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The new and improved cardiac catheterization department relocated from inside CAMC Memorial Hospital to the adjacent CAMC Heart and Vascular Center in 2009. There are seven catheterization labs and two electrophysiology labs in this new facility. These labs house the most advanced cath lab technology. Patients undergoing procedures enter from an outer hallway surrounding the labs with supplies located in a center core, allowing quicker access to them when needed for procedures. There also is direct access to the surgery suite at Memorial for emergency situations. The pre- and post-cardiac catheterization patient rooms on the third floor of the building encourage increased time for nurses at each patient's bedside through their well-organized design, as well as ample space for families to wait on loved ones receiving procedures. Services provided include (but are not limited to) these diagnostic and interventional procedures:
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LAS VEGAS (AP) - The images of Las Vegas are familiar: gambling, ostentatious theme hotels, gambling, shows, the Strip ... and gambling.
LAS VEGAS - If you've got the money, Las Vegas has a million ways for you to spend it - the limo, the penthouse suite, the finest champagne money can buy - and that's before you even hit the casino floor. But even in this town of glamour and excess, there's enough for the guys and girls who didn't get so lucky at the tables last night. Here's a sampling of the best Las Vegas has to offer without spending a dime.
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SACRAMENTO - With a nod to the future and a wave from the past, the Sacramento International Auto Show will feature hundreds of cars both new and old from automakers the world over when it comes to Cal Expo today through Sunday.
I had to temper the enthusiasm of friends when they asked about the Hyundai Elantra GT I was testing. "Ooooh, GT, sounds nice!" was their frequent response. "Yes, but ..." was mine.
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It's not too early to plan your fall trip to the mountains – that annual ritual that reminds Californians that, in some parts of the world, trees do change their appearance with the seasons. The result is a kaleidoscope of fall colors for those willing to drive to the higher elevations.
TRACY – The 2013 Versa subcompact might be the right car for the times.
CLERMONT, Ky. (AP) - Bourbon fan Tim Allen started his day of sightseeing by sipping whiskeys crafted at a Jim Beam distillery. Where else are pre-lunch nips more commonplace than in Kentucky bourbon country?
DALLAS (AP) - In the months after Doug Robinson started driving a truck, he noticed his clothes were increasingly more snug-fitting. He was already overweight but soon realized that spending up to 11 hours behind the wheel, frequently eating fast food and not exercising was a poor combination.
Big changes have occurred for the 2013 Chevrolet Malibu.
What's great about travel is that there are always surprises, and sometimes an experience that was unexpected will turn out to be the highlight of your trip. In our case, we went to Sequoia National Park to see the trees but we came back talking about the caves.
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Women's 5k Results in PDF Format
RIVERSIDE, Calif. - Sophomore Lilyana Morejon ran 17.26.5 to post the second fastest time in Northridge history at the UC Riverside Cross Country Invitational Saturday at the UCR Farm Course.
Morejon finished 10th to lead the Matador women to a 13th-place finish (out of 34 competing schools) as a team. Northridge posted a total team time of 1:35:01.40 and an average time of 19:00.28.
The sophomore from North Hollywood finished just behind Darcy Arreola's time of 17.13.7 ran on the same 5k course in 1986. Andrea Palacio also ran a solid time of 17:41.7 at the UCR Invitational in 2003.
Morejon's 10th-place finish paced the Matador women, who also got a 53rd-place finish from Nanci Velarde (18:36.3), a 62nd-place finish from Sandra Velarde (18:48.4), a 114th-place finish from Sharon Wilkinson (19:29.8), a 213th-place finish from Julie Brandin (20:41.5), a 219th-place finish from Marissa Crook (20:48.0), a 242nd-place finish from Leslie Ching (21:16.0) and a 271st-place finish from Susan Padilla (22:00.4).
In the men's 8k, Northridge finished 18th out of 25 teams as senior Diego Fernandez finished a Matador-best 34th in a time of 25:41.2. Juan Olea, who ran over two minutes faster than his time last year, finished 58th (26:15.7) followed by Mark Simpson (158th - 27:51.3), Gustavo Hernandez (200th - 28:31.8), Eduardo Garcia (226th - 29:23.8) and Marvin Gonzales (239th - 29:55.2).
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Arizona's 1st medical pot dispensary opens
PHOENIX -- Two years after Arizona voters approved the use of medical marijuana, the state's first dispensary opened Thursday morning.
Arizona Organix in Glendale opened its doors to medical- marijuana patients at 10 a.m. Medical marijuana attorney Ryan Hurley with Rose Law Group said this historic moment has been a long time coming.
"The battle started over a decade ago with the first vote and here we are two years after the voter approval. We're finally moving forward. It's a good day."
The opening of Arizona Organix is just the beginning. About 100 other dispensaries are waiting for the go-ahead.
Earlier this week, an Arizona state judge ruled that the medical marijuana law here doesn't usurp federal drug laws, clearing the way for the Glendale dispensary and others to open. State and Maricopa County prosecutors said they planned to appeal.
"They have to be open by next August. You will see a handful of dispensaries opening in the new few weeks and then a steady stream after that," Hurley said.
Mike Gonzalez of Glendale was the first patient to arrive at Arizona Organix. He has tumors in his neck.
"It's too risky for surgery so it helps control the growth of the tumor," he said.
"I've been waiting a long time for this," said Charles Everett, 56, a musician who said he was assaulted and robbed about eight years, leading to a broken femur and ongoing chronic pain.
"I don't like to depend on prescription narcotics," Everett said. "It's a great day for Democracy."
Arizona Organix is cash only. Owner Bill Myer said that's because the banks he has dealt with don't want any part of the controversy over federal vs. state marijuana laws.
"The banks won't allow me to deposit my cash. I can't take credit cards because there's nowhere to funnel the cash. I had about $200,000 in a pair of banks and they made me pull all of that money out," he said.
Myer jokingly said he will deliver the cash to the Arizona Revenue Department in a wheelbarrow.
He plans to keep the dispensary open at least 10 hours a day, seven days a week.
"If you need medicine on Christmas Day, come and get it," Myer said.
Associated Press contributed to this article.


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It's always difficult to be self-congratulatory, but when two distinct organizations post articles putting GoGrid in the limelight, I feel that they have to be mentioned. The two sites, CRN and OnDemand, both posted articles that we, as a company, are proud of. If you are a current customer of GoGrid, you should be proud as well, as it is a recognition of your selection process in making GoGrid your cloud partner.
The first to appear was on CRN, a website providing news, analysis and perspectives for VARs and technology integrators. In his article, author Andrew Hickey, lists out "The 20 Coolest Cloud Infrastructure Vendors" of which GoGrid is one of the 20.
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The 9-10 year old Hounds defeated Bartow County 30-6 in Saturday's semifinal game, then lost 14-6 to Calhoun County in the championship game on Sunday due to Calhoun's power running attack.
"You have to give credit to the Calhoun team. They executed well," Jones County coach Jamey Huckeba said. "You don't find many recreation teams that are committed to running the ball inside. That was something that we had not seen the entire all-star season. They blocked through the whistle on every play.
"We did not execute as well as I would have liked, and we had too many penalties, but the boys played hard and this was a tough loss. Of course, the coaches are wondering what we could have done different," he added.
"Two years ago this group went undefeated and won the Gray Bowl, district and state championship. This year we won the district and were state runner-up. We have not faced a team that just had more talent than we did. We have a great league and we have good players in our league that did not make all-stars. I am really proud of these guys, and it was my privilege to be their coach."
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Friday, November 4, 2011
No Johnny Mac Comeback, and Other Offseason Mumbo-Jumbo
Mostly, we hope that Jays fans see this as a good thing for all parties. Johnny Mac gets two more years of employment, and on a National League club, he'll have more opportunities to enter games as a pinch hitter/bunter/pinch runner/defensive replacement/double-switched-in warm body. And depending on the dodgy health of Stephen Drew or the D-Backs' ability to find a decent second baseman, he might get to start far more games than he would have playing in the guts of the American League East.
Given the level of competition the Jays face, the sentimentalism that might have brought McDonald back on a one-year deal would clearly not have been enough to get him the second year. The competitive imperative is dictating that the Jays improve on the four or five bench/utility players, and McDonald's tremendous defensive gifts could not overshadow the weakness of his bat.
In other words: If you love Johnny Mac, set him free.
The other side of this story is that given a clear-eyed look at it, it's surprising the extent to which we all took it as a fait accompli that McDonald would waltz back to the Jays following the season. One of the adjustments that will need to be made by Jays fans (and frankly, the media who cover them) is not to read too much into the some of the nicely bland assurances that come from Alex Anthopoulos or Paul Beeston. This new regime has a nomadic approach to their operational logic, which is to say that on principle, they refuse to settle on anything until they've settled on it, and they're not going to provide you with a self-imposed orthodoxy to which they can be held.
On a certain level, that's really pretty brilliant.
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The Blue Jays did about as well by Adam Loewen as a franchise could, allowing him to build himself into a position player with Quad-A abilities, and showcasing him at the major league level at the season's conclusion. We're not sure that the Jays owed him a spot on the 25-man roster, nor an opportunity to clutter the left field equation for 2012. The Jays might be able to re-sign him as a minor league free agent and put him on the Mike McCoy Shuttle Program, though we're sure that Loewen will want to exhaust all other avenues first.
The news (gleaned from Bob Elliot's Twitter) that the Jays are looking to bring in Chuck LaMar as a senior scout is good news from our point of view. Though his work as the GM in Tampa Bay at the dawn of the Devil Rays could be criticized, there's at least some evidence (especially in Jonah Keri's The Extra 2%) that the ownership of the team imposed itself on baseball operations to the detriment of the franchise.
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Loewen can't be a "shuttle" player as you stated because he has no options remaining (they were lal burned during his pitching career.) Someone is going to have to keep him on the roster (like a Rule 5 pick) or else risk him on waivers. I would love to see him in the majors, my fear is that he'll turn out to be a star for someone else.
- November 4, 2011 at 12:41 PM
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As I understand it, they've released him, so he can be re-signed as a major league free agent.
And don't worry your pretty little head about Loewen becoming a "star" elsewhere. He'll be lucky to be an every day player.
- November 4, 2011 at 12:51 PM
Lamar confirmed signed...
- November 4, 2011 at 2:11 PM
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That promo photo of John McDonald holding a bat like he knows what to do with it is seriously misleading.
- November 4, 2011 at 3:31 PM
Who cares. Sounds like you all want to sleep with him. We need closer.
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Here we go again. I have a whole section on my Martin Luther and Lutheranism web page devoted to controversies over my Luther research. A lot of folks become very upset when various facts about Luther (some, quite unpleasant and perhaps even embarrassing to many well-meaning, devout Protestants) are highlighted.
I can't say that I blame them all that much. They upset me, too, when I first learned about them (Luther having been a big hero of mine in my evangelical days), and even played a partial role (along with a great mass of facts about the so-called "Reformation") in my becoming Catholic.
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My goal was simply to make people aware of these uncomfortable facts. Folks always hear endlessly about Catholic persecution and intolerance. Once in a while it is good to set the record straight that we weren't the only ones.
I get very tired personally of the myth that Protestants in general were far more tolerant than Catholics in the 16th century.
Learning facts never hurt anyone (though it may disenchant those who are attached to the prevalent myths).
Getting it right is their responsibility, and that of other historians who can "check" any errors on their part. Thus, if I cite historians who, in turn, may have cited Luther out-of-context, that's not my fault. I don't have unlimited time to do all that. And I am not making any pretense of achieving the rigor of professional historiography and all that that entails, in the first place. Some folks seem to think that they have done this, when they have not at all; they are merely amateur historians as I am, and "Luther buffs" as I am. I don't have to play that game.
But I think my research can stand up, in any event, under critique (not that I never make mistakes or simple errors, of course, as we all do!) and that the bum rap of conscious citation out of context is unwarranted. There is a larger picture that is usually neglected in reacting to these Luther citations: a neglect that is probably in large part due to natural partisan attachment (and also, a polemical, and/or anti-Catholic orientation in certain quarters).
A recent example of this sort of criticism that I am "anti-Luther" comes from Lutheran apologist Edward Reiss. He wrote, referring to yours truly:
. . . on the occasions I have responded to outrageous Luther quotes I have found that he is taken out of context more often than not. . . . It seems to me that if one has to take Luther out of context to "prove" something about "protestantism", that perhaps one's own position is a bit weaker than one would like.
Finally, this does not mean that one has to agree with Luther, but one should disagree with him based on what he actually believed and said, and not because of quotations taken out of context.
("Taking Luther Out of Context," 2-24-10)
Interestingly, many of these folks would not agree that the behavior of the popes tells against RCism, yet outrageous citations of Luther are proof against "Protestantism".
(Combox, 2-25-10)
Prominent online Lutheran pastor Paul McCain (LCMS) also took (on 2-19-10) one of his typically fact-challenged, uncharitable swipes at me, along the same lines:
Armstrong's attacks on Lutheranism are just embarrassing. The scholarship is an example of a first-rate, third-rate grasp of facts. He relies on sources that are purely polemical RC tripe. I mean, seriously, how anyone can possibly begin to take the man seriously is quite beyond me.
This, from a man who committed out-and-out butchery of a citation of Pope Benedict XVI, with references to St. Augustine, as I documented, and who compared Lutheran pastors who convert to Catholicism or Orthodoxy to Judas Iscariot.
Anyway, I replied on Reiss' blog as follows:
Just curious: what is it that you think I am (was) trying to prove about "Protestantism" with Luther citations?
Also, what do you think is my own opinion of Luther as a man?
Please provide documentation of what I wrote that leads you to have whatever your opinion is in your reply.
Rather than talking about me writing about someone else, . . . (and, I suspect, without knowing all that much about my overall opinions, . . .), I think it would work a lot better actually talking to me about it; having a real conversation with someone who won't immediately conclude that you are an inveterate liar if we disagree (like fellow Protestant Steve Hays did).
We'll see if he wants to engage in a discussion (that would be nice for a change), where something constructive could actually be accomplished, or just take potshots.
[see Edward Reiss' complete first reply. I respond below]
Your opinions about Luther as a man are not really relavent [sic]--you could believe he is the bees knees and still take him out of context.
So you aren't willing to state publicly what you think my opinion of Luther may be?
it seems to me that you have taken Luther out of context. I have not read your book, so it is possible [the] critique [from someone else] is off base,
There is a background to everything. What is being critiqued is one appendix from one book, entitled "The Agony of Luther, Melanchthon, and Bucer Over the State of Early Protestantism." That was my entire "editorial" comment. I simply cited Luther's words. I was not editorializing the entire time and steering readers in the direction I wanted them to go, like some other people I know (rather like the liberal news media giving their interpretation of any speech by a conservative, as if people are too dumb to understand what was just stated).
Do you deny that Luther was very upset about aspects of early Protestantism?: e.g., the Anabaptists, the Sacramentarians, the social problems brought on by the Peasants' Revolt and social unrest in Germany from that time (1525) till his death in 1546; Carlstadt and iconoclasm, etc.? This was what my citations had to do with.
The quotes were mostly compiled from research I did in 1990-1991, right at the time of my conversion. That was before the Internet. I didn't have many books on the topic from a Catholic perspective. Now we have Google Reader and "Look Inside" at amazon and Internet Archive and access to thousands of books, so that we can get to context right on the Internet. It's far easier to do research on something like this than it was in 1991. So there are limitations inherent in what I was doing then, because of those things, but it doesn't make the entire set of citations bogus or out-of-context or somehow fundamentally different in meaning.
At that time, I had very little material on Luther from a Catholic perspective. It was before the Internet. I was mostly copying things by hand from a local seminary and the library at the University of Detroit. The book was completed in May 2003. Even then, I don't think Google Reader was yet around. So it's very easy to do all this further research now and claim that I have butchered all these quotes. I simply cited historians (Durant, Denifle, Janssen). If anyone cited wrongly, therefore, they did, not I.
You refer to my "claims" being "rather difficult to believe." As I said, the only "claim" in this appendix was that Luther had "agony over the state of early Protestantism." One either denies that or they do not (what do you think?). But it is plain enough from the historical record.
Then you talk about "if one has to take Luther out of context to 'prove' something about 'protestantism', . . . So now you want to claim that I am trying to make an argument about Protestantism in that appendix, when in fact it was simply documentation of Luther's distress, which is about his emotions, not Protestantism itself. So you have missed the essence of what I was doing there. Thus, you are making editorial statements about arguments I didn't make, and complaining about out-of-context citations from a book of mine that you have never read. This is supposed to be impressive method? One might see a lot of irony in it . . .
It is my contention that a lot of RC apologists follow the RC tradition of citing Luther out of context to "prove" something rotten at the heart of "protestantism".
I'm sure they could be found. But the matter at hand was not your complaints about Catholic apologists as a class, but rather, about myself. You cited my name and my book and went on to make various claims about what I did. So here I am giving my side and providing a rebuttal.
My point about the pope is germain [sic] here: if Luther's outrageous statements tell us something about "protestantism"
I have not said that they do. The situation was very complex. The citations have to do mostly with the historical situation in Germany from 1525-1546. What I was trying to show was accurately described in the title of the appendix. That's the purpose of a title: to sum up content underneath it.
Do you deny that Melanchthon and Bucer were upset about how things were proceeding, too? Or do you not know enough about those things to have any opinion one way or another?
(which you did not specifically claim in the post I respond to)
Your post was about one of my books, not the recent posts that I have put up about Luther. Am I to take this as a semi-concession that you cannot find that I have made the claims (relevant to my book) that you initially criticized?
then how much more do corrupt popes tell us about RCism--especially given the elevated claims of the RCC?
I've argued for 20 years that the "sin argument" proves very little about anyone or about competing truth claims. I'm currently writing a book about Calvin. In the Institutes, Book IV he makes extensive arguments about "sin in the Church" not proving anything. It is to be expected precisely because of original sin and propensity for actual sin. I completely agree with him. Therefore, papal sin proves little about Catholic claims, and nothing about papal infallibility, because it has nothing to do with that. Infallibility is about doctrinal proclamations, not sins that a particular pope may be committing.
Usually when I document "controversial" stuff in Protestant history or in Luther's words in actions, it is to overcome the myth that early Protestants were inherently more noble and holy than the Catholics at the time. Luther himself specifically disavowed that opinion when he stated that "our manner of life is no better than the papists."
In other words, the methodology and intent is not to disprove Protestantism by citing Protestant sins and hypocrisy, but rather, to show that the above claim that many Protestants make about Catholicism is factually untrue, as seen in Luther's own statements.
Two very different arguments . . . But you seem to have missed these crucial distinctions in your attempted critique of my book and alleged out-of-context quotations.
But let us focus on one quote:
This is from a recent post of mine, not my book, which was the recent focus of your criticism.
Men have broad chests and narrow hips; therefore they have wisdom. Women have narrow chests and broad hips. Women ought to be domestic; the creation reveals it, for they have broad backsides and hips, so that they should sit still.
The link you supplied a link where the quote reads thus:
Men have broad and large chests, and small narrow hips, and more understanding than women, who have but small narrow breasts, and broad hips, to the end they should remain at home, sit still, keep house, and bear and bring up children.
The quotes are slightly different, with the latter quote not making the claim that men have wisdom not because of their narrow hips, but just a claim that men have more wisdom which is much less silly. This is one of the risks when using Table Talk--which version is "true"? Was it ever really uttered etc.
The differences above are exactly what we would expect from different renderings of the same event: much like the Synoptic Gospel accounts. You can major on the minors if you like, but to me it is clear what Luther was driving at, when we see the other comments that he also made; particularly:
God created man with a broad chest, not broad hips, so that in that part of him he can be wise; but that part out of which filth comes is small. In a woman this is reversed. That is why she has much filth and little wisdom. [WA, TR II, no. 1975, p. 285]
The first quote above that I used was from two professional historians, in a book published by Cambridge University Press; taken from the Weimar edition of Luther's works in German: considered the most authoritative version. If you think it is inaccurate in some way, then go after them. I simply cited what they produced. But there are different renderings in Table-Talk because of different recorders and translation issues.
Your post claims that scholars believe these are Luther's words. Which version is Luther's words?
Which of the three Synoptic Gospels accurately record Jesus' words? Are you in the habit of questioning those, too?
The one where men have wisdom because they have narrow hips, or the one where men are simply asserted to have more wisdom than women?
Based on several other versions I have seen, looking around more on Google Advanced Book Search, the first. Here's one example:
Men have broad shoulders and narrow hips, and accordingly they possess intelligence.
Richard C. Gamble, Professor of Systematic Theology at Reformed Presbyterian Theological seminary in Pittsburgh, backs up that interpretation. He states that Luther:
. . . argued in his Genesis commentary that women could not be created in the image of God. Certainly, their broad hips and intellectual inability makes that clear to anyone, he argued.
(in Always Reforming: Explorations in Systematic Theology, edited by A. T. B. McGowan, Downers Grove, Illinois: IVP Academic, 2006, p. 233)
The citation you supplied also does not give the context of the remark. If the context is one of demanding physical labor it is not too outrageous at all, nor is it outrageous if Luther did not say that men have wisdom because of their narrow hips.
Table-Talk generally has little context. But if we cross-reference similar statements to each other (here and elsewhere), we can get the drift. This is one such case.
Reiss has now shown that he is clearly not interested in rational discussion with a differing position, in three combox comments (one / two / three). He's simply repeating catch-phrases over and over and not interacting with my arguments. I had some hopes that he was willing to get out of the usual rut of Catholic-Protestant discussion, but as so often I was too idealistic and optimistic. Oh well; I tried. I never regret trying to achieve a real dialogue., even if it was a failed attempt. Time now to get back to my "regularly scheduled program" . . .


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One case struck me immediately - to the point where I photographed both documents in the file and started some quick research on the spot. It has haunted me since. One of the few blessings of my decision to publish all possible slave records from my family is that this is NOT a case related to my family. I'm sure as I work through the records I will find other especially tragic and troubling records. But none could be more explicit or horrifying than the case of Margaret Lee who in 1795 begged the Superior Court of Law in Washington County for her freedom.
The court records are owned by the Archives of Appalachia and I do not have permission to publish the photographs or a full transcription of the documents. Fortunately Loren Schweninger's The Southern Debate Over Slavery: Petitions to Southern county courts, 1775-1867 (University of Illinois Press, 2008) includes Margaret Lee's petition on pages 59-60 and is available on Google Books. It is embedded below.
Briefly, Margaret Lee's petition states that she was born in Boston, Massachusetts to Thomas and Descinda Lee (her mother's name could also be read as Lucinda) who "altho' of a Black hue, had the Happiness to be born free people" and that in about 1774 she was kidnapped from the town docks by Samuel Latin, chained, and thrown into the hold of a ship he commanded. She was taken to Maryland where Latin enslaved her. When she attempted to make the case that she was freeborn, Latin sold her to George Johnson who in turn sold her to Francis Hawkins who in turn sold her Dutch Boyles of Frederick County, Maryland who in turn sold her to Samuel Gammons of Sullivan County, Tennessee. During her 20 years of slavery Margaret Lee bore at least two children, Abraham and Maria, who are named in her petition and in the order to Samuel Gammons to appear before the Court.
It's not difficult to deduce that Margaret Lee was anything but compliant. Nor that the consequences to her demands for freedom had been repeated sales to new slaveowners. Her 1795 petition was dated September 18th. The order to Samuel Gammons to appear before the Superior Court of Law in Jonesborough on the third Tuesday of March, 1796 was dated the third Tuesday of September, 1795. There are no further records, which to me is the most horrible element of the case. Samuel Gammons does not appear in any Tennessee records that I could find. A free Margaret, Abraham or Maria Lee do not appear in any Tennessee census or United States census that I could find.
I've tried to find records that support Margaret Lee's story. A Thomas Lee appears as the head of family in the 1790 U.S. census living in Salem, Massachusetts. He and the other two members of his family are listed as "all other free persons" rather than white. He does not appear in 1800. The New England Historical and Genealogical Society's American Ancestors site contains records that could belong to Thomas Lee, but I no longer belong and could not access them. I could find no record of a Samuel Latin, though a Samuel Litton appears as in Harford County, Maryland records. A Francis Hawkins appears on the same 1783 tax list. A George Johnson and a Francis Hawkins appear in Queen Anne County, Maryland records, but these are such common names. A Francis Hawkins is also found in Charles County Records. I found no record of a Dutch Boyles in Frederick County, but suspect he was from one of the German speaking families settling the area at the time. Even as I speculate this, I found no record of him in my book of Frederick County Lutheran marriages. A number of people enumerated as Beall in the 1790 census are slave owners, as is a Daniel Boyle.
It would be easy to obsess over the tragedy of Margaret Lee. I've already spent days thinking about her, admiring her courage and hoping against all reasonable hope that she found freedom. I can only pray she found peace.
Source: Washington District, Territory South of the Ohio, Superior Court of Law and Equity, 1785-1811, 3:117, Lee Margaret in behalf of herself and her two children, Maria and Abraham (freedom),1795; Archives of Appalachia, Johnson City, TN.
The Southern Debate Over Slavery: Petitions to Southern county courts, 1775-1867 (University of Illinois Press, 2008)


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Diners who were in the mood for Japanese or Chinese food were out of luck if they drove to Super Hibachi on North Fraser Street this week. On Sunday night, the owners unexpectedly shut down the business. Potential customers this week saw a hand written "closed" sign and padlocked chains on the doors. City Planner Rick Martin said the owners turned in their business license Tuesday. The restaurant has had troubles in recent months, including a low health inspection grade.
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This may sound like a dumb question, but since I've come to understand the real gospel i no longer go to "church" (i dont want to hear my God belittled), but it gets kind of lonely out here. If not for this blog and my books/articles, i would be a spiritual recluse. Is this the new "normal"?
It's an amazing thing and I won't be satisfied until everyone has experienced being a part of His body!
since I have been able to experience that life I have a deep desire for others to as well. :)
For me, there certainly is no pride rooted in the thought that i had anyrhing to do with God's revelation of UR to me. It happened like the dawning of a new day where the light gradually increases. One day i read Smith's book "unselfishness of God"which was the first time i had heard the message. I didn't understand at first, but i read it again and i "saw" it. Like her, the discovery was a great relief, and i wanted to find out more. I know it was all God's doing because i was the most miserable Christian who thought death was the only escape. There is no animosity from me towards those in "church". I more pity them, want to show them the way out of that lifeof bondage. I was in such emotional pain that i imagine many others are also. Now when i think of going to church i have a PTSD reaction of anxiety and fear. I never want to go back to that emotional state. I want to lead them to the liberty that i am discovering.
Yes I totally see what you're saying jab and maybe I should word it this way: I long for each member to be able to experience true fellowship and to have eyes to see and ears to hear. I believe (like reFORMer) that He is in each one (I know, you don't but the reason I'm saying it is:) therefore I consider every man and woman a part of my family. I am still very blind to many things so I honestly have no idea who is a part of His body, who or what the bride is, if they are the same thing, etc, etc. (I'm not asking for peoples opinions here, there are many, the Lord will show me when He sees fit.) I just know that the Babylonian church system has little to no life and since I have been able to experience that life I have a deep desire for others to as well. :)
Yeah it is certainly easier to have fellowship with those who are walking in the Spirit, for sure, and who share similar beliefs. But in my experience I have a much easier time "fellowshipping" with those whom you would consider "not saved" (gentiles, if you will) then most of those in the church whom you would consider "saved". It's awfully hard to fellowship with people who think you're as good as Satan. (For believing God will save all.) Give me the tax collectors and sinners anyday lol!
Shawn, the answer is: Trust.Tell a church member you were drunk last week and at teh next mass everyone wisphers behind your back...


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A chase of a white BMW by the Carroll County Sheriff's Department that began on Fancy Gap Mountain Thursday afternoon ended in North Carolina on Rt. 89 less than five miles from Mount Airy.
Javier Steven Torres, of Mount Airy, N.C., faces two felony charges and eight traffic charges as a result of the incident, Carroll County Sheriff J.B. Gardner said.
At approximately 1 p.m., Sgt. Bobby Lyons was traveling U.S. 52 South near the old tavern and observed a white BMW traveling 52 North at a high rate of speed. Deputy Lyons turned on the car, activated his emergency equipment, and the BMW increased his speed in an effort to lose Sgt. Lyons, Gardner said.
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The white BMW then continued on Pipers Gap Road, went all the way to the state line and then turned around and came back into Virginia. Deputies met the BMW, again traveling at an extremely high rate of speed, coming back towards I-77. The BMW then went I-77 south into N.C.
"All pursuit was stopped of the vehicle at the North Carolina Line. North Carolina Highway Patrol and Surry County Sheriff's Office were notified and got into a pursuit of the white BMW on I-77," said Gardner. "The BMW turned onto I-74, attempted to turn on Route 89 and blew a tire. North Carolina officers took two passengers and the driver into custody."
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Q:How long does this product usually last?Asked on 7/28/2015 by Ri
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A:This product has a shelf life of about 3 months.Answered on 7/29/2015 by Kels from LUSH Direct
Q:Can I use this morning and night? Or will that irritate my skin too much.Asked on 7/24/2015 by K8 from Chicago
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A:I think once daily is enough to unlock the optimal benefits of the product, but each person can react differently to a same product. The best is to listen to your skin. You're welcome to use the cleanser twice daily and adjust if necessary.Answered on 7/25/2015 by Myriam from Lush Direct
Q:Why is popcorn one of the ingredients in LTGTR??Asked on 6/30/2015 by Mliebenow
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A:We use corn meal and corn oil in this product for both texture and moisture. Adding popcorn on the top of our Let The Goodtimes Roll rolls was our way of not only decorating them but highlighting the amazing ingredients within!Answered on 7/3/2015 by Kels from LUSH Direct
Q:Can I keep it in the shower at all times, or is that a no no?Asked on 6/18/2015 by KnoxCat
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A:You can do that with the lid closed or leave it outside of the shower! The only thing would be to ensure that no water gets into it. I hope that helps!Answered on 6/19/2015 by Pauline
Q:Can this be used right after oil based makeup remover or I should apply another cleanser?Asked on 5/26/2015 by Daphne from Barstow,CA
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A:Yes, you can definitely use it right after!Answered on 6/1/2015 by Melissa S from LUSH Direct
Q:Is it a good idea to take my makeup of with a wipe first or will this cleanser take it off?Asked on 4/26/2015 by Ruby from Seattle
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A:Yes, it would be a good idea to do so, because Let the Good Times Roll does not remove make-up like Ultrabland or 9 to 5!Answered on 4/29/2015 by Pauline
Q:What is the shelf life for let the good times roll ?xAsked on 4/4/2014 by Kate from Brockenhurst
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A:Let the Good Times Roll has a three month shelf life from the day it was made. The specific batch information can be found on the sticker on the pot itself!Answered on 4/5/2014 by Melissa S from LUSH Direct
Q:Can I use this cleanser everyday ?Asked on 3/23/2014 by philosophy from San Diego , CA
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A:My skin is on the sensitive side, so I use this every other day. It just depends on your skin type. I love the smell of this though, I wonder if they make the same scent in other LUSH products!Answered on 11/12/2014 by Rachel from Minnesota
A:Yes! This cleanser should be gentle enough for everyday use!Answered on 3/25/2014 by Kayla from LUSH DIRECT
Q:How often can I use this cleanser? I have normal/dry skin and am wondering if I should cleanse my skin in the morning and the evening or only once.Asked on 3/17/2014 by Ashley
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A:I have pretty dry skin, and I use this probably 2-3 times a week. I'm sure you can use it everyday, and follow up with some moisturizer.Answered on 11/9/2014 by Rachel from Minnesota
A:This cleanser is gentle enough to use both in the morning and night! However, everyone's skin is different, so I would recommend doing what suits your skin best.Answered on 3/19/2014 by Kayla from LUSH DIRECT
Q:Is there an way to extend the shelf-life of my face wash (Let the Good Times Roll)? My pot only had a month left on it when I bought it and there's no way I can use it all in that time.
Would refrigerating or freezing it keep it good longer?
How can I tell when it's truly gone bad? I know most products are good past there marked experation date, but manufactures short mark them to be safe.Asked on 11/16/2013 by truthsdeceit
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A:We would not recommend you use this product past it's expiration date, as it might have an effect on your skin. While you could refrigerate this product, it may not have an effect on its quality. Your cleanser will remain fresh for up to three months but it is up to you if you choose to use it past it's expiration date!Answered on 11/28/2013 by Anonymous
Q:Is this okay to use on oily/break out prone skin?Asked on 9/22/2013 by Chicaloo37 from La Grange,CA
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A:With the Let the Good Times Roll, it would perfectly okay to use it on acne prone skin. It exfoliates gently while making your face feel clean and soft while not causing more breakouts.
If you are looking for a cleanser that does aid with oily and blemishes would be Grease Lightning facial cleanser. You apply this directly on any break outs and with a gentle infusion of thyme, tea tree and rosemary cleans up problematic dirt and soothing aloe vera gel calms and hydrates irritated skin. Grease Lightning also works well to control excess oil, especially your T-zone.
I hope this helps!Answered on 11/15/2013 by Anonymous
A:I think so, yes! My t-zone can get pretty oily, especially in certain seasons and this cleanser has worked great on the oily parts of my face as well as the more dry areas.Answered on 10/21/2013 by Mel from USA
A:oooh yes! I have generally oily skin and will usually breakout during certain times in my cycle. The way the product includes moisturizing ingredients is enough to where I don't have to use a separate face lotion further helping my skin to not turn into a grease slick!Answered on 9/24/2013 by LD from Des Moines, IA


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The Atlanta Thrashers have assigned left wing Carl Klingberg to the Chicago Wolves.
KLINGBERG, who was Atlanta's second choice, 34th overall, in the 2009 National Hockey League Entry Draft, tallied eight points (5G, 3A) in 49 games with the Swedish Elite League's Vastra Frolunda and Timra IK this season. He also recorded four points (3G, A) in six games to help Sweden to a fourth place finish at the 2011 IIHF World Junior Championships.
Last season, the 20-year-old forward set professional career highs with six goals, seven assists and 13 points in 42 games with Vastra Frolunda. He also dished out five assists in four Sweden First Division contests with Boras. The Gothenburg, Sweden, native also potted one goal in five games to help his country capture the Bronze medal at the 2010 IIHF World Junior Championships.
Overall, KLINGBERG has registered 13 goals, 11 assists and 24 points in 101 career Swedish Elite League matchups with Vastra Frolunda and Timra IK, and recorded seven assists and 11 points in 12 career games with Boras, spanning two seasons (2008-10).
The Wolves take on the Oklahoma City Barons at the Allstate Arena on Saturday, March 19, at 7 p.m. For more information, or tickets to the game, call 1-800-THE-WOLVES or visit chicagowolves.com.
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The Yellowstone Park Foundation supports projects that enhance Yellowstone's visitor experience, including education, recreation, safety, and accessibility.
Old Faithful Haynes Photo Shop
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Open daily from 10am to 6pm
In June 2013, YPF completed restoration of the Old Faithful Haynes Photo Shop, a place for Park visitors to learn about YPF and stewardship inside the Park, while paying tribute to Yellowstone's legacy of photography. Restoring the building was no small feat: It required moving the building to a more visitor-friendly location near Old Faithful geyser and the challenge of achieving LEED Certification -- in keeping with the Park's sustainability goals -- while maintaining the structure's historic integrity. Whimsical kiosks and seasonally updated interpretive displays ensure that visitors leave the Park knowing how they can help protect this treasure.Learn More
Trails Fund Initiative
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Funding Needed: $200,000 Annually
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Wildlife and Visitor Safety Project
Photo Credit: Matt Ludin
Funding Needed: $100,000 annually
Teams of seasonal interpretive law enforcement and bear management rangers are needed to manage over 1,000 bear jams that can happen during a season, in addition to other wildlife jams. Rangers not only need to manage roadside viewing opportunities that keep visitors safe and educate them, but they also help keep the wildlife safe. Funding for this program will make sure there is a sufficient contingent of Rangers to manage traffic jams, reduce accidents and road rage, provide educational materials to visitors, and make sure the public does not feed wildlife or approach them too closely.
Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone Overlooks
Photo Credit: NPS
Funding Needed: $75,000 per year for two years
This funding request is for design and planning work for the Yellowstone Forever Campaign project listed on page 30 of the Projects Guide Book - Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone Overlooks and Trails North and South Rims. It includes preliminary site work, topographical surveying, and conceptual designs, and is vital to ensure that compliance approvals are met, and construction begins in a reasonable timeframe.