consultant on finalizing drawings of the interior space for permitting.
May 2009
A groundbreaking event was held for the new Lake Hills Library on May 20. Mayor Degginger and several other elected officials joined a crowd of more than 250 to celebrate the start of construction. The developer will be building the shell of the building and KCLS will complete the library interior build out. Drawings for the Library are being developed. KCLS has received some leads from the Bellevue City Manager on potential buyers for the current Lake Hills Library. It looks like it will soon be time to market the property.
April 2009
The groundbreaking for the new library and shopping center is set for Wednesday, May 20, 1pm. The developer, Cosmos Development, has permits to begin construction of the first phase of the Lake Hills Shopping Center project, which will include the shell for the new 10,000-square-foot Library. In the first phase, Library parking will be available below the Library building and at an existing lot that can hold up to 500 cars. In the second phase, the area under the Library and an adjacent commercial building will be leased to retail tenants. In the last phase of the project, 90 units of condominiums will be built on the edge of the site. KCLS held a community meeting regarding the project on April 21 and a crowd of about 30 people showed up to view the plans and provide input. Construction of the shell and the Library interior is anticipated to be completed by the summer of 2010.
March 2009
The interior floor plan is being developed for the new Lake Hills Library. KCLS anticipates starting construction in Summer 2009. A public meeting for community members to review the preliminary designs is set for Tuesday, April 21, 6:30pm, at the Lake Hills Clubhouse.
February 2009
The lease has been finalized with Cosmos Development for the Lake Hills Library at 156th Avenue and Lake Hills Boulevard. The interior floor plan is being developed and KCLS anticipates beginning construction in Summer 2009.
June 2008
KCLS' negotiations with Cosmos Development for the Lake Hills Library reached
a breaking point during the past few weeks. After conducting an analysis of lease
rates for properties throughout the Bellevue area, KCLS identified the maximum
lease we could pay for the Library at Lake Hills. When the developer responded
with a higher rate, KCLS contacted the City of Bellevue's Planning Department
to let them know that the negotiations were not going well and that KCLS wanted
the City's help in finding alternative sites. However, City officials encouraged
the developer to retain the Library in the plans for redeveloping the Lake Hills
Shopping Center and Cosmos Development agreed in a letter of intent to accept
KCLS' lease rate. According to the agreement, Cosmos will start construction
no later than May 1, 2009.
May 2008
KCLS staff is in touch with the developer of the Lake Hills
Shopping Center project and is negotiating a lease agreement for the
10,000 square foot library. If an agreement is reached, the developer
believes that construction may begin before the end of the year.
April 2008
KCLS staff is in touch with the developer of the Lake Hills Shopping
Center project and is negotiating a lease agreement for the 10,000 square foot
library. If an agreement is reached, the developer believes that construction
may begin before the end of the year.
April 2007
The developer is negotiating with the City of Bellevue for
a building permit. This project is temporarily on hold until the developer
completes this process.
December 2006
Staff met with the developer's architect and KCLS
architect on November 21. Conceptual designs were discussed and the
developer indicated construction could start as early as spring 2007.
Negotiations with the City of Bellevue for sale of the existing Lake
Hills library have started.
August 2006
The Lake Hills Library is scheduled to be replaced with a new library in the redeveloped Lake Hills Shopping Center. The project developer offered to create a condominium arrangement for the new library in which KCLS purchases the building shell and the property, and manages tenant improvements. The current library and property would then be surplused. Since the current library is located in the Lake Hills greenbelt, next to a Bellevue Parks building, the City is a logical buyer. At one time, there was a plan considered in which that property would be exchanged for the cost of planning and developing the Bellevue Regional Library parking expansion. Given the number of major projects in progress for the City, the Ashwood site improvements will not be on their agenda for some time.
April 2006
ZGF Architects is the successful architect chosen for this project, which involves relocating the existing library to a new development on 156th and Lake Hills Boulevard. Initial meetings have taken place and the architects are working with the developer on building design layout. The developer will submit exterior designs to the City of Bellevue on May 10. Initial design will start in early May and relocation in 2009.
March 2006
ZGF Architects was the successful architect chosen to design the new library being relocated to a new development on 156th and Lake Hills Boulevard. Initial meetings have taken place and the architects are working with the developer on building design layout. Initial design will start in early April. Relocation is anticipated to be in 2009
January 2006
The architectural firm of ZGF was chosen for the Lake Hills Tenant Improvement project from a short list of four candidates.
December 2005
Three finalists were short listed for the Lake Hills Library Tenant Improvements. The finalists (Buffalo, Lewis and ZGF) will be interviewed on Friday, January 6.
November 2005
Advertisements for architects to submit their statements of qualifications brought in 11 submittal packages. The committee to interview and select the finalist should plan to be assembled by mid-December for interviews as early as can be scheduled.
October 2005
KCLS issued a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) for architects to assist us in working through the development of a 10,000 square foot library in the new Lake Hills Shopping Center.
September 2005
The City of Bellevue has issued a zoning variance to the development company for the complete redesign of the Lake Hills Shopping Center, which will be a mixed use development including residential spaces and the library. Initial discussions of timing for this project indicate that KCLS needs to have a consultant team ready to work on the interior design and coordinate with the design and planning for the new building. A Request for Qualifications (RFQ) will be issued in October.
April 2005
Cosmos Development Corporation has continued to work through community and City issues to develop an acceptable plan for the revitalized Lake Hills Shopping Center. Oscar del Moro reviewed the current status with KCLS and also presented the plans to the Community Council. There appear to be positive sentiments about the plan thus far and some excitement about the library being a part of it.


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On Wednesday's Mark Levin Show: The American people don't want Obamacare, they don't want the federal government prying into their lives, they don't want the government to choose what doctors they can go to or what health care they can receive. The conservatives, Constitutionalists, and Tea Party have realized this and have been fighting for it -finally it looks like other Republicans might be coming around. Mark says look at all the time wasted and the in-fighting from the establishment against us over Obamacare - why did they argue against us so much, when we are ultimately right? The French Republicans now realize that they will be forced out of office if they surrender to the Democrats, who are the voice and proponents of a tyranny. We never hear any Democrats talking about individual rights or private property rights anymore, they have disregarded the Constitution. Mark also describes why, "The Liberty Amendments," works and how the states hold the federal government accountable and rein it back in.
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Vanderbilt University Medical Center cutting several hundred more jobs
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Walmart Employees Stage Nationwide Protest
by Von Diaz on September 5 2013, 11:06AM
Demonstrations in protest of low wages and employee terminations are expected in 15 cities nationwide.
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Walmart Employees Stage Nationwide Protest
by Von Diaz on September 5 2013, 11:06AM
Demonstrations in protest of low wages and employee terminations are expected in 15 cities nationwide.
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Urban Radio Ads Ask African-Americans to Support Immigration
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Carwasheros in Los Angeles Win Over $1 Million in Settlement
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by Lindsay Beyerstein on March 11 2011, 1:50PM
Wisconsin has killed collective bargaining, but there and in other states, the battle is still building.
Wisconsin GOP Strips Union Collective Bargaining — Stay Informed
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Black Workers Central to National Union Battle
by Jamilah King on March 1 2011, 4:35PM
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Former Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum Friday will endorse state Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli in Virginia's gubernatorial race, two sources confirm to CNN.
"I have known Ken for years and consider him not only a strong leader for conservative principles but a dear friend who I have been proud to stand side-by-side with in the fights crucial to the future of our nation," Santorum said a statement to be released Friday from Patriot Voices PAC, the political action committee he chairs. The statement was obtained by CNN Thursday night.
"Ken's conservative leadership will serve the Commonwealth of Virginia well and will be an example for state executives across this country. From before the Revolution itself, the governorship of Virginia has been held by some of the greatest defenders of America's foundational principles, and I am excited to support Ken's candidacy to help him continue this tradition as Virginia's next governor."
In his endorsement, Santorum touts Cuccinelli's "reputation as a committed conservative." Both tea party favorites, Santorum's endorsement does not come as a surprise but may provide an early, high-profile lift for the former Virginia state senator.
After Republican Lt. Governor Bill Boiling ended his campaign in November, the race is expected to come down to Cuccinelli and former Democratic National Committee Chairman Terry McAuliffe, who announced his second bid for Virginia governor last month.
The winner of next November's election will succeed the state's current governor, Republican Bob McDonnell, who is term-limited. State law prevents Virginia governors from serving consecutive terms. New Jersey is the only other state to have a gubernatorial race next year.
The Washington Post first reported Santorum's endorsement.