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Staff Photo by Laura-Chase McGehee/Chattanooga Times Free Press Participants engage in upward facing dog on their paddle-boards during a 70 minute yoga class held on North Chickamauga Creek taught by Zuddhi Yoga instructor Maggie White (not pictured).
Chattanooga's newest hybrid, paddleboard yoga, puts yogis in a shaky situation as they move through traditional yoga poses while standing on water.
Zuddhi Yoga hosted Chattanooga's first paddleboard yoga class Saturday on North Chickamauga Creek at Greenway Farms in Hixson. More than 20 yogis attended the 75-minute class.
Jessica Ewart, founder of Zuddhi Yoga, said the potential for falling in the water made the class more lighthearted.
"It's not real 'ommmm' serious," said Ewart, humming the sound of a meditative mantra. "It's fun. You can't take your yoga too seriously."
And fall they did. The paddleboard yoga beginners quickly learned that taking away solid ground puts yogis of all skill levels on equal terms. Participants agreed that the hardest pose was "tree," where they stand on one foot.
"We found out that one of the easiest poses on land is the hardest pose on water," Ewart said.
The idea of introducing paddleboard yoga here came from Theresa Rodriguez, co-owner of TBA Gym, who teamed up with Ewart after she saw a YouTube video of paddleboard yoga classes in Florida.
The next chance to practice paddleboard yoga is Saturday. Space is limited. Go to www.zuddhiyoga.com for online registration.
"We all went out for a scouting trip to see how it would work," Rodriguez said. "Once we knew it was easier than we thought, we knew people would be interested in it."
SUP Paddleboards in Chattanooga supplied the boards and gave instructions on how to ride them. Only occasionally were the yogis instructed to use the paddle for balance.
Natalie Phillips, co-owner of SUP Paddleboards, took the class.
"This is harder than regular paddleboarding," Phillips said afterward. "You're trying to reach that next level of being centered. Don't get me wrong, though, paddleboarding alone is hard."
Casey Daniel, a 24-year-old yogi who did not fall in, said she planned on coming back next week.
"It was easier than I thought it would be," Daniel said. "I had no hesitations about it, and I really think beginning yogis would enjoy it."
Paddleboard YogaStaff Photo by Laura-Chase McGehee/Chattanooga Times Free Press Tiffany Rawn, l, stands on her pattle-board and stretches her arms over head while teacher Maggie White leads the class from behind. Participants engaged in a 70 minute yoga class held on North Chickamauga Creek taught by Zuddhi Yoga instructor Maggie White. White said paddle-board yoga had a very non-competitive feel to it stating, "When people fell out of their poses it was fun rather than the feeling of defeat and everyone was sharing in that fun. Everyone was wobbling, everyone was splashing together." A Yoga On Water class takes place Saturdays at Greenway Farm in Hixson. People doing yoga on top of paddleboards on the water. Should be some interesting photos. Participants will advance their yoga practice and improve their balance as they move through a 75-minute series of fun postures guided by a certified yoga teacher


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The Phillies announced a pair of minor league signings Wednesday: infielder Hector Luna and outfielder Lou Montanez. Each player adds Major League experience and will be in the mix this spring as non-roster invitees.
Luna, 31, spent last season manning third base for Triple-A Pawtucket (Red Sox) and hit .283/.350/.449 with 14 home runs and 58 RBIs in 468 plate appearances. In parts of six Major League seasons, he's a .265/.317/.388 hitter with 13 home runs and 86 RBIs in 311 games with the Cardinals (2004-06), Indians (2006), Blue Jays (2007-08) and Marlins (2010). His last significant Major League role occurred five seasons ago, and since then, his skills have eroded from super-utility to strictly corner infield.
Montañez, 30, spent the majority of the 2011 season with Triple-A Iowa (Cubs) where he hit .321/.396/.492 with 22 doubles, seven triples, seven home runs and 69 RBIs in 382 plate appearances, seeing most of his action in left field and at times right and center. He also earned a call-up with the Cubs, appearing in 36 games, including 12 starts. In parts of four Major League seasons, including 24 starts with the Orioles in 2008, he's a .223/.258/.328 hitter. He was taken by the Cubs with the third overall pick in the June 2000 draft. The Orioles then claimed him as a six-year minor league free agent, then the Cubs offered him another chance last season. He was outrighted to the minors this fall and refused the assignment.
Beerleaguer: Think of Luna as a junior version of Pedro Feliz, a guy who used to play a bunch of positions, but eventually hunkered down at third in his early 30s. Considering the fragility of Placido Polanco and others, Luna, who bats from the right side, can't be ruled out for a job with this club. Stuff happens and guys like Luna periodically come up for air. The Marlins needed him for a bit in 2010. The Red Sox added him as insurance for Jed Lowrie last season, but never needed him and he stayed in the minors. Better baseball skills than a guy like Cody Ransom, but less athleticism (insight you can only find on Beerleaguer).
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Any real fan who wasn't shocked by Taz out of all people joining Aces & 8's is kidding themselves that was a damn good twist that no one expected so what if the guy can't wrestle he could just as easily be a damn good voice/manager for the group which is a good thing to have in any great faction. Show overall was good and has me far more interested then anything the WWE has thrown lately other than Rock/Punk.
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1) Who are you to question of someone is a real fan or not?
2) just because its shocking, doesnt make it good. Vince was revealed to be the higher power and that was retarded, yet shocking. David Arquette winning the title was shocking, yet retarded
3) Taz is irrelevant in 2012. Hes absurdly out of shape and looks hilarious. The guy looks like he's struggling to walk. Hes an awful commentator, he doesnt care and it shows, and they tried sticking him as a manager, and it went nowhere and kinda sucked
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Cardinals Arizona Fall League Recap: Tyrell Jenkins impresses again on the mound
On Thursday, while the big club was fighting to stay alive in the National League playoffs, the Cardinals' representatives in the Arizona Fall League were experiencing success. Tyrell Jenkins made his second start of the fall season, while Jacob Wilson made his first start at second, Cody Stanley was behind the plate, and C.J. McElroy in center. Mitch Harris also made a relief...
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Cardinals Arizona Fall League Recap: All three regulars record hits
Wednesday's action in the Arizona Fall League saw an increased role from Cardinals' prospects on the Peoria Javelinas as three of the 8 regulars were Redbirds and a reliever came from the organization. Cody Stanley made his first start behind the plate and hit clean up, Jacob Wilson got the first base start and hit fifth, and Breyvic Valera started at third and was the ninth...
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Stray Thoughts on the St. Louis Cardinals' Arizona Fall League Prospects
Earlier in the week, the Cardinals announced that they would be sending seven players to this year's Arizona Fall League: pitchers Tyrell Jenkins, Sam Tuivailala, Mitch Harris, and Chris Perry; catcher Cody Stanley; infielder Jacob Wilson; and outfielder Charlie Tilson. Of the seven, four of the players rank in MLB.com's top 20 prospects for St. Louis (Tilson at No. 7, Tuivailala...
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Anthony Garcia and Mitch Harris headline Saturday roster moves for the St. Louis Cardinals
On Saturday, the St. Louis Cardinals organization made a few roster moves that affect three of the four full-season teams. The biggest names on the move are Anthony Garcia and Mitch Harris. Garcia is headed to the disabled list and Harris gets a promotion to Double-A Springfield. Here is a complete list of moves made on Sunday Springfield Cardinals: Added Mitch Harris Harris, 28...
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Following are the highlights from the St. Louis Cardinals minor league games on Friday, March 28. A camp day with Memphis already having departed Florida meant Springfield-Palm Beach and Peoria1 vs. Peoria2. There was a lot of sister-kissing as both five-inning contests ended in a tie. Pitching led the way as only six runs were scored in the 10 innings of action. With one day remaining...
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Predicting the Opening Day roster of the Peoria Chiefs
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Cardinals minor league spring training notebook: 03/26/14
Following are the highlights from the St. Louis Cardinals minor league games on Wednesday, March 26. Five was the operative number for the day as three of the Cards' four clubs scored exactly that run total. As Memphis wound down its spring, the club tossed a five-inning shutout at Springfield. It was just the second loss for the Double-A club in 12 outings as they used a quartet...
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State College Spikes: Season in review
The State College Spikes finished 2013 with a 48-27 record and was runner-up in the short-season New York-Penn League. The Spikes lost to the Tri-City ValleyCats in the NYP Championship Series. It was a very successful season in State College as the Spikes were in their first season with the Cardinals since 2006. Offensively, the Spikes were led by NY-P Batting Champion and my pick...
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State College Spikes (Photo credit: Wikipedia) With the 2013 Major League baseball Draft in the rear-view mirror, its time for the Short-Season leagues to begin play. The Cardinals' short-season (A) affiliate is in State College, Pennsylvania. The Spikes play in the New York – Pennsylvania League and will be in their first season as a Cardinal affiliate since 2006. This short...
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Cardinals minor league spring training notebook: 03/28/13
On Thursday, the St. Louis Cardinals' minor leaguers had a camp day, their fifth of six scheduled this spring. Memphis faced Springfield, while Palm Beach and Peoria squared off. The extended spring training players were split into Red and White squads. It was a day of upsets as both of the underdogs – Springfield and Peoria – won. The EST Reds took down the Whites. The Cardinals'...
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Cardinals minor league spring training notebook: 03/26/13
On Tuesday, the St. Louis Cardinals' two upper level minor league clubs traveled to Port St. Lucie to take on their New York Mets counterparts. Palm Beach and Peoria welcomed New York's two Class-A clubs to the back fields in Jupiter. Memphis and Palm Beach, were victorious and Springfield and Peoria fell. The Cardinals' spring record against external minor league competition...
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Split squads this late in the season only serve to double your chance of injuries. In the Mets' case, it's exponential. Matt den Dekker, a defensive whiz if there ever was one, broke his wrist Sunday while twirling around like a ballerina in a music box chasing a wind blown fly ball before landing on his wrist and breaking it. This weather related injury ends my dream of...
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Cardinals minor league spring training notebook: 03/24/13
On Sunday, the St. Louis Cardinals' Memphis and Springfield clubs remained in Jupiter, while Palm Beach and Peoria again took the bus ride to Port St. Lucie, with the New York Mets their opponent as well. The major league club also faced the Mets at Jupiter, with non-MLB camp invitees Mitch Harris, Luis Mateo and Patrick Wisdom appearing there. Though ex-Navy man Harris' story...
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After spending almost five years in the U.S. Navy, simply being on the mound at Roger Dean Stadium was exhilarating for Cardinals pitcher Mitch Harris - even if the results were disappointing. Harris gave up a pair of two-run homers and took the loss as a New York Mets split squad beat St. Louis 10-7 on Sunday. St. Louis played with a short-handed lineup. Third baseman David Freese...
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JUPITER, Fla. (AP) -- After spending almost five years in the U.S. Navy, simply being on the mound at Roger Dean Stadium was exhilarating for St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Mitch Harris -- even if the results were disappointing. Harris gave up a pair of two-run homers and took the loss as a New York Mets split squad beat the Cardinals 10-7 on Sunday. St. Louis played with a short...
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Cardinals minor league spring training notebook: 03/13/13
Following are the highlights from the first minor league games of 2013. A trio of intersquad games were held on Wednesday in preparation for Thursday's initial contests against external competition. As he has been doing the last few seasons, Cardinals farm director John Vuch will be sharing game highlights with this site and several others with interest in Cardinals prospects....
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Cards prospect puts dream on hold
Mitch Harris had two dreams in life: serving his country and playing professional baseball. He just didn't realize that one might keep him from doing the other. Harris was a legitimate prospect coming out of the Naval Academy after posting a 2.51 ERA with 291 strikeouts in 222 13 innings during his four-year career. And the Cardinals took a chance, drafting him in the 13th round...
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One of the most common questions about B2B social media is whether or not (and how) Facebook fits into the mix. There really isn't a simple answer and it's best to think of it in macro vs. micro terms. There are hundreds of variables to consider, but starting with these three important b2b social media […]
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The world of marketing is undergoing a massive evolution, consider these three ideas shaping the future of the CMO. 1. Technology Transcendence For kids today, technology is omnipresent. It's just there, in everything they do. They are born digital natives. Technology is just a part of life (kinda like sliced bread is for us). If […]
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By nature, I am an analytical person. Growing up, I was that kid in class that was constantly raising his hand, asking more questions and wanting to understand why. I haven't changed. Lee Odden of TopRank (a personal favorite blog), wrote a great article this week titled, Why Do So Many Companies Suck at Social […]
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Over the past couple of months as we've been working with clients at Make Good Media, we noticed a social media trend I thought I would share. It has to do with Twitter. As an active, daily user of Twitter, it is fairly easy to overlook this trend. But repeatedly, we've heard the following, "At […]
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It was all Chiefs in this one. Midfielders Thomas O'Connell, James Gerstner, Peter McCormack, Gerard Boniello, Brian Smith and Kyle Dunleavy outworked and beat Bellmore 38-13 on ground balls. Attackmen Chris Lockwood, Mark Sarnell and Dominic Paggi kept the pressure on the Braves Goalie in the offensive zone. The Chiefs' defense was once again dominant, led by Gavin Dowd, Trifon Boniello and Jake Connors. Goalie John Clancy didn't get much action on this day having to make only one save. O'Connell and Gerstner combined to win four of the seven face-offs.
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Service and the City for First-Year Students
Now in its seventh year, Saint Joseph's Philadelphia Service Immersion Program (PSIP) brings first-year students to campus four days earlier than their classmates for an optional pre-orientation experience. This year, 110 participants, along with 22 student leaders, are engaging in community service in the morning, where they are introduced to the transformative Ignatian value of service to those at the margin.
Glow Better: Students and Faculty Collaborate to Study Fruit Pest
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PHILADELPHIA (August 20, 2013) — Kristina Orbe has spent the past two summers thinking about flies. But rather than consider the dragonflies or houseflies that are so prevalent at this time of year, Orbe is interested in an invasive fruit fly species from Japan that is causing widespread damage to soft-skinned fruit crops. Called Drosophila suzukii, the fly is also known as spotted wing Drosophila (SWD) because of its distinctive black spots on the wings of the male.
Book Smart: "Seeing is Hearing" Opens SJU Gallery Season
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PHILADELPHIA (August 6, 2013) — Danish installation artist Tom Bendtsen is known for creating architectural sculptures composed of books — thousands of them. "Seeing is Hearing," on exhibit at Saint Joseph's University Gallery Aug. 19-Sept. 20, will feature his drawings, a video and two new massive sculptures built on site from 6,000 books. An artist's reception will be held Thursday, Sept. 5, 6-8 p.m.
Princeton Review: SJU Among Nation's Best Colleges in the Northeast Region
PHILADELPHIA (August 7, 2013) - Saint Joseph's University is one of the top colleges in the Northeast according to The Princeton Review. It is one of 226 institutions the company recommends in its "Best in the Northeast" section of its website feature, "2014 Best Colleges: Region by Region," that posted August 5, 2013 on princetonreview.com/best-regional-colleges.aspx.
Grad Joins Peace Corps to Serve in Madagascar
PHILADELPHIA (Aug. 1, 2013) – Astara Maiure '13 of Watchung, N.J., has been accepted into the Peace Corps and assigned to a two-year placement in Madagascar. Maiure will serve as a rural agriculture advisor there, where she will promote sustainable practices and enhance the community's ability to generate sustainable harvests.
Recent Graduates Choose to Serve Others
Saint Joseph's University is pleased to announce that 34 members of the Class of 2013 have chosen to engage in 11 full-time local, national and international service programs. Placements include the Peace Corps, the Jesuit Volunteer Corps and ACESJU, the Alliance for Catholic Education at Saint Joseph's University. In addition, four alumni from earlier classes have enrolled in AmeriCorps' Teach for America or ACESJU.
Beyond the Field of Your Dreams: Careers in the Sports Industry Abound
For those who have a strong interest in sports, the news is good. Beyond the privileged few who wear jerseys with numbers on their backs as pro athletes, the business of sports offers many opportunities in a wide variety of occupations and organizations according to John Lord, Ph.D., professor of sports marketing.
SJU Announces Test-Optional Policy for Undergraduate Admissions
PHILADELPHIA (July 9, 2013) - Saint Joseph's University is implementing test-optional undergraduate admission, effective for fall 2014 applicants. Test-optional admission means that the University will not require applicants to submit a standardized test score (SAT/ACT) in order to be considered for admission if he/she does not believe they are an accurate indicator of their academic ability and potential for future academic success.
Academy of Food Marketing's Board of Governors Elects New Members
PHILADELPHIA (June 28, 2013)—Saint Joseph's University has elected new industry leaders to the Academy of Food Marketing's Board of Governors. Judy Spires, the president and CEO of Kings Super Markets, has been elected chair. She will replace John Machuzick, an executive leader with General Mills. Spires was formerly the vice chair to the board. Michael Rothwell, the vice president and general manager of Pennington Quality Markets, has been elected vice chair/treasurer.
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PHILADELPHIA (June 27, 2013) —For most kids, summer brings camp experiences that provide an opportunity to make friends, learn or hone a skill and keep busy. The Kinney Center for Autism Education and Support at Saint Joseph's University believes these opportunities are especially important for youth on the autism spectrum.


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1)Who was da 2nd most powerful & feared man in Nazi Germany, after Hitler ?
2) This man was Dy.Fuehrer who flew to UK with peace proposal without Hitlers approval.
3) Hitlers propaganda minister who at da end of Nazi era killed his 6 kids & committed suicide with wife.
4) The chief planner & architect of Final Solution that sent million jews to gas chambers.
5) Hitlers charismatic Air Marshall.
6) Hitlers secretive personal secretary who played vital role in Nazi politics during last days. Was also scheming to become chancellor of Germany after Hitler's death.
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#2. Rudolf hess
#3.Joseph Goebbels
#4 Heinrich Himmler
#5.Hermann Goering
#6.Martin Bormann
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One of the consequences of this policy was that these men developed a dislike for each other. Roehm was particularly hated because as leader of the Sturm Abteilung (SA) he had tremendous power and had the potential to remove any one of his competitors. Goering and Himmler asked Reinhard Heydrich to assemble a dossier on Roehm. Heydrich, who also feared him, manufactured evidence that suggested that Roehm had been paid 12 million marks by the French to overthrow Hitler.
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4. Karl Adolf Eichmann
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6. Martin Boreman
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In documents of the twelfth and thirteenth centuries it is not
unusual to find men with the Latinized personal name Raynerus or
Reynerus. In c.1115, for example, "Reynerus cancellarius," that is,
Reyner the chancellor, was apparently living in Norfolk, and in c.1310
"Ricardus filius Reyneri" (Richard the son of Reyner) held land in
Yorkshire. The Normans brought the name to England, although like the
more popular Richard and Robert it was really of Germanic origin. P.H.
Reaney, in A Dictionary of English Surnames, offered Raginhari
as the original version, made up of two elements like other typical
Germanic names, and he explained these as "counsel – army." However,
neither the meaning nor the pronunciation would have survived among the
Normans, and their influence on it is apparent in the Domesday entry Rainerus.
Although it was not one of the most popular Norman names it occurred
quite frequently up to the end of the thirteenth century and
occasionally in the 1300s, when many surnames were stabilizing. By 1400
it had fallen out of general use but it was not extinct and isolated
examples were recorded into the seventeenth century.
Rayner, Reyner - a surname
As a surname, Rayner is not confined to one area of the country and
the evidence suggests that it had a number of origins in different
counties. According to H.B. Guppy in his Homes of English Family
Names (1890), it was particularly common just over one hundred years
ago in Essex and he found good numbers also in both Norfolk and
Suffolk. The only other county where he recorded it as a common name was
Nottinghamshire, where Rayner and Raynor featured side by side.The
concentration in East Anglia points to one or more origins in that area
and Richard McKinley's more recent work in the English Surnames Series
[i]supports that, for he has commented on its popularity in both Norfolk
and Suffolk in the 1520s, a generation before we can pick up evidence
more generally in parish registers.
There are three positive points there for family historians,
particularly for those whose roots appear to be in Nottinghamshire or
East Anglia: the "meaning" seems clear, the name is associated with one
or two precise locations, and no evidence of unusual variations in
spelling has been put forward. The problem though, as in so many cases,
is not what is said about the name but what has been left unsaid, and it
should not be assumed that Guppy, McKinley, and others have left us
with no work to do. [ii]In fact there are one or two aspects of Rayner's
origin and distribution that benefit from a closer look at its history
in Yorkshire.
Rayner - a Yorkshire surname
The surprise is that Guppy found no concentration of the surname in
Yorkshire. It is certainly very common there now, in the triangle formed
by Bradford, Leeds, and Huddersfield, with many hundreds of families
listed in current telephone directories. Furthermore, the returns of the
hearth tax of 1672 prove that it has a long history in that area, with
thirty-nine Rayners concentrated in and around the parishes of Hartshead
and Birstall. Elsewhere in Yorkshire at that time it was absent or very
uncommon, even in Bradford, Leeds, and Huddersfield, the three more
important places that I used to define its present distribution. All
this suggests that its earlier history in Birstall and Hartshead is
worth looking at.
It would be possible but tedious to list examples of the surname in
these two places going back generation after generation, right to the
first parish register entries, but we can at least comment on its
distribution in that area in 1545 when twenty-four Rayners were taxed.
Once again, Birstall and Hartshead were at the heart of the
ramification, with seventeen Rayners there and most of the others in
adjoining parishes such as Batley. There were scattered examples in
other parts of the county but generally it was not at all common.
Reyner the Fleming
This name appears at intervals in west Yorkshire records from the
twelfth century and it may suggest that in this instance Reyner was not
Norman but Flemish. The family had substantial estates in the county,
notably in the widely dispersed parishes of Skipton, Dalton, Clifton,
and Wath. Significantly, Clifton is in Hartshead parish and it was there
in c.1180 that Reiner le Fleming confirmed a grant of the Priory of
Kirklees to the nuns. The same personal name reappeared in subsequent
generations and, in 1306, at the inquisition post mortem of William le
Fleming, the incoming heir was named as Reyner, aged thirty-three. As
late as 1393 another Reiner le Fleming was granted free warren (hunting)
rights in his demesne lands of Dalton and Clifton. Although the Fleming
family had lands in the Hartshead area, where the surname Rayner first
occurred, there is no suggestion that they were directly responsible for
its origin. However, it is worth noting how long they kept faith with
the personal name long after it had fallen out of favor elsewhere, and
it is certainly possible that it was given by them to local godchildren.
Rayner in Rastrick
The surname originated in Rastrick, just across the river from
Clifton (which lay in the same manor) and it is there that its
development can be traced in the court rolls. These survive from 1274
and, at a court meeting that year, John, the son of Reyner, gave 12d for
licence to take "1½ acres of land in Rastrick from Adam del Croftes."
[iii]We know nothing about Reyner himself but it is unlikely that he was
a member of the prestigious Fleming family, as his descendants were
said to be "nativi" or villeins. In 1315, for example, Thomas, the son
of John Reyner "nativus," gave "2s as a heriot on 4 acres in Fykesby
after his father's death." [iv]John had earlier purchased three acres of
free land and Thomas had to pay a heriot of 12d on these. The line of
descent seems clear enough here but "Reyner" was still what we call a
by-name or patronymic, that is, a non-hereditary name meaning "son of
There was also a Richard (son of Reyner) in the roll of 1315, his
name appearing alongside those of Thomas and John le Fleming, and this
seems to suggest that Reyner was stabilizing as a hereditary surname.
Confirmation of that is found in the roll of 1350 where John Rayner was a
Rastrick tenant. He was described more precisely as John, the son of
Thomas Reyner, when he gave "8d for licence to heriot on a messuage and
three acres in Rastrick, after the death of Thomas his father." He was
the fourth in line of descent and described there as his father's heir.
Although the surname's more general history after 1350 is less
straightforward, we know that it survived the Black Death, for it is
found in and around Rastrick through the 1400s.
Early migration
The first record of the surname across the river in Hartshead parish
is in 1467 when William Rayner served as the constable for Clifton.
[v]In 1470 Thomas Rayner "of Birstall" witnessed a grant of lands in
Little Gomersal, [vi]and in 1487 Gilbert Rayner was the constable for
Hartshead. None of these families lived more than a mile or two from
Rastrick but the basis for the expansion noted in the tax rolls of 1545
and 1672 was clearly in place. One feature of that expansion was the
family's adoption of less common first names and among those recorded in
the early 1500s were Marmaduke, Lionel, Wilfrid, Charles, and Humphrey.
These had all been rare during the years when the surname was
establishing itself and their use by 1545 was by no means universal.
early examples of Rayner in New England fit comfortably into this brief
history of the surname. Thurston Rayner who arrived with his family in
Watertown, Massachusetts, in 1634 was from the Suffolk parish of
Elmsett, close to Essex, and Humphrey Reyner of Rowley, Massachusetts,
was from Batley, no more than a mile from Birstall and six from
Rastrick. In 1545 a Humphrey Rayner of Batley was one of the very few
men in the county to bear that first name.
[i]The English Surnames Series was started back in 1965 at Leicester
University. Richard McKinley published a monograph on Norfolk surnames
in 1969 and his volume on Norfolk and Suffolk in the Middle
Ages appeared in 1975. He also comments on Rayner in later volumes.
[ii]Most popular writers on the subject are content to pick up on the
positive evidence. Cottle, for example, says of Rayner/Raynor that it
is an East Anglian and Nottinghamshire surname, with Raynor found in
Notts. He is likely to have taken this straight from Guppy without
carrying out any research of his own into the names' distribution.
[iii]Many of the earliest rolls have been transcribed in five volumes
published by the Yorkshire Archaeological Society, in their Record
Series. More recently a section of the society has devoted itself
exclusively to publishing the records, selecting rolls from any period
which can be related to major national events. This Wakefield Court
Rolls Series has now produced thirteen volumes. Despite all that work,
the vast majority of the rolls have to be studied from the original at
Claremont, the Society's headquarters in Leeds.
[iv]A heriot in this sense was a payment to the lord of the manor by
an incoming tenant. The vocabulary of rolls such as these can be
daunting and it is useful to consult a reference work such as David
Hey's The Oxford Companion to Local and Family History
(Oxford,1998). "Fykesby" is Fixby, Rastrick's immediate neighbor.
[v]Wakefield court rolls, Claremont. MD 225/1/193. Clifton is a
township in Hartshead parish.
[vi]Yorkshire Deeds, Yorkshire Archaeological Society, Record Series,
vol. 87, p.100.


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Jeanne BekerBorn in Toronto, Jeanne Beker began her career in show business at the age of 16 and since then has never looked back. A mother of two teenage girls and fashion guru extraordinaire, today, Jeanne is one of the most iconic and influential women in the fashion industry both here at home and around the world.
Jeanne first landed a recurring role on a CBC sitcom called TOBY in 1968. At 19, after playing a mixed bag of characters on various Canadian and US productions, she headed for New York City to study at the celebrated Herbert Berghoff Studio. One year later, she returned to Toronto and entered the Theatre program at York University.
Afterwards, Jeanne went to Paris and studied mime with Marcel Marceau's teacher, the great Etienne Decroux. In a strange turn of events, she found herself living in Newfoundland circa 1975, the only professional mime artist in the province. Not wanting to risk the chance of starving in a garret, (to say nothing of the fact that mimes weren't in great demand at the time), she landed a gig with CBC radio reporting on arts and entertainment, regionally and for the network.
Three years later, Jeanne returned to Toronto once again, this time to work for 1050 CHUM, producing daily lifestyle and entertainment features for the radio station. It was in 1978, the year CHUM bought Citytv and the station was eager to produce a music magazine-style show that Jeanne was brought onboard to co-star in what became the groundbreaking, award-winning The NewMusic (winner of an Iris Award in 1984).
One year later, Jeanne became an entertainment anchor and reporter for the station's news program CityPulse, while continuing her duties at The NewMusic. When MuchMusic was launched in 1984, Jeanne was also there, anchoring Rockflash segments. Growing a little weary of the intense diet of rock 'n' roll in 1985, she jumped at the chance to host FashionTelevision, which became the station's most widely syndicated show, with viewers across Canada and in over 120 countries across the globe. Today, FT is still the most accessible fashion program in the world!
In addition, Jeanne helped pioneer fashion on the Internet with American communications giant MCI, when she became editorial director of @fashion in 1995 – the web's first fashion site. And with fashiontelevision.com hitting the one million mark of podcasts downloaded per month, people around the world now have 24-hour access to Jeanne and episodes from the world's leading fashion series.
Never one to rest for too long, Jeanne is the editor-in-chief for FQ Magazine and SIR Magazine and a regular featured columnist with The Globe and Mail – Canada's National Newspaper. She also co-executive produces the documentary Cover Stories (airing on FashionTelevisionChannel), which gives viewers a behind-the-scenes look at the business side of running her magazines.
Jeanne is also a published author with her autobiography Jeanne Unbottled: Adventures in High Style, The Big Night Out (her first book for young adults who want to look their best) and Passion for Fashion: Careers in Style (a comprehensive career guide for those who dream of breaking into the fashion industry due out Spring of 2008).
Jeanne's design credits include a limited time only clothing line launched in 2001 at Eaton's department stores across Canada, followed by a line of body wear (titled Inside Out), sold exclusively at Sears Canada in the fall of 2003.
Jeanne is also a judge on Canada's Next Top Model, a popular Canadian reality series in which aspiring model hopefuls are taught the ins and outs of the modeling world, as they compete for the grand prize. Jeanne also adds Style Correspondent to her resume, sharing her passion for fashion and insider industry knowledge with recurring spots on CTV's Canada AM and eTalk.
Recognized by numerous organizations for her ongoing community involvement and influence in the fashion world, Jeanne was highly praised by Fashion Group International for her impact on the fashion industry and accepted the Vantage Women of Originality Award (awarded to women who are pioneers in their chosen field). She was also the recipient of the Variety Club Diamond Award and received the prestigious Crystal Jury Award in 2006 from Women in Film and Television, for her exceptional achievements in Canadian television. Past Honorary Chair of Toronto's Annual Fashion Cares, Jeanne currently sits on the honorary board for Gilda's Club Greater Toronto.


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Buster Skrine had to wait a little while, but the two-time All-Southern Conference cornerback eventually became the first University of Tennessee at Chattanooga player in a decade to be selected in the NFL draft.
Skrine was drafted Saturday by the Cleveland Browns, who used the sixth pick in the fifth round (No. 137 overall) to nab the speedy, 5-foot-10, 186-pound corner.
"I really am on Cloud 9 right now, feeling like all the hard work has paid off. I'm in the NFL and now it's time to work even harder," Skrine said from his mother's house in Acworth, Ga., where he watched the draft with a small group of family and friends.
Skrine was projected to go anywhere from the third to the sixth round, so he watched the third round intently Friday night. Anxious about what Saturday would hold for him, he said he didn't fall asleep until 2 a.m.
When the fourth round began, he had to watch as nine defensive backs were selected. Then, early in the fifth round, he got the call from the Browns.
"You're just sitting there waiting the whole time, so that was a long wait," he said. "When I finally got that different area code to pop up on my phone, a monkey jumped off my back."
Skrine is the first UTC player drafted since Richmond Flowers and Terdell Sands were selected in the seventh round in 2001. He was the second SoCon player picked in this year's draft, behind The Citadel cornerback Cortez Allen.
Allen was drafted by the Pittsburgh Steelers with the 31st pick in the fourth round.
A Cincinnati native and a lifelong Bengals fan, Mocs coach Russ Huesman said his allegiance will switch when the two Ohio rivals play. The same goes for the Steelers, who are coached by Mike Tomlin, whom Huesman coached at William & Mary.
"When the Browns play the Bengals and Buster's on the Browns, I'll be pulling for the Browns, I guarantee that," he said. "The Bengals and the Steelers both just lost a fan, at least for one game a year."
As a senior, Skrine had 39 tackles and two sacks. His only interception was a highlight-reel grab against Eastern Kentucky a week after he missed a game with a dislocated elbow.
Skrine made good use of his invitation to the NFL combine, posting the fastest time among defensive backs in a couple of events. He had an unofficial time of 4.29 in the 40-yard dash, though officially he was listed at 4.48.
"It's neat that a Chattanooga guy gets drafted — it's neat for the program — but when it happens to a quality person like that it makes it even better," Huesman said. "I feel very strongly that he can play and compete, and he'll do everything they ask him to do."
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Having recently opened a café/bar in his Milan store, and with his already-very-popular Marc by Marc Jacobs Accessories store in New York, we were intrigued to see how Marc Jacobs would next add to his retail empire. Turns out, Marc is a closet bibliophile, and is set to open a book store, next to his other shops in Bleeker Street, New York. It's not known what kinds of books the store will sell (fashion books seem like a safe bet, including the many coffee table tomes about Marc himself). We think this might just be the best spot in Manhattan to pick up smart, well-dressed men. Rumours that the store will, rather brilliantly, be named Book Marc, remain unconfirmed; so far a sign on the window simply reads 'a bookstore will be opening here Winter 2010.'
Jacobs is not the first designer to go down the bookish route. Karl Lagerfeld, an avid reader and book collector with a gigantic personal library in four languages; English, French, German, and Italian, also opened a bookstore called 7L, next to his photography studio on the Rue Lille in Paris in 1999. He even began publishing books under his own imprint Édition 7L, a division of the German publishing company Steidl, and can happily hold forth on inks and weights of paper. To date, Kaiser Karl has released some fifty books, covering his pet subjects such as fashion, photography, architecture, literature, music etc. He famously published a book for the tenth anniversary of Interview magazine that was so heavy the designer recalls that he had to sell it with a wooden trolley of his own design "so when you buy the book you walk out of the shop with your trolley, like in the supermarket."
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Compunetix Video Systems Division to Preview New Turnkey Solutions at Integrated Systems Europe
MONROEVILLE, Pa., Jan. 23, 2013 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- The Compunetix, Inc. Video Systems Division (VSD), a global leader in carrier-grade, VoIP and high definition video collaboration solutions, announced that it will exhibit at the Integrated Systems Europe (ISE) event held at the Amsterdam RAI from January 29 - 31. ISE was launched in 2004 to fulfill the need for a pan-European forum for the emerging markets of professional AV and electronic systems integration. VSD will be on hand at booth 12-B71 to inform about the EVERGREEN(TM) line of video collaboration platforms and their new approach to total, end-to-end unified communications and collaboration. The VSD team will also be attending the Wainhouse Research Unified Communications & Collaboration Summit at the NH Barbizon Palace in Amsterdam prior to ISE on January 28. For information on ISE, please visit
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"The European market is an endless list of opportunities for the adoption and execution of meaningful UC&C solutions," states Mr. Jim Klueber, Division Manager of VSD. "At ISE, we're looking forward to expanding our relationships and demonstrating the value that the EVERGREEN platform can bring to the robust and full-featured collaboration continuum." The new Compunetix VSD initiative created to bring a total end-to-end solution to the market will be previewed to customers and partners who schedule a meeting with VSD at booth 12-B71. To schedule a meeting please contact Eric Murphy at email@example.com or Jim Klueber at firstname.lastname@example.com.
About Compunetix, Inc. Compunetix is the global leader in carrier-grade multimodal conferencing and collaboration solutions including VoIP and HD video, all powered by superior hardware design. With over one million ports installed in more than 30 countries, the company has the industry's largest worldwide deployment of digital conferencing systems. Dedicated to customer-focused and innovative technology, Compunetix engineers and manufactures all aspects of its conferencing equipment, ensuring its customers that their media processors are the highest quality, most reliable and most flexible solutions on the market. For more information, call Jim Klueber at (412) 373-6997, or visit Compunetix at www.compunetix.com.
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Isakson and Lewis Lead Civil Rights Pilgrimage to Alabama
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US Sen. Johnny Isakson (R-Ga.) announced recently that he will serve as a Senate co-leader of the annual Congressional Civil Rights Pilgrimage to historic sites of the Civil Rights Movement in Alabama from March 1 through March 3.
The three-day event, which is led annually by Congressman John Lewis of Georgia, will culminate with a commemorative march across the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Ala., where Lewis was beaten unconscious in 1965 as he tried to lead several hundred protestors across the bridge to demonstrate the need for voting rights.
The pilgrimage, which is organized by the Faith & Politics Institute, will travel to Tuscaloosa, Birmingham, Montgomery and Selma, commemorating the 50th anniversaries of pivotal civil rights events such as the desegregation of the University of Alabama, the Birmingham children's crusade, the bombing at the 16th Street Baptist Church in Birmingham and the Martin Luther King Jr. letters from the Birmingham jail.
The pilgrimage will culminate as it always has with Congressman Lewis leading a march across the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma. Congressman Lewis has returned to Selma nearly every year since his beating during the 1965 march he led there.
"I am extremely honored to be a Senate co-leader of this year's Civil Rights pilgrimage to Alabama with my friend John Lewis. John is a hero for his bravery during the Civil Rights Movement in the 1960s, and his efforts continue to pave the way for equality, liberty and freedom for all," Isakson said. "This is the 50th anniversary of so many pivotal civil rights events, and I am humbled to make this pilgrimage to Alabama alongside John Lewis."
Isakson will serve as a Senate co-leader of the pilgrimage along with Sen. Kay Hagan (D-N.C.) House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va.) and Democratic Whip Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) are the House co-leaders of the pilgrimage. Three members of the U.S. House of Representatives from Alabama also will serve as honorary co-hosts of the event.
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We have enough Lego fans on the Autoblog team that, were cars wiped off the face of the Earth tomorrow, our fall-back plan would be to launch Legoblog: We Obsessively Cover The Lego Industry. So a full-size Ferrari F1 car made entirely out of Lego bricks is something that's sure to catch our attention.
Unveiled yesterday by Ferrari drivers Fernando Alonso and Felipe Massa in Australia ahead of the season-opening Melbourne Grand Prix, this 1:1 scale model of the team's 2011 Ferrari F150 Italia car is a highly accurate recreation of the real thing. While Ferrari hasn't released too many details about it (a brick count would be nice), we do know that the car has real Pirelli race tires and a seat that can actually accommodate a driver. Once buckled in, though, everything within arms reach is made of Lego, including the complicated F1 steering wheel.
The Lego F1 car is part of a promotion between Ferrari and Shell that's been going on for some time. In some places of the world (not the US, though), if you stop at a Shell station and refuel, you can purchase these special mini Ferrari Lego kits that feature six of the Italian brand's greatest creations: the F40, 458 Italia, FXX, 250 GT Berlinetta, the Scuderia Ferrari Truck and even a pint-sized version of this F150 Italia. Or you could just buy the full set on eBay, which features a mark up in price worthy of the Ferrari name.
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Melbourne, 14 March - On the Thursday of the first Grand Prix of the year in Melbourne, Fernando Alonso and Felipe Massa unveiled the first full scale model of a Ferrari Formula 1 car made out of LEGO bricks. The event was part of a new promotion run by Shell in Australia, in collaboration with Ferrari and the LEGO Group.
As from 18 March, customers at Shell petrol stations will be able to get their hands on a limited edition model of some of the most evocative cars in the history of Ferrari. These will include the short wheelbase 250 GT Berlinetta, the F40, the FXX and the 458 Italia. To launch the promotion, a team of experts built up a 1:1 scale model of the Ferrari 150 ° Italia, the car with which the Maranello Scuderia competed in the 2011 Formula 1 World Championship. It took several months to design the model, which features real Pirelli race tyres, a seat big enough to accommodate a driver and an exact replica of the steering wheel, also made entirely from Lego bricks.


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This database contains the names of almost 400 young men who attended the Western Reserve Eclectic Institute (now Hiram College) between 1850 and 1865, and served in the Civil War. Prior to this project, we only knew the names of about 140.
Frank (Francis B.) Thayer
Home: Aurora, Ohio
Years at Western Reserve Eclectic Institute: 1858
Unit: B Company, 2nd Regiment, of Ohio .
Function: Cavalry
Rank: Mustered in: Corporal
Rank: Mustered out Corporal
Other Notes: Died of Disease, Dec. 4, 1864 at Little Rock AR (see also 25th Ohio Light Artillery)
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If there's ever a time you simply must check out the Calgary Stampede, it's certainly this year. The event is celebrating its 100th anniversary, and it's sure to be a good one.
It's Stampede time!
Calgary's biggest attraction got under way this past weekend, but there's still plenty to see before it closes on July 15.
The Agriculture Centennial Celebration Zone
Although plenty of people come for the big-name musical acts and the impressive rodeo competitions, it's important to remember what started it all: agriculture. But don't worry — checking out the agriculture zone doesn't mean you'll spend hours staring at tractors and cornfields. Instead, you'll witness cool events, such as the World Stock Dog Championship, the North American Sheep Shearing Challenge, the Heavy Horse Pull and the World Championship Blacksmiths' Competition, among many others. It's an incredible opportunity to learn about aspects of agriculture you may never have considered in a cool and exciting way.
The zip-line
As a brand new addition this year, the longest temporary zip-line in Canada has been erected right at the core of Stampede Park. You can literally see the Stampede from new heights as you soar over the park at speeds over 60 km/hr. So if you have an adventurous side but aren't sure you're ready to ride a wild bull, this may be the attraction for you.
The Beach Boys in concert
Don't miss your chance to catch the Beach Boys on their 50th anniversary tour. Brian Wilson, Mike Love, Al Jardine, Bruce Johnston and David Marks will all be uniting at the Scotiabank Saddledome on Wednesday, July 11. It's their only stop in western Canada during their international tour, so if you're in the area, you certainly don't want to miss the opportunity. Purchase your seats at Ticketmaster before they sell out!
The rodeo
The Stampede doesn't get its tough-sounding name from the amusement park attractions, fair food or musical concerts; it holds up its title based on the fact that it is one of the best rodeos in the world. The event pairs the world's top athletes with the best livestock out there, which makes for some serious competition. At 1:15 p.m. every day, contestants face off to win that stage of the tournament and the honor of moving on to Showdown Sunday. Catch athletes going all out in barrel racing, bull riding, steer wrestling and more.
The GMC Rangeland Derby
The Calgary Stampede presents racing at its finest with the Rangeland Derby. Every evening at 7:45, the world's premier chuckwagon racers go head-to-head to win over $1.15 million in prize money. You can be sure these riders mean business! And if you're up for a longer night out, stick around and try your hand at snagging tickets to the Grandstand Show that follows.
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