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Judge Marvin Dye was one of the longest living judges to serve on the New York Court of Appeals. Born in Forestville, Chautauqua County, New York on July 12, 1895, he died at the age of 102 on October 25, 1997. While Judge Dye practiced healthy living habits (he "never smoke or drank"1), longevity appeared genetic. His father, Daniel A. Dye (1870-1972), also died at the age of 102, and his mother, Virginia (Marvin) Dye2 (1873-1971), died at the age of 98. Dye's three siblings, Alan, Paul, and Mary, similarly lived into their 80s and 90s.
Marvin Rood Dye3 was the eldest son of Daniel and Virginia and was born on a Forestville farm and vineyard. His father was both a farmer and a teacher, and his mother was a teacher. During his younger years, Dye worked on the vineyard and rode a horse to attend school at the Forestville Free Academy. Many years later, when Dye's eldest son had asked what inspired him to pursue law, Dye explained, "You know my mother was a poor girl, and in her youth she lived for several years with a lawyer's family. And all I remember is the various comments about what a luxurious, elegant living style the lawyers had. None of this going down the grape rows, trying to pick the grapes. You just simply sat there with torts, and briefs, and appeals and all that sort of stuff. That's for me!"4
During his senior year at Forestville High School,5 Dye had an English teacher named Grace Kelley,6 who recognized him as a "diamond in the rough" because he could read and write. Grace saw that he had the makings, perhaps, of a lawyer, and persuaded him to spend another year at Forestville High to polish up his English and a few other things. Dye took her advice and in due course, "she stamped him approved, and he took his course and went down to Cornell University" where he studied law. Before leaving for Cornell, Grace informed Dye that her sister, Miriam Kelley, from Wyoming, New York was also starting at Cornell. Little did he know that "what Grace Kelley did for him was solve two of his problems: one was to prepare for a profession and the other was to prepare for a meaningful existence with [a] family." Dye ultimately met Miriam at Cornell and fell in love.
In 1917, Dye graduated from Cornell and received a bachelor of legal letters (LLB), but never made it to the graduation ceremony. World War I had broken out, and he qualified for First Officers' Training Camp at Madison Barracks. He received an overseas commission as First Lieutenant in the 49th Infantry Regiment.7 Before he departed, Dye proposed to Miriam and they wed on June 25, 1918. While Dye was overseas in France, Miriam gave birth to their first child, Stanley M. Dye, on April 16, 1919.
After the war, in April 1920, Judge Dye resigned from the service and decided to pull up his roots and move to the Rochester area, near Miriam's hometown. After he was admitted to the New York State Bar in May 1920, he later established a Rochester law firm with Ernest C. Whitbeck, Whitbeck & Dye.8 He was a poor struggling lawyer during the Great Depression, supporting his wife and child on $15 a week. During that time his clients could no longer pay their bills and instead offered him furniture or an automobile as payment.9 "He could have declared bankruptcy, but thought that to shift his losses onto others was unacceptable. So, he continued to work and to pay his debts, principally, the mortgage on [his] unfinished home, until he paid back every penny. It took many years . . . [but], this willingness to do the difficult and honorable thing was very much a part of his character."10
In 1932 and again in 1934, Associate Judge of the Court of Appeals Judge Harlan W. Rippey of Rochester induced Dye to run for special county judge against Judge Henry D. Shedd and later against County Judge William C. Kohlmetz. When the Democrats captured the Monroe County Board of Supervisors in 1933, Judge Dye was appointed county attorney and served for two years in 1934 and 1935. Thereafter, he continued working at his law firm until November 11, 1940, when Governor Herbert H. Lehman appointed him as a Judge on the Court of Claims to fill a vacancy caused by the death of Honorable Milton E. Gibbs. His appointment to the New York Court of Claims was the beginning of a long and distinguished judicial career.
During the 1944 presidential election, a vacancy on the New York Court of Appeals arose with the mandatory retirement of Judge Harlan Rippey due to his age. Although Judge Dye's term on the Court of Claims had not yet expired, the Democratic Party, through the recommendation and support of Monroe County Democratic Party Chairman Roy F. Bush, nominated Judge Dye as their candidate for Associate Judge of the Court of Appeals.11 The American Labor and Liberal Party joined in that nomination. The New York bar associations considered Judge Dye and John Van Voorhis, a Republican State Supreme Court Justice, as the two principal candidates in the race. The Bar Association of the City of New York and the New York County Lawyers Association favored Van Voorhis because "he has 'demonstrated by his record on the Bench and his record at the bar that he possesses all of the qualifications requisite to judicial service on the highest court of the State."12 In comparison, Judge Dye "possesses 'unquestioned integrity' . . . [but] his record has not been 'sufficiently outstanding' to warrant his election to this high office."13 The New York County Lawyers Association agreed, observing that Judge Dye "has 'not had sufficient professional opportunity' to demonstrate qualifications for this Court."14 Despite lukewarm recommendations, Judge Dye won the election. His victory was largely attributable to the Democratic Party's success in the presidential and senatorial races with Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Robert F. Wagner each winning their respective races by a landslide. Years later, Judge Dye often joked with others that he carried the Democratic ticket in 1944 and assured Roosevelt and Wagner of their victories!15 Judge Dye resigned from the Court of Claims in 1945.
In the election of 1958, all major parties nominated Judge Dye for another term on the Court of Appeals. This time around the New York County Lawyers Association and the Bar Association of the City of New York enthusiastically endorsed Judge Dye as "outstandingly qualified" for judicial office.16 In November, Judge Dye was reelected to the bench for another 14 years. During his second term, Judge Dye received an honorary law degree (LLD) from Syracuse University in 1964 and completed a postgraduate degree from New York Law School in 1965. As he neared mandatory retirement age, Judge Dye became aware of a constitutional provision (Article VI, ' 25) that allowed retired Judges of the Court of Appeals to serve as a State Supreme Court Justice so long as it is certified "that he or she is mentally and physically able and competent to perform the full duties of such office." He referred to that constitutional provision as the "rebuttable presumption of senility."17 Judge Dye wished to stay on the bench until he reached 76 and helped successfully persuade the Legislature to draft an amendment to Article VI, ' 25 to change the retirement age to 76. The proposed constitutional amendment was on the state ballot in 1965 but was ultimately defeated.18
On December 31, 1965, Judge Dye retired from the Court of Appeals at the age of 70 and was succeeded by United States Senator Kenneth B. Keating. At his retirement ceremony, Chief Judge Charles S. Desmond presented Judge Dye with a silver tray engraved with the signatures of his associates. Judge Dye remarked:
"The Court of Appeals is not just another judicial tribunal where a few privileged [people] sit en banc to settle disputes under the rule of law, but is more nearly an idea, a loadstone to attract, a lightpost to guide [people] along their long and weary road toward the ultimate attainment of the goal of universal justice. If the day should ever come when the material symbols of our civilization shall have perished, I venture to predict that the standards of justice fashioned at this conference table will survive."19
After his retirement from the Court of Appeals, Judge Dye returned to the trial bench as he was appointed to serve two years as a State Supreme Court Justice in the Seventh Judicial District. Judge Dye spent most of his judicial career sitting as Judge on the Court of Appeals. During his 28 years on this Court, Judge Dye came to be regarded to some as the "stalwart on the Court." One of his former law clerks described him as a "quiet and unassuming man" who embodied the qualities a judge should possess: he was "principled," "sober," and "open minded."20 He was a "judge before whom lawyers like[d] to appear. . . . [He was b]ig boned, lean, nearly 6 feet 2 inches tall, display[ed] kindly humor in courtroom manner and [was] dignified and courteous."21 Although "schoolmarmish" in appearance, Judge Dye was a "political animal," savvy about the interrelationships between people and institutions.22 Chief Judge Desmond once wrote
"No one in the intervening two dozen centuries has as accurately listed the work habits needful for a good judge as Socrates: 'Four things belong to a Judge: to hear courteously; to answer wisely; to consider soberly; and to decide impartially.' None of those who have lived and worked with Marvin Dye in the close communion of an appellate court could possibly fault him for lack of courtesy, wisdom, sobriety or impartiality. But there are other reasons why the bar respects and admires him and why his associates love him. His simply natural dignity is combined with unfailing kindness and consideration. His quiet manner belies a determination to serve his State and his fellow [Americans] well."23
Judge Dye wrote approximately 224 majority opinions and 93 dissents.24 His opinions were largely driven by precedent. On one occasion, one of Judge Dye's former law clerks recounted how he submitted a draft writing recommending to overturn the decision of the courts below based on "justice and fairness." Judge Dye retorted, "justice and fairness play no role in the Court's deliberation. We need precedent."25
His writings in several landmark cases demonstrate that he was a man of modern thinking. In the famous school-prayer case, Matter of Engel v. Vitale (10 NY2d 174 [1961], revd 370 US 421 [1962]), the New York State Board of Regents recommended that all state public schools adopt a resolution calling for the reading of the "Regents prayer."26 The Board of Education of Union Free School District Number Nine in New Hyde Park, New York, adopted a resolution calling for the daily recitation of the Regents prayer. Although no penalty was imposed for non-participation, the petitioners, who were all members of various religious faiths (except one nonbeliever), taxpayers and parents of children attending public schools within the district, challenged the resolution as an unconstitutional form of State-sponsored religious education and establishment of religion. In a 5-2 decision, the Court held that recitation of the Regents prayer in public schools was permissible and did not offend First Amendment principles. In an impassioned dissent, Judge Dye stated:
"Running through the fabric of [past decisions of the United States Supreme Court], like the pattern of a tree of life in an intricate tapestry, is a clearly defined line of demarcation between church and State, which may not be overstepped in the slightest degree in favor of either the church or the State. In such light, a board of education may not require the saying of the Regents prayer as a daily school procedure. It is a form of State-sponsored religious education. The inculcation of religion is a matter for the family and the church. In sponsoring a religious program, the State enters a field which it has been thought best to leave to the church alone. . . . This does not mean that the State is or should be hostile to religion, merely that the State should not invade an area where the constitutionally protected freedom is absolute and not open to the vicissitudes of legislative or judicial balancing."27
On appeal, the United States Supreme Court reversed and determined, like Dye, that the Regents prayer was school-sponsored prayer in public schools which violated the Establishment and Free Exercise Clauses of the First Amendment.
Judge Dye was an advocate of free speech and freedom of the press. He authored and joined in opinions urging that books like Henry Miller's "Tropic of Cancer" or John Cleland's "Fanny Hill," and movies like "Lady Chatterley's Lover" could be produced and disseminated without censorship.28 He frequently received mail from book banners and although he never responded, he thought about doing so to express his appreciation for these watch dog committees but, more importantly, to point out the irony that exposure to these "obscene" materials prompted them to do good.29
In People of New York v. Frich (13 NY2d 119 [1963]) the majority of the Court determined that Henry Miller's controversial book, "Tropic of Cancer," was obscene and not entitled to federal or state constitutional protection. In a 4-3 decision, the Court reversed the order of County Court that overturned the defendants' convictions for selling the book in violation of Penal Law ' 1141, and ordered a new trial. The majority determined that the book was "nothing more than a compilation of a series of sordid narrations dealing with sex"; "[i]t is devoid of theme or ideas [and t]hroughout its pages can be found a constant repetition of patently offensive words used solely to convey debasing portrayals of natural and unnatural sexual experiences."30 In his dissent, Judge Dye likened the book to James Joyce's "Ulysses" and stated that the book should not be appraised "by the tone of a few passages wrested from context."31 He observed that respected and eminent book reviewers, and high appellate courts of New York's sister states have determined that the book was "not obscene."
". . . [W]hen material is so characterized to charge commission of a crime, the courts should be ever-mindful before rendering a judgment of conviction that the evidence of guilt is free from reasonable doubt, else what is done in the name of the law will so fritter away the free speech and free press guarantees of the First Amendment and due process under the Fourteenth Amendment as to make the remedy more dangerous than the ill, for the effect will be to substitute the fleeting ad hoc opinion of men, whether we realize it or not, for the rule of law envisioned by the framers of the Constitution."32
Similarly, in a 4-3 decision, the majority of the Court in Matter of Kingsley Intl. Pictures Corp. v. Regents of the Univ. of the State of New York (4 NY2d 349 [1958] revd 360 US 684 [1959]), determined that the Board of Regents can constitutionally deny a license to the film, "Lady Chatterley's Lover." The film was denied a license based on sections of the Education Law that required a denial if the motion picture is "immoral." In their view, the dominant theme of the film was the "exaltation of illicit sexual love in derogation of the restraints of marriage."33 In dissent, Judge Dye stated that the language of the relevant Education Law sections impinged the constitutional guarantee afforded free speech and communication by the First and Fourteenth Amendments. "When the censor[s] rel[y] on the term 'immoral' as a basis for prior restraint, [they] necessarily must resort to [their] own notion of its meaning since the statute itself provides no test or standards to guide [them] in the exercise of [their] discretion."34 The film, he urged, "should not be singled out as a subject for prior restraint under the beneficent guise of regulating community mores, any more than the prior censorship of press [or] books. . . . Censorship under such guise is a type of paternalism that lends itself to the whim and caprice of the administrator."35 On appeal, the United States Supreme Court reversed the judgment of this Court and held, similar with Judge Dye's views, that the relevant sections of the Education Law were invalid under the First and Fourteenth Amendments.
With respect to Judge Dye's life off the bench, Chief Judge Desmond once wrote:
"Maybe a word [can be said] about his nonjudicial interests, about his admirable family life, his abiding loyalty to Cornell, his deep and firm religious commitment. Wide travel and a lifelong interest in things like architecture and decor plus a continuous study of and involvement in history and government have rounded out a full and interesting life. Basic to his official as well as his private life is one and same dedication to quiet, unostentatious, efficient and intelligent service to his fellows."36
Judge Dye led an active life outside the Court, but kept the two worlds separate.37 He was a devout Presbyterian and a Freemason at the Zetland Lodge F.&A.M. He belonged to Delta Theta Phi, and served in the American Legion as Post Commander of Doty-Magill Post No. 771. Judge Dye was also active in what is now known as the Monroe County Bar Association, having served for six years as Secretary as well as being its first Vice President.38 Also, throughout their lives, Judge Dye and Miriam remained deeply devoted and loyal to their alma mater, Cornell University. He was a life member of the Cornell Club of Rochester and served as its President in 1938. Judge Dye also served as a member of the University's Advisory Council. Miriam, similarly, served as President of the Cornell Women's Club of Rochester in 1940.39 Not surprisingly, the faculty of Cornell Law School unanimously recommended that Judge Dye receive the school's Distinguished Alumnus Award for 1978-1979.40
In his retirement, Judge Dye enjoyed reading about American history, going to his rustic cabin south of Honeoye Falls, traveling, and hiking. A fellow Cornell alumnus, Elizabeth Fessenden Washburn, recited a hiking memory with Judge Dye, recalled that "[he] 'was a wonderful old man when I met him more than 20 years ago on a trip to Hawaii with the Genesee Valley Hiking Club of Rochester.' He proved to be a game hiker, in spite of injury and of having been '82 then, so must have been well over 100 when he died. Marvin Dye-a truly remarkable person, self-effacing, matter-of-fact, a delightful companion. It is said if you want to really know a person, go camping with him. With Marvin, he rose in your estimation day by day.'"41
Judge Dye was by all accounts a family man. His granddaughter, Martha Cristy, remembered her grandfather as "very much the patriarch of our family. But he also had a dry sense of humor, enjoyed being the host at family parties, gave a good toast or after dinner speech, and clearly enjoyed his family." She continued to write that "[m]y grandfather was not free with advice. He did not criticize the way others lived their lives or impose his beliefs, but he did take the opportunity, once in awhile, to offer guidance."42 She recounted how Miriam suffered with what would now be diagnosed as Alzheimer's or dementia. Judge Dye took care of her at home until she was admitted into a nursing home. At the nursing home, he visited her almost every day and sat reading to her. She passed away in 1977. "Many years after her death, he [said] he had wished he had understood her illness earlier and had been able to do more for her in the early stages."43 He died 20 years later, at the Valley Manor Nursing Home in Rochester. He is buried in Riverside Cemetery in Rochester.
Even at the age of 90, Judge Dye's mind was keen and alert. He concluded his 90th birthday celebration speech with these words:
"So we can't visualize what the future has for us, but, I think we can rely on this: that whatever has been the success in the past, will probably be a pattern for what should befall us in the future. So when I saw all these kids running around here tonight and I took into my hands little Aaron (Cassebeer), who is my first great-grandchild, and his little hand grabbed a hold of mine and his eyes turned up and looked at me and gave me a smile. Well, if I had any doubt about what the future was for us, it was dispelled at that time. The eighty or ninety years difference in our ages was bridged by that little smile. So, I have every confidence, that this little group that we have seen skedaddling around here tonight, having a good time, will always furnish the strength, imagination and intelligence to keep this world on the safe side and that the family Dye, too, will continue on and on, forever more. Thank you very much and God Bless You."
Judge Dye outlived his wife, his brothers and sister. He was survived by his son - Stanley Dye of Rochester - his two daughters - Julianne Cristy of Irondequoit and Emily Cassebeer of Brighton - and 13 grandchildren and great grandchildren.
The eldest of Judge Dye's children and only son, Stanley Dye, joined the army44 in February 1941 with Rochester's 209th CA (AA) Regiment.45 In December 1941, he married his college sweetheart, Eleanor M. Wood from Pennsylvania, the daughter of General Eric F. Wood. The day after their marriage, World War II began with the bombing of Pearl Harbor and Stanley served in the war until November 1945. He was part of the first American force to liberate a concentration camp, which he called an "extermination factory," and wrote an official report on the conditions during the war.46
After the war, Stanley returned to Rochester where he became a prominent certified public accountant. Stanley retired in the mid-1970s and began a second career in teaching with the Business Department at the Rochester Institute of Technology. Stanley survived Eleanor, who died on July 9, 2004, until he died on December 24, 2004, at the age of 85. They are both buried in Riverside Cemetery in Rochester and were survived by their two children, Christopher and Alison. Christopher Dye, a lawyer47, lives in West Lebanon, New Hampshire with his wife Kesaya Noda. Alison Cushing Dye has lived in Ireland since 1987 and works as a social worker/psychotherapist and university lecturer and writer. She is divorced and has one daughter, age 22, who is living in New York.
Judge Dye's daughter, Julianne Dye Cristy, married Lieutenant Albert Bowman Cristy of Stockbridge, Massachusetts in September 1952. They had two children: Martha and Albert. Martha Cristy graduated from Boalt Law School and clerked for Justice John Diamond of the Alaska Supreme Court. She works for a literacy program in the Berkeley Area School District and lives in San Francisco with her husband, Michael Rossman, and their son, Andrew. Albert Cristy, a Utah Transit Authority employee, lives in Salt Lake City, Utah with his wife, Mary.
Emily Dye Cassebeer, is Judge Dye's only living child, and is currently living in Rochester, New York. She married George Sabey Cassebeer in December 1950. Emily worked as the Registrar for the Rochester Memorial Art Gallery Creative Workshop. George, now deceased, and Emily had four sons: Peter, Jon, Mark (now deceased) and Philip, in birth order. Peter (who goes by the name "Pete") married Barbara Somogyi and they live in East Hampton, Massachusetts with their son, Aaron. Peter worked for many years in the ceramic dinnerware and tile industries both in the United States and Mexico and is currently working in small business. Jon, a chemical engineer, and his wife, Lori Lowry, live in Placentia, California with their two daughters, Karen and Debra. Philip and his wife, Elizabeth Grove, were formerly archaeologists, but Philip now works for an engineering company. Philip and Elizabeth live in Richmond, Virginia with their daughter, Kathryn Grace.
This biography appears in The Judges of the New York Court of Appeals: A Biographical History, ed. Hon. Albert M. Rosenblatt (New York: Fordham University Press, 2007). It has not been updated since publication.
Sources Consulted
"Class Notes." Cornell Magazine Online, at http://cornell-magazine.cornell.edu/Archive/1999janfeb/JanNotes30-39.html.
Collection of various newspaper articles from the New York Times (1890-1902), the Times Union (1944-1965), and Rochester's Democrat & Chronicle (1944-1997) (on file with the Court of Appeals, the Rochester Public Library, and in the possession of Peter Cassebeer).
Curtiss, Cornell Law School Memorandum (May 22, 1979).
Desmond, "An Appreciate of Judge Marvin R. Dye." 51 Cornell L. Q. 151 (1965-1966)
Hudson, Jr. "Plaintiff in 1962 landmark school-prayer case reflects on his role." First Amendment Center, at www.firstamendmentcenter.org/analysis.aspx?id=15701.
In Memoriam. 90 NY2d xix. November 18, 1997.
Marquis, Who Was Who in America, Vol. X, at page 98. New Providence, New Jersey (1989-1993).
Mayron, "Marvin R. Dye, 102, appeals justice obituary." Rochester Democrat & Chronicle, October 27, 1997, at page 2b.
Red Book, page 118 (1965).
Remarks at ceremony marking the retirement of Judge Marvin R. Dye on December 30, 1965. 17 NY2d vii. (on file with the Court of Appeals).
Taylor, Jr. Eminent Members of the Bench and Bar of New York, at page 95. San Francisco, CA (1943).
Video and transcript of Judge Dye's 90th birthday celebration (in possession of Peter Cassebeer).
Special thanks to Justice Raymond E. Cornelius of Rochester, Jack Doyle, Richard Fischer and Stuart Pearis as well as Peter Cassebeer, Martha Cristy, Mary Ellen Coulter and Bob Kelley (Miriam Kelley's nephew), for their research and help in this project.
Published Writings Include:
Introduction to Milton Lewis Grossman's The New York Law of Domestic Relations with Forms. Buffalo, NY (1947).


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This year, 2013, the barbershop world is celebrating 75 years of international organization. The Southern Gentlemen will open its show with a re-creation of that very first event 75 years ago, in a fashion that will involve performers of all ages.
Incorporated into the show will be an expansion of the Chorus� Youth in Harmony project, with youth quartets participating from each of Craven County�s high schools.
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The Southern Gentlemen Chorus will conclude its annual show with its traditional patriotic theme, but done in a very different fashion from prior years.
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Advance tickets are available from any chorus member for $15. Credit card orders may be placed by calling 633-1583. Credit card orders may be picked up the night of the show at the Will Call Desk. Advance tickets are also available from the Bank of the Arts at its temporary location: Cook House, located at 308 George St., New Bern. Call 638-2577.
Children 12 and under will be admitted free. Students may get discounted tickets at the door for $12.
The Southern Gentlemen Chorus is a non-profit organization.
On the web: newbernbarbershop.com.
Any men of any age who might be interested in coming to rehearsals of the Southern Gentlemen will find them Tuesdays from 7 to 9 p.m. at Cornerstone Assembly Church of God on U.S. 70 East.
Southern Gentlemen Annual Show:
April 27, 7:30 p.m.
Grover C. Fields Performing Arts Center
Tickets: Advance $15, at door $17
Children free, Students at door $12
On the web: newbernbarbershop.com


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By MATT CAMARA
NEW BEDFORD — Bridgewater State University's flight training program would relocate across the runway and expand considerably under the airport's newly updated master plan, shown to the public Tuesday night.
"There's potential to envision an aviation education campus" on the east side of the airport, said James Miklas, an airport planner with Airport Solutions Group.
Whether the conceptual plan comes to fruition will be driven by industry demand, and the particulars are not set in stone, he added.
The New Bedford Regional Airport brought in the Woburn-based Airport Solutions Group to assist with the master plan, which updates an older one dating back to 1996 that included the now-dead proposal to build an air cargo facility, Miklas said.
The new plan calls for narrowing the secondary runway, relocating Bridgewater State's facilities closer to the airport's center, and envisions placing the control tower north of the main runway to comply with Federal Aviation Administration regulations. The tower is currently attached to the terminal building, something Miklas said the FAA no longer favors.
Bridgewater State enrolls 100 students in its flight training bachelor's program and maintains 11 aircraft in New Bedford, said program manager Greg Bongiorno. The university also offers non-credit flight training for people interested in becoming licensed pilots outside of a degree program, he added.
The school's current facility is large enough to accommodate the program but its location makes scheduling fuel deliveries — there is no on-site fuel tank — and trips to the maintenance shop difficult because those facilities are on the opposite side of the airport.
The added space also would allow Bridgewater State to build its own maintenance hangars, allowing the university to start an aircraft repair program, Bongiorno said.
The master plan also leaves out a fuel tank at the new 18-acre Bridgewater State facility but Bongiorno said he hopes that could be changed should the university seriously consider relocating the program.
"There's a lot of questions that remain unanswered," Bongiorno said.
The university's cabinet discussed expanding the aviation program's footprint in New Bedford recently, Bongiorno said, but no decisions have been made yet. A combination of state and federal funding could be applied for if the university moves forward with parts of the master plan, he said.


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I've come to learn after seeing internet hoax after internet hoax that if it looks fake, it's probably fake. My fingers are crossed on this one, lest I lose my faith in humanity.
(Thanks to everyone for the tips!)


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can be as exciting as reading the owner's manual of your latest technology purchase. Shame on me for poking fun at the source of my paycheck, but I do understand–I only read those manuals myself if and only if something isn't working. I prefer a good mystery or biography. But I entertained myself by reading more burial records this weekend with the latest bluster of fall weather we've had–cold, rain, and dreary. After all, isn't genealogy both a bit of a mystery and part of the process of writing one's family's biography?
I had reason to eyeball those old records again while trying to conjure up any data about Stanley Mizejewski and Konstancja Mierzejewska. I've had a bit of luck as far as Konstacja goes. I did locate her burial record by reviewing burials from 1913 onward. Here is what I've located in the 1913 burial log:
Name of Deceased: Constantia Mezejewska
Place of Nativity
Late Residence: 3250 Maple
Age: 20
Color: W
Sex: F
Disease: Nephritis
Date of Decease: Dec. 18 (1913)
Date of Interment: Dec. 20
Married, Single or Widowed: S
Place of Death: Toledo
No. of Grave: 1600
No. of Lot: 11
No. of Section: 3
Name of Physician: O. W. Kimbell
Name of Undertaker: J. W. Paulowski
Name of Parents or Kindred:
I do believe the record keeper misspelled the last name and this location is where I took the photo–Section 3 of the cemetery.
Constantia's address is given as a residence on Maple Street, which would place her within a block or so of St. Adalbert's parish in the Lagrinka neighborhood. I had hoped this clue would give me a hint about her, but it didn't. Sometimes the parish records noted the survivors or nearest relatives; however, not so in the case. Here is the record of Constantia's burial through St. Adalbert:
Date of Death/Burial: Dec. 20/Dec. 23
Name of Person Interred: Constantia Mierzejewski
Place of Birth: R. Poland
Age: 20 yr.
Priest: J. P. Wachowiak
Cemetery: Calvary
Remarks: Pen. and Ext. Unct.
The remarks indicate that she received the sacraments of penance and extreme unction (last rites) prior to passing away. This indicates to me she did not die alone and someone would have had to call the priest for this function. This is the very earliest Mierzejewski death I've located so far in Toledo. Her age, 20, indicates she was born during the time span my grandfather, grandmother, and their siblings were born–1883. So my guess is that she would not have immigrated alone to the US–it was highly unusual for women at this time to come alone while traveling from Europe. (I've only noted this twice and each time I cannot ascertain for sure the women traveled alone.) It appears as if there were Mierzejewskis settling in Toledo as early as sometime after 1910. This point may become more important later as more of my grandparent's and their siblings' movements are discovered–remember my grandfather and his brother, Marzel, were located in Massachusetts and Cleveland around 1909. So someone had to tip Wladyslaw off about how great life was on the great north coast. A possible theory would be that Constantia is a relative of my grandmother, Helena. It was Helena's brother, Jan, with whom Wladyslaw and Helena would live at 1763 Buckingham when they arrived in Toledo in 1923. And Buckingham is perhaps only 4 miles or so from the Maple Street address.


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Freshman Neal O'Hara (pictured) has been making more and more of an impact on the team this season has he logs playing time (photo courtesy Gil Talbot).
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – The Harvard men's water polo team will travel to California this weekend for a total of five games. The Crimson will first participate in the Claremont Convergence Tournament Friday and Saturday, and then take on No. 5 UC Santa Barbara Sunday in the Gauchos' home pool.
Schedule (All times Eastern)
3:40 p.m. vs. Occidental College
10:20 p.m. at No. 18 Pomona-Pitzer Colleges
4 p.m. vs. Caltech
9:20 p.m. at Claremont-Mudd-Scripps
Noon at No. 5 UC Santa Barbara
Past the Century Mark
With seven saves in Saturday's 10-8 win over MIT, junior goalie Alexandre Popp topped 100 saves for 2010 and now has 103 on the year. Popp made a season-high 21 stops on Sept. 25 in a four-overtime, 11-10 loss against Iona.
California Homecoming
This weekend's trip to California will be a homecoming of sorts for a majority of the men's water polo program. New head coach Ted Minnis and his new assistant Jessi Wood both hail from the Golden State, while 10 of the 15 players that make up the Crimson's roster call California home.
About Harvard
Harvard (4-8, 0-2 Collegiate Water Polo Association) is coming off a 10-8 win on Oct. 2 in a rematch against its Cambridge rival MIT. The Crimson fell behind early, 1-0, but scored two unanswered goals and never relinquished the lead afterwards. Harvard had to fight off a late comeback from the Engineers, just as MIT did against the Crimson to win the teams' Sept. 17 meeting, 7-6, but after leading 10-6 in the fourth period, the Crimson was able to come out on top, 10-8.
The team is led by its three seniors, Alex Thompson, Jeff Lee and co-captain Bret Voith. Lee and Thompson both lead the team in scoring (19 goals each) with Voith (16) not far behind. Thompson also leads the team in steals (22) with Voith (18) at second on the team. Voith has accumulated the most assists on the team so far with 16.
About Occidental
The Tigers (1-9) have struggled this season, but picked up their first win on Sept. 25, 7-5, against the University of La Verne. Occidental's last game came on Saturday in a 12-9 loss to Chapman University.
Harvard and Occidental have only met once before, with Harvard winning 9-3 in 2006 to lead the series 1-0.
About Pomona-Pitzer
This week the Sagehens (5-7) are the unanimous No. 1 team in the CWPA Division III poll for the third-straight week. Pomona-Pitzer is on a three-game winning streak that includes wins over national No. 12 St. Francis (N.Y.) and Division I Air Force. The Sagehens have played an intense schedule this season for a Division III team, taking on the likes of national top 10 teams California, UC Irvine, Stanford and Loyola-Marymount, as well as a number of other top 20 teams from the East and the West.
The Sagehens hold the all-time series advantage over Harvard, 5-2, and have won the last three meetings dating back to 2005. Those three games have been close though, with each of them being decided by three goals or less. Harvard last won in the series back in 2004, a 7-6 win in California.
About Caltech
The Beavers (0-6) have had a rough go of it as well in 2010, as they search for their first win of the year this weekend. Caltech has been outscored 120-34 this season and has given up 20 or more goals in five of its six games.
Harvard and Caltech have never played each other.
About Claremont-Mudd-Scripps
Claremont-Mudd-Scripps (4-7) acts as the host of this weekend's Claremont Convergence Tournament, welcoming 24 schools to Southern California for the two-day event. As a team the Stags have gone 2-2 in their last four games, with their two losses coming to No. 15 Cal Baptist and No. 17 Concordia (Calif.).
The all-time series between Harvard and Claremont-Mudd-Scripps is even at 2-2. The Stags won last season's game 10-9, which was the first meeting between the two teams since 2001. Harvard last won in the series in 2001, 11-2.
About UC Santa Barbara
The Gauchos (7-4) have been one of the top teams in the country all season long, coming in this week ranked No. 5. UCSB split its four games at the prestigious SoCal Tournament last weekend, defeating No. 17 Concordia (Calif.) and No. 4 Stanford while falling to No. 1 Southern California and No. 5 UC Irvine.
Harvard and UC Santa Barbara have only played twice in their history, with the Gauchos taking both contests. The teams last met in 2002 in an 11-3 win for UCSB.
Players of the Week
Two Harvard players have earned Player of the Week nods, with seniors Alex Thompson and co-captain Bret Voith getting recognized already this season.
Thompson was named the CWPA Northern Division Player of the Week for Sept. 7 after leading the Crimson in scoring for two of its three games at the MIT Invitational. Thompson scored seven goals, notched an assist and had eight steals over the two-day tournament, including four goals in the 12-8 victory over Cal Lutheran.
Voith was chosen as Harvard's COOP Athlete of the Week for Sept. 14 after he had a solid weekend in the pool at the Princeton Invitational, leading the Crimson to a thrilling, 9-8, win over George Washington and near upsets of nationally-ranked Cal Baptist and Princeton. Voith totaled five goals, four assists and five steals in four games over the weekend, including three goals against No. 18 Princeton in the Tigers' home pool Sept. 11 in a televised game.
Up Next
The week will be filled with CWPA matchups as the Crimson returns home for its final home game of 2010 Thursday to host No. 20 Brown in a CWPA Northern Division showdown against its Ivy League rival. The team will then head to New York City Oct. 16 for a CWPA doubleheader, first against host No. 14 St. Francis (N.Y.) and a nightcap against Queens (N.Y.). The following day, Oct. 17, Harvard heads to New London, Conn., to play Connecticut College.


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Something that comes up with some frequency on Terminal Servers (or "Remote Desktop Servers"), but perhaps sometimes in VDI, is "How to I move a user profile from one drive to another". The traditional answers include the use of the user profile management GUI, or some expensive piece of software. But what if you need to automate the job? Or if you don't have any money for the project?
Answer? PowerShell, of course… and robocopy.
Below is a code snippet that will set existing user profiles to load from "C:Users" to "E:Users":
#Collect profile reg keys for regular users ("S-1-5-21" excludes local admin, network service, and system)
$profiles = gci -LiteralPath "HKLM:SOFTWAREMicrosoftWindows NTCurrentVersionProfileList" `
| ? {$_.name -match "S-1-5-21-"}
foreach ($profile in $profiles) {
#Set the registry path in a format that can be used by the annoyingly demanding "get-itemproperty" cmdlet:
$regPath = $(
$($profile.pspath.tostring().split("::") | Select-Object -Last 1).Replace("HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE","HKLM:")
#Get the current filesystem path for the user profile, using get-ItemProperty"
$oldPath = $(
Get-ItemProperty -LiteralPath $regPath -name ProfileImagePath
#Set a varialble for the new profile filesystem path:
$newPath = $oldPath.Replace("C:","E:")
#Set the new profile path using "set-itemproperty"
Set-ItemProperty -LiteralPath $regPath -Name ProfileImagePath -Value $newPath
#Now copy the profile filesystem directories using "robocopy".
But this code will not actually move the data. For that, we need robocopy. Make sure that your users are logged off before performing this operation, otherwise "NTUSER.DAT" will not get moved, and your users will get a new TEMP profile on next login:
robocopy /e /copyall /r:0 /mt:4 /b /nfl /xj /xjd /xjf C:users e:Users
Finally, be sure to set the default location for new profiles and the "Public" directory to your new drive as well. For that, run "Regedit", then go to:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindows NTCurrentVersionProfileList
and set new paths for the registry strings "ProfilesDirectory" and "Public". Moving the default user profile is optional.
Oh yeah… you might want to purge the old Recycle Bin cruft for your moved users as well:
rmdir /s /q C:$Recycle.Bin


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According to Sunday Independent – an Irish newspaper – the Minister of Economy of the country, Michael Noonan, chose to diversify his investment portfolio over the last year. He sold his shares in other funds and positions in the Lyxor Eurostox x 50 ETF and SPDR DJIA ETF, and chose instead to invest in SPDR Gold Shares ETF, and other ETFs.
Why is this news relevant? The main reason is that the Irish Minister has a long history of successes in investment field, for instance making big profits in US banking system. In addition, his high status in the European Union suggests that he might have first hand information about the economic development of the continent.
The uncertainty surrounding the economic situation of the EU, and the forecast of some analysts stating that the eurozone could rise the gold price in the near future, are reasons that not just an expert in economy can know to invest in gold.
Although gold has been proved as a good performer in times of economic crisis to protect wealth, it has been reminded that buying into a gold ETF has nothing to do with owning physical gold. One illustrative example is given by Leprechauns, little mischievous creatures that, according to the legend, bury pots of gold at the end of the rainbows - riches that humans always look for, but that vanish into thin air when they try to reach them. They never can hold it in their hands.
So, after the news was published, some experts applauded the decision of the Minister, but many reminded that physical gold is the real safe haven asset that serves to protect savings from inflation and other economic disasters.
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Sometimes I start to reply to posts and by the time I get my point made I have written too much. I reread it and sometimes I scrap it. I have amended my viewpoint or thought of another angle. However I am happy with that because someone has said something to make me think.
That gave me an idea. Maybe rather that debating theists (I am always doing it) I will ask them to reply in writing to my points. After all they are always giving me crap to read.
So I did an interesting experiment today with some "doubters" before I tackled the deluded ones. I have been debating with them for a few weeks now. So rather than listen to more "But what if there really is a god?" or "How can you be so sure?" I suggested that they spend 15 minutes writing down what their beliefs actual were and WHY they believed them.
This compelled them into thinking about what they were writing. They had to "listen" to their own arguments. They were not just blindly repeating some mantra type answers.
They all found it more difficult to do than they had expected. I could see a lot of lines getting crossed out. However the surprise came when I asked each one in turn to read aloud what they had written. It sounded so immature. When one said "I believe in everlasting life after death", he started laughing.
One could nearly hear them thinking "Is this what I actually believe?" I got more doubt sown today without saying a word. It would be interesting to see if these results could be replicated. Maybe I have been spending too much time perfecting arguments and rebuttals. Ok – they are needed but I will try this with the Witnesses next weekend.
The point is that because they were asked to write down what they believed they were forced to analyze it and confront themselves, rather than confront me and argue against me. If you analyze yourself you must use Reason, not Faith and the seed of Doubt is firmly planted – which is my only objective.
PS - Put up my "Science Dog" icon just in case anyone thought I was ugly :)
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I debate a lot of believers – all types of cults. I agree that the hardcore ones will say this sort of thing to me with a straight face. They can do this without seeing the cognitive delusion in it. What I do now is to ask them to write down their beliefs for me on one sheet of paper and to do it in bullet point format. Then I tell them I am looking forward to reading it next week.
They are now put in the position of having to think about what they are going to write. They probably will rewrite it a few times. They have the entire week to think about it. The straight face syndrome has disappeared when they return the following week.
Sometimes it is like they are waiting for my approval of what they have written.
It is actually a bit strange – but the seed of doubt is sown. They are trying to convert me and I am never aggressive with them – I don't slam the front door on them. We are on amicable terms at this stage.
I think because they see it as a mission to convert that godless Atheist that they spend so much time going over what they are writing for me. Because I ask them to condense it the really have to think about it. I then go through each point with them. Some have never bothered to return to me so that has to be good.
Giving them the week to think is more effective than what they might actually write.
This is beautiful. But the Christians in my family will never do it. They feel that because I "never had any faith to begin with" I won't understand. Furthermore, they feel no need to defend themselves or their beliefs, because the "love of God is simply enough" for them. They have no need to prove. They aren't trying to convert me and will not be deconverted themselves, and therefore it is a waste of time. I do not go out of my way to insult them or their beliefs, but whenever I do point out some contradiction or "evil" verse, I am told that I am full of shit. But will they go look for themselves? NO!
What's a girl to do?
Focus on the things they can't deny:
1. They believe in the "an invisible magic man in the sky did it" theory of cosmology.
2. All previous gods of the gaps in scientific knowledge, such as Atlas, turned out to be silly superstitions. Why would anyone think the same reasoning will hold true this time?
3. If the Christian god is a god of love, then why would he be so mad at us that he just had to kill someone to get his anger out of his system? For eating an apple? Really? Sounds crazy to me.
4. "Love me or I will torture you forever and it will be your own fault" is the reasoning of a psycho ex-boyfriend who is stalking his ex-girlfriend. A loving god who can create whole universes thinks the same way as some of the worst examples of humanity? Or is that thinking just a reflection of the disturbed individual who dreamed him up?
5. Speaking of disturbed individuals. Religions are always started by them. Why should we not assume that Jesus was simply the David Koresh of his day?
Here are some things she has actually written.... all of it in ONE discussion.
You have to have faith in something bigger than yourself. You may not want to give it a name, but remember that faith is believing in
something you can not prove, that's why it's called faith. My faith says that my strength comes from my
I say little prayers all the time. "God, please get me through this. God, please give me strength. God, please keep my family safe." So far, these have all been answered for me.
[God lives] not in the clouds, above them. creating them so you can have your storms.
(to me in the discussion) Did you eat the rum ball mix Moria? Before it got to the rum ball stage? Good thing I love you or I would want to kick your little redheaded butt. Just for being such a stubborn little thing.
I will say that I believe more now that science and history have proven some of it, than I did years ago. There are still no answers for
some things, but then, maybe we are not supposed to have ALL the answers….. check
discovery channel or the learning channel or the science or history channels
online. we are watching a program right now on the science channel that has
proven that at least parts of the story of Sodom and Ghamorra are true. Museums
are full of historic items that have been proven to be part of the bibles
history. and the gnostic books and the dead sea scrolls.
Religion was never intended to be logical, it is emotional, spiritual, not tangible.
I don't think I need to have all the answers proven beyond a shadow of a doubt. There is a reason for a seperation of church and state. It is not a court of law, it is a higher law.
Fittingly, she believes God resides in outer space at the pillars of creation.
I am tempted to go through all these things and pick them apart, but sometimes you just have to realize that you cannot possibly get through to some people. That can be hard to do, especially if it is a family member that you cannot avoid. I moved far away from my family and the bible belt more than 30 years ago, so it has become a little easier for me to deal with. But, even now, I can only deal with it in very small doses. I try to remember that they are not in their right minds and that arguing with them would be as useful as arguing with the inmates of an asylum. Then I try to throw in the occasional thought barb. I don't even bother with the thought barbs for certain people who I know to be beyond all hope.
Here are some ideas:
"Faith" has more than one meaning. Believing in something without proof is a delusion, not a virtue. The thing I believe in is my role in my community--my responsibility to others.
Funny how we never hear from people whose prayers to be kept safe weren't answered.
"Invisible magic man in the sky" includes outer space or even beyond if that is possible.
"Kick your butt"? "Stubborn little thing"? I just checked your TA page. You are an adult with three kids and you are raising one that isn't even yours. You are SO not a child, yet she treats you like one. If you are not financially dependent on this person, you need to send a message about this right now. I have seen such toxic parent-child relationships do an incredible amount of damage.
A lot of evidence shows that some parts of the bible are not true. Besides, the writers lived in that time and place, so naturally some of the things they describe were real and left traces. That doesn't make it all true. If it did, then "Casablanca" must be a documentary because World War II really happened.
Insanity isn't logical either. If you judge the ravings of lunatics or the beliefs of other religions with skepticism and your religion with faith (without proof), then you are simply not being honest.
No one needs to have all things proven beyond a shadow of a doubt, but I would like to have some proof before I even give something consideration.
I doubt any of these will help, but I just couldn't hold them in.
I have told her some of that before. Apparently she is just thick headed. I dont know if I should continue to push her buttons or leave her alone. Leaving her alone might be the easiest/best thing, but pushing buttons is a LOT more fun! And I push because I honestly DO NOT believe SHE believes all the crap she spews.
I have told her she is assuming that because she believes in something, does NOT mean I have to. But, I am arrogant for that.
"My faith says that my strength comes from my faith." Wait.... what? HOW does that even make sense? She cannot explain.
With her prayers to get her through the day, I will have to remember to ask her why we dont hear from people who werent saved after praying for it. Undoubtedly, its gods plan. (puke)
I have told her that SOME stuff in the bible has to be accurate or NOT ONE SINGLE PERSON way back then would have accepted the religion. But, again, that proves the bible!!! Or, on a good day, means I might believe more if I just accept it and open my mind and heart.
And yes, she is toxic. To everyone, including herself. But somehow we all love her anyways. She is the most important person to me, other than my kids. She is weak, manipulative, controlling, pushy, nitpicky, naggy, rude, and just about every other negative adjective you can imagine. But she thinks she is doing things to help us.
She is never wrong, everyone else is, and she has no mental disorders, except the obvious depression she doesnt see. She is the only adult in the family. Or at least the only one who acts like it. She got pissy and told me to leave because I told her she needed to remember she was the grandmother, not the mother, of my children (she was complaining about how I handle my autistic son). She wonders where she went wrong with my brother and I. He is atheist too, but I don't know if she knows that.
The only thing I have in her defense is that she was raised horribly abusive, and had a horrible life for a very long time, and that tends to fuck with people. IDK. She would have a better life if she let go of the past and moved on, in reality, now.
And, that turned in to a rant. Sorry. But the good news is, I feel a bit better!
I have come to the conclusion that most religious people are suffering from a form of Narcissistic Personality Disorder. In that disorder, the needs of the ego are so great that the person is delusional. I first stumbled on it when I tried to figure out what type of person would pretend to know the answer to important questions that she couldn't possibly know, such as the origins of the universe or the meaning of life.
Your mother sounds like a classic case.
I should add that the experts say the prognosis for sufferers, especially long term sufferers is not good. Only when their condition causes an extreme crisis in their lives can they make any progress at recognizing it and improving it.
@Chudi – When someone asserts that they "have a personal relationship with God (Jesus)" what they are doing is expressing their own subjective belief. They are giving their positive assent to the proposition that "God exists" and informing others that this is the case. It may appear as the "Truth" to them but it is still just their opinion. For this belief to have any credibility and to be deemed a Fact it must move from the subjective (in her head only) to the objective (tangible or testable by others).
For it to become a fact it need to be justifiable. Saying "I believe it" to be the truth is not justification. It can only pass this process of justification by having Evidence for it evaluated. If the evidence is studied and the premise of the proposition can be verified by repetition then it can be accepted as Knowledge and be deemed to be a fact.
I would suggest that the main qualifier as to whether the proposition is a Fact is that it can exist independently outside of the subjective thoughts of the her mind or any knowledge claims that she might make about it.
It is normal to hear the words "my Faith is not a blind faith but a reasoned one". So on what basis is it a reasoned one? What did it for her? What evidence was used to validate it? It is worth pointing out that most Theists consider Arguments and Appeals (there must be a god) to be Evidence. Ask her to consider the court case scenario where a man is on trial for murder. "Your Honor, we believe he is guilty of murder for he threatened the victim that morning". "Sorry but that is not Evidence, case dismissed". So, like all believers, her faith is rationalized rather than reasoned because there simply is no Evidence to support the proposition. None. Keep patiently asking her for some. This creates more Doubt as she will be compelled to think about it.
Ask why she does not believe in Allah. The reasons given can be used to argue against other gods. If she claims to be able to speak to God on a one to one basis ask her what gods voice sounds like.
I think the best way to handle the mind-set is to be gentle and patient. Ask questions rather that make your own assertions. We are not Atheists because of Science or the Theory of Evolution or the Big Bang. We are Atheists because we do not believe in gods because there is no evidence. I have "saved" a few people over the last 25 years but the victory (if that's the right word) is never mine but theirs. That is because people must see the light for themselves. To meet someone after they become an Atheist and see that flash of intelligence rather than the blank look of confusion is always sweet. So I hope that helps a little. Sorry I do go on a bit…..


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