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Looking for ancestors and descendents of Samuel TAYLOR who married Elizabeth CONNOR, possibly in Franklin County. Their daughter Mary TAYLOR, born in Franklin County in December 1789 married John VAN_DOVER, son of Thomas VAN_DOVER and Honor STOCKWELL VAN_DOVER, also of Franklin County. Seeking information on any of the above persons. Thanks!
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I am looking for parents and/or siblings of James Pearson/ Pierson born 1816. He may have been married to a woman named Frances (?). In 1846 he was residing in Henry County, Indiana. The 1860 Indiana Census has him as born in Virginia. One of my ancestral family lines has a Nancy Pearson born 1809 as being from Franklin County, Virginia. She resided in the same community as James Pearson/Pierson. Since several of my family lines travelled together, I am hoping that James and Nancy were related and that he was from Franklin County, Virginia. Any information on James Pearson/Pierson would be appreciated. Thank you,
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I'm looking for any information on the CANTER surname. Truman CANTER married Cynthia HARRIS on March 19, 1792 in Franklin Co. I found Truman in Montgomery Co; KY in 1820. Who were the parents and siblings of Truman Canter? Where did they live prior to Franklin Co.? Who were the parents and siblings of Cynthia Harris? Any leads on the CANTER name would be appreciated.
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I am looking for the parents and family of Joseph Doss or Daws who married Eliza Bryant in Franklin Co March 23, 1854. His wife and children appear in the 1860 census in Franklin Co. He is said to have died in 1867. His widow and children appear in the Montgomery Co census for 1870 prior to their move to the Huntington area of WV. His occupation was miller in 1860 and listed in the SW District. Who were his parents? brothers, sisters? Thank you.
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Am looking for my 4GGrandfather, John Frazier, who married Mary ????. I suspect that John and Mary Frazier were probably born in the Franklin Co area, and may have been born around 1750. They "settled" in what was then Russell Co., VA, now Scott Co., in the spring of 1772. They had son Joseph, born in 1771 and son, Solomon, born in Fairfax County, VA in 1773. I would like to find their marriage record, birth records, and who and from where their parents were. I believe they removed to Fairfax County from Moccasin Creek in Scott Co. for only a short while to escape the frequent and tragic Indian raids in what was then Russell Co. I would be happy to hear from anyone also researching the Fraziers in VA, who moved on from there into TN and KY in the late 1700s and 1800s. Most moved to Floyd and Letcher Counties in KY.
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I am looking for information and ancestry of John RADFORD and Nancy CRAWFORD, married in Franklin Co. VA 25 May 1799. Any bit of data could be a great help. Thanks
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Searching for information on Daniel G. Franklin and his wife Julia Ann Arthur. Daniel was born in Bedford. He and his wife may have died in Franklin Co. after 1875 but before 1891. Also Milton Franklin is listed in 1860 census and is possibly related to Daniel Franklin.
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I am seeking information on Abel Peak born 1756 in Buckingham Cty married Lyda Jones on 8 May, 1794 in Franklin Cty, Va. Died 4 Feb, 1883 in Scott County, Tenn. Particulary interested in his brother, William or in brothers Jesse, Aron and in his parentage or that of Lyda Jones.
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Looking for info on Tabithia MARTIN born in Franklin Co.,VA on December 16th, 1780. She married James Gardener in Franklin Co. on May 20th 1797. Looking for her parents and any other info about her family or her. Thanks
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I am looking for names of the parents of Owen Price Turner who was born 10 Dec. 1813, Reed Creek, Franklin Co., VA. He later was in Buchanan Co., MO where he married Melissa/Mazela Toney in 1842. Owen and Melissa, with other members of her family, in 1847 traveled to Oregon where they settled in Yamhill County. Owen P. Turner died there 11 May 1895. Information about this Turner family in Virginia will be much appreciated.
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Looking for parents, family members, any clues re: Alice SHERIDAN, b. 1790, VA?, m. Daniel GRIFFITH, Dec. 29, 1808, Franklin Co., VA. ... Suspect they had at least seven children, may be many more. One was Martha who married John GRIFFITH, Nov 28, 1830, Franklin Co., VA. Anyone with any information on Alice and Daniel GRIFFITH, please, let's share, exchange ... will respond to all e-mail received.
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My husband's grandfather, James Franklin Phelps, was born in Franklin Co., VA on July 12, 1873. His father's name was Andrew J. Phelps, farmer, and the mother's name was Alezy A. Phelps. We would like to know the mother's maiden name. We have pictures of all of these people if you are interested, along with pictures of all of Andrew J. Phelps' children. Will be happy to share information that we have. We have been told that my husband's family had a Boone in the family also, but we don't know where this is. Anything you can help us with, please let us know. Thanks for any help you can give us. Will be ordering some of the books. Just found this site tonight. Sandra Phelps (Mrs. Jackson Andrew Phelps, Hickory, NC)
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Check Out The "Lost" Anchorman Movie "Wake Up Ron Burgundy" [VIDEO]
Anchorman 2 is on the way, but did you know there is already a second "Anchorman" movie. Those who bought the special edition d.v.d. back in the day did. Apparently somewhere during production the movie underwent a major re-write. The footage shot originally focused on some political hippie back robbers (if you know your history, a Patti Hearst type thing). Well, they spliced all those scenes together with just a few tiny bits of the real movie to make this a movie on it's own. Yes, it's funny. Maybe a little disjointed, but once again it was spliced together using unused and scrapped footage. The good news is, you can now watch the whole thing for free on the interweb. It's coming up next:
Here's the "lost" Anchorman movie. It's most notable for a very funny bank robbery scene which sets up the whole movie. You'll recognize a lot of these stars like Maya Rudolf and Amy Poehler who didn't even make the final cut of the real movie. Here you go:
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Willem Dafoe was born in Appleton, Wisconsin, to Muriel Isabel (Sprissler), a nurse, and Dr. William Alfred Dafoe, a surgeon. He is of German, French, English, Irish, and Scottish descent. In 1979, Dafoe was given a small role in Michael Cimino's "Heaven's Gate" from which he was fired. His first feature role came shortly after in Kathryn Bigelow's "The Loveless". From there, he went on to perform in over 80 films - in Hollywood ("John Carter", "Spider-Man", "The English Patient", "Finding Nemo", "Once Upon a Time in Mexico", "Clear and Present Danger", "White Sands", "Mississippi Burning", "Streets of Fire", "American Dreamz") and in independent cinema in the U.S. ("The Clearing", "Animal Factory", "The Boondock Saints", "American Psycho") and abroad (Theo Angelopoulos' "The Dust of Time", Yim Ho's "Pavilion of Women", Yurek Bogayevicz's "Edges of the Lord", Wim Wenders' "Faraway", "So Close", Nobuhiro Suwa's segment of "Paris, je t'aime", Brian Gilbert's "Tom & Viv", Christian Carion's "Farewell", _Mr. Bean's Holiday and The Spierig Brothers' Daybreakers_, Daniel Nettheim's "The Hunter"). He has chosen projects for diversity of roles and opportunities to work with strong directors. He has worked in the films of Wes Anderson ("The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou", "Fantastic Mr. Fox"), Martin Scorsese ("The Aviator", "The Last Temptation of Christ"), Spike Lee ("Inside Man"), Julian Schnabel ("Miral", "Basquiat"), Paul Schrader ("Auto Focus", "Affliction", "Light Sleeper", "The Walker", "Adam Resurrected"), David Cronenberg ("eXistenZ"), Abel Ferrara ("4:44 Last Day on Earth", "Go Go Tales", "New Rose Hotel"), David Lynch ("Wild at Heart"), William Friedkin ("To Live and Die in L.A."), Werner Herzog ("My Son, My Son, What Have Ye Done", Oliver Stone ("Born on the Fourth of July", "Platoon"), Giada Colagrande ("A Woman" and "Before It Had a Name") and Lars von Trier ("Antichrist" and "Manderlay"). He was nominated twice for the Academy Award ("Platoon" and "Shadow of the Vampire") and once for the Golden Globe. Among other nominations and awards, he received an LA Film Critics Award and an Independent Spirit Award. Upcoming films include Wes Anderson's "The Grand Budapest Hotel", Anton Corbjin's "A Most Wanted Man", Lars von Trier's "Nymphomaniac: Vol. I", Scott Cooper's "Out of the Furnace" Josh Boone's The Fault In Our Stars (2014)_, David Leitch and Chad Stahelski's John Wick (2014)_, and Chris Brinker's "Bad Country". Dafoe is one of the founding members of The Wooster Group, the New York based experimental theatre collective. He created and performed in all of the group's work from 1977 thru 2005, both in the U.S. and internationally. Since then, he worked with Richard Foreman in Idiot Savant at The Public Theatre (NYC) and most recently the international productions of Robert Wilson's The Life & Death of Marina Abramovic abroad and Robert Wilson's The Old Woman with Mikhail Baryshnikov.
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Coca-Cola, the world's largest beverage maker, purchased part of the Green Mountain Coffee Roaster Company this week and plans to make single serving, brew at home soda available before the year is out.
Green Mountain, who is better known for their coffee brands, is branching out in to the world of at-home cold drinks with their 'Keurig Cold' machine. This new machine would rival that of current at-home 'king' SodaStream.
SodaStream might be making it's mark in the US, but is only in 1% of homes at this point. It is, however, the most noted brand when it comes to at-home soda making. The Israel based company is a hit in other countries like Sweden, where they are in about 25% of the country's homes. The biggest road block, according to one analyst, for SodaStream in the US in the replacement of the CO2 carbonation cylinders, whereas the Keurig Cold will not require that.
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Well, it happens to all of us. Another birthday. When we are young, we look forward to our birthdays, as we get older, we don't really care to be reminded that we are growing older.
This year, though, I was looking forward to my birthday. Look at the pictures, and you will notice that one of the presence I got was a new laptop computer. Yeah! I am using it now to write this up. It is a nice Acer Aspire 7740 laptop with a large 17.3 inch screen. And of course, I promptly put the newest version of Ubuntu Linux on it as I use Linux instead of Windows. Very nice!
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Hi try this, i find it can be kind of buggy though. It will just go blank sometimes, and then revert itself. It works perfectly for your problem though. Windows does not have its own option to change the font colors or background of icons.
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There will be no supplemental discipline for the Penguins' Matt Cooke for his hit-from-behind on Bruins defenseman Adam McQuaid in the B's 3-0 victory in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference finals last night. McQuaid left the ice woozy and Cooke was assessed a five-minute major and game misconduct.
Cooke is happy he'll be in the lineup for Monday night's Game 2.
"Obviously it was a great relief because I want to be on the ice helping our team and not sitting in this dressing room worrying about winning or losing," said Cooke. "I've been in that situation before and it's no fun. I'm just thankful I can (play)."
Here's Cooke's take on the hit:
"I chipped the puck in earlier from the red line. I had some interference from (Torey) Krug, which pushed me inside," said Cooke. "After I got by him, I look up and I see his right shoulder and he looks me right in the eyes. I think at the last minute he goes to make a reverse with the puck. ... I don't drive him through the boards. I make contact. I think it's a penalty. I don't think it's an ejection or a suspension. That's my opinion."
Technically, Cooke is not a repeat offender in the league's eyes because he hasn't been suspended in the last 18 months. But he has had a long history of bad hits, including the one that accelerated the end of Marc Savard's career. Did he think it was a reputation penalty?
"I don't believe that at all," said Cooke. "I think the referees are trying to do their best job calling the game. Initially, it looked like he may be hurt, but he played a shift after. I think it probably affected their decision."
Actually, it was nine minutes of game time, enough for McQuaid to go to the quiet room and get checked out for a concussion. Later in the second period, Brad Marchand was called for boarding when he hit James Neal from behind and into the boards. He got two minutes and not the five-minute major and game misconduct like Cooke did.
"Like I said, the referees are trying to manage the game the best they can. For whatever reason, they saw it differently," said Cooke.
Cooke did feel that Game 1 served as a wakeup call for the Penguins, who showed their frustration in several instances, from Sidney Crosby shoving Tuukka Rask and jawing with Zdeno Chara to Evgeni Malkin choosing to fight Patrice Bergeron and taking himself out of a key power play to start the third period.
"Any time you see Evgeni Malkin fighting, he's away from his game," said Cooke. "But emotions are high, we hadn't played in eight days, and it's a different game than we've seen. I think it was an eye opener for us and the expectation we have for how the games are going to go will have to change. And I think that's healthy for us. It's good to get it out and move forward."


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It was March 2010. I was driving home from work in my 2007 C230 Sport — my first MB, which I had bought only a few months earlier. As I approached my street, I put on my blinker, and came to a stop so that I could wait for oncoming traffic to pass before making the left-hand turn. I glanced in my rearview mirror and I noticed a car approaching far quicker than it should have been. My heart sunk, as I knew what was coming. I took my foot off the brake in a last-ditch effort to try to accelerate out of the way, but I didn't even get the chance to touch the gas pedal.
It was the loudest, most horrific sound I had ever heard. My body was pushed back into my seat, and my C230 flew forward 100 feet into the oncoming lane. Once I got my bearings, I felt surprisingly "okay." In fact, it was only when I got out of the car and examined the damage that I saw just how hard I had been hit. There was no trunk — it had been completely pancaked, and the rear license plate had disappeared into the wreckage. That's when I realized how safe this car had really kept me.
When the police arrived, they were astonished to see that I was walking around with no apparent injuries. They told me that if I had been in another car, I wouldn't have fared so well. Less than a week later I bought my 2008 C300 Sport. I won't drive anything but a Mercedes.
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Human beings have personal identification documents, such as our driver's license, that we carry around with us. We can prove who we are by showing our identification. Our pets also need some type of identification on them at all times. Since they don't carry a wallet around with them, what do you do? At the very least you get them identification tags, and possibly take a step further by getting a micro-chip.
Statistics from the American Human Society show that only 17% of lost dogs and 2% of lost cats find their way back to their owners if they are turned into a shelter. Therefore, it is up to you to make sure that your dog or cat is properly identified with a collar, tags and a micro-chip. You want to give your dog or cat the best odds of being returned to you.
You can buy tags and have them engraved at many locations including pet stores, through catalogues and even through your vet's office. I have seen tag making machines in the common areas of large malls. Abby has had many tags in her lifetime. She started her life as a puppy in New Jersey, so she had her first tag with her name and our address and phone number. We moved to Tennessee and then began a series of new tags with each move.
The information you choose to put on the tag is up to you. On Abby's last three tags we only had her name and our phone number, which is sufficient information. Her rabies tag, which is also on her collar, has our vet's name, address and phone number. You can put your address, your cell phone or home phone, your e-mail address; you decide what information you want on the tag. If your dog has a special medical condition you can get a tag made with that information. An example would be if you have a hearing impaired dog. The tag could read: Dixie is hard of hearing but knows hand signals.
If you move or change your phone number, remember to get a new tag. You need to inspect the identification tags as they do wear, become thin and break off, which just happened to one of Abby's tags recently. Make sure you check the collar and tags at least monthly.
Another form of pet identification is a micro-chip. This is not very expensive and it will give you peace of mind. A micro-chip is the size of a grain of rice, and it contains a number that is assigned to your pet and your pet only. The chip is inserted under the skin between the shoulder blades. It takes a few seconds for a vet to insert a micro-chip. It does not hurt at all and most dogs and cats don't even feel it.
The number on the microchip is entered into a database such as Central Animal Registry or PETtrac. If your dog or cat gets lost and some kind soul turns them into a shelter or humane society, a worker can run a scanner over the area where micro-chips are implanted and get a reading of the number. The number is then entered into a computer and your name, address and phone number will show on the screen.
A micro-chip is not expensive, and it is worth the peace of mind. We travel back and forth between Tennessee and New Jersey and take other vacations during the year. I like knowing that if Abby gets lost I have a good chance of her being found and returned to me. When we moved last year I contacted the micro-chip company associated with Abby's chip and gave them my updated information. The information was changed at no additional cost.
We had it done in 2002 and we paid approximately $25 to the vet, plus a one time $20 fee to the micro-chip company. Prices vary by veterinarian but the range is somewhere between $25 – $40 to have the chip implanted and around $20 to have the information entered into the database.
Micro-chips don't hurt your pet, and can be read at most vet offices. The micro-chip cannot wear out and it is 100 percent safe for your pet. There are no disadvantages to this type of identification.
Make sure your dog or cat is protected with a collar and tags at the very least. If you have a few extra dollars, invest in a micro-chip for added protection. Your pet is depending on you for protection.
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Formula Money Co-Author Talks About F1's Formula For Financial Success
Published July 31, 2013
Q: How well is F1 doing financially?
Christian Sylt: F1 is incredible really. I've never seen a company like F1 in terms of revenue-generating potential. Over the past five years we've had one/two recessions and its revenues and profits have gone up. The revenues last year were $1.6 billion, 2011 was definitely $1.5 billion.
Q: What's the secret of its economic success?
Sylt: The key driver of the growth is the fees that come from the circuits ($500 million). Most of these contracts include clauses that increase the rate by up to 10% annually. It's a clever strategy because if you look at the secrets to F1's success you can identify several key points. The move to Asia is one.
Q: Do different races pay different fees?
Sylt: Bigtime. For example, Monza (Italian Grand Prix) you are talking single digits whereas Singapore you are talking in the region of $60 million. Malaysia pays $66.9 million a year. The average fee for hosting is now $27 million and that's driven by these new Asian races.
Q: How much of F1 profits go to the teams?
Sylt: Essentially, 47.5% of the profits are split between all of the teams. That is what is known as the prize fund. In 2011, profits came to $1.1, 1.2 billion so 47.5% of that amounts to around $400-500 million and that is shared between the top ten. It's not shared evenly, it's based on performance. In addition to that, certain teams get additional money, with Ferrari being the key beneficiary with, as far as I know, 5% of profits all to itself.
Q: How is sponsorship evolving?
Sylt: What's increasingly happening is that sponsorship deals are being done with F1 owners. You have Rolex and Emirates in the last three/four months alone doing gigantic deals to sponsor F1. What you get as a F1 sponsor is numerous things. You get packages of trackside advertising around the circuit. Those are probably some of the best value sponsorships in the whole of sport. What sponsoring F1 offers over sponsoring a team is guaranteed exposure (CNN, 7/30).
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We got a jump on the clay season's traditional opening day this weekend. There, spread out behind Jo-Wilfried Tsonga and Ryan Harrison as they kicked off the U.S.-France quarterfinal tie on Friday afternoon, was the famous, crystalline view of the Mediterranean from the Monte Carlo Country Club. It's officially springtime in tennis again, and it came a couple of weeks early in 2012.
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Tsonga, in a pattern that held through the first three sets, was shaky again to start the second. But when he saved two break points with two forehand drop volley winners at 1-1, he was energized, and Harrison was temporarily deflated. In the next game, Harrison's serving woes finally caught up with him. He committed his seventh and eighth double faults to be broken—and broke his racquet in half in response. Tsonga cruised through the second set 6-2.
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Whats the situation with it? got the box and all still? hows the condition of the controller? still got all the adapters/cords etc? how close to stock are ya?
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I got it last Dec. Everything works fine and is perfect shape. It's been unplugged and in the box for about a week. I got it to stream movies, but the quality of Netflix kept us using our bluray player instead. We basically used it for emulation, but that lost its novelty because we've had an old computer hooked to the TV for years to play games on. Wife and son pretty much stopped using it for anything around March, and I just do casual gaming and YouTubing when after they go to bed. Just got Sonic 4 during the sale last week, and it's pretty fun on the MOJO.
Not only do I have the adapters/cables/etc., I've also got the little plastic nubbins that go on the ends of the HDMI cable. Heh, heh, heh.
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He racked up 13 Grammy Awards, 13 number one singles and sold more than 750 million records worldwide in his career as a solo artist. Thriller is often cited as the best-selling album of all time, with worldwide sales of between 47 million and 109 million copies. He was described by Time, in the mid-1980's, as the "hottest single phenomenon since Elvis Presley," and cited in 1990 by Vanity Fair as the most popular artist in the history of show business.
For the every day fan, though, I think one of our friends on Twitter, laurenvaught, summed it up the best: "He gave me the sense that I can be whoever I want, to be as crazy as I want, because it's ok to be different."
For everyone who marched to the beat of their own drummer, Michael Jackson was and remains an inspiration.
Here are some recollections and favorite memories from MODERN staff and our Facebook friends:
"When I was a little girl, my grandparentâs house was the center of the universe. The whole family used to get together there at least twice a week. They had a carpeted living room with a wood floor right in the middle that served as our âstage.â My two sisters, my cousins and I all used to have dance parties and the highlight of those dance parties was whenever Michael came on. Weâd go totally nuts: jumping up and down, screaming âOw!â at all the right parts and imitating Michaelâs dance moves. We used to take requests from whoever was watching us; our top two songs were Billie Jean and Thriller. To this day, I canât listen to Michael without thinking back to when I was six years old, dancing my tush off on my dance floor with my sisters and cousins."
Alison Shipley, Associate Editor, MODERN
"We are the same age -- I grew up with him and I don't think we will ever see such a huge talent in our lifetime again."
Susan Pittsley Tate, via Facebook
"I remember watching the Thriller video on MTV for the very first time. I had never seen anything like it. It was an incredible video and he was an incredible artist."
Elliott From, Graphic Designer, MODERN
[Side note: Elliott also created these six amazing paintings, something he does in addition to designing the magazine each month. To check him out painting to music, you can find him on Facebook or at Artbeat Live.]
"My 12-year-old daughter, Clare, and I watched MTV Jams all through last weekend. She didnât know most of the songs, but by Sunday she was dancing around singing Billie Jean ... "Iâm Bad/Who's Bad" .... and "Annie, are you ok/Are you ok, Annie" from the Smooth Criminal video. I thought my husband would lose his mind! I loved it! Sheâs so young that Michael Jackson, for her, was this guy who was turning white and wore too much makeup. Now she thinks heâs the greatest singer and dancer EVER!"
Debbie Ogilvie, Executive Managing Editor, MODERN
"Despite his personal short-comings it's hard to ignore the massive impact he had on pop music. I, for one, will chose to remember the impact his music had on me growing up. And begging my mom to sew some sequins on a white glove for me. Oh ya, and my Billie Jean Trapper Keeper!"
Brian Hill, via Facebook
"I loved the music of Michael Jackson. He was a truly talented performer, like Elvis. Their legacies will live on through their music."
Linda King, via Facebook
"In college, we were headed to Florida for spring break in my friend Lynnâs car. She had an eight-track player and a single eight-track tape, Michael Jackson's Off the Wall. We couldn't get any radio reception most of the way there, so we listened to it 17 times in a row. To this day, I know every single note."
Steve Reiss, Publisher, MODERN
"So talanted...so tormented!! I hope he finds the peace he so desperately looked for in his lifetime!"
Lisa Walton Renninger, via Facebook
"I was recently at a wedding where one of the brideâs friends performed the Thriller danceâperfectly executedâat the reception. It was pretty amazing. She had all the moves down and the other wedding guests LOVED it!"
Laurel Smoke, Editor in Chief, MODERN
"When Bad was released in 1987, just about everyone I knew had it and listened to it obsessively. My mom, however banned it in our house, thinking it was not age-appropriate for me. So I did what any self-respecting eight-year old would do - I spent all my time hanging over at the neighborhood bad-girl's house, listening to it. Hopefully my mom's not reading this! She can't still ground me at 29, can she?"
Melissa Hill, Online Editor, MODERN
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa. -- M. Virginia (Lee) Nye, 93, of Philadelphia, formerly of Pine Cove Drive, Wooster, died peacefully surrounded by family on Dec. 25, 2012.
She was born April 20, 1919, in Cincinnati. She was a graduate of St. Mary's High School and St. Thomas School of Nursing in Akron.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Joseph C. Nye; and sons, Jeffrey P. and Michael J. Nye.
Surviving are a daughter, Mary Lee Tull and husband, Jack of Seattle, Wash., and a son Robert S. (Deborah) Nye M.D. of Philadelphia, Pa; a daughter-in-law, Natalie Nye; three grandsons; one granddaughter; and one great-grandson.
Donations may be given to a charity of the donor's choice.
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Based in Chelmsford, we are a leading provider of quality and affordable housing across Essex. With an emphasis on testing and integration, you will be responsible for working with teams throughout the organisation to enhance performance and service delivery by improving the relevance, usage and understanding of existing ICT systems and services.
In addition, as directed by the Service Development Manager, you will manage components of ICT projects, adhering to the principles of PRINCE2 methodology. Competent in applying value added ICT solutions to business requirements, you will be able to demonstrate relevant knowledge and practice of ICT infrastructure and services.
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The Mnemonic Theatre Project
My name is Josh Rice, and I'm a theatre maker, teaching artist and puppeteer. My Uncle Joe lived with dementia, and my mother and my family were his primary caregivers in his later years. I could see the toll it took on him, and my family. The Mnemonic Theatre Project is inspired by my Uncle Joe, and my desire to try to help people the only way I know how–through the arts.
Our VISION is a world in which those living with Alzheimer's and Dementia can willingly let go of their past, find community in their present, and live functioning, fulfilling lives in the now. Our MISSION is to enrich the lives of those living with Alzheimer's and Dementia by using the performing arts as a vehicle to build a more dignified, inclusive, and respectful life.
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WHAT WE DO: Our goal is to create community through creativity. The Mnemonic Theatre Project (MTP) uses the performing arts, specifically puppetry, music, dance, and creative play to devise original ensemble-based theatre works that celebrate and enhance the lives of those living with Alzheimer's Disease and Related Dementias.
1) DESIGN/BUILDING: The participants start by designing and building their own puppets based on a prototype design, exercising their fine motor skills in a nurturing hands-on approach.
2) CREATIVE PLAY: We then engage the participants in creative play to generate material, prompting scenarios, and creating a safe space for the sharing of stories, experiences, and talents while also teaching technique.
3) PERFORMANCE: The participants rehearse and perform their own show for an audience of their peers, family, and friends, receiving instant feelings of adulation and accomplishment.
I BELIEVE: Engaging in creative activities has a regressive effect on Alzheimer's Disease, causing neural connectors in the brain to be strengthened and regenerated.
In the room, I have seen results of this project have a profoundly positive effect on mood, disposition, socialization, short-term memory recall, and sense of self. But more research must be done.
WHERE YOU COME IN: With the Baby Boom generation entering their senior years, cases of Alzheimer's are projected to triple, and yet this disease is one of the least funded research efforts. Your funds will go toward:
1) A joint research effort for a longer-term study on the positive effects of creativity on Alzheimer's and Dementia between The Wartburg, an adult-care facility in Mt. Vernon, NY; and Psychology Department at Sarah Lawrence College, an award-winning liberal arts school in the next door community of Bronxville, NY
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July 17th, 2013 by John Kim
Well that was unexpected. The Nike Air Diamond Turf retro has randomly popped back up again some two years after the sneaker last showed up on retail shelves. Perhaps it's Nike's way of gearing up for the football season, or perhaps they just felt like flexing their NFL connection once again with some gridiron specific footwear, but either way we're happy to see the Deion model back. This time around the shoe goes gamma green and atomic red on us and we've gotta say, the colorway does a decent job of living up to Sander's "Neon" nickname. Take a full look after the jump and grab this freshly released Nike Air Diamond Turf pair now from Rock City Kicks.
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Today's guest blogger is by Rachel Wendte, an intern in the IMA's Development Department.
Children are immersive. When they color a picture, for example, only the most disciplined will keep their colors inside the lines. The truly passionate artist will extend their colors to the edge of the page, onto the table, and all over their hands and arms. In everything they do, children look to be active participants; experiencing the artistic process in the most intuitive way possible.
Now imagine one of those little artists, full of their own passion, curiosity, and creativity, and taking them to the IMA. Everywhere they look their eyes land on items they want to investigate further. The questions start flowing, "How did the painter make those colors?" "What's that made of?" "How did the artist put all of those pieces together?"
You would like to help, to encourage discovery, but despite your best intentions, another phrase slips from your mouth instead: "Don't touch."
Don't touch. That phrase may be one of the quickest ways to deter an inquisitive mind. Dejected, your little one may spend the rest of the visit silently viewing the art on display, wishing there was something they could do to connect to the art without damaging it. To not only see, but to engage with art on a level that speaks to their imagination.
For every budding creative out there, for every art detective, and for every child who desires to experience art on their terms, the IMA would like to offer our inaugural Art Packs program.
Launching this summer, the Art Packs program will be a way for children visiting the IMA to experience works of art through structured activities that enable them to create for themselves while priceless art is preserved. Every Art Pack will contain materials centered on a theme such as line, shape, color, or pattern. All the items in each Pack will work with the theme to generate activities that correspond to particular objects in the IMA's collection.
The themes are the blueprint, but visitors are the designers! Each family that tries an Art Pack has the opportunity to use a theme as a guide for their own self-directed exploration. This way, visitors control how they spend their time, focusing on the elements they find most interesting and appropriate for their child. Families can use a variety of methods, including games, critical thinking, clues, and museum-safe art projects to better understand the collections on view and the artistic principles behind them. With activities that encourage questions, facilitate learning, and add interactivity to a museum visit, what's not to love?
Not only will Art Packs increase familiarity with the Museum's collection, but they will serve as a fun and tangible way for children to engage with art and empower parents with knowledge they can use to help their children learn about art.
The IMA hopes to receive funding for the Art Packs program via power2give.org, a project-specific donation website that our friends at the Arts Council of Indianapolis partnered with last December. If this sounds like a project you can get behind, check out the project page by the IMA to read more about Art Packs and consider a donation. You can donate as little or as much as you like and certain amounts will entitle you to extra benefits. The banner benefit is an invitation to test out the Art Packs prior to their public launch, giving you an exclusive chance to see how your donation will benefit visitors! Your help will bring 40 Art Packs to the IMA. They will be free and used frequently, putting your donation to work many times over.
Making the galleries fun for kids while keeping the art safe is something amazing. We would love your help in making this project a reality!
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Madonna Vs. Lady GaGa Round 2. Did Madonna Take Back Express Yourself? [VIDEO]
Madonna vs. Lady Ga Ga? No question Madonna, first last and always in my book. Not to take anything away form Lady GaGa, she is incredibly talented, but we will see how she is still holding up in 20 years.
And here we go again, the Diva battle continues between Lady Ga Ga and Madonna. We have all heard the brew- ha about Madonna's song Express Yourself and Lady Ga Ga's Born this way, well Madonna has landed a one 2 punch.
She is currently getting ready for her new tour and apparently has dabbled in using some of Lady G's lyrics…..publicity stunt? Probably, but we are all talking about it, so mission accomplished. Round #2 goes to Madonna.


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Looking for that subtle stand for your iPad 2? You have to check out Magnus. It's a stand that uses a strong magnetic link that works with the iPad 2's built in magnet. The beauty is its lack of support in the front. It gives you the sense of weightless, clean design, you would only expect from Apple.
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Women who enjoy mobile gadgets as much as I do will be pleased to hear Scott eVest just launched a new women's line, and Judie from Gear Diary has an exclusive first look at the new gear.
Judie's enthusiasm for the SeV clothing was a major factor in prompting Scott to come out with this new line cut and designed for women's bodies.
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I had under eye surgery a year ago. He injected fat under my eyes to prevent the hollow look. My left side healed nice and no problems but my right side has been hurting and I also have some lumps. I feel exactly where the fat is. I don't feel that at all in my left side. I can press on it and it doesn't hurt. But my right side is painful to the touch and like I said I have lumps. Is this normal after a year of surgery??? Thank you!
Fat Transfer Under Eye a Year Ago and It's Hurting?
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Fat transfer to eyes
Dear Val08,
- If there is a lump after one year, then you should get it dissolved with an injection or possibly removing it under local anesthetic
- You should visit your surgeon with your concerns and if they are not addressed, then seek out a second opinion
- You should not have a painful nodule after a year, rest assured that your body is telling you to go get it checked out
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Fat transfer/graft lumpiness
Healing after fat transfer should be easy. Most patients don't have pain few days after surgery. Certainly, having pain one year after fat transfer is abnormal. Lumpiness is more common and that relates to superficial and localized fat injection. There are various treatment options available to improve fat transfer lumpiness. See an oculoplastic surgeon.
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Fat lumpiness
An exam is necessary to really find out what the problem is. Lumpy fat and tender areas can sometimes be improved with injection of steroids and or 5 FU. Surgical excision may be required too.
You need an in person evaluation, however. Find a surgeon with good fat transfer experience.
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Painful Lumps after Fat Transfer
The painful lumps are likely areas of fat necrosis, which can probably be removed from an eyelid incision. This should help with the pain on palpation. An exam would be necessary for confirmation. Kenneth Hughes, MD Los Angeles, CA
Learn more: http://www.hughesplasticsurgery.com/Facial-Fat-Grafting-and-Stem-Cell-Rejuvenation.php
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Korn's Munky on Playing Without Brian 'Head' Welch: 'It Just Never Felt Right'
Korn's James 'Munky' Shaffer sat down with Rock Sins to talk all things Korn, including Brian 'Head' Welch's return to the band.
Korn's James 'Munky' Shaffer sat down with Rock Sins to talk all things Korn, including Brian 'Head' Welch's return to the band.
Korn's guitarist Munky tells 'Loudwire Nights' host Full Metal Jackie, 'You can feel it every night. The magic is back."
Brian 'Head' Welch, guitarist for Korn and frontman of Love and Death, contributes a popular monthly column called 'HeAd's KoRner' to Loudwire. In his newest entry, Head checks in from Korn's co-headlining 'Night of the Living Dreads' tour with Rob Zombie and shares details and video (watch above) of a special moment that happened onstage. Check out Brian 'Head' Welch's latest edition of 'Head's Korner.'
Korn's new album 'The Paradigm Shift' has been out for about a month and the band has been making the rounds to talk all about it. One major topic that keeps coming up is what it was like to work with guitarist Brian 'Head' Welch again and overcoming the obstacles of creative differences after a ten year break. In a recent interview on the 'Sixx Sense' radio show, hosted by Motley Crue's Nikki Sixx, Korn frontman Jonathan Davis and guitarist James 'Munky' Shaffer weigh in on just that.
We recently sat down with Munky and Ray Luzier of Korn for an exclusive video interview. We caught up with the pair outside their New York City hotel before their show at Roseland Ballroom that night and the two rockers talked about a bunch of different topics while setting the record straight with a round of 'Wikipedia: Fact or Fiction?'
Korn recently welcomed the return of guitarist Brian 'Head' Welch to the lineup after he quit the band seven years ago. Now, members of the band are opening up with their personal thoughts on the reunion with Welch and why it just seemed natural.
Korn fans have had a lot to be thankful for lately with Brian 'Head' Welch's return to the band after an eight-year break and news that that their "best album ever" is completed. We discussed those things and more with the band's guitarists, Munky and Head, in our exclusive interview with the duo at Rock on the Range.
These are the best of times for Korn, who have reunited with guitarist Brian "Head" Welch both onstage and in the studio. Loudwire met up with Head and fellow Korn guitarist James "Munky" Shaffer on the Revolver Golden Gods Black Carpet and discussed reviving the onetime dynamic and how it feels to renew the personal and professional relationship. Check out out interview with the Korn guitarists below:
Korn guitarist James 'Munky' Shaffer has a stunning wife, as the nu-metaller is married to Albanian-American actress and model Evis Xheneti. Shaffer and Xhenti tied the knot on Jan. 2, 2012, committing their lives to each other in a Paris ceremony.
It's no secret many Korn fans were bummed when Brian 'Head' Welch left the band, but he is set to reunite with the group for a couple of shows in 2013 after playing a one-off gig at the Carolina Rebellion festival this past year. 'Head' is set to join Korn for their dates at next year's German rock festivals Rock am Ring and Rock im Park. The gigs will be his first full sets with the band since 2004.


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Even the most savvy sunscreen user can forget to reapply sunscreen when having fun in the sun. However, remembering to reapply is even easier with the licensed sunscreen bands from JADS International.
AMBI Skincare, which recently joined Valeant Pharmaceuticals North America, has added Jeanine B. Downie, a board-certified dermatologist with an active practice in New Jersey, New York and California, as a skin of color expert for the brand.
To celebrate the biggest product launch in its 30-year history — the launch of the Apollo line of products — Unilever's Axe men's grooming line will premiere a television commercial titled "Lifeguard" on Feb. 3 during the third quarter of Super Bowl XLVII.
For the first time since its U.S. launch in 2002, Unilever's Axe brand will air a television commercial during Super Bowl XLVII.


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Imperial Pizza is a small Italian Restaurant owned and operated by Joe Greco for the last 46 years. Imperial Pizza is a true Brighton icon known for their warm Italian hospitality great pizza, homemade meatballs, and the best eggplant parmesan in Brighton.
"Imperial Pizza has always embraced the holiday season. Every year we look forward to seeing so many people who have moved away and come back to visit their hometown of Brighton, come to say hello to us," said Joe Greco. "It is important to support the local stores who have made a commitment to the community. And after 46 years, I feel that these people are part of my family. Buon Natale!"


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Big cats need big habitats to roam in. Will an increasingly crowded world still have room for tigers? A field study of tigers in Nepal suggests that, in some cases, people and animals can coexist by "timesharing" the same territory.
Nepal's Chitwan National Park, established in 1973, covers about 1000 square kilometers and is one of only 28 reserves in the world that can support more than 25 breeding female tigers—likely the smallest number needed to maintain genetic diversity, says Neil Carter, a conservation scientist at Michigan State University in East Lansing. Human activity in and around the park is both diverse and widespread: Local residents collect firewood, soldiers patrol forest roads to deter poachers and other criminals, and a growing number of ecotourists visit the area each year. The fate of tigers in protected areas along the southern rim of the Himalayas likely hinges on how well conservation efforts fare in Chitwan, Carter suggests.
The good news is that the tigers are still there. Even though the park and its vicinity harbor about twice as many people per square kilometer as other countries where tigers live, a good number of tigers inhabit the area, Carter says. To study how the two species coexist, he and his team placed motion-sensing "camera traps" along trails and roads in a study area including the northern fringe of the park. The team conducted their research from January through May—during the dry season before the monsoon rains began—in both 2010 and 2011, each year deploying at least 75 camera traps spaced no more than 1 kilometer apart.
Surprisingly, Carter notes, human presence outside the park didn't drive the tigers into the park's wilderness: The density of tigers inside and just outside the park was not significantly different. And overall tiger numbers in the park didn't drop when more humans were around: In 2010, the team estimates, the area hosted about 4.4 tigers per 100 square kilometers. The next year, that number jumped by about 40%—even though the number of humans measured by the "camera traps" rose by 55%.
Nevertheless, the team's analyses show that tigers were more likely to be found at sites away from human settlement, the researchers report this week in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. The team also found that the tigers in and around Chitwan park were much more likely to be active at night than tigers living elsewhere. Tigers at study sites in Indonesia and Malaysia, which have considerably less human activity, are spotted more than half the time during daylight hours, whereas about 80% of those seen within the Chitwan study area -- and 95% of those seen adjacent to the park, where humans are particularly active -- were spotted at night.
"Tigers don't like to go around where people are," says John Seidensticker, a conservation scientist at the Smithsonian Institution's National Zoological Park in Washington, D.C. It's surprising that so many tigers live in and around Chitwan, he notes, because "when I've been there I've never been outside the soundscape of people." Nevertheless, he adds, "Nepal has been good at working out ways for people and tigers to get along successfully."
For instance, with an economy that includes a lot of tourism, people living near Chitwan—an ecosystem that also includes large numbers of rhinos—have a big incentive to get along with wildlife there. "When there's not an economic incentive [to get along], people tend to get cranky," Seidensticker says.
Timesharing the environment might not work well with many threatened species or in many areas: Think of the attitudes against bears, cougars, and wolves in certain regions of the United States, for example. However, Carter and his colleagues contend, the notion of humans and endangered animals sharing the same terrain by shifting their behavior—and particularly by shifting when each species uses the habitat—should be incorporated into conservation plans when it makes sense.


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This has nothing to do with football, but everything to do with my humor sensibilities.
— Percy Harvin has demanded a trade from the Vikings. He's dissatisfied with the team though won't say why. I'll take a stab in the dark and guess it's because he's playing for a loser, is still on his rookie contract and has an urgent need for a new deal because he has a long-standing problem with migraines. That or Jared Allen hunts him for sport.
— If you haven't been reading Deadspin since 2005, the site would like to reintroduce you to Holley Mangold, the Olympic weightlifting sister of Jets lineman, Nick Mangold. She shocking doesn't rate high on their color-coded sexometer.
— Ochocinco said that he's developing a "Brokeback Mountain chemistry" with his Dolphins teammates. In other news, Ocho is the only person who still thinks Brokeback jokes are funny.
— Breesus is sorry he ever compared the NFL's bountygate evidence to the Iraq WMDs stuff. He added that he thinks if the league had gone over there, they would have totally found those weapons and if they want to invade Iran, that's okay with him, too.
— We mentioned a while back that Warren Sapp had a TV judge show in production. Now there's a preview and… it somehow exceeds all expectations for trashiness. There's even a giant spanning wheel for prizes. This is so awful I may be compelled to watch.


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ShelleyCole~"Any one know where the best deal is on olive oil right now? I'm almost out and need to find a stock of price."
I only buy my EVOO from Trader Joe's now...a HUGE bottle is $5.99 everyday!
"Anyone know who/where AXE deodorant is on sale? My teenage man-child is in need and trust me, you don't want a teenage boy to run out of deodorant! Got coupons but need a sale, too! Thanks!
BJ's has a gift pack with a ton of stuff in it marked down to $9.90.
Thank you lwillis and paintbananas for the information. Paintbananas, I also live in Sampson County and I hate that there are no local papers that have coupons and that everything is so far away, so I have to really convince the hubby that something is a good deal to run to Fayetteville. LOL Oh well. I guess that's what you get for living in the sticks. HA HA!
mwilson, if you live outside of Raleigh, even the N&O is a bit of a toss-up for coupons. I live in Clinton & had several weeks without coupons so I contacted someone. Basically, they give Raleigh/Wake subscribers the coupons first, then put coupons in newspaper boxes, and then subscribers outside their main circulation areas get whatever's left. So even following blogs won't guarantee what you get.
There are 2 separate swag codes in different blogs on Swag Bucks. They expire at 6:30 EST.
Nancy & Faye -- when do you typically find the best deals on sunscreen? I started in Sept after peak sun season so wondering when a good time is to stock up or stock up prices . . .
steph: "OO (Olive Oil...I dont' call it EVOO since I don't think it is appropriate to discuss the virginity of my oils in public :))."
OOOPS! Olive Oil at HT was 9.99 but I had a $1/1 coupon and got it for 8.99.
OLIVE OIL: I went to Aldi. 2.99 there for about 17oz if I remember correctly. I got the one at HT for 8.99 for 51oz. It was a slightly better deal.
I had a problem with some of my coupons not scanning at kroger. i was stocking up on HN Cheerios and some of the coupons would not scan. Go figure. It was some of the .50 ones. Being a good couponer I said fine and she gave them back. She said she could not enter them manually which I know from reading the blog!
Kroger allowed me to substitute the Kroger brand bacon for the Aberdeen Farms raincheck I had! Excellent!
Faye, Trend laundry detergent at Lowe's is 3.99 for 170 ounces. I think your buy price is 1.99 or less for 50oz. I've not tried it but I thought of you when I saw it. I stocked up on Sun at 1.77 for 68oz. at Lowes. I used the raincheck and I think the bottles were bigger this time.
Q-tips coupons: $1/2 when you like them on Facebook.