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Saturday, March 3, 2012
They Hate Women (And Always Have)
Posted by Frank Schaeffer at 7:59 AM
3 comments:
- bini said...
Yeah, I feel that! At times I say to my husband,"If you can't validate what I'm expressing about my experience (as a woman) because of your beliefs, you'll be a woman in your next life!" =c)
- March 3, 2012 at 8:40 AM
- Marash Girl said...
Hate is a rather strong word, but then, actions speak louder than words. Control is a distorted form of love, is it not? But I'm not sure that that equals hatred.
- March 3, 2012 at 1:50 PM
- Ex-Crusader said...
They're afraid of women. To them, women are inherently sinful, dirty, impulsive and inferior. If they can't control women, they fear they will become like women or be contaminated by them. It's called patriarchy and it sucks for all of us.
- March 3, 2012 at 3:04 PM
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I'm too cool to care either way
Wii rules you guys are gay
Sounds fun, hope it's a game I have.
I don't have Killzone 2 yet, but I do have Resistance 1 and 2 as shooters.
For people that would like other games online I also have GTA4, Saints Row 2, Motorstorm and Skate with online support.
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Opening-Day Festivities for "Girl with a Pearl Earring: Dutch Paintings from the Mauritshuis" and "Rembrandt's Century"
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Possibly Portraits?: Doing and Viewing Art for Children & Families
Is Vermeer's Girl with a Pearl Earring a portrait or tronie? Come learn what tronie means and explore characters of the Dutch Golden Age. Build your own work of art through drawing, collage, and embellishing with trims, lace, and jewels.
noon–2 pm
Baroque music by MUSA
Emily Botel, Natalie Carducci, violin
Addi Liu, viola
Gretchen Claassen, cello
Derek Tam, harpsichord
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Live classical music performed by Revolution Quartet featuring L.L. Aspect (Slump Co./Jazz Mafia)
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Jory Fankuchen, Adam Scow, violin
Charith Premawardhana, viola
Samsun van Loon, cello
• Music by Schubert, Mozart, Beethoven, and classic chamber remixes
1:30–4:30 pm
Members of the Society for Creative Anachronism enliven the space and delight visitors with artist demonstrations. Rotating demos including spinning, weaving with ankle looms, wire and bead jewelry-making, lacemaking, and more.
noon–2 pm & 3–4:30 pm
Enter a re-creation of Vermeer's studio in the Piazzoni Murals Room, organized by Rick Rodrigues, drawing instructor at City College of San Francisco
An Afternoon of Lively Talks
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Overview: Girl with a Pearl Earring: Dutch Paintings from the Mauritshuis
Melissa Buron, Assistant Curator of European Art, FAMSF
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Rembrandt's Art of Darkness
James A. Ganz, Curator, Achenbach Foundation for Graphic Arts, FAMSF
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Under the Lens and onto the Page: Animals and Art in the 17th Century
Colleen Terry, Assistant Curator, Achenbach Foundation for Graphic Arts, FAMSF
Part 1 of Artful Animals is currently on view at the Legion of Honor on view through April 28. Part 2 opens April 30.
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ISSUE 119 | 16 March 2009 | Visit us at Facebook or nga.gov.au/whatson
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Edgar Degas Dancer in fourth position c 1885
National Gallery of Australia, Canberra Gift of Margaret Hannah Olley, 2008
(top) Edgar Degas The dance class c 1873 Corcoran Gallery of Art, Washington DC William A Clark Collection, 1926
Both part of Degas: master of French art
View the newly arrived Degas pastel Woman bathing, recently purchased at the Yves Saint Laurent sale in Paris.
Australia's first ever exhibition of works by French artist Edgar Degas (1834–1917) is now showing at the National Gallery of Australia, and is exclusive to Canberra.
The exhibition includes more than 120 paintings, drawings, sculptures, monotypes, prints, and photographs drawn from 45 collections from all over the world. Works are drawn from prestigious galleries such as the Musée d'Orsay in Paris, the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York and the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC.
Degas was an innovator in depicting images of everyday life in Paris. Many of the works exhibited focus on Degas' favourite subject matter—the ballet, behind-the-scenes views at the opera, the racetrack, café-concerts, laundresses and women bathing.
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(below) Edgar Degas At the races: before the start c 1880–92 (detail) Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Richmond, Virginia Collection of Mr and Mrs Paul Mellon
The Brew Guitar Duo performing in the Degas: master of French art exhibition foyer, as part of Sunset Sessions.
Degas at the races
Degas and photography
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Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec The seated clown: Mademoiseille Cha-u-ka-o 1896 National Gallery of Australia, Canberra Purchased 1977
part of Degas' world: the rage for change
The world of work: capturing the spontaneous and the unselfconscious
Life drawing and etching
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(below) David Rose Floating frog I 1979
(detail) National Gallery of Australia, Canberra Gift of the artist 1992
Silently stirring
Rosalie Gascoigne Chatting up 1994 (detail) National Gallery of Australia, Canberra Gift of Peter Fay 2005 © Rosalie Gascoigne. Licensed by VISCOPY, Australia
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(below) Clementine-Helene Dufau The sling 1898 (detail)
National Gallery of Australia, Canberra Gift of Orde Poynton Esq. CMG
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Mochizuki Gyokusen Wagtails by a rocky torrent Meiji period 1868-1912 (detail) National Gallery of Australia, Canberra Purchased 2004
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Clarice Beckett Sandringham Beach c 1933 National Gallery of Australia, Canberra
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War Hawks to go bowl-ing after 53-0 Win
ABILENE, Texas - All season long McMurry football head coach Hal Mumme has stressed to his team the importance of winning at least six contests. With Saturday's 53-0 win over Texas College at Wilford Moore Stadium, reaching that plateau paid off for the War Hawks (6-3) when they received a post-game invitation to participate in the C.H.A.M.P.S. Heart of Texas Bowl on December 1 versus an opponent to be determined.
The Heart of Texas Bowl, which has existed for 12 years as a JUCO bowl game, is adding an NCAA Division II game this season to make the event a doubleheader. Mumme was the former head coach at Copperas Cove High School and several War Hawk players are CCHS graduates.
It is McMurry's first official bowl game since it won the 1949 Oleander Bowl, 19-13, over Missouri Valley College under then-head coach Wilford Moore (the stadium's namesake!). McM lost to Missouri College in the 1947 Boy's Ranch Bowl in its only other Bowl game. (The 1994 McMurry squad lost in the Aztec Bowl to a team of Mexican All-Stars, but the game's result is not recognized by the NCAA).
The invitation to the C.H.A.M.P.S. Heart of Texas Bowl – read to the players and crowd of 1,553 by McM president Dr. John Russell – was the perfect topper to a day during which the McMurry team set numerous records and milestones on its way to a third-consecutive victory.
Appropriately enough, it was decorated senior quarterback Jake Mullin who, literally, had a hand in each record–setting moment. On the War Hawks' second drive of the day – beginning with a first-and-ten from McM's own five – Mullin hit Jeret Smith in full stride near the 30-yard line and the speedy receiver out-ran the TC coverage for a touchdown.
It was the longest passing play in McMurry school history. The previous mark was an 89-yard aerial from Lee King to Richard Compton in 1960.
Later in the first quarter, Mullin reached a personal milestone when he threw a nine-yard strike, also to Smith, for his 1,000th career completion.
But there were more records ahead for the War Hawks' vaunted "Air Raid Offense" versus the Steers (2-8).
Mullin would go on to complete 49-of-63 passes for 471 yards and seven touchdowns in his stint. The 49 completions topped his own single-game mark of 43 set last season versus Texas Lutheran, while tying the TD toss record of seven for the third time (sharing it with Braxton Shaver) in his career.
With Mullin giving way to both Brady Lambert and Tyler Rentfro in the fourth quarter, his understudies kept adding to the War Hawks' gaudy offensive numbers. As a unit, McM was 59-of-79 through the air, both team single-game passing records, as well. Lambert also had a touchdown throw, giving the team a record-tying eighth aerial score.
12 different receivers caught balls in the game, as Greg Livingston and Joshua Chatman had nine grabs each. Livingston accounted for 94 yards and two TDs, while Chatman had one touchdown catch and 60 yards receiving.
Clinton McCoy made eight catches for 138 yards and two scores. Smith had seven catches for a game-leading 148 yards and three TDs (on throws of 95, 28 and 2 yards).
Factoring in the team's 21 rushing attempts, McMurry reeled off 100 plays in all. That surpassed the previous best of 98 plays accomplished in 2005 versus Mississippi College.
On the afternoon, McM out-gained the Steers by a huge margin of 664-to-153 yards in total offense.
Not to be lost in the shuffle of all the fireworks generated by the McM offense was another outstanding effort by the defense, pitching its first shutout of the season. It was also the fifth time in which the unit has held a foe to 20 or fewer points in a game.
Linebacker Jonathan Blair's seven tackles led the charge. He also had one of his team's four sacks on the day. Josh Bridges and Corey Hall each had a full sack, while M.D. Daniels and Demonte Byrd combined on one, as well.
Hall now has 20 ½ career sacks and needs 2 ½ more to break Brian Venezuela's mark of 22 ½ sacks from 1996-2000.
Hall recovered one fumble, while D.J. Baiza picked up two loose balls from Texas College. Desmond Guy intercepted his third pass of the year, tying him for the team lead.
The victory also assured the War Hawks of a third-consecutive winning season for the first time by a McMurry team since the 1998-2000 seasons.
McMurry will host Bacone College next Saturday (2 p.m.) at Wilford Moore Stadium in the third of four-consecutive home games to close out the regular season.
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Much work has been done since 1992 to move the world closer to a common and sustainable future, but 20 years down the road we have yet to deliver on this fundamental principle – too many people in this world are still not living a healthy and productive life while the world grows in ways that are not always in harmony with nature. FAO seeks to stimulate consensus on the changes needed at, global, regional and national levels to eradicate hunger, support the transition to sustainable food consumption and production systems and ensure greater fairness in food management. It calls for this consensus to be translated into a deep and sustainable commitment to act. And it appeals to all stakeholders represented at Rio+20 to adopt with urgency a new resolve to work together in a genuine spirit of cooperation and partnership to implement the steps needed and hold themselves accountable for achieving the first principle of Rio 1992.
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Viper defenceman Ryan Renz checks Sean Maktaak of the Centennials in BCHL play Tuesday night in Merritt. The teams tied 2-2.
Vernon Vipers tie up CentsPublished: February 06, 2013 3:00 PM
Updated: February 06, 2013 3:49 PM
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Their playoff hopes have been reduced to an improbable mathematical equation, but the Vernon Vipers are giving it an honest effort as they head down the B.C. Hockey League stretch.
The Snakes skated to a 2-2 draw against the host Merritt Centennials on a rare Tuesday-nighter at Nicola Valley Arena.
Head coach Jason Williamson liked the hustle he saw on the postage-stamp ice surface and felt the Vipers held more of the play, despite being outshot 37-34. Vernon netminder Austin Smith supported the cause with a 35-save, first-star performance.
"Things happen in a hurry in that rink," said Williamson, who praised his players for filling the void left by those that departed at the carding deadline.
"It's just some players we've given more ice time to and they've run with it. Before they were maybe relying on other guys and now it's them.
"We're going to go until the end. It (playoffs)doesn't look totally positive but our kids are still playing hard."
Even if Vernon (15-22-1-7) wins its remaining 11 games outright, the Salmon Arm SilverBacks (21-19-2-4), occupiers of the fourth and final Interior Division playoff spot, would only need to win six of their remaining 10 to clinch.
The Vipers will host a pair of weekend tilts at Wesbild Centre, starting Saturday night against the West Kelowna Warriors (20-12-3-8). The first-overall Victoria Grizzlies (31-9-0-6) are in town for a 4 p.m. Sunday matinee.
Mason Blacklock (14th goal) led the Vipers with a goal and an assist to earn second star. Brendan Persley (3rd) had the other Vernon snipe.
Blacklock has 10 points (5-5-10) in eight games since joining the Viper den at the deadline. With Vernon down a goal at the intermission, he took a deft one-touch pass from Liam Board early in the second period and wheeled into Merritt's zone to snap one by keeper Tyler Steel from the top of the circle.
"Blacky's been great," said Williamson. "Each and every game he's been one of our better players."
Persley deflected a Bryce Eviston point shot at 8:54 for the go-ahead goal.
"He's just an absolute gamer," said Williamson of Persley. "Every single time we throw him over the boards he gives us an honest effort."
Sam Johnson (4th), on a first-period powerplay, and Brent Fletcher (4th), later in the second period, handled Merritt's offence.
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Ninjutsu, No rank, Supplementary, All ranges
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Using roots to glide through the ground, this is a espionage and subterranean travel technique~~!!
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His insectivorous plant-like shell has the ability to merge with the ground, because it is tinged with his chakra. Then, using the underground network of organic matter, consisting of things like plant roots and water veins, he can travel everywhere with high speed. While using this technique, his presence is completely concealed. No person would be able to perceive Zetsu's existence.


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Every woman makes choices. And no one has made more difficult choices than Olivia Grayson. The enormously successful businesswoman missed out on much of her children's lives while she built her legendary home-furnishings empire. In Danielle Steel's character-rich novel, Olivia faces the past, tries to balance the present and make amends where due, while still running her vastly successful business.
As a way of making up to them for time lost, Olivia spends months each year planning a holiday that everyone in her family will enjoy. This summer she has arranged a dream trip in the Mediterranean on a luxurious yacht, which she hopes will be the most memorable vacation of all. Her lavish gesture every year expresses her love for them, and regret at all the important times she missed during her children's younger years. Her younger daughter, Cassie, a hip London music producer, refuses the invitation altogether, as she does every year. Her older daughter, Liz, lives in her mother's shadow, with a terror of failure as she tries to recapture her dream of being a writer. And her sons, John and Phillip, work for Olivia, for better or worse, with wives who wish they didn't.
In the splendor of the Riviera, this should be a summer to remember, with Olivia's children, grandchildren, and daughters-in-law on board. But as with any family gathering, there are always surprises, and no matter how glamorous the setting, things don't always turn out as one hopes.
Family dynamics are complicated, old disappointments die hard, and as forgiveness and surprising revelations enter into it, new bonds are formed, and the future takes on a brighter hue. And one by one, with life's irony, Olivia's children find themselves committing the same "sins" for which they blamed their mother for so many years. It is a summer of compassion, important lessons, and truth.
The Sins of the Mother captures the many sides of family love: complex, challenging, funny, passionate, and hopefully enduring. Along the way, we are enthralled by an unforgettable heroine, a mother strong enough to take more than her fair share of the blame, wise enough to respect her children for who they really are, and forgiving enough to love them unconditionally.
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Member since 2010 I suspended my account for a couple of months and audible incorrectly states I joined June 2015 crazy with 343 titles
"Loved it"
The story, this is the best Danielle Steel book I have read in years. I rarely purchase her books if the narrater is male. I find a female suits this type of story so much more.I could not put this book down and will read it again.The story is so complete you enjoy every bit I just did not want it to end. It was a pleasure to listen too. I have some of her books with a male narrator but find them a trial it is like listening to a speech sometimes, particularly one male who is really bad. Altho I would like to buy some of these book I do not and will not buy her books again unless we have a female narrator.
Olivia she was so well read but then again Cassandra was amazing with every character.
The name was perfect.
It is a great book my favourite Danielle Steel ever and much better than any of her recent books.
"Blah, blah, blah..."
It was very boring and predictable.
I just shouldn't read Danielle Steel.
The rock star boyfriend Danny Hell. Would the baby's name be Ariel Hell?
Blue Mesa Jan
"Snoozer & Preachy"
No. This was my first Danielle Steel book.
Slow & uninspired
This book was a platform for the author to tell us the correct way to handle life's situations - affairs, working mothers, homosexuality, children out of wedlock, breast cancer - and, by the way, having tons of money makes everything o.k. I'm not saying I disagree with the author's viewpoints, I just don't appreciate spending my time being preached at in a thinly veiled attempt at fiction.
"Cookie cutter story"
Her stories are always so similar, with the main character always being so wonderful.
The biggest disappointment is that the mother felt justified and absolved herself from her absentee parenting.
I absolutely hated her breathy voice. It was hard for me to listen to.
The story was typical of Danielle Steele, following a cookie cutter pattern. Woman in trouble, becomes a success, everybody loves. I can't believe I wasted my time!
"Too much perfection"
The only thing missing is a partridge in a pear tree. it got a bit ridiculous.
"Just Okay - Barely"
This story was just okay. The narrator was great. The first hour or so of the book made me want to vomit as the character kept droning on about how perfect her life was. if you can get through that part it becomes okay and is a story of a rich family with an absentee mom. The book isn't worth a credit, but I got it on sale.
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"danielle steel writes another great book!"
yes. i thoroughly enjoyed the background of the characters. i could have done with more background on the youngest daughter but life goes on!
amanda. she was a person i loved to hate!
the two weeks on the lady luck
i felt the action of adultery was a little too glorified for my taste. i understand the reasons behind the adultery, but i felt the characters almost made it seem like there was a certain nobility to it, like there was a respectable reason behind it. maybe i was reading it wrong but that's what i got out of it. i heard very little of one of the wife's feelings during the story. (i know of a couple going through hard times over an adulterous relationship and that's why it hit me so hard.)
i haven't wanted to read a danielle steel book in ages. this story was great and i highly recommend it to one and all!
"The Sins of the mother"
The narrator is excellent .
It's a common story easy to follow and to enjoy in your spare time nothing outstanding but fun.
"NO "WOW" factor... blah"
Probably not... the story was really bland and predictable. Casssandra's voice is really soothing, in fact sometimes it just put me right to bed. I was sure to bookmark often.
The most disappointing thing was nothing happen that excited me. It was warm and sometimes you were able to relate to the characters, but definitely not entertaining. I soon realize I was only still listening to get my "credit" worth.
Predictable. Boring. Simple.
no. all the pieces fell exactly where you figured they would in the end
On to the next book...
"The Sins of the Mother...."
It has been years since I have read Danielle Steel. She was the writer who knocked you down then kicked you in the gut. Her writing was too depressing for me. Read the reviews and thought maybe I could handle this one. Also sick of recent purchases of books written for the younger set. I kept waiting for something to happen. It really didn't...I'm glad no one was killed, the boat wasn't hit by a tsunami or anything. This isjust family&how family is with one another. I really liked it, but didn't find any "Wow" . I liked all the characters. I really like Olivia. I found the transition of Phillip to be somewhat not believeable. I was happy for their successes and realizations. But this is a family story of a very successful family. I think I was holding my breath expecting the heartbreaking event but thankfully my heart wasn't hurt in the reading of this book.
"The sins of the mother"
This book started quite slowly but the story improved on reading further.quite different to other Danielle Steele books I have read. I really enjoyed it .
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Defining Essbase Security using Metaread Filter
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Defining security in multidimensional databases like Essbase is a subject that some administrators would rather prefer to get around. Anyway it's no rocket science and follows a clear logic, how read, write or no access should be applied to applications, databases or numbers in the database, by using filters, in order to achieve the respective settings for making data available to users – or even not available. But there is another, fourth setting available in Essbase filters, which some administrators are not yet aware of, or at least not aware of how to apply it correctly: the so called Metaread access setting. So let's have a look at this very useful option and shed some light on its efficient use.
Not only giving or denying access to the data and figures in an Essbase database is frequently required, but also in some cases blocking the user's ability to see members and hierarchy, in other words parts of the metadata. This is what the Metaread filter addresses. But Metaread in various ways is different from the other three filter options, None, Read and Write. First of all, as it does not apply to the data/numbers in the database like all the others, but to metadata, where it limits visibility of members and parts of the hierarchy. Also it doesn't know an AND logic, but only OR. And finally it overrides definitions made with Read or Write in the way, that even granted Read or Write data access on given members or member combinations cannot be executed, when Metaread definitions exclude these members from being seen at all by the user.
So how does it work in detail: Usually users can display all metadata, meaning they can see all members in the hierarchy, even if no Read or Write data access is given to them on these members. Metaread now adds another layer to existing filter definitions and enforces them by removing certain members or branches from the user's view. It only allows users to see the explicitly defined members and their ancestors in the hierarchy, where for the ancestors only the hierarchy/member names are visible, while for the declared members always at least read access for the respective data is granted. In the case that data Write access would be given at the same time for the members defined in Metaread, this access would be maintained as Write and not reduced to read-only. Siblings of the defined Metaread members are not visible at all. This is illustrated in the example below.
For all other cells not being specified in the Metaread filter, unless not defined differently in another filter, the minimum database access applies, first the one defined at the user access level, or with second priority the setting from the global database access level, like this would be also the case with the common filter definitions.
Of course, also for Metaread, overlapping definitions might occur, but here we have to watch out as they are again treated in a different way, like the following example referring to the hierarchy seen above shows:
This definition, unlike for None, Read or Write, would not grant data access to California and West. Instead it would allow data access only to California, but not to its parent West, for which only the hierarchy would be shown. In order to avoid these conflicting settings for Metaread, it is recommended to define all members from the same dimension in one single filter row, hence the correct way to define data access on both members would be:
So as you can see, Metaread is a bit special, but not that complicated to use. And it adds another helpful option to the common None, Read and Write settings in Essbase security filters.
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Adding MachinesTen Keys & Fewer
From the mid-19th century, a few adding machines were built with an array of nine or ten keys for entering digits. The clockmaker Jean-Baptiste Schwilgué patented such a machine in France in 1844. Schilt had worked for Schwilgué before building his machine. He showed the instrument at the Crystal Palace exhibit, a World's Fair held in London in 1851. Schilt declined to make copies of this machine, and had little immediate influence on the design of adding machines. In the course of the 19th century, inventors like David Carroll of Pennsylvania and the French-born priest Michael Bouchet of Louisville, Kentucky, also proposed adding machines with a limited number of keys. Bouchet seems to have found a handful of customers. Ten-key adding machines devised by rabbi Judah Levin of Detroit and Frank S. Baldwin of New Jersey also found no wide market.
During the 1890s, Albert C. Ludlum of Brooklyn and then Denver, and William W. Hopkins of St. Louis took out patents for a ten-key adding machine that would print results. From 1903 it was manufactured in St. Louis as the Standard adding machine. The Standard was, the first widely distributed ten-key adding machine on which the numbers printed were visible.
The success of the Standard inspired imitators. Inventors at Burroughs Adding Machine Company designed a ten-key adding machine, although it was not marketed. Sydney B. Austin of Baltimore prepared a similar machine. William Hopkins's younger brother, machinist Hubert Hopkins, patented his own version of a ten-key adding machine. After complex business dealings, including intervention from other adding machine manufacturers, James L. Dalton acquired exclusive rights to manufacture machines under the Hopkins patents. From 1903, a firm soon known as the Dalton Adding Machine Company made the machine in Missouri and then Ohio, until it was acquired by Remington Rand in 1927. Remington Rand would also acquire rights to a lighter ten-key machine, built on patents of Thomas Mehan and originally sold as the Brennan.
Slightly later than Hopkins, Osker Sundstrand of Illinois introduced an adding machine that featured digit keys arranged in a 3 x 3, with a zero bar underneath. This became standard, and would be used not only on adding machines, but on later electronic calculators. In 1926, the Sundstrand Adding Machine Company was acquired by Elliott Fisher, a firm known for its bookkeeping machines. This company, in turn, merged with the Underwood Typewriter Company, which sold the Underwood Sundstrand adding machine for many years. The Italian firm of Olivetti purchased a controlling share of Underwood Corporation in 1959, and soon placed a redesigned ten-key adding machine on the market.
By the mid-20th century, ten-key adding machines took a growing share of the market. Victor Adding Machine Company of Chicago, which had initially sold full-keyboard machines, introduced a ten-key machine in 1939. After World War II, Victor would acquire one of the first manufacturers of full-keyboard machines, Felt & Tarrant. The venerable Burroughs Adding Machine Company also introduced a ten-key machine, patterned on the British Summit. A few ten-key machines were imported from Europe and Japan. Plastic machines with fewer keys and limited capabilities were made in Japan and Hong Kong.
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Commodore 201 Adding Machine
- Description
- By the 1960s most adding machines on the market had ten keys and printed results. Often they were manufactured overseas. This ten-key, printing adding machine was made in Japan and imported by Commodore, a firm then based in Toronto. It has nine digit keys, a slightly larger digit bar, and keys marked with two vertical lines and with three vertical lines. It also has four function keys right of the digit keys and what appears to be a place value lever on the left, with a mechanical display of the place value above this.
- Behind the keyboard at the back of the machine is a paper tape holder with a paper tape, a printing mechanism, and a two-colored ribbon. A rubber cord fits in the back of the machine and there is a plastic cover. At the front of the machine is a metal carrying handle.
- A mark on the top reads: commodore. A tag on the bottom reads: commodore 201 (/) No 22742. The tag also reads: COMMODORE BUSINESSS MACHINES INC. MADE IN JAPAN. A mark on the cord reads: KAWASAKI.
- Commodore Business Machines was incorporated in Toronto in 1955 under the direction of Jack Tramiel, a Holocaust survivor who had spent some years in the United States. The company initially distributed typewriters and came to sell electronic calculators and then personal computers. Commodore adding machines were advertised in American newspapers as early as 1962 and as late as 1972 (by this time they faced severe competition from electronic calculators). The Commodore 202, which is quite similar to this model, was advertised in 1968 as "all new."
- References:
- Pine, D., "Jack Tramiel, Founder of Commodore Computers, Lodz Survivor, Dies at 83," The Jewish News Weekly of Northern California, 116 #16, April 20, 2012.
- Los Angeles Times, January 21, 1968, p. C87. This is one of many advertisements found through the ProQuest database. It is for the Commodore Model 202.
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- date made
- ca 1968
- maker
- Commodore Business Machines, Inc.
- ID Number
- 1998.0246.01
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- 1998.0246
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- 1998.0246.01
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The successful Dusk Til Dawn and PartyPoker partnership on the popular Grand Prix Poker Tour, has persuaded the team to build on the concept by launching a new live poker series titled the Grand Prix Poker Tour Mini. Check it out here
The new tour has 20 confirmed dates at venues across the UK between March 23 and Dec. 4, 2016, with the DTD team travelling to venues like Brighton, Bristol, Birmingham, Manchester, Milton Keynes, and Newcastle in promoting and organising the competitions.
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Wasatch High School continued its dominance of Utah wrestling with another state title as they narrowly defeated region 8 champion Delta. Wasatch scored 311 points to Delta's 302 points.
Clay Collard finished the best of any Emery wrestler by finishing in fifth place at 119 pounds. McKay Allred finished in sixth place in the 125-pound division.
Collard won his first match by pinning Chad Malnar of Union High in the second round. Collard then lost to Danny Pettus of Hurricane. Collard, now in the consolation bracket, then defeated Robert Dotson of Wasatch with a 10-6 decision. Collard then wrestled Cameron Holdaway of Carbon and won with an 8-7 decision. Collard lost 7-4 to Jesse Dunn of Logan for the right to wrestle for 3rd and 4th. In the 5th and 6th place battle, Collard defeated Stratton Schultz of Uintah. Collard, a freshman, went 4 and 2 in his first state tournament.
Allred took the same route as Collard but lost his last match to finish sixth. Allred opened the tournament with a pin over Jordan Archuleta of Logan in the second round. Allred then wrestled Blake Mangum of Wasatch and lost. Mangum was the eventual state champion this year. Up next for Allred was Thomas Berrett of Union and Allred pinned him in the second round. Allred then defeated McMillan of Morgan 9-7 in overtime by getting a takedown. Allred then lost to Alex Riddle of Cedar by decision and finally Taylor Merkley of Uintah by decision.
Hadan Hatch at 130 pounds for Emery lost his first match to Dan Stratton of Uintah and then defeated Tyler Libert of Bear River with a first round pin. Hatch then closed out his tournament with a loss to Larsan Cotton of Cedar.
Mike Jones at 171 pounds lost his first match to Skyler Porter of Wasatch. Porter went on to finish second in the weight. Jones defeated Jared Larsen of Logan with a 17-10 decision and then lost to Kale Watkins of Morgan.
At 189 pounds, Wade Bohn opened with a pin over Zack Williams of Ben Lomond. Bohn then lost to Garrett Gleave of Wasatch, who also went onto the state title. Bohn then lost in the consolation bracket to Chad Bradley of North Sanpete to end his season.
Kenny Baker at 215 pounds lost his opening match to Jake Benson of Cedar, then defeated Mitch Freckleton of Park City with a first round pin. Baker then lost to Jace Lee of Bear River.
At 285 pounds, Emery had two wrestlers. Cyal Christmas lost in his opening match to Rusty Farnsworth of Uintah. Farnsworth finished second in the tournament. Christmas then defeated Kyler Guerra of Ben Lomond before losing to Cody Irons of North Sanpete. Caleb Jones lost to Richard Peterson of Bear River and Steven Powell of Carbon.
Delta was the best of Region 8 teams, finishing second with 302 points. Delta won three weight classes and finished second in four others. North Sanpete finished in fourth place with 190 points. North Sanpete won 215 pounds and finished second in three other classes. Carbon scored 64 points, Emery scored 35 points and Juan Diego scored 5 points. Cole Hunt of Carbon was the only other region 8 wrestler to place.


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Edwards West is a popular destination for families to enjoy the sights, tastes, and activities of an apple orchard and farm market. For a fun family outing, enjoy the experience of picking your own apples, pumpkins and raspberries. Visit the play area featuring the wooden bus and train, the corn cribs, the wagon slide and our animals in the "Petting Farm." Stroll through the over 100 year old dairy barn with displays of bright colored apples, freshly squeezed cider, fresh apple cider donuts, and wonderful gift items that are on display.
Angela's Attic Antiques & Collectibles
Angela's Attic is located in a 35,000 square foot historic factory that has been converted into five large buildings of antiques and collectibles, including one-of-a-kind antiques from Victorian to modern era, furniture, toys, jewelry, textiles, collectibles, ephemera, glassware and more.
CITY:South Beloit
Unique and unusual antique furniture, clocks and lamps. Refinishing and stripping of antique furniture also available.
Warm and friendly antique mall with 20 dealers in a "shoppe" environment offering quality antiques and collectibles in quaint, historic downtown Rockton. Area's largest selection of vintage jewelry.
Estate, pre-owned and new jewelry and watches. Custom jewelry, including the reproduction of antique jewelry. Repair service for antique jewelry.
Village Green Home and Garden East
A fascinatingly large garden center with outdoor furniture supplying customers from all over the Midwest. The center also takes care of all holiday needs with trees, trims and gifts. There's a Village Green West, too.
Village Green Home & Garden West
A fascinatingly large garden center with outdoor furniture supplying customers from all over the Midwest. The center also takes care of holiday needs with trees, trims and gifts. Home center, same location, 815.637.8840. There's a Village Green East, too.
Celebrating 100 years in 2012 - Visit the World's Oldest Family Owned Harley-Davidson dealership. An award winning facility, with an expanded showroom that features Harley-Davidson motorcycles, H-D Authorized Rentals, Harley-Davidson Riding Academy, full service department, fashion and riding gear, collectibles, parts and accessories, and much more.
Sandy Hollow Antique & Flea Market
Rockford's only smoke-free, indoor-outdoor flea market; 60 indoor dealers, air-conditioned/heated. Snack bar featuring all fresh meat and hand-cut fries.
Enders Flowers at Edgebrook Shopping Center
Fresh and exotic flowers plus garden gifts.
Edgebrook offers local specialty shopping with a unique blend of eclectic boutique shops, excellent restaurants and convenient service-oriented businesses, where there is truly something for everyone. Please visit edgebrookshops.com for a list of merchants and events happening. Owned and operated by Orput Companies, Inc.
All-encompassing golf retailer, with a 10,000 square foot retail showroom, heated outdoor driving range, teaching academy, cafe, bar and beer garden.
Book Stall has 12,000 books on history, local history, military, cooking, art, antiques, poetry, fiction, technology, natural history, along with first editions, hard-to-find and antiquarian books. Find larger holdings in military, technology and religion. Book Stall also has a large booth in the East State Antique Mall.
J.R. Kortman Center for Design
Upscale shop and gallery, in downtown Rockford.
Since 1978, Heartwood Creations has been creating finely crafted wooden jewelry boxes that are perfect for any occasion. Whether you're looking for a box for your pills or possibly something to hold small tools and other trinkets, our custom wooden boxes are the perfect fit. We create each box in our shop in Rockford, Illinois and will make sure that what you order is something you will love!
Rockford Art Deli (R.A.D.) is creative collective, located in downtown Rockford, helping business owners with marketing and screen printing needs through a smorgasbord of delectable art and web design, urban graphic design and screen printing – everything from tee shirts to posters. Amidst the vintage deli decor, R.A.D. holds screen printing classes, hosts art gallery showings, and other events for the public. The store sells t-shirts, signature artist series goods and gift items.
A quaint red cottage with a unique gathering of primitives, folk art, florals, and garden decor. Also seasonal garden to enjoy. Open: Thursday thru Saturday: 9 am - 5 pm. Or by appointment.
CITY:Rock City
Shirts By Mom specializes in custom made shirts and gifts. Sportswear with embroidered and heat transfer logos, business, sport and team logos. Also find a wide variety of gourmet foods, coffee and teas, plus gifts, pottery and gift baskets. Open: Monday thru Friday: 9 am - 5 pm; Saturday: 9 am - Noon.
CITY:Rock City
Fran's Fantastic Antiques, Collectibles
Shop for a unique inventory of antiques and collectibles including antique toys, furniture, linens, rugs, jewelry, books, "ETC". Stop and shop country. You will not believe what is under their roof! Awesome!
Home of Winnebago County Fair, considered one of the best county fairs in the Midwest, plus The Pec Thing, a huge semi-annual flea market and antiques fair with acres of vendors inside and out. Various racing organizations use the Fairgrounds track for racing events.
Country and early New England furniture and accessories.
Gift and quilt shop offering fabric, notions, quilting accessories, and many specialty gift items including wine accessories, wall art, Willow Tree and Williraye Studio. Open: Monday thru Thursday: 10 am - 6 pm; Friday: 10 am - 5 pm; Saturday: 10 am - 4 pm.
CITY:Pearl City
Christmas on the North Side Craft Show
This 11th annual craft show over 25 crafters offering primatives, jewelery, basket weaving, loom weaving, quilted items, florals, wreaths, painting and more.
CITY:Pearl City
Hogback Haven Maple Farm and Hardwoods
Pure maple products including maple syrup. Tours of the sugar bush and sugar shack are available in season (Feb-Mar) by prior appointment.


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Eco-friendly, vibrant color and exuberant trail running capabilities are all found in the Brooks® Cascadia 6. This shoe works hard to ensure your feet are in a balanced position while providing comfort and flexibility on all types of terrain.
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The Bearpaw Abigail never goes out of style! The comfortable suede boot will keep little toes cozy. Easy to pull on, little ones will love the comfort and ease of this boot.
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"'Santa' brought these for my daughter. She loved them so much she wore them around the house the first three days! I did follow another reviewer's advice and ordered larger than her size which I was glad I did. They are made really well, look great and my daughter says they are comfortable."
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By PATSY STODDARDEditor
Kunah Sah wins the district spelling bee for the second year in a row and will make a repeat visit to Washington DC for the National Spelling Bee. The national bee will be held on May 28-June 1. This is the second year for a student from southeastern Utah to be afforded the opportunity to compete in the National Spelling Bee.
The spelling bee is sponsored by the Emery County Progress and the Sun Advocate newspapers along with the Southeast Educational Service Center. The school district of the winning speller has agreed to pay all the expenses for the winner and one chaperone to attend Bee Week in Washington.
The district spelling bee is the competition for winners at the district level in San Juan, Carbon, Emery and Grand counties. Fourteen students participated in the bee held at Green River High School on March 1. Julie Taylor was the moderator for the event and Patty Lyman was the judge. Hannah Lockwood a college student from Canada also helped with the mechanics of the spelling event.
Taylor said, "We wish to thank all of the superintendents of the school districts for their support of this event and to our newspaper sponsors."
The bee began with Pentathlon events which included: build a word, geo-spell, spelling rules words, challenge event and then the main event spell down. The only event that counted towards the trip to Washington was the spell down event. Prizes were given for the other events. The Pentathlon winners were those with the highest totals in the four contests.
The spelling words came from the books the students have been studying. Taylor said, "The spell down will come from the book and most of these words you probably have memorized, but the tie breaker words were picked by the national organization and may be words you haven't seen before. These words will determine if you can spell."
The build a word competition began and the students were asked to build as many words as they could out of the letters r, u, t, u, s, p, and n. The students went furiously to work constructing words out of the letters. The longer the word they could construct then the more points that word is worth.
Next came the geo-spell with states and countries being the words the students were asked to spell. Connecticut, Tennessee, Wisconsin, Hawaii, Louisiana, Pennsylvania, Oklahoma, Philippines, Egypt, Iraq, Indonesia, Thailand, Nicaragua, Afghanistan and Sri Lanka just to name a few.
The students turned in their papers and then everyone came up front for the spelling rules words. The students spelled foreign, receipt, musician, condition, suspicion, occasion, neighbor, physician, electrician, delicious, partial, mischief and so on. The students spelled up a storm in this event.
The students went on to event four where they spelled in the challenge event. Words included: marzipan, gingham, fahrenheit, opossum, karaoke, dichotomy, hypocrisy, capricious, sassafras and others.
The spellers took a break and then returned ready for the main event. Taylor explained the Pentathlon events are used as ice breakers to get the students to relax and not be nervous spelling in front of an audience.
With the Pentathlon events behind them the group was ready for the main spell down. The words for this event are provided by Scripps, and no pre-study is allowed.
The spellers tried their luck with words: cosmos, burrito, safari, liverwurst, xylophone, idiom, paddock, retrospective, dissect, inferno, Siberian, hazard, wanderlust, diorama, jovial, ramen, typhoon, gardenia, acme, biopsy and many others.
When the spellers had made their way through all the words provided without a winner, the competition moved onto the tie breaker words. The words parallel and souvenir, knocked out the spellers Eli Beck and Ryan Hall. Kunal Sah then had to spell his word which was conceited and then his anticipated championship word which was accidentally. He spelled these words correctly which made him the champion of the spell down.
Eli and Ryan then began their own tiebreaker for second and third place. Eli a fifth grade student from Blanding Elementary was second place and Ryan Hall an eighth grade student from Mont Harmon was third place.
In the build a word event, Breeanna Cossins was third and Kunal Sah was third, Eli Beck was second and Brittany Fauver, San Rafael Junior High was first.
In the geo-spell, Olivia Burton from Canyon View Junior High was third place with Brittany Fauver-second place and Kunal Sah-first place.
In the spelling rules event, Breeanna Cossins was third, Braydon Bennett was second and Kunal Sah was first place. In the challenge event, Ryan Hall was third place and Eli Beck was second and Kunal Sah was first place.
The overall winners for the Pentathlon Event were third-Brittany Fauver, second-Eli Beck and first-Kunal Sah.


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There was only one contested race for library trustees and that involved three people vying for two seats on the Harrisburg Public Library District board.
Harrisburg Library
Jose Durbin — a Harrisburg High School senior — challenged incumbent trustees Sarah "Sally" Wofford and Janet K. Jones, but was unsuccessful.
Durbin received only 550 votes, 17 percent; Wofford received 1,220 votes, 39 percent; and Jones received 1,310 votes, 42 percent.
Carrier Mills Library
For Carrier MIlls-Stonefort Public Library District Trustee six-year terms Jennifer L. O'Neal received 165 votes, 26 percent; Teneka R. Betz received 256 votes, 41 percent; and Carleen M. Sanderson received 203 votes, 32 percent.
Karen S. Shawn ran unopposed for unexpired two-year term trustee receiving 230 votes, 100 percent.
Three candidates ran for the three available six-year term seats on the Eldorado Memorial Public Library District board of trustees: Susan L. Justice with 901 votes, 43 percent; Jeff Campbell with 705 votes, 34 percent; and Robert E. Barker with 463 votes, 22 percent.
Walter Baker ran unopposed for the four-year unexpired four-year term seat receiving 757 votes, 100 percent.
There were two candidates for the two six-year term trustees of the Galatia Public Library District: Judith L. Hunter with 172 votes, 41 percent; and Marilyn Kay Jackson with 241 votes, 58 percent.
Suzanne M. Eaton ran unopposed for the unexpired four-year term trustee for the library with 244 votes, 100 percent.
Linda S. Mays ran unopposed for the library's two-year unexpired trustee term with 236 votes, 100 percent.
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PRICE - Victor Christopher Zavala, age 63, passed away Oct. 15, 2002 in Price.
He was born Nov. 8, 1938 in Longmont, Colo., to Antonio and Isabel Cano Zavala. Married Helen Medina June 25, 1960.
Member of Notre Dame de Lourdes Catholic Church, where he was a member of the Knights of Columbus.
Graduate of Carbon High School Class of 1958. Member UMWA Deer Creek Local 1769 where he retired in November of 2000.
Victor was an avid Denver Bronco's fan. He enjoyed traveling, bowling, fishing, hunting and camping.
Survived by beloved wife of 42 years, Helen Zavala, Price; daughter, Carrie (Paul) Mullis, Indianapolis, Ind.; sons, Tony (Luz) Zavala, Lawrence (Ruth) Zavala, both of South Jordan; eight sisters, Julie (Manuel) Mercado, West Valley; Pat (Manuel) Vigil, Kearns; Jennie Garcia, Salt Lake City; Francis Godines, South Jordan; Dorthy Hernandez, Salt Lake City; Mercy (Ben) Williams, Kearns; Kathy Finn, Salt Lake City; Mary Jane Godines, West Jordan; grandchildren; Darlene, Chrystal, Jeremy, Chad, Tellina and Neosha; and many loving great-grandchildren; nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by parents.
Funeral Mass was held Oct. 18, Notre Dame de Lourdes Catholic Church. Vigil service was Thursday evening, Mitchell Funeral Home. Committal service, Cliffview Cemetery, Price.
PRICE - Rosella Anne Henrie, age 78, passed away Sept. 28, 2002 at Castleview Hospital.
She was born June 6, 1924 in Atlantic, Iowa, to Walter and Pearl Stormer. She married W. Dee Henrie in Elko, Nev. July 22, 1968.
Rose grew up in the Iowa area and had many challenges and difficulties while in her youth which perhaps was influential in developing her tough and spirited personality. Most of her life though, was spent in Price.
She had several employers while living in Price like the Newhouse Motel, The Coffee Cup and others. More recently, she helped with the senior citizens bus.
Rose liked collecting knickknacks and frequented many second hand stores.
Rose had been recently baptized into the LDS Church and was a member of the Price 11th LDS Ward.
She will be missed by her husband and friends.
Survived by husband, W. Dee Henrie.
LEHIGH, Fla. - William Lonnie (Bill) Mitchell passed away Sept. 27 at the LeHigh Florida Hospital Emergency Room. He was born Sept. 25, 1947.
Bill attended Alva Florida schools until joining the U.S. Army in 1964. After the military, he worked at U.S. Fuel Company at Hiawatha and the Fausett Mortuary in Price.
He is survived by his wife, Doris Austin Mitchell, Olga, Fla.; parents, Lonnie and Ann Mitchell, Olga, Fla.; daughters, Denice (MarLon) Roberts, LaBelle, Fla.; Jackie (Erik) Richards, Salt Lake City; Billie Ann (Dusty) Christiansen, Price; brothers, John (Barbara) Mitchell, Olga, Fla.; sisters, Cindy (John) Toupin, N.C.; Julie (Matt) Curtis, Rabun Gap, Ga.; eight grandchildren; in-laws, Reid and Phyllis Austin, Ferron.
According to his wishes and because of his love for the river, he was cremated and a memorial service was held Oct. 5 at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Fort Myers. Service then reconvened at the South Franklin Locks Pavilion One at Olga with a veterans tribute at 10:15 a.m.
Arrangements by Akin-Davis Funeral Home of LaBelle with participation of the LDS churches of LeHigh and Fort Myers.
EAST CARBON-Wesley E. Smith, age 73, was called home by his Heavenly Father on Oct. 9, 2002 in Price.
He was born Jan. 15, 1929 in Detroit, Mich., to Alvin A. and Hazel I. Wade Smith. Married Anna Margaret Courtney March 31, 1954 in Norfolk, Va.
Member of the Baptist Church. Graduate Colorado Springs High School in Colorado. Served U. S. Navy during the Korean Conflict, Member of the Telluride BPOE for many years.
Wes spent his working years in mining, Silver Bell Mine in Colorado, uranium mines in New Mexico, Utah and Arizona and retired from the coal mines in Sunnyside. He was a member of the United Mine Workers of America Local 9958 since 1973.
Wes loved fishing, hunting and the time spent at Trout Lake with family, friends and co-workers.
The family would like to extend their heartfelt thanks to Castle Country Care Center nurses, aides and staff for their loving care of Wes and for their friendships and support to our family. Thanks to Rocky Mountain Hospice for their care of Wes during his short battle with cancer.
Those mourning his passing are his wife, Meg Smith, East Carbon; son, David Smith, Colorado Springs, Colo.; daughter, Helen (Rick) Nielson, Maybell, Colo.; sisters, Betty (Jack) Booze, Tehachapi, Calif.; Donna (Neal) Campbell, Grand Junction, Colo.; Diana Fahrion, Cortez, Colo.; four grandchildren, Star, Salt Lake City; Courtney, Donielle, Alysia, all of Glendale, Ariz.; many loving nieces and nephews. Preceded in death by his parents; brothers; Darell, Glenn and beloved twin, Lesley.
Memorial service, Saturday, Oct. 26, 11 a.m. at Mitchell Funeral Home. Family will be at Mitchell's Saturday one hour prior to services.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions to Rocky Mountain Hospice, 60 E. 100 North, Price, UT 84501.
FT. COLLINS, Colo. - Frances Katherine Myers, age 87, passed away Oct. 15, 2002, at her home in Ft. Collins, Colo.
She was born Sept. 6, 1915 in Salt Lake City, to Nick and Mary Frkovic Myers.
She was a member of St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Ft. Collins. She was a longtime resident of Carbon County and graduate of Carbon High School. Former resident of Albany, Calif., for many years prior to retiring to Ft. Collins.
Survived by sister, Ann Jackson, Ft. Collins, Colo.; niece, JoAnn Maxton, Ft. Collins, Colo.; and many other loving nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents; four brothers, Joseph, John, Mike and Tony Myers.
Funeral Mass Tuesday, Oct. 22, 10 a.m., Notre Dame de Lourdes Catholic Church. Vigil service Monday evening, Mitchell Funeral Home. Family will be at Mitchell's Tuesday one hour prior to services. Committal service, Mountain View Cemetery, Helper. In lieu of flowers family suggests contributions to St. Anthony Catholic Church, Helper.


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May 18, 2009 05:30:31 Posted at May 18, 2009 05:30:31
Am all for the New Kids, totally. But have to say, these pictures are a little embarrassing. Or maybe it's just me. Apparently doing the boat thing is where it's at these days. John Mayer, right? This weekend NKOTB launched their cruise in Miami, bringing back 80s cheese for photographers. Full Story
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August 18, 2008 15:04:19 Posted at August 18, 2008 15:04:19
Exactly a month to go before NKOTB kicks off the tour in Toronto and for Donnie Wahlberg at least, the timing is perfect. He's single. Donnie's wife Kim Fey has filed for divorce and sole custody of their 2 children and spousal support too, which is another reason why the tour has been fortuitously scheduled. Full Story


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Real Estate in Elbing, KS
Elbing is located in Kansas. Elbing, Kansas has a population of 239. Elbing is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 47.83% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 36.57%.
The median household income in Elbing, Kansas is $70,000. The median household income for the surrounding county is $57,424 compared to the national median of $53,046. The median age of people living in Elbing is 29.8 years.
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The average high temperature in July is 93 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 20 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 33.2 inches per year, with 13.7 inches of snow per year.
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