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Oct 10, 2011 at 4:50 UTC
akp982 is an IT service provider.
If your TV's have VGA ports you could turn your network cable into vga cables with some ends or bodgery?
Oct 10, 2011 at 4:59 UTC
Use slingbox for your PC or mobile devices. Hook an older laptop to your TV to receive these signals too.
Oct 10, 2011 at 5:08 UTC
Ok for school enviroment??
Oct 10, 2011 at 5:17 UTC
Well I guess there is some additional information that is needed.
What concerns do you have using this in a school environment?
What constraints do you have? How many viewing terminals?
How many channels do you need to transmit at the same time (1, or more than 1).
The hardware solution does not address any licensing issues with rebroadcasting digital content. If you are only interested in streaming 1 channel there are some low cost solutions to allow you to stream analog signals over ethernet too. But slingbox is stil a viable solution.
Oct 10, 2011 at 5:28 UTC
We have a 1 Gb backbone. With around 500 PC terminals... All Windows.
Current we have 4 viewing terminals which are fed with a PC input for ppt presentations..
At the most 3 of the screens may need different channels on? Is that possible or do we need multiple 'boxes'..??
Oct 10, 2011 at 6:09 UTC
mythtv might be an option?
it uses a backend/frontend solution, although while it doesnt handle mutlicast (afaik), it is pretty much controllable via webpages and should be nice with bandwidth - should be able to stream SD TV on a 10 (ten) Mbit link. certainly works fine over 54g wifi.
it also has the benefit to be able to both record, and playback video files - so you could create your own mpg and use that for events etc.
the only thing you need is linux compatible hardware. (there is a windows port, but unsure how well this works)
Oct 10, 2011 at 10:31 UTC
One thing you folks got to remember is that OP is in the UK. The various solutions you are recommending, e.g. Slingbox, don't work on PAL. There are very few things that allow for placeshifting in Europe "officially".
If you only need four feeds, this would be your best bet. Combine that with either it's internal application or use something like Windows Media Centre, should get you where you need to be.
Oct 10, 2011 at 10:38 UTC
are you sure on that, PSX? if not 'slingbox' brand itself, then theres certainly products out there that allow similar streaming.
Oct 10, 2011 at 11:55 UTC
Looks as though Slingbox has a PAL version, with Freeview support as well:
Although the vast majority of products you will find out there are directed towards US consumers. Just ensure that it has DVB/PAL support and you will be fine.
Oct 10, 2011 at 1:29 UTC
Looks as though Slingbox has a PAL version, with Freeview support as well:
Although the vast majority of products you will find out there are directed towards US consumers. Just ensure that it has DVB/PAL support and you will be fine.
Interesting since that is the same link as I suggest in my original reply...
It is sad that the UK folks don't have access to all of the toys the US guys do.
The OP could look into the windows media services that has shipped free with Windows server since 2003. With the correct number of encoders and Windows media services he could stream to a large number of workstations.
Oct 10, 2011 at 2:08 UTC
So does that mean the slingbox is not what I need??
Oct 10, 2011 at 3:10 UTC
Slingbox is one option and windows media service is another. I'm just trying to give you a couple of options.
What PSX_Defector was warning people about is that you guys in the UK have restrictions on what solutions are available to you. I suggested the slingbox since I was aware it was compatible with your freeview and skyview (that sat thing ??).
Another issue I can see is being able to transmit multiple channels down your wires. You may need multiple slingboxes to do it (I don't have personal experience with them) or multiple windows media encoder PCs. We have digital TV signals through the air waves here (as an option), we can just put a digital TV tuner card in a PC and watch DTV on our computers or stream it on our internal network. I don't know if that is possible over there. If it was, you could setup a PC with a digital tuner and then stream the signal to a windows media server (or if you only have 5< receivers right from the encoder PC)
The idea would be something like cable signal -> DTV tuner card ->Windows Media Encoder ->Windows Media server <- Clients
Since you only have a handful of users you can use the simpler unicast method of sending out streaming video, if you had 50 or more then multicast would be the way to go (but your internal network must support it).
[Edit] Now that I finally had the time to dig deep into the slinbox, it doesn't fit your requirements. Both versions of the slingbox only can send the video stream to one player at a time. Here is another thread that talks about sending a single video channel to a number of screens in a classroom environment. http:/
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Lovers and Friends (later retitled For Richer, For Poorer) was a soap opera that had run on the NBC television network, from 1977-1978. The series focused on the lives of two families that lived in the fictional wealthy Chicago suburb of Point Clair, Illinois. It was created by Harding Lemay and Paul Rauch who were both working on Another World at that same time.
Lovers and Friends
Both incarnations of the show was set in the fictional Chicago suburb of Point Clair, Illinois, and focused on the trials and tribulations of two neighboring families, the wealthy Cushings and the more middle class Saxtons.
Point Clair was a highly wealthy suburb, allegedly modeled after the real life community of Lake Forest, Illinois, the wealthiest of the North Shore suburbs in the Chicago Metropolitan area.
The Cushings were comprised of Richard Cushing (Ron Randell), a successful stockbroker (he ran a stock house called Cushing and Sons), who also had an affair with his secretary, Barbara Manners; his proper and high society wife, Edith (Nancy Marchand, Laurinda Barrett), who stayed in the marriage, even though she knew about and tended to tolerate Richard's infidelity; their college aged son, Austin (Rod Arrants) who was an alcoholic due to his despair of not being an artist and having his heart broken by Laurie Brewster, who had been forced by her mother Viola to take a European trip (to get her away from Austin's liberal leanings and his alcoholism); and their daughter, Megan (Patricia Estrin; Darlene Parks) who was unhappily engaged to wealthy and stuffy Desmond Hamilton (David Knapp). She was engaged to him, because she felt that was what was prudent for her upbringing and that she was afraid of defying her mother.
Also living with and offering some sage, down-to-earth advice and also a touch of humor to the often stuffy Cushing home was Edith's mother, Sophia Slocum (Margaret Barker). It was Sophia, who wasn't constrained by wealth or societal pretentions, who counseled Megan to look into her heart and to marry for love, and not for money or societal propriety, the way she and Edith had. These words of advice from Sophia helped Megan to break off her unhappy engagement.
Sophia was at first, the only one of the Cushings who welcomed the Saxtons outright. After a short amount of time and an initial bad impression, however, Austin and Megan unbent a lot around the new neighbors and would often spend more time at the down-to earth Saxton house, than at their own home, because they felt they could relate to the newcomers.
The loving and lovable Sophia, who also was more open and friendly than her daughter, would often talk with the Saxtons about life, and were real and honest.
The Cushing's new neighbors were the Saxtons, who were newcomers to Point Clair. The family moved into the house that had once been owned by Viola Brewster and she had sold, which appalled Edith towards her former neighbor of twenty years standing.
The father, Lester (John Heffernan; Albert Stratton) was a former factory worker and alcoholic, who had recently acquired a higher paying job as a warehouse supervisor, thanks to the help of his married daughter, Ellie Kimball (Flora Plumb) and her husband, wealthy attorney, George Kimball (Stephen Joyce), which also allowed them to purchase the house next door to the Cushings in Point Clair.
He was married to the compassionate Josie (Patricia Englund) and was the father of four other children, besides Ellie, the oldest daughter (who was very social climbing, and was similar in temperament to her snobbish neighbor, Edith). Rhett (Bob Purvey, David Ramsey, Tom Happer), the oldest son, a professional photographer who had been engaged to longtime girlfriend, Connie Ferguson (Susan Foster, Cynthia Bostick) until he fell in love with and eventually married his neighbor Megan Cushing; Jason (Richard Backus) who was somewhat conniving and scheming, always wanting to get ahead; youngest brother, Bentley (David Abbott) and youngest sister, Tessa (Vicky Dawson; Breon Gorman). Both Bentley and Tessa, who were in high school, felt out of place in wealthy Point Clair, and longed to return to Hammond, their former neighborhood in Chicago. However, they ended up adapting. Tessa found a grandmotherly figure in the widowed Sophia Slocum.
Also living with the Saxtons was their cousin Amy Gifford (Christine Jones) who was smitten with Austin Cushing and he with her. (Christine Jones brought the Amy Gifford character from Another World, hence the ties to Lovers and Friends. Jones would later return to Another World as Steve Frame's sister, Janice.)
Alcoholic Austin turned to his next-door neighbor, Lester Saxton (after his grandmother, Sophia, had told Lester about what Austin was dealing with), who had been through the same situations that Austin was going through, for guidance; and with his support and help, stayed off the booze and faced his problems in Point Clair.
Richard had wanted Austin to go into a wealthy sanitarium to dry out, but he stunned (and later impressed) his father by taking responsibility for his actions and remained in town to deal with his troubles, being helped along by Lester and Amy Gifford, who became his support system. This would help Richard become more friendly with his neighbors, although he knew that Edith would disapprove.
Edith had made her displeasure of the Saxtons living next to her well known, despite her family's acceptance of them, from the moment they moved into Point Clair. What mortified Edith most was that the Saxtons had moved into town the same day she was throwing an engagement party for Megan and Desmond. The noise they were making as they were moving into the house was interrupting her high-society party.
She would often use Ellie (due to her aspirations to become more socially acceptable) to prevent the Saxtons from becoming involved in her family's life and would often try to stifle the budding romance between Megan and Rhett. They eventually got engaged which stunned both families, although the only one (aside from Rhett and Megan) who was most pleased about the whole thing was Sophia, who was thrilled that Megan was following her heart and not what was societally accepted like she and Edith had.
For Richer, For Poorer
When the show was retooled into For Richer, For Poorer, several major changes had occurred. The show's setting was still Point Clair; Rhett's name had been changed to Bill and he finally married Megan; Edith Cushing's husband Richard died, leaving her a widow; the Cushings and Saxtons, although they were now related due to Bill and Megan's marriage, were no longer neighbors; and Amy Gifford married Austin Cushing. Also, Edith had really come around about her former neighbors. She was a lot more friendly towards them than she had been in the previous series.
Also in the story, in both versions of the show, was the Brewster family, who had sold the Saxtons their home, widowed mother Viola (Patricia Barry) and her daughter, Laurie (Julia MacKenzie). Despite his marriage to Megan, Bill's former fiancee, Connie Ferguson, announced that she was pregnant; the father was never revealed, but it was rumored to be Bill's.
Despite the story changes, the show didn't last and was cancelled in 1978.
Title Sequences
When the series premiered as Lovers and Friends, the opening titles showed two large houses on a suburban street side by side, supposedly to show the Cushing house and the Saxton house as neighbors to one another. The program's title was then shown in script over the picture of the two houses.
When it was rebranded as For Richer, For Poorer, the titles were changed. It showed a road with two different worlds, on the left was a suburban neighborhood (similar to the street scene that had been in the previous opening sequence) and on the right was a Chicago neighborhood. Meeting in the middle were a young couple (supposedly Megan Cushing and Bill Saxton) kissing, showing that their worlds were united. The title zoomed out and above the title, a rainbow was shown.
Notable alumni of the show include the late Nancy Marchand (Edith Cushing #1) who would later become better known for her role of autocratic newspaper publisher Margaret Pynchon on the newspaper drama, Lou Grant; and later better known as wicked mob matriarch, Olivia Soprano on the HBO series, the Sopranos and Rod Arrants, who played Edith's alcoholic son, Austin, who would later become better known for his long-running role of Travis Tourneur Sentell on Search for Tomorrow (he would also marry actress Patricia Estrin, who was the first actress to play Austin's sister, Megan);

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Milestones — 'How far is it to…?'
Guy Smith looks at Dorset's varied milestones
Published in December '07
A group of milestones which shows the diversity of designs to be found within the county
As the pace at which we live our lives increases, our needs change; once indispensable objects are needed no more. Amid the rush of modern life those people or things that cannot keep up are left by the wayside – literally in some case. Milestones, once essential components of the nation's transport system, have lain redundant beside Dorset's roads for well over a hundred years, anachronisms of a slower time that are rendered all but invisible by the sheer speed at which the world about them passes.
It was the Romans who first marked distances, erecting cylindrical stones every thousand double-step paces (1618 yards) along their roads. The word mile is derived from the Latin word mille meaning 'thousand'. About sixty Roman milestones remain in Britain today, one of which may be seen close to the A35 at Stinsford near Dorchester (although some doubt its authenticity). Following the Roman withdrawal from Britain, it took another thousand years for the next generation of markers bearing information for travellers to appear and this was a result of the emerging postal system. In 1660 the General Letter Office had been established. Charges were calculated according to distance and although the 1760-yard statute mile had been introduced in 1593, the length of 'miles' still varied alarmingly across the country – 2600-yard miles were not uncommon in some parts! A system of accurately measured mile-markers was essential.
So was a decent road network. Financing such a transport system was quite another thing. The government's solution was to introduce the 'turnpike', a road paid for by the levying of tolls at a series of gates. Constructed by 'turnpike trusts', these new roads were unpopular with many but were a marked improvement on what had gone before them. Turnpike trusts were required to mark miles and thus a network of standard miles was quickly established nationwide.
This milestone at Winterbourne Abbas was eventually rescued after a couple of years in the ditch
The earliest milestones in Dorset were ordered by the Poole Trust in July 1757. Over 250 subsequently appeared beside Dorset's roads. Most were hewn from Purbeck or Portland stone although later cast-iron varieties also exist. The vast majority of Dorset's milestones are fairly plain in appearance, having pointed, semi-circular or rounded tops. Stones erected by individual trusts tended to be unique to that trust. Ten cast-iron 'stones' (technically termed mileposts) near Sherborne share a design found nowhere else in Dorset. However, similar examples of these classical capped stones can be found in Somerset and Wiltshire. Some milestones had later cast-iron plates attached to them or were subsequently altered. Poole Trust's stones, for instance, were in 1778 'new faced, lettered and figured' at a cost of £2 12s 0d. The Maiden Newton Trust paid £2 3s 0d in 1850 to have its 43 milestones re-lettered and painted.
The information on Dorset's milestones tended to be presented in a uniform way. Distances were given in miles, half-miles and quarter-miles. Elsewhere in the country, other imperial units were used, such as furlongs, poles, yards, feet and eighths of a mile. Early on, Roman numerals were used and five such examples survive in Dorset to this day.
An example of Roman numerals on the back of a milestone
The coming of the railway eventually consigned the turnpike system to history. The last Dorset turnpike trusts were the Blandford-Poole and the Blandford-Wimborne routes, which both closed in November 1882. The turnpikes themselves became the responsibility of the County Council and its District Highway Boards and, not long afterwards, milestones ceased to be used as directional or distance markers, being superseded by taller posts which were deemed more suited to the county's increasingly swift traffic.
John Tybjerg is the co-ordinator of 'The Dorset Milestoners', the Dorset branch of the Milestone Society. In April 2000 he read an article about milestones by Mervyn Bedford in the DailyTelegraph. 'I remember looking out for milestones as a boy in Essex,' he recalls. His interest in the subject was revived and, having spotted a milestone near his home, he attended a meeting held at the Black Country Museum in Dudley and organised by Mervyn Bedford in May 2001. From this meeting the Milestone Society was formed with the aim of identifying, recording and conserving milestones nationwide.
Another 'before and after' story, this one in Shaftesbury
'My main interest has been in finding them,' John explains. Although the Dorset Milestone Survey had located only 115 milestones, a later search conducted by Sue Dean had increased that figure to about 190, and this without really touching on the eastern part of the county. Using 1890s OS maps, John Tybjerg and fellow Dorset Milestoners searched about forty routes and managed to locate a further fifty stones. On some routes (for instance the A354 between Dorchester and Blandford) near-complete sets of milestones still exist. John Tybjerg thinks it unlikely that any more will be found on turnpike routes, although he does concede that there would be many more milestones waiting to be discovered on some of the county's lesser-known routes because turnpike trustees were prone to experimentations; several routes were tried between Salisbury and Blandford, for example. Those that fell into disuse remain now as minor roads or tracks. 'I know of two stones,' John says, 'that are in the middle of fields on one old route to Salisbury!'
The location of many milestones means that their surveying can be a precarious business although 'common sense and a yellow jacket' have kept John Tybjerg in one piece up to now. 'There were about ten milestones that I photographed from my car,' he admits.
Establishing the age of milestones has proved difficult, since few are engraved with a date. One at Highcliffe is marked 1769 but this is one of only two in the county to bear such an inscription. Milestones are today the property of the Highways Department of Dorset CC or, on main trunk roads, the Highways Agency. Both organisations are, thanks to the Milestone Society, aware of the need to preserve these roadside antiquities. In the east of the county many have been cleaned and re-painted, while a stone close to Winterbourne Abbas has recently been retrieved from a stream and re-set beside the A35. About fifty milestones in the county are now listed, while some have been moved to safer positions near their original locations. The biggest threat to milestones today is the tractor mower, and in some parts of the country theft can also be a problem. Yet after years of neglect, milestones are finally emerging from the shadows, there to see for anyone who takes the trouble to look.
[John Tybjerg and the Dorset Milestoners can be reached on (01425) 470906 or at email@example.com]


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Ex-Arizona Lottery Director Tony Bouie Probed by State AG's Office
Ray Stern
The Arizona Attorney General's Office has confirmed that former state Lottery Director Tony Bouie is under investigation, but officials aren't divulging details.
Meanwhile, New Times has uncovered more information about Bouie's use of a state vehicle — which seems to prove that Bouie misrepresented the facts in an interview about that use.
Bouie, a former NFL player and businessman, was appointed by Governor Doug Ducey but resigned on January 13, two days after Bouie admitted to New Times that he'd misused a state vehicle by allowing his children in it.
New Times' January 11 article covered detailed allegations from a whistle-blower's letter about Bouie's use of the car, his hiring of jocks he knew in college to high places at the agency, how he was "wined and dined" by Lottery vendors and how he remodeled his office.
Ducey's spokesman, Daniel Scarpinato, told New Times that the governor and Bouie had agreed the issues detailed in the article "will be a real distraction... So, in the best interest of the state, Director Bouie has stepped down."
A day after Bouie left his position, Arizona State Senator Kimberly Yee told New Times that she might continue to probe expenses Bouie may have charged the state "without budget approval," despite his resignation. Yee had held up his confirmation for a year because of concerns about Bouie, including his lack of experience and a Lottery office purchase of a loft or field box suite at University of Phoenix stadium and a tent at the Waste Management Phoenix Open.
This week, scrutiny of Bouie jumped to a new level.
Tony Bouie, former Arizona Lottery director.
Ray Stern
"We can confirm there is an investigation; however, we can't discuss the specifics of ongoing investigations," says Mia Garcia, spokeswoman for Attorney General Mark Brnovich.
Garcia teases with an additional comment, saying Brnovich "is committed to investigating legitimate allegations of fraud or government mismanagement."
Whatever else Bouie may be in trouble for, little question remains that he violated state law and fleet-vehicle policy with his use of state vehicles. Arizona law forbids the use of vehicles owned by the state to be driven to or from an employee's home without approval from the state Department of Administration.
ADOA officials verify that the agency has no evidence that Bouie had such approval. The law also doesn't allow a vehicle to be used for "personal convenience" or for "transportation of family members or friends or any person not essential to accomplishing the purpose for which the vehicle is dispatched."
The anonymous whistle-blower's letter alleged that Bouie often had his children in a sedan he used that was part of the Lottery office's small fleet of state vehicles — and that sometimes he didn't use a required child seat for the kids.
In an exclusive interview with New Times before he resigned, Bouie acknowledged that he did violate the "no family members" rule but said his 2- and 5-year-olds, the youngest of his four children, always were buckled properly into car seats when he had them in the state-issued Chevrolet Impala he checked out.
But he added that it was "absolutely not true I'm using it for personal use."
He further explained that when his children were in the vehicle, it was because he was taking them to an official Lottery event to broaden their horizons.
However, logs obtained by New Times today paint a different picture of his vehicle use. Bouie checked out two sedans frequently, often keeping them overnight. When he bothered to jot down the exact time the vehicles were checked in and out, as required on a state form, the records show he habitually used the vehicles during lunchtime and that he often left work at about 2 or 3 p.m., returning with the vehicle the the next morning.
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Additional travel-expense documents show that Bouie, who made a taxpayer-funded annual salary of $115,700, also charged the state for gas charges he incurred — apparently in a personal vehicle — for various work-related travel around town. These documents show that Bouie would deduct the 38-mile trip to or from his Anthem home, indicating he knew he couldn't charge taxpayers for that sort of use.
For instance, records show that on August 20, Bouie drove about 44 miles from Anthem straight to a "chamber of commerce meeting" in Fountain Hills. In a submitted travel-claim form, he deducted the 38 miles between his home and the Lottery headquarters in Tempe. He requested reimbursement only of $2.88 for the six-mile difference. He also requested $11.04 for a return trip of roughly 25 miles from Fountain Hills to the Lottery office.
Yet he apparently used a state vehicle before and after that trip to travel to and from his home. He checked out a car from July 31 to August 6, for example, which went through a weekend. His calendar for 2015 and 2016 , also obtained by New Times, shows what appears to be a normal Monday-Friday schedule that week, with no indication of a weekend or overnight event. A few days after the August 20 meeting, he checked out a vehicle and returned it about noon the next day, records show. A few days after that, he checked out a vehicle from August 31 to September 11.
All told, Bouie's name appears 47 times out of about 200 total names on agency "Vehicle Sign in-out" forms dated from February 18, 2015 to January 12, 2016. The last dates that Bouie's listed as checking out a vehicle are November 18 at 2 p.m. to November 19 at 9:21 a.m.
It's unclear whether he stopped using the vehicle after that or simply didn't log his usage. Many of the logs he filled out, or had others fill out for him, had irregular or mistaken entries or were missing exact time information.
Further confusing what Bouie may or may not have known about vehicle policy is an e-mail he received on January 5 from Rob Smook, acting fleet administration and ADOA rules administrator. Smook mentions that he'd just spoken with Bouie, who had a question about the rules of using state vehicles. Smook gave him the link to an ADOA website that contains the rules, also codified in state statute.
About 40 minutes after receiving the late-afternoon e-mail, Bouie asked Smook if he had a "work to domicile request form." Smook replied that "the few agencies that authorize domicile-to-duty travel have forms."
Bouie then told Smook the Lottery created its own request forms. No record exists at ADOA that Bouie submitted such a form.
Bouie didn't respond to a request for comment from New Times.
At least two other Lottery employees checked out cars overnight or for multiple days, the logs show, but the circumstances of those vehicle uses remains unclear.
The improper use of state vehicles is an issue this year at the Arizona House of Representatives, too. A January article by the Arizona Capitol Times reported that "a handful of lawmakers and top staffers have driven tens of thousands of miles in the last few months" at taxpayer expense.
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Another winner thrown together for lunch that I want to remember! This was 5 stars (for us) as I made it, but I am posting what I would have done, if I had planned it. :) My 6yo daughter liked this, but she is kinda weird.
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These are very good! DH bought the large tortillas and turkey bacon. He doesnt care for raw onions so I omitted the green onions. Love the mayo and dijon mustard mixed together and next time I wouldnt add the pinch of salt. Think I prefer the tortillas over bread! Thank you CraftScout for posting this recipe, I will be making it again.
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 8 slices bacon
- 2 green onions
- 2 cups romaine lettuce (about 6-8 large leaves)
- 1 medium tomatoes
- 1 tablespoon smooth Dijon mustard
- 3 tablespoons mayonnaise (lite works well)
- 1 pinch salt
- 1 pinch pepper
- 4 large tortillas, spinach flavor was nice (wraps)
Directions See How It's Made
- Cook bacon using your favorite method.
- While it is cooking, wash produce. Trim green onions (roots and tips), and then slice thinly from top to bottom and put in a medium bowl. Shred lettuce finely (about 1/2 inch or so, not coleslaw), and put in bowl. Dice tomato, and put in bowl.
- Drain bacon. Chop and put in bowl. Add mustard and mayo (this doesn't have to be real exact, just enough to moisten the salad without soaking it), and salt and pepper.
- Stir everything to combine.
- Spoon about 1/2 to 3/4 cup of mixture down center of each wrap. Roll by folding wrap up along one long side, then tuck in the ends, and finish rolling.


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The BeFriender ministry of Aldersgate is a listening presence. This ministry is not a ministry of "doing", but of "being,"‐‐being present and listening quietly. Everyone is, at times, on a difficult journey and needs a caring companion who will listen, empathize, and be a reminder of a caring, faith community. All requests and meetings are confidential. This ministry comes under the umbrella of the Care and Nurture team. If you are interested, or know of someone who might be, do not hesitate to contact the coordinators. You can also fill out one of the cards in the pews and put it in the offering plate or make a notation in the red attendance book during the worship services.
Befriender Ministry Coordinators | Elsie Hale (714) 838-4111 & Pastor Robert Fuesler
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Deadline Awards Columnist Pete Hammond and ENTV's Brian Corsetti preview Oscarcast producers Craig Zadan and Neil Meron's ambitious musical plans for this Sunday's show:
OSCARS: Show's Ambitious Music Plans
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Golly gosh this Oscar show sure gets a lot of publicity what is the show about? I have never seen an Oscar show before do they get good ratings? Are there a lot of famous people there to celebrate the show biz? Who understands how the game works? Are there rules I can learn so I can wager money and win profits? The Super Bowl was amazing it astonished me and it was the first time I ever watched American football. I am looking forward to this Oscar show on Sunday. Give me the popcorn please!
Will Craig and Neil actually show up and produce the show and then if it's bad blame everyone else like they did with SMASH?


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"X-ray and Plaster"
About: Gravesham Community Hospital Gravesham Community Hospital DA11 0DG
Posted by matt
On Thursday 17th Sept my daughter had an accident at school, I took her to the A & E where i sat for nearly 2 hours, at 4pm I was about to ask how much longer they were going to be as I noticed the x-ray department closed at 4:45 which for a A & E is pretty stupid...then when she had finally been x-ray'd and a fracture found we were taken to the plaster room only to hear the 2 nurses whinging they now had to do overtime to plaster my daughter up.
On Tuesday 22nd I had to return to the A & E as my daughter was in pain and had been complaining all weekend so I decided to have it checked to make sure all was ok, the nurse on duty was a bit dismayed as it seems the 2 nurses that plastered my daughter up had rushed what they were doing and set her foot in the wrong position causing her the pain she was in, they then had to reset her foot in the correct position and re-plaster her.
Response from Gravesham Community Hospital nearly 2 years ago
Dear Matt
Thank you for taking the time to tell us about your recent visits to Gravesham Community Hospital with your daughter and we are very sorry that your experience was not a positive one.
As a result of your review we asked the service lead there to investigate your comments.
She was on leave at the time of your visits but has spoken to the staff on duty.
1. Our x-ray opening times are governed by the acute trust and are open until 5pm Monday to Friday. We are a Minor Injuries Unit and not an Urgent Care Centre. Apparently on this occasion there were several patients that unfortunately had to return the following day for x-ray.
2. One member of staff had stayed on after her shift had finished as the department had been dealing with a seriously ill patient. At no time was it felt she 'whinged' about this so please accept our apologies if this was the impression you were given.
3. There is no documentation to support your account that the plaster had been applied in the wrong position. Our patients are always asked to return to the Unit if any problems are experienced and it is documented that when your daughter elevated her leg (as advised) and took pain relief that is was comfortable.
We hope this information helps to answer some of the points you have raised and apologies again that you were not happy with the care provided.
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Meet Izzy! She is a distinguished gal between 8 - 10 years old. She was found wandering and taken to a local shelter, luckily she was microchipped and so her owners were found! Sadly, they said they didn't want her back and signed her over to the shelter where she was rescued by GPMR. Izzy came to us emaciated, with intestinal parasites and heartworm positive. It's pretty clear she wasn't well cared for. Izzy is about as sweet as they come and even though her expenses will far exceed any adoption fee, we couldn't leave her to die in a shelter.
Izzy is good with other dogs of all sizes but cats are unknown. When she came to us, she weighed 100 lbs and was extremely underweight - she is gaining steadily and looks like a different dog now!
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W. C. Handy
W.C Handy grew up in a log cabin. He was born in the year of 1875 and died in the year of 1975 . He grew up in Alabama with his mom and dad. They did not grow up with a lot of money. His father was a minister. William was a good student and enjoyed school. He always hoped to go to college someday.
The blues is music expressing man's relationship to man. Blues often are jazz style and usually sad. W.C Handy is known as the father of the blues. He was the first person to publish the blues. Handy published ''St.Louis Blues".
I don't like the blues music. I like todays style of music. I don't like the style of music from along time ago. I don't hate their music I just can't find a interest in it. I'm sure that a lot of people like them but it's just my opinion.
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Beyond the gardens of Hamilcar's palace, beyond the walls of Carthage, the Roman hordes stood waiting to annihilate the noblest city of ancient Africa. Within the city, all was madness: the houses were filled with the screams of women and the streets teemed with terrified men. The veil of the goddess Tanit, sacred to Carthage, had fallen to Matho, Roman soldier-of-fortune.But when Salambo, the exquisite daughter of Hamilcar, rode into the Roman camp, into Matho's tent, to exchange her beauty for the veil of Carthage - he would throw away victory and forsake his army, his nation, and his soul for the price of her body.Set during the historical struggle between Rome and Carthage, Flaubert's novel offers a richly detailed portrait of the lives and rites of two ancient kingdoms moved by their allegiances to very different gods.More
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An Exotic Melodrama
Around the mid-point, perhaps a smidge under. I didn't find it to be deep, but it was fun. The book is a bit heavy on description for my taste, but I don't think it's much worse than the other 19th Century books I've read.
How very epic everything was. This is a place where cruel merchants drink from their jeweled cups, where beautiful priestesses yearn for knowledge forbidden them, and where the slaves are treated badly by everyone.
Any scene that drives home how utterly different this world is from ours, such as the child sacrifice. Also, I liked any dialogue spoken in the LANGUAGE OF EPIC.
Here is Matho, believing himself free of Salambo:
"I fear her beauty no longer! What could she do to me? I am now more than a man. I could pass through flames or walk upon the sea! I am transported! Salambo! Salambo! I am your master!"
I did feel bad for how some of the characters ended up, and by some I mean most.
I've yet to read Madame Bovary, but every single thing I've heard about it makes it sound like the complete anti-Salambo. Half of me wants to make that my next purchase just to experience the 180.
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I don't understand why they allowed all of the players to be able to be all disciplines. It hurts the markets in my opinion and their "Bazaar concept" they had going. When people started players out they should have been only able to choose one discipline and stick to those jobs under that discipline so that there is that heavy reliance on crafters, gatherers, mages, as well as melee classes. I think the Market Wards would have been a ton easier to use for players that mine, craft, and farm. That would help players separate things to sell since they can only gather certain items due to their discipline.
I see most folks complaining about selling multiple types of items and others not being able to find it, as its being sold in the wrong ward. When I first started I chose gladiator. Since I needed gear, instead of looking for an armorer to make it I bought a hammer and made my own stuff. Its kind of sad in some degree.
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From the bright lights of the Big Apple to an "ordinary tennis club" with 600 members that overlooks the sea - that's where rising Australian star Nick Kyrgios will showcase his wares in the Davis Cup.
Kyrgios is a certainty to be named in the Australian team on Tuesday to contest the world group playoff against Uzbekistan at the Cottesloe Tennis Club from September 12-14.
He is expected to make a low-key return to Canberra this week before beginning his preparations for the Davis Cup.
Located in the western suburbs of Perth, the club overlooks the Indian Ocean and is just a couple of hundred metres from the water.
Temporary grandstands have been erected to seat 4000 spectators for each day of the sold-out tie.
The picturesque location couldn't be any more removed from the glitz and the glamour Kyrgios has thrived on during his amazing rise this year.
After making waves at the Australian Open in January, the 19-year-old came to the attention of the country when he stunned world No.1 Rafael Nadal at Wimbledon.
His quarter-final appearance on the grass was followed by making it to the third round of the US Open in New York, before being knocked out by 16th seed Tommy Robredo on Sunday.
It will be a much different scenario that confronts him at Cottesloe, but with all due respect to long-serving warrior Lleyton Hewitt, Kyrgios' increased profile makes him the marquee attraction.
He is also likely to become the highest-ranked Australian men's singles player when the rankings are adjusted after the US Open.
It's music to the ears of Cottesloe Tennis Club president David Chadwick, who also believed the public wouldn't have any problems with some of Kyrgios' emotional outbursts on court.
"To have Nick Kyrgios is an extra bonus," Chadwick said. "He's explosive and he's got the shots that makes him exciting.
"If you remember back to Andre Agassi and Lleyton Hewitt, they were all quite explosive and had some issues when they were younger and all grew out of it."
The Cottesloe Tennis Club was awarded the tie because of the Australian team's preference to play on grass.
The club has 23 grass courts, with court No. 8 being transformed into the show court for the David Cup tie.
"We're just an ordinary tennis club with 600-odd members," Chadwick said. "But because they wanted to have the tie on grass, we were one of the eight clubs in the country invited to apply for it.
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I was digging through some old emails and came across this nugget, which I had shared with Chris Ryall at IDW Publishing after my experience at the 2009 Mid-Ohio-Con.
My big project at the time was the official Terminator Salvation movie prequel, which I had for sale at my table. Both of these anecdotes are related to it.
On Sunday a couple of younger guys were looking through the books on my table, and one of them picked up the Terminator graphic novel. Here's the conversation that ensued, essentially verbatim:
Guy: Dude, you wrote this?
Me: Yeah, I was given the movie script and asked to–
Guy: Wicked! Did you meet Arnold?
Me: Uh, no, I just wrote the comics and–
Guy: So did you go on the set?
Me: No, I did everything from–
Guy: Dude, is your name in the credits of the movie?
Me: No, see, I just wrote the–
Guy: (nods his head, puts the book down, and wanders off)
Another couple came by with their teenage boy. He told me that he loved the Terminator graphic novel, and that it was only the 2nd or 3rd graphic novel he'd ever read. I thanked him for the compliment, and this is the conversation that ensued between him and his mom:
Mom: Oh yeah, I remember buying this book for you.
Son: You didn't buy it for me.
Mom: Yes I did.
Son: No you didn't. I read it at Borders over the course of 3 days.
Mom: Oh. Well, I meant to buy it for you.
At which point they all wandered off.
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No. 13 Cardinals crush Scarlet KnightsFeb 17, 2014 - 5:41 AM Louisville, KY (SportsNetwork.com) - Luke Hancock scored a personal-best 25 points on just nine shots as No. 13 Louisville rolled to a 102-54 drubbing of Rutgers on Sunday from KFC Yum! Center.
Hancock shot 7-of-9 from the floor and 6-of-8 from the arc for the Cardinals (21-4, 10-2 AAC), who led wire-to-wire en route to their fourth straight triumph. Terry Rozier had 16 points and Wayne Blackshear scored 10, both in a reserve role.
"We played really well tonight. Any time you shoot the basketball like that, everything is going to pick up," Cardinals head coach
Myles Mack and Kadeem Jack netted 10 points apiece in the setback. Rutgers (10-16, 4-9) has lost two in a row and seven of nine overall.
"I told our team going in its not so much about us defending them it's how we handle all that multiple action defensively. And we just didn't do that well enough," Rutgers head coach Eddie Jordan said.
The 2013 National Champs stumbled early in conference play with home losses to Memphis and Cincinnati, but have found their groove as of late, winning eight of nine.
Russ Smith and Hancock hit triples to open the scoring and Rozier canned a trey five minutes in for a 15-5 Louisville edge.
Rozier hit three more from the arc in the period, while the Cardinals' defense clamped down and held Rutgers to just 24 points on 32.3 percent shooting in the first half.
Stephan Van Treese's tip-in less than a minute before halftime gave Louisville a 19-point halftime margin, and it only got worse as the game went on.
Smith's jumper two minutes into the second half ignited a 21-0 surge, which Blackshear capped with his triple at 13:18. Louisville led 69-27 at that point and coasted the rest of the way.
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A.N.: Due to a couple complaints I'm going to change this story just a smidge...Elie still exists, she still is sixteen, and insane. She is still a genius but I'm going back to my other crime she witnessed. As for her with the FBI, I made a mistake with typing. I'm fixing it in the story. I'm sorry if this upsets my other readers, you can drop me a line and I'll change it back.
Don walked with a calm exterior into the supervisor's office. On the inside though he was mentally going over the last fifty cases he and his team had been doing. He had no idea why he had been called up, but he didn't want to take the chance that it was because he and his team had done something wrong. He was just at forty when the supervisor told him to sit down. Agent Writ had been the supervisor for only a few weeks and already a serious case was in his lap. Observing the agent in front of him, he knew he was the best one for the job.
"It's nice to meet you, Agent Eppes," Writ started out friendly, "I just finished your report on the fraud case and I'm quite impressed."
"Thank you, sir," Don replied in a business like tone.
Writ smiled within himself. Agent Eppes had a direct and focused attitude. It was perfect.
Not letting Don see his true reaction, however, Writ continued, "I find it ingenious to use your brother for the case. Charlie, isn't it?"
Don nodded curtly.
"Well, he is a great asset to fall back on," Writ said watching for a reaction. When none came he continued, "But enough beating around the bush. Agent Eppes, Don, do you know why you're here?"
"No," Don replied frankly, "But I'm guessing it's not to go over case files or talk about Charlie's help."
Writ nodded, "True, it's not."
"Was a complaint filed against my team then?" Don voiced his largest worry.
"Oh, no. No, not at all," Writ replied, "No. The truth is the FBI has run into a small problem."
Don looked at him questioningly.
"You see we finally have a case against a big time drug dealer in the LA area," Writ explained, "We have him on a charge of kidnapping and bribery. But the defense has only one witness."
"Who you want us to put in protective custody," Don replied seeing where this was going.
Writ smiled nervously.
"Ah, I'm afraid it's a little more complicated than that, Agent Eppes," Writ replied, "You see she's already been in protective custody. Two teams have already had her in hiding and twice there have been close calls."
"How close?"
"I believe one agent was hit with pepper spray during an exit because of a fire alarm and a large man was seen approaching our witness at the second."
"So someone's been leaking information on where the witness is hiding," Don said.
"Exactly," Writ replied, "Which is why I want to put her in your custody."
"I'm glad you think my team can handle this case, but with all due respect," Don replied, "What makes you think that my team will do better than the others."
"No,no, no," Writ exclaimed, shaking his head, "I'm not talking about your team protecting her."
"Then what do you need my team for?" Don said, "If we're not going to protect her?"
"I don't want your team, Agent Eppes," Writ emphasised, "I want you to protect her!"
"Me!" Don exclaimed, suddenly realizing what Writ meant, "You can't be serious."
"I am, Agent Eppes," Writ answered gravely, "Very serious. This witness is the only thing standing between the drug lord and freedom. If we can't keep her safe then this man will walk and will use his influences in more dangerous businesses."
"But why me?" Don said, "And since when is it policy to have one agent protect a witness."
"Circumstances change," Writ replied, "Look at your record. You're fully capable of doing this. And besides...well, maybe you should meet Ms. Linda."
Before Don could reply, Writ buzzed the secretary. A second later the door opened. Don turned around and got the suprise of his life. Standing there was gangly girl of medium height. Her black hair was straight and her brown eyes stared meaningfully at him. If Don didn't know any better he could have sworn the girl could have been his sister.
"Elie," Writ greeted warmly, as he stood up to shake the girl's hand.
"Hello, Agent Writ, again," the young woman replied, giving his hand a quick shake, "I'm guessing this is the agent you were telling me about."
Don watched her tilt her head less than an inch, looking at him with a curious stare. He'd seen that look before but he couldn't place from where. Standing up he walked over and offered his hand to the young woman.
"Nice to meet you, Ms. Linda," he greeted professionally.
"Oh, please," the young woman answered brashly, "Call me Elie. I dislike the Ms. Linda crap."
Don was caught off guard by the statement. Writ, however, frowned as though he wasn't suprised.
Finding his voice Don asked, "Just how old are you Ms...Elie?"
"Sixteen," the girl replied, a self-satisfied smirk on her face, "And insane."
"Elie is a code breaker and hacker," Writ explained, "She's helped a friend of hers who we hired for a consult. Elie is a natural born genius."
Don looked at him. For a moment annoyance flashed through his eyes.
Directing his attention back to Elie he asked, "So how did you get involved in this investigation?"
He noticed Elie grow uncomfortable. Glancing at Writ she said, "One of my teachers was kidnapped. We were working and a couple guys barged into the room. My teacher told them to get out but they grabbed him and..." she paused, "I managed to get under a desk and make it to the window."
"Is there anything you can tell me..."Don started but was cut off by Writ saying, "The secretary will show you the way out, Elie. Agent Eppes will meet you in the board room."
The teenager shrugged and headed for the door. Don thought he heard her mumble about the good this would do.
Turning to face Writ he exclaimed, "How am I suppose to help her if I don't know what the case is about!"
"Agent Eppes, this situation is delicate. And under control."
"You just said that there have been close calls!"
"And Ms. Linda handled them perfectly well."
"She's sixteen..."
"And a fully capable and proficient youn woman."
"Why me," Don asked, "Even if I were to take this assignment I don't have much room for her."
Writ sighed, "I suspected you'd say that and I'm taking the liberty of having you take her to your family home," at Don's outraged look he continued, "I believe it would be safer if it looked as though she were part of your family. If you didn't notice she bears a stricking resemblance to you."
"I did notice," Don replied, "But what about the safety of my dad and brother? Why should their safety be put on a limb for this case?"
"I'm afraid I can't tell you that," Writ replied, "But you have no need to worry about their safety. We will have teams stationed around your home."
Don frowned, "I still don't see why I was asked to do this assignment."
"Because it's your job."


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Lime juice and the fresh tarragon give this frozen avocado margarita recipe its bright crisp flavor. And the savoriness of the tarragon also plays well with the avocado, making this a great garden cocktail.
This food storage tip is the best kitchen hack for keeping fresh cut avocados green. It keeps them fresh longer using items you already have in your house.
An "egg in the hole" breakfast recipe with an over-easy egg fried up inside an avocado. And because it is a toast-free recipe, it is also gluten free!
Well, I am here to say that is this the best one you'll ever have. Chunky, spicy and bright…this guacamole recipes goes best with cold beers and good friends. Lot's of them!
Celebrate National Grilled Cheese Month with the best grilled sammy ever. This recipe stuffs a classic grilled cheese sandwich with delicious, spicy and fresh guac.
I am always looking for fun and exciting ways to add heat to a meal. I put it in my sangrias, popsicles and pretty much everywhere. Well, sometimes I just want to go straight to the source.
Not only is this baked risotto easy to prepare, but it is so hearty and versatile but probably illegal in Italy and some parts of New York. That's okay, because this orange and vanilla bean risotto is delicious and worth a little hard time.
A healthy fruit salad recipe made using fresh mangos and avocados, and tossed with a tangy and spicy cilantro-lime dressing. Yes, avocados are fruit!
I love breakfast, especially during lunch or dinner. And baked eggs is one of my favorites. It's quick, simple, and super tasty. This Salsa Verde Baked Egg dish is no different.
Avocados for dessert? Yes! It is a fruit, after all. These delicious tropical popsicles are made with fresh lime, avos, and coconut milk. Cabana boys not included.
If you want a non-traditional spin on pico de gallo, now you have one. It seems weird to call this a fruit salsa because, well, tomato is also a fruit. And nobody ever refers to it that way.
There's isn't much I do not like with an avocado but wow, egg might be one of my favorites. That is no surprise, you've all seen me fry an egg inside an avocado a la "egg in the hole." Well here is one more way to love avocados and eggs, right?


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CAMDEN, N.J. The University of Pennsylvania women's rowing team had a successful day at the EAWRC Sprints Sunday on the Cooper River. Penn closed out its season in grand fashion with three first-place finishes in the finals, including one Grand final and two medals in the process. The Quakers finished fourth in the Charles G. Willing Team Trophy standings with 45 points, three points ahead of Princeton. The team trophy includes points from the varsity 8, second varsity 8, novice 8 and varsity 4 "A". Yale and Brown tied forfirst with 63 points.
"Sprints were a huge step forward for our program," said Head Coach Mike Lane."It proves not only to our athletes but the rest of the league that we are for real and we are here to stay. The results on Sunday are a huge motivator as we move into our summer training and next year, the kids have tasted success and want to improve on that for next year"
The second freshman 8 accomplished quite a feat by winning Penn's first Eastern Sprints Championship since 1983. They finished first in both their morning heat and afternoon final. In the morning, they came in at 8:09.957, while in the afternoon they took the Grand final at a time of 7:39.224 in an exciting race where they came from behind and beat Cornell in the final strokes crossing the finish line just one second ahead of the Big Red.
The freshman 8 won the silver medal by finishing second to a dominant Brown crew in the Grand final, coming in at 7:03.769. It was closest margin that any team has had this year against the Bears.Penn finished ahead of traditional powers Yale and Syracuse. The Quakers qualified for the Grand final by coming in first in their morning heat at 7:37.767; 24 seconds ahead of second-place Rutgers
The varsity 8 faced a challenging race in their morning heat, finishing at 7:09.782. Penn rebounded nicely in the Petite final, taking first place, coming in at 6:50.525. They edged Columbia by four seconds. The varsity 8 finished seventh out of 18 overall, their best finish since 2005.
Another top finish came in the third varsity 4 "B". They finished the morning heat in fourth at 8:46.156. In the Petite final, the unranked crew edged Rhode Island by just one second, clocking in at 8:19.740 to take seventh place overall.
The second varsity 8 also qualified for the Grand final, for the first time since 1999, when they finished fifth. In their morning heat they finished second at 7:20.118. In the afternoon, they came in sixth place at 7:03.759. Brown won the race, finishing at 6:39.
Penn's sixth boat that competed was the third varsity 4 "A" which came in fourth in the morning heat at 8:47.319. In the Petite final, Penn finished fourth, 10th overall, clocking in at 8:14.087. Boston University won the event, coming in just under eight minutes.
Yale's varsity 8 won the Grand final, finishing at 6:28.600. The Bulldogs also took the Ivy League championship. Penn finished fourth in the League standings. Sunday's success marks Penn's best finish at Sprints since 1980 when the Quakers undefeated varsity 8 placed first. It is also the first time since 1980 that Penn had three 8's qualify for a Grand final.


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Daniel St John Lord, born, 13 Sep 1815, died, 15 jan 1877. the son of Anson Lord, bn 1 Aug 1785, and Betsey Byington bn 1 Sep 1788. His life was pretty stable as Anson had just moved into the Broadalbin-Galaway Area, a blacksmith by trade, Daniel being one of 11 children, he knew early about hard work. He was 31 years old before he met and married Cynthia Kested, bn 1819 the daughter of William Kested, bn 1794 and Olive his wife, bn 1794 in Mass. The marriage took place 12 Jan 1846, as a wedding gift William Kested deeded Cynthia the south West corner of the Kested Farm being about 2 and one half acers of land. William died before 1850, when the census was taken, Daniel and Sunthia were listed with Olive, his mother in law. Then in 1852 the couple had a son Charles. They are now all living on the farm, when death again visits and takes Olive, recorded in the 1855 census we find just Daniel,Cynthia and son
Charles. In the year 1862 Charles died on June 5th and in few days, his mother Cynthia. Both are buried in the Broadalbin
Cemetery. Daniel is left alone, he is 47 years old with out a family. The war is the main issue and he makes the decission to enlist at Amsterdam N.Y. in the 16th New York Heavy Artillery, 18 dec
1863 By Jan 9,1864 he is reassigned to 6th Regiment, New York Heavy Artillery, and remains with them until discharged.
May 8-12 1864 managed to be at Spottsylvania , and cold harbor
in june, from there the unit went to Siege of Petersburgh were he was able to remain for over a year, in and around Petersburgh. For a long period of time he was at Bermuda Hundred, Army of the James, and Chesterfield, Va.
area from june 1864 until Petersburgh fell April 2 1965 .
It must have been a lonely life for Virginia, she had 5 sisters in Chesterfield,Virginia, but when her husband Daniel died she elected to stay in the north-Some family heirlooms that passed down in the family were saved by her and given to her children and eventually ended up with me, so I have always thought about her and her ability to step into the family and become such a part of it.


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Theresa's enthusiasm and dedication to client care are assets to our brokerage, as she shares our commitment to providing the best service to those buying and selling real estate in Austin.
Austin, Texas (PRWEB) May 31, 2013
Regent Property Group announced the addition of real estate agent Theresa Brotzman to its boutique luxury real estate firm in Austin, Texas. Her addition will support Regent's Austin luxury homes market share and will help serve its rapidly growing clientele of home buyers and home sellers.
Brotzman is a native Austinite who has worked with her own investment properties and focuses her real estate business on Central Austin and Tarrytown, Westlake, and Northwest/Cat Mountain. Luxury homes in Austin often are located in these areas, in addition to the waterfront properties on Lake Austin. Austin luxury homes have seen a strong Spring 2013, with increases in average and median sales prices and in sales volume. In May, the median Austin luxury home was listed at $1,795,000, with the average at $2,374,093.
"We are so pleased to welcome Theresa to Regent Property Group," said Founder Brian Talley. "Theresa's enthusiasm and dedication to client care are assets to our brokerage, as she shares our commitment to providing the best service to those buying and selling real estate in Austin."
Regent Property Group, considered a frontrunner in Austin home search technology, has been growing its team of agents steadily and recently also announced its expansion to an office in Westlake on Bee Cave Road.
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Health Dept. Roundup: 77021 to 77023
Inspectors had a busy time this past week, particularly in the area we're headed to next. Normally we try to cover about 10 zip codes, but that would have produced a novel. Instead, if you live, work or eat in zip codes 77021 to 77023, this is your dirty, grimy day.
At Toni's Café (5270 Griggs) in 77021, a February 11 look found bulk food removed from its original containers or not stored in a containers identifying the food by its common name. The moist cloths used for cleaning nonfood-contact surfaces of equipment, counters, dining table tops or shelves also were not clean, not being used properly, or not stored in sanitizing solution between uses.
Clean utensils or equipment also were not stored at least six inches above the floor in a clean, dry location, or not stored in a manner that would protect them from contamination. The eatery also did not provide its workers with 540 lux of light in their work area.
A February 12 peak at Taqueria La Luz (3200 Telephone Road) in 77023 found the hand-washing sink was not accessible to employees at all times. Also, the compartments of sinks, basins or other receptacles used for washing and rinsing equipment, utensils, raw foods or for laundering wiping cloths were not cleaned before use or throughout the day at a frequency necessary to prevent recontamination of the equipment and utensils.
The working area also was not lit to code, and the floors or floor coverings were not kept clean in the food prep, food storage or utensil-washing areas, the walk-in fridge or the dressing, locker or toilet rooms. The ceilings also were not non-absorbent in those areas. In the back kitchen, in a violation we've not yet run across, the junction between the walls and the floor had an open seam greater than 1/32 of an inch.
In the taqueria at Pancho's Meat Market (6141 Griggs) in 77023, a February 12 inspection found plenty to frown about. The ventilation filters were not cleaned at sufficient frequencies to prevent accumulations. The floors or floor coverings also were not kept clean in the food prep, food storage or utensil-washing areas, the walk-in fridge or the dressing, locker or toilet rooms.
The wall or ceiling was not kept clean. The plumbing was not sized, installed or maintained properly. No sanitary towels or hand-drying devices were conveniently located near each hand-washing or group of two adjacent sinks. There were potentially hazardous foods being stored in a fridge with no numerically scaled thermometer or no accurate indicating thermometer monitoring them. Finally, employees were not wearing effective hair restraint or clothing that covered their body hair while they were handling food or utensils.
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They are quoting themselves on the cover
I had to see the Daily News cover – which seems to be lifted from the UK SUN to see the missing word missing in the CNN article I read today.
NY Post leads with the same photo from the video CNN elected to post without a sound. I see the knee jerk rationalizations from the left: "But is this terrorism? Why aren't other murders terrorism? (I guess the murdered must chose to put the label on)
Anthony Weiner missed on the phallic jokes today, only got a raised eyebrow from AMNY Everyone knows the medis (i.e Bloomberg) has designated Cristine Quinn as successor, so…
And as for Bloomberg's other "nice intention, poor execution" plan, I'll believe it when I see it (3 days left).
There seems to be almost glee that NYC, the navel of the Earth wasn't lft out of the Tsarnaevs plan for mayhem
blasts AMNY while the Daily News found a way to stick it to the feds (never Obama, mind you, they love HIM)
I for one am happy they didn't unleash the paranoia here (more than it already went)
The Herald is throwing more red meat on the "Government"
but NY Post, going on a different story of a minor scandal, brings Obam on page one .
Only from Boston papers, in NYC ADD set in
The Boston Globe reveals the FBI screw up
while the Herald throws more red meat ,
Predictions and conspiracy theories fly as people anticipate the legal process in the aftermath of the bombings – a first after so many violent events ending in the death of the perpetrators
Some predict legal process will frustrate justice (red meat for readers too)
Murdoch other paper in NYC predicts the opposite Along with the news of Bloomberg's new attempt to lord over people's lives. I don't smoke anymore and wouldn't mind if people quit/don't start. But legislating this is dumb. And will probably fail as the tobacco industry has even more lawyers than the beverage industry (but less than civil rights/stop&frisk)


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