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Free Chemical Showcase CD now Available
It's an exciting time here as we're starting to release a series of resources for COMSOL users and people interested in modeling and optimizing multiphysics and other engineering applications. This will be done as a set of CDs that will contain animated videos summarizing the features in COMSOL's suite of products, and videos showing model examples being built. Also included on this CD will be white papers, conference articles, and reports of real-life situations where modeling has been applied.
First off the rank is for people who work in the field of chemical and electrochemical engineering, as well as those wanting to model applications that involve chemical reactions, and mass and energy transport. The Chemical Showcase is the ultimate modeling resource for people working with batteries and fuel cells, separation and mixing, fluid flow and heat exchange, and chemical reactors.
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EAU CLAIRE, Wis. (Blugolds.com) – While the UW-Eau Claire football team took two leads in the first half, 18th-ranked UW-Platteville scored with four seconds remaining the opening half and never relinquished the lead the rest of the way in a 24-17 win at Carson Park today.
The Blugolds got the ball first and took the opening drive 54 yards and into field goal range. Josh Albrecht (Sr.-Eau Claire, Wis./North) put the Blugolds on the board at 8:28 in the first quarter with a 38-yard field goal.
Platteville scored a touchdown on the following drive to take a 7-3 advantage but midway through the second half, Eau Claire again took the lead by answering with a touchdown. On 4th-and-2, the Blugolds faked a punt and gained 34 yards on a pass from Austin Neu (Sr.-Iron Ridge, Wis./Hustisford) to Nate Piel (Fr.-Wausau, Wis./West) to get a first down. Five plays later, Joel Sweeney (Jr.-Tomah, Wis.) capped the drive with a two-yard run to the end zone and the Blugolds led 10-7.
With two minutes remaining in the half, the Pioneers drove 65 yards and scored a touchdown with just four seconds on the clock before halftime. Platteville then came out in the second half and kicked a field goal in the third quarter and scored a touchdown in the fourth to build a 24-10 lead.
The Blugolds cut the Pioneers' lead to seven when Sweeney again found the end zone with a two-yard run to end a 78-yard drive that lasted just 1:18 and ended with six minutes left to play. The Blugolds had two drives after that, one that stalled on Platteville's 45 and another which ended on an interception.
While Eau Claire held Platteville to just nine rushing yards in the first half, the Pioneers finished the game with 94. The Blugolds had 120 rushing yards with Sweeney leading the way with 68. Neu finished with 200 yards passing going 12-for-24. Platteville's quarterback Bryce Corrigan had 278 passing yards, going 35-for-47. Both quarterbacks threw onc interception each.
On defense, Tyler Janus (Sr.-Sussex, Wis./Hamilton) and Nevin Smith (So.-Edgar, Wis.) led the Blugolds with six tackles apiece. Eric Nieman (Jr.-Evansville, Wis.) intercepted one Platteville pass and Curtis Stypula (Sr.-Webster, Wis./Spooner) sacked the Pioneers' quarterback once.
Eau Claire, which had won two straight coming into the game, falls to 3-5 on the season and 3-2 in the conference. Platteville improves to 6-2 overall and 3-2 in WIAC play. This was the second meeting between the teams this season, the first one being a non-conference game on Sept. 20. The Pioneers won that game 49-19.
The Blugolds will play their final road game of the regular season next weekend when they travel to UW-Whitewater to face the Warhawks. Action gets underway at 3 p.m.
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Greg Jackson has been a Fiction Fellow at the Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown and at the MacDowell Colony, as well as a Henry Hoyns Fellow at the University of Virginia. His work has appeared in the New Yorker and the Virginia Quarterly Review. He is the recipient of a 5 Under 35 award from the National Book Foundation for his first story collection, Prodigals, and is a winner of the Balch and Henfield Prizes and a finalist for the National Magazine Award in fiction.


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Sage Restaurant Group Full-Time PM Dishwasher - Urban Farmer Steakhouse in Denver, Colorado
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Why Us:
Work Where You Belong...
Urban Farmer Steakhouse is a chef-driven seasonal steakhouse in lower-downtown Denver that emphasizes sustainable practices, locally-sourced ingredients, and ethically raised meats. Urban Farmer is a family of restaurants with locations in Portland, Cleveland and Philadelphia, with its newest addition in Denver. The Urban Farmer backdrop is warm and elegant, yet quaint and rustic, visually telling the life-story of the hardworking, country farmer who marries the cosmopolitan art collector. Urban Farmer Denver is described as "rural chic", and prides itself in taking a re-imagined and modern approach to a typical white-tablecloth New York steakhouse for the more casual Denver demographic.
Benefits for full-time team members include:
Free RTD EcoPass
Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance options
401K with company matching
Paid time off accruals
Discounted monthly membership to The Oxford Club, Fitness & Lifestyle
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Full-Time PM Dishwasher - Urban Farmer Steakhouse
Location Name:
Urban Farmer Denver
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We are proud to be an EEO/AA employer M/F/Disabled/Veterans. We maintain a drug-free workplace and perform pre-employment substance abuse testing.
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Under general supervision, provides the restaurant and kitchen with clean and sanitary ware.
Dealing with Ambiguity
Can effectively cope with change; can shift gears comfortably; can decide and act without having the total picture; isn't upset when things are up in the air; can comfortably handle risk and uncertainty.
Genuinely cares about people; is concerned about their work and non-work problems; is available and ready to help; is sympathetic to the plight of others not as fortunate.
Is cool under pressure; does not become defensive or irritated when times are tough; is considered mature; can be counted on to hold things together during tough times; can handle stress; doesn't show frustration when resisted or blocked; is a settling influence in a crisis.
Interpersonal Savvy
Relates well to all kinds of people – up, down, and sideways, inside and outside the organization; builds appropriate rapport; builds constructive and effective relationships; can defuse even high-tension situations comfortably.
Must have basic knowledge of dish washing.
Must have vision ability to see minute objects at arms length, to read meters and controls.
Must have finger, hand and upper body dexterity to grasp dishes, push, pull, carry and lift racks, carts, and large trash bins.
Must be able to bend, squat, reach and retrieve items from above head.
Must be able to lift, push, pull and carry up to 50 lbs to include serving trays, carts, tables, chairs, and small equipment up to 75% of the time.
Balancing, stooping kneeling, crouching, crawling, reaching handling, fingering throughout the shift.
Mobility -full range of mobility and the ability to travel up to 300 feet on a regular basis throughout the shift.
Continuous standing -during preparation, during service hours or during expediting.
Must have moderate hearing to hear customers, supervisors, and communicate with other staff.
Must have excellent vision to see that product is prepared appropriately.
Must have moderate comprehension and literacy to read use records and all special requests.
Must have ability to perform multiple tasks at one time, must be able to follow verbal and written instruction, and be able to communicate both verbally and in writing.
Must be highly organized and able to pay attention to sound and sight details in crowded and noisy situations, particularly when handling multiple tasks.
Must be able to understand and follow written or verbal instruction, or instruction by example.
Must have the ability to keep breakage to a minimum by handling china, glassware and fragile equipment with care.
Education/Formal Training
Material/Equipment Used
Operate dish machine, garbage disposal. trash compactor, broom, mop, floor buffer and other cleaning equipment. dishware handling, and floor maintenance.
Dish washing chemicals, sanitation chemicals and all purpose cleaners.
Rubber gloves, back supports and protective eye wear approximately 100% of 8 hours. Continual exposure to hazardous chemicals used for cleaning.
Prolonged standing, walking, lifting and carrying throughout entire shift in 95% indoor environment. Going in the freezer temperatures can be -10 degrees.
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We shall remember our brothers and sisters, the members of our congregation, that fell sanctifying the name.
Many of those were destroyed and are gone and we don't know their names.
Let their names also be included in these pages and may this be the memorial stone on their unknown graves.
|Adlerstein Tzluvka , and her husband
|Adlerstein, Mordechai, his wife and their child
|Adlerstein, Ruchel nee Przepiurka, and her children Feivel, Sura, Miriam, Esther
|Adlerstein, Shalom Meir, Sura, his wife, and their five children
|Adlerstein, Shmuel, Rivka, his wife, and their sons Menasha and Yerachmiel
|Adlerstein, Yechiel, his wife and their two children
|Akerman Avigdor, his wife and two children
|Akerman Feiga Leah and her daughter Alta
|Akerman Mendel and his wife
|Akerman Yenta Gittle
|Akerman Yitzchak, and his wife
|Albeling Dina and her son Arieh
|Albeling Yisrael, his wife Feika nee Bergman, and the daughter Esther and the son
|Album Chaim Yosef, his wife and their children Velvel and Leibel
|Album Shlomo Meir, his wife Tzarnah nee Goldfarb, and their children Rivka and Tzvi.
|Album Yecheil
|Altshuld Yaakov, his wife Sura Gittle
|Altshuld Yehuda, his wife Gitle and their son Yechiel
|Ashkenazi Yaakov, his wife Sura Ruchel nee Pasmenter and their daughters Golda and Chayale
|Avraham Ber, his wife, his mother-in-law Bila Rivka, and her family (family name unknown)
|Mordechai Izack, Dovid Leib, Chaim Reuven Alpha Index
|Bahrav Tzvi, Rivkah his wife and their children Yosef-Dovid, Avraham, Aryeh, Tzipora
|Bass Chava
|Bass Iticha Meir, and his family
|Bass Primet
|Bass Shimon, Ruchel his wife, and Dovid their son
|Bass Yosef, Pessel his wife, and Leib their son
|Baumer Alter and his family, 9 souls
|Baumer Alter, his wife and 5 children
|Baumer Avraham and his family, 8 souls
|Baumer Avraham, Duba his wife and their children Esther and Yaakov-Shomo
|Baumer Avraham, Esther-Mindel his wife and their children Moshe and Ateli
|Baumer Avraham-Chana and his family, 9 souls
|Baumer Micahel, and his children Yitchak, Yaakov-Shlomo, Chana and Ruchel
|Baumer Mordechai, Esther his wife, Yehuda, their son
|Baumer Shlomo, Sima his wife, and their children Yitzkak and Alter
|Baumer Yaakov, Miriam his wife and the children Lea, Esther, Bracha, Sholmo-Pesach, Yisrael-Chaim and Shmuel
|Baumer Yitzchak and his family, 8 souls
|Baumer Zelif, his wife and their 2 children
|Baumgarten Avraham, and Feye his wife nee Goldfarb
|Baumgarten Yaakov and Freida his wife, nee Bilevski, and their son
|Beliweis Esther and her family
|Bergman Alter, his wife Sura and their daughter Golda
|Bergman Avraham, his wife Malka nee Kagan and their children
|Bergman Avraham-Issar, his wife Chaya-Tova, and their children Elta, Itzik and Duba
|Bergman Chaim-Yosef and his wife and their children Moshe, Laibel, Chana
|Bergman Chai-Tova daugher of Alter, her husband and their son
|Bergman Chaya-Leah
|Bergman Fishel, his wife Henya and their children Feiga, Mottel, Dovid, Chaim, Chava
|Bergman Golda and her son Zalman
|Bergman Herschel, his wife Lea and their daughters Yednta and Bluma
|Bergman Sheyndel
|Bergman Yaakov, his wife and their daughter Ruchel
|Berman Dovid and his wife
|Bermson Dovid
|Bialistozky Dovid and his family
|Biaylistock Dovid and his wife
|Biaylistock Shlomo, his wife Esther nee Przepiurka and their child
|Biaylistock Yisrael, his wife Maila nee Freeman
|Biderman Moshe-Mordechai and his wife Sura-Rivkeh, their daughter Gittel
|Blecher Yehudah, his wife and their four children
|Blechman Leah, Bracha, Yocheved
|Blechman Shmuel-Leib, his wife Sura and their children Yisrael and Gittel
|Blechman Yaakov, his wife Faige, and their son Yosef
|Blumberg Chaim Leib
|Blumberg Etta and her husbaND
|Blumberg Fishel, his wife and their four children
|Blumberg Herschel and his wife Yenta nee Blecher
|Blumberg Hersch-Leib and his wife Breindel
|Blumberg Moshe, his wife Bluma nee Rezwkuyat and their children Chaya, Herch-Lazar and Yisrael
|Blumberg Rika
|Blumberg Yehoshua, his wife Cahna and their daughter Surka
|Blumenfeld Feeiga, Beila, Ruchel
|Blumenfeld Yisrael, his wife Ribka and their six children
|Blumenkranz Aharon-Faivel and his family
|Blumenkranz Baruch, his wife Sura and their children Sura, Hinde, Tziporah, Tzvia, Tzvi Yehuda, Chaya-Beila, Elta, Ruchel, Shayna.
|Blumenkranz Chaim-Yosef, his wife Gittel, and their children Zindel,Chana, Rivka,Nashka
|Blumenkranz Herschel
|Blunfeld Boaz and his children Yosef, Leaqn, Duba, Chaika Shlomo
|Bonde Chaim, his wife Raizel nee Rotberd and their children
|Bonde Moshe, Etel his wife and their children Tzvi and Chana
|Bonde Shlomo, Chava his wife and their 2 children
|Bonde Smuel, Feige his wife, and their children Mirka, Ruchel, Yehudis, Fruma, Moshe and Reuven
|Bonde Tzvi, Bracha, his wife and their children Chana, Moshe and Yitzchak
|Bonde Yitzchak, his wife and 5 children
|Bornstein Avraham, Freida his wife and their sons Moshe, Yaakov and Yosef
|Bornstein Mindel and her husband
|Bornstein Mordechai, Pessah his wife and Hadassah, their daughter
|Bornstein Royzel, Leibl, Sura, Berl, Herschel, Helka, Avraham, Velvel, Gittel
|Bornstein Ruchel and her daughters Etka and Leah
|Bornstein Yaakov and his family
|Bornstein Yitzchak, his wife Sura nee Mandelboim and their children
|Botzin Betzalel and his children Chana and Shmuel
|Botzin Chaya
|Botzin Eliezer
|Botzin Mordechia-Yosef and his wife Chaya
|Boym Benyamin, Esther his wife and their 3 daughters
|Brau Mendel, his wife Brindel nee Marovka and their children
|Brau Moshe, his wife Mindel nee Fingold and their daughter Zvia
|Braunrot Simcha, his wife nee Levinshtein, and their children.
|Braverman Chana and her children
|Braverman Reuven, his wife Sheyndel and their son Shimon
|Bronshtein Mordechai, his wife Bracha and their children Chaya, Moshe-Aharon, Shmuel, Rivka-Zeisel
|Brotshtein Avraham, his daughter Menucha, and the family
|Brotshtein Yaakov, his wife Royza and their children Etka, Michal, Yona, Gittel, Sura, Avraham, and Yisrael Alpha Index
|Chamylz Avraham-Alter, his wife Ruchel and their daughter Chaya-Gittel
|Chamylz Moshe'ke his wife Mindel nee Feingold and their children Shlomo, and Chaya
|Chamylz Ruchel, Chaya-Gittel, Zelda, Royze.
|Chamylz Shlomo, his wife Sura-Feya, and their sons Moshe-Tuvya and Itzil
|Chamylz Yechiel, his wife Feige and their children Malka, Chayua, Elka
|Chamylz Yoel and his family
|Chayzon Yosef, his wife Chaya and their children Moshe, Dovid, Shmuel, Reizel, Freidel, Eitka Alpha Index
|Dovzinsky Pinchas Leib and his wife
|Droblas Aharon
|Droblas Chana
|Droblas Moshe Alpha Index
|Eizedkat Smuel, his wife Malka and their children Sura, Shlomo, Reizel, Gittle
|Eizensar Yaakov Dovid, his wife Bela Rivka and their children Ruchel and Leibel
|Eizman Beinam, his wife Gittle nee Meinmar, and their children
|Esther Chalehleh (family name unknown) and her sons Shimcha and his family,
Yishayhu and his family, Meir and his family; her daughters Ruichel and her family, Beila, Chana, Ruchel Alpha Index
|Farbiarge Shmuel, his wife Feige nee Borshtein
|Farbiarge Yisrael, his wife Tziril and their daughter Freida
|Farbiearge Chaim, Elta
|Feirtag Aharon, his wife Bin'che nee Przepiurka and their children Mottel, Chaya, Sura
|Feirtag Chanoch, his wife and family
|Feirtag Yosaeef, his wife Duba and their daughters Rivka and Naomi
|Feishbein Leibel, Sura, Yehudis, Arehey
|Felchtman Eliezer and his family
|Feller Choneh, his wife Chana-Perl nee Pahpiyorka
|Feller Shmuel, his wife Royze nee Feingold
|Feller, Yenta
|Felner Efraim, Feiga, Tzvi
|Fergman Dovid, his wife Nechuma nee Segalik and their children Moshe and Esther
|Fergman Efraim and his wife
|Fergman Feivel and his family
|Fergman Yitzchak and his wife Sura nee Shpilman
|Figorah Shmuel, Simah, Yaakov, Zerach, Batya
|Figorah Yudel, Avraham, Batya, Yitzchak, Shmuel, Nussan
|Figovah Avraham and his family
|Figovah Meir, his wive Tzvia and their children Basha, Freida
|Fingold Aryeh-Velvel, his wife Faige
|Fingold Avraham, his wife Bracha and his daughter Ruchel
|Fingold Meir-Ovadiya, his wife Rivka and their children.
|Fingold Simcha, his wife Chana'che and their daughter Ruchel
|Fingold Yisrael, his wife Gittel
|Fingold Yisrael-Moseh and his wife nee Shkorka
|Fingold Yosef Eliezer, his wife Freida-Rivka nee Wegman and their daughters Mindel Leah'che
|Finik Avraham, his wife Tova of the family of Yosef Mendelboim
|Finkelshtein Aharon-Yaakov, his wife Esther, their son Shmuel and their daughter
|Finkelshtein Gershon-Eliezer, his wife Bela and their son Pesach
|Finkelshtein Hindeh, her husband Michael
|Finkelshtein Nussan, his wife Malka and their children Esther, Chaya, Golda, Aharon-Hirsch, Sura
|Finkelshtein Yakov-Areyeh, his wife Chana nee Gorodchky and their children Rivka, Brina, Sura, Miriam
|Finzilber Zeev and his wife
|Flamm Shlomo, his wife Feige nee Shlezinger, their daughter Bracha
|Flamm Yaakov and his family
|Freiman Chaim, his wife Tova
|Freiman Efraim, Feiga-Rivka
|Freiman Efraim, his wife Esther-Malka
|Freiman Leibka, his wife Leika
|Freiman Tuvya, his wife Duba and their children Reuven, Tova, Ruchel, Yenta, Chava, Chana
|Freiman Yaakov, his wife and their two children
|Freiman Yoel, Avraham, Yosef, Esther
|Freiman Yoske, his wife Chava nee Zukerman and their two children
|Fridman Moshe and his wife Rivka and their children Berl, Erika, Herschel, Gittel Alpha Index
|Ganz and his wife Milka nee Greiber and their child
|Gedengold Shmuel and his family
|Gedlovich Leibel and his wife Beila
|Giltzer Avraham,his wife Grina and their daughter Gittel Razel
|Giltzer Lipa and his wife Lea
|Giltzer Yetta and her children Lean, Micha and Zeev
|Gingold Chaya and her daughter Bracha
|Ginzburg Yehuda and Chaya
|Glassman Nachman and his family
|Glassman Simcha
|Glassman Yaakov and his family
|Glicksberg Chaya Shlomys
|Goldberg Avraham
|Goldberg Chana daughter of Feiga-Leah
|Goldberg Leibel and his wife Sura
|Goldberg Moshe
|Goldberg Sura Esther and her husband Yaakov
|Goldberg Yosef, his wife Sura-Leah, and their children Sascha and Duba
|Goldblat Benyamin, his wife Gittel and their children Yakov, Feiga, Feika, Miriam
|Goldfarb Nechuma
|Goldman Avraham Eliezer, his wife Maleh and their children Bracha, Duba, Yaakov, Mottel, Breina-Tze
|Goldman Herschel, his wife Chana-Leah and their children Freiyda,
Breina-Tze, Avraham, Shlomo, Fishel
|Goldman Yaakov, his wife Feiga and their children
|Goldstein Avraham-Issar son of Reuven and his wife Rela and their children
|Goldstein Benyamin son of Shimon and his family
|Goldstein Brindel daughter of Reuven
|Goldstein Chaim and his wife Sasha
|Goldstein Chaim son of Reuven, his wife Rivka nee Saperstein
and their children Roza and Simcha
|Goldstein Chava daughter of Reuven
|Goldstein Dovid son of Reuven and his wife Chaya-Tze son of Benyamin
and their children Eidel and Ovadia
|Goldstein Feiga daughter of Reuven and her husband Yosef and their son
|Goldstein Maleh daughter of Avraham-Issar and her husband Aharon
|Goldstein Moshe son of Reuven, his wife Chana-Rivka nee Bondner
|Goldstein Moshe, his wife Rivka and their daughter Zeissel
|Goldstein Shmuel Chaim son of Avraham-Issar, his wife Gittel nee Mendelbaum
and their five children
|Goldstein Yechiel son of Reuven, his wife Feiga Lea and their five children
|Gordon Hersch-Eliezer and his fiancee Chay-tze of the Przepiurka family
|Gorkey Eliezer and his wife Chaya Milka
|Gorman Masha and her husband
|Gorman Moshe, his wife and their children
|Gorman Yosef, his wife Naomi
|Gothelf Chana of Nachman Mendelboim's family
and her children Chava and Herschel
|Grabiya Noach and his family
|Grabiya Shmuel and his wife Devorah
|Granet Yitzchak and his mother
|Greenberg Moshe, his wife Gittel and their children Chaya-tze, Zuyndel, Feiga, Yoel, Royshka, Esther, Shlomo and Yitzchak
|Greenberg Shmuel Chaim, his wife Frandel, and their children Tzvi, Shabtain, Zeev, Yosef
|Greenberg Shmuel, his wife Chaya and their children Esther, Moshe, Breindel
|Greenfeld Efraim Paltiel, Yetta Reizel,
|Greiber Chaya (Feibeshes)
|Gringold Esther and her daughters Yetka, Chaya
|Grodzyzki Yosef, his wife Lea and their two children
|Grontro Moshe and his family
|Grontro Zelig
|Grushka Becha nee Finkelstein and her daughter
|Gutman Eliezer his wife Tova and their children Yaakov Ruchel Chana
|Gvertz Beirish and his family, Leah Ruchel, Tzipa Beila and Yisrael
|Gziben Baruch, his wife Sura Yehudis nee Lazbink and their children Yisrael, Nec hama, Pesya,Chaya, Meir
|Gzibinresh Mattiyahu, his wife Tziril and their children Chanoch, Yehudis, Shmuel, Yaakov, Eliezer, Yova, Chaya
|Gzibinresh Tavi, his wife Lea and their children Nechuma Miriam, Chaya, Zeev
|Gzinda Leibel, his wife Rivka nee Shdelinsky and their child
|Gzinda, Yisrael, his wife Freida nee Laufer and their children Alpha Index
|Halbershtadt Shmuel, his wife Feiga-Gitel nee Goldfarb and their daughters Hinde and Mindel
|Henelraz Etka and her duagher Leba and the family
|Hochberg Chaim, Chaya, Ruchel, Shlomo, Tovia
|Hochberg Gedalyahu, Malka, Freida
|Hochberg Herschel, Hinde, Sura, Chaya, Rivka, Esther
|Hochberg Moshe-Aharon, his wife and their five children
|Hochberg Yisrael, his wife and their seven children
|Holland Berel (Berik) his wife Mirel nee Bronstein, and their children
|Holland Mendel, his wife Gittel nee Marovka and their children Chaim, Simcha
|Kafoby Basha, her husband Benyamin and their son
|Kafoby Chaya, her husband and their children
|Kafoby Elater-Chaim, his wife Ruchel and 11 children
|Kafoby Hersch-Leiv
|Kafoby Meir and his family
|Kafoby Muttel, his wife Chava
|Kafoby Shlomo, his wife Tziril and their son
|Kafoby Yaakov, his wife Rivka and their children
|Kagan Yenta, Devorah, Avraham, Sima
|Kalnichraj Alter-Ben-Tzion, his wife Feye-Rivka nee Oskola and their children Golda, Michael, Yenta, Mordechai
|Kalnichraj Ceila, her daughers Tirtza, her husband and their two children, Michala and her husband
|Kaminkovsky Alter, his wife and the family
|Kaminkovsky Meir and his family
|Kaor Yaakov, Yisrael, Mordechai
|Kaplan Herschel, and Yehuda and their family
|Karda Yechiel, his wife Rivka nee Karfik and their children Yitzchak, Moshe, Beila
|Karpel Eliezer, his wife Yetta, their son Moshe and their daughter
|Katz Chaim-Itzel and his family
|Katz Herschel and his family
|Kendel Yosef and his wife Feige nee Przepiurka and their child
|Keniksman Perl, Avraham, Ahaon, Chana, Shlomo
|Kesselman Yechiel and the family
|Kishke Chaim, his wife Duba and their 8 children
|Kitshkovsky Mendel, his wife and two daughters, Bracha, Leiba,
and her husband Yechiel and their children Shmuel, Aharon, Moshe
|Kitshkovsky Pinchas, his wife Chaya nee Gorodizky, and their children Rivka and Chava
|Kitshkovsky Yechiel, Yisrael-Chaim
|Klein Mendel, his wife and their daugher Chume and her family
|Kochan Leib-Dovid, his wife Miriam and their son Shlomo
|Kochan Moshe, his wife Sura-Leah and their daugher and their son Noach
|Kochan Noach his wife Yenta nee Bergman
|Kochan Shlomo, his wife Chaya nee Goldfarb, and their sons Yeheil and Tzvi
|Kokovka Mordechai, his wife and their children Meir, Elka
|Kokovka Zevulun, his wife and their children
|Koni Berl-Dovid, his wife Gittel and their daughter Beila
|Kornfeld Chaim-Eliyahu, his wife Chaya and their children
|Koronah Mendel, his wife Chana, and their children Reuven-Yosef, Aryeh, Lib'che
|Kortzhtansky Alter, his wife Gita, nee Bergman, and their daughter Alta
|Koshitz Itzke, his wife Rivka and their daughter Devorah
|Koslovsky Yehoshua, his wife and their children
|Koyatik Shlomo
|Koyatik Yaakov and his wife
|Kozak Hanuch and his wife
|Kozlovsky Meir-Asher The Rav and his wife Tzeril and their family
|Kramaj Avraham, his wife Esther nee Greenberg and their daughter Perl
|Kraus Yisrael, his wife Chana and their children
|Kreizlman and his wife
|Kroizman and his wife
|Kroshevsky Yosef and his family
|Krunovitzky Baruch, his wife Henya and their children Leibel, Itta, Shmuel
|Kurzik Fishel, his wife Tova and their children
|Kurzik Hersch-Leizer, his sister Naaka Alpha Index
|Lass Chaim-Eliyahu, his wife Leiba
|Lass Yitzchak
|Laufer Avraham-Yitzchak and his family
|Laufer Duba, his husband Chaim, and their 8 children
|Laufer Mordechai
|Laufer Pinchas and his family
|Laufer Pinnchas and his familyu
|Laufer Royze and her husband
|Laufer Shlomo and his wife
|Laufer Shlomo, his wife Etkah and their children Yisrael, Esther, Leah, Royze
|Laufer Shmuel, his wife Chava, and their children Ruchel, Ericka, Shimon
|Laufer Yisrael-Yehuda, his wife and their children
|Laufer Yoel, Esther, Shlomo, Sheindel, Bracha
|Laufman Baurch, his wife Yitka nee Morgenshtern, their daughter Mackla
|Laufman Leah-ze and her husband
|Laufman Yaakov, his wife Chaya nee Bass, their daughter Bila
|Laufman, Eliezer, his wife Duba
|Leiber Dovid-ze, his wife Bila nee Mendelbaum and their children
|Lerman Herschel and his family
|Lerman Nachman and his family
|Lerman Shepsel, his wife and their daughter Chana
|Lerman Shlomo, his wife Devorah, their daughter Chaya
|Lerman Shmuel, his wife and their son
|Lerner Leibel, his wife Tova and their children Sura, Ruchel, Royzel, Shlomo, Eliezer
|Lev Avraham, his wife Leah nee Bronshtein and their children Ruchel, Chava, Herschel
|Lev Yaakov-Moshe, his wife Necha, and their daughter Sirka
|Levertovsky Chaim-Velvel, his wife Malah nee Mazor and their children
|Levertovsky Gershon, Royze, Avraham, Rivka
|Levertovsky Royze and her children
|Levin Aharon, Dovid, Moshe, Yisrael, Yechiel, Yonasan, Chaya
|Levin Malka and Zluva
|Levin Mordechai, his wife Sheindel and their children Yosef, Chana, Yaakov
|Leviner Dovid and his wife Chaya
|Lezbnick Avraham, his wife Leah-Elka and their children Devorfah, Breindel, Herschel
|Lezbnick Meir-Yechiel and his wife
|Lezbnick Shmuel and his family
|Lichtenshtein Yaakov, his wife Sirka nee Freeman
|Lichtmeir Motke and his family
|Litra Dovid-Leib, his wife and his daughter Ruchel
|Lofteh Feitel, his wife Esther
|Lofteh Nachum, Yehosua-Dovid, Moshe, Perl, Chaya
|Lofteh Tzvi, his wife Esther, and their children Malka, Ruchel, Simah
|Lofteh Yitzchak, his wife Naomi, their son Moshe
|Loumis Getzel, his wife Chana and their children
|Loumis Yaakov, his wife Miriam
|Lovelsky Shlomo, his wife Esther nee Perl, their son Yaakov-Dovid Alpha Index
|Maas Aharon-Noach and his family
|Maas Dovid, his wife Chava and their children Yisrael, Duba and the family
|Maas Elka-Leah and her family
|Mazor Beila-Leiba
|Mazor Rivka
|Mazor Reuven, his wife Golda and their daughters Malkah and Maliya
|Mazor Yitzchak, his wife and their sons Yechiel, Tzmach
|Mazor Leibel, his wife Sura nee Feigovi
|Muntziz Yitzchak, Esther, Zeev
|Muntziz Shmuel, his wife Ruchel and their daughters Chava, Sura, Perl, Sheindel and her husband
|Muntziz Noach and his wife Glicka
|Muntziz Chika and his family
|Muntziz Chena, his wife and their three children
|Morgenshtern, Yaakov-Mendel (the last Rabbi of Wengrow) and his children Yocheved and Leah
|Morgenshtern Chana and her daughter Reizele
|Morgenshtern Baruch, his wife Ruchel and their children Yitzchak-Eliyahu, Naftali,
Bluma, Beila, Ruchama
|Mitgalitzer, Chanich
|Meidenboim Moshje and his wife Miriam
|Meidenboim Yisrael-Leib and his wife Chava
|Meidenboim Dovid, his wife Sura, and their daughter Miriam
|Meidenboim Leah, Michael, Miriam, Tzippa, Dovid, Sura
|Meidenboim Simcha, his wife Chaya-Ruchel, and their children Yosef, Miriam, Esther
|Meidenboim Berl, his wife Leah, and their children Maachel, Miriam, Tzippa
|Meinmer Beiresh, his wife Rika nee Blumenfeld, and their four children
|Meinmer Shimon, his wife Chan-ze nee Bondeh
|Meinmer Eliyahu, his wife Sura-Devorah nee Tornheim, Akiva-Meir, Nechuma, Esther, Yehudah, Yisrael, Beila, Feiga
|Meilberg Simcha, his wife Chava-Roza nee Hochberg, and their children Yitzchak, Rivka, Chaya
|Milinsky Yisrael-Hirsch, his wife Chana, and thir daughter Sheindel
|Miller Lippa, his wife Elta nee Wirnick
|Miller Leibel, his wife Naomi nee Klantzriz, and their son Yekutiel
|Miller Mottel, and his children Yaakov, Berl, Menashe, Ruchel, Leah
|Miller Chana
|Miller Yosef
|Miller Dovid, his wife, their daughter Sheindel and the family
|Mendizitzky Menachem and his wife and family
|Mendizitzky Beyresh son of Menachem and his family
|Mendizitzky Yisrael-Yaakov son of Menachem and his family
|Mendizitzky Esther daughter of Menachem and her family
|Mendizitzky Chana, daugher of Menachem and her family
|Mendizitzky Yehoshuah, son of Menachem and his family
|Mendizitzky Beiresh, Feigeh Leah, Mordechai, Blumah, Yechiel, Tovah, Dovid, Fruma, Rivka
|Mendelboim Avraham Nachman's, his wife Shayna-Chaya nee Feingold
|Mendelboim Yudel son of Reb Avraham, his wife Esther and their children
|Mendelboim Yaakov son of Reb Yudel, his wife and their children
|Mendelboim Tzadok, son of Reb Avraham, his wife Esther and their children
|Mendelboim Zelig and his wife Tzvia
|Mendelboim Yaakov-Yehoshuah, his wife Matal nee Eizenberg and their son Meir-Shalom
|Mendelboim Leah
|Mendelboim Miriam
|Mendelboim Yoel, his wife Esther and their children Yehudah, Shlomo, Gittel
|Mendelboim Feiga and her son Moshe-Gedalyahu
|Mendelboim Chana
|Mendelboim Shaul'ka, his wife Miriam nee Shapira and their children
|Mendelboim Mordechai, his wife and their children
|Mendelboim Miriam
|Mendelboim Tzippa and her family
|Mendelboim Chaim, his wife Zeisel
|Mendelboim Feige
|Mendelboim Leah
|Mendelboim Ziskind, Simcha-Binam, Yenta, Tzippa
|Mendelboim Eliyahu son of Zelig, his wife Tzipporah, and their children
|Mendelboim Moshe, his wife Devorah nee Neiman, and their children
|Mendelboim Yaakov, Avraham, Aryeh
|Mendelboim Herschel-Tzvi, son of Reb Nachman, his wife Royze,
and their sons Shmuel,Yaakov and the family
|Mendelboim Mendel, son of Reb Herschel, his wife Rivka and their children
|Mendelboim Chayaka daugher of Herschel and her husband and their children
|Mendelboim Yosef son of Reb Nachman, his wife Sheindel-Leah nee Finkelshtein, and their children Sura, Tzippa, Chayale, Chava, Tova, Eita, Yitzchak
|Mendelboim Shmuel son of Reb Yosef, his wife Rivka nee Halberstein, daugher of Rabbi Mastock, and their children Feigele, Mindele,Moshe-Baruch
|Marovka Chayale and her son Mottel
|Marovka Shlomo and his family
|Marovka Dovid and his family
|Markosfeld Moshe, his wife Bultze nee Mendelboim and their children
|Markosfeld Moshe son of Mendel and his family
|Markosfeld Leah-Bracha daughter of Mendel Alpha Index
|Nortman Yosef, his wife Tova and their children Simah, Feige, Henya, Moshe, Ezrah
|Nortman Meir, his wife Yosepha, and their children Sheindel and Velvele
|Nortman Yisrael-Leib and his sister Beila-Roza
|Nussblat Noach and his children Shlomo, Yaakov, Bela, Rivka, Ether
|Nussblat Mutka and his family
|Nussblat Herschka and his family
|Nadelman Pinchas, his wife Henya and their 6 children
|Nadelman Sura and her husband and their daughter
|Neuymark Azriel and his 3 children
|Neuymark Dov
|Neymark Zalman, his wife Sura nee Mandelboim and their children Feigel, Mindel, Moshe,
|Niviskikoyt Yisrael-Chaim
|Niviskikoyt Yaakov, his wife Sura and their children Zelig, Beila
|Niviskikoyt Herzka, his wife Devorah, and their chilren Tzadok, Freida, Pesach
|Niviskikoyt Yechiel, his wife Esther nee Freidman, and their children
|Niviskikoyt Yitzchak, his wife Mirla, and their children
|Neiman Yonah-Izik, his wife and their daughter
|Neiman Dovid-Izik, his wife Sheindel and their son Mottel and their daughter and the family
|Neiman Avraham Moshe, his wife Sura, their daighters Leah, Chanaze
|Neiman Herschel (Tzvi), his wife Yetka nee Zolti, and their children Sura, Chaim-Dovid, Gittel, Shimon-Shalom, Chaya-Rivka
|Neiman Moshe-Yosef, his wife Roze-Yetka nee Taybloom and their children Bracha, Rafael
|Neyher Yaakov, Freida and Baruch
|Neyman Yeheil, his wife Haya-Sura, and their children Leah, Yosef, Michala,
Mottel, and 2 more children
|Nefirstick Dovid and his family
|Nefirstick Shepsel and his wife
|Nefirstick Hirsch-Yechiel, his wife Devorah nee Freeman and their son Chaim
|Ornstein Mottel, his wife Tzippa nee Feingold, and their children Simcha and Yenta
|Ornstein Moshe, his wife Yentel, and their two children
|Ornstein Simcha, his wife and their two children
|Ornstein Chana Ruchel and her husband
|Ornstein Pinchas, his wife Malca mee Feingold, and their children Nussan, Yentel, Avraham, Meir
Alpha Index
|Paff Shifra, Moshe, Avraham-Yosef, Mindel, Yetta, Tzvi
|Pahpiyorka Yisrael, his wife Chava nee Mendelboim, and their children Mindele and Moshe
|Pahspiyorka Yechiel son of Hillel and his wife Pua and their children Mordechai, and Rivka
|Pai Zolta, her husband Mattasiyahu and their children
|Pai, Dovid and his wife Bracha and their children Pesach, Hindel
|Parnet Chaim, his wife and their daughter
|Parvada Pertz, his wife Rivka and their children Itil, Shlomo, Yaakov
|Przepiurka Alta (daugher of Shlomo and Breindil) and her husband Avraham
and their son Reuven
|Przepiurka Avraham (son of Pinchas) and his wife Feiga nee Bergman
|Przepiurka Avraham son of Hillel, his wife Rozshka, and their children Aharon and Miriam
|Przepiurka Benyamin, his wife Etka
|Przepiurka Chaya'che (daughter of Shlomo and Briendil) and her finance S. Eliezer Gordon
|Przepiurka Feiga (daugher of Shlomo and Breindil) and her husband Yosef and their child
|Przepiurka Kalman, his wife Chaya
|Przepiurka Menachem, his wife Miriam nee Shlezinger, and their children Sheindel, Leah, Yosef
|Przepiurka Mendel (son of Pinchas) and his wife Esther nee Finevasky
and their children Zelig and Yitzchak
|Przepiurka Moshe (son of Pinchas) and his wife Chaya nee Finevasky
and their children Esther, Fishel, Bul'che, Zelik, Yitka
|Przepiurka Nachman-Shimon, his wife Sheindel
|Przepiurka Perl (daughter of Pinchas) and her husband Moshe and ther children, a son and a daughter
|Przepiurka Pinchas (son of Itche-Feivel), his wife Ruchel daughter or Hersch-Fishel
and their son Fishel
|Przepiurka Reuven, his wife nee Meinmar, and their 8 children
|Przepiurka Shlomo (son of Pinchas) and his wife Briendil daughter of Reuven Goldshtein
|Przepiurka Shlomo, his wife Pesiya and their children Henya, Yehudis
|Przepiurka Sura (daughter of Pinchas) and her son Yitzchak
|Przepiurka Yaakov, his wife Feiga and their son Moshe
|Przepiurka Yitzchak, his wife Hadassah nee Bonde, and their daughter Fruma
|Przepiurka Yosef (son of Pinchas) and his wife Malka nee Gorodzky and their children Chaya'che, Yaakov, Sura
|Pashspiyorka Moshe, his wife Sima nee Kapovi, and their son Kila
|Passass Aryeh-Leib, his wife Bracha and their son Avraham
|Passass The Rav Nussan Tzvi
|Passmenter Avraham-Yitzchak, his wife Michla, toiva, Hinda, Hersch-Shlomo, Rivka, Ruchel Aharon, Herschel, Moshe, Golda, Hersch-Leib, Shmuel, Yona
|Passmenter Moshe (Fishele) and his family
|Passmenter Moshe, his wife Etka
|Pastolsky Shalom, his wife Sura-Golda, and their children Shmuel, Yitzchak
|Pastolsky Yosef, his wife Esther, Yisrael Chaim
|Perkal Chana
|Perkal Efraim and his wife
|Perkal Yeshayahu, his wife and their children
|Perl Dovid, his wife Rivka and their children Yaakov-Yosef Malka
|Perlah Liba nee Tikolxkyh and her son Yaakov-Dovid
|Perlmutter the Rav Efraim
|Pomerantz Menashe, his wife Chava and their children Yosef, Dovid and two daughters
|Popiolik Yaakov
|Pormansky Tzvi, his wife and their children
|Ptak Alter and his family
|Ptak Avraham, his wife Mirka nee Maas and their son
|Ptak Hersch-Izak and his family
|Ptak Moshe, and the grandchildren Benny, Leah Yaakov,Chaya, Esther, Odes, Tovah, Itta
|Ptak Nussan and his wife Chana'che nee Shzgilchik
|Ptak Orka, his son Leibel
|Ptak Welah, his wife Chaya
|Ptak Yitzchak, and his son Pesach
|Ptak Zerach, Tavham, Chava
|Poznansky Yehiel, Shalom, Bela Alpha Index
|Ravinsky Ettel, and her two daughters
|Ravinsky Ettel, Roza, Yehoshua, Chana
|Ravinsky Yitzchak and his wife and their their daughters
|Reichembach Meir-Aharon and his family
|Reichenbach Moshe-Yosef, hiw wife Gittel nee Oskola and their children Chava and Sarah
|Reichenbach Yisrael and his family
|Reichik Yosef-Dovid, his wife Ruchel and their children
|Reinhertz Meir, Chana, Leiba
|Reizman Yaakov, his wife Dina their daughter Ruchama and two sons
| Rekanat Herschel, his wife Leah-Bracha nee Markosfeld, and their daughters Beila,
Leiba and two more children
|Ribak Chaim-Tzvi
|Ribak Hindel-Rivka, nee Giltzer
|Rivke Getzel, his wife Chaya-Esther
|Rosenbaum Moshe, his wife and their child
|Rosenbaum Pesach, his wife Esther and their children Freida, Avraham, Yehuda, Zelda, Yisrael, Moshe, Sura-Yetta, Chanoch, Muttel
|Rosenbaum Yosef, his wife and their daughter
|Rosenbaum, Dovid, Pinchas, Yocheved and the family
|Rosenberg Simcha, Ruchel and Moshe
|Rosenblum Dovid and Leah
|Royzin Avraham his wife Sarah nee Neuman and their daughter
|Rozen Yisrael-Yitzchak, his wife Royza nee Rdominsky and their son Shlomo
|Rozinsky Mordechai-Yosef, Michala, Leau, Naftuli, Rivka, Chana, Hinda, Bracha, Yocheved
|Rozinsky Yehuda
|Rozovikoit Chaim-Eli, his wife Sheindel nee Freeman, and their children Freida and Mordechai
|Rozovikoit Moshe, his wife Roza-Beil and their son Zalman Alpha Index
|Sapershtein Sarah-Rivka
|Savar Aharon and his family
|Savar Avraham and his family
|Savar Itzshe and his family
|Savar Mottel and his family
|Schultz Hirsch-Itzik, his wife Fesha-Tova
|Schultz Simcha, his wife nee Shapira
|Schwartz Aharon, Nechuma, Pessiya, Chaim Arieya and Leah
|Schwartzberg Avraham, his wife Elta nee Przepiurka and their son Reuven
|Schwartzberg Avraham, his wife Leah and their son Yehoshua
|Schwartzberg Herschel
|Schwartzberg Itzi'a son of Yosef
|Schwartzberg Mendel, his wife nee Wallershtein and their children
|Schwartzberg Moshe, his wife Ittel and their two children
|Schwartzberg Shmuel-Leib, his wife Ruchel nee Rozbekoit
|Schwartzberg Velvel, his wife Ruchama nee Leviner and their children Feige, Bluma, Henya
|Schwartzberg Yaakov his wife and their children
|Schwartzberg Yosef and his wife and their sons Moshe and Herschel and their daughter Rivka
|Sedovnick Aharon-Yaakov and his family
|Sedovnick Moshek, his wife Bila nee Finkelstein, and their children Nachman, Yisrael, Mindel
|Sedovnick Yaakov and his family
|Sedovnick Yehoshuah, his wife Feika nee Lichtmeir, and their children Yosef, Maria, Chashya
|Segal Alter, Batiya, Noach, Chaim, Moshe, Mendel
|Segalik Efraim-Baruch, his wife Elta-Mirl and their children Meir-Shalom,
Chaim-Shimcha, Yaakov-Hirsch
|Segalik Levi-Yitzchak, his wife Yehudis nee Koskovsky
|Segalik Mendel and his family
|Sendel Choneh and his wife and their daughter
|Serbnick Chana
|Serbnickamin Choneh, his wife Simah and Shmuel
|Serbnickamin Shmuel and his family
|Serbnickamin Sura-Gittel, Malka, Avraham, Chana
|Shapira Beer-Wolf, his wife Tzipa nee Mendelboim and their children Foygele,
Mindele, Aharon-Mendel
|Shapira, Yosef-Dovid, his wife Paska and their children Sura, Tziril, Yaakov, Feige
|Shdelinsky Baruch, his children Yosef and Elka
|Shdelinsky Chaya-Brindel and her two children
|Shdelinsky Moshe, his wife Sheindel and their daughter Rivka
|Shdelinsky Shmuel, his wife Shoshana, and their children Yeshayhu, Hersel, Yosef, Zeisel
|Shdelinsky Yaakov-Yitzchak, his wife Luba and their children Reizel, Yosef, Yeshayhu, Ruchel, Fruma, Chava
|Shdelinsky Yosef, his wife Chaya nee Shwartzberg and their child
|Sheinman Moshe-Aharon and his wife
|Shidlovitz Yitzchak-Shu"b, his wife Finkel
|Shikirka Menachem-Mendel, Feiga, Av raham, Chana, Yehuda, Sura, Fruma, Tzluva,
|Shlezinger Aharon and his wife Hinde
|Shlezinger Avraham-Yechekizhu, his wife Henya nee Boimgarten
|Shlezinger Bunche, Shlomo, Yisrael
|Shlezinger Dovid, his wife and their three children
|Shlezinger Leibel, his wife and two children
|Shlezinger Shlomo and his wife
|Shneidover Meir-Leib his wife Esther nee Paspiyorka and their daughter Sheindel
|Shneidover Yeshiyahu, his wife Esther-Ruchel, and their children Mindel, Yaakov,
Avraham, Berl, Shmuel, Leibel, Duba
|Shneidover Yisrael-Hirsch and his family
|Shochman Leib-Dovid, his wife Pessiya
|Shochman Moshe, his wife and their five children
|Shokuk Chaim, his wife Shusha
|Shpeigelman Iitsha, and his family
|Shpeilman Avraham-Chaim, his wife Chana-Ruchel
|Shpeilman Hanzel, his wife Golda nee Wallershtein, and their children Noach, Ruchel,
Menachem, Foygele
|Shpeilman Itsha, his wife Ruchel nee Grower and their children Feivel, Gittel, Freidel,
Yehoshua, Bluma
|Shpeilman Leibish and his family
|Shpeilman Moshe, his wife Tova and their children Rivka, Kalman, Sura
|Shpeilman Zinvil, his wife Perl nee Tayblum and their children
|Shteinberg Avraham, Yaakov, Itz'ka and their families
|Shteinberg Chaim-Leib, his wife Chaya nee Rotman and the family
|Shteinberg Moshe'ka, his wife Fruma nee Neiman, and their children Mottel, Malka, Leibel, Avraham and Tzvi
|Shteinberg Pinchas and his family
|Shteinberg Shmuel, his wife Brina and their children Avigdor and Perl
|Shteinberg Shmuel-Chaim, his wife Chaya-Beila and their children Meir-Leib, Chava and more children
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CHICAGO, IL – The Chicago Fire Soccer Club announced Monday that the club has reacquired forward Chris Rolfe. The 29-year-old American forward rejoins the Fire after mutually parting ways with Danish Superliga side Aalborg BK, where Rolfe spent the last three seasons. Rolfe will be available for selection by Fire head coach Frank Klopas for the Fire at Toronto FC match at BMO Field on Saturday, April 21 at 2:30 p.m. CT (NBC Sports/97.5 ESPN Deportes). Per MLS and club policy, terms of the deal were not disclosed.
"We are excited to have Chris rejoin the Chicago Fire," said Fire Head Coach Frank Klopas. "Chris is a proven goal scorer with experience in MLS and abroad. Chris will help us as we push for the MLS Cup Playoffs and we are happy to welcome him back to the club."
Rolfe began his professional career with the Chicago Fire as a third round selection in the 2005 MLS SuperDraft. During his tenure with the Fire from 2005 to 2009, the Kettering, Ohio native became a mainstay for the Men in Red, scoring 40 goals and tallying 20 assists in 149 games across all competitions. Rolfe helped lead the Fire to the club's fourth Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup in 2006.
"I'm thrilled to return to Chicago and play for the Chicago Fire," said Rolfe. "The Fire has always been a special place for me. I look forward to getting in and putting in the work to help the team."
Rolfe's performance with the Fire led him to his first cap with the United States national team during a friendly in Scotland on November 12, 2005. Since then he has appeared 10 times and registered one assist for the United States.
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Position: Forward
Height: 5'8" (1.73 m)
Weight: 146 lbs. (66 kg)
Born: January 17, 1983
Birthplace: Kettering, Ohio
Hometown: Kettering, Ohio
Citizenship: USA
College: University of Dayton
Last Club: Aalborg BK (DEN)
How Acquired: Signed as a free agent on April 17, 2012


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Thanksgiving weekend is supposed to be a time of delicious food and family camaraderie. Apparently, it's also when people go around looking like unwashed slobs.
At least, that's what the week's press releases are telling us. Emerald Nuts informs us that "in order to be the first in line for a great deal," 43% of Black Friday shoppers will forgo shaving or makeup. Thirty-six percent will neglect to shower. The nut company has apparently compiled this data because it would like shoppers to save time by eating its Breakfast on the go! packs, which can hopefully be consumed in the shower.
According to another release, this one from LiveStrong, 87% of women apply less makeup over Thanksgiving than at other times. And yet, shockingly, sex is more popular than cleaning, watching movies, or shopping as a holiday activity. Someone is having sex with an un-made-up woman? And moreover, who are these people who prefer sex to giving the floor a good scrub? Probably the same gross slatterns who are skipping showers in order to score Black Friday deals. Get it together, people. Eat some nuts or something.
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Because the alternative is just too silly.
Dave Hill
Because the alternative is just too silly.
Dave Hill
chigau (副) says
ebotebo says
For a person, of modern times, to believe something that would bring ancient men and women to the trough. Even with all the death and killings, and everything that goes into the history of religions. It is a silly pastime!
ebotebo says
Oh! Thank You David!!
a3kr0n says
I know a Dave Hill, but I'm pretty sure you're not the same Dave Hill, unless you have a brother named Greg.
Aratina Cage says
Exactly, Dave. Theism is the silliest thing in the world.
Ing: I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream So I Comment Instead says
Hey, Dave, I'm happy for ya and gonna let you finish, but can we get more WIAAA that are more than just a quip?
humanape says
Seven words is enough. The idea that there's a supernatural creature with unlimited magical powers hiding somewhere in the universe is ridiculous and it's a waste of time to talk about it. Writing an entire book about why god fairies are not real (like Mr. Dawkins did) is equivalent to writing a book about why tooth fairies are not real.
Ing: I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream So I Comment Instead says
As usual you're profoundly moronic.
If something is supposedly easy and people have trouble doing it then it's clearly not easy.
The big difference is that society does not reinforce Tooth fairies as real. It in fact rewards you for figuring out they aren't.
It's frankly dishonest and annoying to constantly see atheists paint the issue this way. It's dehumanizing or belittling to theists.
Margaret says
But how did you come to that conclusion, Dave? Did you painfully escape from religious indoctrination, did you have those rare wonderful parents who taught you to think for yourself, were you one of those precocious brats who thought for themselves at an early age, …?
The silliness is why I, too, am an atheist, but the interesting WIAAA stories are the actual stories of how an individual came to that realization. I haven't submitted an entry since I have only that same trivial conclusion without any personal story of how I slowly came to that realization.
Ing: I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream So I Comment Instead says
Sorry to dish it out on you Dave, but after so many micro WIAAA they loose their novelty.
peterh says
How easily, then, are theists belittled. Or is it that they cling to dehumanizing precepts (which are falsely prettied up with empty word salads) and thereby belittle themselves? It's OK (but fruitless) to shoot the messenger, Ing; you wouldn't be the first to do so. In case you hadn't noticed, shooting the messenger does not negate the message.
Ing: I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream So I Comment Instead says
Do you have an actual point?
The message is wrong, dumb ass.
When you have all these WIAAA which are stories of people overcoming indoctrination or suffering from leaving religion or facing obstacles and all that…and then some that just say "LULZ Cause only an idiot would be!" It's both erroneous and annoying.
"Because I'm not an idiot" is not an actual answer.
Ing: I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream So I Comment Instead says
Why don't I like this WIAAA? Because I'm not an idiot.
Aratina Cage says
I don't really agree with you on this one, Ing. There can never be too many of these short and right to the point reasons for why some people are atheists, tiresome as they may have become. Sorry that you're getting burned out over them.
And I think your characterization of the short and snarky ones as dehumanizing (#8) is going too far. That's like saying that it is dehumanizing to tell people (well, children) that Santa isn't real and is a silly belief. It's not polite, sure, but in no way is it dehumanizing.
Theists may not think that their belief in the existence of a god is silly, but those of us atheists who can look back on a past belief in gods can see that they were in fact silly. In my opinion, it sure would have been nice to have always been able to look at theism that way, as Dave got to, and to have seen it for what it was at its most benign, which is silliness.
(BTW, I see what you did there in #13.)
Ing: I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream So I Comment Instead says
It is dehumanizing because it's basically otherizing. Theists aren't people who are mistaken, they are fools and idiots.
It's irritating and that sentiment will cut off growth of the movement.
Margaret says
The theists dehumanize us continually. Our pointing out that they are being idiotic is nowhere near as otherizing as their continual claims that we are evil and deserve to be tortured for eternity. I'm an idiot a lot of the time and one of the reasons I like to read Pharyngula is for an occasional kick in the pants that gets me to look at my misconceptions, prejudices, and privileges. I don't consider that to be dehumanizing me but rather to be making me more aware and more human.
Ing: I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream So I Comment Instead says
Yes and how does this raise awareness on anything? that's my point. There is literally no content. It's just a circle jerk of Atheism Supremacist
davidhill4000 says
—-I've been informed that my submission to Pharyngula's "Why I am an atheist has been accepted for publication. Thank you Mr. Warhol.
—-Sorry to disappoint Ing, who seems unsatisfied, but my experience of religion is as stated. I've never believed. I've never seen compelling evidence sufficient to change that condition. And I've never felt compelled to recruit others to my position. It was never considered that important in my family.
—-Maybe this anecdote will clarify. My father was the smartest man I've ever met. John Hill co-invented with Sidney Rubens and Arnold Cohen, digital computer magnetic memory, the hard drive (1947, Engineering Research Associates.) He married my mother (who was raised as a theist, dunno what kind) in 1948. The family legend has it that as part of the negotiations Dad offered to "Attend any denomination my mother chose, as long as he wasn't asked to believe it."
—-They went Unitarian and spent the rest of their lives as slightly pink do-gooders. Einstein and Oppenheimer weren't the only pacifists during the red scare. The pragmatic problem was that the lunatics were in charge (on both sides) backed by the mob. Sound familiar? Dad helped fund such organizations as Klanwatch, the Southern Poverty Law Center and the Amherst H. Wilder Foundation. They also valued education and contributed substantially to educational institutions including (with 4 others) creating an endowed chair in the history of technology at the University of Minnesota.
—-Dad died quietly August 30, 2009 without benefit of clergy. All of us kids were there to make sure his wishes were followed. I've attended two births (my sons) and many deaths and never felt anything mystical.
—-I think my siblings have stayed with the UU, probably for the social advantages. Again, we just don't think much about it.
—-Sorry to take so long to respond, but I had to be pointed at the original post. If I'm lucky, this'll get buried in the threads and never be read.
Warmest Regards
David Hill
Aratina Cage says
If I'm lucky, this'll get buried in the threads and never be read.
Sorry, Dave, not this time. ;) And the stuff you added was very interesting.
davidhill4000 says
Doh! Curse you digital memory and social exposure!!


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In the final part of his series, Wes Noonan describes five ways to harden the network infrastructure and protect data in the event that the network perimeter fails.
In this three-part series, Wes Noonan, author of "Hardening network infrastructures," will review steps you can take from both a Windows and network perspective to protect your data regardless of what is occurring at the network perimeter. Click to return to part one or part two.
In part one, I explained that the key to handling network de-perimeterization is not to remove the perimeter, but to acknowledge that it is so porous you must take steps in securing data from the malicious traffic that crosses it. Part two covered steps for hardening Windows, and here I'll focus on steps for securing the network infrastructure.
One common security mistake is to treat the network and applications as separate entities that never interact. You may have separate people maintaining them, separate security policies, separate procedures and so on. Hardening Windows servers will go a long way toward protecting the integrity of the data on those servers, but you must also harden the network infrastructure itself. Start by taking the following five steps.
1. Implement access control lists (ACLs)
If someone can get inside your network, they can gain access to your Windows systems. You need to implement strict ACLs on your network equipment and grant access only to those users that require it. For example, do users in Houston ever need access to systems in New York? If not, chances are the traffic passing between those systems isn't essential to the business.
2. Implement network-based access control (NBAC)
Connecting systems to the network used to be a hassle: You had to build the network drivers, assign addresses and physically connect systems to get them to talk. Although this made it difficult for unauthorized systems to easily connect to the network, it created excessive administrative overhead. Then technologies like star-wired networks and Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) made it exceedingly simple to connect systems to the network. At first I rejoiced! But now I realize anyone can connect to the network. In fact, approximately 90% of the customers I visit have live network jacks that I can easily plug into to gain network access even if they have some written policy that states unauthorized connections are not permitted.
NBAC seeks to provide an enforcement mechanism to support those written policies. With NBAC, you want to define what is an authorized user and ensure connected systems are running the appropriate patches and software versions. If they aren't, they are placed in quarantine until the system is patched or updated.
3. Restrict remote connections
Implementing a VPN can be a risky endeavor. It permits network access for both users and viruses. Instead of allowing VPN access to your entire network, implement network ACLs that restrict remote users only to the servers and resources they need. For instance, using a VPN to connect Citrix or Terminal Server farms ensures that the only traffic allowed through the VPN is the Citrix traffic to the Citrix servers; if a remote client's system is infected, it will not infect your network.
4. Restrict and secure wireless connections
If implemented behind your firewall, wireless LAN connections create a particularly large, gaping hole in your network perimeter. As a result, your wireless LAN connections should be treated like any other remote connection: Terminate them outside your firewall and require a VPN connection to gain access to internal and protected resources.
5. Implement IPsec
Implementing IPsec on your network is a great way to protect data in transit from being compromised. But it's no panacea. For example, if a machine is infected with Slammer, IPsec will only ensure the Slammer traffic is encrypted before it is transmitted. When used in conjunction with the other hardening methods, however, IPsec can serve as an effective method for protecting your internal traffic from prying eyes.
Due to network de-perimeterization, you can no longer rely exclusively on the network perimeter to protect systems and data. Removing the perimeter entirely is not the solution, nor is hardening the perimeter alone. You must also harden your Windows systems and network infrastructures to protect data in the event that the network perimeter fails or is circumvented.
Click to return to part one about the weakened state of the network perimeter or part two for eight ways to protect Windows from perimeter threats.
About the Author
Wesley J. Noonan has been working in the computer industry for over 12 years, specializing in Windows-based networks and network infrastructure security design and implementation. He is a senior network consultant for Collective Technologies, LLC (www.colltech.com). Wes recently authored the book "Hardening network infrastructures" for Osborne/McGraw-Hill and previously authored a chapter on network security and design for "The CISSP training guide" by QUE Publishing.
For More Information
Read part one to learn about the de-perimeterization of the network.
Read part two for eight ways to protect Windows from perimeter threats.
Learn 10 steps NOT to take when securing your Windows perimeter.


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I need to use CalculateField_management in a Python script, and the calc expression needs to concatenate a runtime variable, a string, and a field (string) value. I have searched all over for examples from which to learn. I have tried many things I have found in my research and some of my own ideas, too, but I just can't get the calc expression to evaluate. I am now completely confused and need some help to dig out of this hole. So, here's the scoop.
The field to be calculated, DESCRIP, is a string field in a fGDB feature class with one feature. The runtime variable, enddesg, will be a string. Essentially, what I want to do is concatenate the runtime value with a (longish) string and prepend that to the existing value in the DESCRIP field, storing the result back in the DESCRIP field. I have tried many forms of an "all-in-one" string for the expression, but nothing worked. I came to the conclusion that a pre-logic approach would be better, but I haven't been able to get that to work either. Below is what I have right now.
expr = "getDescription(str(enddesg))"
codeblock = """def getDescription(endstr):
exprstr = endstr + ' Touchdown Zone Elevation;duplicated from existing control point;' + !DESCRIP!
return exprstr"""
arcpy.CalculateField_management(perpptsSX_src, "DESCRIP", expr, 'PYTHON_9.3', codeblock) #Should be only one feature in the source
(BTW, the enddesg variable is either a string or an integer but is converted to a string as input.) I get the following error:
<class 'arcgisscripting.ExecuteError'>: Failed to execute. Parameters are not valid.
ERROR 000989: Python syntax error: Parsing error <type 'exceptions.SyntaxError'>: invalid syntax (line 2)
Failed to execute (CalculateField).
The following code variation produces no errors, but I also get nothing entered in the DESCRIP field.
expr = "getDescription(str(enddesg), !DESCRIP!)"
codeblock = """def getDescription(endstr, desc):
exprstr = endstr + ' Touchdown Zone Elevation;duplicated from existing control point;' + desc
return exprstr"""
I am now thoroughly confused.


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Quinoa, lentil & feta salad
Nutrition and extra info
- Vegetarian
- Healthy
Nutrition: per serving
- kcal286
- fat9g
- saturates3g
- carbs39g
- sugars6g
- fibre2g
- protein16g
- salt1.48g
- 200g quinoa
Tiny, bead-shaped, with a slightly bitter flavour and firm texture, quinoa may not be a…
- 1 tsp olive oil
Olive oilol-iv oyl
Probably the most widely-used oil in cooking, olive oil is pressed from fresh olives. It's…
- 1 shallot or ½ onion, finely chopped
Related to the onion (as opposed to being a younger version of it), shallots grow in clusters at…
- 2 tbsp tarragon, roughly chopped
A popular and versatile herb, tarragon has an intense flavour that's a unique mix of sweet…
- 14oz 400g can Puy or green lentils rinsed and drained
The lentil plant (Lens Culinaris) originates from Asia and North Africa and is one of our oldest…
- ¼ cucumber, lightly peeled and diced
- 100g feta cheese, crumbled
- 6 spring onions, thinly sliced
Spring onionsp-ring un-yun
Also known as scallions or green onions, spring onions are in fact very young onions, harvested…
- zest and juice 1 orange
One of the best-known citrus fruits, oranges aren't necessarily orange - some varieties are…
- 1 tbsp red or white wine vinegar
Cook the quinoa in a large pan of boiling water for 10-15 mins until tender, drain well, then set aside to cool.
Meanwhile, heat the oil in a small pan, then cook the shallot or onion for a few mins until softened. Add the tarragon, stir well, then remove from the heat.
Stir the softened shallot and tarragon into the cooled quinoa along with the lentils, cucumber, feta, spring onions, orange zest and juice and vinegar. Toss well together and chill until ready to serve.
Recipe Tip
TipFor extra flavour, try adding a stock cube to the water when cooking quinoa. Kallo has an excellent range of Very Low Salt cubes.


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- (adj) (especially of a principle, place, or routine) regarded as too important or valuable to be interfered with;"the individual's right to work has been upheld as sacrosanct"
Sacrosanct (सैक्रोसैंगक्ट) meaning in Hindi (English to Hindi Dictionary)
- पवित्र, पुण्यमय, पुनीत
Sacrosanct Origin
- late 15th century: from Latin sacrosanctus, from sacro 'by a sacred rite' (ablative of sacrum ) + sanctus 'holy'.
Sacrosanct in a sentence (word usage in recent newspaper)
- Operational military matters are sacrosanct and discussing them like movie reviews is foolishness.
- The Supreme Court is the highest court of the land and its word is final and sacrosanct.
- All three forces — Army, Air Force and Navy — are treated as sacrosanct in India.
- The Indian society may consider marriage to be sacrosanct.
- Independence of judiciary is sacrosanct, says law minister RS Prasad.
Mnemonic trick to remember the meaning of sacrosanct
- Sacrosanct = Sacro (100's) + "sant" ; something must be 'sacred' here.
Sacrosanct Pronunciation
Marital Rape Not A Crime, Marriage Is Sacred: Govt To Parliament


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KEENE VALLEY - The Mountaineer will host the 10th annual Great Adirondack Trail Run Saturday.
This charity event supports the AuSable and Boquet River Associations and provides an educational opportunity for children and adults to learn about river ecosystems, while giving people a chance to enjoy the mountains, get some exercise and celebrate spring and black fly season before the summer arrives.
There are two runs: an 11.5-mile strenuous run up the back side of Hopkins Mountain and down to Keene Valley, and a 3.5 mile "fun run" which travels from Baxter Mountain Tavern to Keene Valley.
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A runner takes on the challenging 11.5-mile course during last year's Great Adirondack Trail Run in Keene Valley.
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At this time, the 11.5 mile run is filled to capacity, but registrations will be accepted for the 3.5 mile run at any time, including the day of the race.
Cost of registration for the 3.5-mile run is $20 for adults and $5 for kids 14 and under.
All runners and members of the community are invited to attend a post-run celebration at the Keene Valley Country Club on Route 73 in Keene Valley. There will be food for just $8 per person, drink (including beer from Lake Placid Pub and Brewery) and live music from The Retro Rockets. The celebration starts at 11 a.m., with awards at 2 p.m.
The Mountaineer is also asking that all participants and attendees bring a non-perishable donation to the Keene Food Pantry. Donations will be accepted at The Mountaineer and at the post-race celebration at Keene Valley Country Club.
The longer run will begin at 9 a.m., with runners starting one at a time in a staggered format (one per minute). The 3.5 mile fun run will begin at 10 a.m. from the Baxter Mountain Tavern on Route 9N between Keene and Elizabethtown, also with a staggered start.
A shuttle will be available from the parking/finish area at the Mountaineer in Keene Valley to the trailhead for both runs.
More information on both runs is available at www.mountaineer.com.
For more information, contact Vinny McClelland (email@example.com) or Holly Blanchard (firstname.lastname@example.com) or call 518-576-2281.


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My Turn: Regional Plan Update – economic sustainability at Tahoe?
Special to the Sun
TAHOE VISTA, Calif. – True redevelopment is a good idea, but adding hundreds of new units and hundreds of thousands of square feet of new development is just more development without any concept of true economic sustainability.
Where is the economic study? All we get is marketing studies, which is a sloppy way to bypass really knowing what our economy is. Economic models are just that – models, the specific requirements for proven success have not been identified. Is relying on more real estate development and begging for jobs from the ski industry the answer to our economic woes?
The Regional Plan Update is based on marketing studies using large scale hotels and large new tourist high rise areas as a basis for more development.
Can you tell me just how many living wage jobs will be created with the new development envisioned with this Regional Plan Update? A majority of the new jobs will likely be minimum wage, minimum hours related to services and retail and short-lived construction jobs.
The Regional Plan Update is a developer's dream, with many incentives to entice the companies like Vail Resorts and other out-of-basin corporations to purchase and build within the Basin.
Examples of the Regional Plan incentives that encourage building without how it impacts jobs in the long run are many. For example: Transfer of Development Rights program – if you sell your cabin to a developer and he or she tears it down and restores the site, the developer could receive the right to build up to six new units in Kings Beach, Tahoe City or Incline Village; if you own and tear down 350 square-foot motel units, you can build a hotel/timeshare with 1,200-1,800 sq. ft. units; even better, you can now develop pristine open space with new homes, condos, hotel and commercial buildings.
Economic sustainability is not based on overloading each small community with services, too many timeshare units or tourist shopping districts.
We cannot control the weather or the economic climate – these are global systemic problems not just isolated to the Lake Basin or region. For comparison, consider how often weather forecasts are correct.
The Regional Plan Update is too experimental and our basin too fragile to risk for more ski villages and over-developed town centers. The Regional Plan is a radical departure from the current plan and will create a radical change in the Tahoe Basin forever changing its future.
Ellie Waller is a Tahoe Vista resident.


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What Is the Community Around Benedictine Like?
Benedictine University is located 25 miles outside Chicago within one of the safest areas of Illinois. This location allows students to experience both the safety and beauty of suburban life in Lisle, and the close availability of metropolitan life in Chicago.
Village of Lisle
Lisle Chamber of Commerce
Lisle Convention and Visitors Bureau
Lisle Park District
City of Naperville
Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce
DuPage County Convention and Visitors Bureau
The University is located just 25 minutes from downtown Chicago and two miles from the train station. Chicago is known for its diverse culture that is welcoming to all. All ethnic groups are represented in the architecture, exhibits, festivals, and restaurants around the city. It is easy to find a little piece of home wherever you go.
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Today, we took a day trip to the Almanzo Wilder property located in upstate New York, near Malone. This is where Almanzo's early days took place as recounted by Laura in Farmer Boy. The house is original - including some of the floor boards so today we walked where Almanzo walked.
The barns have been rebuilt three times, most recently in 1991.
The management does not permit photography of the building interiors. The main house is furnished in period furnishings, including rope beds for the boys. There is no original furniture, but there is a bed cover which did belong to the Wilders. The curators also uncovered the famous black mark on the parlour wall which Almanzo recollects. The barns have period farming tools and sleds as as very interesting wool display. There are no animals on the property.
At the time of our visit, there were only three other families so we had an individualized tour which was very informative. The girls really enjoyed the chance to pump water from the same well where Almanzo would have collected the water each day.
Almanzo also would have enjoyed climbing this maple tree which is original to the property.
The girls had a chance to pick apples from the orchard.
There is a visitor centre / gift shop stocked with interesting LHP items.
This was a fun outing and the first stop on our LHP tour. Next summer, we plan to visit Minnesota and continue the tour.
I hope you are enjoying the long weekend and thanks for stopping by!


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Source: WJHG.com
Washington County Sheriff's Deputies arrested 25-year old Stephanie Austine Lynn around 6:00 Friday night. She's charged with 3-counts of cruel death, pain or suffering, and 1-count of passing, counterfeiting, using, presenting or uttering a certificate of veterinarian inspection. Lynn is the owner and operator of Eternal Freedom Horse Rescue near Chipley.
When we talked to her in March, she was caring for about 3-dozen horses that had been neglected or abandoned by their owners. At that time, Lynn's critics said her 20-acre ranch could not adequately provide for that many horses. But Lynn
defended her actions. Christy McAlister is one of Eternal Freedom's clients. "When I first met her she had 15 and some would look awful. Then they'd plump up and get better. But now it looks like its just gotten out of control."
Stephanie Lynn, Eterrnal Freedom owner told us why. "We took in more because I can't say, 'no' sometimes. When someone shows me a picture of a horse, like Traveler who was nothing but skin and bones, I can't say, 'no' knowing that that horse may
Deputies released Lynn from the Washington County Jail in Chipley around midnight last night, after she posted bond. Jail record do not say if any of the horses under Lynn's care died, nor do they specify the type of vet certificate or inspection she allegedly forged. Ms. Lynn is scheduled to be arraigned on the charges next month.
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Rural Culture Elements
Rural Cultural Elements
Many rural communities squirm when asked, "What does your community have that a visitor would want to see?" The answer (given too often) is, "We don't have anything in this town." The truth is every town has a story to tell and offer visitors but it is sometimes hard to see what is right under your nose.
To help a community see their story, the Kansas Sampler Foundation recommends that they use the eight rural culture elements as a guide. Seeing your community with new eyes can spur a new interest and energy within the town and lead to new ideas and efforts in a manner that will help sustain a town.
The eight elements are:
HistoryPeopleAssess your town using the eight Rural Culture ElementsEverything in a town fits into one of these elements and every town, even a ghost town, has a story to tell about each element.
The eight elements pages listed at the right provide suggestions on how to use the elements to assess your town.
If the assessment is done right, you will turn up all sorts of fascinating facts and unique places. You might find places, stores, or statues that people either couldn't see because they were right under their nose or were too far off-the-beaten track to remember.
After The Assessment
The information you gather will be useful in many ways. It will help you see how you are different or similar to neighboring towns and places around the state. For instance, the assessment may help you realize that you have a great number of historic churches in your town and that you could develop a brochure with the other towns in your county.
- Determine Your Goals:It might be helpful to wait until after the assessment to determine goals and a mission statement. The assessment may help you see your community in such a way that it will cause you to review original goals. What were the highlights and strong points of the assessment? Do you want to use the assessment to:
- educate local citizens?
- develop a strategy to bring visitors to your town?
- develop economic and community development plans?
- Plan How You'll Tell Your Story
- Develop group itineraries.
- Develop a brochure for explorer-types.
- Develop a web site and a presence on Facebook and Twitter.
- Develop self-guided driving or walking tours.
- Erect plaques or signs that interpret a site.
- Write a play or compose a song about your town.
- Educate your own community through newspaper articles, window displays, and at civic group presentations.
- Create a booth to display at trade shows.
- Use your assessments to stimulate community project ideas.
- Collaborate with local or regional tourism groups, historical society's, art councils, schools, and chambers of commerce.
- Put together a power point or You Tube Video to educate locals and inform other groups about the story of your town and what it has to offer.
- Visit other towns to see what they have done.
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This is a great piece of history, which is dear to our hearts as people and very much appreciated.
Many thanks to the people who worked hard in the past and those who are still making efforts to keep the institution.
The labour is obviouly worth it. We are proud of you all.
A lot still to be done, with the motivation of the champions of this course, others will follow as well to maintain the institution
May God continue to keep the edifice for development of future generations to the glory of God and the benefits of our fatherland.