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3rdthawkins: hey daviss
daviss: hello 3rdthawkins
3rdthawkins: working on that post daviss......hello aadancer, good to see you
daviss: and hello to you also aadancer..long time no see lol How have you been?
aadancer: Hi there...I'm early bird tonight......glad to be here
daviss: are you going to download both dc's 3rd? hello jhonora!
aadancer: I;ve been relativelly fine and happy although I had to go back to work today...a teacher
3rdthawkins: hey jhonora.......yes daviss
jhonora: Hello daviss, aadancer, 3rdthawkins
daviss: lol school started here about a month ago aadancer glad to have the kids back in school
aadancer: Hi jhonora...here in NY.. teachers reported in today... the little lovelies on thursday.
daviss: are those texas death certificates 3rd were you all affected by the storm aa?
aadancer: The last time I was here I had just come back from St Croix.. family reunion and research time..I had a ball looking at Church records and census reports.
jhonora: Hello alt!
daviss: wow aadancer, I bet you did..Did you find any of your peeps?
3rdthawkins: yes daviss, I'm learning and finding out more as I write the post, I believe they are both 1st cousins, but the informants put the wrong parents, so both have the same parents......also someone else in census that's a brother to one of them
alt: hello all .. 3rdthawkins, daviss, aadancer & jhonora
daviss: good evening alt!
3rdthawkins: hey alt, good to see you
aadancer: Also had to go back in August...I"m more broke but was able to get some more research done.
daviss: well worth the "broke" huh aa lol
3rdthawkins: hello Selma
daviss: evening Selma!
jhonora: Evening Selma!
Selma: Good evening everyone one..3rd, aa, alt, daviss, johonora
alt: hello Selma
daviss: did you find anything that you were not aware of aadancer?
aadancer: n my July trip I was told about several cousins I didn.t know existed... older ones who gave me lost of info. However the oldest was in the hospital. I made a list of questions to ask not knowing that I'd be back so soon in August
3rdthawkins: hey Ingrid
aadancer: Unfortunately she passed 2 days before we got back... delayed by Irene. but I was able to go to her funeral and got the program... helped me know who she was
jhonora: Hello Ingrid
Selma: Evening Ingrid
alt: hello Ingrid_Doweary
3rdthawkins: looks like another wet week Ingrid_Doweary
daviss: oh my! sorry to hear that aadancer.
Ingrid_Doweary: Hey 3rd. Hey Jhonora, Evening, Selma. Hello Alt. Hey Davis and Aadancer.
3rdthawkins: yeah that's unfortunate aadancer, sorry to hear that
daviss: hello ingrid!
Ingrid_Doweary: Yes, 3rd it does look like a wet week.
aadancer: Hi Ingrid... But we found some important "tems" on our family land which is being cleard... the remnants of an old sugar mill and the foundation of a house or a cistern... there had been hearsay that the sugarmill was there but the other structure...WOW
3rdthawkins: hello vkn
jhonora: Hello vkn
alt: hello vkn
Selma: Evening vkn
daviss: that is something aadancer, I know you took plenty of pics lol
3rdthawkins: sounds interesting aadancer, looks like you're having a good time with your findings and discoveries
vkn: 3rd howdy aadancer alt daviss Ingrid jhonora Selma :::whew:::
daviss: hehehehee vkn
Ingrid_Doweary: Hey Vkn
vkn: all that one arthritic finger typing was exhausting lol
daviss: did you say St Croix aadancer
aadancer: yes ..plenty of pics... but now the local Archaeological bureau has to be notified and they will determine the worthiness of each...yes St Croix My mother remembers living on the land...doesn't remember the sugar mill but knows her father dabbled in the sugar cane business .. he was a farmer AND a fisherman.
Khathu: hello everyone
Ingrid_Doweary: Hey Khathu.
Selma: aadancer will they do an archeological dig on the site?
aadancer: hi khathu
Ingrid_Doweary: Chances are Aadancer the mill is listed in a municipal directory.
aadancer: I'm not sure...we were sent a list of "certified" researchers for the VI to determine anything. we're planning to build so we're hoping this doesn't drag out too long.
Ingrid_Doweary: I could appreciate that, aadancer.
aadancer: In the VI , more so under the Danish,there was a business listing...I only found out about it in Julyand didn't have time to look at it in July or August. but we were able to find out the history of ownership of the property before my great grand father. Oh yes Ingrid!!
Ingrid_Doweary: Looks as though, I'm identifying more documentation that my husband is a direct descendant of a USCT. John Dowry, 6th Regiment Heavy Artillery (MS).
Selma: Thats great Ingrid
aadancer: What is USCT?..United States ????
3rdthawkins: wow, great Ingrid colored troops
Ingrid_Doweary: United States Colored Troops.
alt: jhonora.. checked the Warrick guy out in the census 1910 he was in Xenia, OH... 1920 he was in East St. Louis with the Urban League & 1930 he was teaching at Wilberforce UNiv. .. in 1918-1920 he was in WW I ... so I'm not sure when he was in NO teaching school and at what level.
aadancer: Nice find..
daviss: nice find ingrid! Congrats
aadancer: hmm ..educated too!
3rdthawkins: now, was this oral history Ingrid that you're proving, or is this a new discovery?
Ingrid_Doweary: It's funny because I have been examining the 1910 Federal census record and the family property deed for over a year now. 3rd these documents consist of a 1910 census record, several compiled military records and a property deed transferred from the soldier's father to him.
3rdthawkins: ahh, ok, wow, that is a great discovery
Ingrid_Doweary: New discovery, 3rd, analyzing the documents from a different perspective.
3rdthawkins: right, I see, cool
Ingrid_Doweary: Thanks for the congrats.
Khathu: Nice Ingrid
alt: Ingrid_Doweary, so this USCT CW vet should also be found on the 1890 Veteran's Census schedule. which is on Ancestry.com
Ingrid_Doweary: Really, Alt? That's worth looking into. Thanks.
alt: yw Ingrid_Doweary
jhonora: alt, (sorry for delay), I will check for him in the old school catalogs
vkn: Ingrid is this your guy ? Dowry John 26 Battimore, Maryland MS Natchez 1863 6th U.S. Colored Heavy Artillery
alt: no problem jhonora... I'm thinking now he was there in NO probably between 1920 & 1930.
3rdthawkins: wow vkn!
Ingrid_Doweary: Yes, Vkn. That's him. Several of the muster sheets display different spellings to the surname.
vkn: okies So what are you needing on him
aadancer: Are you the only one in your family aware of him? No one older remembers him?
3rdthawkins: nite daviss
Ingrid_Doweary: I'm reviewing my check list for records. I hope to locate a marriage record for him. aadancer, I informed my husband and one of his 1st cousins at the past family reunion.
vkn: Freed Bank DREWEY ABRAM DREWEY ABRAM MS Vicksburg 1872
Ingrid_Doweary: My objective is to present the stories of as many collateral kinsman as possible for the Doweary surname. Where are you seeing that, Vkn?
vkn: Lives in Shreveport LA Born SC wife is Margaret Source African American Heritage ProQuest Ingrid
Ingrid_Doweary: I have a copy of a 1930 census record listing John Doweary as a 90 yr old residing with a daughter and her immediate family.
vkn: Surname of his father is SING
Selma: Where Ingrid
aadancer: And what is the daughter to you?
Ingrid_Doweary: In Jefferson, Frederick County, Maryland, USA. He's enumerated with the John McKinney household. Vkn, J. Doweary (Dowery, Dowry, Dowell) was born in MD and married to Beulah Jobe.
vkn: okies this is abram
Khathu: good night everyone
Ingrid_Doweary: Aadancer the daughter, Mary MBL Doweary McKinney was a 2nd cousin to my husband. Sorry about that, Vkn.
vkn: not a prob
aadancer: does That mean that their grandparents were siblings?
3rdthawkins: nite vkn
Selma: Nite all...
Ingrid_Doweary: Yes indeed, aadancer. My husband's paternal grandfather Martin and Mary were siblings. My slow typing is holding me back. Niters to those left.
aadancer: i see,,i see... sometimes I get lost after 2nd cousins... and the "removed" really gets me good nite to you
Ingrid_Doweary: I understand. Sometimes I use distant in place of removed. Niters. Well Jhonora, good nite to you.
jhonora: Good night!


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Grace bringing salvation in Jericho for the lost
In Jericho* (Luke 19) He sets forth grace, in spite of the
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The Lord's departure predicted: His servant's responsibility in His absence
Nevertheless He does not conceal from them His departure, and the character which the kingdom would assume, owing to His absence. As for them, Jerusalem, and the expectation of the coming kingdom, filled their minds. The Lord therefore explains to them what would take place. He goes away to receive a kingdom and to return. Meanwhile He commits some of His goods (the gifts of the Spirit) to His servants to trade with during His absence. The difference between this parable and that in the Gospel by Matthew is this: Matthew presents the sovereignty and the wisdom of the giver, who varies His gifts according to the aptitude of His servants; in Luke it is more particularly the responsibility of the servants, who each receive the same sum, and the one gains by it, in his master's interest, more than the other. Accordingly it is not said, as in Matthew, "Enter into the joy of your Lord," the same thing to all, and the more excellent thing; but to the one it is authority over ten cities that is given; to the other, over five (that is to say, a share in the kingdom according to their labour). The servant does not lose that which he has gained, although it was for his master. He enjoys it. Not so with the servant who made no use of his talent; that which had been committed to him is given to the one who had gained ten.
That which we gain spiritually here, in spiritual intelligence and in the knowledge of God in power, is not lost in the other world. On the contrary we receive more, and the glory of the inheritance is given us in proportion to our work. All is grace.
Persistant rejection by the Jews foretold
But there was yet another element in the history of the kingdom. The citizens (the Jews) not only reject the king, but, when he is gone away to receive the kingdom, send a messenger after him to say that they will not have him to reign over them. Thus the Jews, when Peter sets their sin before them, and declares to them that if they repent, Jesus would return, and with Him the times of refreshing, reject the testimony, and, so to say, send Stephen after Jesus to testify that they would have nothing to do with Him. When He returns in glory, the perverse nation is judged before His eyes. The avowed enemies of Christ, they receive the reward of their rebellion.
The Lord's last presentation of the kingdom to the people of Jerusalem
He had declared that which the kingdom was — that which it should be. He now comes to present it for the last time in His own Person to the inhabitants of Jerusalem according to the prophecy of Zechariah. This remarkable scene has been considered in its general aspect when studying Matthew and Mark; but some particular circumstances require notice here. All is gathered round His entrance. The disciples and the Pharisees are in contrast. Jerusalem is in the day of her visitation, and she knows it not.
Some remarkable expressions are uttered by His disciples, moved by the Spirit of God, on this occasion. Had they been silent, the stones would have broken out in proclamation of the glory of the rejected One. The kingdom, in their triumphant acclamations, is not simply the kingdom in its earthly aspect. In Matthew it was, "Hosanna to the Son of David," and "Blessed is he that cometh in the name of the Lord; Hosanna in the highest." That was indeed true; but here we have something more. The Son of David disappears. He is indeed the King, who comes in the name of the Lord; but it is no longer the remnant of Israel who seek salvation in the name of the Son of David, acknowledging His title. It is "peace in heaven and glory in the highest." The kingdom depends on peace being established in the heavenly places. The Son of man, exalted on high, and victorious over Satan, has reconciled the heavens. The glory of grace in His Person is established for the everlasting and supreme glory of the God of love. The kingdom on earth is but a consequence of this glory which grace has established. The power that cast out Satan has established peace in heaven. At the beginning, in Luke 2:14, we have, in the manifested grace, Glory to God in the highest; peace on earth; the good pleasure [of God] in men. To establish the kingdom, peace is made in heaven; the glory of God is fully established in the highest.
The Lord weeping over Jerusalem: its coming destruction, the vineyard given to others
It will be remarked here that, as He draws nigh to Jerusalem, the Lord weeps over the city. It is not now as in Matthew, where, while discoursing with the Jews, He points it out to them as that which having rejected and slain the prophets — Emmanuel also, the Lord, who would so often have gathered her children under His wings, having been ignominiously rejected — was now given up to desolation until His return. It is the hour of her visitation, and she has not known it. If only she had, even now, hearkened to the call of the testimony of her God! She is given up into the hands of the Gentiles, her enemies, who will not leave her one stone upon another. That is to say, not having known this visitation of God in grace in the Person of Jesus, she is set aside — the testimony goes no farther — she gives place to a new order of things. Thus the destruction of Jerusalem by Titus is here prominent. It is the moral character of the temple also of which the Lord here speaks. The Spirit does not notice here that it is to be the temple of God for all nations. It is simply (Luke 20:16) the vineyard is given to others. They fell upon the stone of stumbling then: when it falls on them — when Jesus comes in judgment — it will grind them to powder.
The Sadducees answered: the certainty of the resurrection, future life
In His reply to the Sadducees, three important things are added to that which is said in Matthew. 1st, It is not only the condition of those who are raised, and the certainty of the resurrection; it is an age, which a certain class only, who are accounted worthy of it, shall obtain, a separate resurrection of the just (v. 35). 2nd, This class is composed of the children of God, as being the children of the resurrection (v. 36). 3rd While waiting for this resurrection, their souls survive death, all live unto God, although they may be hidden from the eyes of men (v. 38).
Characterisitics and differences of the accounts of Matthew and Luke of the Lord's prophetic discourse
The parable of the wedding feast is omitted here. In Luke 14 we find it with characteristic elements, a mission to the lanes of the city, to the despised of the nations, which is not in Matthew, who gives us the judgment of Jerusalem instead, before announcing the evangelisation of the Gentiles. All this is characteristic. In Luke it is grace, a moral condition of man before God, and the new order of things founded on the rejection of Christ. I will not dwell upon those points which Luke relates in common with Matthew. They naturally meet in the great facts that relate to the Lord's rejection by the Jews, and its consequences.
If we compare Matthew 23 and Luke 20:45-47, we shall see at once the difference. In Luke the Spirit gives us in three verses that which morally puts the scribes aside. In Matthew their whole position with respect to the dispensation is developed; whether as having a place, so long as Moses continued, or with reference to their guiltiness before God in that place.
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Some of you know that my mother, Jacqueline Austin MacEntee, was diagnosed with dementia, one of the early indicators of Alzheimer's disease in 2000 at the age of 58. I can relate to you what I and my family had to endure just to get Mom diagnosed.
The diagnosis currently starts with a visit to a doctor for basic tests (blood, liver, cholesterol, heart, etc.) and then being sent to a specialist for neurological testing such as an MRI. Once everything is cleared as to possible causes, comes a visit to a gerontologist and a test consisting of about 30 questions. Questions are basic (the current day or year, the current president, etc.) and some are more complex (reading a small story and then relating what the story was about or who the main character was). This is usually when the diagnosis is positive as to Alzheimer's Disease.
And so it begins. You know it eventually has to end, and how it ends, but it just seems like it never ends.
You notice a marked change in behavior and instances where Mom just isn't herself. Many times you call and ask her what she did over the weekend or what movie she saw and she can't remember. Then it becomes the lack of remembering simple things like how to drive from point A to point B in a small town where Mom has lived for over 40 years.
The disease progresses to affect employment and the means of earning a living and surviving financially. You deal with the chief at the village police office where she works as a dispatcher and clerk when he tells her that she has "psychological problems." She loses the second job at a local restaurant because she can no longer handle the bookkeeping responsibilities. You step in to get Mom out on early retirement via Social Security and still you need to fight, hire an attorney, and attend hearings, meetings, etc. But you feel good that you are able to get Mom out on retirement early so that she can enjoy the few good years she has left going to movies, shopping, etc.
And the denial, the denial, the denial -- from both Mom and the rest of the family -- that this is really happening. Much of the denial is the realization that by watching Mom and the deterioration of her condition, you could be looking in a mirror held up to your face so that you know your own mortality. Even worse, you come to the realization that this could be you. "There but for the grace of God . ."
You drag your spouse or partner into the mess, the person you want to spend the rest of your life with, the person who may very well be doing all this for you one day. But you know that he or she would gladly make the sacrifices just as you would for him or her or for his or her parents.
Then there are the financial scammers that come out of the woodwork. Her "financial advisor" at New York Life who talked her into an annuity that only made money for the advisor. And then the same advisor selling Mom expensive health books and vitamins as a treatment for the disease. I know - I cleaned out the house, saw the books, and have the receipts.
And as the months progress into years, the gerontologist's test is given at least yearly and the number of correct answers dwindles from 22 to 20 to 17.
You decide to take the car away after several instances of U-turns through the grassy median of a 4-lane highway. You notice unexplained dents and dings to the car or even to the house or garage. You have to fight and get a letter from the doctor to give to DMV in order to take the car away.
If you are smart or lucky or both, you find a good elder law attorney and you do this early when Mom can adequately communicate her wishes. Wishes such as "do not resuscitate," funeral and burial, will, assets, care, etc. The power of attorney kicks in and you have so much more responsibility than just making sure Mom is comfortable. But you know you and your family are lucky, and smart, because you did this early. You didn't wait to find out that investments were sucked dry by scammers who sell home improvements or driveway repaving or annuities. Boy, were you lucky.
While you sort through the tangled financial web of the past five years, you try to arrange for in-home care for Mom, knowing that having the familiar around her is the best thing. You arrange for adult day care at the local hospital where on a given day she is probably the youngest one there but most definitely the most ambulatory. You bring in local women who specialize in elder care to stay with her the other 16 hours of the day and also to transport her to day care and doctors' appointments. You want to keep her in the home she bought 25 years ago, as a divorced parent with two boys and little credit. You know she deserves this and you and the rest of the family make sacrifices so this will happen.
You decide that while you've enjoyed living in California for the past 20 years, you can't handle all the tasks and responsibilities from so far away. The telephone, e-mail and the internet only work up to a point. You move to Chicago so you are at least a short two hour flight away, with three flights to New York each hour from O'Hare.
You get so caught up in the politics of family, and the squabbling and the pettiness that at one point you decide to walk away altogether. You decide it isn't that you aren't up to the responsibility but that you don't know why family has to make it all so complicated - especially those who are selfish and want this to be about them and not about Mom. A simple Thanksgiving day phone call turns into a yelling match with your aunt who doesn't know how to handle Mom or why she has been accused of stealing a book or moving furniture. You decide you need a break so you don't call for close to six months and you drop out. And you feel guilty, as you should. And every time you are willing to put it behind you and focus on what Mom needs now because you are back in the mix, someone is there to remind you of how you walked away.
And besides bleeding tears, you bleed money. Your mother's money. The money she worked so hard for at the phone company before she went out on retirement due to a bad back. The money she earned working for the state at the police station. The SSI money. You run credit reports and find out there are over 100 credit cards in her name, many from stores like Macy's (where she had 6 accounts!) with clerks who say, "would you like to save 15% today by opening a Macy's account?" knowing that Mom already had other Macy's accounts but the $5 commission was all that mattered. You close all the accounts, cash out IRAs and that damned annuity at a loss. You end up paying federal and state income tax as if Mom earned over $100,000 that year all because you had to cash in the investments for her care. But you also know that this is the best thing to do in this moment because it means months of in-home care, and safety and security. That's why we save for rainy days and right now it is pouring.
And the number of correct answers, at least on that test, becomes 15, then 12, then 10. For the rest of the process there are no correct answers, there are no touchstones because you've never been this way before. Oh how you don't want to be here right now but oh how you do because it's all about Mom.
Besides untangling finances, you have to untangle agreements and understandings that Mom entered into with other family members but had not the mental capacity nor the right to enter into. You deal with the house in Florida and you deal with Mom's home. You deal with the Grahamsville property that Mom inherited from her great-grandmother (Therese McGinnes Austin) for all her years of sacrifice and care. You realize that Mom entered into a purchase agreement with a family member who has since rented the property out but that person can't prove their payments to Mom or for taxes. You know that property meant so much to Mom as a kid but you also know the best thing is to let it go and realize that she was taken advantage of and to just deal with it. You deal, you deal, you deal. Until you think all the cards are dealt.
You fight with other family members who either think they know how to care for an Alzheimer's patient or want to keep denying that their sister has the disease. Because there's a small chance, given that the oldest sister already died from Alzheimer's, that they are next on the list to get it. But you also find other supportive family members who are glad to pitch in and actually make so many sacrifices for your mother when you know they already have their hands full.
Then comes the time to talk to Mom about finding a "facility" for her long-term care when either the finances or patience runs out, or both. You dread the discussion you have to have on Mother's Day, of all days, but you find she takes it well. Then you wonder if she really understands that a facility means a nursing home. You wonder if she is clear enough to figure it out over the next few weeks and retreat back into the denial stage. You have visions of that scene in the Exorcist when the priest puts his mother in an inner city nursing home yelling "Demi, why you do this to me? I'm afraid Demi." But you realize that when you see her a month later that she's lost over 20 lbs of excess weight, she's eating better, she has lots of activities. She is safe, she is happy, she is living in the moment.
Next you have to clean out the house you grew up in and you don't know where to start. You make six trips in one year, buying boxes when you step off the plane to Newark. Working long hours sorting through every scrap of paper, every wadded up tissue in a sweater or pants pocket because it might contain something of value, every book some of which would have a gold bracelet as a bookmark. You remember that Mom took care of your great-grandmother and your great-aunt (Ethel McCrickert Hannan) in that same house and realize that their possessions are still there. You get angry when you find all the crap and junk she's been sold, be it greeting cards (why are there 100 of the same Thanksgiving card from a Hallmark store? I know I won't ever live to see 100 Thanksgivings), or the wrapping paper that people sell for their kid's school, or the needless health books, vitamins, and other quackery and the expensive overpriced dolls from China which are probably decorated with lead paint. And you hope that however crappy or tacky or useless, these things brought her joy and made her happy, even if for a moment.
You sort, you throw away. You become cold, efficient, without feeling as you decide not to pause and look at a photo album - you just toss it in The Box. You donate clothing to thrift stores, you sell antique items that no one wants and that you can't send home to Chicago. Your aunt has a great idea to donate most of the 100+ dolls to a shelter for battered women and children. And when you are back home, you enjoy The Box and all its photos, diaries, etc. later in the year - it is the beginning of this project and other genealogy projects. You feel lucky to have photos from your ancestors and to begin to know who you are.
You have lots of help from family members that you can never thank enough. You didn't do it alone although you feel lonely and have a deep sense of loss most of the time. You thank your Uncle Jerry for all the help from the beginning - for attending hearings, meetings, taking care of finances, arranging in-home care and the nursing home. All of this was not possible without him and without Nan's support. You thank your Uncle Lem and Aunt Judy for helping clean out the house. You thank your Aunt Joan for providing a year of room and board to Mom despite the aggravation and the problems. You thank Beth for making the trip from Delhi and visiting. You thank all your other relatives who make visits at the nursing home, visits Mom won't remember five minutes later, but visits that you know make her happy despite the visitor being saddened by what they see or wanting to cry. And you thank all her friends, even the ones who no longer keep in touch because it is just too uncomfortable.
You keep in touch with family and friends who call and want an update on Mom. Or you get updates from them when they go for a visit at the nursing home. While you notice the deterioration in her condition on each visit, you hear from relatives that she has an ankle brace due to a fall, or this problem or that problem. And still you know you've done the best thing for Mom.
The time you get to spend with Mom becomes shorter and shorter - not because you don't want to visit, but because her attention span doesn't enable her to focus on any one thing for more than 30 seconds. You call the nurses' station to talk to her and after a short conversation, you realize she put the phone on the counter and walked away. Not because there was something more interesting, but because she can't focus.
And the list of correct answers to that test are now in the single digits. You know what the future holds and you dread it. You don't want to go through the first time Mom doesn't know who you are, but you know it will happen. You already see the difficulty she has in eating, getting on and off an elevator, or getting in and out of a car. You know what the next steps are because just like this article, you've read them in some blog or book or news article or website. You know Mom will suddenly stop talking, stop walking, stop eating, stop breathing.
But you will always know that you are your mother's son. And that she knew that too.
I've decided that I can either be bitter or I can be better. And bitter won't change my mother's condition - just mine. I choose better and the way I can do that is to:
- talk about my mother's experience with people like writing this article;
- mention the bad times as well as the good times, the negative as well as the positive but focus more on the positive - the negative is there as a reminder but not something to regret for it can't be changed;
- not regret the journey of Alzheimer's for me, for Mom and for the others involved - for a journey has lessons;
- understand that I did and do the most that is possible for my mother's care given the circumstances, finances and that I was lucky to have other family members involved; and
- honor my mother and the way she raised me by not forgetting her sacrifices and her love, her challenges and her gifts, her mistakes and her accomplishments.
And I intend to live life and every day as if it were important and my last. I wouldn't make someone else go through that dark twisting tunnel of care unguided and with those feelings of helplessness. Knowledge is power and power, be it the power of health, finances or love, can help you conquer all adversities.
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Oletta M. "Lettie" Golmitz, 89, of Lore City passed away Tuesday April 2, 2013 at her home.
Oletta M. "Lettie" Golmitz, 89, of Lore City passed away Tuesday April 2, 2013 at her home.
She was born April 28, 1923 in Hemlock, WV and was the daughter of the late Lucas and Oda (Hall) Archer.
Mrs. Golmitz retired from Hamilton Beach after several years of service. She was a member of Lore City United Methodist Church, Rebekah Lodge, Golden Sixties and United Methodist Women.
Lettie also enjoyed sewing, cooking, reading and spending time with her family.
In addition to her parents she was preceded in death by her first husband, Walter Mercer, and her second husband, Paul Golmitz.
She married Paul on August 1, 1970. He passed away April 27, 2012. She is also preceded in death by her oldest sister, Alice (Archer) Pritchett, and her brother, Jack Archer.
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Last weekend we posted Saturday's Minneapolis Star Tribune story on al Qaeda's man in Minneapolis. On Sunday we also noted the Boston Globe's related story on al Qaeda's man in Boston.
Today the Star Tribune follows up with "Minneapolis terror suspect licensed to haul hazardous freight." The information reported by the Star Tribune appears to be derived primarily from a government affidavit filed in connection with Elzahabi's indictment. Greg Gordon and David Chanen report:
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ANIMART, Inc. announces the recent addition of Amanda Kunde as client services representative of the dairy and livestock division which provides animal health products, supplies and solutions to producers.
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Dismantled centuries ago, the sword of Goliath is still rumored to thirst for its enemies' blood. Cole "Tox" Russell only wants to begin his life with Haven Cortes, but he must first complete a final mission: retrieve that sword and destroy the deadly Arrow & Flame Order. The AFO, however, is determined to claim the sword. Wielding their father's life over Tzivia and Ram Khalon, they threaten to expose Ram's long-held and dangerous secret while demanding Tzivia locate the sword. With the Wraith team slowly being torn apart, things only worsen when Mercy Maddux, a new operative, emerges with the stunning news that the sword is tied to both Ram's secret and a string of unsolved serial murders. Tox, Ram, and the others are forced to set aside fear and anger to focus only on the enemy. No matter the cost, Wraith must stop or take the enemy down with them.
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- Publisher: Bethany House Publishers
- Release Date: July 31, 2018
- Pages: 384
- Language: English
- Binding: Paperback
- Height: 1.30 inches
- Width: 5.50 inches
- Length: 8.30 inches
- Weight: 0.90 pounds


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Division Four: PRESIDING JUSTICE NORMAN L. EPSTEIN
He was born and raised in California where he attended public schools and received his undergraduate and law degrees at UCLA. After law school, as a Deputy Attorney General of California, he represented the People in criminal appeals and was trial counsel for several state agencies. He was appointed the first chief counsel of the California State Colleges (now California State University). He was General Counsel and Vice Chancellor of the state university when Governor Reagan appointed him to the Los Angeles Municipal Court. He was appointed to the Los Angeles Superior Court by Governor Brown, to the Court of Appeal by Governor Deukmejian, and to his present position as Presiding Justice by Governor Schwarzenegger.
Justice Epstein has lectured at the California Judicial College for 25 years, and continues to lecture widely to judges and attorneys on criminal law, evidence, civil practice and other topics. He is co-author of leading treatises on California criminal law and civil trials and evidence, and has written numerous articles for legal publications.
He was a member of the California Judicial Council and the Executive Board of the California Judges Association, and has served on the boards of many other legal and civic organizations. He received the UCLA Law Alumnus of the Year Award; the Bernard Jefferson Award for distinguished judicial education; the Distinguished Trial Jurist Award from the Los Angeles County Bar Association; the Emil Gumpert Award from the Dispute Resolution Services section of that association; the Bernard Witkin Medal from the Board of Governors of the State Bar of California; the Career Achievement Award from the Criminal Justice Section of the Los Angeles County Bar Association; and the Beacon of Justice Award from the Friends of the Los Angeles County Law Library.
Justice Epstein and his wife have two children, who also were educated in the Los Angeles public schools. His son is a graduate of UCLA and the UC Berkeley (Boalt Hall) School of Law; his daughter is a graduate of Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo. He enjoys his family, bicycling, music, and reading.


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265g caster sugar
4 eggs
265 self raising flour
½ teaspoon baking powder
35g ground almonds
1 teaspoon almond extract
5 tablespoons soured cream
2-3 tablespoons hot water, or enough to make a thick, but pourable, icing
This cake looks so good - I wish I had some glace cherries in the house so I could make it straight away! I love the thick layer of icing too, I haven't thought of using hot water to make it before but I definitely will next time.
I love a good sponge too and the icing dripping down the sides is irresistible! I've never tried making icing with hot water but will have to try it now.
Yum! Simple bakes are always the best and I absolutely love almond sponges. My mum also taught me the trick about using hot water with icing sugar, it's a handy tip!
P.S. My dino socks came from Topshop :)
I totally agree. I have always made icing with boiled water - which is something my mother taught me too. Love your sponge and it looks great against the b&w plate!
This looks delish! I have always used hot water for simple icing because Mum did.
This look amazing dear!!
My type of cake!
You can't beat a nice almond cake, sometimes simpleis the way to go.
Now this is exactly my kind of cake. Anything bakewellesque is right up my street and I love the cherries on top. It looks delicious.
I don't think I knew the tip about hot water. I don't make that kind of icing very often but it could explain a few of the slightly disappointing effects in the past. Thanks for the tip, I will remember it.
Mmmmn! I am almost licking the screen, but I am in work and that would not look good!
Want some NOW!!
Yum! You can't beat a sponge cake. Thanks for the hot water trick - I'll use it next time I make icing:)
Oh che buona che deve essere!!
I always like anything with a Bakewell Tart influence to it. Loving the icing dripping over the edges...
Your cake looks delicious. Anything with cherry and almond (like bakewell) reminds me of my school puddings. I took a trip down memory lane when I saw your cake :- )x
Wish me luck as I am making this tonight!
The cake is a hit!! We all love it including my Buddy and the dog!
Hi Hettie
Hoorah! I'm so pleased. Dogs always know good baking!
Happy baking!
This cake looks really yummy !
The combination of cherry and almond is perfect
That looks scrumptious! I wish I could just reach out and grab a slice!
I just made this and it was delicious! My whole family loved it. Thank you for sharing!
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I've been working recently with people who are fans of computer games. "Great," you think, "we'll have so much in common." Well … yes and no. They play shooters on consoles. I play PC games. They like corpse camping people in Black Ops and I'm not big on PvP.
And I get this cognitive dissonance when they're describing excitedly all the horrible things they did in game to people who annoyed them, when I know that they spend the rest of their day working with young people who've been thrown out of their parent's homes for being unmanageable (as you can imagine, patience and respect is really important in this line of work.)
So I come back with a new view on horrible gamer culture in shooters, which is that most current players probably like it that way. And since they have plenty of buying power, people will keep making what Leigh Alexander calls "man-child bloodbath games," and they'll probably be huge hits. I'm pretty sure though that while the guys I work with enjoy the odd smack talk in game, they wouldn't be down with the sexist, homophobic slurs which are so characteristic of the culture. Or would they? Fortunately I don't play xbox shooters so I'll never know.
Bulletstorm is currently kicking up a media furore as the newest entrant into the man-child bloodbath genre.
And I think, "Well, game itself kind of sounds fun … but I don't think it's fun to dismember people and have loads of foul mouthed jokes and comments from the lead characters." And I know full well that to most of the desired audience, that's a big part of the appeal. They can't wait to play a game where you get to shoot other people in the bum (graphically, mind) and have achievements with names that go way beyond suggestiive (possibly not safe for work.)
Leigh argues that we shouldn't criticise games for being puerile man-child fantasies. If that's what the market wants then that's what the market gets. Which is fine, but I'm wondering more and more if I am the one who is not the 'true gamer' because if I know anyone who plays and likes that game, they're going down in my estimation. Which again, is part of the appeal.
Games are now being marketed on the basis that women will hate them. You may have seen or heard of the adverts for Dead Space 2, with the tagline, "Your mom will hate it." Or in other words, if you hate women and want to be really sure you won't accidentally be gaming with any, buy this game.


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Toronto native makes her disability her fortune
Award-winning children's book author and comic-strip writer Jewel Kats will visit the Museum of disABILITY History for a two-day event on Friday, June 21, and Saturday, June 22, at 3826 Main St., Buffalo.
On Friday, from 7-9 p.m., the Museum of disABILITY History will host "An Evening with DitzAbled Princess Jewel Kats." An adult friendly interview-style discussion with Jewel will be held, where she will speak candidly about her life as a "DitzAbled Princess." Jewel, 34, is the author of the comic strip titled "DitzAbled Princess," which is based on her own life as a diva who considers her disability her fortune. Jewel's Web comic has become a revolutionary online phenomenon and has more than 700,000 fan views. Copies of her comical diary will be available for purchase and signing.
A family-oriented event, the "Your Crowning Achievement" event will be held on Saturday, from 1-3 p.m. There will be a book reading of Jewel's fairy tale "Cinderella's Magical Wheelchair." Children will also have the opportunity to participate in a "make your own crown or tiara" craft activity and take a photo with Jewel. Books will be available for purchase for an autograph session.
The event is geared towards children ages 5 and up.
"Disabilities are a perk. They make you stand out in a sea of ordinary folks. Limitations are just a perceived mindset," Jewel said. "Nobody ... nothing should stop you. You're entitled to reach for the stars in your very own way!"
At the age of 9, Jewel endured a car accident. She spent weeks in the Hospital for Sick Children recovering. She has had eight leg surgeries and walks with a hot-pink crutch. Nothing has stopped her from fulfilling her dreams and she is sharing her story with the world. Kats is the author of seven books for Loving Healing Press, including her Mom's Choice Award winners: "Cinderella's Magical Wheelchair" and "The Princess and the Ruby: An Autism Fairy Tale." She is the writer and real-life character behind the "DitzAbled Princess" Web comic strip, nominee for the Canadian Disability Hall of Fame, former intern for "Entertainment Tonight Canada," and a former teen advice columnist who was filmed in a documentary for the Oprah Winfrey Network (Canada) Network.
Kats resides in Toronto.
Admission fees apply for both events, which includes admission to the Museum of disABILITY History. Refreshments will be provided at both events. To learn more about Jewel Kats, visit www.jewelkats.com and www.ditzabledprincess.com. For more information about the events, or to RSVP, call 716-629-3623.
The Museum of disABILITY History, a project of People Inc., is dedicated to the collection, preservation and display of artifacts relating to the history of people with disabilities. The mission is to tell the story of the lives, triumphs and struggles of people with disabilities as well as society's reactions. The Museum of disABILITY History offers educational exhibits, programs and activities that expand community awareness.


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Inktober 2016: Day 31, "FRIEND"
"Inktober" is a drawing challenge where you're encouraged to draw something in ink every day of the month of October.
There is an official list of prompts to assist in inspiration:
My sister, who illustrates children's books and is a far better artist than I, approached me to see if I wanted to "collaborate" with her on this Inktober journey.
After some discussion, we agreed that I'd create a "prompt sketch" based on the Inktober prompts and she would create the finished drawings.
I start the drawing, she finishes the drawing.
And this is our series finale!


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Saxophonist, oboist, english hornist, composer, b Trois-Rivières, Que, of Lebanese parents, 7 Sep 1926, d Montreal, 2 May 1991. Raised in Montreal he took up in turn clarinet, tenor saxophone, oboe, english horn, and flute, and studied with Arthur Romano at the CMM. Studies in oboe followed with Harold Gomberg of the New York Philharmonic.
Ayoub began his professional career in 1943, soon playing tenor saxophone in the dance or jazz bands of Johnny Holmes, Maynard Ferguson, the saxophonist Freddie Nichols, and the trombonist Jiro 'Butch' Watanabe. Though a leading studio musician in Montreal by the early 1950s, and occasionally an oboist (and less frequently a saxophonist) with the MSO, he remained active in jazz. An Ayoub quintet performed at the 1963 Montreal Jazz Festival and other Ayoub bands (usually with trumpeter Alan Penfold and pianist Art Roberts) appeared in Montreal clubs, in concert and on various CBC radio jazz programs through the 1970s.
Lovely deep and exotic jazz here released only in Canada. Funky modal grooves are interspersed with more contemplative, searching jazz cuts. A very fine album that deserves far wider recognition.
Ayoub fl, english horn, soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone, Penfold trumpet, Roberts piano, Angelillo double-bass, Masson drums.
1) Spanish Walk
2) Desert Boots
3) Kittens
4) Put It Out
5) Jazz Concertino Peridot
6) Jazz Concertino Turquoise
7) Jazz Concertino Opale
8) Jazz Concertino Saphir
9) Little Joey