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WOODBRIDGE-This is from some of my own material dated 1920: The beautiful High School on Barron avenue was built in 1911. There are, in addition, seven excellent public schools, located as follows: No. 1, Central Avenue, Woodbridge, Keasbey, Port Reading, Fords, Avenel, Hopelawn, and Iselin, each conducted by an excellent corps of teachers. Prof. John H. Love came here in 1895 as the principal of No. 1 School, and for the past seventeen years has been the efficient supervising principal of all the schools in the township. There are 83 teachers and 3,000 pupils in the township. Among the chairmen of the Board of Education have been William H. Berry, Howard Valentine, Joseph H.T. Martin, Victor W. Main, Wilson A. Tappen, President; Melvin H. Clum, vice-president; Everett C. Ensign, secretary, Charles S. Farrell, Howard R. Valentine, Maurice P. Dunigan, Benjamin B. Walling, Frederick Bohlen and Louis E. Meyer; attendance officer John Thompson.
Have memories or past material on any of the schools listed above or from any school in the other towns? Don't keep them to yourself!
The following fraternal and benevolent societies have a large membership and hold regular meetings in the town (1920): Americus Lodge, No. 83, Free and Accepted Masons, instituted in 1868; Hobart Lodge, No. 270, Independent Order of Odd Fellows; Euclid Lodge, No. 153, Knights of Pythias; Woodbridge Council, Knights of Columbus; Woodbridge Council, No. 1743, Royal Arcanum; Woodbridge Council, No. 12 and Bavaria Council, No. 352, Catholic Benevolent Legion; Anchor Council, No. 40, Junior Order of United American Mechanics; Ancient Order of Hibernians, Foresters of American and Union German Benevolent Association.
In 1919, owing to there being but one member surviving, Past Commander John M. Sutton, William C. Berry Post, Grand Army of the Republic was disbanded, Mr. Sutton affiliating with Major Dandy Post, of Perth Amboy. Papiack Tribe, Improved Order of Red Men, was also disbanded in the same year.
If anyone would like to share any information on any of the organizations listed above or other organizations, clubs or ladies' auxiliaries from any of the towns, please contact me. Hoping to hear a lot more Woodbridge memories or receive past material.
Last chance for all readers to send me your winter or Christmas memories or past material from all seven towns listed below. Send your scouting, plays, school, houses of worship, town, where you went Christmas caroling, Christmas parties, organizations that helped the less fortunate or sick at Christmas, where you saw Santa, stores that were decorated, where you did Christmas shopping, bought Christmas ornaments or real live trees, businesses who gave out calendars at the end of the year, sleigh riding, snow/ice storms, ice skating, bon fires, etc. Send all winter and Christmas past information to me by Nov. 7. Have Hanukkah information from the past of the area? Please send also! Your name does not have to be used with past information sent, but please state if you wish not to be identified. Looking for other past information. If I can not get to it in 2008, I will certainly use it in 2009. Hearing from readers shows me there is an interest in my continuing my column in 2009.
If you have your own memories or past information for Carteret, Edison, Metuchen, Perth Amboy, Sayreville, South Amboy or Woodbridge you can email me at firstname.lastname@example.com send "copies" of your material to me at CMD Media, P.O. Box 1061, Rahway, N.J. 07065.
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The Sorby Natural History Society, SheffieldCovering a full range of natural history interests in Sheffield and the surrounding area, providing for both interested beginners and specialists.
About Us
Providing for both interested beginners and specialists, the Society…
- is the natural history society for Sheffield and the surrounding region, including South Yorkshire, North Derbyshire, the Peak District, the Dukeries and Sherwood.
- was formed in 1918 as the Sorby Scientific Society in honour of Henry Clifton Sorby (1826-1908) and is now a registered charity, without professional staff, run by members for members. The History of the Sorby Natural History Society…
- is a forum for naturalists of all ages and abilities to meet, enjoy natural history, collect, store and disseminate information, explore the Sorby Study Area and promote conservation of wildlife and geology.
- has groups that organise activities, such as lectures, field meetings and surveys, in which all members may participate. Sorby members are automatically members of all groups (except for Sorby Breck Ringing Group). Current groups are:
- publishes a journal, the Sorby Record, founded in 1958, and a series of monographs in the Sorby Record Special Series, to disseminate information about the natural history of Sorby study area.
- publishes a monthly Newsletter carrying details of meetings, reports, news, survey requests and selected advertisements.
- appoints Recorders to maintain the Society's records of flora and fauna, stimulate surveys and validate records to high standards. Members have access to the Society's records by appointment with the Recorder (the society does not provide a service to non-members).
- currently holds over 750,000 species records. Most of these are computerised using RECORDER software and other databases.
- organises over 100 events and meetings each year – lectures, workshops, group nights, socials, field excursions, minibus trips and field recording meetings.
Click here to open an interactive map of the Sorby Natural History Society's study and recording area in Google Maps.
Our History
The Society was formed in 1918 as an amalgamation of the Sheffield Naturalists' Club, the Sheffield Microscopical Society and the Junior Naturalists' Club. It was originally named The Sorby Scientific Society in honour of Sheffield's greatest scientist Henry Clifton Sorby (1826 – 1908), but this name was changed in 1932 to The Sorby Natural History Society. It is hardly surprising that the founders of the Society felt that Sorby's name would be an appropriate title for the new body, particularly in view of the fact that microscopical studies formed part of its activities. Over eighty years later the Society is still very active studying all branches of natural history (including microscopy and geology) within the City of Sheffield and around it, organising lectures, field trips and scientific surveys and producing a wide variety of publications. The Society is proud to bear Sorby's name and honours his memory as a great scientist.
For more information, check the The History of the Sorby Natural History Society (1918 to 1954).
To join The Sorby Natural History Society, see our membership page.

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Heavily, our eyelids droop closed. The chilly room is quiet and dark. Warm blankets are pulled up and close.
And then.
Then he remembers we forgot.
Should I admit it? Once room is darkened, I'd accept our nightly routine to deviate just this one time. But my strong shepherd-husband rolls over and clicks his lamp on. Faithful.
Pupils, dilated by dark, suddenly trying to adjust to the light.
He reaches over for my hand, and we pray. We pray for our families; we pray for friends that have rejected the Lord they once "knew;" we pray for our friends that are family in Christ. We pray for the eyes of our hearts, that they adjust to the Light, to be able to see Truth. We pray that we would understand with our minds and obey with our hearts.
He then reaches for the Word and reads to me. Usually, we make our way through Proverbs, but tonight we "taste that the Lord is good" in 1 Peter. After reading, we pray the passage. That we would learn and apply the truths that we just read.
Even more heavily now, our eyelids droop closed. The chilly room is quiet and dark yet again. Warm blankets are pulled up and close. And we fall asleep with God's Words in our minds.
I am thankful for a hubby that is faithful.
While it is a command from God — and I am to do it regardless of how I feel — the Lord graciously gave me a husband that I eagerly respect. One I find that I happily submit to his leading.
Especially when it means turning the light back on.


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Energy deregulation in the United States was approved by federal legislature in 1998. However, this new law left it up to each state to enact its own deregulation laws. The effect was that larger, commercial companies were able to take a small share of the previously federally regulated wholesale energy markets. However, the states were slow in allowing deregulation for retail and consumer energy markets. It was not until late 2006 that there seemed to be a glimmer of action.
Texas passed deregulation of most of its electricity markets and a parts of its natural gas markets in 2007, thus allowing the long awaited third party competition and subsequent rate reductions in the service areas covered by incumbent Energy Service Companies (ESCOs) Reliant Energy, TXU, WTU Retail Energy, CPL Retail Energy, and First Choice Power. Consumers now had the ability to choose a different ESCO to get lower rates on their electricity and natural gas utility bills.
New York followed soon after Texas, allowing deregulation in the five boroughs and parts of Westchester and Suffolk Counties. The deregulation was in the service area covered by the largest ESCO in New York, ConEd.
Illinois took a small step forward by allowing the NiCor service area (Natural gas), which serviced the Chicago and surrounding suburbs to be deregulated. Georgia, Ohio, and Michigan also have limited deregulated energy markets.
New York allowed additional deregulation of the NorthernGrid service area in northern New York State in November of 2008 which covered the Buffalo, Albany, Rochester, Syracuse, and Niagara Falls areas.
Separating Fact from Myth
Most people are not aware how their electricity and natural gas actually arrives at their home or business. All they see and all they know, is that the company they are paying the bills to are the ones providing their energy. In fact there are several entities involved in the production and delivery of the actual usable energy products.
The first step in getting electricity and natural gas to your home or business is the actual production of the end product. These facilities are state owned, but must also conform to federal regulations.
The next step in the process is the delivery mechanism – how the refined natural gas and how the converted electricity are sent from the production facility to your home or business via pipelines, cables, or wires. Much of the network of pipeline is and wires are owned by private corporations which must conform to state regulations.
The last entity is the energy service provider. Traditionally, most of these providers have been the same companies that owned the delivery systems, which is one factor as to why deregulation of energy was considered in the first place. Much like the telephone companies of a few decades ago, politicians and business people thought that much control constituted a monopoly because consumers had no choice in whom provided their energy service or how much they had to pay for that service.
Energy Service Companies (ESCOs) are merely companies that provide customer service, advertising, marketing, billing, collections, and most importantly -- rates.
It doesn't matter who the ESCO is. The electricity and natural gas that is delivered to your home or office arrives in the same exact method, via the same exact wire, cable or pipeline and is, in fact, the same exact product. Even the person who reads your meter stays the same.
The only difference is in the price you pay when you have the option to choose your ESCO because your state has allowed deregulation of energy.
How Independent ESCOs Provide Lower Rates
Incumbent ESCOs (mentioned above, or the ones you might be customers of right now) have a legacy of doing business in the traditional sense. In order to maintain good customer service, they open up offices in several localities and hire staff to work at each. Additionally, since these companies operated their own transfer stations and lines, they have employees on their payrolls for those jobs as well. These companies have been in business for many years, and as they are state regulated, many of their employees have retirement and pension plans. Not only are these companies paying their current employees, but past employees as well.
Then there are advertising costs, vehicles for the meter readers and repair crews, upkeep on all their facilities, etc.
Most of today's independent ESCOs are doing business in a different way. They incorporate affiliate or home based business opportunities in where the operation can be run out of one single office with a minimal staff. The rest of the work is done by independent network marketers, or affiliates. These individuals only get paid for the sales they make or for build teams of marketers. This frees the ESCO of many costs which are then passed along to the customers in the form of lower rates, customer incentives, promotions, etc.
The work of advertising is done by the marketers, although many of the companies provide a myriad amount of ready to use tools and promotional materials. Customer gathering is done by the marketers, Customer service is handled by the ESCO. Otherwise the customers enjoy the same exact electricity and natural gas and call the same numbers they always have in case of emergencies or power outages.
One of the largest factors in lower rates is that the large energy companies usually buy their energy far in advance, expending huge amounts of money. Most of the independent ESCOs buy their energy in smaller quantities and usually at a discount.
Where to find Discounted Energy
There are a handful of independent energy service companies that have sprung up to seize the incredible opportunity created through energy deregulation. Each presents their business opportunities in a different way and offers their customers a varied degree of rate plans to help people save money on their energy utility bills, as well customer incentives entice them to switch.
The following companies have become the most established in the short time that retail, or residential, energy deregulation had begun at the state level. The following are websites presented by each company. They are listed in order of rating, the highest quality or value listed in the first position. Each was evaluated the security and financial strength of the companies, their business opportunities, and their customer service and rates.
As a prospective marketer or customer, you should carefully evaluate each company and see which is best for you. Also keep in mind that although the services offered by each may only be in a few states, the business opportunities are open to residents of all 50 US states (unless otherwise stated) and has not prevented individuals from making good incomes, no matter where they live. Customers of all of these companies are enjoying lower rates than incumbent utility service providers, but some customers are receiving better incentives and perks.


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Stage 2 - april 18th 2017
Stage 2: 359 km
After the long first day, that might have cost some of you a good night's rest, stage 2 will be beneficent. The distance is more or less the same, but thanks to the relatively high pace the fastest of you will be in the bivouac at Foum Zguid probably early in the afternoon.
Wonderful tracks, extraordinary panoramas and a high average speed guarantee a great day.
The first 60 kms to the oasis consist of beautiful fast tracks, some of which in WRC style. Driving is a joy, and navigation will not be hard, although it is an important task for the co-driver to take note of the dangers.
At one point the piste becomes very wide, for 10 to 15 kms it's just straight ahead and fast. Beware of the very few but nasty turns. Please note that this is a public road, so beware of local and oncoming traffic. You will not make big differences here, merely a few seconds, so better be safe than sorry.
At km 74, at CP1, you cross the asphalt road and then will find wide pistes on a vast sandy plain, parallel to the road. Overtaking is easy when you have your suspension set up right, as 'bumpy' is the main characteristic of this part. Our bottle of J&B didn't survive.
Until km 120 the route remains bumpy but without much stones. Afterwards it will be a bit less fast for 10 kms, but until the military checkpoint at Boulakbar the route is quite fun and fast.
Enjoy the desolate landscapes and the solitude of this empty military zone, because in the final 45 kms of the stage you will enter a not so nice area with stones, rocks, holes, pits and sudden stiles and steps. Luckily this mess will end quite suddenly and the last 15 kms is a track through a fantastic sandy oued. The sand is very soft and easy to get stuck in. The closing of the stage is with some fast kilometres to our bivouac in the desert near Foum Zguid.


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text: I set up a second GV account using a Google number so I could use texting. I'm not a big fan/user, so even a $5 plan makes no sense to me, but I have one or two people who send the occasional text. However, being under the impression that I could utilize the data part of my plan instead of incurring costs, I sent and received a few through the GV account. Afterwards, I checked my Verizon account and saw 27 texts (at 20 cents each!). WTF??? I called and explained the situation and was told that ALL GV texts as well as IM messages were chargeable at the text messaging rate. Is this true for you or is there a way I need to set up GV so no costs are incurred?


text: [Transcriber's Note:Illustrations are explained at the end of the text.]* * * * * * * * * * * * * *CrankismsBy Lisle de Vaux MATTHEWMANPictured By Clare Victor DWIGGINS* MCMI * HENRY T. COATES & CO. PHILADELPHIACopyright, 1901, by Henry T. Coates & Company. All rights reserved.If I may be permitted to offer a suggestion, the Crankisms should be read in the spirit in which sermons are listened to—with the object of discovering whom they hit. This will furnish amusement, for what is more entertaining than trying the cap on others?The settings speak for themselves; but the author desires to express his indebtedness to the artist for having infused life into and lent grace to dead bones of words, and for having, in many cases, given to those words a deeper and more subtle meaning than they themselves could be made to express.L. de V. M.May, 1901.1The kisses of an enemy are deceitful, but not as deceitful as the advice of the friend who is always counseling you for your own good.2The best and the worst in man respond only to woman's touch—unfortunately for man.3Men reason; women do not. Woman has no logic, and judging from the use it is to man, is better off without it.4The present arrangement of society refuses to many the means to live, while forbidding them the right to die when they wish.5Woman generally tries to attract a man's eye, and then blames him for being caught by prettiness and superficial charms. But she rarely tries to appeal to his better self.6The man who is pockmarked has most to say against freckles.7Charity covers a multitude of sins which are committed in her name.8Life is full of golden opportunities for doing what we do not want to do.9Never compliment a woman and you will earn her undying enmity. Respect is rarely appreciated by her; but compliments are always at a premium, even counterfeits being accepted as greedily as the real.10When we grow old we walk unfeelingly over that which we, in our youth, madly chased.11The biggest fool is the one who thinks he can fool others with impunity without them knowing and resenting it.12When we get what we want we are always disappointed to find that it is not what we wanted.13Like does not always worship like: Beauty often worships the Beast.14We were all in the front row when modesty was served out—at least we think so.15Because some men are ruined by intemperance it does not follow that all should become abstainers, any more than because some men are ruined by marriage all men should remain single.16What men see in women or women in men to admire is generally a puzzle to those who know the men and women in question intimately.17The only compliment which a woman really dislikes is that which is paid to another.18Things have changed since Shakespeare's time: men's evil deeds we write in sympathetic ink; their virtues on marble tombstones.19Our own weaknesses we regard as misfortunes from which we cannot escape; the weaknesses of others we consider crimes.20No matter how well we do, we are sure to be anxious to impress upon others that what we have achieved is trifling— compared with that of which we are capable.21A woman is not a woman merely by reason of her sex, any more than an angel is of necessity an angel of light.22We are quite able, while hating sin, to pity and be charitable to the sinner—when we happen to be the sinner concerned.23The commonly accepted idea that a woman of beauty is of necessity lacking in mental qualities, must have originated in the head of some woman who possessed neither.24The Devil is not as black as he is painted. In fact, he is more like us than we care to admit.25Faithful are the wounds of a friend; and as it is more blessed to give than to receive, we prefer to do the wounding.26The naked truth and a naked lie Are shocking alike to society.27A man often envies another man his physical qualities—rarely his mental. As we have no soul mirror we cannot see the reflection of our spiritual deformities.28It is easy to have conscientious scruples when they are profitable.29The man who marries for money is a fool, but rarely as big a fool as he who marries for love.30When you have done a man a favor do not insist too earnestly that it is a mere trifle, or he may take you at your word and not trouble to repay it; which would be very disappointing.31The gentle art of making enemies is the one natural accomplishment which is common to all sorts and conditions of men—and women.32What we think of ourselves combined with what others think of us is a very fair estimate.33If a girl cannot make up her mind between two men it is because she has no mind worth making up.Besides, any man who will knowingly be one of two is not worth the trouble of thinking about.34If we devoted as much attention to our own affairs as we freely give to those of others, we and others would be gainers.35Merit, like the show inside a circus, is of comparatively little use as a drawing card; it is the bluff and buncombe the banging drum and megaphone of the barker which is the successful magnet.36We always know what we should do under certain circumstances, but unfortunately we never find circumstances arranged so as to suit what we do.37An over sensitive conscience is simply the evidence of spiritual dyspepsia. The man who has it is no better than his fellows.38Generosity, as commonly understood, consists in forcing upon others that for which one has no use.39There is a greater difference between really thinking and only thinking that we think than most of us think.40We rashly demand that the devil shall have his due, forgetting that if that gentleman gets all that is coming to him it will go badly with some of us.41If women knew themselves as well as they know men—and if men knew women as well as they know themselves—things would be very much as they are.42Before he knows a woman a man often thinks her an angel; when he knows her he knows—er—better.43A critic is one who knows perfectly well how a thing should be done, but is unable to do it. Therefore we are all the keenest critics in matters of which we know least.44From all enemies and most friends, good Lord, deliver us!45Everything comes to the man who waitsbut that is no inducement to wait— for no man wants everything.He usually wants one thing in particular— just that one which he never gets, no matter how long he waits.46When a man has drained the dregs of the bitterness of life, hope and fear no longer exist in him, only indifference which produces stupefaction.47Forbidden fruit has no attraction until we know that it is forbidden.48A man can be judged from the theatres he frequents and the ladies who accompany him there.49Criticism grows faint in the presence of successful achievement.50-51A man may confess that his judgment was at fault, butnever that his intentions were other than strictly honorable.52Our last match never ignites except when we are sure it will not, and are prepared for the worst.53It is impossible to serve two masters, and few of us try. We are satisfied to praise God from whom all blessings flow while we cash the checks of Mammon.54Our own success is due to our indomitable energy and other deserving traits; that of others largely to blind luck. With our energy and the good luck of others what could we not achieve!55The trouble with most reformers that they waste their time and energy trying to reform somebody else.56We are convinced in our own minds that every man deserves what he gets; but, judging from ourselves, not every one gets what he deserves.57If we saw ourselves as others see us we should not believe our own eyes; but we should have a still lower opinion of the rest of the world than we now have.58When we care we usually don't dare; when we dare we don't often care.59What sounds so sweet as the human voice—to the one who is doing the talking!60Words may be mere wind, but then so is a tornado.61Laugh, and the world laughs with you; cry, and the world laughs at you.62A proverbial expression is often a crystallized lie which we should like to believe.63Because everything is for the best it does not follow that it is for our best.64It is easier to moralize than to be moral.65The difference between an actress on the stage and a woman not on the stage is a matter of here and there.66Ignorance is not so surprising, nor such a mark of inferiority, as unwillingness to learn.67He who grows indignant when his veracity is questioned generally has good and sufficient reason therefor.68Our joys are mainly those of prospect and retrospect.69It is not to be expected that the average man should know what a real woman is like—he so rarely sees one.70The Chinese promise and never intend to perform; we promise and do intend to perform.The result is about the same.71Woman regards the criticizing of her sex as her own prerogative, and criticizes more bitterly than any man would think of doing; but she resents any criticism, no matter how just, from man.72Lambs, it is true, gambol, but in due time they all get fleeced.73What we need is some philosopher to tell us how to be happy when we have every reason for being unhappy.74The most striking trait of the average man is unwillingness to be convinced—that we are right and he is wrong.75If man were so constituted that he could pat himself on the back gracefully, or kick himself effectively, he would spend most of his spare time doing one or the other.76Most of us live as if we expected to be judged from our epitaph rather than from our conduct.77The world is a paradise for fools, a purgatory or worse for others.78When we have the capacity of enjoying we have not the reason for enjoyment; when we do have good and sufficient grounds we no longer have the capacity.79To be happy, give; to be successful, take; to be happy and successful, give and take.80What a woman admires in a man depends on whether she is married or single.81Confidence given is usually confidence misplaced.82Women admire the gilded youth because he is a golden calf.83Even those who do not repeat scandal are generally willing to listen to it. Talk of the virtues of another, and, as a rule, your hearers will get bored; only hint that you could a tale unfold and you will secure perfect attention.84We forget that once upon a time we were little children; but the unpleasant fact that we are big children is being constantly forced upon us, together with the moral certainty that we shall never be anything else.85A man considers his little weaknesses amiable traits; a woman—a woman will not admit that she has a weakness.86God's call, through the still small voice, to preach, is much more irresistible when megaphoned by a wealthy church.87Many who sing loud praises to God, pay heavy tribute to the devil.88If the world is, as is so often whined, growing worse, it is partly because of our presence in it.89The counsel of a good book is far superior to that of a man who says one thing and does another.90If other people would only be as reasonable as we are, what a heaven this earth would be.91The world has no sympathy for the gambler who loses.92Trust in God, but keep a sharp lookout on your friends.93Tell the truth and you will shame the devil; you will also surprise him very often.94The knowledge that virtue is its own reward is what deters many from well doing.95It requires no particular skill to win the game when Fortune has dealt you all the trumps.96We give much more thought to what is due to us than to what is due from us.97A camel may not be able to pass through the eye of a needle, but that does not deter many a lobster from trying to do so.98The man who sees things as they are is regarded as a madman, just as those were formerly looked upon who maintained that the earth was round. The average man sees things as they seem to be.99We are all convinced of the righteousness and reasonableness of majority rule—when we happen to belong to the majority.100The greater his trouble, the more a man hugs it to his heart.* * * * * * * * * * * * * *THE END


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1001 Greatest Pop Songs Of All Time - #49 - Goody Two Shoes by Adam Ant
Alyson: A recent very flimsy attempt by an Australian paper to claim the girl in the film clip to this very song looks like Sarah Palin (you remember her - and even more unlikely are certain Youtube clips trying to claim Goddard looks like Julian McMahon) sparked a minor re-interest around these parts in Adam Ant - well, they played the clip at 3am on VH1. Anyway, as it happens, it had been many years since I had heard this song, my most normal exposure to Adam Ant is the long forgotten "Young Parisians" on one of my compilation tapes that has long succumbed to the ravages of time (and who makes tapes in 2009 anyway?). Hearing this song again was like being re-united with a faithful old friend from school - along with the singles of Nik Kershaw and early Bananarama and now Strawberry Switchblade, this was always one of my favourite 80s songs, and it sort of got forgotten about in my mind. I still remembered the basics about the song (the chorus, what it was about, the English press thinking he was boring, the girl in it was a Bond Girl I think, and it was a solo song not Adam And The Ants cos he trampled on the Ants). But hearing it again, even at 3am, was amazing. Of course some tedious sub Toby Cresswell VJ had to ruin it by making a crack about "the 80s", and his clothes, missing the point that one day their label dictated surf fashion will look utterly ridiculous on a compilation tape sometime around 2020...kids eh?
So here's what I love about this song and why it's on the list. Firstly, it's absolutely amazing. Obviously. By any fair assessment it's a fantastic song surely? It's got so much downright swagger, it's just infectious. It contains some wonderful drum work, a B side called Crackpot History that is dying for someone to cover it, and somewhat against the run of play was knocked off #1 in the UK by Charleen (not from Neighbours). There aren't many songs that pack so much creativity, energy and enjoyment into themselves in a short space of time. There's more ideas in this song than some peoples careers. That's the really main thrust of it for me - there's technical excellence, yes, and it's a very clever song, yes, but like Katrina and The Waves it's just so astonishingly FUN, that an accurate summation of it's prowess isn't really required. All that is required is probably an ability to get up and dance to it, and yes, toothpaste across the nose is mandatory...
However, it's mainly on the list because...who makes this much EFFORT anymore for their songs? Seriously. The TOTP performance was ridiculously energetic, with no fewer than four sets of dancers roped in for Anty to jump around with. One of them whacks him in the stomach and still he ploughs on. Who can you imagine jumping over a bed in the film clip these days and absolutely caning themselves when they don't land on the mat? It seems watching on the invaluable Youtube (though not as invaluable as it once was) that every single time he was on a TV show doing this song, something completely different would happen, but it was always packed with commitment and energy. One performance features dancing furniture and Anty slapping his own hand for making the peace sign, another is just him dancing around a lit up stage like a maniac, another features a hip smashing dance routine with the solid gold dancers, and yet another has him sitting calmly (well calmly for him) in a room filling up with foam. You just can't imagine in this day and age of tightly managed public appearances someone being so willing to, yes, be ridiculed just to entertain.
For that alone, he'd be on the list...a room full of foam? I mean...who!
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We are so excited to announce a new club at Fern Bluff - Maker Mondays! Mrs. Perch and I will be hosting Maker Mondays every other Monday. We're kicking it off with 5th grade on September 14th. I will email the teachers with an Eventbrite link that they will email their parents. You can sign your child up on Eventbrite (it's free!) and guarantee them a spot. There are only 30 spaces available, so you'll have to be quick about it. I'll be posting pictures soon -- we're hoping to play with Little Bits, Ollies and a STEM Zoob Challenge Kit!
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I'm the librarian at Fern Bluff Elementary. We're piloting a Maker Space in the library this year. Maker Spaces, STEAM labs and fab labs are popping up in schools across the country. Maker Spaces provide hands-on, creative ways to encourage students to design, experiment, build and invent as they deeply engage in science, engineering and tinkering.I'm going to share what works and what doesn't.
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After a year hiatus, Quantum Discipleship will be relaunching early in 2011. Check back after the new year to get into the conversation.
If you would like to begin a year-long Bible reading plan that begins during Lent, check out From Garden to City at http://fromgardentocity.com/home/. This website is published by National Community Church in Washington, D.C. Their staff posts blog entries each day about the reading. I am doing the year long schedule along with them.
This past June I was blessed with a month-long sabbatical. The best way to spend a month recharging my spiritual batteries, (aside from lots of mountain biking and a trip to Montana) was ordering about $50 worth of books on half.com (which amounted to about 20 books.) Anyway, one of the books that I ordered was Wild Goose Chase by Mark Batterson. I ended up not reading the book (but it's in the queue on my desk still!) but I started following Batterson on Twitter (he's the best tweeter I follow, btw.) Anyway, to promote his new book Primal, he gave away copies every week to people in different ministries. He offered for any discipleship pastors to email him and he'd send a free copy of the book. So I took him up on it.
Primal is an exposition of the basics of following Christ, the great commandment. Batterson lays out what it means to love the Lord with all your heart, soul, mind, and strength. And what an exposition it is. Laden with astute observations, scientific illustrations, and statistical figures, he does an amazing job of helping the reader to expand his/her concept of discipleship. Amid all the illustrations are many little pithy statements that really capture the essence of Jesus's statements. While all of this is very good, the best thing about Primal is that it approaches discipleship from a positive perspective. While many books pound and demoralize the read, this one is a breath of fresh air as it presents discipleship as an achievable enterprise. Imagine that!
If one of the measures of a good book is whether or not you want to stop reading after finishing a chapter, Primal rates as good because I constantly wanted to continue on. It was great encouragement to become more like Jesus.
I really thought that more Coldplay would make it into the Top Ten this year, but the fact that U2 released a new album probably pushed everyone else out.
10. City of Blinding Lights by U2. This song is the ringtone on my phone for my wife. It always reminds me of her.
9. Levitate by U2. This is from the fan club CD. Classic U2 from the All You Can't Leave Behind sessions. Can't believe they didn't put this song on the CD.
8. 42 by Coldplay. I really took hold of Coldplay this year. Viva la Vida is just an amazing record.
7. Native Son by U2. Another one from the fan club CD. This is a previous version of Vertigo, which in some ways is actually better. Nearly all of the lyrics are different, but it still rocks.
6. Stand Up Comedy by U2. One of my favorite songs from No Line on the Horizon. I was very disappointed they didn't play it in concert. Kind of a bluesy tune with some funky lyrics.
5. One Tree Hill by U2. A former #1 (from 2007), this has got to be one of my top five favorite U2 songs. It you really listen to the lyrics, there is a very powerful message of hope of the resurrection tucked in there.
4. In a Little While by U2. Last year's #1, this great love ballad slips a little. It made the rotation on their tour this year complete with astronauts from the space station making live appearances during the song. Of course, they didn't play it at the concert I saw.
3. Mysterious Ways by U2. Another former #1 stays in the top ten. Yes, it was played in concert this year and no they didn't play it in Chicago when I saw them. Very disappointing. It is still one of my top five favs of all time.
2. Get on Your Boots by U2. This was the first single from the new album, which is probably why it made this years top ten list. It is kind of like Vertigo, part 2. It's the story of how Bono was on vacation with the family and saw fighter jets tear overhead on their way to start the gulf war.
1. Magnificent by U2. This is the best song on the new album and could just about be sung in church. Nearly every contemporary worship band sounds like U2 (which is fine with me), so they might as well sing the same songs, right!
Honorable mentions for 2009…Cemeteries of London (Coldplay), One Headlight (Wallflowers), Death and All His Friends (Coldplay), No Line of the Horizon (U2), 1979 (Smashing Pumpkins), Sgt Pepper (The Beatles), and Unknown Caller (U2.)
In the mood for a fun, clean, intellectual, but rather violent holiday break? If so, get your ticket to Sherlock Holmes. Having never read one of the books by Doyle, here's what I know about Mr. Holmes. He's English, a detective, and the old TV movies give him a really goofy hat. Other than that, I went in with a clean slate expecting a great late night thrill ride. And that's exactly what I got.
The dialogue is fact paced, dry, witty, and fun. The acting is very good (although I really didn't track on why the girl was in the film other than the obvious reasons) and Downey really bring a lot of humor to the role. The visuals of late 18th century London are stunning and the plot, unlike a Bourne movie, is pretty easy to follow, and they set up the sequel very well.
I cannot recall any bad language and only one sexually suggestive scene, which is pretty mild. The best part of the movie is that the intellectual side of crime solving is in the forefront. You might even call this CSI, only a century earlier.
Overall, it's everything a good action movie should be. Have fun!
Between semesters I like to read books from really different areas, so I'm always on the lookout for good reads. A couple of months ago I was helping a friend move and I was talking with a guy from my church. He works in computer security for a very well-known company. In the course of our conversation, he mentioned that this book was really good, so I thought I give it a shot.
There are three things that make this book interesting. First, it is a true story. Second, it is kind of funny reading about computer stuff from the 80's. Hearing the author describe personal computers and the internet from a 1985 perspective is kind of humorous. Last, the ramifications of the events that unfold are the stuff that spy novels are made of.
Basically, Cliff Stoll is an astronomer who's grant money runs out and has to take a job working as a network tech for a research lab. His first job is to find out why their accounting program is $0.75 off. He keeps peeling the layers of the onion back and eventually discovers that a hacker has broken into their system. Thus, a year-long pursuit of an international hacker begins.
I have to admit, that even the 80's computer lingo, technology, and systems were a bit advanced for me. Anyone who knows about computer systems would probably understand a lot more of it than I did. However, the computer descriptions don't keep the book from being inaccessible to the layman. It is pretty fast paced and it held my attention until the very end.
If you are a computer geek over 35, you'll really enjoy this romp through the past. If you like international espionage, you'll enjoy it as well. If you are a conspiracy theorist you'll have a heyday. Enjoy!
I like to read books in my area of knowledge (i.e. biblical studies and fantasy baseball). I also like to try to expand my horizons by reading good books for other areas. De-Railed is my latest foray into the business world.
The premise of the book is simple…look at what makes corporate CEO's crash and burn, then do the opposite. In a way, it makes sense because there are countless books published that look at the good habits of business leaders. To to this, Irwin divides the book into two sections–case studies and lessons learned.
The book opens with cases studies of several leaders who lead familiar companies but eventually derailed themselves and their companies. For those in the business world, these names probably are familiar (their companies were, but the individuals were not familiar to me.) Two things came to mind while reading these profiles. First, while they were interesting at first, they quickly became repetitive. Second, at some level these profiles in failure seemed akin to tabloid journalism. While Irwin states that his sources are public, it still just seems a little gossipy as he provides details of personality flaws, bad decisions, and corporate failure.
The second part of the book attempts to gather common lessons for the profiles that lead to leadership derailment. The lessons learned are certainly valuable, but not new discoveries in any way. Actually, they are more common senses than anything else. "Don't be self-centered." "Character trumps competency." "Be nice to people." Really? These things seems like lessons that we should have learned in grade school, not at the corporate level.
In the end, the concept is interesting, but the information could have been stated in about 1/4 of the time and space and still have accomplished the same thing. Are the leadership lessons valuable? Absolutely. Should they apply to any leadership position? Absolutely. Did I learn anything in this book that I haven't seen in about a dozen other books? No. It really felt like I was reading a report by a consultant, which is exactly what the author is.
The study of church history continues the story of the book of Acts.
The final words of Jesus to his disciples were "you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem, all Judea, Samaria, and to the end of the earth." The rest of the Book of Acts is the story of the beginning of how the church fulfilled that commission. The story doesn't end with Paul in the prison in Rome, though. It continues with the continued development and expansion of the church into the entire world. From the evangelization of the barbaric tribes of Europe to missionaries forging into the New World to William Carey going to India, the history of the church is the history of the spread of the gospel. The disciples of Jesus didn't disappear when Luke ended his story—they continued to faithfully obey the wishes of Jesus and bore witness to Him throughout the entire world.
The study of church history keeps us relevant to our culture.
This past presidential election nearly witnessed a first. Mitt Romney came close to running for President. If elected, he would have been the first Mormon president. Most people who feared having a Mormon in the White House had absolutely no idea where the Mormons came from or why they are considered a cult. A study of church history, though, would have answered these questions and kept those people relevant to the current culture.
Church history is useful for keeping relevant to pop culture as well. A new movie or book regularly is released that questions the history of the church or Christianity. Bestselling author Dan Brown has sold millions of books doing just this. Knowing the truth about church history helps to either confirm or refute what these books or movies present as truth. I had many conversations with people who read these books (The DaVinci Code and Angels and Demons) and thought that they were historically accurate. When Christians know the facts, though, it keeps us engaged with the culture and sets us up as a place to get the truth.


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Hey everyone! How are you doing!
Time for the first outfit of the day in spring! I am so excited about spring, the weather is pretty good and that puts me in a good mood!
Today's outfit is pretty basic. I wore a white T-shirt with lace and black pants. Because I didn't want my outfit to be too plain, I wore blue sneakers and a very bright scarf with blue and pink palmtrees.
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Pants: H&M
Coat: H&M
I hope the weather will stay nice, so that I can upload more outfit of the day pictures!
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Wrath of The Titans (2012)
The Sequel of Clash of The Titans
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the film revisits Perseus, a half-god son of Zeus, in his life becoming a human. because human is no longer at all pray to god, so they are loosening their power as soon. Zeus' powers has been stolen to release the titan Kronos from his imprisonment. Kronos is Zeus' father, the king of titans. Hades, who wants to steal Zeus power to release his father is afraid of power loosening, that's why he wants to release Kronos. In case, Perseus with Agenor and Andromeda are going to safe Zeus and attacking Kronos.
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who doesn't like and who doesn't get interested with Greek Mythology? the ancient Greeks gave the world science, mathematics, astronomy, philosophy, democracy and another whole bunch of useful things. the Greeks has theirs own Gods for eveything.
- The special effects are briliant. Watch in 3d would be satisfy i think.
- Queen Andromeda is PERFECTO ! I love brave woman ! Her acting is so GOOD. Also Sam Worthington again as Perseus is GOOD too. You know, the man who plays Hades is Voldemort in Harry Potter. Hahaa.
- Maybe lots of people said that the script or the dialogue is so boring, but still there are some jokes in film. Not to worry. Agenor is the joke :D
- Honestly, in simple way, i enjoy the movie.
Helius : I heard you were a great disappointment.
Agenor: Yes, I am great.
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try to watch Wrath of The Titans in 3d, guys. they have special effects. Wrath of The Titans is NICER than the first sequel, Clash of The Titans. but sure, Wrath of The Titans still can't be defeated by The Hunger Games in Box Office. teehee :D


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November 22, 2012
HSI Applauds European Parliament for Voting to Close Loopholes in EU Shark Finning Ban
STRASBOURG, France—Humane Society International applauds the European Parliament for voting to strengthen protection for sharks against the cruel and unsustainable practice of 'finning' - slicing off a shark's fins and discarding its body at sea, sometimes while it is still alive.
Although shark finning was banned in the EU in 2003, the legislation contained loopholes that drastically undermined its effectiveness by not only allowing special permits for the onboard removal of fins, but also for fins and carcasses to be landed at different ports.
Standing up for shark conservation, MEPs today voted in support of the European Commission's 'fins naturally attached' policy without exception, meaning shark carcasses can no longer be processed on board vessels but must be landed intact with fins 'naturally attached'. This will not only stop live shark finning in EU waters and by EU vessels anywhere in the world, but will also end the practice of fins and carcasses being landed at different ports, which currently makes it impossible to enforce existing protection measures.
"We are thrilled that an overwhelming majority of MEPs rejected cynical, industry-driven attempts to weaken the European Commission's proposal," said HSI EU Director Joanna Swabe, Ph.D. "The Fisheries Committee rapporteur, Maria do Céu Patrâo Neves (EPP, Portugal), and her supporters had been intent on trying to maintain the status quo loophole by continuing to allow special permits to freezer vessels for shark fin removal onboard vessels. This would have been disastrous for shark protection not just in EU waters but worldwide. HSI commends the European Parliament for defending sharks against the cruel and wasteful practice of shark finning."
The adoption of a fins naturally attached policy in the EU will not only more effectively prevent shark finning by EU vessels, but would also see the EU making a major contribution to global efforts to eradicate shark finning by advocating fins attached policies in Regional Fisheries Management Organisations, such as ICCAT and IOTC.
Tens of millions of sharks are killed every year in oceans around the world primarily to meet the demand for shark fin soup, an East Asian dish traditionally served at weddings or New Year celebrations. The European Union is one of the largest exporters of shark fins to Asia, despite the fact that one-third of European shark and ray species and one-third of open-ocean sharks are classified as "threatened" by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature.
Following this Plenary vote in Parliament today, it is anticipated that the Commission's proposal to amend Regulation (EC) No 1185/2003 on the removal of fins of sharks onboard vessels will also be adopted by Parliament's co-legislators, the Council of the European Union. In March 2012, the Council already adopted a general approach in favour of closing the loopholes in the present EU shark finning legislation. Spain and Portugal - the only two EU Member States to still issue special permits for the onboard processing of shark fins – were the only countries to raise objections to the proposal.
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11 As they heard these things, he proceeded to tell a parable, because he was near to Jerusalem, and because nthey supposed that the kingdom of God was to appear immediately.
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By Fr. Alex Diaz (English translation by Rebel Girl)
July 23, 2014
Yesterday, Tuesday, July 22nd, I had the opportunity to attend a lecture on evangelization titled "Hispanic Catholics and the New Evangelization" given by Father Virgilio Elizondo, a priest in the Archdiocese of San Antonio, Texas. It was a very enjoyable talk and very rich in content. I loved being able to hear something new and refreshing, something different than what we're usually used to hearing, the same trite issues as always that don't lead to thinking beyond the circle in which many find themselves. It was a pity that there were few to hear it, perhaps because they feel a hint of fear at checking out something new.
The talk turned around two big topics that were interwoven -- the first was the seed and the second, the fruit that seed has produced.
In the first topic, Elizondo made us look at our roots, our sources, based on our indigenous roots. United with the mixture of European and African blood, we are the fruit of a mixed culture but one that still conserves the richness of its sources. We are a people rich in faith, in tradition. We are people who worship and glorify God with the music, dance, folklore, and joy that characterize us. We are lively people who have maintained their faith despite the attacks we have suffered throughout history.
Hispanic people are Marian people who gather in the maternal arms of the Virgin Mary. In her, we see the model of Mother, teacher and friend, and we can note this in the various Marian celebrations that take place all over the American continent. Mary plays an important role in the evangelization of our people.
Hispanic people are people for whom Our Lord Jesus accompanies us as the God of love, the one who became man to redeem us through his suffering, the God who consoles us from the cross. It's because of him that we see a path to redemption in suffering. We see and accept the cross of Jesus with faith, joy and hope, and we commend ourselves to him in every moment of our lives. It's normal in Hispanic Christian households to see a crucifix presiding over the home and an image of Mary nearby. The suffering Jesus reminds us that our suffering is united to his in the redemption of the world.
We are an evangelized and evangelizing people, fortified in the culture of encuentro and heartfelt giving to others, warm people who, with our popular religiosity, speak and transmit the faith. A simple people who today are still becoming a new world, that keeps itself alive with its rich cultural tradition and gives birth to new children in the faith and grace of God through an ongoing encounter with the gospel.
The second topic of this lecture was the fruit produced by this continent that sowed the seed of faith. That fruit is none other than Pope Francis, a son of that culture who has become a new evangelization phenomenon -- a man of the people, a warm, simple and humble man who with his simplicity and poverty has attracted those who had been alienated and wounded in the Church itself. His ministry turns around acts, words, and homilies and talks that are short and simple but with a rich and deep message. His message is clear. We should go to the neediest and bring the gospel message in our own lives. Live the gospel and carry it with joy in our body and soul. That should motivate us not to lose hope, in spite of everything that overwhelms and frustrates us. Jesus is always there to support us and walk with us.
Another of the major traits marking his pontificate is preaching clearly and bluntly about mercy, which is nothing more than taking on our brothers' and sisters' -- our neighbors' -- misery, experiencing the suffering of those who suffer, suffering with them, having mercy for suffering hearts. All of these traits were drawn one way or another from this culture that developed amid upheavals and hardship. That's why the pope is only putting into action what he experienced and received from Hispanic American culture -- a simple but rich culture, welcoming, evangelized and evangelizing.
Finally, we are people who are children of the Maya, the Aztecs, and the Incas, who received the gospel from the hands of the first missionaries who with love and devotion forged deep in our soul that gospel love and thus we mixed with European and African cultures and from that mixture we emerged. We have learned from all of that. But above all, we are the face of Jesus who goes on manifesting himself in every culture and every sign and symbol. We are the Hispanic people who with their traditions and traditional virtues have maintained the truth of the gospel.
Fr. Alex Diaz is a priest from El Salvador who is presently Parochial Vicar at Holy Family Catholic Church in Dale City, Virginia.
Photo: Fr. Virgilio Elizondo and Fr. Alex Diaz surrounded by Catholic catechists and other laity from the Diocese of Arlington, Virginia.


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I was reading a great suggestion of adding vegetables to your diet first thing in the morning to get more vegetables into your daily diet. So that is what I did today. I added to eggs. It was wonderful. I have found that if you prepare vegetables the right way they are very enjoyable to eat. The average American falls short of the amount of vegetables they are suppose to eat in a day. We should be eating 5-10 servings a day. This recipe could make a great dinner as well.
3 T olive oil
1/4 thinly sliced onion
1/4 chopped red pepper (You could use other colors too)
1 clove minced garlic
handful of spinach
4 eggs beaten
salt and pepper to taste
1/4 tsp crushed red pepper *optional
grated cheese *optional
1. Spray pan with non stick cooking spraying. Then pour in oil and heat pan to medium heat.
2. Put in to frying pan onions, peppers, and garlic and cook until softened.
3. Stir in the spinach and cook a couple minutes.
4. Stir in the eggs, salt, pepper and crushed red pepper. Cook until the eggs are all cooked.
5. Put on grated cheese if desired. Serve warm.


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A man was shot and killed in Belle Glade Tuesday night and the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office is asking anyone with information about the crime to step forward.
The shooting was reported by Captain Albert Borroto, public information officer with Palm Beach County Fire Rescue. According to the captain, fire rescue crews responded to the shooting in the 300 block of Southwest Third Street, near Martin Luther King Blvd at approximately 9:23 p.m. on Oct. 20.
Fire rescue transported the injured man to Lakeside Medical Center, and he was then flown to St. Mary's Medical Center, where he would later be pronounced deceased as a result of his injuries.
After the injured man was treated and taken away, deputies and investigators scoured the area in search of clues. Watching closely, witnesses and residents living close to the murder scene watched as detectives searched for clues inside of a nearby home, roped off an area by an apartment complex, and guided flashlights across the street canvassing for clues.
According to the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office, the man was found in the roadway suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. As of this article, the sheriff's office had not yet identified a suspect or a possible motive for the shooting. The identity of the victim is also being withheld while investigators continue working the case.
Palm Beach County Sheriff's officials are urging residents with information about the crime to help solve the case. If you know something about this case, or any other serious crimes in Palm Beach County, call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-458-TIPS. If your information leads to an arrest, you may be eligible for up to $1,000 reward. Callers may remain anonymous.


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I have been sent a birth certificate which reads:
Registration District of Chorlton
1883 Birth in the sub district of Ardwick in the County of Lancaster
Entry 245 21st December 1882 at 10 Churchill Street, Openshaw U.S.D.
Florence a girl, Father Wilson Featherstone a joiner , mother Margaret Featherstone formerly Simpson. Informant M Feathertsone mother of 10 Churchill St, Openshaw, registered 16th January 1883.
Having found the Registration in the March of the following year, I went searching for a marriage of her parents, Looking for a marriage of a Wilson to a Margaret Simpson within 10 years of the birth of Florence, sure enough there is only one:
Civil Registration event: Marriage
Name: FEATHERSTON, Wilson
Registration District: York
County: Yorkshire
Year of Registration: 1877
Quarter of Registration: Jan-Feb-Mar
Spouse's last name: Not available before 1912
Volume No: 9D
Page No: 56
MarriageFinder: Wilson Featherston married one of the following people
SIMPSON, Margaret Ann
VEAR, Betsey
PADGET, Arthur
Then I looked for a census entry in 1881 could not find one, but I think the Ardwick area of Manchester has problems with missing folio's so I tried 1891 and found this,
1891 Census
Piece: 3213 Folio: 19 Page: 32
Registration District: Salford. Civil Parish: Broughton
Municipal Borough: Salford
Address: 51, Choir Street, Broughton, Salford, Lancashire
FEATHERSTONE, Wilson Head Married M 35 1856 Joiner Stanhope Durham
FEATHERSTONE, Mary A Wife Married F 31 1860 Crook Durham
FEATHERSTONE, Robert H Son M 13 1878 Scholar Kirkby Stephen Westmorland
FEATHERSTONE, John W Son M 10 1881 Scholar Manchester Lancashire
FEATHERSTONE, Florie Daughter F 8 1883 Scholar Manchester Lancashire
MCGREGOR, Catherine Lodger Single F 29 1862 Dressmaker Edinburgh Scotland
MCGREGOR, Minnie Lodger F 2 1889 Manchester Lancashire
Is this a miss transcription, it should be Margaret , not Mary, It is not it is written Mary A. but I cannot find either a death for Margaret or a Marriage to a Mary A.
Going the other way I could not find a Wilson in 1871, but in 1861 I find a Jacob Wilson, born in the right place, Stanhope:
RG09/3724 F28 Page 4, Cowshill Stanhope
Ralph Featherston Head aged 39 Marr Lead Miner Stanhope Durham
Elizabeth Featherston Wife aged 34 Marr Grocer Stanhope Durham
Elizabeth Featherston Daur aged 12 Scholar Stanhope Durham
John Wm Featherston Son aged 11 Scholar Stanhope Durham
Dorothy Ann Featherston Daur aged 7 Scholar Stanhope Durham
Jacob Wilson Featherston Son aged 4 Stanhope Durham
Alfred R.A. Featherston Son aged 2 Stanhope Durham
and knowing that he had another name came up with:
1871 Census
RG number: RG10 Piece: 4949 Folio: 60 Page: 25
Registration District: Weardale. Sub District: St John
Enumeration District: 9. Civil Parish: Stanhope
Address: Cows Hill, Stanhope, Durham
FEATHERSTONE, Ralph Head M 49 1822 Grocer Stanhope County Durham
FEATHERSTONE, Elizabeth Wife F 44 1827 Stanhope County Durham
FEATHERSTONE, Elizabeth Daughter F 22 1849 Stanhope County Durham
FEATHERSTONE, John W Son M 21 1850 Stanhope County Durham
FEATHERSTONE, Dorothy A Daughter F 17 1854 Stanhope County Durham
FEATHERSTONE, Jacob W Son M 14 1857 Stanhope County Durham
FEATHERSTONE, Alfred R Son M 12 1859 Stanhope County Durham
FEATHERSTONE, Joseph A Son M 4 1867 Stanhope County Durham
So what happened to Jacob Wilson I cannot find him in any other census? Under Jacob or Wilson.


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I've done some research and came up with doing something related to my blog subject. Cooking/baking.
So here's the deal.
I'll be giving a little hamper away with little goodies in.
How? All you need to do is bake/cook something cool and presentable. Take a picture and email my blog email.
- Entries need to be in before 10th January 2014.
- There must be at least 1 picture of your finished product!
- Best looking wins!
- It can be anything you have cooked&decorated.
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Winona Hwang is a metalsmith and maker currently based in Portland, Oregon. Living in Singapore for over 11 years of her life and growing up with the influences of geek culture, much of her work carries over the concepts of cultural crossings, tradition and future conception.
Focusing on her own Chinese heritage and history, she aims to explore more about her cultural background through artistic study while completing her BFA at the Oregon College of Art and Craft.


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Thoughts flutter throughout the day. Few stay, few flit, few need to be celebrated. Thoughts are man's gift, valuable enough to cherish for infinity. In a hope to immortalize those thoughts, I etch words onto this blog wishing all the way to carry them further into the world.
Monday, 15 April 2013
#15. Something I have
What power was that you wielded
command over my body and soul?
She told me you were not right,
told me you were manipulative.
What use was all her words
when I was already locked in your grasp?
Glitter glitter all you can
dazzling everyone you know.
Somewhere in my mind a voice
told me you would leave when I finally broke.
And break did I under your false gaze
as all the unwanted truth came to light
and disappear you did, never looking back.
But I had someone to hold me as I wept,
to rock, to tell me now I'm free.
Don't you see the difference now?
You will never have what I have now.
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Engraved, Etched, And Tone Prints
When the Italian metalsmith, Maso Finiguerra, cut out some lines on a silver dish, filled them with lamp black and oil to see his design better, and laid it down on paper, the modern print from engraved metals is said to have begun. For when Finiguerra picked up his work, the lamp black had marked his design on the paper beneath. Actually patterns were so taken from engraved metals and gems back beyond art history.
When prehistoric man cut a weaving pattern in the dust with his toe or scratched records on stone and bone with flint, he was engraving. Some engravers cut a zigzag pattern on a gold cup found in the royal tombs of biblical Ur. The seals of Babylon had cut or engraved lines which, pressed on soft clay records, left symbol signatures. Sargon's seal with its humans and human headed bulls incised in red jasper 2750 B.C. printed "his engraved mark." Similarly, American Aztecs left jade tools engraved with their symbols.
Engraving on metal generally means on copper, steel or zinc plates. It includes cutting out or incising lines with sharp tools to make a pattern or picture; etching or biting out the lines by acid; and making tone or tint pictures, called mezzotints or aquatints, by roughing up 'the surface of the plate to create lights, grays and darks. When inked these plates make printed pictures or "prints."
Medieval Europe Engraved and Etched for Prints
In the fourteen hundreds Italy's Finiguerra engraved fine lines and cross hatchings (learned from his goldsmith's trade) on metal and inked and printed pictures. Later Marcar.tonio made beautiful prints from Raphael's drawings.
England, Spain and France were slow to take up metal engravings for pictorial prints. But Germany's Martin Schongauer, familiar with engraving arms and armor, cut Bible stories on metal plates and made prints for the people.
Albert Durer's bold burin engraved story lines in metal and helped bring about the Reformation. He used the armorer's trick of eating (etching) away the metal with acids and dripped nitric acid in the burincut lines of his iron plates to etch the lines deeper so they would hold more ink. This was one of the first etchings for printing pictures. Durer's The Canon is sometimes called the first modern landscape.
Rembrandt etched and printed his lights and shades. He etched and drypointed his powerful Three Crosses, and his Gold Weigher's Field. His Mother, Beggars at the Door of a House, and Christ Presented to the People are famous etchings. His work inspired the 19th century Frenchman, Charles Meryon, whose dramatic The Morgue, and College Henri Quatre are famous.
Dry point (engraving) is cutting the design in the metal plate with a sharp tool.
This Art of Etching
Etching is the biting or eating away with acid of the metal plate. Etcher's varnish is first melted on to the edges of the plate then rolled well over it as a "ground." This is smoked dark over candles so the artist can see his lines on the bright metal as his etching needle (or stronger dry point tool) cuts through the ground.
If the plate is to be immersed in the acid, the sides and back must be covered with varnish. Some artists etch in the foreground or darkest portions first, and finally immerse the sky or lightest portions. The light parts take least etching, must soon be rinsed of acid and "stopped off" with varnish. The dark portions must be etched longest.
For soft ground prints, etcher's varnish is mixed with tallow to keep it soft. Over it a paper is spread. Drawing on it makes the paper stick to the soft ground and this lifts with the paper, leaving the drawn lines on the plate exposed. Etching makes these lines soft and shadowy, comparable to soft pencil or chalk drawn lines.
Mezzotints and aquatints are tone etchings, not line prints. The mezzotint, called "the dark manner" by the French, is a beautiful type of print. The metal is roughened with a sharp pointed rocker or roulette, making burrs and pits to hold the ink. Scraping smoothes the plate for the light portions, the burrs and pits collect ink for the darks.
Trial Proof and Artist's Print
As the acid bites the lines, dots and pits deep enough, the plate is washed, those portions "stopped out," and the metal returned to the acid till the deepest blacks are etched. Then the plate is washed, the varnish ground removed, the plate inked and a proof printed. This is a "trial proof" and is collectable.
If the trial print doesn't suit, the artist works over his plate, widening some lines, reducing others by scraping down the surface, stopping out others with varnish, and finally etching again. When a proof finally suits, the artist signs it. This is the "artist's print," and is also a collector's item.
Length of pressure, dampness and kind of paper, ink and know-how of artist and printer "make" the print. Just handling the ink dabber is important. Prints have been enriched by simply pulling the ink from the lines out over the plate, so tinting the print or softening the line edges-called retrouasage.
Sometimes a feather pulls the ink over the edge of the lines, softening and toning them into the print, called feathering. Whistler and Pennell even applied the acid to their plates with a feather instead of using the acid bath. This too was called feathering.
The wearing of the plate, reducing the depth of lines or burr for holding the ink, limits the number of prints.
Some Well Known Prints in America
Auguste Lepere's L'Inventoire shows the Cathedral of Amiens with its dramatic figures in the foreground. Maxime LaLanne's fine landscapes have trees compared with Corot's. Louis Legrand's aquatint of Maternity has tenderness in every line and tone. Felix Buhot's Country Neighbors is a superbly etched rainy day. His Westminister is distinctive for its Remarque border (full of sketches).
F. Duveneck, American, sometimes called "the modern Rembrandt," etched his velvety lines, and lights and darks on zinc. His Rialto is a favorite. Mary Cassatt's Mother and Child in dry point and hand coloring is at Chicago's Art Institute.
Joseph Pennell's masterpieces include his search light pictures of London in the first World War with their amazing lights and darks, his aquatint and mezzotint of The Shot Tower, and his dry point of London From My Window.
James McNeill Whistler was supreme in line, texture and tone. His The Doorway with its textures of worn stone, rusting iron grating, light, graceful figure on the steps above the water-which he put in by wiping ink out over the plate with his ink ragis master etching. So is his Black Lion Wharf with its old frame buildings and brick, its rope and smoke, old boats and decaying castle on the hill. His Annie Haden in the Big Hat, etching and dry point, is famous.
And when Jo Heffernan, his model, wearied from posing, threw herself back in a chair, Whistler caught up a used plate - see the head in the left foreground-and with dry point engraved her lovely lines to make one of the world's most beautiful prints.


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The word of the day (for me) is "shakti." According to Google, "shakti" is defined as "the female principle of divine energy, especially when personified as the supreme deity." Isn't that luscious (the female principle of divine energy)?
Recently, the folks at eShakti.com asked if I'd like to review one of their clothing items. After checking out their website, I simply couldn't resist the opportunity to do so. You see, their style is classically fresh; which is how I define the look I've claimed for myself.
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Sunnies: Nine West
Heels: Nine West
Clutch: Vintage Avon
Bracelet: Vintage Monet
Gold Love Knot Earrings: Gifted
Cardigan: Ralph Lauren (gifted)
A lovely dress like this makes it easy for me to stand in my own divine female energy! It is a classic piece I'll (no doubt) have for many years to come. Plus, she has "summertime" written all over her (Don't you think?). My experience with eShakti.com exceeded my expectations; making me one happy woman!
Joy and peace, T.


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Newcastle is looking forward to win the match against the team of the Fulham . Newcastle have a great game in the past few matches but they are ready to give their best against the Fulham . Its been a toug call for the team of the Newcastle but they are quite good to handle the situation this time.
Newcastle has managed some early and big changes to their squad and they have been top enough football ready to defeat the opponents Fulham in the match this time there is allot of problems in the defence but the team of the Newcastle is ready for the big gameplan.
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