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The fourth in line to the British throne will be attending a dinner in honour of Sentebale, a non-profit organisation he co-founded to help African children with HIV and AIDS.
The Sentebale Forget-Me-Not Dinner takes places at the JW Marriott Marquis hotel in Dubai on Monday, October 7.
Sentebale will be linking up with Al Jalila Foundation, a medical charity established by Dubai Ruler HH Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, to raise funds for the Mamohato Children's Centre near Maseru, the capital city of Lesotho.
The money raised will go towards the Mamohato Network Clubs and Camps Programme, which provides emotional support for HIV-positive children in Lesotho.
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By OLGA CARLISLE; Olga Carlisle is the author of several books, including ''Island in Time'' (Holt, Rinehart & Winston), a memoir of France in World War II.By OLGA CARLISLE
Published: June 14, 1987
Last summer when my husband and I drove through the stone gates of Arles, the Provencal city immortalized by Van Gogh, we could hardly believe our eyes. There, striding proudly down the narrow street, were two Arles women attired in the dress seen in Van Gogh's pictures. Farther down the street, another. Our Michelin green guide to Provence, an old edition in French, had warned: ''Today in Arles we no longer can expect to meet an Arlesienne on every street corner, because the ravishing costume of the girls of Arles is disappearing.'' Yet there they were, and down the street more and more of them. Arles, its stones tinted pink by the late afternoon sun, was full of Arlesiennes, stepping in and out of dark doorways, sauntering along the crooked streets of the old town.
Regardless of age, the Arles women were wearing their traditional dress: a narrow black skirt showing off white-stockinged ankles, a light, often fancy shawl and, at the back of the head, a tiny peaked white bonnet adorned with a long black ribbon. Women from other towns in Provence were dressed in their own distinctive traditional costumes. The men were also dressed in the style of another time: wide-brimmed hats, velvet jackets, corduroy breeches belted with scarlet cummerbunds. Some were riding white horses. We recognized them as guardians, or cowboys, from the Camargue, the marshy cattle country south of Arles.
Had a magic spell lifted us back into Arles's past?
We drove on toward the main square, the Place de la Republique, where an obelisk dating to the age of Augustus, stands between the Romanesque cathedral of St. Trophime and the 17th-century Hotel de Ville - three symbols of the three great ages of Arles. No other city in France better embodies the continuity of Western civilization. The heart of the city, usually choked with traffic, was free of cars. Clearly we had somehow been let in accidentally, the only vehicle on the Place de la Republique - where more riders on prancing white horses were gathering in tight ranks. We parked several streets away and returned to admire the riders' horsemanship and to see the women chatting in groups and waving to them. Everywhere there were signs of festive preparation, music, costumed children running.
Our waiter at a cafe, amazed at our ignorance, told us what every Arlesian had been thinking about for months - this week was La Grande Fete Folklorique d'Arles, the city's yearly celebration.
We had come to Arles for the night to reward ourselves after several strenuous weeks of work on our house near Gordes in the nearby Luberon country. We had worked with, and battled against, masons, carpenters, plumbers, and on that day had completed one more stage in the process that is gradually transforming our small rustic 1848 mas into a Provencal haven of beauty and comfort. We were exhausted, looking forward to the amenities of the Hotel Jules Cesar where we had a reservation - a long cool bath, a candlelight dinner and perhaps an evening stroll along the quays of the Rhone. Instead we found ourselves in a city full of mystery and repressed excitement, an ancient place celebrating an exotic summer ritual.
But the excitement was hardly repressed on the periphery of Arles. The Boulevard des Lices, at the southern edge of town, where the elegant Victorian Jules Cesar stands, was a sea of honking vehicles, snarling motorcycles, rearing horses caught up in traffic, of gypsies and suntanned Scandinavian tourists. Earlier there had been a bullfight in the Roman arena, a dramatic performance in the theater next to it, a great party at the Hotel de Ville. There were more events to come - a grand ball, fireworks at the arena, one more bullfight.
That very evening the most solemn event of all would unfold along the boulevard right before our hotel, the Pegoulado. We were not clear as to what this ceremony might be, nor were we altogether pleased. What we wanted at the moment was to retrieve our car and check in. Mercifully the hotel arranged a parking space in a building nearby. And our bedroom was everything we had hoped for, huge and cool despite the lingering heat outside, with tall French windows opening onto a small enclosed garden. The bathroom had a generous supply of terrycloth towels and an imposing, outsize bathtub supported by lion's paws.
We unpacked, bathed and went down to the restaurant attached to the hotel, Lou Marques, which we had happily tried before. However, that evening it was overflowing with French notables settling in for long festive meals. The usually composed waiters were rushing about, the air was filled with the tinkling of glasses and the popping of corks. When an important-looking middle-aged man who might have been the Mayor of Arles himself was ushered in with his entourage of Arlesiennes and portly businessmen, we decided to look for our intimate candlelight dinner elsewhere.
The boulevard was still crowded with roaring vehicles, but across it the public gardens leading back to the center of the old town were fragrant and cool. The summer evening was beautiful. A lavender dusk was settling upon the curving alleys, the flowering shrubbery and the quaint Victorian statues and busts of the Felibres, the 19th-century writers, led by the poet Frederic Mistral, who participated in the revival of Provencal as a literary language. We found an old-fashioned wooden bench and sat there a while within sight of the brightly lighted, crowded cafes lining the Boulevard des Lices, the ones Van Gogh liked to paint.


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Fuduntu is a very strange distribution. It's based on Fedora, but tries to be more user-friendly, sort of like Ubuntu. Then, the big difference between Fuduntu and other RedHat-based distributions like CentOS and Scientific is that it aims specifically for the desktop crowd, bringing you the latest kernel technologies and apps.My last experience with it was ok, but there were some problems in the overall integration, some visual glitches, a handful of unnecessary programs, plus some plugin quirks. All in all, it was okay. Now, there's a new version that I want to test, and it's labeled 2013.1. For those of you who like small-print, you will like the idea of Gnome 2, full functionality out of the box, a semi-rolling-release-like model, optimization for laptops, and a handful of highly popular mainstream programs bundled with the distribution. There, follow me.
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Aaron Hernandez Jerseys: Murder Investigation Increases Demand For Memorabilia
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Aaron Hernandez, the disgraced former New England Patriots tight end who is now facing first-degree murder and multiple weapons charges, may be banished from the NFL for the time being, but people still want to buy his jersey.
According to reports, Hernandez Patriots jerseys are fetching hundreds of dollars in auctions, largely because the NFL has halted sales of his jersey in stores. John Lamothe, one of the sellers of Hernandez products, told The Boston Globe, "I thought about giving it to Goodwill," he said, "but I didn't think anybody would want it." Expecting a return of about $15, Lamothe was shocked to sell it for a whopping $289.
Another seller quoted in the Globe, Lynn L'Heureaux said, "I can't think of any reason why people would want it. They might think it will go up in value later on, and maybe it will, but I'm not interested. I just don't want it in my possession. I want to use the money to buy a jersey that reflects my pride in the Patriots."
16-year-old Brett Iannazzo is selling his jersey because Hernandez, who was once one of his favorite Patriots, is now persona non grata. "I loved Hernandez. I had his rookie jersey. Whenever I got a double in baseball, I'd do his end zone dance; take out the briefcase and make it rain," he said. "Now, I'm done with that. I'm done with him."
The NFL has made efforts to wipe itself clean of the Hernandez fiasco. Sales of his jersey have been stopped, and many Boston stores are offering free exchanges in which fans can trade in their Hernandez jerseys for new Patriots ones.
Patriots spokesman Stacey James explains: "We know that children love wearing their Patriots jerseys, but may not understand why parents don't want them wearing their Hernandez jerseys anymore. We hope this opportunity to exchange those jerseys at the Patriots ProShop for another player's jersey will be well received by parents."
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As rama decides his war strategy, he places everyone at pivotal positions as per their calibre and designation. he also Presents himself to be atop hanuman and laxman atop angad, to get ahead. hanuman and angad are overwhelmed as they get this chance. rama and laxman decide to be the leaders so that the monkey army is always full of confidence to get ahead. they start on their implementation of the strategy. hanuman supervises as the army moves ahead with much vigour. but suddenly their advances are thwarted as they hear someone approaching, but cant find anyone. Suddenly, vishichika emanates, and finds millions of monkeys and wonders how to recognise who tormented lankini. she thinks that only two powerful monkeys could have done that. she finally settles on hanuman and angad. she decides to throw in her plague of locusts to torment them all. neel sends in red butterflies, that alerts the others to be aware. they progress cautiously, while rama and laxman are tensed. they are placed down, and sent into the security circle, with sugriva. they comply. the army senses he green biological weapon falling from the skies. hanuman requests for permission to get ahead and find out what happened. he places angad in charge of the security. hanuman then leaves to find out what happened, and finds the butterflies dying away, as they come in contact with the green organisms. as it starts polluting everyone, they all get tensed. hanuman is boggled. Vishochika eyes hanuman, carrying rama on his shoulders, and recognises him as the person who tormented Lankini, and decides to seek revenge and torment him, and his army, by her powers. she then says that she shall kill everyone, and hopes for hanuman to progress further, as he too shall get infected once he comes in contact with them. as he goes past the green worms, hanuman experiences disturbance, while vishochika eyes evilly. but he comes out unfazed, and she is boggled, when it doesnt cause any effect on him. he finds something suspicious in the air, that caused this to the army. he wonders why isnt anything happening to him, and then remembers how shiva blessed him to be healthy always. he wonders how to save his army though. he calls out to neel, and then takes him away from there, so that he doesnt get infected and places him safely. she gets enraged and says that hanuman may have saved him, but what about the others. she then disappears and emanates again near Lord rama's contingent. hanuman gets tensed as he eyes the air being polluted again. neel says that he sensed but couldnt understand what it was. hanuman tells him, and says that a demonic power is behind this, and asks him to instruct all to cover their nose and mouths. neel complies. the lady guffaws as the organisms start going towards rama and his team. hanuman rushes to their aide. rama is bothered when there isnt any news from neel's contingent, and even hanuman hasnt returned yet. they hope that there isnt any trouble looming ahead. sugriva and laxman decide to go and check. but angad asks them to stop, and he himself presents to go, and says that he shall send a message anyhow if he senses trouble. hanuman thinks that he has to find out some way, while neel says that he shall alert people behind. hanuman thinks that he has to deal with some tactic, and an idea comes and he thinks he shall have to create a tornado, using the wind force. he stands at a safe place, wherein he can see the demon. meanwhile angad says that he is approaching. hanuman starts praying to lord of winds, and begs him to help him get rid of this. she wonders whats he upto. the lord grants him what he wishes for. meanwhile angad too gets affected by the organisms, and falls right on the ground. he wonders whats happening to him. hanuman thanks the lord and gets to his task, as she hides herself in the air. he creates a whirlwind tornado, with both his hands, and all organisms start getting engulfed in it. she wonders if he has gone mad. then he twirls it in the direction of the saline sea water, where they wouldnt be able to survive. she is apalled at her plan being defeated. meanwhile hanuman is distracted by angad's plea for help. hanuman rushes to him, while he says that he feels he wont survive. hanuman asks him not to say so
Precap: vishochika emanates and then threatens hanuman that she shall send in severe bio-organisms that shall plague the entire land now. She again starts pulluting the air, while hanuman watches boggled and tensed.
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PARALYMPIC bronze medallist Jenny McLoughlin had the honour of meeting the Queen at a glittering reception for Team GB's Olympians and Paralympians.
The night before her audience with royalty the Chepstow sprinter was among victorious female medallists at the Women Of The Year awards, alongside fellow heroes like Rebecca Adlington and Beth Tweddle.
The collective group were presented with an award by Lindsay Nicholson, editorial director of Good Housekeeping magazine, at a hotel in London's exclusive Park Lane.
Other winners included Doreen Lawrence, mother of murdered teenager Stephen Lawrence and women's rights activist Zainab Salbi.
Jenny, who celebrated her 21st birthday on October 3 with friends and family, said it was great to catch up with the other girls in the T37 4x100m relay team during the week.
She is now back in Cardiff training for the World Championships in July and studying for her Philosophy degree.
"Meeting the royal family was such an honour," she said.
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The grants are headlined by a $90,500 grant to the research team of Australian of the Year, Professor Ian Frazer. The grant to Professor Frazer's team at the University of Queensland will be invested in research into the development of better therapeutic vaccines to fight cancer.
The Chief Executive Officer of Medicines Australia, Mr Kieran Schneemann, said the latest round of grants build on the Federal Government's announcement in the recent Budget that it will invest an additional $905 million in health and medical research during the next four years.
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DENTON — The youthful quarterback throwing the ball is just a sophomore, with years to go and untapped potential. On the receiving end is a tall senior who's too muscular to be lanky, the picture of a Division I recruit.
One has it all figured out, and the other is learning with every step, every pass, every handoff. But somehow that dynamic has been a key factor behind Denton Guyer's success.
Conner Crane embodies experience. In his third varsity season, Crane leads the Wildcats in receptions, yardage and touchdowns, and he has committed to play at Stanford next year. Throwing to Crane is first-year starter Jerrod Heard, who took over the offense after quarterback J.W. Walsh graduated and went to Oklahoma State.
A new quarterback, especially a sophomore, can mean many things for an offense: reorganization, a shift to the run, even a step backwards. But that's not how Guyer coach John Walsh saw it.
"I think from the outside looking in, people thought that we were going to tailor back because we had a new quarterback," John Walsh said. "We didn't. We just said we were going to throw Jerrod to the wolves and see how he responds."
Heard's response? Seven wins, 1,810 passing yards, 549 rushing yards, 23 touchdown passes and five touchdowns scored. It's more than Walsh expected.
Heard and Crane said the quarterback's passing game has improved throughout the season. It's not necessarily reflected in Heard's numbers as it is in the team's decisions when to pass. At the beginning of the season, Walsh called for the pass mostly for big plays, but now Heard passes successfully more regularly, including on third downs and in the red zone.
"For a couple games, it was really the receivers and the passing game that was holding us back, and as we've evolved, it's helped our team get better," Crane said.
Crane, who is good friends with Heard, 15, doesn't look at his young quarterback as someone holding him back. In fact, Crane has an almost selfless perspective about the season. With his college decision settled, his focus is on doing whatever it takes for Guyer (7-3) to win, including helping Heard. The two have fallen into a comfortable rhythm on the field, but it wasn't instant. It took numerous throws, hours of practice and plenty of talking for Heard and Crane to develop a system that seems to be working.
And Crane has shown an ability to lead, a year after sharing time with three seniors. As the team's go-to receiver, Crane has scored 14 touchdowns on 865 yards receiving.
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Although the Wildcats faltered in their last regular-season game, a 49-22 loss to Southlake Carroll, Walsh is confident in his team and his quarterback-receiver duo entering the playoffs. Where Crane has been the standout receiver his coach always knew he was, Heard has been a pleasant surprise. And though playoffs mean pressure situations, Crane and Heard know that, in a way, their biggest obstacles are behind them.


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"Was my favorite football game, until I discovered Blitz!"
Tecmo Super Bowl has always been my favorite sports series, ever since the days of the old NES. Who could ever forget the feeling after seeing Tecmo Bowl, with its smooth controls and arcade like gameplay? Thankfully, Tecmo Super Bowl 3: The Final Edition is a game worthy of its name. As a matter of fact, it's the best in the series. It almost makes me forget about the Playstation version. Almost.
The graphics were very nicely done and were basically an update of Tecmo Super Bowl for the NES. I love the options screens and stuff, with the fooball field background. Way cool. And the players and field are designed very nice. Finally, the touchdown celebrations and stuff look very cool, as well. There is some graphical breakup to be found, however.
The control is pretty good, but sometimes it is diffcicult to switch to an open receiver (Blitz is the same way). The control has digressed from the NES days.
It's a football game, and a fun one at that. It has more of an arcade game feel to it than a console football game ususally does, which makes it all the more cooler. You can create your own players, which is cool. And after every season game, you can improve the players abilities if they had a good enough game. That's great and a good reward. Great gameplay overall.
Trust me, if Blitz hadn't come out this would be my fave football game of all time. It comes HIGHLY reccomended for all casual and harcore football fans.
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Frank Sisco, Sr. was born in Westerly, RI, and lived in Mt. Vernon, NY and New Rochelle, NY. He is the husband of Eleanor Sisco, father of Frank Sisco, Jr. and Robert Sisco, grandfather of Kelly Sisco, brother of Joseph Sisco, and son of Joseph Sisco Sr. and Mary Sisco. Frank was in the Navy SeaBees (CB - Construction Battalion) in the Pacific during World War II. His term of service began on 3/27/1945 and ended on 5/25/1946, a relatively short time, but included several unusual events and experiences (including (a) having a monkey as a pet (b) meeting up with his brother Joe on Guam, but only for a few minutes (see below for a reprint of the 12/22/2005 story he wrote that was published in the 9 newspapers of Martinelli Publicaitons (now Rising Publications) and which he read on the radio (WVOX AM in New Rochelle, NY), (c) being present at the amazing Victory Parade on Honolulu with thousands of Navy personnel and men and women from other branches of the armed forces (d) receiving a letter from the Secretary of the Navy and retaining it, along with other documents, which are presented below and (e) being able to pick himself out of a photo containing hundreds of men aboard a ship traveling home (see below). Also, see below for an essay written by Frank Sisco, Jr. about these Navy documents and photos that was published in the 9 newspapers of Rising Publications. . For more information, or to interview Frank Sisco, Sr. , please call Frank Sisco, Jr at 914.589.1013. or by email to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Yannatuono Funeral Home, 584 Gramatan Ave., Mt. Vernon (Fleetwood section), NY 10552. Tel 914.699.4010. www.yannantuonofh.com, email - email@example.com
Ferncliff Cemetery, 280 Seacor Road, Hartsdale NY 10530. Tel 914.693.4700. www.ferncliffcemetery.com
Information about Navy papers. (Article called "Among the papers. Click below link.
Below are various video clips (on www.youtube.com) of Frank Sisco Sr. singing Ave Maria and other songs from the balcony during mass on 8/8/10at Our Lady of Victory Church on West Sidney Ave., Mt. Vernon, NY (with him are friend Anthony Valbiro, singer, friend Domenick Guastaferro, singer, keyboards and organ, granddaughter Kelly Sisco , singer and keyboards, son/daughter Fran(k) Sisco Jr., singer, Jennifer Bonsu, caregiver aide.
My grandfather, Frank Sisco Sr. (Buddy) was the best. I was his only granddaughter and I knew that he loved me so very much because you could see it on his face whenever I was around. He called me his little sunshine because I would always brighten up his mood with all my energy and the stories I shared with him. I know that I made him happy and was glad to bring him great joy. Even though he is in heaven now I still will always be his only granddaughter and he will always be my grandfather forever and that will never change. The family on my father's side is getting smaller and smaller with few close family members left but I guess that is expected when you are an only child. My grandfather was a very strong man and wise too.
A big thing that grandpa and me had in common that we both enjoyed doing was singing and when we sung we both knew all the words to thousands of songs and we belted them out not caring who heard. My grandmother did not always like us singing and making a lot of noise but me and grandpa sure got a kick from each other and had a lot of fun too. The Cole Potter song "I Get a Kick Out of You" sums up how me and grandpa always got a kick out of the little things each of us did when together. I was his special Kelly and there was nothing he would not have done for me. He was always there to listen to me and laugh even when what I was saying was not funny. I made sure I was a good granddaughter by visiting my grandparents weekly and calling to speak with my grandmother everyday to keep her posted on my life and I hope they both appreciate all I tried to do for them. It's like whatever I was going though was not over until I shared that part of my life with my grandparents. I was extremely lucky to have the best grandparents anyone could ask for. At this time in my life for some reason I have been going though major anxiety and with my gift and consignment shop, Truly Yours, Kelly! soon to be going out of business, my father being transgender and a girl now all the time, my grandfather's death was another thing that went wrong.
I remember during not this past Christmas time but the year before my father was very eager to show his parents my shop. Both of them were not well and really were not able to go but grandpa said to grandma I know you already saw her shop once but I never did so please let's go and so my father brought them late one night and they were amazed how much stuff I fit into that store and grandpa was happy that I now had a job and was putting my creativity to good use. My grandpa only stayed at my store for like 15 minutes but I was glad he at least got to see my store at all and seeing it during Christmas was nice too with my store all light up.
As I am writing this, I am actually getting somewhat okay with my emotions and anxiety because when things look like they are at their worst that is when you get true clarity and start to see that maybe, just maybe, you will be okay and life will somehow work out for the best. It will be hard to go to my grandmother's house now and not see him there, that will sure suck, but I need to get it together for my grandma. If you think I was extremely close to my grandpa, I am even doubly as close to my grandma. I feel I will be able to make it through this but if anything happens to grandma I know I will not make it through that.
I remember when I just started riding the bus at the end of high school and the bus would let me off near New Rochelle Library and now I know that I could have just walked to their house from there, but it is not a short walk. Anyway I would call my grandma and tell her that I made it to the library and that she could pick me up and grandpa was listening to our phone conversation and would tell grandma no and that he would come and pick me up because he was dying to see me and in 5 minutes he would rush over and be there. When I got into the car he was smiling to greet me, waiting to hear my story from that day. When we got back to his house he would yell El, my grandmother's name, and say look who I brought home and he would point to me and then her face would light up too and that made me really glad to be able to see them as much as I did. There were many many times grandpa and I would sit out on his front porch and just talk even if it was about bullshit it didn't matter as long as we were talking and spending time together. That brings me to another great song entitled "Side By Side". Just as long as were together it doesn't really matter at all.
Grandpa and I would play many card games together too. During the holidays or special occasions me, my father, my mother, my grandma, and also my aunt Dot and uncle Lou would all sit around my grandfather's dining room table and we would all play cards. We usually played 500 rummy and many times I would win but nonetheless we made memories that would last forever. My grandpa one year made up a thing where he gave everyone Hollywood names and he would say that my grandma's sister's name was Stelle until she changed her name to Estelle thus making the name sound fancy as if it was like her having a real Hollywood name. I still don't know where he came up with that but he sure would like to go on about people having Hollywood names for hours.
Looking at the thousands of photos my family has, grandpa was the most handsome guy but take a look at all his photos and see for yourself. Just like the song "You are my Sunshine" I was his sunshine and he very much was my sunshine too. Grandpa can now be in heaven with his son Robert, mother Mary, my grandma's sister Estelle, and his brother Joe and father Joe because that is where he belongs since they need him too. Don't forget he can always see his neighbors and life long friends Carl and Chickie in heaven too. He might even get to say hello to my mom's father, my other grandfather, as well.
Poppa, in heaven I hope that you will still keep up your great singing and know that we are alright here on earth. This is not goodbye but instead I like to say, see you later.
All my love, your granddaughter,
Kelly Sisco
Frank Albert Sisco, Sr. - 4/30/1927 to 8/21/2011
Frank Albert Sisco, Sr. passed away peacefully at his home with loved ones and caregivers present, with expert guidance from Dr. Robert Novich, his primary physician for 30 years, and nurses from Calvary Hospital's hospice-at-home program. Esther Frema of Ghana, Africa was his main loving caregiver for three years. Others included Jennifer, Eunice, Evelyn, Kelly-Ann, Nicolette, Trish and Irene. Frank's Alzheimers' disease progressed until it inhibited his ability to swallow and other complications. He died on the birthday of his mother Mary, who died eight years earlier of Alzheimers. Frank's nickname Buddy developed from his older brother Joe.
Frank is survived by his wife Eleanor (Felice) and child Fran Sisco (previously Frank Jr.), Fran's daughter Kelly and the children, Joseph Sisco and Debra Ciasco, of his brother Joe and wife Sarah, and many nieces and nephews of the uncles and aunts as his mother Mary had four brothers and one sister and his father Joseph had five brothers. His son Robert passed away on 1/19/2004.
More information including photos, stories, awards Frank received, published articles Frank wrote and songs he sung are at www.FrankSisco.com.
Visitation is at the Yannatuono Funeral Home at 584 Gramatan Avenue, Fleetwood section of Mount Vernon, NY 10552 (914) 699-4010, www.yannantuonofh.com on Tuesday 8/23 and Wednesday 8/24 (2 to 4pm, 7-9 pm, both days, and the funeral service on Thursday 9:30am at Holy Family, 83 Clove Road, New Rochelle, NY 10801. A large memorial service is being planned for Saturday, October 15 at St. John's Episcopal Church, New Rochelle, NY 10804. Call Fran Sisco at 914.589.1013 for more info.
Frank Albert Sisco, Sr. - 4/30/1927 to 8/21/2011
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Frank Albert Sisco, Sr. passed away peacefully at his home with loved ones and caregivers present, with expert guidance from Dr. Robert Novich, his primary physician for 30 years, and nurses from Calvary Hospital's hospice-at-home program. Esther Frema of Ghana, Africa was his main loving caregiver for three years. Others included Jennifer, Eunice, Evelyn, Kelly-Ann, Nicolette, Trish and Irene. Frank's Alzheimer's' disease progressed until it inhibited his ability to swallow and other complications. He died on the birthday of his mother Mary, who died eight years earlier of Alzheimer's. Frank's nickname Buddy developed from his older brother Joe.
Frank enjoyed a vital life (despite having Rheumatoid Arthritis, for over 20 years, playing golf often three times per week with brothers-in-law John Felice and Lou Felice and sometimes son, Frank Jr. Frank Sr. had a natural handsome look, enhanced by an engaging smile, caring attitude, good physique, and gentle manner. His vitality in part came from a zest for life, being a sports fan throughout his, a fit athlete in his youth, a league bowler for decades, a good golfer (including an awarded hole-in-one on hole on the 168 yard hole at Saxon Woods Golf Course in Scarsdale, NY and an avid motorcyclist until in his fifties, often driving over 200 miles on a Sunday with his wife Eleanor on back and in a driving line of several coupled friends including Fego, Geranomino, Hone, Guzzetta and Cargiuolo. Other neighbors included Carl and Chickie D'Onofrio who recently passed away. Frank also had frequent poker games at his house and at others.
Frank attended Edison High School in Mt. Vernon but at 17 years of age he left to join the Navy. He enlisted on 5/9/1945 as a Seabee (Construction Battalion). During his service, he and his brother Joe, with the Fourth Marine Division, arranged through many bureaucratic challenges to meet each other on the island of Saipan. After traveling hundreds of miles and overcoming several difficult obstacles including storms, Frank finally entered the camp where Joe was stationed, incredibly found him at night amid hundreds of Marines. However, they only got to spend a few minutes because Joe was leaving the camp due to injuries for which he received a Purple Heart. The story was chronicled by Frank in an article called "Going to My Brother Joe" that appeared in the column "Veterans Speak" of the local newspaper, The Westchester Crusader (and also read on the popular radio station WVOX, 1460 AM). This article and many photos and Navy documents can be viewed on the internet at the following link: www.FrankSisco.com.
Frank's education was mainly on-the-job and from intensive life experiences. He possessed a high intelligence and a wisdom, perhaps made possible by his ability to sort information quickly and crystallize the essentials decisively - a practical common sense. His life was filled with making wise decisions with integrity, honesty, diligent work, and common sense as pillars. Being of the Greatest Generation, Frank lived through challenges such as growing up as a middle class boy in the Great Depression, and being in the Pacific Theater of World War II, raising two sons, Frank Jr. and Robert, with his spouse Eleanor Sisco, handling the many needs of his hearing-impaired son Robert, bringing love and happiness to his wife from their first dating when meeting while both worked in the A&P Supermarket on North Avenue in New Rochelle, NY to through their thirties and forties enjoying many endeavors with friends including vacations, dancing, playing cards and games, and motorcycling. During their marriage, Frank and Eleanor looked at least 15 years younger than their ages; however the loss of their son Robert on 1/1/2004 took an emotional and physical toll on them.
Frank lived the first part of his life in Mt. Vernon, much of that time in a house in which his father and mother lived on the first floor, his brother Joe and wife Sarah and children Joseph and Debra on the second floor and Frank and his family on the third floor. The block had seven houses, very similar in appearance, about 8 feet apart from each other, and most with a similar family set up, grandparents on bottom and children on second two floors. Many relatives lived in Mt. Vernon and often the families visited each other. At 53 North Street, Frank's father Joe often held court, telling stories with a bird named Happy perched on his left shoulder, that Joe fed pieces of a red apple he cut as he told stories. For the second part of his life, Frank and his family lived on Park Ridge Avenue in New Rochelle, NY in a house bought from his wife Eleanor's father following the death of her mother. The house had been a gathering place each Sunday for dinner for several years for Eleanor's parents and her siblings and their children. Often more than fourteen people were crowded in the dining room.
Frank was an expert auto machinist. At the early age of 17 before entering the Navy he managed a group of over 20 mechanics and upon returning from service managed as foreman several machine shops of auto parts stores, especially Ben's Auto Parts in the Bronx, NY. He took apart engines entirely and put them back together perfectly. He had a lifelong closeness with his brother Joseph who was less than two years older, and deep friendships with many people. Frank had a love for all types of music, especially the big band sound of Artie Shaw, Glen Miller and Frank Sinatra. He often sang songs in his house to the delight of family members, like his mother Mary and granddaughter Kelly, and friends. Recently, Frank lived out a goal of singing the Ave Maria from the balcony of the Our Lady of Victory Church in Mt. Vernon, where he had a been a parishioner before moving to New Rochelle, NY where he joined the Holy Family Church, and participated in their highly successful Cornerstone program, forming many friendships. . Frank can be seen on youtube.com singing along with Anthony Valbiro as Domenic Guastaferro played keyboards. For other songs, son Frank Jr. sang along and granddaughter sang and played piano. Frank's good humor and easy-going manner helped him make lasting friends throughout his life.
Born in Westerly, Rhode Island, Frank revisited Westerly and its neighboring Misquamicut Beach for many summers, enjoying his parents' bungalow and worked hard to rebuild it after a devastating Hurricane Carol in 1954 that uprooted the cottage and carried it hundreds of feet down the road.
Frank was always supportive of friends and family. He significantly helped his son, Frank Jr. in a retail store called "The Sisco Kid" for several years, learning new skills at sales, inventory management and retail.
Admired and loved, Frank's funeral service will be at the Holy Family Church on Thursday 8/25 following wakes on 8/23 and 8/24 at the Yannatuono Funeral Home in the Fleetwood section of Mt. Vernon, NY
Frank is survived by his wife Eleanor and child Fran Sisco (previously Frank Jr.) and the children, Joseph Sisco and Debra Ciasco, of his brother Joe and wife Sarah, and many nieces and nephews of the uncles and aunts as his mother Mary had four brothers and one sister and his father Joseph had five brothers. His son Robert passed away on 1/19/2004.
Visitation is at the Yannatuono Funeral Home at 584 586 Gramatan Avenue, Fleetwood section of Mount Vernon, NY 10552 (914) 699-4010, www.yannantuonofh.com on Tuesday 8/23 and Wednesday 8/24 (2 to 4pm, 7-9 pm, both days, and the funeral service on Thursday morning at Holy Family, 83 Clove Road, New Rochelle, NY 10801. A large memorial service is being planned for Saturday, October 15 at St. John's Episcopal Church, New Rochelle, NY 10804. See www.FrankSisco.com for more information.


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As we've built up a list of topics that should be covered in the AD FS v1.x SDK, it rapidly became clear that we do not have the resources to develop all of this content as quickly as we would like. So, like in so many other places, we must prioritize.
Luckily, MSDN and the Windows SDK are released on a periodic basis, so we can generate content and release it over time, instead of forcing you to wait until we've completed every last bit.
We've done a lot of research with the AD FS dev team and with customers to come up with work items and priorities. Some of the items we would like to cover for the first update include:
-- Setting up Visual Studio to write code for AD FS v1
-- A resource to help you decide what parts of the SDK you should explore based on your desired scenario
-- A walkthrough on building a custom claims transformation module, along with sample code
-- Instructions on how to customize the ASP.NET UI that AD FS presents (such as clientlogin.aspx)
-- An introduction to integrating AD FS with other applications
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I am a web designer by trade, and have been looking for an Open Source CMS for the past few weeks now.
I came across SilverStripe and was really impressed by the backend, I thought it looked great and was much more intuitive than other CMS products I have researched and tested in the past.
I have a simple question. Can SilverStripe be used in a multiple website environment. ex running two or more web sites, each with their own domain and seperate database running off of one installation of SilverStripe on the server?
I have not seen any documentation on adding additional sites using SS from a single server. Does each site have its own installation which is seperate from each other, or can each site share the core code somehow. Im assuming if it could share the core code then this would make updating future releases across all sites much easier.
However way it is done, is there any documentation outlining this process?
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Fiona begins to regret her decision to kick Lip out – especially when Karen wants to charge him rent. Lip searches for a new place to crash, and Steve agrees to take Lip in – an arrangement Fiona's not happy about it. Looking into starting her own hospice, Sheila and Jody suspect that Eddie's ghost is haunting the house. Terry Milkovich (guest star DENNIS COCKRUM) accuses Ian of getting Mandy (guest star EMMA GREENWELL) pregnant.


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My scars sit about 1 inch from the bottom of my breasts. I went from A to C cup with 300cc Mcghan style 410 anatomical implants. My skin was tight and my breasts haven't dropped a great deal. I don't have a fold to hide the scars and because they sit so high they are very visible. This bothers me a lot. I wouldn't want more fullness in the breast above the nipple but I hate that the scars are so high. Is there anything I can do to encourage my breasts to drop, or help hide or lower the scars?
My Breast Augmentation Scars Are Too High, What Can I Do? (photo)
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Hiding breast fold scars
Learn more: http://www.torontosurgery.ca/Toronto-Breast-Augmentation-Enlargement.html
My Breast Augmentation Scars Are Too High, What Can I Do?
A revisional surgery can improve this, though the scar may be a bit longer.
Although the incisions are planned in the fold, placing the implant will often displace the fold a bit, and it is far superior to be high than low, lest this be visible in a swim suit. A large implant on a small breast will increase the possible scar migration.
All the best.
My breast augmentation scars are too high - what can I do?
If unsightly scars are still present after approximately a year's time, other things that your surgeon may consider are intralesional steroid injections, laser, or just surgical revision of the scar itself.
Hope that this helps! Best wishes!
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Breast augmentation scars are too high. Is there anything I can do
Thank you for your photos. I'm sorry that you are not completely satisfied with your results. If your implants dropped more, your scars would be more visible. Talk with your surgeon to see what your revision options are after an in office exam. One option may be a capsulorrhaphy which will move your fold higher, therefore hiding your scars. You should be able to use your same implants and the same incision as entrance site. Best of luck! ac
Implant scars are too high
Thank you for your question and photographs. Unfortunately, I don't believe there is anything you can do to help the scars move. If the breast implants moved lower, the scars would actually rise further onto the visible part of your breast. Obviously, an in-person exam would be best, but based on the photograph you would likely need to have the implants moved higher and move the inframammary fold up as well. The fold below the breast could be moved up to make sure that the scar sits at the level of the new crease. This would be you best bet for correction. Be sure to discuss with a board certified plastic surgeon. Good luck!
Breast Implants
Your implants sit below your scars. The scars cannot be moved, but you can have the pocket adjusted so that the implants sit higher to conceal the scars in the fold. There are several options to achieve this, but in my hands I would offer someone internal sutures to raise the fold so that the scars settled within this fold.
Be sure to see a board certified plastic surgeon in your area.
Scars too high after breast augmentation
To fully assess the problem I would need a formal examination but I think the issue here is that the implant is too low and the scars are correctly positioned. If the implant was moved to a higher position the scar would be in the fold, and you would achieve more upper pole fullness. This option you would need to discuss with a surgeon and there may be a solution to your concerns.
All the best
Jeremy Hunt
Learn more: http://www.drjeremyhunt.com.au
Lowering your breast augmentation scars
The only way to "lower" your incisional scar would be to raise your breast creases or inframammary folds. This requires another surgery that places sutures within the inner aspect of your implant pockets (capsulorrhaphy). Unfortunately, there is nothing that you can do to encourage your breasts to drop or hide your scars. If your implants did drop more, your scars would appear even higher. Discuss the surgical option with your plastic surgeon to determine if surgery is of value or not.
Visible scars above the breast crease
Your scars are slightly high and this may have something to do with your implant placement. You may want to discuss a revision procedure that will use some deep sutures to better place your scar in the breast crease.
Learn more: http://www.drschulmanplasticsurgery.com/breast/breast-augmentation/
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Update: Cause of Death Released After Deadly Fight in Lynchburg
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Lynchburg, VA - Officials with the Lynchburg Police Department say the man killed in a fight on 5th Street in Lynchburg on Sunday was strangled to death.
Officials released the cause of death for Thomas Eugene Belford Tuesday afternoon after getting reports from the Medical Examiner's Office in Roanoke.
Lynchburg, VA - Lynchburg police say the fight that broke out on 5th Street over the weekend was not random.
Shawn Lee Johnson is in custody and charged with second-degree murder.
Johnson turned himself in to Lynchburg Police around 3 a.m. Sunday.
Witnesses say a dance party had just wrapped up at the Old Dominion Lodge Sunday morning when a fight broke out. They found the victim lying on the ground, face up, with his eyes rolling in the back of his head.
John Fuqua estimates there were 100 people outside the Old Dominion Lodge when he showed up around 2:15 a.m. to clean up from the party.
"Ma'am, I'm 80 years old, been in this building for 55. Nothing surprises me," Fuqua said, standing in the doorway of the lodge.
When he got there, police were roping off a crime scene after they say a fight broke out between two acquaintances, Shawn Johnson and Thomas Belford, both of Lynchburg.
Belford laid clinging to life at a bus stop next to Hutcherson Funeral Home, but was pronounced dead at the hospital.
Captain Whit Clark says the two men knew each other, but he doesn't know to what extent.
"We do know that there was an argument that started the physical altercation and then the fight ensued at that point. We're still waiting for the autopsy to come back," Clark said.
But just one day after the victim died, he was scheduled to go on trial for drug possession.
The assistant commonwealth's attorney says it appears to be a strange coincidence and doesn't appear to be related to the murder.
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Mr. and Mrs. Otto Fredricksen, 424 Clifton avenue, announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Marion Fredricksen,
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Skelta Software, a leading provider of BPM Workflow solutions, has been selected in the list of Top 25 Emerging Technology Companies by The SmartTechie, a career magazine for technology professionals. The list presents 25 privately held technology companies that lead the next wave of disruption and cutting-edge innovation. Skelta Software has been selected to this list for its innovative approach to Business Process Management. Over the past three years, Skelta Software has been the recipient of several recognitions for its technology including Best of TechEd, MSD2D Peoples Choice award , NASSCOMs IT Innovation 2005 and Deloitte Technology Fast Awards 2006.
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Skelta Software (skelta.com) is an innovative software product company specializing in enterprise-wide Business Process Management (BPM) and Workflow solutions for small to large-sized businesses worldwide. Its flagship product, Skelta BPM.NET 2006 is a BPM workflow software that is built on cutting-edge Microsoft .NET, XML, and Web services technologies. It is also the world's first embeddable workflow engine. Skelta enables business users and developers to design and deploy workflow applications using software tools with which they are already familiar. In addition, Skelta enables businesses to leverage on their existing investments in Microsoft technologies such as InfoPath, BizTalk Server, and SharePoint.
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Spanish Fort, Utah-based Spectrum Aeronautical also selected the new GE/Honda HF120 turbofan to power a proposed $6.2 million midsize business jet called the S-40 Freedom. The 2,050-pound-thrust engine is slated for certification in 2009. The S-40's certification and first deliveries are "targeted for" 2010. Spectrum said it chose the Honda engine because it believes that the engine is more efficient than the Williams International FJ44. The Williams FJ33 was previously selected to power the Spectrum 33 Independence, a very light twinjet also under development. Spectrum describes the composite-fuselage, 10-seat, 10,000-pound-mtow Model S-40 Freedom as a "scaled-up Independence." Spectrum now says it does not expect the fatal crash of the S-33 prototype last July to affect the timetable for either the S-33 or the S-40. A "company conforming" S-33 is scheduled to fly next August. Separately, Spectrum Aeronautical appointed Interjet Maintenance of South Africa to handle sales and customer support for its new aircraft.
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On Nov 29, Louis Vuitton opened the first street facing store in the Shinjuku area. The store faces Isetan Shinjuku and is the third store for the brand in the area.
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Digital tools encourage students to be more invested in their writing, facilitate collaboration, and encourage personal expression. These tangible benefits help develop writing as an important life skill for today's youth. A new survey by the Pew Research Center's Internet & American Life Project concludes that digital technology offers "helpful tools for teaching writing."
According to the middle and high school teachers surveyed, digital technologies are having positive effects on their students' writing abilities. The key benefits include being able to revise their work easily and share their projects with others. Kristen Purcell, Associate Director for Research at the Pew Internet Project noted that a plurality of teachers acknowledge the "increased opportunities for expression these digital tools offer".
- 78% of teachers surveyed say digital tools such as the Internet, social media, and cell phones "encourage student creativity and personal expression."
- 96% agree digital technologies "allow students to share their work with a wider and more varied audience"
- 79% agree that these tools "encourage greater collaboration among students"
- 50% say digital technologies make it easier to shape or improve student writing.
Revision and collaboration on the rise
Because it's easy to edit using digital tools, students revise their writing more often than they did in years before they had access to computers. One teacher explained, the "GoogleDocs and SmartBoard combo… allows us to unpack the revision process, which back in my pre-Internet classroom days was pretty much a black box."
Another teacher provided an example of a collaborative experience that happened outside of the normal class time—a learning moment that would not have been possible without digital tools: "I was just reading a paper in Google Docs, commenting, etc. and was joined by my student in that document. She must have received an email that I commented, went to check out the document while I was grading it, and sat and watched as I read and commented. There's something to that."
Negative impacts: shortcuts, impatience
Though students have increased opportunity for written expression, and collaborate about their work more readily, digital technologies also affect student writing in negative ways. Just over two thirds of the teachers surveyed noted that students are more likely to "take shortcuts and not put effort into their writing." Other issues include plagiarism, diminishing grammatical skills, a rise in informal language, and a growing reliance of spelling checkers.
Critical thinking is an overall challenge for kids. Keyboards and Internet collaboration have not made students more critically aware or thoughtful. In fact, many teachers observed that instant access to information and easy communication have made teens more impatient for quick results.
Which "digital tools" are used in classrooms?
Students and teachers use a range of digital tools inside and outside the classroom, including projectors connected to computers (97% of teachers report using these); dedicated student workstations (96%); cellphones or smartphones (73%); computer carts (71%); digital cameras (67%).
Used less frequently, but still listed under the umbrella of "digital tools" are digital video recorders, interactive white boards, ebook readers, and tablets. Only 43% of teachers reported using tablets, however, those percentages are rising. (The numbers were gathered in the spring of 2012, although the report was released on July 17, 2013.)
"Access to information is power"
Digital tools help improve writing and encourage students to write more often, however 94% of surveyed teachers still believe it is important for students to continue writing by hand. Some tests, such as AP exams, require handwritten answers, as do many day-to-day activities.
This survey definitively reflects a shift in attitude of educators. Teachers have acknowledged the learning power of digital tools. One teacher summed it up: "What we've created with technology is a piece of paper and pencil which can appear anywhere around the Earth in a nanosecond. That is pretty amazing. And, for better or for worse, that is where the world is heading. We are establishing that those with digital abilities to read and write will have the access to the information. Access to information is power."
Survey details
These findings emerge from an online survey conducted by the Pew Research Center's Internet & American Life Project in collaboration with the College Board and the National Writing Project. It is a non-probability sample of 2,462 middle and high school teachers currently teaching in the U.S. and its territories, conducted between March 7 and April 23, 2012. Some 1,750 of the teachers are drawn from a sample of advanced placement (AP) high school teachers, while the remaining 712 are from a sample of National Writing Project teachers.
Classroom image via Shutterstock, Chart via Pew Pew Research Center's Internet & American Life Project.