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Mount Pisgah contains the grave of Dr. Susan (Doc Susie) Anderson, the real life inspiration for Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman, and member of the Colorado Hall of Fame. She actually has two headstones. When she died, her brother's plot, where she was to be buried could not be found. So they buried her in another section. But, not only was her brother's grave there, it already had a maker for Doc Susie. They updated the old marker to include her death date.
Also there is locally famous madam and brothel owner, Pearl DeVere. Her "house", The Homestead House catered to the upscale gentlemen. And in the gold rush days, there were plenty of millionaires around to pay the $250 ($10,000 in today's dollars) for the services of one of her girls. First time patrons were required to bring credit references!
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Do you understand why the following line is funny, and not just ha-ha funny, but howlingly, foot-stampingly, stop-the-show-for-30-seconds-flat funny: "When you start wearing Eileen Fisher you might as well say, I give up.'"
If your answer is yes, then you should immediately buy your tickets for Delia and Nora Ephron's new play at the Westside Theatre Downstairs, which is based on the book of the same title by Ilene Beckerman. If you have a keen ken of exactly why clothes make the woman - and what they make her - then you're appropriately armed for this sensitively sartorial comic ride. And, hey, guys: If your wife or girlfriend gets that joke, take her to see the show - she'll probably have a great time.
As for everyone else... Well, it's not that there's nothing of value for the fashion-challenged in this 85-minute exposé of how and why women dress the ways they do. There are some bits of wit and insight you don't need to be a Vera Wang aficionado to appreciate. And the cast is, and will likely continue to be, a fun and glitzy group: The current company, playing through October 18, is Tyne Daly, Rosie O'Donnell, Samantha Bee, Katie Finneran, and Natasha Lyonne; after that, additional big-name actresses like Mary Louise Wilson, Kristin Chenoweth, Rhea Perlman, and Rita Wilson will step in.
But this Vagina Monologues takeoff - or, if you prefer, cover-up - otherwise has inescapably limited appeal for anyone who thinks clothes are something you throw on rather than obsess over. The Sisters Ephron used Beckerman's book as a starting point from which to conduct their personal investigation into their own (and their friends') relationships with clothing, and have filled this show, which has been directed to the utmost of based-on-true-events readers-theatre heights by Karen Carpenter, with the results of their research. Taken whole, it's not going to appeal to everyone.
The most touching and universal of the recollections is the one that's lifted almost directly from Beckerman's book: "Gingy's Story," a multipart dialogue in which Daly (with the help of large poster-board diagrams kept on a dress rack) runs down the fashion runway of her life explaining the significance of every outfit she wore at all of her most significant milestones. Daly's at-ease, highly maternal delivery gives each of her speeches the comfy feeling of flipping through a photo album with your grandmother and learning all sorts of amazing things about people you thought you knew or that you know you didn't.
Otherwise, the evening moves in fits and starts, like a shoe model with one wobbly heel. Finneran has a heartfelt little speech about a breast cancer survivor coveting her first custom-made underwire following reconstructive surgery. O'Donnell gets a bewildering amount of comic mileage out of a five-minute rant about the eternal problems of purses. Ruminations about subjects as diverse as black (in which costume designer Jessica Jahn has clad everyone), boots, closets, prom gowns, and even the brides dressing for a lesbian wedding round out the show to varying degrees of success.
There are no complete misfires to be found within any of the stories, and they just about all can function (for people like me, anyway) as a fascinating window into a truly foreign world. But if you're on the outside of the circle of knowledge the Ephrons are celebrating, it can be something of a slog - the highlights that transcend gender boundaries are few, far between, and nestled snugly into the last third or so of the show. The opening-night cast made the experience as painless as possible, however, and there's no reason to believe that their up-and-coming replacements won't be able to do the same. The material is specific enough to women, but general enough in every other way that it's playable by anyone.
And, judging by the energized reactions of the (apparently) predominantly female audience at the performance I attended, understandable by anyone, or at least those with the right number of X chromosomes. There's box office gold in that thar appeal, so don't be surprised if Love, Loss, and What I Wore hangs around Off-Broadway for a while. Like black, some things just don't go out of style. Or so the Ephrons tell me. After all, I didn't get the Eileen Fisher joke.
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April 15, 2013 at 11:50 AM
ST. PETERSBURG Todd Kalas is making a salad.
In the media dining room at Tropicana Field, the stadium's vendor, Centerplate, has unleashed a tornado of calories on the buffet line — a glimpse of the food that will be available during the Tampa Bay Rays' 2013 season.
House-smoked baby back ribs, Rays batting helmets filled with cheese-drenched nachos. Steamed hot dogs with natural casings and sauerkraut. Fried beignets with raspberry dipping sauce. Buffalo chicken sliders. A 2-pound hamburger with a half-pound of bacon.
With all this taste-bud treasure at his disposal, Kalas opts instead for a plate of roughage.
This is his ritual before he goes on air to help broadcast the Rays games on Fox Sports Florida. A little salad before anchoring the pregame show, then a bigger meal during the first inning.
Like an athlete who watches his intake, Kalas, 47, is careful about what he eats before running around the stadium gathering interesting tidbits for the slower moments of the game. A gut-busting chili dog is not a recipe for enjoyable broadcasting without some sort of inevitable unfortunate gastric interlude.
Devoted Rays viewers accustomed to seeing Kalas' always-in-control hair and sleek suits would expect this kind of discipline. With an easygoing manner, quick smile and a reputation for extreme levels of niceness, Kalas has the relaxed vibe of a guy who just came in from a great round of golf.
Beloved by fans, they frequently approach him as he winds through the Trop's walkways, escalators and tunnels. They shout his name after he finishes reports. He signs autographs when asked. His light bulb smile is always at the ready.
But it would be a mistake to assume that he lives a vegetarian existence. Traveling with the team since its first pitch in 1998 has given him access to some of the great food in America. That includes Gibson's in Chicago.
"I usually get a nice steak," he says. "It's a good, long, two-hour, sit-down, enjoy-some-wine-and-steak kind of place. They have ridiculously good desserts, too."
Seattle is also a favorite. The Asian-fusion restaurant Wild Ginger is near the top of his culinary batting order. Located between the team hotel and Safeco Field, it's a convenient stop for a late lunch on the way to the ballpark.
In Boston, he started going to a place called Summer Shack, not far from Fenway. Most of what he eats on the road is conveniently located between the hotels and the stadiums.
"They have this seafood in a fishnet bag where you get a lobster claw, clams, a hard-boiled egg and all this good stuff," Kalas says.
That restaurant suggestion came from Rays manager Joe Maddon, with whom Kalas also trades wine tips. Maddon uncorks his favorite sips after his annual off-season trips to wine-growing locations.
"Once in a while he'll say, 'You've gotta try this,'?" he says. "Joe always kind of adapts to whatever the new flavor is. His favorite wine in 2013 would not be the same wine from 2012. He tries different varieties from different regions of the world."
Kalas is not immune to ballpark grub.
Seattle, again, is a favorite, with its stir-fry stand Intentional Wok, where ginger pad Thai, garlic beef and chicken curry are on the menu. Boog Powell's barbecue in right field at Baltimore's Camden Yards is another winner. Kalas is looking forward to trying a Dodger Dog when the Rays go west later this season to Los Angeles.
With 15 seasons under his belt at Tropicana Field, he witnessed the transformation from boring hot dog, pretzel and popcorn fare to the more advanced food now at the stadium. Two-pound hamburger notwithstanding.
The Trop now serves craft beer. Cuban sandwiches are served in the party deck. Three smokers at the stadium crank out house-made barbecue. Hand-carved sandwiches are available on demand in the concession area. One kiosk serves all gluten-free fare. Another features an all-natural menu of eats.
"The variety has vastly improved," he says. "Every year they're adding something different. Some stadiums get into a little bit of comfort zone. [Centerplate] seems willing to experiment and put the best stuff out."
But would he eat nachos out of a helmet? Would Todd Kalas go that far?
"Not so much," he says.
Fill it with salad, though and all bets are off.
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JONATHAN TOUBIN was just awarded 2015's "BEST DJ" in the VILLAGE VOICE 60th anniversary BEST OF NYC: "We might live in an EDM world, but Jonathan Toubin has no truck with today's musical whims. Since 2007, Toubin's Soul Clap and Dance-Off has brought throwback pizzazz and retro cool to New York's late-night underground. Culled from an endless array of long-forgotten Sixties soul singles, Soul Clap is pure musical dynamite, the kind of after-hours party that exposes today's iTunes-bred, press-play DJs for their relative lack of roots and ingenuity. No fist-bumps or atomic bass drops here; instead, Toubin lovingly crafts five-hour sets that bring lost chestnuts from the likes of Vernon Harrell and the Blendells into clearer focus for a new generation of dance enthusiasts. You can try to put your moves to better use, but you'll be hard-pressed to find more cathartic, sweatier fun elsewhere in the city." (Village Voice, 2015)
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"Jonathan Toubin is New York rock and soul DJ who plays his collection of original 45rpm records to packed dance floors all over the world." (Outlook, BBC World Service, 2014)"
"The best soul DJ in the land" (Flavorpill, 2013)
"The world's PREMIERE soul DJ — on 45s, no less — no party is complete without a little Toubin." (MTV.com, 2014)
"The long-running Soul Clap remains one of the sweatiest dance parties to be experienced in New York City. Fueled by his rare and raucous 45s collection, DJ Jonathan Toubin draws on raw soul and the most feral strains of rock 'n' roll from the early 1960s to power the nights." (Wall Street Journal, 2014)
"Soul Clap is the most popular soul dance party in the world, playing to more people in more places than any other… Toubin plays all original soul 45s from the 1960s and uncommon upbeat cuts perfect for dancing the night away." (SXSW Music News, 2014)
Turning up hundreds of times on five continents since 2007, New York Night Train's SOUL CLAP AND DANCE-OFF is 21st Century's most popular soul party and 45 party - playing to more people in more places than any other. The concept is simple - all night dancing to the exciting and exquisite 1960s soul vinyl of world famous 45rpm rock and soul DJ Jonathan Toubin and, in the middle, a short dance contest determined by a community panel of judges.
"Rare record raconteur Jonathan Toubin returns to L.A. this Saturday to DJ one of his superlative Soul Clap and Dance Offs, in which you the dance-crazy people go even crazier than ever" (L.A. Record, 2016)
"Jonathan Toubin is seriously one of the best DJs on the planet." (Detroit Metro Times, 2015)
"Jonathan Toubin is the reigning king of the sweaty, non-stop super-fun dance party" (Paper Magazine, 2014)
"New York's suavest DJ" (Chronogram, 2013)
"A legend among Lower East Side entertainers and fans" (ABC News, 2012)
"Indeed, Toubin's 45 r.p.m. record-fueled, rock-and-soul heavy dance parties were some of the best, sweatiest nights we've had in this city." (Gothamist, 2011)
"DJ Jonathan Toubin is creating his own kind of dance revolution" (Village Voice, 2011)
"Jonathan Toubin is the only person we can call a "professional DJ" without involuntarily making a jack-off motion with our hand... His parties are like what Ancient Stonehenge was like if it was, as archaeologists theorize, filled with people dressed many times better than you completely losing their shit." (VICE, 2010)
"I'm not one of the Schmucks who will lament over New York not being "what it used to be", but I will say that we're not fans of this dismal wasteland of Eurotrash tourists and guidos with polo shirts unbuttoned down to their navels grinding to the repetitive pounding of bad electro... Enter Jonathan Toubin, and his simple-yet-visionary approach to revamping the entire lanscape of New York and Brooklyn from midnight till the after hours. His New York Night Train parties have become stuff of sheer legend do to the simple fact that Toubin actually seems to care about what he is producing. His meticulous approach has paid off quite handsomely as pretty much each and every party with the Jonathan Toubin stamp on it seems to be the biggest party going on for that given night." (Impose Magazine, 2009)
"New York Night Train's Jonathan Toubin throws the raddest underground rock parties in New York" (Paper Magazine, 2008)
"A shimmy-worthy mix of maximum rock'n'soul" (New York Post, 2009)
"Toubin is trying to bring a sense of community back to nightlife, fighting against the alienation that's seeped into cool culture. And if there's anyone who can do it, it's Toubin, soaked in charisma, honestly able to tout grandstand titles like America's Favorite Soul Dance DJ" (NY Press, 2011)
"To friends and fans, Mr. Toubin is the man behind New York Night Train, whose musical arsenal is made up of lesser-known artists from the 1950s and 1960s, captured on 45 r.p.m. records, with an occasional hit-maker like James Brown or Chuck Berry thrown in." (NY Times , 2012)
"Most DJs rely on hits and recognizable songs to keep the dance floor moving, but Toubin relies on quality." (Boston Phoenix, 2013)
"DJ and diety" (BlackBook, 2014)
"Jonathan Toubin is a local DJ with a penchant for two things: soul obscurities and making people move. He spreads his gospel by way of tireless sets at bars and clubs across the Lower East Side and Brooklyn, at which he'll host dance-offs, invite artists and other musicians to contribute to the merriment, and spin a heady blend of what he calls " Maximum Rock and Soul."... Expect even more music, dancing, and rambunctiousness than usual, knowing full well that "the usual" is already pretty hard to top." (The Onion A.V. Club, 2009)
"Hip-shaking, head-bobbing beats" (Daily Candy, 2013)
"Toubin will delve deep into his finely honed collection of '50s and '60s soul and R&B - the grittier, the better - to help you get over the hump by shaking your rump." (Houston Press, 2009)
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WWE confirmed that Mil Mascaras will be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame next year with a posting of the video on their Youtube page. They also wrote up this snippet on their website: "MEXICO CITY — Triple H has announced that Mil Mascaras will be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame's 2012 class in Miami in April! The announcement was made in Mil Mascaras' native country in front of the WWE Universe in Mexico City Sunday night. Mil Mascaras was the first masked luchador to compete in Madison Square Garden. The Mexican squared circle legend also competed in the 1997 Royal Rumble."
WWE SmackDown! color commentator Booker T is currently advertised for various upcoming tapings, including refereeing a six-man-tag match featuring Big Show, Sheamus & Randy Orton vs Cody Rhodes, Mark Henry & Christian in early November. There is talk of Booker getting back into the ring and getting involved in a small feud, as noted previously.


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To that end I am starting a new project doing altered or augmented images. By augmenting images I mean using digital tools to interpret aspects of a photograph that are not well expressed in the raw image. It is a purely subjective and personal vision. It is not a full time project, just something to add to my existing schedule. I always like to have a variety of work going on.
This image is good example. It was shot within hours of the subject being released from jail. My personal knowledge of the circumstances of the photo shoot informs my processing. I see a spare toughness in his face. He has overcome adversity, possibly of his own making and that should to be part of the portrait. To make this feeling visible I composited concrete and steel textures over his face while keeping the intense clarity in his eyes.
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Royals Make First-Ever Visit to Big Apple
Prince William and Duchess Kate arrived Sunday night on a regularly-scheduled British Airways flight.
On 'Seinfeld's' 25th Anniversary: 25 Actors You Forgot Were on the Show
Today marks the 25th anniversary of the greatest sitcom that was "about nothing." "Seinfeld" launched 25 years ago on July 5, 1989 and still resonates in pop culture lore, with quotes and episodes talked about today, almost 16 years after the series finale. Aside from launching the careers of Jerry
David Bowie Leads List of Low-Key Celebrities
Kanye West's recent over-the-top proposal to Kim Kardashian in San Francisco's AT&T Park, complete with orchestra and 15-carat engagement ring, seems more in keeping with the excesses we've come to expect from celebrities. So when Dax Shepard and Kristen Bell spend $142 on their entire wedding or
Syrian Americans Feel Pride, Conflict for Both Homelands
If you think you don't know anyone with Syrian routes they began how about Paula Abdul Syrian American. Steve Jobs current Syrian and actress Teri Hatcher. And signed bell. in there about 300000. Syrian Americans living and prospering in the US with big communities in LA Detroit New York City. And
Teri Hatcher 'Jumped' at Chance to Voice 'Planes' Character
Actress discusses playing the role of Dottie in Disney's new animated film.
Josh, Lara and Sam check out one European's driver's poor parallel parking skills.
Stars Who've Spoken Out About Abuse
Actress Julianne Hough is speaking out about abuse she said she suffered as a child. "I was abused, mentally, physically, everything," the "Rock of Ages" star told Cosmopolitan in its February issue. Sent to London at age 10 to study dance at the prestigious Italia Conti Academy of Arts, Hough said
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Where Will Latest Bond Girls Rank?
James Bond is back in the new movie " Skyfall ," which opens today, and he's got not one -- but two -- new Bond girls vying for his affection. Naomie Harris and Berenice Marlohe (right) are the latest actresses to step into the iconic role of Bond's love interest. French actress Marlohe handles the
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I don't know how we missed 'The Fisher King' in Sportswear International #225, as it has all the elements for an epic men's fashion editorial win. There's model Josh Beech, for one, and there's photography by Ryan Michael Kelly and styling by John Tan—a triumvirate that usually tips us off. There is also the theme of fishing—one we've seen a lot of this season—and of menswear that is approachable yet stylish.
Check out my favorite images from 'The Fisher King' in Sportswear International #225, and check out the links below for more images from the full set.
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1. As authorized by Code section 16.20.610, a media permit allows parking in any area designated by the permit.
2. To be eligible for this permit the applicant must be a (n employee of a) radio or television station or a newspaper with daily circulation. Permits must be gathered for news purposes only.
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a) The permit must be clearly displayed in lower center of the windshield when services performed.b) This permit remains the property of the City of Portland and must be surrendered upon demand by any authorized officer.c) It is unlawful to display this permit in any vehicle other than that for which it is issued, and then only when the vehicle is parked as specified on the permit.d) If permit is lost or stolen, there is a $15 replacement charge per permit.
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These are great! I love the little girl blowing a kiss! :)
EEK! Green Hat Lady is terrifying. The others are beyond charming, however. Thanks for posting them!
Aw, I think she's funny! Like a Chocolate Bar Vampire.
I thought of the cat wearing a melon hat...
Aww, is that the Saint Bernard rescue dog but with chocolate instead of booze? Yes please!
These are very pretty ads! My favorites are the second one down, and the one with the dog.
I like these all-- thanks for posting them. :)
Any idea where I can buy a reproduction of the bee lady? It's delightful! I can't find it being sold anywhere
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Research ProgramsThere are five research programs at the IU Simon Cancer Center. Research members include basic, clinical and cancer control investigators. Members collaborate with members of their own program as well as with members from other programs. Together, they are united by the IU Simon Cancer Center mission to reduce the burden of cancer through innovation and dissemination.
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My maternity basics during my two pregnancies pretty much consisted of black leggings (one pair I washed every other day), tees long enough to cover my belly and a couple of dresses with stretch. Everything else–blazers, button downs, hoodies–had been pulled from my existing wardrobe and layered on top–buttons open, of course. Operating under the same premise, that you can totally get by stylishly during those nine months with some very basic maternity clothes, is a chic new maternity collection called Storq.
We've found a crop of new maternity collections targeting cool moms-to-be lately, but what makes Storq different is that the entire collection consists of only four basics–a pair of leggings, a dress, a tank and a skirt. Each are intended to mix and match with the clothes already hanging in your closet.
I checked out the collection and find the Storq maternity dress ($75) to be a forgiving and flattering short sleeved scoop neck made with a luxurious blend of modal and spandex and available in black or white. It's the perfect building block for winter or summer. With the colder months, you can layer it with a roomy sweater, some textured tights and knee-high boots. In the warmer months, it's great on its own with either sandals or heels, if you dare.
(A little Gwen Stefani anyone?)The modal-spandex maternity leggings from Storq ($45) are an essential, featuring a wide waistband to either pull over your bump or fold underneath it. It's also made with extra fabric at the ankles, to ensure your pregnancy cankles will be fully covered. Or was that just me? I've found, having been through this a few times now, that Capris are generally unkind to pregnant folk.
Now perusing the Storq site is a bit confusing (hint: keep scrolling down below the fold), but once you figure your way around, there's lots of gorgeous images and fun stuff to shop. Buy a la carte or grab their basic bundle, which includes the dress, leggings, tank and skirt for $195 (a $215 value separately). Not bad for basics you'll pretty much live in for close to a year.
The downside is that the sizes are definitely not geared for the average American woman. You can find a size 0 no problem, but sizes only goes up to 12. However if you are in the 0-12 range, you can comfortably–and chicly–wear all of these pieces long after baby arrives. Without strangers still asking you, "when are you due?"
Shop Storq for maternity basics ranging from $30 – $75 or purchase a bundle of their four basics for $195 on Storq.co. Also check out their beauty bundles which include skincare, makeup and bath and body products from safe brands and make a nice little extra if you're buying as a gift.


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For the first time, Ingram Micro showcased multi-vendor solutions at the technology fair of its VentureTech Network Spring Invitational conference in New Orleans. The distributor had pavilions for four solutions: unified communications, data capture/point of sale, digital signage and data protection. Manning the booths with experts from its own solutions centers in Santa Ana, Calif., and Williamsville, N.Y. Kirk Robinson, vice president of channel marketing, North America, said Ingram Micro is using this event as a pilot and hopes to show many more solutions at its Fall invitational in San Diego.
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October 10, 2013
Tikker Counts Down To Your Ultimate Demise
A new watch called Tikker is killing it on Kickstarter. The watch is not your typical time-telling gadget. It slowly counts down to your supposed last breath. Tikker arrives with an instruction manual and a questionnaire meant to estimate how long the wearer is scheduled to live. Plug it in and Tikker literally counts down the seconds to the wearer's demise, all the while displaying the current time. Obviously, a lot of people think it's a good idea with the company already surpassing its $25,000 Kickstarter goal by $9,000 with about three weeks left on the clock. Makers of Tikker say the idea behind the watch is to encourage wearers to realize their life has an end date and they should make the most of their lives while they have them and at $39 the price won't give you a heart attack. It's like beating a deadline.
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DALLAS – DeMarco Murray chose Twitter to make his first public-comments following his season-ending injury Sunday night in the 37-34 loss to the Giants.
"God is too good! Minor setback but guarantee I'll be back a better football player! Love my teammates and #cowboynation! Thanks for support!!" Murray tweeted.
Murray suffered a fracture right ankle in the first quarter. The third-round pick from Oklahoma finished his rookie season with 897 yards on 164 carries. Only Tony Dorsett, Calvin Hill and Emmitt Smith had more rushing yards in their first season with Dallas.
Murray fell to the third round because of his injury history with the Sooners. Unfortunately for the Cowboys, those injury-prone days still aren't behind him.


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Ratcliffe's of Virginia Home Page
|Iam looking for my great-grandfather, John William Ratcliffe.He was born in Max Meadows, Wythe County, VA.He died in 1886 and was married to Ella Owens.They had 3 children, Dexter Stone (my grandfather), Ettie Frances and Sidney Paul.
His father was Thomas William Ratcliffe.There were 4 children, John Thomas, Charety, Kembleton & Ella Whitt.I have no more info on him or his wife.
In searching court house records in Wythe County, there are no Ratcliffe's in that time frame.He is not listed in Pulaski County records.
Our first Ratcliffe reunion was held August 1996 and another August 1997.Our next is scheduled for August 1999 and I do hope to have lots of info to present at that time.Any help would be appreciated.I'm new at this and have been collecting pictures and stories for about 2 years.It sure is fun, but sometimes not so fruitful.
I will certainly share what I have with other Ratcliffe's.
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Land enclosures denied indigenous peoples access to the means to life. Access to land meant you could house, clothe and feed yourself through your own labour.
The industrial revolution drove displaced people into factories in which their labour was exploited, denying them dignity and independence. Class struggles over centuries improved conditions and by the mid 20th century, in the post-war consensus, a measure of dignity and prosperity was afforded to working class people.
But then, increasing automation and financialisation began to erode the need for labour and, in a world where profits rank higher than people, the flaws in the political economy became more obvious. Early signs were rising unemployment and stockmarket shocks such as in 1987 when markets globally plunged by up to 50%. These warnings went unheeded and the significance of computerisation ignored.The latest crisis in 2008 was the late wake up call to the lunacy of our political economy.
The advent of technology means that we no longer need to labour 40+ hours a week and that all jobs are under threat.
Our economic system is premised on everyone having a job to provide sufficient income to live in comfort and dignity. Clearly this is impossible as evidenced by employment subsidies and the creation of faux jobs; jobs are evaporating along with the necessary income to sustain life.
An Unconditional Citizens Dividend is the third essential principle of economic reform if we are to avoid the collapse of our civilisation.


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There is a very simple practice that can help you reduce stress, feel happier and more peaceful, boost your immune system, look and feel more beautiful, improve relationships and even help you lose weight. Today on Fox 2 News I talked about the simple practice of mindfulness, which is the practice of being present and living with a moment-to-moment awareness of your thoughts, feelings, the sensations in your body and the environment around you and accepting what is without judgment – observing your life right here and now (vs. letting mind chatter run the show with ruminating on the past or worrying about the future) (click here to see the interview on Fox 2 News).
- One study found that after eight weeks of mindfulness meditation, subjects had improved brain function and immune system function.
- Several studies have shown that mindfulness reduces stress and improves mental health – which makes anyone look and feel more beautiful.
- One study found that couples who went through mindfulness training felt more satisfied with their relationships, closer, more accepting, relaxed and optimistic.
- Research has also shown that being mindful when eating — like paying closer attention to the bodies' hunger cues and learning to savor food — is more effective in helping people control their weight than any diet.
So how do you cultivate mindfulness? Jon Kabat-Zin, the founder of his Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) program recommends:
- Breath. Pay close attention to your breathing, especially when you're feeling intense emotions.
- Senses. Notice—really notice—what you're sensing in a given moment, the sights, sounds, and smells that ordinarily slip by without reaching your conscious awareness.
- Thoughts and Emotions. Recognize that your thoughts and emotions are fleeting and do not define you – an insight that can free you from negative thought patterns.
- Physical Sensations. Tune into your body's physical sensations, from the water hitting your skin in the shower to the way your body rests in your office chair.
Tools for Success. Since most of us living in a culture that is anything but mindful, I think it's very helpful to have some tools to cultivate mindfulness. [Read more…]


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Yesterday at 18:21:63 you wrote the following wise words:Also, I think there is a lot of need for this sort of work. I've been talking to some admins here about starting a project for backporting sets of packages from unstable to stable to do 3-6month update packs after stable comes out, the response has been positive.Now THAT sounds interesting! I surely hope you'll put it on an apt source on-line somewhere when finished? I do the backports myself now, but my system is quite a mess, now.. :-( And some programs just take up too much time to compile.
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L.A. Meyer,
Rapture of the Deep
(Harcourt, 2009)
It was a different time, I know. Yet I cringed every time Jacky Faber, the heroine of L.A. Meyer's long-running series of adventure tales set in the early 1800s, tortured a rooster.
Jacky, who typically shows a lot of compassion for animals, shows no compunction against slicing off her rooster's spurs, replacing them with metal barbs and setting him to rend and kill other roosters in a Havana arena. It seems out of character for the Jacky I've come to know and love over the previous six novels in the series, and it certainly soured the overall experience of this latest adventure.
There are other problems, too. Culturally sensitive readers might be taken aback by the introduction of a new character, Aunt Jemimah, a very stereotypical black slave whom Jacky buys in a South Carolina slave market, then frees and hires to cook aboard her ship. Historically sensitive readers might wonder to learn that Jacky is responsible for inventing CPR, sterilized medical instruments, flippers and the bikini. Cinema buffs might blanch at the appearance of Ric's Americano Cafe in Havana, with its obvious riff on Casablanca. And anyone who's ever been in love might just get fed up at Jacky's apparent inability to resist seducing or being seduced by every handsome young man she meets despite her constant protestations of true love for her longtime beau, Lt. Jaimy Fletcher of the British navy. Oh sure, she's never had actual sex with any of her many paramours, but she freely admits to doing everything but. And romance takes another hit.
For all that I complain, though, I cannot help but enjoy these books. Rapture of the Deep proves to be yet another irresistable chapter in Jacky's charmed and exciting life.
This time, she is stolen away on the very day of her long-awaited wedding to Jaimy. British intelligence wants Jacky's help in recovering a trove of Spanish gold off Key West to help fund an expensive war. And Jacky, who has several vital qualities needed to accomplish this difficult mission, is in just enough trouble with the Admiralty already that refusing the assignment is simply not an option.
The adventure takes Jacky into the company of pirates and gamblers, Spanish dons and alligators, even as the science of underwater exploration and salvage makes a tremendous leap forward.
It's very hard, it seems, to stay annoyed with Jacky for long. Even as I reach for the next book in the series, I find myself missing her just a little.
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Hello, rock n' roll kittens & dawgs! Technically, I'm still on break. I goofed up last month by not posting the results of the Mr. Bojangles #BOTB showdown with the onset of DH getting laid off (this is what created the disruption to my blogging ~ a pleasant, but unexpected routine buster all the same) for the umpteenth time over the course of our 36 years of marriage.
Anywho, if you weren't keeping a count and I seriously doubt that any of you did not mentally take note of the tally for both contenders, but on the off-chance you are clueless (my normal state of mind) then let me say Nina Simone shot Nancy Wilson out of the ballpark with a 15 to 2 victory.
Most of y'all felt, and I agree, that a female vocalist didn't suit the song, but I wanted to do something different because…well, I'm different. 😀 However, it seems no matter which two artists/band I choose to dual the vote count is usually lopsided.
Today battle I'm using an oldie from the 60s, Mr. Tambourine Man. It's hard to beat the The Byrds 1965 cover of Bob Dylan's original. So….I'm taking a fun approach. I found two artists who are better known as movie stars performing this classic tune. After you listen, then share in comments who gets your vote and why.
Who gets your vote Kevin Costner, the more serious singer style or William Shatner, the more dramatic cheesy version? Both have their pluses and minuses. In a weird sorta of way, I kinda like Shatner's form, but I haven't totally decided who gets my vote yet.
I'm still on my blog break, but plan to pop in from time-to-time. Meanwhile join me for more epic battle showdowns and to learn how this all works by visiting STMcCP.


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ATHENS - A man arrested for trespassing at one University of Georgia library soon after being acquitted of charges he intentionally set fire to another UGA library has been arrested after skipping bail and spending months on the run.
Jason Allen Nelms, 21, was booked at the Clarke County Jail on Thursday and is being held without bond on charges of criminal trespass and failure to appear in court.
Nelms' arrest stemmed from not showing up in Clarke County State Court in August to be arraigned on the criminal trespassing charge, lodged by UGA police after he was caught in the university's Law Library.
Nelms had been barred from all university property for two years after he was arrested for the fire that heavily damaged UGA's Main Library in July 2003.
Although a Clarke County Superior Court jury acquitted Nelms of a first-degree arson charge in April, the barring order remained in effect, and was to have expired in less than two months when a university employee spotted him in the law library June 14.
A Minnesota woman who knows the Nelms family but did not want to be identified said Nelms showed up in August at his brother's residence in Minneapolis, the same address Nelms gave when booked into jail last week.
Jason Nelms was homeless and living on the streets of downtown Athens, and sometimes on UGA's campus, when he was arrested in connection with the library fire, which investigators said was intentionally set on the second floor before doing some $17 million in damage.
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I wouldn't blame you for having your reservations about entrusting your body's weight to the seemingly insubstantial structure of the Softline Stools. These marvelously silly-looking seats are asymmetrical and seem to be made entirely of stuffing-filled fabric.
But Jamie Wolfond's design does hold a distinctive form, it's just difficult to discern it under the layers of padding and quilted cloth. Steel frames form the U-shaped legs that create a loop at the top for supporting your behind. The edge of this is held steady by a pair of crutches to ensure that the entire chair remains sufficiently stiff. Pipe insulation and rubberized fabric give more bulk and unusual shape to the Softline Stools. The comfy cushioned pieces appear like carton versions of more conventional rigid furnishings.
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WASHINGTON — U.S. consumer prices barely rose last month as a sharp increase in energy costs was offset by cheaper clothing, cars and air fares. The figures indicate inflation remains mild.
The Labor Department said Thursday that the consumer price index rose just 0.1 percent in January, down from a 0.2 percent gain in December. Prices have risen 1.6 percent in the past 12 months. Excluding the volatile food and energy categories, core prices also rose just 0.1 percent last month and 1.6 percent in the past year.
The year-over-year increase in core prices was the smallest in seven months.
The small increase occurred even though cold weather pushed up the cost of natural gas, electricity and other home energy sources by the most in more than five years.
Yet other items fell or barely rose: Food prices increased just 0.1 percent, and the cost of men's clothing fell by the most in nearly five years. New and used car prices also dropped, and airline fares declined 2.2 percent.
Inflation has been held back by sluggish growth and a tough job market, which makes it harder for retailers and other businesses to raise prices. Economists warn that super-low inflation may slow economic growth.


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With less than three minutes remaining in the first period, senior captain Garrett Noonan took a shot from the slot that No. 10 University of Massachusetts-Lowell netminder Connor Hellebuyck blocked.
In any other game, that shot would mean little, but during Saturday's contest between the Boston University men's hockey team and the River Hawks (15-6-2, 5-3-1 Hockey East) it marked the first time BU had a shot on goal in the contest.
Although the Terriers (7-13-2, 2-7-1 Hockey East) had more shots in the second, they suffered from more of the same in the third. Ultimately, the team could not overcome its offensive struggles at the Tsongas Center as it fell to the River Hawks 3-1.
With the loss, BU is now winless in its last eight games, a mark that stretches back to its Red Hot Hockey win at Madison Square Garden on Nov. 30 against Cornell University.
"We were slow, we didn't have the urgency that we did in the first and third periods [Friday night] against Boston College," said BU coach David Quinn. "It's a tough way to win a hockey game."
Despite not possessing the puck in its offensive zone for much of the first, BU kept Lowell off the board until 12:09 in the first frame. With the Terriers having killed off senior captain Patrick MacGregor's penalty for interference just seconds earlier, River Hawk wing Scott Wilson flung a shot from the slot that made its way by sophomore netminder Sean Maguire for the early 1-0 lead.
Lowell doubled its advantage about eight minutes into the second when left wing Terrence Wallin picked up a long breakout pass from defenseman Michael Kapla. With no one in front of him, Wallin tallied his second goal of the season after he put it by Maguire stick side.
By the end of the period, the Terriers struggles went beyond their difficulties in the offensive zone, though, as Lowell defenseman Christian Folin kneed sophomore defenseman Ahti Oksanen, who immediately crumbled to the ice, writhing in pain until MacGregor and freshman Tommy Kelley assisted him off the ice.
Folin received a five-minute major and a game misconduct for kneeing.
The play left the Terriers with another missing defenseman, as sophomore Matt Grzelcyk is done for the season after separating his shoulder in practice last week.
"It's tough to manage," Quinn said of working with only four or five defensemen in a game.
BU was already dressing only 17 skaters. Later on in the game, freshman wing T.J. Ryan also appeared to suffer an injury, but he returned to the ice before the game ended.
"It's a tough time," Quinn said of the injuries his team has dealt with. "Sometimes teams have seasons like that, and we happen to be going through that right now."
BU came back onto the ice in the third without Oksanen, but the team had 1:41 left on the power play that resulted from his injury. With just seconds left on the power play, freshman wing Kevin Duane wristed a shot over Hellebuyck's shoulder to cut Lowell's lead to 2-1.
Duane's shot was one of only two Terrier attempts on goal for the entirety of the third period and matched the team's total from the first frame.
"A whopping four," Quinn said, clarifying the amount of shots in two frames.
River Hawk center Joe Pendenza finished off the win for Lowell with an empty netter, which he scored with 1:10 left in the game. That goal marked the sixth empty net tally that BU has given up in the past six games.
While Lowell had more than triple BU's shots, a 39-save performance by Maguire kept the Terriers in the game.
Nonetheless, Quinn was not ready to say if Maguire would get the nod next week in the Terriers' weekend series against the University of Vermont.
"I'm not thinking about next Thursday," Quinn said. "I'm thinking about getting back on the bus and pulling my thoughts together here."


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By ANTHONY PEREZ and MIKE STEPHENSON
© St. Petersburg Times, published February 11, 2001
CHIP BAKER: When a bus driver for the Florida State baseball team collapsed, the assistant coach leapt to action, taking the wheel and likely saving the lives of many.
FREDRIK MODIN: Some questioned his spot on the World team for the NHL All-Star game, but his four assists proved this is a player on the rise.
RICK DUDLEY: The Lightning general manager swung two recent deals, adding Matthew Barnaby, 27, and Adrian Aucoin, 27, to the roster. Finally, the team has some players in the prime of their careers rather than the beginning or the end.
NASCAR: After ESPN helped put the stock-car sanctioning body into a position where it can charge $2.47-billion for a television contract, NASCAR has turned its back on its former partner, refusing to credential RPM2Night for Speedweeks. The claim that RPM2Night is not a news program is weak pandering to new partner Fox and a disservice to fans who depend on ESPN's programming for news.
POOR MICKEY: First it was the mess involving Super Bowl MVP Ray Lewis. And now Mark Chmura, when asked what he was going to do to celebrate his acquittal of sexual-assault charges, says, "We're going to Disney World." What's next for the Big Rat, Mr. Simpson's Wild Bronco Ride?
TOE NASH: Five arrests in a year? Say it ain't so, Toe.
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Once again, the week's shows have resulted in some significant wins. Here are some of the dogs that had great results. The Miniature Poodle, GCH CH Surrey Sugar Baby, reminded us all that there is more to the Non-Sporting Group than Standard Poodles. Sugar Baby started the week barely in the Top 50 Dogs All… read more
Monday Night at Westminster Kennel Club 2012
The first night of judging at the 136th Westminster Kennel Club dog show on Monday, February 13, 2012, included the finals of the Hound, Toy, Non-Sporting and Herding Groups. Viewers of the television broadcast were no doubt delighted when the USA Network's broadcast opened with a visit with 'Hickory,' last year's Best in Show winner,… read more
Westminster Judge Is a Sentimental Soul
Judging the Non-Sporting Group at Westminster Kennel Club 2012 was one of the high points in Randy Garren's life in purebred dogs. And when he stepped into the ring at Madison Square Garden on Monday night, he wasn't the first person ever to mark a special event by wearing something with particular sentimental value. Both… read more


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Andreas Prilop wrote: >> From http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/style/base.css : > > div.options select { width: 12em; } > > This is not enough for Russian and perhaps for other languages, too. As far as I can see, a) this problem is largely caused by the Russian translator's idea of using both media type identifiers and Russian explanations in the dropdown for media (though the dropdown for profil has an overflow problem, too) b) there is currently no comparable problem except for Japanese, where the first entry for profile is somewhat truncated. However, 1) setting a width for a select is bad practice, setting a bad example, in a context where the length of options may vary (a lot), depending on language 2) using the em unit is of course better than e.g. the px unit, but still a problem; here the specific problem is, to a great extent, caused by the fact that the average width of Cyrillic letters is larger than that of Latin letters, since the Cyrillic alphabet has no narrow letters like "i", "l", and "t". -- Yucca, http://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/Received on Wednesday, 22 April 2009 18:03:33 UTC
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I've gotten a couple of e-mails this morning from people wanting to me tell me they thought that a national championship was settled at the 1978 Cotton Bowl.
It was, but if you ask fans from Alabama and Arkansas with long memories, it really wasn't.
That Notre Dame victory over Texas rankles long-time Longhorn fans who saw a chance to win the national championship slip through their fingers at the old stadium in Fair Park.
Notre Dame's 38-10 victory over the Longhorns was a crushing loss for Fred Akers' team . But it wasn't a winner-take-all game for the national championship. There are still a lot of fans in Alabama and Arkansas who are convinced their teams deserved the national championship that year more than the Irish.
The Crimson Tide came into the Sugar Bowl ranked third, two spots ahead of the Irish. Alabama's 35-6 victory over Ohio State in their bowl game was every bit as impressive as the Irish's 38-10 triumph over Earl Campbell and Texas.
And No. 2 Oklahoma saw its national title hope blow up in a stunning 31-6 loss to Arkansas in the Orange Bowl.
It was perhaps the weirdest year in modern college football history. Six teams finished the season with one loss with Alabama, Arkansas, Notre Dame, and Texas, plus Penn State and Kentucky all finishing in the final AP top six with one loss apiece. Notre Dame lost to Mississippi, who lost to Alabama, who lost to Nebraska, who lost to Oklahoma, who lost to Arkansas, who lost to Texas who lost to Notre Dame. Penn State lost to Kentucky and Kentucky lost to Baylor who had lost to Texas, Arkansas, and Nebraska.
It made voting for the national champion after the season a royal mess. It was so bad that one Associated Press voter split his first-place ballot after the bowls into thirds, giving Notre Dame, Alabama and Arkansas part of his vote.
It's a little misleading for the Cotton Bowl folks to claim the 1978 game as one that settled a national championship. Probably only in Notre Dame coach Dan Devine's wildest dreams did he hope he could sneak out of the Cotton Bowl with a national title.
So it's correct to say that the last "winner-take-all" national college football championship game to be settled in Texas was the 1964 Cotton Bowl game. In that one, No. 1 Texas throttled No. 2 Navy from the opening drive and cruised to a 28-6 victory over the Midshipmen.
Thankfully, we've gotten a lot smarter moving forward.
The College Football Playoff might not have the most imaginative name.
But at least it will get the job done as far as determining a champion.
There shouldn't be many questions that the game scheduled at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington on Jan. 12, 2015, will be for the undisputed national championship.
I can't wait.


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According to Advertising Age, MINI USA is launching an ad agency review. Nothing unusual about that. When client/agency relationships fray, search consultants like myself are often called in to manage reviews.
What's highly unusual in this case though, is the statement issued by Mini USA that accompanied the pink slip. In a moment reminiscent of the George Steinbrenner-Billy Martin "Billy-you're-fired, Billy-you're-hired" circus, the MINI USA marketing people poured praised the current agency, while disassociating themselves from the Purchasing department at MINI USA's parent BMW, that mandated the review. In a press release Marketing stated :
"MINI USA has been very satisfied with [the agency] services. They have helped support Mini's growth over the years with groundbreaking, never-been-done-before creative. We are simply adhering to BMW Group corporate purchasing procedures by going to [Request For Proposal]."
By all accounts, MINI USA seems happy with the agency. MINI sales were up in double digits last year, its best ever according to the press release, and its advertising is a perennial effectiveness awards winner.
The incumbent agency wisely announced that it would participate in the review and defend. Incumbent agencies often defend, but retaining an account after it goes into review is another matter. In less than 5% of reviews the incumbent manages to actually keep the account. In this case, given the public endorsement which the incumbent agency has already received from the MINI USA marketing people who are, ostensibly, the ones responsible for the agency selection, it does make sense for the incumbent to defend.
Should other agencies want to join this review, given that MINI USA has already expressed a strong, and public preference for the incumbent agency? That's up to them. New business wins are essential to for agency's health, both fiscally and for morale. However, chasing accounts indiscriminately, can often do more harm than good.
Instead, agencies should put a greater focus on organic growth, increasing revenues from existing accounts. And new-business directors need to focus not only on growth, but also on how that growth can be achieved efficiently and without waste. Agencies sometimes are too willing to role the dice and pitch, and invest significant resources when doing so.
The most important word for an agency when it comes to new business is "No." Sometimes agencies mistake their convictions for the client's. Learning when you can't win and saying "no" can change your conversion ratio exponentially. Because, saying "yes" to every call and RFP that comes in is not a good business plan.
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Come ye to honor Selviergard's Baroness. She has asked that all fighters answer Her call to a "bear pit" style tournament that will be held to determine Her Champion.
All rapier fighters and archers are invited to show their skill to win the prestige of being the Baroness' Champions for the upcoming year. An A&S competition will commence for holy relics/reliquaries in any mode, bonus points for documentation. There will also be a scribal workshop taught by Sir Viresse'. Please RSVP tent type/size to the Event Steward. No food will be provided so please plan accordingly.
Site Information: 5913 N. Solitude St. / Wasilla, AK / 99623. Site opens 6pm Friday and closes 6pm Sunday. Site fee will be $10 members ($5 NMS), children (ages 5 – 15) $5, under 5 free, family cap $30. Please make checks payable to "SCA, Inc. Barony of Selviergard". Site is discretely wet.
Event Steward: Heleyne of Aveberia email@example.com
Directions: Take the Parks Hwy to Church Road, go to the end (4 miles) to West Schrock Road and turn left, just past the Little Su River Bridge turn right on Sitze (at the mailboxes), turn right on Softwind, just past the Swiftwater Creek bridge turn right on N. Solitude St., site is the first driveway on the left.