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Thank you for choosing to post your job opening on the Oklahoma and Regional Library Jobline.
Will you notify the ODL when the position has been filled? "Yes, will do."
You will receive an emailed copy of your form as confirmation.
If you are having trouble with the form, you can submit the information directly to Website Management or call (405) 521-2502 to speak to the Public Information Office.
Important—please notify us when your position has been filled so that we may remove the posting from the Jobline.

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thank you for choosing to post your job opening on the oklahoma and regional library jobline.
will you notify the odl when the position has been filled? "yes, will do."
you will receive an emailed copy of your form as confirmation.
if you are having trouble with the form, you can submit the information directly to website management or call (405) 521-2502 to speak to the public information office.
important—please notify us when your position has been filled so that we may remove the posting from the jobline.


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Gold Foiled Card Blank. Opened size: 272mm x 190mm. Folded size: 136mm x 190mm. Contents: 1 card & envelope. ..
Silver Foiled Card Blank. Opened size: 272mm x 190mm. Folded size: 136mm x 190mm. Contents: 1 card & envelope. ..

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gold foiled card blank. opened size: 272mm x 190mm. folded size: 136mm x 190mm. contents: 1 card & envelope. ..
silver foiled card blank. opened size: 272mm x 190mm. folded size: 136mm x 190mm. contents: 1 card & envelope. ..


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That’s what makes the Workshop Rotation Model of teaching Sunday school, unique: We devote an entire class to using various dramatic methods. The goal is not a polished production, but a fun way to learn a Bible story.
Does it work? You be the judge. Gather the family around and view the skits created in our Drama Workshop, taped during our recent Rotation on the story of the birth of Jesus.
Can’t see the 2nd grade video? View it here on YouTube.
Can’t see the 3rd grade video? View it here on YouTube.
Can’t see the 4th grade video? View it here on YouTube.
Can’t see the 1st and 5th grade video? View it here on YouTube.
Can’t see this video? View it here on YouTube.
I’ll bet this prompts the kids to get out their bathrobes and a flashlight and some sunglasses!
Dramatic videos produced as a part of our current Rotation at FUMC in Ann Arbor, MI.

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that’s what makes the workshop rotation model of teaching sunday school, unique: we devote an entire class to using various dramatic methods. the goal is not a polished production, but a fun way to learn a bible story.
does it work? you be the judge. gather the family around and view the skits created in our drama workshop, taped during our recent rotation on the story of the birth of jesus.
can’t see the 2nd grade video? view it here on youtube.
can’t see the 3rd grade video? view it here on youtube.
can’t see the 4th grade video? view it here on youtube.
can’t see the 1st and 5th grade video? view it here on youtube.
can’t see this video? view it here on youtube.
i’ll bet this prompts the kids to get out their bathrobes and a flashlight and some sunglasses!
dramatic videos produced as a part of our current rotation at fumc in ann arbor, mi.


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Q: For high school hockey, do you blow the whistle for a goal?
A: Yes, according to NCAA rules no whistle is blown for a goal, but for Section V high school hockey we will be blowing the whistle for goals.
Q: For high school hockey, do mouth guards have to be attached to the facemask?
A: No, mouth guards do not have to be attached to the facemask. There is not distinction made between mouth guards fitted by a dentist and store bought mouth guards.
Q: Regarding high school hockey protocol, is a team allowed to gather around their goal and cheer before the start of the third period?
A: Yes, if a team proceeds to their goal and does a cheer and gets back to their bench and has their starting lineup on the ice before the end of the 3:00 warm-up then there is no protocol violation. But if the 3:00 warm-up comes to and end and the team then gathers around their goal and does a cheer then there is a protocol violation. The teams must have their players on their benches and starting lineup on the ice at the end of the 3:00 warm-up before the start of the 3rd period.
Q: Can a player wear an earring during the game?
A: No, players are not allowed to wear any jewelry with the exception of religious or medical medals which must be taped to the body.
Q: How many players and pucks are allowed on the ice during the required 2 minute goaltender warm-up?
A: No more than 6 players and 5 pucks are allowed on the ice during any timeout.
Q: Do high school players have to wear throat guards?
Q: Can a team completely line-up for a face-off and just before you are set to drop the puck, the center requests a timeout. Should this request be granted?
A: Yes, a face-off can be called at any time during a stoppage of play.
Q: If a defenseman attempts to play the puck on a potential icing and the puck jumps over his stick. Should icing be waved off ?
A: No, you can not fault the player just because the pucks jumps over his stick if he is attempting to play the puck.

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q: for high school hockey, do you blow the whistle for a goal?
a: yes, according to ncaa rules no whistle is blown for a goal, but for section v high school hockey we will be blowing the whistle for goals.
q: for high school hockey, do mouth guards have to be attached to the facemask?
a: no, mouth guards do not have to be attached to the facemask. there is not distinction made between mouth guards fitted by a dentist and store bought mouth guards.
q: regarding high school hockey protocol, is a team allowed to gather around their goal and cheer before the start of the third period?
a: yes, if a team proceeds to their goal and does a cheer and gets back to their bench and has their starting lineup on the ice before the end of the 3:00 warm-up then there is no protocol violation. but if the 3:00 warm-up comes to and end and the team then gathers around their goal and does a cheer then there is a protocol violation. the teams must have their players on their benches and starting lineup on the ice at the end of the 3:00 warm-up before the start of the 3rd period.
q: can a player wear an earring during the game?
a: no, players are not allowed to wear any jewelry with the exception of religious or medical medals which must be taped to the body.
q: how many players and pucks are allowed on the ice during the required 2 minute goaltender warm-up?
a: no more than 6 players and 5 pucks are allowed on the ice during any timeout.
q: do high school players have to wear throat guards?
q: can a team completely line-up for a face-off and just before you are set to drop the puck, the center requests a timeout. should this request be granted?
a: yes, a face-off can be called at any time during a stoppage of play.
q: if a defenseman attempts to play the puck on a potential icing and the puck jumps over his stick. should icing be waved off ?
a: no, you can not fault the player just because the pucks jumps over his stick if he is attempting to play the puck.


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I have a big brand SATNAV, I have Google Navigation on my phone and I also have another brand of SATNAV on my phone. You could say that I like to know where I’m going.
If I have a meeting to get to or if a new independent coffee house has opened up, I’ll just tap in the post code and we’re off. There is no planning, no thought about if it is the right way. I hand over all responsibility to the arrows and colourful maps on the 5 inch screen above my dashboard. Oh, how blissful. How nice to drive along the road for 3 hours, until you arrive at your destination and realise that something doesn’t look quite right. You were aiming for the city centre, but instead you are surrounded by fields and there is a farmer heading towards you with a telescope… wait a second, (as you lean over the steering wheel to get a better view)….actually that’s a shotgun. Reverse, reverse!
Do you ever get the feeling that SATNAV’s are colluding, they’re scheming against you?
In a faith-filled life we need to use our imagination rather than depend on spiritual SATNAV’s. If you are a person who believes that God has a distinct and unique plan for your life, it is easy to wait for turn by turn instructions. We can hang back and only move forward when we hear the “audible voice” giving us the next checkpoint.
Where is the imagination in that?
If we are created in the likeness of God, and this same God created the earth in all its splendour; then surely we should be able to engage a little imagination. If God does have a plan for our lives, I see it more of a map and not a SATNAV.
With a map, getting to your destination could mean taking any number of routes. Looking down at a map you will notice how roads can criss-cross in places and wind through the more scenic parts of our world.
With a map we are back in the game. We do not blindly follow step by step instructions along a direct route. We get to experience the beauty, the artistry and challenges that are stationed along the route. We have some of the responsibility back with us to ensure that we reach our destination.
The unique, colourful plan for your life needs you to join in with God. The route is not set. It is a cooperative, not a dictatorship.

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i have a big brand satnav, i have google navigation on my phone and i also have another brand of satnav on my phone. you could say that i like to know where i’m going.
if i have a meeting to get to or if a new independent coffee house has opened up, i’ll just tap in the post code and we’re off. there is no planning, no thought about if it is the right way. i hand over all responsibility to the arrows and colourful maps on the 5 inch screen above my dashboard. oh, how blissful. how nice to drive along the road for 3 hours, until you arrive at your destination and realise that something doesn’t look quite right. you were aiming for the city centre, but instead you are surrounded by fields and there is a farmer heading towards you with a telescope… wait a second, (as you lean over the steering wheel to get a better view)….actually that’s a shotgun. reverse, reverse!
do you ever get the feeling that satnav’s are colluding, they’re scheming against you?
in a faith-filled life we need to use our imagination rather than depend on spiritual satnav’s. if you are a person who believes that god has a distinct and unique plan for your life, it is easy to wait for turn by turn instructions. we can hang back and only move forward when we hear the “audible voice” giving us the next checkpoint.
where is the imagination in that?
if we are created in the likeness of god, and this same god created the earth in all its splendour; then surely we should be able to engage a little imagination. if god does have a plan for our lives, i see it more of a map and not a satnav.
with a map, getting to your destination could mean taking any number of routes. looking down at a map you will notice how roads can criss-cross in places and wind through the more scenic parts of our world.
with a map we are back in the game. we do not blindly follow step by step instructions along a direct route. we get to experience the beauty, the artistry and challenges that are stationed along the route. we have some of the responsibility back with us to ensure that we reach our destination.
the unique, colourful plan for your life needs you to join in with god. the route is not set. it is a cooperative, not a dictatorship.


text: This rare statuette of "The Shadow" was offered as a premium to exhibitors of the International Collectible Toy Expo by Majic Productions Inc. and is one of only 120 made. Was originally produced as an enrollment premium for "The Shadow Club" in 1994, but for some reason it was not offered. The back of the base has incised "©1994 Advanced Mag. Pub. Inc.". Is accompanied by a small leaflet with some information.

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A lady in my Eastern Star Chapter gave me the recipe. I am not a fan of buttermilk as far as drinking it, but I love to bake with it. AWESOME!
Even my hubby loves this one. Can be served with a fresh fruit topping, if desired.
Mix the sugar and flour together. Add the beaten eggs and melted butter; beat well.
Add the buttermilk, nutmeg and vanilla; mix well, then pour into the pie shells.
Bake at 375°F for 40-50 minutes or until pie tests done (it should not be jiggly). The tops should be crunchy and browned.
Cut into 8 slices per pie (it's a rich taste, a little goes a long way).
Top slices with seasonal fresh fruit, I like to use a mix of berries in the Summer.
In Fall, a quick apple sauté from diced granny smith apples, butter and a touch of brown sugar makes a nice topping.

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a lady in my eastern star chapter gave me the recipe. i am not a fan of buttermilk as far as drinking it, but i love to bake with it. awesome!
even my hubby loves this one. can be served with a fresh fruit topping, if desired.
mix the sugar and flour together. add the beaten eggs and melted butter; beat well.
add the buttermilk, nutmeg and vanilla; mix well, then pour into the pie shells.
bake at 375°f for 40-50 minutes or until pie tests done (it should not be jiggly). the tops should be crunchy and browned.
cut into 8 slices per pie (it's a rich taste, a little goes a long way).
top slices with seasonal fresh fruit, i like to use a mix of berries in the summer.
in fall, a quick apple sauté from diced granny smith apples, butter and a touch of brown sugar makes a nice topping.


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Links of London Star Dust Round Bracelet - 5010.2489 – Passion Fine Jewelry, Inc.
Links of London Star Dust Round bracelet.
Like a star in the sky, sparkling enticingly, a bejeweled pave circular bead is the centerpiece of this Star Dust Round Bracelet. Made in sterling silver and set with a sprinkling of stones, it will catch eyes at any soiree. The bracelet band, made with diamond cut sterling silver mesh with tiny facets designed to catch the light, adds further sparkle and movement. Wrap it around your wrist by securing it with the sleek, magnetic clasp and the night is yours. These bracelets are great alone but even better stacked so layer them up your arm in contrasting hues for instant party chic.

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links of london star dust round bracelet - 5010.2489 – passion fine jewelry, inc.
links of london star dust round bracelet.
like a star in the sky, sparkling enticingly, a bejeweled pave circular bead is the centerpiece of this star dust round bracelet. made in sterling silver and set with a sprinkling of stones, it will catch eyes at any soiree. the bracelet band, made with diamond cut sterling silver mesh with tiny facets designed to catch the light, adds further sparkle and movement. wrap it around your wrist by securing it with the sleek, magnetic clasp and the night is yours. these bracelets are great alone but even better stacked so layer them up your arm in contrasting hues for instant party chic.


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Sample presentation for testing 3D transitions.
current 2011-11-04T18:00:17 (581 KB) Pmladek (talk | contribs) Sample presentation for testing 3D transitions.
This page was last edited 12:25:36, 2016-08-29 by Lera Goncharuk. Based on work by Petr Mládek.

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sample presentation for testing 3d transitions.
current 2011-11-04t18:00:17 (581 kb) pmladek (talk | contribs) sample presentation for testing 3d transitions.
this page was last edited 12:25:36, 2016-08-29 by lera goncharuk. based on work by petr mládek.


text: Charles briefly considers some of the dangers of women counseling men. One of the worst things a Christian girl can do is let a lost guy know, "I cannot spend time with you unless you're a Christian." It's setting him up for a false profession.

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This graphic card is powered by GeForce and comes with a memory capacity of 8GB. To prevent the product from overheating, it is equipped with 2 fan. Moreover, it has a clock speed of 8108MHz.
The MSI GeForce GTX 1070 GAMING 8GB is now available in Philippines. The cheapest MSI GeForce GTX 1070 GAMING 8GB price in Philippines is ₱ 24,824.55 from Amazon. MSI GeForce GTX 1070 GAMING 8GB price details are updated April 2019.

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this graphic card is powered by geforce and comes with a memory capacity of 8gb. to prevent the product from overheating, it is equipped with 2 fan. moreover, it has a clock speed of 8108mhz.
the msi geforce gtx 1070 gaming 8gb is now available in philippines. the cheapest msi geforce gtx 1070 gaming 8gb price in philippines is ₱ 24,824.55 from amazon. msi geforce gtx 1070 gaming 8gb price details are updated april 2019.


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The official prologue for the 2016 FIA World Endurance Championship took place over Easter weekend. This was the first chance for the public to see the new teams and cars in the flesh. Although little can be concluded from lap times at this stage, Stephen Kilbey from Dailysportscar, was trackside at Paul Ricard to give Travel Destinations a briefing on what to expect in the FIA WEC and at Le Mans 2016.
Porsche, Audi and Toyota are all back for another season which is posed to be just as enthralling as last year. Each team will be entering 2 cars each in 2016, so there is a level playing field at the front of the grid.
Porsche has opted to tweak its 919 Hybrid for the new season and take lots of small steps in an attempt to improve on performance, and nullify the ACO’s new restrictions on fuel-flow imposed to slow all the LMP1 cars down.
Audi and Toyota meanwhile enter 2016 with entirely new packages. Both the new Audi R18 and the Toyota TS050 are very different to what the teams ran last year, and that’s very apparent not just aesthetically, with new liveries and noticeable aero developments, but also under the covers too. The gamble here is whether the new technology will be as reliable as the tweaked tried and tested formula adopted by Porsche. Porsche topped the time sheets at Paul Ricard, but both Audi and Toyota showed quick sector times, without needing to put them all together. Ultimately the first race at Silverstone will really show us what each car is capable of.
In the privateer subdivision, one of the two teams present – Rebellion Racing – makes a return with two R-Ones, in a very similar package to last season, but a very shiny new livery which up-close is extremely detailed and in some ways mesmerising. The ACO have promised to review this class to try and enable them to be more competitive moving forward. Perhaps Rebellion’s efforts and consistency over the last few years deserves more.
There are plenty of new faces in the LMP2 class this year. This is probably the most difficult grid to predict with many similarly powered cars lining up alongside each other. G-Drive Racing, after winning the LMP2 Championship last season, have partnered up with Jota Sport to run a brand new Oreca 05, sporting the team’s standard eye-catching livery.
Aside from that, both Signatech Alpine and ex-F1 outfit Manor have also purchased Orecas for the new season. Alpine’s blue and orange looks just as good on a prototype with a roof, and Manor’s fresh look – conceived by team principal Graeme Lowdon – will certainly stand out in what promises to be a very competitive field.
RGR Morand’s very patriotic livery representing the re-branded team’s Mexican ties on the new Ligier is also one to look out for.
Much like LMP1 class the GTE Pro grid is oozing manufacturer interest, and the addition of Ford is a testament to the class’ relevancy in global GT racing.
On the subject of Ford, Chip Ganassi Team UK’s pair of GTs look astonishing up close, and with some more development should be in the running for some results throughout the season having already run at Daytona and Sebring in the States this year.
Outside of the Ford’s new car on the grid, the well-established AF Corse squad are back with two brand new Ferrari 488 GTEs which promise to be in contention for the title right away. When has a Ferrari not been in the mix over the last few years?
Aston Martin Racing and Dempsey Proton Racing – Porsche’s only Pro representative this year – meanwhile have revised cars for the season. Aston martin’s Vantages are substantially more meaty in the rear diffuser department, and livery wise, after sporting Gulf colours since 2008, Aston Martin return to the team’s roots by running in a very smart (and British) green.
Although the Aston Martin’s will no longer be carrying the Gulf Oil branding, the famous colours won’t be missing from the grid, as European Le Mans Series graduates Gulf Racing UK are participating in the full FIA WEC season this year with their Porsche. It is certainly a striking car and sure to be a fan favourite.
Top to bottom, GTE Am’s foundations remain unchanged, although 2015 LMP2 runner-up KCMG are also set to run a Porsche in the 2016 FIA WEC championship.
As the clock ticks down to the start of the season at Silverstone from the 15th – 17th April, the work behind the scenes will be ramped up. The official prologue has certainly whetted the appetite for what is going to be another great endurance racing season.
The Le Mans 24 Hours remains the pinnacle in the endurance racing calendar and the jewel in the crown of the FIA World Endurance Championship. For those wishing to watch the racing live, travel, ticket and camping packages are still available from Official Agent Travel Destinations. Availability restrictions for certain areas apply, but it is still possible to reserve your place Le Mans 2016.
Travel Destinations also have exclusive offers to attend the FIA World Endurance Championship rounds at both Spa-Francorchamps and the Nurburgring. Visit our dedicated site for more information and the best prices or call Travel Destinations direct now on 0844 873 0203.

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the official prologue for the 2016 fia world endurance championship took place over easter weekend. this was the first chance for the public to see the new teams and cars in the flesh. although little can be concluded from lap times at this stage, stephen kilbey from dailysportscar, was trackside at paul ricard to give travel destinations a briefing on what to expect in the fia wec and at le mans 2016.
porsche, audi and toyota are all back for another season which is posed to be just as enthralling as last year. each team will be entering 2 cars each in 2016, so there is a level playing field at the front of the grid.
porsche has opted to tweak its 919 hybrid for the new season and take lots of small steps in an attempt to improve on performance, and nullify the aco’s new restrictions on fuel-flow imposed to slow all the lmp1 cars down.
audi and toyota meanwhile enter 2016 with entirely new packages. both the new audi r18 and the toyota ts050 are very different to what the teams ran last year, and that’s very apparent not just aesthetically, with new liveries and noticeable aero developments, but also under the covers too. the gamble here is whether the new technology will be as reliable as the tweaked tried and tested formula adopted by porsche. porsche topped the time sheets at paul ricard, but both audi and toyota showed quick sector times, without needing to put them all together. ultimately the first race at silverstone will really show us what each car is capable of.
in the privateer subdivision, one of the two teams present – rebellion racing – makes a return with two r-ones, in a very similar package to last season, but a very shiny new livery which up-close is extremely detailed and in some ways mesmerising. the aco have promised to review this class to try and enable them to be more competitive moving forward. perhaps rebellion’s efforts and consistency over the last few years deserves more.
there are plenty of new faces in the lmp2 class this year. this is probably the most difficult grid to predict with many similarly powered cars lining up alongside each other. g-drive racing, after winning the lmp2 championship last season, have partnered up with jota sport to run a brand new oreca 05, sporting the team’s standard eye-catching livery.
aside from that, both signatech alpine and ex-f1 outfit manor have also purchased orecas for the new season. alpine’s blue and orange looks just as good on a prototype with a roof, and manor’s fresh look – conceived by team principal graeme lowdon – will certainly stand out in what promises to be a very competitive field.
rgr morand’s very patriotic livery representing the re-branded team’s mexican ties on the new ligier is also one to look out for.
much like lmp1 class the gte pro grid is oozing manufacturer interest, and the addition of ford is a testament to the class’ relevancy in global gt racing.
on the subject of ford, chip ganassi team uk’s pair of gts look astonishing up close, and with some more development should be in the running for some results throughout the season having already run at daytona and sebring in the states this year.
outside of the ford’s new car on the grid, the well-established af corse squad are back with two brand new ferrari 488 gtes which promise to be in contention for the title right away. when has a ferrari not been in the mix over the last few years?
aston martin racing and dempsey proton racing – porsche’s only pro representative this year – meanwhile have revised cars for the season. aston martin’s vantages are substantially more meaty in the rear diffuser department, and livery wise, after sporting gulf colours since 2008, aston martin return to the team’s roots by running in a very smart (and british) green.
although the aston martin’s will no longer be carrying the gulf oil branding, the famous colours won’t be missing from the grid, as european le mans series graduates gulf racing uk are participating in the full fia wec season this year with their porsche. it is certainly a striking car and sure to be a fan favourite.
top to bottom, gte am’s foundations remain unchanged, although 2015 lmp2 runner-up kcmg are also set to run a porsche in the 2016 fia wec championship.
as the clock ticks down to the start of the season at silverstone from the 15th – 17th april, the work behind the scenes will be ramped up. the official prologue has certainly whetted the appetite for what is going to be another great endurance racing season.
the le mans 24 hours remains the pinnacle in the endurance racing calendar and the jewel in the crown of the fia world endurance championship. for those wishing to watch the racing live, travel, ticket and camping packages are still available from official agent travel destinations. availability restrictions for certain areas apply, but it is still possible to reserve your place le mans 2016.
travel destinations also have exclusive offers to attend the fia world endurance championship rounds at both spa-francorchamps and the nurburgring. visit our dedicated site for more information and the best prices or call travel destinations direct now on 0844 873 0203.


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Cement Mill Shell erected by us Parli Vaijayanath at Maharashtra for India Cements Ltd., ... New Tyre and Shell replaced at RR Nagar weighing 85 tonnes.
The mill shell – as the heaviest and biggest item – was shipped by a multi-purpose vessel with its ... Shipment of a cement mill shell from India to Bangladesh.
Oct 6, 2010 ... Previous Name: Shell Malleus Grease JB ... Shell Gadus S2 U1000D Greases are heavy duty, high temperature, ... Cement mill journals.
Of course, it is also the case for the cement mill heat balance. -, This principle is illustrated .... Ss = mill shell surface in m2. 5, Equations of the heat balance:.
Mack 2-line & 3-line Clamshell Buckets - Mack Manufacturing Inc.
Cement Mill Industrial Handling Clam Shell Buckets. Cement Mill ... Shell Buckets. Engineered for fast handling at maximum loads in cement mill applications.
16479 Results ... Roller Shell, Buy Various High Quality Roller Shell Products from Global Roller Shell ... Magotteaux alloy steel casting cement mill roller shell.
shell causes the grinding media. (cast steel balls) to rise, fall or roll onto the material to be ground with high impact or pressure energy and thus performs the.
Replacement of ball mill shell with trunnion ... machining of cement mill trunnions ... Shell test. - Temperature profile. - Girth gear and pinion worn out/wobble.

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cement mill shell erected by us parli vaijayanath at maharashtra for india cements ltd., ... new tyre and shell replaced at rr nagar weighing 85 tonnes.
the mill shell – as the heaviest and biggest item – was shipped by a multi-purpose vessel with its ... shipment of a cement mill shell from india to bangladesh.
oct 6, 2010 ... previous name: shell malleus grease jb ... shell gadus s2 u1000d greases are heavy duty, high temperature, ... cement mill journals.
of course, it is also the case for the cement mill heat balance. -, this principle is illustrated .... ss = mill shell surface in m2. 5, equations of the heat balance:.
mack 2-line & 3-line clamshell buckets - mack manufacturing inc.
cement mill industrial handling clam shell buckets. cement mill ... shell buckets. engineered for fast handling at maximum loads in cement mill applications.
16479 results ... roller shell, buy various high quality roller shell products from global roller shell ... magotteaux alloy steel casting cement mill roller shell.
shell causes the grinding media. (cast steel balls) to rise, fall or roll onto the material to be ground with high impact or pressure energy and thus performs the.
replacement of ball mill shell with trunnion ... machining of cement mill trunnions ... shell test. - temperature profile. - girth gear and pinion worn out/wobble.


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1.1 How many books can I borrow? How long can I borrow them?
1.2 Why is the loan period of my book shortened?
2.1 How can I renew a book online?
2.2 Why can’t I renew a book?
3.1 How can I request for a book?
3.2 How do I know whether a book I requested has been returned to the Library?
4.1 If I return a book late, how much overdue fines I have to pay?
4.2 I have an item overdue. Can I still borrow books?
4.3 I cannot borrow books with fines in my account. Why?
4.4 Do I have to pay additional fines if my book is overdue and is recalled by someone?
4.5 If I put an overdue book in the book drop, how is the fine calculated?
4.6 What is the service hours for fines collection?
5.1 Can I find out how many books I have borrowed? When are my books due?
6.1 I have lost a book borrowed from the library. What should I do? Can I replace the book by buying the book myself?
6.2 I found the lost book after I’ve reported loss of item in the Library. Can I cancel the lost record?
7.1 Why can't I find a book indicated as "AVAILABLE" on the computer screen?
How many books can I borrow? How long can I borrow them?
The loan quota and loan period vary among different categories of users. Click here for detailed information.
Why is the loan period of my book shortened?
It is because someone has recalled your book. Books charged out are subject to recall 14 days after they have been charged out.
If there are more than 1 hold to any item, the loan period will be shortened to 1 week for students and 2 weeks for staff and postgraduate students.
Moreover, overdue General Collection items can also be online renewed provided that you do not have unsettled fines payment equals to HK$5 or above.
Why can’t I renew a book?
Only users of Borrower Type A, B and C can renew a book.
Someone has recalled the book.
For assistance, please contact the Circulation Counter at 2616-8586 or email cirstaff@ln.edu.hk.
How can I request for a book?
Find and display the book information with 1-Search. If a book is in General Collection, click the "Request" button on the right hand-side of the record. The book will be held for you for three days on the hold shelf after it is returned. Academic staff can place up to 20 hold requests. Other users can request up to 10 items.
How do I know whether a book I requested has been returned to the Library?
When the book is returned, it will be held on the hold shelf for three days for you if you are the first in the hold queue. You should check your Library Account (http://www.library.ln.edu.hk/1-Search/my-library-account) or email account to see if your requested item(s) has arrived.
In addition, you may sign up for the SMS alert service and get notified when the requested book is ready.
If I return a book late, how much overdue fines I have to pay?
That would depend on the kind of library material, original loan period and how late it is returned. Click here for details.
I have an item overdue. Can I still borrow books?
Yes. You can still borrow books. However, it is suggested that you should return the overdue item as soon as possible to prevent owing too much fines. You won't be able to borrow any more books if your overdue fine reaches certain limit.
I cannot borrow books with fines in my account. Why?
Patron accounts with overdue fines equal to five dollars or more will be temporarily blocked for further borrowing. You should clear the fines in order to resume your borrowing privilege.
Do I have to pay additional fines if my book is overdue and is recalled by someone?
No. The Library does not charge extra fines for such items. Overdue fine rate is counted as usual (See the Table for Overdue Fines).
If I put an overdue book in the book drop, how is the fine calculated?
If you put the overdue book in the book drop after the library is closed, fines will be counted up to the date you put it in the book drop.
What is the service hours for fines collection?
Can I find out how many books I have borrowed? When are my books due?
Go to the 1-Search main menu (http://www.library.ln.edu.hk/find/1-Search-primo), sign in on right-hand side and then click "My Library Account".
I have lost a book borrowed from the library. What should I do? Can I replace the book by buying the book myself?
Borrowers are responsible for any loss of or damage to items charged out. You should report at the Circulation Counter and fill in a “Record of Lost Item” form. You are liable for the cost of the replacement (If the cost of replacement cannot be verified (e.g. gift or out of print title), an average book price of HK$500 will be charged), a processing fee (HK$100), and the accumulated overdue fine.
You can buy the book by yourself or the Library will purchase it for you. Please note that processing fee is still charged even if you buy the item yourself.
I found the lost book after I’ve reported loss of item in the Library. Can I cancel the lost record?
If you find the book after the Library has already placed the order and the vendor can cancel the order or the book is out of print, the Library will take the book back. Item cost will be refunded.
Vendor cannot cancel the order.
All the not acceptable items will be returned to the user.
Why can't I find a book indicated as "AVAILABLE" on the computer screen?
You may be looking at the wrong place. Pay attention to any prefix in front of the call numbers (e.g. LBK, REF, SER) which suggests a location.
Somebody else is using it; it is left on a study desk / return cart waiting for reshelving. You may try again at a later time.
It could be misshelved or lost. If you have tried to look for the book a few times without success, you may fill in a form of 'Record of Missing Items'. When the item is found, a notice will be sent to the user and then the item will be placed on the Hold Shelf.

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1.1 how many books can i borrow? how long can i borrow them?
1.2 why is the loan period of my book shortened?
2.1 how can i renew a book online?
2.2 why can’t i renew a book?
3.1 how can i request for a book?
3.2 how do i know whether a book i requested has been returned to the library?
4.1 if i return a book late, how much overdue fines i have to pay?
4.2 i have an item overdue. can i still borrow books?
4.3 i cannot borrow books with fines in my account. why?
4.4 do i have to pay additional fines if my book is overdue and is recalled by someone?
4.5 if i put an overdue book in the book drop, how is the fine calculated?
4.6 what is the service hours for fines collection?
5.1 can i find out how many books i have borrowed? when are my books due?
6.1 i have lost a book borrowed from the library. what should i do? can i replace the book by buying the book myself?
6.2 i found the lost book after i’ve reported loss of item in the library. can i cancel the lost record?
7.1 why can't i find a book indicated as "available" on the computer screen?
how many books can i borrow? how long can i borrow them?
the loan quota and loan period vary among different categories of users. click here for detailed information.
why is the loan period of my book shortened?
it is because someone has recalled your book. books charged out are subject to recall 14 days after they have been charged out.
if there are more than 1 hold to any item, the loan period will be shortened to 1 week for students and 2 weeks for staff and postgraduate students.
moreover, overdue general collection items can also be online renewed provided that you do not have unsettled fines payment equals to hk$5 or above.
why can’t i renew a book?
only users of borrower type a, b and c can renew a book.
someone has recalled the book.
for assistance, please contact the circulation counter at 2616-8586 or email cirstaff@ln.edu.hk.
how can i request for a book?
find and display the book information with 1-search. if a book is in general collection, click the "request" button on the right hand-side of the record. the book will be held for you for three days on the hold shelf after it is returned. academic staff can place up to 20 hold requests. other users can request up to 10 items.
how do i know whether a book i requested has been returned to the library?
when the book is returned, it will be held on the hold shelf for three days for you if you are the first in the hold queue. you should check your library account (http://www.library.ln.edu.hk/1-search/my-library-account) or email account to see if your requested item(s) has arrived.
in addition, you may sign up for the sms alert service and get notified when the requested book is ready.
if i return a book late, how much overdue fines i have to pay?
that would depend on the kind of library material, original loan period and how late it is returned. click here for details.
i have an item overdue. can i still borrow books?
yes. you can still borrow books. however, it is suggested that you should return the overdue item as soon as possible to prevent owing too much fines. you won't be able to borrow any more books if your overdue fine reaches certain limit.
i cannot borrow books with fines in my account. why?
patron accounts with overdue fines equal to five dollars or more will be temporarily blocked for further borrowing. you should clear the fines in order to resume your borrowing privilege.
do i have to pay additional fines if my book is overdue and is recalled by someone?
no. the library does not charge extra fines for such items. overdue fine rate is counted as usual (see the table for overdue fines).
if i put an overdue book in the book drop, how is the fine calculated?
if you put the overdue book in the book drop after the library is closed, fines will be counted up to the date you put it in the book drop.
what is the service hours for fines collection?
can i find out how many books i have borrowed? when are my books due?
go to the 1-search main menu (http://www.library.ln.edu.hk/find/1-search-primo), sign in on right-hand side and then click "my library account".
i have lost a book borrowed from the library. what should i do? can i replace the book by buying the book myself?
borrowers are responsible for any loss of or damage to items charged out. you should report at the circulation counter and fill in a “record of lost item” form. you are liable for the cost of the replacement (if the cost of replacement cannot be verified (e.g. gift or out of print title), an average book price of hk$500 will be charged), a processing fee (hk$100), and the accumulated overdue fine.
you can buy the book by yourself or the library will purchase it for you. please note that processing fee is still charged even if you buy the item yourself.
i found the lost book after i’ve reported loss of item in the library. can i cancel the lost record?
if you find the book after the library has already placed the order and the vendor can cancel the order or the book is out of print, the library will take the book back. item cost will be refunded.
vendor cannot cancel the order.
all the not acceptable items will be returned to the user.
why can't i find a book indicated as "available" on the computer screen?
you may be looking at the wrong place. pay attention to any prefix in front of the call numbers (e.g. lbk, ref, ser) which suggests a location.
somebody else is using it; it is left on a study desk / return cart waiting for reshelving. you may try again at a later time.
it could be misshelved or lost. if you have tried to look for the book a few times without success, you may fill in a form of 'record of missing items'. when the item is found, a notice will be sent to the user and then the item will be placed on the hold shelf.


text: As you might imagine, when I started out with Powertex I dived in, playing, experimenting and making mistakes along the way. I’ve learned from those early messes and I want to share my Powertex top tips with you. If you’re new to Powertex maybe you will find them helpful.

lowercased: as you might imagine, when i started out with powertex i dived in, playing, experimenting and making mistakes along the way. i’ve learned from those early messes and i want to share my powertex top tips with you. if you’re new to powertex maybe you will find them helpful.


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The St. Lucie County Fire District offers Public Education to the community free of charge. The primary goal of this program is directed at increasing knowledge of fire and injury prevention to all ages within our community, with the intent to decrease injury and death. This program will evolve in response to traumatic injury and fatality rates within our community.
Injury/ fire prevention and safety education will be delivered within the school classroom and in other public arenas. There are several community agencies partnering together to accomplish this mutual goal here in St. Lucie County.
Our Fire Safety House is available to visit schools and local events throughout St. Lucie County. The Safety House is a mobile classroom setting designed to teach children and adults how to safely escape in the event of a fire. Participants will learn how to properly maintain smoke alarms and the importance of making a fire escape plan. The classes last approximately 30 minutes.
Dates and times are prescheduled. We cannot guarantee availability or approval for all requests.
The Fire Stoppers Program is an educational intervention outreach in which a partnership of participation is established between the family, the child and the fire department. This serves as an educational tool, teaching the child to respect the dangers of fire. This is an attempt to turn an incident into a learning experience. Any child under the age of 18 is eligible for the program through a referral from fire, sheriff or police department. Additional referrals are made by schools, parents and caseworkers. For those children who are charged with a crime, referral into the program happens by court order.
To learn more about any of these programs or to request a station tour, school fire safety presentation, the safety house or an engine demo. Please complete the Public Education Request form. The completed form will be emailed to scarter@slcfd.org or fax to 772-621-3604. All request must be submitted finalized and approved 14 business days prior to the date of the request. We cannot accept requests for birthday parties, grand openings or fundraisers.

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the st. lucie county fire district offers public education to the community free of charge. the primary goal of this program is directed at increasing knowledge of fire and injury prevention to all ages within our community, with the intent to decrease injury and death. this program will evolve in response to traumatic injury and fatality rates within our community.
injury/ fire prevention and safety education will be delivered within the school classroom and in other public arenas. there are several community agencies partnering together to accomplish this mutual goal here in st. lucie county.
our fire safety house is available to visit schools and local events throughout st. lucie county. the safety house is a mobile classroom setting designed to teach children and adults how to safely escape in the event of a fire. participants will learn how to properly maintain smoke alarms and the importance of making a fire escape plan. the classes last approximately 30 minutes.
dates and times are prescheduled. we cannot guarantee availability or approval for all requests.
the fire stoppers program is an educational intervention outreach in which a partnership of participation is established between the family, the child and the fire department. this serves as an educational tool, teaching the child to respect the dangers of fire. this is an attempt to turn an incident into a learning experience. any child under the age of 18 is eligible for the program through a referral from fire, sheriff or police department. additional referrals are made by schools, parents and caseworkers. for those children who are charged with a crime, referral into the program happens by court order.
to learn more about any of these programs or to request a station tour, school fire safety presentation, the safety house or an engine demo. please complete the public education request form. the completed form will be emailed to scarter@slcfd.org or fax to 772-621-3604. all request must be submitted finalized and approved 14 business days prior to the date of the request. we cannot accept requests for birthday parties, grand openings or fundraisers.


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America’s founding fathers seemed to have settled all that British folderol about peerage, titles, bloodlines and pecking orders in 1776 with a the straightforward declaration that all men are created equal. Nonetheless, some descendants of early American leaders still revere their connections to their forebears. We know, because we in the Brenau family have a direct connection ourselves.
Many lofty titles come into play to describe Ann Ralls Freeman Murrah, WC ’54: dame, daughter, knight, regent, ambassador, president general. One finds her family names among signatures on the U.S. Constitution and the Declaration of Independence. She appears in the original Marquis Who’s Who in America; among names of the descendants of Emperor Charlemagne; on the rolls of the Daughters of the American Revolution; in records and reports of the American Civil War; and in the Brenau University Alumni Hall of Fame.
However, Ann Murrah needs no calling card to confirm her identity.
In her 83 years, the self-professed “little girl” has affected the world and those around her in equal measure. After Brenau, she taught at Trinity and Westminster schools in Atlanta. Her varied careers since have included New York art broker, trophy-winning tennis player, Olympic-level equestrian in competitions in the United States and Europe (“I’ve had two broken backs from jumping horses”), riding instructor, and world-renowned scholar and lecturer on the U.S. Constitution. Her philanthropic efforts include fundraising for hospitals in Orlando, New York, and Washington, D.C., as well as the Metropolitan Opera. She has garnered numerous awards, and she has traveled to Russia and Taiwan, where in 1995 she was one of 11 keynote speakers at the Feminist Summit for World Peace.
Murrah grew up in Gadsden, Alabama, and now resides in central Florida with her husband of 63 years, Robert Leland Murrah, a retired insurance executive. The family is well entrenched in their community, where both Ann and Robert are active in a variety of civic and philanthropic enterprises. Their daughter, Frances Ralls Murrah Lovett, lives nearby, as does their son, Dr. Robert Leland Murrah Jr., a prominent orthopedic surgeon.
The iron gates across the front door of the modest Murrah home bear two colorful crests representing the grafted roots of the combined family trees that include generals, governors, members of Congress and state legislatures, Pilgrims, a Pulitzer Prize winner, some iconoclastic political leaders and possibly a celebrated rogue or two.
Ann Murrah’s lineage includes the early American political leader/land speculator William Blount, who signed the U.S. Constitution as a North Carolinian. Before the American Revolution, he was a member of the Continental Congress. During the Revolutionary War, he was a militia regimental organizer, paymaster and field commander. He subsequently served as the only governor of “the Southwest Territories.” After that region became the state of Tennessee, Blount took one of the new state’s first two U.S. Senate seats.
William Williams, one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence.
Blount’s political career ended rather abruptly. You will find him in the history books as the first member expelled from the Senate – the result of his entanglement in specious land deals and Euro-American political intrigue. However, the genes he passed along provided the credentials required for Murrah’s admission to organizations like the Daughters of the Cincinnati, the Colonial Dames of America (the oldest lineage society in America, which boasts among its members Jacqueline Kennedy), and the aforementioned DAR.
Likewise, genes of William Williams, a signer of the Declaration of Independence, from Connecticut, percolate through Murrah’s bloodstream.
Another relative was Andrew Jackson Hamilton, the Alabama-born lawyer who had a rather colorful run as the 11th governor of Texas. His appointment came not by plebiscite but by presidential appointment during the Reconstruction Era following the Civil War, thanks to his pre-war pro-union and anti-slavery sentiments. Hamilton later even broke with his presidential sponsor, Andrew Johnson, who in Hamilton’s view did not go far enough in supporting suffrage and civil rights for freed slaves after the war.
The Virginia newspaper editor and two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Douglas Southall Freeman was Murrah’s father’s cousin. Freeman earned a strong reputation as a historian of both the Revolutionary War and the Civil War, especially for his biographical works about George Washington and Confederate General Robert E. Lee.
Ann Ralls Freeman Murrah shares her namesake with Virginia kinsman and noted American Revolution and Civil War historian Douglas Southall Freeman.
Murrah’s Alabama roots come from her great-grandfather, Dr. John Perkins Ralls, who probably knew General Lee personally. A Georgia native, Ralls moved to Alabama to study medicine and became a practicing medical doctor and an ordained minister in the Methodist-Episcopal Church South. However, Dr. Ralls also looms as a player in what is known in some parts as “The Lost Cause.” He represented Alabama in the first Congress of the Confederate States. In Richmond, Virginia, where the Confederate government located its capital in the early days of the Civil War, Ralls preached a Christmas sermon at the request of his close friend Jefferson Davis, president of the Confederacy. When Alabama regained its U.S. statehood following the Civil War and Reconstruction, Ralls won a seat in the Alabama Legislature.
Murrah also claims a relationship with John Robinson Ralls. The Georgia-born entrepreneur and philanthropist acquired a ranch in the pathway of a proposed railroad line through West Texas and laid out a well-planned town named Ralls. The town included what he boasted shortly after the turn of the 20th century was the biggest opera house west of Fort Worth.
Such connections are extremely important to Murrah, as evidenced by the museumlike collection of memorabilia in her home. With piano recordings playing softly in the background, Murrah tells the story behind each of the countless mementos hanging on all walls and covering most surfaces.
She guides us around the first floor, her genteel Southern charm sparkling with wit. Indicating an enormous cherry sideboard in the sitting room, she says, “It took four strapping men to pick this thing up.” In one bedroom, well-used riding boots line the foot of the bed and equestrian helmets top the dresser. Pastoral riding scenes cover the walls. The portrait in the room of her great-grandfather – John Perkins Ralls – she claims is more valuable for the painter, Virginia portraitist David Silvette, than for its distinguished subject.
A converted garage is filled with historical pieces that match the gorgeous pre-Civil War furniture in the house proper. That elicits stories of her connection to the iconic Southern saga Gone with the Wind, and the Murrahs’ friendship with Olivia de Havilland, the actor who portrayed the character Melanie Hamilton in the classic 1939 movie. Murrah asserts that the actual clan of Georgia Hamiltons from which she descended had been novelist Margaret Mitchell’s inspiration for the fictional Melanie’s family.
Her familial connections come up in almost any conversation and inform the very fabric of her life. Yet it is her matter-of-fact rendition of something that merely is part of who she is that almost downplays the reality: You can scratch at many significant events in the first century or so of America’s history and uncover a genealogical connection to Ann Murrah.
It would be hard to find someone who could elicit more interest in the subjects that inspire her. A public speaker since she was 29, Murrah has toured the world talking about the Constitution and the foundation of the American government. The Descendants of the Signers of the Constitution in 2000 elected her president general for life. In 1988, the Sons of the American Revolution gave her its Martha Washington Medal. She held a place on the founding committee to build the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia with former President Bill Clinton. The list of her memberships in historical societies, from the Plantagenet Society to the Knights of the Garter, fills several pages of a resume.
The Thomas Jefferson Peace Medal Murrah received in 2009.
Three members of her husband’s family are also Brenauvians. Bob’s mother, Frances Kolb Johnson Murrah, also a member of Alpha Delta Pi, graduated from Brenau in Gainesville, Georgia, in 1927. Originally from west central Georgia, Frances moved to Florida in the early 1940s with her two young sons, Bob and his brother, Kenneth, who also lived in Orlando until his death last year. She taught school there for 40 years.
Bob and Kenneth’s great-aunt, Mattie Beall Magruder, graduated from Brenau in the early 20th century. His second cousin, Elizabeth Magruder, graduated in 1933 from the Brenau Academy.
The connection netted Bob, then an Emory University student, an invitation to a dance at the ADPi house on the Brenau campus. He was in the company of a young woman who was then the sorority president, he recalls, but as he danced with her in the parlor, his eyes wandered up the staircase, where he espied “a true vision,” he said.
“Who is that?” he asked his date.
However, as it turned out, there were more genealogical connections than Brenau in the lives of Ann Freeman and Bob Murrah. Records of the American colonial era, its revolution and Civil War that contain references to Blounts, Rallses and Hamiltons on Ann’s side of the family also contain references to Bealls, Magruders and Murrahs on Bob’s side.
Bob’s mother, like his wife, was a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution. You will find the name of Bob’s great-aunt Mattie also listed in the official of records of that organization – she was a page at the DAR National Congress in 1913 – about the time she would have attended Brenau. Bob’s side of the family, like Ann’s, has an early Texas connection. Bob’s maternal grandmother, Florence Magruder, descended from the clan of John Bankhead Magruder, known for having served in the armies of three “nations” – the United States, the Confederate States and, after he fled the Confederacy at the end of the Civil War, Mexico. Bob’s family is also related to Pendleton Murrah, who served as the 10th governor of Texas, elected in the midst of the Civil War.
It is a somewhat amusing footnote that Pendleton Murrah, a staunch secessionist, took office the year after Ann Murrah’s ancestor – Texas State Senator Andrew Jackson Hamilton – who was rabidly against secession, had to flee to Mexico because of his pro-Union sympathies. Hamilton had given up a seat in Congress to enter the state legislature, believing erroneously that he could do more to stop his state’s secession in Austin than in Washington. When the Confederacy was on its last legs, it was Gov. Murrah’s turn to flee south of the border to avoid imprisonment or the hangman’s noose. After the war ended and Texas was back under control of the United States, U.S. President Andrew Johnson appointed as Pendleton’s successor none other than his old congressional colleague, the recently repatriated Andrew Jackson Hamilton.
A portrait of Ann Murrah’s great-grandfather, Dr. John Perkins Ralls.
“You don’t have to have all of this. Just because you cannot say that Jefferson Davis slept in that bed over there …,” she says, nodding toward an ornate headboard under the portrait of her great-grandfather, the Confederate congressman-preacher.
That kind of fact and connection clearly fuels Ann Ralls Freeman Murrah’s passion, and she will talk about those connections whenever the opportunity arises. It is who she is. She is a woman who cannot escape her past, because she does not want to.
Joseph Reed Hayes is a freelance writer in Orlando, Florida. Additional historical material and reporting by Brenau Window Editor David Morrison.
Anne Murrah is a dear friend, and a most extraordinary woman. Her deep commitment to the founding of this country, its Constitution, and perpetuation of its importance and relevance today is admirable. She has inspired me to further research my own family roots, which go back to Cornwall, England over 300 years ago! Thank you for publishing this article on such a beautiful, inspiring woman.

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america’s founding fathers seemed to have settled all that british folderol about peerage, titles, bloodlines and pecking orders in 1776 with a the straightforward declaration that all men are created equal. nonetheless, some descendants of early american leaders still revere their connections to their forebears. we know, because we in the brenau family have a direct connection ourselves.
many lofty titles come into play to describe ann ralls freeman murrah, wc ’54: dame, daughter, knight, regent, ambassador, president general. one finds her family names among signatures on the u.s. constitution and the declaration of independence. she appears in the original marquis who’s who in america; among names of the descendants of emperor charlemagne; on the rolls of the daughters of the american revolution; in records and reports of the american civil war; and in the brenau university alumni hall of fame.
however, ann murrah needs no calling card to confirm her identity.
in her 83 years, the self-professed “little girl” has affected the world and those around her in equal measure. after brenau, she taught at trinity and westminster schools in atlanta. her varied careers since have included new york art broker, trophy-winning tennis player, olympic-level equestrian in competitions in the united states and europe (“i’ve had two broken backs from jumping horses”), riding instructor, and world-renowned scholar and lecturer on the u.s. constitution. her philanthropic efforts include fundraising for hospitals in orlando, new york, and washington, d.c., as well as the metropolitan opera. she has garnered numerous awards, and she has traveled to russia and taiwan, where in 1995 she was one of 11 keynote speakers at the feminist summit for world peace.
murrah grew up in gadsden, alabama, and now resides in central florida with her husband of 63 years, robert leland murrah, a retired insurance executive. the family is well entrenched in their community, where both ann and robert are active in a variety of civic and philanthropic enterprises. their daughter, frances ralls murrah lovett, lives nearby, as does their son, dr. robert leland murrah jr., a prominent orthopedic surgeon.
the iron gates across the front door of the modest murrah home bear two colorful crests representing the grafted roots of the combined family trees that include generals, governors, members of congress and state legislatures, pilgrims, a pulitzer prize winner, some iconoclastic political leaders and possibly a celebrated rogue or two.
ann murrah’s lineage includes the early american political leader/land speculator william blount, who signed the u.s. constitution as a north carolinian. before the american revolution, he was a member of the continental congress. during the revolutionary war, he was a militia regimental organizer, paymaster and field commander. he subsequently served as the only governor of “the southwest territories.” after that region became the state of tennessee, blount took one of the new state’s first two u.s. senate seats.
william williams, one of the signers of the declaration of independence.
blount’s political career ended rather abruptly. you will find him in the history books as the first member expelled from the senate – the result of his entanglement in specious land deals and euro-american political intrigue. however, the genes he passed along provided the credentials required for murrah’s admission to organizations like the daughters of the cincinnati, the colonial dames of america (the oldest lineage society in america, which boasts among its members jacqueline kennedy), and the aforementioned dar.
likewise, genes of william williams, a signer of the declaration of independence, from connecticut, percolate through murrah’s bloodstream.
another relative was andrew jackson hamilton, the alabama-born lawyer who had a rather colorful run as the 11th governor of texas. his appointment came not by plebiscite but by presidential appointment during the reconstruction era following the civil war, thanks to his pre-war pro-union and anti-slavery sentiments. hamilton later even broke with his presidential sponsor, andrew johnson, who in hamilton’s view did not go far enough in supporting suffrage and civil rights for freed slaves after the war.
the virginia newspaper editor and two-time pulitzer prize-winning historian douglas southall freeman was murrah’s father’s cousin. freeman earned a strong reputation as a historian of both the revolutionary war and the civil war, especially for his biographical works about george washington and confederate general robert e. lee.
ann ralls freeman murrah shares her namesake with virginia kinsman and noted american revolution and civil war historian douglas southall freeman.
murrah’s alabama roots come from her great-grandfather, dr. john perkins ralls, who probably knew general lee personally. a georgia native, ralls moved to alabama to study medicine and became a practicing medical doctor and an ordained minister in the methodist-episcopal church south. however, dr. ralls also looms as a player in what is known in some parts as “the lost cause.” he represented alabama in the first congress of the confederate states. in richmond, virginia, where the confederate government located its capital in the early days of the civil war, ralls preached a christmas sermon at the request of his close friend jefferson davis, president of the confederacy. when alabama regained its u.s. statehood following the civil war and reconstruction, ralls won a seat in the alabama legislature.
murrah also claims a relationship with john robinson ralls. the georgia-born entrepreneur and philanthropist acquired a ranch in the pathway of a proposed railroad line through west texas and laid out a well-planned town named ralls. the town included what he boasted shortly after the turn of the 20th century was the biggest opera house west of fort worth.
such connections are extremely important to murrah, as evidenced by the museumlike collection of memorabilia in her home. with piano recordings playing softly in the background, murrah tells the story behind each of the countless mementos hanging on all walls and covering most surfaces.
she guides us around the first floor, her genteel southern charm sparkling with wit. indicating an enormous cherry sideboard in the sitting room, she says, “it took four strapping men to pick this thing up.” in one bedroom, well-used riding boots line the foot of the bed and equestrian helmets top the dresser. pastoral riding scenes cover the walls. the portrait in the room of her great-grandfather – john perkins ralls – she claims is more valuable for the painter, virginia portraitist david silvette, than for its distinguished subject.
a converted garage is filled with historical pieces that match the gorgeous pre-civil war furniture in the house proper. that elicits stories of her connection to the iconic southern saga gone with the wind, and the murrahs’ friendship with olivia de havilland, the actor who portrayed the character melanie hamilton in the classic 1939 movie. murrah asserts that the actual clan of georgia hamiltons from which she descended had been novelist margaret mitchell’s inspiration for the fictional melanie’s family.
her familial connections come up in almost any conversation and inform the very fabric of her life. yet it is her matter-of-fact rendition of something that merely is part of who she is that almost downplays the reality: you can scratch at many significant events in the first century or so of america’s history and uncover a genealogical connection to ann murrah.
it would be hard to find someone who could elicit more interest in the subjects that inspire her. a public speaker since she was 29, murrah has toured the world talking about the constitution and the foundation of the american government. the descendants of the signers of the constitution in 2000 elected her president general for life. in 1988, the sons of the american revolution gave her its martha washington medal. she held a place on the founding committee to build the national constitution center in philadelphia with former president bill clinton. the list of her memberships in historical societies, from the plantagenet society to the knights of the garter, fills several pages of a resume.
the thomas jefferson peace medal murrah received in 2009.
three members of her husband’s family are also brenauvians. bob’s mother, frances kolb johnson murrah, also a member of alpha delta pi, graduated from brenau in gainesville, georgia, in 1927. originally from west central georgia, frances moved to florida in the early 1940s with her two young sons, bob and his brother, kenneth, who also lived in orlando until his death last year. she taught school there for 40 years.
bob and kenneth’s great-aunt, mattie beall magruder, graduated from brenau in the early 20th century. his second cousin, elizabeth magruder, graduated in 1933 from the brenau academy.
the connection netted bob, then an emory university student, an invitation to a dance at the adpi house on the brenau campus. he was in the company of a young woman who was then the sorority president, he recalls, but as he danced with her in the parlor, his eyes wandered up the staircase, where he espied “a true vision,” he said.
“who is that?” he asked his date.
however, as it turned out, there were more genealogical connections than brenau in the lives of ann freeman and bob murrah. records of the american colonial era, its revolution and civil war that contain references to blounts, rallses and hamiltons on ann’s side of the family also contain references to bealls, magruders and murrahs on bob’s side.
bob’s mother, like his wife, was a member of the daughters of the american revolution. you will find the name of bob’s great-aunt mattie also listed in the official of records of that organization – she was a page at the dar national congress in 1913 – about the time she would have attended brenau. bob’s side of the family, like ann’s, has an early texas connection. bob’s maternal grandmother, florence magruder, descended from the clan of john bankhead magruder, known for having served in the armies of three “nations” – the united states, the confederate states and, after he fled the confederacy at the end of the civil war, mexico. bob’s family is also related to pendleton murrah, who served as the 10th governor of texas, elected in the midst of the civil war.
it is a somewhat amusing footnote that pendleton murrah, a staunch secessionist, took office the year after ann murrah’s ancestor – texas state senator andrew jackson hamilton – who was rabidly against secession, had to flee to mexico because of his pro-union sympathies. hamilton had given up a seat in congress to enter the state legislature, believing erroneously that he could do more to stop his state’s secession in austin than in washington. when the confederacy was on its last legs, it was gov. murrah’s turn to flee south of the border to avoid imprisonment or the hangman’s noose. after the war ended and texas was back under control of the united states, u.s. president andrew johnson appointed as pendleton’s successor none other than his old congressional colleague, the recently repatriated andrew jackson hamilton.
a portrait of ann murrah’s great-grandfather, dr. john perkins ralls.
“you don’t have to have all of this. just because you cannot say that jefferson davis slept in that bed over there …,” she says, nodding toward an ornate headboard under the portrait of her great-grandfather, the confederate congressman-preacher.
that kind of fact and connection clearly fuels ann ralls freeman murrah’s passion, and she will talk about those connections whenever the opportunity arises. it is who she is. she is a woman who cannot escape her past, because she does not want to.
joseph reed hayes is a freelance writer in orlando, florida. additional historical material and reporting by brenau window editor david morrison.
anne murrah is a dear friend, and a most extraordinary woman. her deep commitment to the founding of this country, its constitution, and perpetuation of its importance and relevance today is admirable. she has inspired me to further research my own family roots, which go back to cornwall, england over 300 years ago! thank you for publishing this article on such a beautiful, inspiring woman.


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Planning a kid’s birthday party seems to start a month before the actual child’s big day. First you decide on a date that most people can attend, not always an easy task, followed by selecting the theme, and see which stores actually sell all the decorations, balloons, invitation cards, plates, paper cups, napkins, and tablecloths. Ever since Party City opened up a few years ago, I have to say that I love the fact that I can purchase all the party supplies under one roof. Next on the list is sending out the invitations two weeks prior, and shopping for the loot bags items, ordering the cake, and a stop at the grocery store the week of the party.
I find it was simpler before my kids started school as I did not have to plan two parties, one for their friends and another for the relatives. I tried both on the same day and time, also on the same day, but one for lunch and the other for dinner, both on the same weekend but different days, and one weekend apart from each other. I have to say that when I had them at the same time, it definitely made my life easier to plan and helped with the cost associated with food and decorations; however, as the children get older, they want to play with their friends and not spend so much time with their family members. Of course, they also prefer to have their party held at a bowling alley, movie theatre, fun indoor play structures, rink, or local pool. It also became inevitable that I needed to plan two parties when the grand-parents could not wait to leave as the house was getting too rowdy with kids playing, signing, and talking loudly!
I used to cook up a storm for both parties and be so tired at the end of the day. Now that they are teenagers, they seem to prefer the basic home party again with their friends watching a movie or playing video games. I still prepare two parties, usually on different weekends, but have cut down on the festive decorations and also home cooking by either ordering pizza or sandwich platters at Subway as I would rather spend my precious time with our beloved guests. After all, I still need to clean the house after everyone has left the party!
How do you cope with your child’s birthday party?
We did family birthdays only until our daughters were three… so I’ve only planned two “friend” parties so far (for my oldest’s fourth and fifth birthdays) but this year I’ll have to plan two (my second daughter turns four so will want some friends over) and my oldest has school friends now to invite… I’m not a huge fan of planning parties for them. I find it stressful as we have a small house.
I hear you Bonnie! My kids BD are both in months where it’s cold outside, so they had to be spent inside the house or at other venues if they were too many kids.
Great party ideas!! I need them!
Our kids are still very young (almost 3 and almost 1) so we’re still newbies when it comes to party planning. Their birthdays are very close together, though, so we might end up doing shared parties otherwise we’ll be trying to coordinate as many as 4 parties within a 2-3 week timespan. For our daughter’s 3rd birthday this year we’ll probably do a rental at one of those indoor playground/climbing places so the preschoolers can burn off some steam and the adults can chat together. As another thought, we like the idea of celebrating birthdays with a family vacay! Overall, similar to Christmas and other events which can get stressful (if you let them), I’d like the focus to be on fun and people and not worry so much about getting all the little details just right!
It can be really stressful. For my son’s first birthday i had some awesome ideas. Then I found out I was moving two weeks after (to another province) so all my extra money and energy went to that.
I bought a cake and did some quick appies and had a party. Good enough haha.
OMG my kids get two family parties, their special day and sometimes a kid party too – it is CRAZY and a lot of work, but so worth it! I don’t believe in throwing huge kid parties every year, but we definitely make them feel special in other ways!
Great Ideas with the parties. Now that I am older, we try to hold a few different parties so that everyone can make it to something.
Some parents are going way out with kid parties.

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planning a kid’s birthday party seems to start a month before the actual child’s big day. first you decide on a date that most people can attend, not always an easy task, followed by selecting the theme, and see which stores actually sell all the decorations, balloons, invitation cards, plates, paper cups, napkins, and tablecloths. ever since party city opened up a few years ago, i have to say that i love the fact that i can purchase all the party supplies under one roof. next on the list is sending out the invitations two weeks prior, and shopping for the loot bags items, ordering the cake, and a stop at the grocery store the week of the party.
i find it was simpler before my kids started school as i did not have to plan two parties, one for their friends and another for the relatives. i tried both on the same day and time, also on the same day, but one for lunch and the other for dinner, both on the same weekend but different days, and one weekend apart from each other. i have to say that when i had them at the same time, it definitely made my life easier to plan and helped with the cost associated with food and decorations; however, as the children get older, they want to play with their friends and not spend so much time with their family members. of course, they also prefer to have their party held at a bowling alley, movie theatre, fun indoor play structures, rink, or local pool. it also became inevitable that i needed to plan two parties when the grand-parents could not wait to leave as the house was getting too rowdy with kids playing, signing, and talking loudly!
i used to cook up a storm for both parties and be so tired at the end of the day. now that they are teenagers, they seem to prefer the basic home party again with their friends watching a movie or playing video games. i still prepare two parties, usually on different weekends, but have cut down on the festive decorations and also home cooking by either ordering pizza or sandwich platters at subway as i would rather spend my precious time with our beloved guests. after all, i still need to clean the house after everyone has left the party!
how do you cope with your child’s birthday party?
we did family birthdays only until our daughters were three… so i’ve only planned two “friend” parties so far (for my oldest’s fourth and fifth birthdays) but this year i’ll have to plan two (my second daughter turns four so will want some friends over) and my oldest has school friends now to invite… i’m not a huge fan of planning parties for them. i find it stressful as we have a small house.
i hear you bonnie! my kids bd are both in months where it’s cold outside, so they had to be spent inside the house or at other venues if they were too many kids.
great party ideas!! i need them!
our kids are still very young (almost 3 and almost 1) so we’re still newbies when it comes to party planning. their birthdays are very close together, though, so we might end up doing shared parties otherwise we’ll be trying to coordinate as many as 4 parties within a 2-3 week timespan. for our daughter’s 3rd birthday this year we’ll probably do a rental at one of those indoor playground/climbing places so the preschoolers can burn off some steam and the adults can chat together. as another thought, we like the idea of celebrating birthdays with a family vacay! overall, similar to christmas and other events which can get stressful (if you let them), i’d like the focus to be on fun and people and not worry so much about getting all the little details just right!
it can be really stressful. for my son’s first birthday i had some awesome ideas. then i found out i was moving two weeks after (to another province) so all my extra money and energy went to that.
i bought a cake and did some quick appies and had a party. good enough haha.
omg my kids get two family parties, their special day and sometimes a kid party too – it is crazy and a lot of work, but so worth it! i don’t believe in throwing huge kid parties every year, but we definitely make them feel special in other ways!
great ideas with the parties. now that i am older, we try to hold a few different parties so that everyone can make it to something.
some parents are going way out with kid parties.


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Bring back memories for you or someone you might know with this 1,000-piece puzzle that features pictures of 59 of the original Hardy Boys mystery book covers. The iconic blue back cover in the corner of the puzzle is sure to stir memories of checking the list for book titles to read.
Completed puzzle is 26" x 19" and comes with a poster.

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bring back memories for you or someone you might know with this 1,000-piece puzzle that features pictures of 59 of the original hardy boys mystery book covers. the iconic blue back cover in the corner of the puzzle is sure to stir memories of checking the list for book titles to read.
completed puzzle is 26" x 19" and comes with a poster.


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When we receive a gift, it makes a huge difference if we know the person giving it to us put some extra thought in it! It makes us feel special and wanted.
Who doesn’t like a gift that is personalized especially for them?
Children value products that are made specifically for them because they connect more with the product and it helps them build an identity and discover themselves.
And above all, it is more than just a product, it is a memory, a keepsake and an experience that captures the imagination and the heart!
Knowing the positive impact personalized books have for children, we decided to take them to the next level and introduce the ‘new generation’ of personalized books that teach children important life skills! Through our books we give each parent an amazing opportunity to gift something extra ordinary to their children!
You are still thinking about it?
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Books that ignite Love for Books!
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MyBook Heroes books are rich in content, rhymes and illustrations. Our goal is to engage the children in the story and to help them understand the power of words, and true focus.
This is a unique feature to MyBook Heroes! We looked around us and we saw that children’s literature is lacking a structured way to introduce important life skills to our young ones. These skills according to experts need to be introduced early on in life for better results. Therefore we decided to make all our stories rich in messages and content that help your children to learn these skills.
Our first book introduces the Leadership skill set, which is focused on teaching to children how a good leader encourages the team and brings the best out of their team. We want to show that each member of a team, or group of friends has strong unique points and a good leader can see that and guide the team to achieve more!
Our second book, introduces the Courage we have inside of us but we sometimes have a hard time setting it free!
We all know that children have small insecurities and fears as they begin to learn more and more about the world around them, therefore the focus of this book is to guide them through an amazing adventure where they learn to see the courage in themselves! They get to see themselves overcoming obstacles and achieve great things when they dare to walk through the other side of their fears!
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This is an extremely important milestone for children and a critical building block for a successful and happy life!
This is an easy one! We want to create special moments between parents and children, full of excitement and opportunities to have quality conversations!
We tried this with our own children and it was such a beautiful experience! It is truly what we all seek, quality time with our little ones!
Our books, with your special dedication printed in the back, are a true keepsake your children can cherish and look back to as they grow older! They will always remain on their selves, reminding them that they are the hero in their own adventures in life!
Now that you know the power of our books, why wouldn’t you give it a try!
Go ahead and CREATE ONE!
They are unique and special gifts that have the power to impact a child’s life in a positive way!

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when we receive a gift, it makes a huge difference if we know the person giving it to us put some extra thought in it! it makes us feel special and wanted.
who doesn’t like a gift that is personalized especially for them?
children value products that are made specifically for them because they connect more with the product and it helps them build an identity and discover themselves.
and above all, it is more than just a product, it is a memory, a keepsake and an experience that captures the imagination and the heart!
knowing the positive impact personalized books have for children, we decided to take them to the next level and introduce the ‘new generation’ of personalized books that teach children important life skills! through our books we give each parent an amazing opportunity to gift something extra ordinary to their children!
you are still thinking about it?
that is ok, we know this is a new concept, but they are selling fast and it makes us so happy to see so many proactive parents!
mybook heroes is creating books that take children on amazing journeys where they learn to adopt life skills such as leadership and courage, determination, empathy, communication and so much more!
each child is the hero in their own adventure, their name is displayed in the book, the character resembles their complexion, they can choose their cover and the parent can add a loving dedication in the end!
to start, personalized children’s books build self-esteem and boost confidence. we want our young ones to grow up with a healthy attitude and trust in their own abilities. we want them to truly feel that they are the heroes on their own journey in life! when they see themselves in the story, it is a first impression but important impression to understand this strong message. in seeing themselves in these adventures they begin to understand that it is their responsibility to learn and grow!
books that ignite love for books!
our books also encourage reading. when your child will see their name in the story they will immediately be more engaged and motivated to read the book and more than one time! we hear from parents on a weekly basis how our books really helped in capturing the child’s attention! they mark the beginning of a truly healthy relationship with literature which helps in vocabulary, focus and critical thinking skills.
mybook heroes books are rich in content, rhymes and illustrations. our goal is to engage the children in the story and to help them understand the power of words, and true focus.
this is a unique feature to mybook heroes! we looked around us and we saw that children’s literature is lacking a structured way to introduce important life skills to our young ones. these skills according to experts need to be introduced early on in life for better results. therefore we decided to make all our stories rich in messages and content that help your children to learn these skills.
our first book introduces the leadership skill set, which is focused on teaching to children how a good leader encourages the team and brings the best out of their team. we want to show that each member of a team, or group of friends has strong unique points and a good leader can see that and guide the team to achieve more!
our second book, introduces the courage we have inside of us but we sometimes have a hard time setting it free!
we all know that children have small insecurities and fears as they begin to learn more and more about the world around them, therefore the focus of this book is to guide them through an amazing adventure where they learn to see the courage in themselves! they get to see themselves overcoming obstacles and achieve great things when they dare to walk through the other side of their fears!
this is a hard concept, even for adults. taking ownership means looking inside for answers and not waiting for external tools. we want children to believe that they can and to take action. we aspire to build a new generation of youngsters that from early on in life takes initiative and makes a difference!
we want to stop the blame game and highlight that we all have the power within us to make our dreams come true.
this is an extremely important milestone for children and a critical building block for a successful and happy life!
this is an easy one! we want to create special moments between parents and children, full of excitement and opportunities to have quality conversations!
we tried this with our own children and it was such a beautiful experience! it is truly what we all seek, quality time with our little ones!
our books, with your special dedication printed in the back, are a true keepsake your children can cherish and look back to as they grow older! they will always remain on their selves, reminding them that they are the hero in their own adventures in life!
now that you know the power of our books, why wouldn’t you give it a try!
go ahead and create one!
they are unique and special gifts that have the power to impact a child’s life in a positive way!


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The divorce process can be extremely contentious. For this reason, we provide our clients the support they need along with reassurances throughout the process. When filing for divorce, you may run into disputes concerning child custody, visitation, child support, spousal support and property division issues (including high net worth cases). All such matters can be complex and extremely personal in nature.
We vow to not waste your time or money. We do everything in our power to efficiently resolve your case and provide you with the desired outcome. We understand the Pennsylvania family law courts. As negotiators, we will work with opposing counsel to arrive at the best sort of solution. If no settlement is feasible, we are always ready to represent your family law interests in court.
We will always put you and your family's concerns first, and provide you with the individual attention you deserve. That includes putting together a strategy that works best for you.
To speak with an experienced divorce lawyer and discover all of your legal options, contact our law firm by calling 724-653-6906. We offer evening and weekend appointments by request.

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couples going through divorce or who are involved in custody issues need to make decisions that can lead to lasting consequences. for this reason, it is important to make an informed decision. at no moment during the entire divorce process should you feel alone and unrepresented.
at medure bonner bellissimo, llc, we understand the stress you are under when going through a divorce. our experienced family law and divorce attorney will work one-on-one with you while analyzing your circumstances. he will provide guidance and dedicated representation.
what demonstrates our success is the fact that so many of our clients come to us through word of mouth. we value building long-term relationships with all those we represent. we can only accomplish this by providing the best possible representation.
the divorce process can be extremely contentious. for this reason, we provide our clients the support they need along with reassurances throughout the process. when filing for divorce, you may run into disputes concerning child custody, visitation, child support, spousal support and property division issues (including high net worth cases). all such matters can be complex and extremely personal in nature.
we vow to not waste your time or money. we do everything in our power to efficiently resolve your case and provide you with the desired outcome. we understand the pennsylvania family law courts. as negotiators, we will work with opposing counsel to arrive at the best sort of solution. if no settlement is feasible, we are always ready to represent your family law interests in court.
we will always put you and your family's concerns first, and provide you with the individual attention you deserve. that includes putting together a strategy that works best for you.
to speak with an experienced divorce lawyer and discover all of your legal options, contact our law firm by calling 724-653-6906. we offer evening and weekend appointments by request.


text: Yesterday was David Cook Day in Kansas City. This video is from a lunch time venue in the new Power & Light District in downtown KC. It was fun to watch the parades and all of the hoopla around David's homecoming.

lowercased: yesterday was david cook day in kansas city. this video is from a lunch time venue in the new power & light district in downtown kc. it was fun to watch the parades and all of the hoopla around david's homecoming.


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This way you’ll be able to insert big iFrame text for YouTube videos.
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this way you’ll be able to insert big iframe text for youtube videos.
and that’s all. just fill your form with youtube iframe code and mth will embed youtube video into your table and database widgets.