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The Foundation anticipates compiling a database of illnesses and causes of death reflected in death certificates and other records pertaining to Hungerfords and associated family names.
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|Cerebral apoplexy
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|Young, Roy Edwin
|Racing Car Crash
|8 Jun 1969
|Yerrington, Rolland
|Car crash
|Yappen, R. M.
|Yappen, Alice Loretta
|Sarcoma of Bladder
|26 Jun 1924
|Wyndham, William
|Fall from a horse while hunting
|17 Jun 1740
|Wright, Emily
|Cerebral Embulism
|17 May 1911
|Wright, Henry Thomas Richard Somerset
|Killed in action
|21 Dec 1916
|Wright, Emory
|Murdered by burglar
|29 Jan 1869
|Worthington, Dollie Isabel
|Heart ailment
|1 Apr 1991
|Woodman, Joseph Hamilton
|Spinal celerosis with chronic intestinal indigestion
|23 Oct 1915
|Wood-Smith, Patricia Frances
|Auto accident
|31 Mar 1961
|Wood, Frances J.
|Complications due to an accidental fall down some stairs
|7 May 1963
|Wood, Emma Hollingsworth
|12 Apr 1872
|Wood, Mary
|15 Nov 1680
|Withey, Harriet N.
|Senile marasmus
|5 Jan 1912
|Wiscombe, James Elmer
|31 Dec 1991
|Wischer, Jessie
|Winne, Eva Ann
|12 Jan 1916
|Winn, Amasa Curtis
|25 Jan 1902
|Winkelman, Dwight William
|16 Nov 1969
|Wing, Arthur Lyman
|Acute suppurative appendicitis
|5 May 1897
|Winder, David William
|As a result of a tractor accident injury.
|26 Mar 1954
|Winder, Tom White Melville
|Choking on cayenne pepper.
|30 Sep 1853
|Winder, Mary
|Imbecility and nervous exhaustion
|4 Aug 1878
|Winder, Sarah
|Heart disease
|20 Dec 1870
|Wilt, Charles Burton
|"Complication of diseases"
|6 Jul 1970
|Wilt, Royce Alexander
|Suffocation by drowning; bulldozer he was operating toppled into the lake
|2 Nov 1959
|Wilt, Gerald O.
|Auto accident
|7 Sep 1997
|Wilson, Sheila Joan Valentine
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Eczema out of control
In the summer
of 2004 I broke out in a rash that started on my arms. I had been in the attic
pulling wet insulation out due to one of the hurricanes that summer. It was a
very stressful time in my life, not only due to the hurricanes we were
experiencing, but I also was dealing with a very difficult family situation. My
job as a pilot exposed me constantly changing sleep schedules, in-flight
radiation, The rash would not go away on its own, so I went to the
dermatologist and over the next several years received steroid shots and cream
to put on the rash. The shots would clear up the rash for 3-4 weeks and then it
would slowly return. Diagnosed as eczema, it was extremely itchy and it started
to show up in other places, on my back and the back of my legs. Eczema normally
is a childhood disease that continues on through a persons life. I had never
had any skin problems of any kind before this. I tried warm baths with Epsom
salts or colloidal oatmeal, this gave me some temporary relief and helped me
sleep better. My dermatologist suggested I go to the University of Miami to see
a specialist, which I did; his recommendation was that I be put on Interferon.
This is a drug given to organ donor recipients so their body won reject the
new organ, he thought it would reset my immune system and help with my skin condition.
After he explained that one of the side effects could be diabetes, I decided
against his recommendation and went home discouraged. I continued the steroid
creams but backed away from more shots. In 2008 I developed a serious heart
condition known as Constrictive Pericarditis. My initial symptoms were extreme
fatigue, even getting a full nights sleep I was always tired. My wife and
daughter told me I looked worn out. By April I was experiencing a very rapid
heartbeat with any minimal exertion. After several doctors visits and trips to
the ER, they found that the pericardium around my heart had hardened and was
constricting my heart: I was going into heart failure. Surgery was the only
recourse, I was successfully operated on in May 2008 to remove the pericardium
and have fully recovered. I mention this heart episode because I believe it is
related to the skin problem I have been dealing with. In 2009 my skin took a
turn for the worse, my back, arms and legs broke out even more. I developed
staph infections in one elbow and on both calves. The itching was so bad that I
could hardly sleep, I wore long sleeves and pants to try to keep everything
covered. I switched Dermatologists and also visited an Allergist/Immunologist.
I was tested for everything under the sun, all lab work came back normal. I was
treated for scabies to no avail. My primary doctor recommended an individual
who specialized in Autonomic Response Testing, a method that pinpoints
weaknesses in the body. He recommended that I have all my mercury fillings
removed, which I did. He diagnosed that I had an autoimmune dis-regulation,
which I think was accurate, but his treatments were not effective. At this
point, my arms and legs were covered in lesions, and the skin that wasnt was
red and inflamed. In June 2010 I found my way to Dr. Linnette Beck, on the
recommendation of a friend, it had been a long time in coming but I was finally
where I needed to be. Dr. Beck began a thorough review of my medical condition
unlike any other I had experienced. She evaluated me with the Zyto software,
set me up for an Adrenal Stress Test, and took hair samples for toxin testing. My
mercury levels came back extremely high; I had liver and adrenal gland
exhaustion and tested high for radiation. She recommended a treatment plan that
included supplements, homeopathic medicine, sauna, and dietary changes that
have changed my life. In the last 16 months I have experienced a remarkable
change in my health. My skin is almost completely free and clear. I have some lesions
remaining on my calves, but every other area is virtually free and the
inflammation is gone. Dr. Beck has helped me with my sleep patterns, I
routinely get 7-8 hours of sleep, even with my changing schedule as a pilot. I
believe now that my body was reacting to an overload of toxins and chemicals
that were coming out of my skin because my liver and kidneys could not
eliminate them all. Dr. Beck has given me the tools I needed to help my body
heal, without Dr. Beck Jamie and Joyce, I would have continued down a path of
frustration and deteriorating health. Their knowledge and support have been a
blessing to me that has changed my life! Thank you so much!
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Harvard Women's Health Watch
Diet might delay — or hasten — the onset of menopause
How old you are when you go through menopause could be influenced by the foods you eat. Could the foods you eat help determine when you start menopause? They might, says a new study published online April 30 by the Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health. Researchers found that women who ate more fish and beans and other legumes started menopause at a later age, while women who ate a diet heavy


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Constructor's Corner
Lynn Jarvis's Sonex project (4)
By April 2001 I had completed the vertical tail and rudder, horizontal tail and elevator, flaps and ailerons, main and rear spars and the ribs. The main spar had been the biggest job to that date.
|Vertical tail
Detail of the rudder control horn and drive rib. The hinge is full length. All rivets are 1/8" stainless steel pop rivets. The skin material can be purchased pre-bent from Sonex as part of the formed kit.
|Final stages of fitting the skin to the vertical tail just before riveting. All the work can be done on a flat table because the ribs are parallel. No jigs are necessary.
|Horizontal tail
The completed horizontal tail frame clecoed prior to riveting.The spar fittings are made of 3/16" angle. The spar webs and ribs are made from pre-formed channel material. As for the vertical tail all the work is done on a flat table.
|The skinned tail prior to riveting. The skin is cut and shaped from .025 sheet material. The leading edge is bent by hand and drilling is done by careful layout from the plans and checking against the actual frame. The elevator is attached by a full length hinge. During proof load testing by Sonex the tailplane could not be broken.
Band saw cutting of the the special extrusion material to make the upper and lower spar caps. The caps taper down to 1" width at the ends. I went through two bandsaw blades by the time I was finished.
|Filing down the spar caps to final dimensions. Certain sections need to be finished flush with the centre web. Tricky to do because you can't scratch the web. All scratches have to be removed. The caps are finished with 220 grit paper and polished with scotchbrite
|Spar fittings and webs completed and ready for assembly. All are made from sheet or angle extrusion material. The brown colour is alodyne anti-corrosion treatment.
|Right hand spar front view. The root ends of both spars overlap. The inner webs and spar cap are countersunk and the outer web is dimpled for flush rivets in this section.
|Right hand spar rear view showing stiffener angles, root pin block (at left), rib attach angle (right of picture). The spar root is massive. You could stand an elephant on these things.
|Spars during riveting. Note the air rivet gun and specially shaped bucking bars which I had to make to fit the spar cap extrusion.
|Detail of flush riveting at the root end where the two spars overlap.
|Both spars completed. Root rib attach angles are left for riveting later on for easier access to the ribs during wing assembly. Next job the rear spars and then the wings can be assembled.
The next page in Lynn Jarvis's Sonex project features the wing.
Lynn Jarvis's Sonex project
| 1. Introduction | 2. Sonex specifications | 3. Building the Sonex |
| 4. The tail and spar | 5. The wing | 6. The aft fuselage | 7. More on the fuselage |
| 8. It all comes together | 9. The canopy | 10. The engine | 11. Electrical | 12. The cowling |
| 13. Paint and polish | 14. Moving | 15. Finishing | 16. First flight | 17. Natfly 2004 |
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The Milwaukee Common Council's Zoning Committee on Tuesday approved detailed plans for the upcoming Bucks arena. The new details include the first public view of the new parking garage and practice facility.
The lot would sit on North 6th Street between West McKinley and West Juneau avenues and would hold more than 1,200 parking spaces.
Committee members pushed for an apartment development beside the structure to enhance the aesthetic of the area. Bucks officials said mixed-use development is the goal but said building the garage is the first priority.
The plan now advances to the full Common Council for a vote next week.
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Here comes Peter Cottontail.... it's time for our annual round up of Kansas City's Easter Egg Hunts, Shows, Parades, and Festivities!
If you know of an egg hunt in your community that should be added to our list, please email email@example.com!
NOTE: Please remember to verify plans BEFORE YOU HEAD OUT.... Weather may cause cancelations or rescheduling for these events! And, remember to bring your Easter basket!
Plaza Bunnies March 26 - April 29 at the Country Club Plaza: The Plaza Bunnies and Wonderland Animals make their annual spring appearance. Mermaid and Pomona Courtyards are home to a lively collection of Wonderland Animals for children to play on, while the Easter bunnies line the Plaza's sidewalks. The Plaza Bunnies originally debuted first in 1931. Click here for the Bunny Map.
- Easter Egg Hunt: The Village at Burlington Creek March 30 from 11am-2pm at The Village at Burlington Creek, 6300 N Revere Dr, Kansas City, MO (in the newly-developed green area near Em Chamas Brazilian Grill). Free, fun, festive event for the entire family! Visit with the Easter Bunny, Inflatable Obstacle Course, Face Painting, Cookie Decorating, Balloon Twister and Crafts. Children up to age 10 can hunt for fun-filled Easter eggs (by age group): Ages 0 - 3 - 11:00 am - 12:00 pm,. Ages 4 - 6 - 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm. Ages 7 - 10 - 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm.
- Easter Egg Dive: Grandview Apr. 6 from 9-11am at The View, 13500 Byars Rd, Grandview, MO. This is a FREE event for kids ages 2-12 years old. Race against other participants to gather as many eggs as possible in hopes of finding the Special Egg! Special Egg is redeemed for an Easter Basket. Participants will turn in Easter eggs to receive a bag of candy. Register online at www.teamsideline.com/grandview
Johnson County, KS:
- Easter Egg Dive: Blue Valley Activity Center April 6 from 9am-12pm at Blue Valley Activity Center, 6545 151st St, Overland Park, KS. Dive for special eggs to redeem for big prizes! All kids receive a treat bag stuffed with lots of goodies. Children under five years of age must be accompanied by a swimming adult. Choose from two sessions. 9:00A-10:15A or 10:45A-12:00P. Admission charged.
Leavenworth County, KS:
- Egg Hunt: Leavenworth, KS April 6 from 1-4pm at Cody Park , 699 Limit St., Leavenworth, KS. Free lunch, music, prizes, and lots of eggs to hunt.
Midtown / Plaza:
- Spring Fling Egg Hunt: Country Club Christian April 7 from 12-2pm at Country Club Christian Church, 6101 Ward Pkwy, Kansas City, MO. Lunch, egg hunt, petting zoo and other fun activities for children.
Johnson County, KS:
- Egg Hunt and Glow Dance Party: Olathe YMCA April 12 from 7-9pm at Olathe YMCA, 21400 W 153rd Street, Olathe, KS. Ages 6-12 are invited to join the Olathe Family YMCA for a flashlight egg hunt and glow dance party. Cost is $3 per person.
- Flashlight Easter Egg Hunt: Gladstone April 12 from 7-8:45pm at Gladstone Parks, Recreation & Cultural Arts, 6901 N Holmes St,, Gladstone, MO. Kids ages 7 and under are invited to bring their flashlights to Happy Rock Park to search for eggs after dark! The event will start at 7:00 p.m. with games and the Easter Egg Hunt will start once the sun has gone down. Registration costs $5 per child.
Eastern Jackson County, MO:
- Flashlight Egg Hunt: Blue Springs April 12 from 8-9pm at Hidden Valley Park, 6500 NW Valley View Road, Blue Springs, MO. $5/person. Find thousands of eggs with your flashlight. Fee includes a bag of candy, snack, drink and eggs that are filled with candy and coupons to local businesses. Age Requirement: 6-12. Registration Deadline: April 5th
Wyandotte County, KS:
Teen Egg Hunt: Bonner Springs April 12 from 7-8pm at Lion's Park, 300 West Morse Avenue, Bonner Springs, MO. FreeTeen Egg Hunt for Ages 11-15. This celebration will include music, games and races followed by a glow-in-the-dark egg hunt shortly following the sunset. Be sure to bring a flashlight and bag with you. Not only will you find candy but many prizes and giveaways can be found hidden in the Easter Eggs.
Downtown / Midtown / Plaza:
- Photos with the Easter Bunny April 13, 14, 19 & 20 from Noon-4pm at Crown Center Shops, Level 1 Atrium, 2450 Grand Blvd, Suite 301, Kansas City, MO. The Easter Bunny greets children at Crown Center. Photos with Easter Bunny are available for a fee, or you make take your own for free.
- City-Wide Egg Hunt: National WWI Museum April 13 from 9-11am at Lawn of National WWI Museum & Memorial, 2 Memorial Drive, Kansas City, MO. Bounce Houses, Petting Zoo, Crafts, Face Painting, Cookie Decorating, Egg Hunts, KCPD Horses and ATVs, and A Special Appearance from the Easter Bunny!
- Community Easter Egg Hunt April 13 from 10am-Noon at Arno Park, 6900 Ward Parkway, Kansas City, MO. Join us for FREE family fun! 10:00 AM Chris Cakes Breakfast to the First 150 Guest. 11:00 AM Egg Hunt Registration Opens. 11:30 AM Egg Hunt Begins. Food, Games and Prizes.
- Kids Spring Jamboree April 13 from 10am-3pm at Shoal Creek Living History Museum, 7000 NE Barry Rd, Kansas City, MO. Elementary school age and younger. Easter egg hunt (bring your own basket), crafts, field games, and take pictures with the Easter Bunny and Mother Nature. Donations accepted with proceeds for museum improvements.
- The Big Bunny Bash: Liberty April 13 from 10am-Noon at Liberty Hospital, 2525 Glenn Hendren Dr, Liberty, MO. Egg hunt geared toward ages 10 and under, with photo spot, inflatables, obstacle course, fire truck, police car and more for the whole family!
- Easter Egg Hunt: Antioch Community Church April 13 from 11am-Noon at Antioch Community Church, 4805 NE Antioch Rd, Kansas City, MO. Easter Egg Hunt - join us for tons of fun and goodies.
- Easter Egg Hunt: Weston April 13 from 1-2pm at Weston City Park, Weston, MO. 2nd Annual Easter Egg Hunt for the community.
- Easter Egg Hunt: Frank Vaydik Park April 13 from 10-11:30am at Frank Vaydik Park, N.W. 56th St. and N.W. Waukomis Dr., Kansas City, MO. FREE event with bounce house, carnival games, gift card raffles, and (of course) a huge Easter Egg Hunt!
- Egg Hunt: Line Creek April 13 from 12:30-2pm at Line Creek Ice Arena , 5940 NW Waukomis Dr, Kansas City, MO. Free crafts and the Egg Hunt (starts at 1:30 PM). Public Skating to follow at 2 PM.
- Family Egg Hunt at Macken Park April 13 from 10-11am at Macken Park, Howell St & Clark Ferguson Dr, Kansas City, MO. Designed for birth-fifth grade, plenty of activity stations, treats and a good old' fashioned Egg Hunt separated by age groups. Activities and snacks for all families birth-5th grade from 10-10:30 a.m. At 10:30 we'll begin our classic egg hunt.
- Easter Egg Hunt: Tower View Baptist Church April 13 from Noon-1pm at Tower View Baptist Church, 7301 NE 50th St,, Kansas City, MO. A free hot dog lunch will begin at 12:00PM in our main building. The Egg Hunt will begin at 12:30 sharp. Kids will be released to their "hunting grounds" (based on grade level toddler/pre-k - grade 5) from the main building.
- Easter Egg Hunt : Gladstone April 13 from 10am-Noon at Linden Woods Village, 2901 NE 72nd St, Gladstone, MO. The Gladstone Police and Fire Depts. are bringing vehicles for the kids to explore, and there will be crafts, balloon twisting, cookies, and our annual Easter egg hunt with the Easter Bunny himself! (All are welcome; Easter egg hunt is for children ages 0-12).
- Easter Egg Hunt: Platte County Community Center North April 13 from 9:30-11am at Platte County Community Center North, 3101 Running Horse Rd, Platte City, MO. Easter Egg Hunt will start at exactly 10:00 am. Enjoy donuts and orange juice for the kids prior to the Easter Egg Hunt. Dancing, prizes and more!
- Underwater Easter Egg Hunt: Gladstone April 13 from 8am-Noon at Gladstone Community Center, 6901 N Holmes St, Gladstone, MO. Easter eggs can be hidden anywhere and everywhere! even underwater! Join us at the Gladstone Community Center's Leisure pool and collect eggs hidden throughout the entire pool area! Reg Begins: Feb 11th. Reg Ends: April 6th
Johnson County, KS:
- Olathe Family YMCA Egg Hunt April 13 from 8:30-9:45am at Olathe YMCA, 21400 W 153rd Street, Olathe, KS. Ages 5 and under are invited for an egg hunt, craft and healthy snack. Cost is $2 per child.
- Faith Chapel's Easter Eggstravaganza April 13 from 9am-1pm at Faith Chapel, 15000 Newton Drive, Overland Park, KS. FREE Easter Eggstravaganza with games, face painting, prizes, and egg hunts, and DJ the Balloon Man! This fun event is for kids aged 1-12 (and their families, of course!). Egg hunt times: Ages 1-4 10:30, ages 5-8 11:00 and ages 9-12 at 11:30.
- Paul Henson Family YMCA Easter Egg Hunt April 13 from 9:30-10:30am at Paul Henson YMCA, 4200 W 79th Street, Prairie Village, KS. Ages 1-10 are invited for an Easter egg hunt and craft. The event is free and open to the community.
- Easter Egg Hunt: Cornerstone Presbyterian Church April 13 from 11am-1:30pm at Cornerstone Presbyterian Church, 13300 Kenneth Rd, Leawood, KS. Fun filled time hunting for candy filled eggs, bouncing in bounce houses, petting live animals and eating yummy food!
- Underwater Easter Egg Hunt: Lenexa April 13 from 12-2pm at Lenexa Rec Center, 17201 W. 87th St. Pkwy, Lenexa, KS. Kids in swimsuits will scramble to gather over 3,000 Easter eggs spread throughout the Rec Center indoor pool! The variety of candy and prizes will be sure to satisfy even the youngest hunter. Participants will be divided into age groups 0-4, 5-8 and 9-12. Must be accompanied by an adult (age 14+) dressed to swim. Event cost is $5 for Rec Center members or $7 for non-members.
- Easter Egg Hunt: Westside Family Church April 13 from 9:30-11:30am at Westside Family Church, 3001 N 115th St, Kansas City, KS. Scavenger hunt for Easter eggs. There will be three different age groups with staggered start times for each. Prize baskets for whoever finds the golden eggs!
- Easter Egg Dive: Church of the Resurrection Leawood April 13 from 10am-Noon at Kids COR , 5001 W 137th St, Leawood, KS. Egg hunt, magic shows, Easter Bunny, petting zoo, photo booths, scavenger hunts and much more! If you register for this event you'll also be entered to win some fabulous family prize packages! Collecting new pairs of socks for our Mission ministry!
- Doggie Egg Hunt April 13 from 9-10:30am at Prairie Center Park, 555 N Olathe View Rd, Olathe, KS. Fee $12/$10 Olathe Resident. Come bring Fido and their leash to hunt treat filled eggs in Prairie Center Park. Get your photo taken with Joey the Bunny, see your local pet vendors, win prizes and meet Olathe's Dog Heroes. Pre-registration is required. Each dog must be registered separately and up to date on shots. A portion of the Proceeds will be donated to the Olathe Animal Shelter. The hunt is for dogs only. Humans are free! Check in starts at 9 the hunt starts at 9:30am.
- Brunch with the Bunny April 13 from 10-11:30am at Irene B. French Community Center, 5701 Merriam Dr., Merriam, KS. $5 person/ Early Bird special until April 8 $6 person April 9-12. Wear your Easter best, bring your basket and come visit with the Easter Bunny. No crowds, just lots of fun, games, a craft, face painting, story time with Johnson County Library and yes an EGG HUNT!
- Breakfast with the Bunny April 13 from 8-11am at Roeland Park Community Center, 4850 Rosewood Dr., Roeland Park, KS. Everyone's invited to fill up on all-you-can-eat Chris Cakes pancakes and sausage. Hop outside for pictures with the Easter Bunny. Egg hunt starts at 10 am sharp! Breakfast is just $7 per person in advance or $8 day of program . Egg hunt entry is free.
Eastern Jackson County, MO:
- Easter Egg Hunt: Blue Springs April 13 from 10am-2pm at Rotary Park, 600 NW Vesper St, Blue Springs, MO. Petting Zoo, Play Structures, Face Painting, Egg Hunt, Games, And more! Egg Hunt times: Ages 2 and under - 10:30 a.m. Ages 3 and 4- 10:45 a.m. Ages 5 and 6- 11:15 a.m. Ages 7-10 11:30 a.m.
- Easter Eggstravaganza: Greenwood April 13 from 11am-Noon at Hitt Park 907 Allendale Lake Road, Greenwood, MO. Annual community Easter Egg Hunt. Bring your basket!
- Easter Egg Hunt : Lee's Summit Christian Church April 13 from 10am-Noon at Lee's Summit Christian Church, 800 NE Tudor Rd., Lee's Summit, MO. Games for kids of all ages, a large egg hunt, and maybe even a surprise visit from the Easter Bunny!
- Easter Egg Hunt : Living Stones Kids Ministry April 13 from 10am-Noon at Living Stones Ministry, 22603 NW Pink Hill Rd, Blue Springs, MO. FREE hunt with tons of eggs, candy, and food.
- Easter Egg Hunt : Fort Osage Church of the Nazarene April 13 from 2-3pm at Fort Osage Church of the Nazarene, 19333 E US Highway 24, Independence, MO. Pop in right at 2:00 as our hunt will begin on the button. After the hunt enjoy some yummy hot chocolate from the cocoa bar. Free family event. Ages 0-13
- Easter Egg Hunt: Grandview April 13 from 10-11am at Shalimar Park, 7200 E. 155th Street, Grandview, MO. FREE Easter Egg Hunt with THOUSANDS of eggs to grab! Special guests as well!
- Easter Egg Hunt: Belton April 13 from 10-11am at Memorial Station, 602 Maurer Pkwy, Belton, MO. Enjoy an hour of fun activities like face painting, selfies with the Easter Bunny, color pages, games and goodies before the hunt from 10-11 am. By 11 am we will line up according to ages on the baseball fields to hunt over 10,000 eggs! Don't be late. Eggs are found quickly!
Wyandotte County, KS:
- Pancake Breakfast & Easter Egg Hunt with The Easter Bunny: KCKS April 13 from 8-11am at Turner Recreation Commission, 831 S 55th St, Kansas City, KS. Enjoy a pancake breakfast with the Easter Bunny! FREE holiday arts and crafts and Free photos with the TRC's Easter Bunny! All you can eat pancakes, $5 for ages 13 and older, $4 for ages 4-12, children 3 and under are FREE with an adult
- Breakfast with Bunny April 13 from 9-10am at Bonner Springs Community Center, 200 East 3rd Street, Bonner Springs, KS. Have Breakfast with the Easter Bunny! Children spend an hour with the Easter Bunny taking pictures and doing crafts. Mini Easter Egg Hunt to conclude the event.Cost: $5 per child for Bonner Springs Residents & $7 for Non-Residents.
- Breakfast with the Easter Bunny at Strawberry Hill Museum April 13 from 8-10:30am at Strawberry Hill Museum, 720 North 4th Street, Kansas City, KS. The Easter Bunny will be available 8:00-10:30 a.m. on April 13th and will be ready to have her picture taken with your child by her side. For only $5.00, each child will receive their very own photograph AND a gift from the Easter Bunny! A scrumptious breakfast of pancakes and sausages, biscuits and gravy, fruit, coffee, juice and milk will also be served for a minimal fee of $6.00 for adults and $5.00 for children under 10 years of age.
Leavenworth, KS:
- Easter Festivities & Egg Hunt: Leavenworth, KS April 13 from 1-2:30pm at 10th Avenue Park, 10th Ave & Gatewood St, Leavenworth, KS. Easter Egg Hunt for children ages 12 and under. There will be games, activities, petting zoo, bounce house, food vendors and more. Festivities: 1-2:30 p.m. Egg Hunt takes place at 2:30 p.m. sharp, so don't be late!
Downtown / Midtown / Plaza:
- Photos with the Easter Bunny April 13, 14, 19 & 20 from Noon-4pm at Crown Center Shops, Level 1 Atrium, 2450 Grand Blvd, Suite 301, Kansas City, MO. The Easter Bunny greets children at Crown Center. Photos with Easter Bunny are available for a fee, or you make take your own for free.
Johnson County, KS:
- Eggstravaganza: Leawood April 14 from 11am-1pm at Leawood City Park, 10601 Lee Boulevard, Leawood, KS. Bring your Basket and join the fun at Leawood City Park for the Parks and Recreation Department's 24th Annual Egg Hunt. Lunch and Activities - 11:00am-12:30pm. Egg Hunt - 12:30pm Sharp! The hunt will be divided into 3 age categories: Ages Infant - 3 years. Ages 4-6 years. Ages 7-9 years. For the enjoyment of all participants, we ask parents to refrain from entering the fields during the hunt. The event is FREE for all participants with plenty of eggs for everyone! Activities for children include face painting, a balloon artist, stickers and free pictures with the Bunny. Boy Scout Troop 10 will be serving a breakfast / lunch menu 11:00am-12: 30pm at the Lion's Shelter in City Park - CASH ONLY.
- Easter Egg Hunt : North Star Church April 14 from Noon-1:30pm at North Star Church, 11250 N. Eastern Ave., Kansas City, MO. At this free community event we'll have inflatables, activities, giveaways, lunch, egg hunts divided by age and the Easter Bunny. Discover more about Easter at this free event for the entire family.
Eastern Jackson County, MO:
- Easter Carnival: Timothy Lutheran Blue Springs April 14 from 4-6pm at Timothy Lutheran Church North Campus, 425 NW R D Mize Rd, Blue Springs, MO. Toddler through 5th grade. Free Games - Free Crafts - Free Food - Free Easter Egg Hunt
- Easter Egg Hunt : AldersgateLife Lee's Summit April 14 from Noon-2pm at AldersgateLife , 350 SW 150 Highway, Lee's Summit, MO. HUGE, FREE Easter Egg Hunt! Our congregation goes ALL OUT filling and stuffing those eggs so there are THOUSANDS! There are also a ton of special prize eggs sponsored by businesses in our community that kids love to find! ALL AGES Birth - 6th grade are welcome to attend and we have spaces divided by ages so even the littlest of hunters have the opportunity to gather those eggs! Bring your own Easter baskets or something to collect your eggs in as well as take home all of your treasure (one of our members fills their eggs with $$$ so there may actually be REAL treasure to take home!)
Eastern Jackson County, MO:
- Faith Easter Egg Hunt and Experience: Faith UMC Grain Valley April 17 from 6-8pm at Faith United Methodist Church, 1950 SW Eagles Parkway, Grain Valley, MO. Following the egg hunt we invite your family to stick around and experience the sights, smells, and sounds from that first Easter morning. You will get to experience the empty tomb, rolling the stone away and more. It's an event for the whole family. The egg hunt will begin promptly at 6:10pm, the Easter Experience will follow and will be open until 7:45pm.
Downtown / Midtown / Plaza:
- Photos with the Easter Bunny April 13, 14, 19 & 20 from Noon-4pm at Crown Center Shops, Level 1 Atrium, 2450 Grand Blvd, Suite 301, Kansas City, MO. The Easter Bunny greets children at Crown Center. Photos with Easter Bunny are available for a fee, or you make take your own for free.
Downtown / Midtown / Plaza:
- 6th Annual Easter Eggstravaganza at Science City April 20 from 10am-5pm at Science City at Union Station, 30 W. Pershing, Kansas City, MO. All day long - you and your entire family can enjoy hands-on science demos featuring conservation, recycling and more! The day includes fun Maker activities, face painting, balloon artist, photos with the Easter Bunny and an Easter Hat Parade. Tickets to Easter Eggstravaganza include all day admission into Science City. Union Station Members receive FREE admission.
- Photos with the Easter Bunny April 13, 14, 19 & 20 from Noon-4pm at Crown Center Shops, Level 1 Atrium, 2450 Grand Blvd, Suite 301, Kansas City, MO. The Easter Bunny greets children at Crown Center. Photos with Easter Bunny are available for a fee, or you make take your own for free.
- Kemper ART-astic Egg Hunt April 20 from Noon-3pm at Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art, 4420 Warwick, Kansas City, MO. Kemper Museum hosts an "ART-astic" egg hunt! Adventure outside the Museum to find eggs filled with art-themed prizes. Then return inside to create your own "ART-astic" piece of colorful egg art inspired by Apfelbaum's work. FREE | Reservations required.
- Raymore's Annual Easter Festival April 20 from 9:45-11am at Memorial Park, 400 S Park Ln, Raymore, MO. Children 4th grade and under can bring their own basket to hunt 15,000 Easter eggs at this free event!
Eastern Jackson County, MO:
- Downtown Bunny Hop: Lee's Summit April 20 from 10am-Noon at Downtown Lee's Summit,3rd and Main, Lee's Summit, MO. Join the Easter Bunny for a parade down 3rd Street and the Bunny Ears and Easter Hat Contest at this year's Downtown Bunny Hop. Children and families can line up at City Hall Plaza starting at 9: 45AM . They will then parade West on 3rd Street to Howard Station Park where the Bunny Ears and Easter Hat Contest will take place. Judges will award prizes to their favorite Bunny Ears and Easter Hats! The Easter Bunny will be available for pictures with children until Noon in Howard Station Park, so make sure to bring your camera! Downtown businesses will also participate by handing out candy to children after the parade, so bring an Easter basket for the kiddos.
- Harry's Hop 'n Hunt April 20 from 10am-Noon at Harry S. Truman Library and Museum, 500 West U.S. Highway 24, Independence, MO. Celebrate Easter with the beloved Harry's Hop 'n Hunt event, where the White House Egg Roll comes to the Heartland in a free day of family fun. Egg roll, several egg hunts, story times with famous faces from around town (2018's event featured Patrick Mahomes and Frank White, Jr.), live music and more--all free for the whole family! Plus, an opportunity to meet the Easter Bunny himself!
- Easter Egg Hunt and Pancake Breakfast: Woods Chapel Church Blue Springs April 20 from 10am-Noon at Woods Chapel Church Blue Springs, 3609 SW State Route 7, Blue Springs, MO. Community-wide event with an egg hunt, pancake breakfast, face painting, games, inflatables, service project, and more.
- Easter Egg Hunt: Jackson County Sheriff's Office April 20 from 10-11:30am at The Grove Park , 1500 Benton, Kansas City, MO. Over 20,000 eggs filled with sweet treats and surprises will be placed throughout Grove Park. Our newest recruit, Deputy Bunny, will also be making a special appearance! Grab your basket and meet us there!
- Easter Egg Hunt : Oakwood Baptist Church April 20 from 10-11am at Oakwood Baptist Church, 7600 Lees Summit Rd, Kansas City. 10:00 am to 11:00 am. Join us for a free, fun morning as we celebrate our Risen Savior! There will be donut holes, juice, coffee, an Egg Hunt for ages 0-12 and a Petting Zoo from Sunset Trails Stables! Invite your friends and family.
- Easter Egg Hunt & Parade: Raytown April 20 from 11am-1:30pm at Greenspace, 63rd & Raytown Road, Raytown, MO. The 9th Annual Egg Eggstravaganza will be held on the Greenspace on April 20. The Easter Parade starts at 11 and the egg hunt starts at 1 for ages 0-12.
Johnson County, KS:
- Easter: 1860s Style at Mahaffie April 20 from 10am-4pm at Mahaffie Stagecoach Stop & Farm, 1200 E. Kansas City Road, Olathe, KS. Discover how this religious festival became a celebration for everyone. Activities may include: Try a hot cross bun baked on the cookstove. Learn about Oschter Haws, the original Easter Bunny. Visit the blacksmith. Visit the Mahaffie House. Take a stagecoach. All activities are included with admission: $7/adults, $5/children ages 5-11, children 4 and under are free. Olathe residents receive $2 off admission. Prior to the middle of the 19th century, the celebration of Easter as a formal holiday was generally limited to Catholic, Lutheran, Moravian and Episcopalian denominations who had strong liturgical traditions. According to historian Leigh Eric Schmidt, this began to change in the mid-19th century America when, "Middle-class Victorians, as fascinated as every with the romantic recovery of fading holiday traditions and the cultivation of new home- centered festivities, discovered lush possibilities in this spring rite."
- Easter Egg Hunt with Easter Bunny Toddler Time April 20 from 8-10am at Sky Zone Kansas City, 6495 Quivira Rd, Shawnee, KS. Bring your little ones to meet the Easter Bunny and hunt for Easter Eggs. The Easter Egg Hunt will be at the beginning of Toddler Time in our dodgeball courts. Children and Parents can enjoy our Coloring Station, Easter Craft Station, Tattoo Station, and take as many photos with the Easter Bunny! We ask that jumpers bring a basket as there will be limited eggs available. For faster check-in, we recommend arriving early and filling out waivers online before the event if you are new to our park. Toddler Time is a great shared experience for child and parent. A time for your little ones to discover the joy of being active, bouncing under the supervision of their parents, and without interference from the big kids. Toddler Time entry is $12.99 and one parent plays free; $5.99 for an additional parent to play on the trampolines. Parents and Grandparents are always welcome to watch (it's free!). Sky Socks sold separately. Ages 7 and under - if they can walk they can jump!
- Egg Hunt: Shawnee Indian Mission April 20 from 9:30am-Noon at Shawnee Indian Mission Museum, 3403 W 53rd St, Fairway, KS. ring your children and their baskets for a fun morning at the Mission. We will have three separate areas for children to pick up eggs through the Mission grounds. Each age group will have their own specific egg hunt area. Date: Saturday, April 20 Time: 9:30am - 1-3 year olds 10:00am - 4-6 year olds 10:30am - 7-9 year olds Fee: FREE.
- Easter Egg Plunge: Olathe April 20 from 10-11:15am at Olathe Community Center, 1205 E Kansas City Road, Olathe, KS. Plunge, dive, and swim for thousands of Easter eggs throughout the three community center pools! Registration $10 for Olathe residents, $15 for non-residents
- Community Easter Egg Scramble: Westwood April 20 from 3-4pm at Dennis Park , 50th & Rainbow, Westwood, KS. Grab your baskets and join us in Dennis Park (50th and Rainbow) for Westwood's annual Easter Egg Scramble! This event will start at 3 pm sharp.
- Easter Egg Hunt : Church of the Resurrection West April 20 from 3:30-4:45pm at Church of the Resurrection, 24000 W Valley Pkwy, Olathe, KS. It's an egg hunt event adventure for families and kids of all ages - from toddlers to high schoolers! Come early or stay after for the first Easter Worship Services at 2 and 5pm. The Egg Hunt will take place from 3:30-4:45pm. Festivities include age-level egg hunts (including scavenger hunts for middle and high schoolers), food, petting zoo, photo booths, crafts and games, prizes, and of course the Easter Bunny! Free event for all.
- Easter Egg Hunt: Grace Church Olathe April 20 from 9-11am at Grace Church, 17077 W. 165th St, Olathe, KS. Grace Church Olathe is hosting an Easter Egg Hunt at Prairie Creek Elementary...and you're invited! This FREE event will include a donut breakfast, face painting, inflatables, carnival games, a giveaway, and lots of fun!
- OP Kids Egg Hunt April 20 from 10-11:30am at OP Church: a Church of Christ, 13400 W 119th St, Overland Park, KS. An Easter tradition at OP! Come hunt for eggs, play games, make crafts, and so much more. This is a great event for all kids ages birth-5th grade.
- Easter Egg Hunt : Monticello United Methodist Church April 20 from 9:30-11am at Monticello United Methodist Church, 23860 W 75th St, Shawnee, KS. Join us in the Sanctuary at 9:30 a.m. for a short introduction, followed by a visit with the Easter Bunny, Craft Time, and the Easter Egg Hunt. No registration is necessary and this event is FREE! Only peanut-free candy is stuffed in the eggs.
Louisburg, KS:
- 18th Annual Easter Egg Hunt at Louisburg Cider Mill April 20 from 11am-3pm at Louisburg Cider Mill, 14730 K68 Hwy, Louisburg, KS. Annual Easter Egg Hunt will take place on our Family Farm, the west end of the property. This event is FREE to attend and participate! Come for the hunt and also have your child's picture taken with the Easter Bunny! The Easter Bunny will be available for pictures following the hunt.
Lawrence, KS:
- Easter Egg Roll with Dole April 20 from 10am-Noon at Dole Institute of Politics, 2350 Petefish Dr, Lawrence, KS. Enjoy a free morning of family fun, including a White House-style egg roll race, egg hunt, games, coloring and more. The event is free and open to the public and will go on rain or shine. All children receive a special gift when departing the event, including candy from the egg hunt. Activities include an egg roll, egg hunt, live bunnies, story time and crafts with the Lawrence Public Library, an Easter-themed photo area and refreshments.
- Underwater Eggstravaganza: Lawrence April 20 from Noon -1pm at Indoor Aquatics Center, 4706 Overland Dr, Lawrence, KS. The fun starts at noon with springtime crafts for the kids as we fill the pool with plastic eggs. We are pretty sure the Easter Bunny is planning to stop by with goody bags again this year, so he can say hi to all the boys and girls. At 12:30pm SHARP keep your eyes open for the special golden eggs! After the hunt, everyone is welcome to stay and swim for an afternoon of family fun. Pre-registration is required by Wednesday prior to the event to secure crafts; may pay fee the day of to participate in egg hunt and swimming only.
- Egg Hunt Extravaganza: Lawrence April 20 from 1-3pm at South Park, 1141 Massachusetts St, Lawrence, KS. Children 3 years-old -12 years-old are eligible to participate in free egg hunt. Each participant is allowed to collect a total of five different colored eggs. There will be additional activities for children to participate in before and after the hunt.
- Egg Hunt: Riverside April 20 from 10-11am at EH Young Park, 1001 Argosy Pkwy, Riverside, MO. FREE Easter Egg hunt and pictures with the Easter Bunny! Bring your Easter basket/bag and collect those eggs!
- Easter Egg Hunt : Chandler Baptist Church April 20 from 10am-Noon at Chandler Baptist Church, 11401 NE State Route 33, Liberty, MO. Kites and bubbles will be provided, or you can bring your own. There will be kite-flying and hamburgers/hot dogs after the egg hunt.
- Easter Egg Hunt: Parkville April 20 from 10-11am at Park University Athletics, 6th & East, Parkville, MO. Gather at the Park University athletic fields, near the intersection of Route 9 and 6th Street. There will be games, crafts, storytelling, and--of course--plenty of Easter eggs with good things for the kids! Separate hunts for bigger and littler kids.
Wyandotte County, KS:
- Easter Egg Hunt: Bonner Springs April 20 from 9-10am at North Park, 1200 South 134th Street, Bonner Springs, KS. Come out and take photos with the Easter Bunny, play games, and bounce around in the inflatables before the Egg Hunt. There are four age divisions and the start times for each age group are listed below: 4 and Under: 9:35 am. 5 and 6: 9:40 am. 7 and 8: 9:45 am. 9 and 10: 9:50 am.
- Dog Bone Hunt April 20 from 11am-Noon at K9 & Me Park, 221 Pratt Avenue, Bonner Springs, KS. 3rd annual Easter Dog Bone Hunt will be guaranteed to be a fun time for you and your pup! All participants will get the chance to take a picture with the Easter Bunny and hunt for fun treats in the park! Dogs under 30 lbs.: 11:00 am-11:30 am. Dogs over 30 lbs.: 11:30 am-12:00 pm.
- Easter Sunrise Service at the Farm April 21 from 6:30-7:30am at Johnson Farms, 17701 Holmes Rd, Belton, MO. All are invited to a family friendly Easter celebration at Johnson Farms on Sunday, April 21, 2019 at 6:30 am. Join our community worship service led by Pastor Jim Stewart of Calvary Chapel KC. We always do our best to have a cozy place to watch the sunrise, enjoy fellowship with donuts and warm beverages, and visit friendly farm animals as we focus on the best day ever in history. Dress in layers for cool temps.
Midtown/Downtown / North of River:
- Easter Eggstravaganza at Worlds of Fun April 21, Worlds of Fun. Who's that hopping at Worlds of Fun? It's Snoopy the Easter Beagle and he invites you to spring over to the park for an eggstra-special day of fun for everyone in the family. Our Easter Eggstravaganza on Sunday, April 21 offers AMAZING memories and activities for kids that you'll find nowhere else - and they're FREE with admission! Snag a photo op with the Easter Bunny, enjoy family-friendly crafts in Planet Snoopy, and hang out with the PEANUTS gang, dressed in their Easter best and egg-cited to see you. Plus, jump into fun for big kids and adults alike on MAMBA, Patriot, Spinning Dragons and more. Don't miss this holiday of family and togetherness at Kansas City's place for family and fun!
- Easter Egg Hunt at Hyde Park April 21 from 12:30-2:30pm at Hyde Park, 3800 Gillham Road, Kansas City, MO. Join us in Hyde Park (38th and Gillham Road) on Easter Sunday for a FREE Spring Frolic and Egg Hunt! The Easter Bunny arrives to pose for pictures at 12:30 p.m., so bring your camera/phone. Enjoy fun-filled activities like pony rides, a petting zoo, face painting, inflatables, crafts, planting stations, and MORE, including 3,000 candy-filled eggs hidden for the egg hunt, starting at 1:00 p.m. Refreshments will be served. Activities continue until 2:30 p.m. Come out, join the hunt, and have some spring-themed fun!
Wyandotte County, KS:
- Easter Egg Festival: Wyandotte April 21 from Noon-3pm at Wyandotte Sporting Fields, 1500 N 90th St., Kansas City, KS. FREE Annual Easter Egg Hunt Festival with over 30,000 eggs!
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The sound of music wafted through the grounds, as I walked underneath the shade of Neem trees. There, on the walls, were soothing murals of the night sky and of pelicans bathing themselves in the river. I was outside the Central Jail School of Fine Arts and Music.
The school is located in the back of the Central Jail, Karachi. As you pass through the security checks, past the heavy gate chained by a padlock and manned by a constable, past the superintendent's office, in the outdoor grounds led by the long corridor.
Prisoners at the Central Jail find more productive ways to fill their days. The art class is held every week on Wednesday from 9am to 1pm. PHOTOS: TOOBA MASOOD/EXPRESS
I walked inside to find a small group of prisoners playing instruments like the keyboard and harmonium. As I walked into the adjoining room, I found more prisoners scattered around the room. There were students sitting on stools painting canvases placed on easels and others sat cross-legged on the floor, sketching.
There were paintings and sculptures hanging on the walls, placed on the floor next to the walls, and set atop shelves and tables all around the room.
Prisoners at the Central Jail find more productive ways to fill their days. PHOTOS: TOOBA MASOOD/EXPRESS
Samar Abbas, a senior student of the fine arts programme, stood at the front of the class. In a green polo shirt and khaki pants, as he assisted the others, Abbas resembled a teacher more than a prisoner. He showed me a detailed charcoal sketch of a bird sitting on top of a lantern that he had just finished. Having been part of the programme right from the start — when it first began six years ago — he had sold over a hundred paintings.
I turned to another prisoner who stood chatting with other classmates. Abdul Aziz Bugti had been in the programme since his sentencing four years ago. Convicted for his involvement in a bomb blast and sentenced to four life terms which roughly adds up to 210 years, Bugti was in Central Jail to stay. He wanted to spend the rest of his years widening the gap between his previous life and his current one. Bugti has made friends in the art class.
Clad in an expensive-looking kurta and shalwar, his hair a neat mop of salt and pepper curls, there was a man lounging in the seat behind the teacher's desk. I asked him, "You're not making anything?" He responded in an accent that sounded faintly American. "I'm merely a patron of the arts. I come here simply to show support."
Prisoners at the Central Jail find more productive ways to fill their days. PHOTOS: TOOBA MASOOD/EXPRESS
The school was launched through the efforts of the then superintendent Nusrat Hussain Mangan, who had hoped that his own love for the arts would also inspire his prisoners to achieve a positive outlook on life. Fine Arts School teacher Sikander Jogi was approached by Mangan and together, they came up with the school that now runs classes six days a week from 9am to 1pm.
Prisoners at the Central Jail find more productive ways to fill their days. PHOTOS: TOOBA MASOOD/EXPRESS
Senior superintendent of prisons, Kazi Nazir Ahmed said, "Yeh chotta sa poda tha jo ab darakht ban gaya hai [It was a small plant that has now grown into a tree]." Jogi and Ahmed are now trying to get the programme affiliated though the Sindh Technical Board.
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Earlier this month I came across Dave Kasper's Touraine blog, Select Wine Journeys and discovered this interesting and moving story.
One September morning, local Canadian resident, Dave Kasper, was leading one of his group walks. This time the walk centred around the pretty village of Vouvray. Vouvray is famous for its sparkling wines (and I should know!) and so the group walked past autumn vines full of ripening chenin blanc grapes. They sauntered down towards the Loire and followed an old farm road for a few kilometres to find themselves by the vineyard of Domain Huet. It was here that they engaged in an hour's unexpected conversation with Daniel Mabille whose family are long time wine-makers in Vouvray. As they talked Daniel pointed to a group of trees a couple of hundred metres away, and said that that is where his family home is and where he grew up. He went on to say that one day in 1944, a parachutist, landed among his family's vines. Daniel, who was outside playing, watched him come down. The parachutist was a Canadian soldier who had broken his leg as he landed. Daniel rushed to offer aid and then dashed off to get adult help. His family helped bury the soldier's gun and knife and made sure to get the Canadian into the hands of the French Resistance. Eventually the soldier had made it safely back to England.
It was in 1959 that the soldier returned to Daniel's family farm. Later in the 1980′s, they were visited by some of the soldier's children, and finally the Canadian's grandchildren came to visit him a few years ago, in 2006.
Do click here to discover the full and moving account. As Dave says, there are so many life-stories just below the surface to be discovered by conversing with local people of the Touraine. Dave finds it a great way to deepen understanding and grow friendships.


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Sunday, July 23, 1995 – It took Sterling Marlin 279 starts to record his first win in NASCAR's premier series. Once that was out of the way, Marlin has been almost unstoppable on the series restrictor-plate tracks. The Columbia, Tenn., resident picked up his fourth career victory, his third on a restrictor-plate track, when he captured the DieHard 500 at Talladega (Ala.) Superspeedway. Marlin, driver of the No. 4 Morgan-McClure Motorsports Chevrolet, led 57 of 188 laps and edged Dale Jarrett for the win.
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• A 13-car accident that unfolded on lap 139 wiped out several contenders, including Rusty Wallace, Bobby Labonte and Ken Schrader. Schrader's Chevrolet went airborne after contact from teammate Jeff Gordon, and flipped several times before coming to rest on its roof. Other than a knot above his right eye, Schrader was not hurt. "We came off the corner and I saw Schrader sideways; it was kind of a scramble after that," Terry Labonte said. "Everybody was trying to miss him. That was hard to do."
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Razan Alsous, a Syrian mother of three young children, fled Damascus back in 2012 when her husband's office block was blown to pieces.
Luckily for Razan and her family, they were able to secure refuge in the UK and ended up in Huddersfield, West Yorkshire.
Boasting a background in microbiology, she started looking for work but was finding it hard as she had no references nor did she have any experience of working in the UK.
"When we arrived in the UK I was given my residency after a month but my husbands took two years," Razan said.
"I started thinking of something to do as we couldn't just sit and ask for benefits, I wanted to do something with my talent.
"However when I was applying for jobs I found that you needed to have references and experience for most roles and I had neither."
This is what inspired Razan to launch her own business. Combining her knowledge of biochemistry and her love of cheese, she decided to launch Yorkshire Dama Cheese, and she has never looked back.
"I love cooking and I love cheese," she said. "I noticed that halloumi at the time wasn't always available in supermarkets, it was a seasonal thing. With this in mind I started to experiment at home and searched on the internet how to make it.
"Because of my microbiology background I was able to understand more about the chemistry behind the cheese and the milk and how to make it. I read journals from California, Oxford and Damascus Universities and got to know the subject.
"I started off making cheese at home and then decided to do something about it. I visited the job centre for support and they referred me to the Enterprise Agency who provided me with a £2,500 loan and a business mentor. She helped me shape my business plan and she really understood what I wanted to do.
"I researched the market, looking at how much halloumi the UK consumed and looking at the milk market. I found it really interesting. The amount of imported cheese was doubling each year and the UK is the tenth largest milk producing nation in the world – so I thought 'why not make it here?'"
Armed with a £2,500 Start-Up Loan, Razan went out and bought a stove, a handful of pots and got down to making her first batch. She then finally got the approval to start manufacturing her cheese in June 2014.
"Over the first year, every penny we earned we reinvested in the business," she said. "We bought small machines to make better quality cheese, a faster boiler which made gentle heating for the cheese, we just wanted it to keep growing."
It was hard work from here then in and it didn't come without its challenges. As Razan recalls: "We now have to call all of our cheeses HALLOUM! as we ran into problems when saying we were manufacturing halloumi. It turned out the phrase was already trademarked in the UK. So, to counter this, we use the Middle Eastern name 'Halloum'."
Over the next couple of years Razan made it her mission to educate as many people as possible about Yorkshire Dama Cheese. Entering competitions the length and breadth of the UK, she went on to win gold at The World Cheese Awards, was nominated by the then prime minister David Cameron for International Womens' Day 2015 and won the silver medal at the British Cheese Awards 2016.
Having made a name for herself, and a name for Yorkshire Dama Cheese, Razan saw sales fly in and couldn't be happier with how the business was growing. As demand started to exceed supply, she decided it was time to scale up production and open a new factory.
The factory opened its doors last week and was officially opened by HRH The Princess Royal, much to Raza's delight. She said: "We have just opened our new factory, it is more professional and has space for expansion. Princess Anne was amazing. The visit was very natural – she tasted the cheese and loved it. She really appreciated what we had done.
"She listened to our whole story and was interested to learn more about how to make halloumi. We offered her a box with all of our flavoured cheeses in it. We've since had a message back from her people saying she loves Syrian Yorkshire Cheese!"
Yorkshire Dama Cheese now supplies its wide range of cheeses to three distributors and independent farm shops across Yorkshire.
Employing four people, Razan is expecting to increase the company's headcount having doubled turnover last year and is expecting more of the same for the year ahead.
"I'm expecting a very good year next year. We doubled turnover last year and are expecting another bumper year next year.
"As well as launching two new cheeses, we're also looking to open a deli shop named 'The Road to Damascus'.
"The store will be joined to our factory and will have a window where people can see us actually producing the cheese.
"We would also like to add cheese making courses to our offering where we can educate people how to make cheese and try to get more people involved in the industry.
"But for now, we're just focusing on growing the business. We are working every day, no weekends, no holidays, just spreading the word about our cheese!"
Published: 01 February 2017
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At the Motif Symposium at Ohio State (August 2001), Peggy Hackney, Jackie Hand and I had a brief, impromptu conversation about generic signs for the "Shape" component of movement.
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The paradigm below shows Shape indications. Red boxes show where signs need to be developed.
Example b) is a sign we thought of for "any Shape Mode." It is comprised of the generic sign for "Shape" and an ad lib. sign. What do others think of this sign?
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Tenderness in the pectoral muscle
In case a person feels tenderness in the torso, or more specifically around the region of the heart, they should by no means be excessively alarmed, and they should make an attempt to find out if it is just pain in the pectoral muscle or actually a heart seizure. This article contains more useful info on the topic of pectoral muscle pain.
In case, where the tissue of the pectoral muscle gets lacerated, probably agonizing pain will ensue. What can become tricky to do is mere raising of the arms. Chest muscle is another name for the pectoral muscle. It is situated on the ribcage, and to be specific in the front region of the torso. On a woman's body it is situated under the breasts. This muscle is bigger in people who do workouts on the regular basis. Since this muscle drives the movements of the upper arm, damage to the chest muscle may impede proper moving of the arms and shoulders.
Culprits behind the chest pain
Lifting weights regularly dramatically increases one's chances of getting the chest muscle strained or pulled. This type of injury can result in sensation of soreness in the area, which the physician would first describe as chest pain. As a matter of fact, the most frequent cause behind pectoral pain is improper performing of the exercises. Some sports pose significant risk for damaging the chest muscle. When the tear of the muscle appears, the strained muscle is trying to tell us that it has been extended more than it could take.
It is not unlikely that the patient who has suffered an injury to the muscle will notice the injury only after a while. The indications may appear only after the muscle is relaxed and the adrenaline degree as gone down. What can appear as symptoms are bruises or swollen regions of the muscle, or impeded movement of the arm.
Therapy for the sore chest muscle
First and foremost, try to protect yourself from getting injured. Make sure to do a session of stretching prior to the workout. You should start lifting heavy loads only after you have warmed properly.
If you are trying to solve the problem of pectoral chest pain, abstain from moving the arm in any direction and try to repose the muscles. Also abstain from doing exercises until the muscle has regenerated entirely. If you do not, the injury may occur again, in an even worse form and magnitude. If home solutions, like ice packs placed over the muscle or some light prescription drugs, don't to the trick, consult with your doctor.


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In 1870-72, John Marius Wilson's Imperial Gazetteer of England and Wales described Polesworth like this:
POLESWORTH, a village and a parish in Atherstone district, Warwick. The village stands on the river Anker, near the Coventry canal and the Trent Valley railway, 1½ mile N of Watling-street, and 4 E S E of Tamworth; is an ancient place; was once a market-town; and has a station on the railway, a post-office‡ under Tamworth, and a fair on the Monday after 19 Sept. ...
The parish contains also the hamlets of Warton, Dordon, and Hallend-with-Freazley, and the manors of Pooley and Bramcote. Acres, 6, 310. Real property, £8, 914. Pop.in 1851, 2, 104; in 1861, 2, 451. Houses, 500. The manor and much of the land belong to Sir George Chet-wynd, Bart. Pooley Hall belonged anciently to the Marmions; passed, in 1399, to the Cokains; was rebuilt, in 1509, by Sir T. Cokain; and belongs now toW. G. Wynne Finch, Esq. A nunnery was founded at Poles-worth by King Egbert, or his son; was refounded, after the Norman conquest, by Robert Marmion; and has leftsome remains. There are collieries, quarries, and clay-works. The living is a vicarage in the diocese of Worcester. Value, £502.* Patron, the Lord Chancellor. The church belonged to the ancient nunnery; and consists of nave and aisle, with a very fine tower. The p.curacy of Warton is a separate benefice. There are an Independent chapel, two Baptist chapels, and Church of England endowed schools with £401 a year.
Polesworth through time
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Five Tips for Sane Flying with Kids
I've gone to the experts on this subject. Hana Wolf is the co-founder of Little Jet Set: The site that delivers all things travel to harried parents. Wolf and her partner (Nisha Cordero) are both attorneys who've logged many hours in the air. These expert travelers (and fellow moms) decided to take a break from practicing law to share their knowledge about "the inherent challenges of traveling with children." All their items appeal to the needs of today's stressed family. She's helping us out with "Five Tips for Sane Flying with Kids":
- Take advantage of pre-boarding. Unless the airline specifically designates an age limit, 4 and under is acceptable. This gives you the opportunity to get your children settled and their in-flight entertainment set up without the pressure of a building line behind you.
- Make sure your child uses the bathroom before boarding, before the plane leaves the gate and once the pilot announces that the plane is starting its initial decent. If you are faced with being stuck on the tarmac, and your child insists that he has to go to the bathroom, advise him that he can'??t get up, and will instead have to pee into your empty water bottle. My son was so mortified by this prospect, he made it another 20 minutes.
- Be sure to pack snacks, or a light meal if you'??re going to be flying for more than 3 hours. A hungry child is a cranky child.
- Make sure your child is comfortable, which means having an extra set of clothes in case of an accident (see Tip 1) or spill, and bringing along a small pillow and blanket. You absolutely do not want to use the airline issued ones. Aside from the fact that they'??re not soft, it's questionable whether they'??ve been washed.
- Bring ample toys, games and books to keep him or her occupied during the flight. Kids ages 3 and up are old enough to tote their own a carry-on, which can then be placed under the seat in front of them giving them easy access to their own stuff. To that end here are her picks:
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The IRS Bankruptcy Code requires chapter 13 debtors to file all required tax returns for tax periods ending within 4 years of the debtor's bankruptcy filing. All such federal tax returns must be filed with the IRS before the date first set for the first meeting of creditors. The debtor may request the trustee to hold the meeting open for an additional 120 days to enable the debtor to file the returns (or until the day the returns are due under an automatic IRS extension, if later). After notice and hearing, the bankruptcy court may extend the period for another 30 days. Failure to timely file the returns can prevent confirmation of a chapter 13 plan and result in either dismissal of the chapter.
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Medical physics is an interdisciplinary research field aiming at development of novel applications of physical processes and techniques in various fields of medicine.One could argue that Leonardo da Vinci was among the first to apply physical principles in his quest to understand the function of various organs. However, it was the discovery of X-rays at the end of the 19th century that very quickly resulted in radiation-based medical diagnostic and treatment modalities (e.g., radiography and radiotherapy), which also marks the beginning of medical physics. Similarly, discovery of nuclear magnetic resonance lead to invention of magnetic resonance imaging. Invention of the laser in the 1960's enabled further development of new imaging modalities with unprecedented spatial resolution and contrast (e.g., optical coherence tomography) as well as diagnostic (e.g., flow cytometry), and treatment modalities (e.g., eye surgery).Overall, medical physics has and continues to have a profound impact on the practice of medicine in terms of improved imaging and treatment technologies, and better understanding of the complexity of the disease.
Extremely dynamic progress in medicine and life sciences over the past decades has also fueled very rapid and propulsive research in medical physics. While medicine has not been able yet to prevent and cure many of the diseases, it has managed to cure most earlierlethal acute conditions, turning them into long-term chronic conditions. Given this dramatic shift from acute to chronic disease, the strategies for preventing and treating diseases are beginning to shift. This shift has resulted in (1) diagnostic procedures that are becoming more extensive, utilizing a variety of diagnostic tools, from molecular imaging procedures to various molecular biomarkers, like genetic and molecular profiling. Similarly, (2) therapies that are becoming more personalized, addressing specifics and heterogeneity of the disease in each patient. And finally, rapid progress in life sciences, particularly cell and molecular biology, has started to (3) uncover incredible complexity of the disease, which we just barely started to understand. Addressing these challenges is leading to the New Medicine ("The 4 P's of Medicine"): medicine that is more Predictive, Personalized, Preemptive, and Participatory.
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Create a windows service using PowerShell
Window PowerShell provides a number of helpful CmdLets for managing windows services, such as
And create a new Windows Service using PowerShell "New-Service" CmdLet is very easy. The parameter description of CmdLet can be easily found on MSDN website, so I will not provide it there. I will just provide syntax and an example of how it's used in my project.
The syntax for creating new windows service using PowerShell is following
New-Service [-Name] <String> [-BinaryPathName] <String> [-Credential <PSCredential> ] [-DependsOn <String[]> ] [-Description <String> ] [-DisplayName <String> ] [-StartupType <ServiceStartMode> ] [ <CommonParameters>]
You can always type the command in your PowerShell window, but if you need to create the same service more than one time it's better to create script and save it somewhere, for example as part of the project you want to install.
Below is the example of script I used in my recent project to create windows service using PowerShell
I will explain the code in details:
If you already have service installed, you probably want it to be uninstall first (in fact you can just override your binaries and use the same service, but I prefer delete/create service). So at the line #3 I verified if the service already exists and if it exist I get WMI object Win32_service and remove the service.
Line #11: If no service with the provided name exists just do nothing.
If your service does not require to be run under some service account you do not need the following code
but in my case service should be running under service account. In the code above I created PSCredential object with username and password provided as plain text. But if for some reasons your organization not allow it, you can use the following code to ask credentials from the user who will execute script
in that case you will get window asking you for username and password
And finally at the line #19 you create a new Windows Service using PowerShell CmdLet New-Service providing all parameters you need
PowerShell script to create a new Windows Service can be downloaded from GitHub
More code samples at: https://github.com/yaplex/CodeSamples