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Cowboys' Adams fined, plans appeal
By Calvin Watkins
IRVING -- Cowboys left tackle Flozell Adams was fined $7,500 by the NFL for trying to kick Carolina defensive end Julius Peppers in Monday's game. Adams has been fined $25,000 for on-the-field infractions this season.
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Adams' agent, Jordan Woy, said they will appeal the fines.
Adams was fined $5,000 in the season opener against Tampa Bay for unnecessary roughness and $12,500 for kicking Giants defensive end Justin Tuck in the knee and attempting to trip fellow end Osi Umenyiora. Tuck injured his shoulder on the play.
"He didn't mean to kick anybody," Cowboys offensive line coach Hudson Houck said. "What happens is when you get out of balance, and you try to get your body over as best you can. That happens at times. We don't teach it and he doesn't try it. I tell him. 'You got to get in balance and get your body in the right position.' "
Tuck said after the Giants game that Adams' move was a cheap shot and that he's done it for years.
"He's not that," Houck said when asked if Adams was a dirty player. "He's big and it looks awesome, like he could be, but he's not ... not at all. That's ridiculous, he's not even close."
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Welcome! This blog is devoted to the exploration and appreciation of cemeteries in and around Oregon (mostly), and the mysteries and stories they hold. And I am excited to be a member of The Association of Graveyard Rabbits.
Thursday, May 6, 2010
Salem Pioneer Cemetery, Salem, Oregon
The Salem Pioneer Cemetery in Salem, Oregon is the final resting place of many of Salem's early and prominent citizens. Many of the names one finds on the headstones here are also the names of town streets, parks and schools. One of the missionaries to arrive in Salem in the 1830's was David Leslie. When the mission to the Kalapuya tribes ended David Leslie stayed in Salem to settle the 640 acres, in what is now South Salem, which he acquired through the Donation Land Act of 1850. As was customary, an acre or so was set aside to bury family members. At the center of this cemetery is the Leslie family plot that began with the burial of one young daughter in 1853 and another in 1854. Sometime in the late 1850's the Independent Order of Odd Fellows purchased surrounding acreage for community burials and the cemetery grew to over 16 acres. Today the city parks department is the legal steward of the cemetery and it is maintained by the volunteer organization Friends of Salem Pioneer Cemetery. In 1974 the cemetery was brutally vandalized and many headstones were crumbled. Some still lay on the ground today as a result. The cemetery is thought by some to be haunted by several entities, one being a woman who, towards the end of the 19th century, poisoned all four of her children and then drowned herself in a nearby creek. They are all buried in unmarked graves in the northwest corner of the cemetery.
At the east end of the cemetery is the gravesite of Eugenia Thayer who died in 1918 at the age of 21, one of the early victims of the Spanish Influenza pandemic. At the time of her death she was a junior at the University of California, Berkley and had only been ill three days.
She was the granddaughter of one of Salem's most prominent and wealthy citizens, Asahel Bush II, who published the town newspaper and later opened a bank. Her body was brought back to Salem, likely in the Bush family's own private train car, to be buried near other family members. Wealth, prestige and beauty could not buy Eugenia Thayer a long life. Just to the north of her stone is the Bush family plot and the tall elegant headstones that mark the graves of Asahel II and his wife, who was also named Eugenia. They look almost like thrones; fitting, since this plot seems to hold court among all the others.
Photo of Eugenia Thayer from the Bush House Museum, Salem Art Association, photo I.D. #bh0423.
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It's the basic question when investing in a stock: is it on the way up or will it go down? To answer this question, Wall Street has developed numerous ways of attempting to predict what will happen, estimating various attributes tied to stock performance in order to determine what the future holds for a company's valuation.
After dissecting the data, analysts following a particular stock produce a price target of where they believe the stock is headed. Out of the entire S&P 500, which stocks are analysts expecting to have the biggest price drops? Here's the top 20, according to ThomsonReuters (as of market close on 12/11/09, stocks included must be covered by 3 or more analysts).
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Our client needs a logo for their tropical fish business. They are open to all designs, however, are partial to an old school surfer feel. Want something gnarly yet professional looking. Client has added that they would like to see some edgy designs with simple, distinct logos similar to Kahuna Watches logo or Red Fish Creative logo. Google them see what they mean. They really, really love Kahuna Watch logo and especially the font used in the logo for Kahuna.
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Davidson County Community Action is providing free assistance to homeowners facing foreclosure.
Davidson County Community Action is providing free assistance to homeowners facing foreclosure.
The nonprofit organization received $115,000 from the North Carolina Attorney General's initiative under the National Mortgage Settlement. Along with 47 other agencies, DCCA received a cut of $13 million to offer help to homebuyers and owners.
"Our share will expand staff and provide better services," said Charles Holloway, executive director of the nonprofit organization.
DCCA provides employment, education, standard housing, personal development and financial management services to the disadvantaged in the county.
The money allotted, managed by the North Carolina Housing Finance Agency, will be used for individuals in Davidson, Randolph, Rowan, Davie, Forsyth, Guilford and Cabarrus counties.
Holloway said people need to come to the agency to see if they qualify. One of two things will happen — the person could receive up to $38,000 toward their mortgage, or they will be eligible for the loan modification program where the agency will work with the bank to modify loans.
Holloway noted the main objective is to counsel the individuals on their options to avoid foreclosure. He said people cannot receive assistance if they don't come in.
"We're just trying to save homes," Holloway said.
The agency can also assist eligible homeowners who have lost their jobs apply for loans from the North Carolina Foreclosure Prevention Fund to make their mortgage payments while they are looking for a job or complete job training. These zero-interest loans are offered by the North Carolina Housing Finance Agency using funds from the United States Treasury and are considered satisfied after the homeowner has continued to live in their home for 10 years, according to a news release.
A news release from the agency gave tips to homeowners facing foreclosure:
• Don't wait too long. The earlier a homeowner seeks help, the more and better options they have for saving their home. Homeowners should open and respond to all mail from their lenders and from the North Carolina Housing Finance Agency.
• Talk to a legal services attorney if they have already received a foreclosure notice. North Carolina has a network of legal aid attorneys that provide help at low or no cost.
• Homeowners who have already experienced foreclosure may still be eligible for monetary restitution under the National Mortgage Settlement if their loan was originated or serviced by Ally/GMAC, Bank of America, Citi, JP Morgan Chase or Wells Fargo. To learn if they are eligible, homeowners should go to www.nationalmortgagesettlement.com
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Holloway said to date they have assisted 103 families and secured loans for more than $2 million.
"We're getting people in every day," he said. "People need to come in to see if they qualify."
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Many of you have been anxiously awaiting the arrival of Sparrow for iPhone, myself included, so I'm excited to report that it's here! Sparrow is a popular mail client for the Mac that focuses on providing the perfect email experience. That experience is now available on your iPhone.
Sparrow is particularly great for Gmail users because it handles labels extremely well. You are not restricted to Gmail, though. Sparrow offers full iMAP support including Gmail, Google Apps, iCloud, Yahoo, AOL, Mobile Me and custom IMAP accounts. It does not support POP or Exchange accounts.
Some of the favorite features of Sparrow include using Facebook to assign avatars to your friends, ability to add attachments while composing a message, a very well designed pane navigation layout, pull to refresh, alias support, and custom signatures for each email account.
Unfortunately, Sparrow does not support push. Not by choice, however; Apple made them remove it. At least for now.
I've been using Sparrow for Mac over Apple's Mail client for over a month now and have been extremely happy with it. I'm very excited about Sparrow on my iPhone and even though I've only spent a moment with it, I'm already impressed. Without push, however, it may be hard for me to make the switch from the native Mail app. We'll see.
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History continues its onslaught of promotional material for its first scripted drama, "Vikings," which is set to premiere at 9 p.m. CT March 3. On Monday the network released the series' key art, which shows the hero of the story, Ragnar Lothbrok (Travis Fimmel), a "curious, compelling man who is always looking to break through barriers and discover new worlds to conquer."
Here's a breakdown of the symbolism in the key art from History:
Covering Ragnar's face is the bold "Vikings" logo that captures the spirit of the Viking culture. The two sides of the V represent multiple dimensions of the Vikings culture--family/life and violence.
Family & Life
The left sides tells us the softer, lesser-known aspect of Vikings.
- The upper section is a nod to their craftsmanship/technological advances
- The middle section represents brotherhood and unbreakable bonds
- The lower section represents Growth & Life
The right side of the V tells a different story.
- It is about war, violence, death and conflict. It is shaped like the blade of a sword. There are some cracks, worn texture and blood spatter--all indicating that the weapon has been put to use.
The extraordinary tales of the lives and epic adventures of these warriors are told in the nine-part scripted series "Vikings." The drama portrays the world of these Dark Age raiders, traders, explorers--not from an outsider's view, but, through the eyes of Viking society. While "Vikings" is filled with conflict, warfare and bloodshed, it is a family saga at heart following the story of Ragnar Lothbrok and his family. You can read more in previous posts shown at the side of this story.
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Parents Shell Out Less for Kids in College
Parents are giving their children less cash to pay for college amid continued economic weakness, adding to pressure on students to borrow money, rely more on grants—and in many cases, live at home. WSJ's Doug Belkin reports.
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... I ... let's catch heat for college as the incomes fail to keep up with the financial demands of higher education ... Negishi reporter Don Belton he has the story he joins us right now ... from our Chicago bureau dot thanks so much for being here I wanna ... first gig in some of these numbers exactly how much our parents able to contribute to the kid's college today compared to recent years ... this is a less ... they're they're pretty noble fifty seven hundred dollars a year ... to help kids get through school ... but that's down almost three thousand dollars for your buck up for the drop so ... says there's a significant increase in what parents are able to offer the kids to help pay for school ... we noted in a college university Och Alston I gain any shape or not we also you know it noted it is harder than ever to get scholarships to wait where are ... the children getting the rest of the money to pay for college ... so the biggest joke is coming from the institutions themselves the schools need to keep ... the the classrooms filled it in their interest to have kids come for the door so that they're offering more toasters are often more grants ... that would use the there's the skids the students to come in in in which are collected ... beyond that ... is it a go of bigger loans the Gregory was hired at ... home ... so those are the biggest of the biggest show ... did you think this is been a force any kind of a change in breach college is ... families began to consider ... yes having already of five years ago ... families reported to court to this the Sosa servers ... that they were Rome ... that does qualifying fifty six percent of schools of because they were too expensive for financial reasons the Mets climbed to sixty seven percent this year ... so the passion to sing we can afford its a new ... but to the school ... you may have to find a place that people are less expensive ... and DISA and Leslie on what's this mean for the card is because there are struggling to offer ... more financial aid but we know that in many states that if a state school say schools are ... getting additional ... ah funding from the States so how what what are the Continental ... so that that's begin begun to change her alot alleges which is the more than thirty legislatures around the country have lifted up but education spending ... um ... it given to the public schools more money so there's a shift there but to wish and continues to rise ... so there's this the business twenties which schools in the face with the ... effect actually of laying off ... of folks that is at a higher pressure to get him into the classrooms are filled ... um and with the with the kids that can afford it there be a pain border to make sure that that that Rica what ... I'd done Falcon in Chicago thanks so much that more and that is to dot com and in the paper today appreciate that ...


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Carl Icahn Sues to Stop Dell From Delaying Vote
Activist investor Carl Icahn files a lawsuit against Dell to prevent the computer maker from further delaying a vote for a proposed buyout by Dell's founder. David Benoit has details.
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... the the ... auction related news activist investor Carl Icahn has assumed a dowel to prevent it ... from flow that delaying a decision on the company's future up ... to that point joining us on such ... services ... it's the states that Dell's although it is significant is Mattel ... I think he could be of a Norwegian Vikings August in it is getting long it's it's been about six months of this Psalm Mr. Icahn wanted to go ... in on ... a case of what he's selling it to say to say exactly what does this in complexity Arizona I had a line so so we lined yesterday the special committee of Dell which is charged with misleading has ... offered to Michael Dell and Silver Lake the people buying ... did they would agree to extend the bow ... for all to mom essentially ... if they if the buyout group eight thirty seven ... a share ... Carl Icahn ... who is fighting this buyout to Tyndale ... says ... don't you dare exceeds the via Dei ... have the vote which is currently scheduled for tomorrow parcel last day they haven't ... seen in this day and down ... and have the same at least I'm in no way now ... aam ... people have changes chest of change happens yes last few months ... how does that change things of that oh so so that's that's a long argument great to be the date that they're talking to news of the record date for essentially is ... set for June third so ... no no when it bought a share after two thirds of a Vodafone which have been offended by it found in the fall ... then that would cap right you're you're you're not physically able to go in the buyout person that only one-third can go ... but you're not do ... so the argument of putting them up the ... record date later ... I ... kind of visits to refresh the ... the matter that was voting ... on ... what happens ... and would therefore ... essentially mean people are more invested in the company right now the wants of ... content and so I made it is with that it's happening so so only evidence yet that I went outside ... that at some point said he's doing that ... what what do we have an ounce of that it is so demanding a mega slapped the side of this and I know certainly not that Dell is so so far responded that this is this ... is nonsense essentially be awesome but it's that it's full plate that has yet to you let's go to say ... without merit or something cutting into the clear were not insurance can be delayed this this it could be nothing tomorrow were waiting for Michael Dell ... to respond about whether he's going to take that away and pay an extra ten cents a share ... or it's possible that this happens my life I want to ... talk and if anything does some smart you'll be on what white on


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Biographical Sketch of the Doran family
The name is of Scotch, Irish and French origin:
Robert L. Doran was born in Virginia about 1790, and Elizabeth Lowry was born in Virginia about 1792.
The parents of Robert L. Doran came to America from near Dunshamflin Ireland, and the parents of Elizabeth Lowry came to America from Scotland. Robert L. Doran and Elizabeth Lowry were married in Virginia about 1812. The children born to them were as follows:
Malinda, born in 1813 and never married.
Alexander born April 29, 1815 married Delphia Marilla Judd, Dec 26th, 1838.
James L. born about 1817 married Jane E. Conn, 1
Margaret born 1819 and married Josiah Leedy
William C. born 1821 married Ellen Leedy
Miranda born 1823 married Addison King
Nancy born 1825 married Samuel Maiden.
Jane born 1827 never married.
John H born 1829 married Jane Mitchell.
Robert C. born 1831 married Virginia Manning.
All the members of this large family lived to be much past middle age and all2 the two that never married raised rather large families of children. The father of Robert L. Doran was born in Ireland and it is said, was a general in the Florida war.
Robert L. Doran was the owner of more than twenty slaves and set them free in 1852 for the reason that he did not believe in slavery. This Doran family3 were nearly all members of the Southern Methodist Church.
The Doran family have been and are now a strictly loyal and law abiding people and no one of them has ever been convicted of a criminal offense.
Robert L. and Elizabeth Doran emigrated from Washington County, Virginia to Greene County Missouri in 1854 and resided on a farm eight miles South of Springfield Mo; until each had attained the age of 81 or 82 years.4 They and the two unmarried daughters are buried on said farm which is now owned by Mr.5 Plank.
Alex and Delphia Marilla Doran are also buried on this said farm.
When this farm was sold from the Doran family, a plot of ground (about ⅓ acre) amply covering the graves of the Dorans buried there, was reserved to the Doran families.6
The author of this sketch is William Penn Doran a son of Alexander and Delphia Marilla Doran born Dec. 26, 1842.
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Biographical Sketch of the Judd family
Mr and Mrs Judd resided in North Carolina near the Yadkin River, when there were born to them on March 22, 1822, a daughter name Delphia Marilla.
Delphia Marilla Judd was married to Alexander Doran, in Washington county Virginia Dec. 26, 1838.7
Alex Doran was born in Johnson County Tennessee April 29, 1815.
Mr and Mrs Alex Doran resided in Washington County Virginia from the time of their marriage until 1848 when they emigrated to Overton County Tennessee where they resided until 1852 when they emigrated to Greene County Missouri where they remained until the end.
Delphia Marilla Doran died in 1865. Alexander Doran died in Aug 1896.
Twelve children were born to Alex and Delphia Marilla Doran. Five sons and seven daughters, all of whom lived to middle age or older. Now on March 30, 1923 there are still living one son and five daughters. All the twelve children have been married and all raised a family of children except Charles J.8
This writer now 80 years old remember very well seeing the father and mother of Delphia Marilla Judd; but does not remember their Christian names.
The Judd family emigrated from Washington County Virginia to Owsley County Kentucky about 1850: where they became the owner of a coal mine and resided there until after the Civil war. The father of Delphia Marilla lived to be 96 years old and the mother lived to be 92 years old.
Delphia Marilla Doran had some brothers and sisters. This writer thinks about three of each. The oldest brother Hamilton B. Judd was a soldier in the Mexican war and later a soldier in the Texas, Mexican war and for this last service received from the State of Texas 1476 acres of land located in Nachodoches County where he resided until his death. He had raised a family of children.
Leander H. Judd continued to reside in Owsley County Kentucky; was married and raised a family of children, two of them sons. William C. and Charles H. were soldiers in the civil war and members of the seventh Kentucky Infantry.
This writer met them several times on Red River Lousiana in 1864. They were fine looking and appeared well educated.
Of the other brothers and sisters of Delphia Marilla this writer does not remember their names except one sister Elvera. Elizabeth, Frances, Navina, Allie, Allen and Elziah, these brothers and sisters of Delphia Marilla as remembered by Mary Lymon, a sister of William Penn Doran.
Judd family were Methodist in their religious belief. All were loyal and law abiding, worthy and deserving citizens.
The name Judd is certainly not of Saxon or Teutonic origin but most likely Celtic or Gaelic origin.
The writer of the above sketch is William Penn Doran, a son of Alex and Delphia Marilla Doran, born in Dec. 26, 1842 in Washington County Virginia and was a soldier during the Civil war for the three years and nine months and had command of the Military Post of Springfield Missouri and over 4000 soldiers at the close of the Civil War.9
Biographical Sketch of Alexander and Delphia M. Doran
Alexander Doran was born in Johnson county Tennessee April 29, 1815.
Delphia Marilla Judd was born in North Carolina March 22, 1822.
Alexander Doran and Delphia Marilla Judd were married Dec. 26, 1838 in Tennessee and emigrated to Washington County Virginia and there were born to them a son, Hamilton Greene Doran Oct. 20, 1839.
Mary M. Doran borned in Tennessee Mar. 3rd, 1841
William Penn Doran Virginia Dec. 26, 1842.
Mandy E. Doran Virginia, Dec. 29, 1844.
Martha A. Doran in Tennessee Nov. 23, 1846.
Nancy J. Doran in Tennessee Apr. 29, 1848.
Susan L. Doran in Tennessee Nov. 29, 1850.
Lizzie M. Doran in Tennessee Feb. 24, 1853
Charles J. Doran in Missouri Jan. 24, 1855
James A. Doran in Missouri May 8, 1857
Joseph C. Doran in Missouri, March 21, 1859
Fanny Doran in Missouri June 4, 1861
Alexander and Delphia Marilla Doran emigrated from Tennessee to Greene County Missouri and settled ten miles south of Springfield, Mo. where they lived until death, Delphia Marilla Doran died in 1865. Alexander Doran died in Aug. 1896.
Marriages of the children of Alexander and Delphia Marilla
Mary M. Doran married to William H. Lymn at Ozark, Mo. June 4, 1860. To them were born Willie, Charlie, Annie, Frank, Lib and Hart.
Mandy E. Doran to William B. Stapp at Syrucuis Mo. Feb. 1862.
Eight children were born to this union Johnny, Marion, Chester, Fletcher, Marshall, Ellis, Joe and Alfred. Mandy E. Stapp died June 15, 1923.
Martha A Doran to William M. Patterson at Ozark Mo. July 26, 1865.
To this union were borned Walter, Laura, Julia, Betty and Mattie.
Laura married a Malicoat
Julia accidentally shot in Springfield and was single
Betty married a Stiles.
Mattie married John O'Day.
Hamilton Greene Doran to Charlotte Belinda McCroskey at Ozark, Mo. Feb 12, 1867. To this union were born Emma Amner Doran, Francis Edwin, Minnie Ellen, Mathew Duff, Alex. Judd, William James, Junius, Allen Hamilton and Lenard Paul. Hamilton Doran died Feb. 12, 1905.
Nancy J. Doran to Samuel Smith at Ozark, Mo. May 22, 1870. To these were born Charlie, Perry,
William P. Doran to Cornelius J. Maiden at Springfield Mo. July 7, 1871. Two children were born to these Ralph and June. June married Tom Galbraith.10
Susan L. Doran to Granville M. Estes at Ozark Mo, Aug. 20, 1871 one child were born to them Lillie who married Doug Chapman. Susan L. then married Robert Owens to them were borned Everett11 and Ella who married a Mr. Young.
Lizzie M. Doran12 to Milton Robinson at Springfield Mo Oct. 14, 1879. Born to them one child Oliver. Mr. Robinson died she married Jim Doran to them were born Nettie, Macey and Charles. Nettie married Pleas McDaniel, Macy married a Mr. Noakes.
Charley J. Doran to Book Ferguson Sept. 1881. No children. Charles J. Doran died in 1891.
James A. Doran to Mary (Mollie) E. Gooch at Mentor Mo. Oct. 30, 1881. To this union were born Delmar, Daisy, Lowry, Fenton, Jessie, Threat, Ella, Pansy, Wade and Roscoe.13
Delmar married a Bilyeu. Daisy married Everett Estes, Jessie married ( ) 14Ella married a Whittington and Pansy married Hubert Moore. James died June 2, 1912
Joseph C. Doran to Frances Page at Springfield Mo.
Born to them Irene and Clearance. Irene married a Mr. Fightmaster, Okla City.
Joseph Doran died at Nixa Mo. 1914.15
Fanny Doran to Louis Clark at Cassidy Mo. May 9th, 1889. Born to them were Lou, Niva, Ethel and Ruby.
Lou married a Ben Graves. He died. 1 girl born, Maree. Lou then16 McDaniel. Niva17
The next page is blank.
Biographical of Hamilton Doran
Hamilton Greene Doran born in Washington Co. Virginia,18 Oct. 20, 1839. Charlotte Belinda McCroskey was born in Missouri Christian County Mar. 19, 1847. They were married Feb. 12, 1867.
To this union were born
Emma Amner Doran born Dec. 27, 1867. Married Fred Kerr. To this union one boy Fred.
Francis Edwin born June 2, 1869. Died Dec 24, 1873.
Minnie Ellen was born in Nov. 28, 1870 married to Bluford Gooch at Ozark, Mo, Dec. 15, 1886.
To this union were born two children Edd and Ella. Married Sam Larkins. Bluford died about 1890, Minnie married Marshall Fitzpatrick.19
To this union were born Dewey, Hazel, Earl, Carl, Faye and Lorene.
Mathew Duff20 was born in Feb. 19, 1872 married Ella Hilliard at Springfield 18
To this union were born Hugh, Malcom, Cecil, Lottie, Eunice and Glenn. Lottie married Oran Thompson
Eunice married Scott Pemberton .21
Alexander Judd was born in Apr. 18, 1873 married Lillian Stroud at Thayer Kans. Dec 17, 1903.
To this union were born Ethel, Chester, Glenn and Vivian. Ethel born in Thayer Ks. Chester at Cassidy Mo. Glenn and Vivian at 9 miles west and 3 miles south of Walter Okla.22
William James was born Jan. 15, 1875 married to Eliza Grubaugh at Ozark 189__. To this union were born Inez, Clearance, John, Lawrence and Donald.
Ina married Lee Bingham 1921
Junius Doran was born in June 8, 1878, married Cora in Rialto Calif. 19
One child born to this union Lenard Junius. 23
Allen Hamilton was born Feb. 7, 1880. Married Julia Simms Cassidy about 1917. One child to this union was born Ralph.24
Leanard Paul was born in Sept. 4, 1881 not married
The next twenty-two pages are blank, then an unknown handwriting continues in pencil….
About 1875
Hallie South was killed at Pilot Point Texas. She was killed by a Doran who shot off his revolver on the way from church and it was counted an accidental
He had asked her for her company home and was told no. So for that reason there was a lot of talk, he was a distant relative of our family.
On the facing page, in pen, A. J. Doran writes:
Hamilton Green Doran was under Capt. Barett in the War of the South.
Capt. Barrett (this last line is in pencil)
On the next page (in pencil) another unidentified hand takes over:
Burt A. Judd born at Columbia, Murray County Tennessee in 1876 a son of C. S. Judd and Helen (Crane) Judd natives of Tennessee Binghamton New York.
Growing up at Columbia Burt A Judd had educational advantages. In 1906 Mr. Judd was married in Mount Eagle Tenn. To Miss Carrie Knowles.
Mr. Judd died June 27 1921 in Ranger Eastland Co. Texas. He was owner of considerable city property.
On the inside back cover, A. J. Doran continues:
The last thing my mother spoke was I want to meet you all in heaven and the last words to me (A. J. Doran) was go get your other pants and put them on. That was just a day or so before she died.
Transcribed by Stacy A. (Rosa) Chadwick. The original notebook is in the possession of my mother, Charla M. (Doran) Rosa, a granddaughter of Alexander Judd Doran.
1 "no children," added in pencil by A. J. Doran
2 "but" inserted by A. J. Doran
3 On the back of this page, A. J. Doran has written "Page one Uncle Will William Penn Doran married to Virginia Maiden a first cousin she and uncle will are Buried at Denison Tex uncle lived to be 87. June an Ralph ther children"4 On the back of this page, A. J. Doran has written "Ralph died at the age 9 or 10. Buried at St. Louis Mo. June married Tom Galbrath at Springfield mo they had two children girs."
5 "Milo" inserted by A. J. Doran
6 A. J. Doran added – "Hamilton Greene Doran and Charlotte Doran are buried there." He continues on the back of the page in pen: "Hamilton Greene Doran and Charlotte are buried on the Plank farm which was the Robert Doran farm. He was my great grandfather. I am Alexander Judd Doran so he was my great grandfather."
7 This is incorrect; he later gives the correct marriage location in Tennessee. ~Stacy A. Chadwick
8 Added by A. J. Doran – "Doran"
9 A.J. Doran adds "and mustered them out of service."
10 Penciled in by A. J. Doran – "June died July 31, 1940"
11 A. J. Doran inserted "married Minnie Keltner"
12 "Aunt Lizzie died Mar 16 1939" – added by A. J. Doran
13 Added by A. J. Doran – "There was a small boy 2 or 3 years old that died."
14 A. J. Doran filled in the blank "Payne"
15 A. J. Doran lined through the word 'Nixa' and wrote "at Springfield in the Hospital"
16 A. J. Doran inserted "married"
17 "married a Clausen" – added by A. J. Doran
18 This is incorrect – Stacy A. (Rosa) Chadwick
19 A. J. Doran notes "Marshall died 1927"
20 Added by A. J. Doran – "Died Jan 1935, Ella died 1936"
21 In an unknown handwriting – "Cecil children Marvin, Delbert, Wanika; Glens -- Patty Ann; Jerry – Johnnie Joe; Eunice – Albert Cecil, Hilge Virgal, Colleen; Malcolm – Dexter, Nena, Kenneth, Wayne, Shela (died), Winsor, Warren, Trela, Leslie & Wesley"
22 Added in pen "2 marriage Alexander J. Doran married Vannie McCroskey June 10 1943 at Witchita Falls, Tex. She died Aug 1 19
23 A. J. Doran adds "Junius died 10th of July 1963 of cancer stomache"
24 "Allen died Sept 14, 1935" added by A. J. Doran


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2010: Made three starts at QB and appeared in nine games ... Finished the year 36-76-3 for 439 yards and three touchdowns ... Made his first career start at Lafayette on Oct. 2 in a 35-10 win, completing 6-of-11 passes for 82 yards and a touchdown ... Became the eighth of the last nine Harvard quarterbacks to win his collegiate debut ... Was 16-for-35 for 191 yards and a touchdown while also rushing for a TD in a win over Cornell ... Was 12-of-27 for 143 yards, one TD and one interception against Lehigh ... Major H award winner.
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{{Otheruses|''Boy Scouts can earn the [[Collections]], [[Coin Collecting]] and [[Stamp Collecting]] Merit badges.
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Coin Collecting is a great introduction to this fun hobby.
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1. US Mint Process of Making Coins - US Mint
2. Dictionary of Coin Collecting Terminology - Coin Terminology - Coin Collecting History, Themes, etc.
3. Coin Grading Scale - Coin Grading - Grading (with photos) -
4. Storing your Coin Collection
5. PCGS Coin Prices Online Reference Catalog - Reference Magazines: Coin Prices - Coins Magazine - Numismatic News - World Coin News -
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7. Current US Coins, Photos, Designers, etc. - National Numismatic Collection Smithsonian Institution
8a. US Paper Money History, Photos, Types, etc.
8b. Legal Tender
8c. The Federal Reserve — Official site
9a. World Coin Identification Guide Online - World Coin Online Catalog
9b. Society of Paper Money Collectors
9c. Society of U.S. Pattern Collectors
9d. A date set of a single type of coin might be one Lincoln penny from each year from your birth.
10a. Tour the US Mint - U.S. Bureau of Engraving and Printing - Federal Reserve Districts
10b. Coin Shows Listing - Coin Shows - The U.S. Mint for Kids
10d. The Coins of Colonial and Early America
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I am often without a computer for a week or so, but I can still work on my family tree if I have:
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- Address book and Correspondence log (I can write letters on paper to relatives or repositories); 'Style sheet' to remind me how my filing system works; 'Where Is It?' index book.
- Small magnifier; 2B pencils; enclosed pencil sharpener (so I can put it in my pocket at repositories); good quality coil-bound notebook (A5 or A4); 4-ring binders and copysafe page protectors.
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Is corporate money compromising public research? >From their inception, America's publicly funded universities have conducted research with a simple mission: to advance and disseminate scientific knowledge. Researchers' careers blossomed based on publication and merit; success led to increased funding for further research; and the concept of "owning" the results of their efforts was not a primary consideration.
Today, however, that simple mission has been clouded by a rapid increase in privately funded research - research that is conducted at public universities but funded by private business. And many researchers are concerned that their independence is being eroded.Industry ties. There is ample evidence to support that concern: * In conducting an ongoing survey of biological scientists (last conducted in 1996), Fred Buttel, a rural sociologist at the University of Wisconsin, detected a trend. He says, "When asked for their views of university-industry relationships, a number of researchers in the sample expressed growing concern over closer ties with industry. Compared with their responses in 1989, significantly more agricultural college researchers in 1996 said that growing links with industry would result in their research becoming too oriented to industry needs, reduce their opportunity to study basic biology and inhibit open communications." Those surveyed in 1996 strongly agreed that private sponsorship of research is essential because of inadequate public research funding and said that receipt of grants or contracts is now nearly as important in determining faculty promotions as their publication record.
*At the 1995 annual meeting of the National Agricultural Biotechnology Council (NABC) - a gathering of academicians from 22 universities - the Research and Policy Committee report stated that, by large measure, the concern that dominated discussion was whether research agendas were unduly influenced by industry.
The report also noted that researchers were uncomfortable with the increasing pressure to seek industry funds, and they agreed that "there is a need to maintain some balance between public sector and industry control over research agendas to ensure the kind of freedom of inquiry essential for scientific advancement."
*A survey of more than 2,000 scientists published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) revealed that 20% of the researchers had delayed publication of their research results for more than six months. The most common reasons that they gave for delaying publication were that they were preparing a patent filing, protecting the proprietary value of their research and trying to enhance their lead over competitors.
Paranoia? The startling conduct of the makers of a synthetic thyroid drug illustrates how real the list of concerns has become. In 1987, Knoll Pharmaceuticals enlisted Betty Dong, a researcher at the University of California at San Francisco, to compare its drug - Synthroid - to three other, much cheaper alternatives. When her study showed that the alternatives worked just as well, Knoll refused to allow the work to be published. Dong's contract prohibited publication unless approved by the company.
Eventually, JAMA asked five experts to review the study, and they found no fault. Only after the FDA pressured the company did it agree to publication. In a letter to JAMA, Dong wrote, "The difficult, sobering and painful lessons learned should be remembered by all when collaborations between industry and academia occur."
At issue are the "rules" under which researchers agree to conduct industry-funded research. With the push to increase outside funding, researchers can have difficulty saying no. In a study conducted at Carnegie Mellon University, 53% of surveyed scientists said they had agreed to delay publication, and 35% said they had agreed to contracts that allowed sponsors to remove information from their research at publication.
Bill Baumgardt, retired director of agricultural research at Purdue University, says collaborative research can be an asset for any university if conducted on the proper terms.
"The most critical aspect of sponsored research lies in the terms of the agreement," Baumgardt says. "First, of course, comes publication of the results. All research should be published essentially without delay, which allows no more than six months due to review procedures.
"Second, ownership of any patents that result from the research must be held by the university, and ownership of the patents needs to be separated from licensing. Licensing terms usually are not difficult to negotiate. You just work through that process until both parties are satisfied.
"Third, if for some reason the research can't be published, it must be separated from the university. Some institutions have private research corporations, for example, that can handle that.
"And finally, if publication is an issue, no graduate student should be allowed to work on the project. You can't delay a grad student's progress for a commercial objective."
Funding pressures. Baumgardt is equally candid about how researchers are pressured to attract outside funding to boost their careers. "There is no doubt that there is pressure to attract outside funding," he says. "State support is decreasing, federal funds are stable, but public funding is not keeping pace with the explosion of ideas, particularly in the field of biotechnology. So it is a matter of industry funding, and scientists have to be entrepreneurs.
"The importance of publication has not diminished at Purdue. But I think the dimension of fund-raising has been added. It doesn't replace publication as a measure of success; it's just in the mix. But what you have to watch out for is a review committee that puts too much weight on the size of a grant. You want productive, innovative, creative people first. Where the money comes from or the size of the grant is immaterial [to promotion and tenure]."
What concerns Baumgardt more than funding sources is the trend toward secrecy - a trend that inhibits the advancement of science as a whole. "To some extent private funding has inhibited communication among researchers," he says. "But my observation is that the nature of competition is overtaking the concept of cooperation. There is a concept of 'me-ism' in research today, and it is accelerating.
"I would inject a different tangent, as well. Many research scientists also do consulting work for industry. And it's a good thing, overall, because it gets you out there in the business world and keeps you up to date with what's going on. Consulting agreements, however, come with confidentiality agreements and you are bound by those. What is happening, I think, is that scientists are beginning to apply those consulting concepts to research that is funded by industry. They aren't differentiating between research agreements and consulting agreements."
New direction. Obviously, institutional research is moving into uncharted waters. No single example highlights this more than the unprecedented agreement between Novartis and the University of California at Berkeley.
Last November Novartis announced a $25 million, five-year research agreement with the university that gives Novartis the exclusive right to negotiate licensing agreements on any patentable discoveries coming from the department's laboratories. Certainly, this collaboration casts industry-funded research and technological patents in a new light.
Three years before this announcement, at the NABC annual meeting, Ronald Sederoff of North Carolina State University and Laura Meagher of Rutgers presented a prescient paper that addressed such alliances. They said, "Biotechnology arose from several decades of research based upon the free exchange of information and materials. Most research during these crucial formative years was 'basic' and was supported by public funds or foundations. Little consideration was given to intellectual property, and new information was released and made available through publications or conferences.
"If many of the fundamental advances made during this time had been patented, it is unlikely that the field of biotechnology would have developed by this time. It is instructive to consider how the past 45 years of progress would have been constrained if each major discovery or new process was patented and licensed.
"If a major shift occurs from public funding to industrial funding, and if current intellectual property protection strategies continue to be pursued, the nature of the university research enterprise related to biotechnology could change in dramatic ways."


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San Francisco—The Supreme Court Committee on Judicial Ethics Opinions today announced that the Supreme Court has approved the committee's proposed internal rules and procedures for providing formal judicial ethics opinions and advice to guide the conduct of California state judges.
The Supreme Court established the Committee on Judicial Ethics Opinions (CJEO) to provide advisory opinions and ethics advice to judicial officers and candidates for judicial office. The court adopted California Rules of Court, rule 9.80, to govern the actions of the committee (Rule 9.80. Committee on Judicial Ethics Opinions).
Under rule 9.80, the committee acts independently of the Supreme Court, the Commission on Judicial Performance, the Administrative Office of the Courts, the Judicial Council, and all other entities (Cal. Rules of Court, rule 9.80(b)). Section (m) of the rule requires the committee to adopt procedures to implement the overall requirements of the provision, subject to approval by the court.
In developing its rules and procedures, the CJEO was guided by the recommendations of the Implementation Committee for the Supreme Court Committee on Judicial Ethics Opinions (http://www.courts.ca.gov/memo-finalreport-ethicscomm.pdf).
At the direction of the court, the CJEO circulated its proposed rules for public comment (State Panel Seeks Comment on Proposed Procedures for Judicial Ethics Opinions (NR 32-11)). The committee adopted amendments in response to the comments (http://courts.ca.gov/documents/CJEO-Rules-Public-Comment.pdf) and returned to the court with a report on its rules and a request for approval (http://courts.ca.gov/documents/CJEO-Rules-Report.pdf).
The court unanimously approved the CJEO Internal Operating Rules and Procedures which establish procedures for the committee to (1) respond to requests for opinions from the judiciary, the public and other specified sources; (2) ensure confidentiality in the committee's records and proceedings; and (3) coordinate with the California Judges Association in providing oral advice.
The newly approved CJEO rules and procedures will be published in the California Official Reports pamphlet No. 7 (March 20, 2012) and are available at:
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The 12 members of the Supreme Court Committee on Judicial Ethics Opinions are: Justice Ronald B. Robie of the Court of Appeal, Third Appellate District (chair); Justice Douglas P. Miller of the Court of Appeal, Fourth Appellate District, Division Two (vice-chair); retired Judge Mary Carolyn Morgan of the Superior Court of San Francisco County; Justice Maria Rivera of the Court of Appeal, First Appellate District, Division Four; Judge John S. Wiley, Jr. of the Superior Court of Los Angeles County; Presiding Judge Suzanne N. Kingsbury of the Superior Court of El Dorado County; Judge Kenneth K. So of the Superior Court of San Diego County; Judge George J. Abdallah, Jr. of the Superior Court of San Joaquin County; Commissioner Robert L. Broughton of the Superior Court of Contra Costa County; Justice Judith Ashmann-Gerst of the Court of Appeal, Second Appellate District, Division Two; Judge Joanne B. O'Donnell of the Superior Court of Los Angeles County; and retired Judge Michael Garcia of the Superior Court of Sacramento County.


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Prem Rawat
Ambassador of Peace
Prem Rawat receives hundreds of invitations every year to speak at events from people around the world. His message of peace resonates with audiences from all walks of life, regardless of their education, beliefs, age, or status. He speaks in front of intimate gatherings as well as vast crowds—sometimes exceeding 300,000 in India. He has been invited to speak at many important institutional venues and forums. These include the European Parliament, the United Nations (UN), the Italian Senate, the parliament buildings of Australia, Argentina and New Zealand, the Young President's Organization, and the Guildhall in London. He is also the inspiration for The Pledge to Peace, a call to peaceful action, signed by 37 institutions and launched at the European Parliament.
Born in India to a middle-class family, Prem began speaking about peace at an early age. He left his native land in 1971 to travel to Europe and America where he inspired audiences with his unique perspective and wisdom. Over four decades later he continues to speak from his heart, without script or rehearsal. To fulfill his vision of helping people to discover peace in their lives, he maintains a demanding travel schedule, flying an average of 100,000 nautical miles and attending approximately 80 events across the globe every year.
Recent Achievements and Recognition
In recognition of his profound impact on individuals and his contribution toward the world's understanding of peace, Prem has received many keys to cities and awards (see panel on this page), and has been named an Ambassador of Peace four times: by UNIPAZ (University of Peace in Brazil) and three government organizations. In 2012, Prem was awarded the Asia Pacific Brands Association's BrandLaureate Lifetime Achievement award, reserved for statesmen and individuals whose actions and work have positively impacted the lives of people and the world at large. Other recipients of this prestigious award include Nelson Mandela and Hillary Clinton.
In a specially prepared video for the Nordic Peace Conference in Oslo, Prem emphasized the very real possibility of peace in our lifetime. He said: "There are people who are very greedy, there are people who don't care. But in my opinion, that is a minority. The majority of the people on the face of this earth want peace, and if this is true, then peace on earth is a very achievable objective. People say it's not going to happen. Well, let this time belong to those who believe it can happen, not to the ones who say it cannot."
Humanitarian Efforts
In 2001 he set up The Prem Rawat Foundation, which helps to make his message of peace widely available through forums with public leaders and its new Peace Education Program. Taking an innovative approach to helping people in communities caught in a downward cycle of poverty, TPRF has developed Food for People (FFP), a model program that provides hot nutritious meals in the local cuisine to children and ailing adults. Since 2001, the Foundation has provided over 158 grants to aid people in 40 countries across five continents.
Prem Rawat embraces creativity and cutting-edge technology to further his work. He is an inventor and highly accomplished pilot, with over 13,500 hours flying time, most of it spent flying himself to his speaking events. Prem is married with four grown-up children and two grandchildren.
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Prem Rawat has received widespread recognition. Proclamations and resolutions that honor his work, keys to cities, letters of appreciation, and invitations from government officials are among the many ways he has been honored through the years.
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- 2006: Title first conferred by Pierre Weil, rector of the International University of Peace, UNIPAZ Florianopolis, Brazil
- 2007: Designated Ambassador of Peace for the Basilicata Region of Italy by the governor, and the City of Sondrio, Italy
- 2011: Appointed by Gianni Pittella MEP, 1st Vice President of the European Parliament, as "Ambassador for Peace" on behalf of the Brussels Declaration Pledge to Peace, signed at the European Parliament in 2011
- 2012: Acknowledgement as Brussels Declaration Ambassador of Peace, Italian Senate
- 2013: Acknowledgement as Ambassador of Peace, National Agrarian University, Peru
- 2006 Distinguished International Humanitarian Achievement Award by Mary Singletary, President of the National Council of Women, New York, New York
- 2012: Lifetime Achievement Award granted by Asia Pacific Brands Foundation, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
- 2013: Bharat Gaurav Award and Certificate awarded by India International Friendship Society, New Delhi, India
- 2015: Order for International Merit of Blood from International Federation of Blood Donor Organizations
Governors of Michigan, New Hampshire, New Mexico, and NewYork. General Assembly of the State of Connecticut; Court of Common Council, Hartford, Connecticut; Pennsylvania House of Representatives; Rhode Island General Assembly; Wisconsin Legislature. Mayors of Boston, Massachusetts; Los Angeles, California; Buffalo, New York; Boulder, Colorado; Miami, Florida; Fort Lee, New Jersey; San Francisco, California.
Keys to cities: New York City, New York; New Orleans, Louisiana; Oakland, California; Kyoto, Japan; Detroit, Michigan; Miami, Florida; Miami Beach, Florida; Tainan, Taiwan; Corleone, Agrigento, Padova, Palermo, Mazara del Vallo, and Segesta, Sicily, Italy. Freedom of the City of London
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City of Atlanta, Georgia; United States Library of Congress; National Geographic Society; Vermont Historical Society; and from Hon. Franco Marini, President of Italian Senate.
Augusta, Maine; Denver, Colorado; Los Angeles, California; Portland, Oregon; Quito, Ecuador; San Francisco, California. Honorary citizenship granted by mayors of Agrigento, Corleone, and Mazarro del Vallo, Italy. Honorary Mayoralty of the City granted by the mayor of San Antonio, Texas
• Award for Best Television Program twice by the Brazilian Association of Community Television Channels for Words of Peace, a weekly series featuring Prem Rawat's message of peace.
• Chosen by Promovision Viewers as Favorite TV Program in Mexico.
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According to a news release from the Orange Police Department, officers were dispatched to the housing complex at approximately 9:53 p.m. on May 28 in reference to shots being fired. Upon arrival at the scene, officers received reports that "several black males" were involved in a disturbance that resulted in multiple shots fired. At least one man was injured, sustaining a bullet wound to his upper leg. The man was transported to Baptist Hospital in Orange for treatment. Police said the injury does not appear to be life-threatening. Investigators recovered a handgun and several spent and live casings from the scene. The investigation is ongoing.


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Amid the decorated homes and Christmas trees, gift shopping and holiday cooking, local churches are offering Lower Valley residents a chance to remember the true meaning of the holiday season.
From Christmas caroling to special services, local churches are hoping residents will join them to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ.
In Sunnyside and Grandview, various churches are opening their doors to old faces and new ones with events all week.
Calvary Lutheran Church - Located at 11th Street and Harrison Avenue in Sunnyside, the church invites people to their advent service at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 22. The service will feature music, prayer and scripture reading. The church will also have a Christmas Eve service at 9 p.m. on Dec. 24.
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church - At the corner of Fourth Street and Edison Avenue, the Sunnyside church will hold their Christmas Eve service at 7 p.m., with Rev. Christianne McKee presiding.
Sunnyside Seventh-day Adventist Church - The church, located at 1875 E. Lincoln Ave., will host world renowned violinist Jamie Jorge in a concert on Saturday, Dec. 18, started at 10:30 a.m. Also on Saturday, the church will hold its annual living Nativity from 6 to 8 p.m. Finally, the church will hold a Christmas Day program starting at noon.
Sunnyside First Baptist Church - Everyone is invited to join church members on Sunday, Dec. 19, at 4 p.m. to go Christmas caroling. Located at 401 S. Eighth St., people are asked to sign in at the church when they arrive, as a meal will be served after the caroling. The church will also have a candlelight Christmas Eve service on Friday, Dec. 24, at 7 p.m.
Our Saviour's Lutheran Church - Located at the corner of Grandview and Taylor avenues, the Sunnyside church will have a soup supper and advent service starting at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 22. The church also plans to hold a Christmas Eve service at 8 p.m.
Bethel Community Church - The church would like to invite the community to their Christmas service on Sunday, Dec. 19, at 11 a.m. The church is located at 1018 North Avenue in Sunnyside.
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints - The Sunnyside church, located at 2000 E. Lincoln Ave., will hold their Christmas service on Sunday, Dec. 19, at 11 a.m.
Bethany Presbyterian - In Grandview, the church, located at Second Street and Birch Street, will have a Christmas Cantata during the Dec. 19 Sunday worship service at 10:30 a.m. That evening, the church will also feature a children's Christmas program at 6 p.m.
Immanuel Lutheran Church - Located at 300 South Euclid in Grandview, the church will have an 11 p.m. candlelight service on Christmas Eve. The service ends at midnight, just as Christmas Day begins.
Grandview Christian Church - The church will hold a special Christmas program at 310 South Euclid, the corner of Fourth Street and Euclid Avenue. The program will be held on Sunday, Dec. 19, at 10:30 a.m.
Grandview Church of the Nazarene - The church will have their Christmas Eve service from 6 to 7 p.m. at 500 N. Elm Street.
Grandview Community Church of God - The church will hold their Christmas service at 4 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 19, at 914 W. Wine Country Road.
Grandview Assembly - Located at 501 Concord Ave., the church will hold their Christmas service on Sunday, Dec. 19, at 10 a.m.
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How does the sensation of fatigue come about? I mean are there nerves that sense this?
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mith wrote:How does the sensation of fatigue come about? I mean are there nerves that sense this?
Yes, there are nerves in the intestines. I suffer from IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome). Check out Rome III for IBS. Rome I & Rome II were different theories.
But it has more to do with the neurotransmitters misfiring.
I am not a biochemist, nor a student of that field, but I am a sufferer and during major prolonged attacks I suffer all sorts of things to do with mental health. So bear with me using laymen's terms to explain this. At least I will be able to give you new areas to research.
They have now discovered that their are approx 95% of the neurotransmitters in the intestinal track. That the stomach has a brain of its own. Due to the severe intestinal & bowl contractions, signals to the brain get mixed up somehow. They don't know how or why, if they did, we would not be suffering. Hence, depression, anxiety, fatigue etc.
I have been subjected to 2 IBS drug studies by Glaxo, Smith & Klein.....they are looking in the area of some sort of psychotic drugs??? on a very low dose to slow all the signals down. Personally, I think that they are way off the mark. Those drug tests gave me horrible symptoms, similar to your question.
I have more success with L-Glutamine, Vitamin B-6 in a B complex than with prescription drugs. I have just started it, and will see if it does in fact heal the intestinal lining and help with the signals to the brain. It really has settled things down over these past several days. My depression & anxiety has lifted.
How do we know we are fatigued, depressed, have anxiety. Because we don't feel like our happy go lucky, smiley self. So when we see a doctor, no tests are done, they just slap a label on your symptoms and prescribe drugs.....which makes my IBS more crazy. So, drugs are not the answer for healing the gut, which creates all these problems in the 1st place.
Also, check out True Hope.com They use mega vitamin dosing to bring the worst cases of Bi-polar to a healthy normal life. It is now being globally researched. Go to their NEWSROOM TAB,
and watch the videos.
Also, check out Orthomolecular Medicine & the success they have had with mental health issues.
Google search: Dr Abram Hoffer, youtube videos
This youtube link is a great one to see:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X9cg4454 ... re=related
Again, it all starts with feeding the gut what it needs to fire the neurotransmitters properly.
The cures, not band-aids, all starts in the gut.
Hope this helps you a bit.
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Two guys sitting in a bar having a great time and very much intoxicated, they amusingly mimic a girl singing on stage. They are very humored by this form of entertainment while completely suspended from sensibility. Next thing they know one of them is pinned to the ground and gets the beating of his life! His best friend, John Lennon, tries to defend him the best as he could and even gets his wrist broken in the process. Bludgeoned and almost covered in blood, Stuart Sutcliffe gets kicked in the head extremely hard, which many believed is what triggered the brain hemorrhage that lead to his death in 1962. The Beatles will never be the same again.
Born on the 23rd of June, 1940, Stuart Ferguson Victor Sutcliffe was a quiet, good looking, but very shy lad. He had personal charisma and looks comparable to James Dean. He would often reserve away from the female gender, but still would not have any trouble having them as companions. His passion for art was not just a hobby but more of a way of life. Every stroke of paint that he put onto a canvass was an expression of a different aspect of himself. By the age of 19, he was already considered as one of the most promising and talented students at the Liverpool College of Arts. While Sutcliffe was a gifted artist, he also had an interest with music; this was mainly influenced by his friendship with John Lennon. Stu would hang around with John's group during gigs and rehearsals while doing his work. This almost brought a concern to his fellow artists that he might abandon his first love, painting. But nevertheless, he was still just as interested in art as he always had been.
As Stu and John's college years progressed, they developed a remarkable friendship that would be envied almost by everyone around at that time (who wouldn't!) they would rely on each other for anything anytime. Stu would influence John to express his creative side while John on the other hand, would tell Stu to relax a bit more and teach him how to connect with others. Both of them cherished this and became the best of friends. As Stuart further expounded his skills for art he decided to enter some of his paintings for the John Moore exhibition which was regarded as one of the best around for its type. John(Lennon) was so excited for Stu that he even brought his Aunt Mimi to the exhibit to flaunt his best friend's work. This also caught the attention of the host (John Moore) and even bought one of Stu's paintings for an unheard sum of 65 pounds! Having received this large sum of money, Stu didn't exactly knew what to do with it. Sure he had a few debts here and there or maybe he should buy more painting materials to further support his craft, but instead John convinced him to buy a bass guitar (Hofner President) and join his group, Johnny & the Moondogs. Although Stu didn't really know how to play and had to turn down John a couple of times, he finally decided to give it a go and this would turn out to be one of the most important decisions that he would make in his life. Never mind that he couldn't play he would eventually pick it up by self-teaching and "with a little help from his friends."
Years later George (Harrison) would recall in one interview: "Stu had no idea how to play, we all showed him what we could but he really picked it up by coming around with us and playing onstage." Although it became clear to everyone including John, that Stuart would never be as excellent a musician as he was a brilliant artist. The group would turn his amp off whenever he couldn't follow a song or was having a difficult time finishing it. Stu on the other hand, would rather turn his back to the crowd during live gigs for them not to notice his flaw.
However because of this, he was able to embody that distinctive sense of style and mystery to the band's appearance. Shortly after a few gigs in their local area, the boys got an invitation to play in a club somewhere in Hamburg. But before flying-off, they had to undergo a series of modifications of their band's name; from Johnny & the Moondogs, to the Silver Beetles, until finally Stu came up with just "The Beetles." Stuart was thinking of a name that would resemble Buddy Holly & the Cricketts since John and Paul (McCartney) were into them at that time.
Later the second "e" was dropped and instead was replaced by an "a" since John had specified that "we're a beat group."
Meanwhile back in Hamburg, a couple were having a lover's quarrel when the guy, Klaus Voorman (who later went on to design the cover of Revolver) decided to walk out and just wander the streets of Hamburg for some fresh air until he found himself walking into a club and heard a performance by a group of musicians from Liverpool. He was also so enthralled by this and ran back to his (then) lover, Astrid Kircherr, to tell her about them. They began to talk to these boys after the performance and right away there was an immediate connection between Stuart and Astrid. Even though there was a huge communication gap, the two fell in love instantly with each other.


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Central Connecticut senior harrier Sam Alexander finished 20th in the 10,000m on Thursday night. Alexander finished the race in a time of 30:56.57 falling short of the final cut for the NCAA Championships which will take place in June.
The senior finished ahead of the 21st place finisher by 44 seconds, William & Mary's Josh Hardin (31:00.45). UNC Greensboro's Paul Katam was the event's top finisher crossing the line at 30:05.74. The last qualifier in the race finished in 30:37.85, Alexander missed the NCAA Championship qualifying cut by just 18.72 seconds.
Alexander was one of two runners representing the Northeast Conference in the 10,000m on Thursday night. He finished ahead of 38th place Chris Mills (31:59.59) of St. Francis (PA).
The eastern preliminary round was held at the University of North Florida in Jacksonville, FL. The top 48 runners in the eastern region qualified for the meet's 10,000m event. Only the 12 best times advance to the NCAA Championships in Des Moines, IA in June.
Central Connecticut's women's track & field team will be represented at the NCAA Eastern Preliminary Round by freshman jumper Ronea Saunders tomorrow in the high jump at 5 p.m.