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Canton, OH (Sports Network) - Bruce Smith, who spent most of his career chasing quarterbacks as an All-Pro defensive end with the Buffalo Bills, and longtime Pittsburgh Steelers defensive back Rod Woodson were among the six new members of the Pro Football Hall of Fame inducted Saturday.
Smith and Woodson, eligible for the first time, were inducted along with linebacker Derrick Thomas, guard Randall McDaniel, wide receiver Bob Hayes and Buffalo Bills owner Ralph Wilson, Jr. Thomas and Hayes were inducted posthumously.
The 2009 class increases the number of all-time greats permanently honored in the Pro Football Hall of Fame to 253.
Smith, the first overall pick in the 1985 draft by the Buffalo Bills, is the NFL's all-time sack leader with 200. A member of both the NFL's All-Decade Teams of the 1980s and 1990s, Smith was named first-team All-Pro nine times and voted to 11 Pro Bowls.
"I have come full circle," Smith said. "By the grace of God I stand before you today. This induction into the Hall of Fame marks my passage into football's immortality."
The Virginia Tech product also played for the Washington Redskins in a career that spanned 1985-2003. He recorded 10 or more sacks in a record 13 seasons and helped the Bills reach four consecutive Super Bowls.
Woodson played for four different teams in 17 NFL seasons, but spent the majority of his career with Pittsburgh. The Steelers selected him with the 10th overall pick of the 1987 draft and he played 10 seasons with Pittsburgh before moving on to San Francisco, Baltimore and Oakland.
"It's an honor. I thought about what I was going to say, but to be on this stage, it's a whirlwind," Woodson said. "It's more than putting on the jacket -- it's being part of the elite team of pro football. I'm very humbled."
Woodson was a member of the NFL's 75th Anniversary Team in 1994 and was selected to the NFL's All-Decade Team of the 1990s. He intercepted 71 passes, which he returned for an NFL record 1,483 yards and a record 12 touchdowns, and was named All-Pro six times and voted to 11 Pro Bowls.
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Thomas, who spent all 11 of his seasons with the Kansas City Chiefs, amassed more sacks during the 1990s than any other player. He was selected to nine Pro Bowls, named All-NFL three times, and was All-AFC seven times in an eight-year stretch.
"The characteristics that set him apart on the football field were his endurance, his determination and his sportsmanship," said his mother, Edith Morgan. "Derrick would just come through and change the course of the game because the quarterback never knew where he was coming from."
The Chiefs selected Thomas with the fourth overall pick of the 1989 draft and the Alabama product finished his career with 126 1/2 sacks. He had 20 alone in 1990, including an NFL record seven in a game against Seattle.
Thomas was a member of the NFL's All-Decade Team of the 1990s. He tragically died from injuries sustained in a car accident in 2000 at the age of 33.
McDaniel was named All-Pro nine straight seasons and voted to a record 12 consecutive AFC-NFC Pro Bowls during his 14-season career with the Minnesota Vikings (1988-1999) and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2000-01).
"Wow. It's impossible to imagine a moment like this. It really defies words," McDaniel said. "In my wildest dreams, I could never imagine standing here today. To me, this moment (allows me to) have an opportunity to celebrate everyone who helped make this journey."
Hayes, a gold medalist track star in the 1964 Summer Olympics, combined his world class speed with great hands to change the game during his 11 seasons with Dallas and San Francisco. "Bullet Bob," a three-time All-Pro pick, caught 371 career passes for 7,414 yards and 71 touchdowns.
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Known as the World's Fastest Human for his two gold medals in the 1964 Olympics, Hayes stretched the field with his speed. His 71 career TD catches remain a Cowboys club record. He died in 2002 at the age of 59.
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"(I had a choice of five different cities) of where I could place my franchise (in the AFL), and I picked Buffalo," Wilson said. "It was a lucky pick because over the years, they have supported the team in Buffalo beyond our fondest dreams. And without the support, I wouldn't be on this platform tonight."
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The Selection Committee made the choices from a list of 15 modern-era finalists and two Senior Committee finalists. A positive vote of 80 percent was necessary for election.
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Tomorrow, Tuesday, on Election Day, Washington State voters will consider the question "Yes On 522: To Label Genetically-Modified Foods." The agribusiness and grocery industries have set a fundraising record against the consumer choice proposal. We only know the full details of their spending because the Attorney General of Washington had to sue the Grocery Manufacturers of America, key backers of the "No on 522" committee, to enforce compliance with campaign finance disclosure laws. Here is WashPIRG's video urging consumers to vote yes for labeling GMO food.
The right to choose your food based on whether it is grown naturally, or genetically engineered, is a right that American consumers want and all European citizens already have. But at the behest of the powerful agribusiness industry, U.S. trade negotiators could take it away from all of us on both sides of the Atlantic as they sit behind mostly closed doors to negotiate a secretive deal known as the TransAtlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP). "Mostly-closed doors"? Well, yes. The U.S. negotiators have let some 600 or more corporate special interest "advisors" in on the negotiations. There is one public interest "advisor," president emeritus Rhoda Karpatkin of Consumers Union. No one else can see or disclose draft documents or sit in on meetings.
U.S. PIRG is among the consumer groups pushing back against the idea of using secretive trade negotiations as a tool to reduce consumer protections. Last week, in Brussels, as members of the Trans Atlantic Consumer Dialogue, or TACD.org, we co-hosted an open conference, "The TransAtlantic Trade and Investment Partnership: can it bring benefits to the people?" In the photo at top right, my TACD co-chair, Monique Goyens, Director-General of BEUC, the European Consumer Organization, and I welcome conference participants.
The event was attended by over 200 government, consumer and industry officials. The speakers included leading U.S. and European trade and consumer officials as well as leaders from consumer groups. Here is the pdf summary report from the conference (and the agenda). At the event, attendees first heard keynote presentations from the chief U.S. and European TTIP negotiators, Assistant U.S. Trade Representative Dan Mullaney and Ignacio Garcia-Bercero of the European Commission's Directorate General for Trade and from U.S. Federal Trade Commission Chairwoman Edith Ramirez and her European counterpart Neven Mimica, the European Commissioner for Consumer Policy. Then, various experts discussed the major issues, with audience interaction. In the foreground of the audience photo at left, clockwise from left, see EU Commissioner Mimica, FTC Chairwoman Ramirez, USTR's Dan Mullaney and Public Citizen president Rob Weissman. In the right bottom photo, Ignacio Garcia-Bercero (l) and Dan Mullaney take audience questions. (All photos courtesy BEUC.)
In addition to panels debating specific consumer protection issues, such as GMO labeling, financial regulations and privacy, the conference placed emphasis on two other major concerns: the non-transparency/secrecy of the negotiations and a so-called investor-state dispute resolution provision of the draft TTIP that would grant powerful special interests equivalence to governments to challenge trade provisions in non-judicial tribunals. No similar powers are being considered for consumer, environmental, labor or other non-corporate interests.
The U.S. government's strongest pro-consumer position in these negotiations is to keep all Dodd-Frank Financial Reform and Consumer Protection Act improvements passed after 2008 financial collapse off the TTIP table. But on matters including investor-state resolution, privacy, chemical and food safety standards, and transparency of the negotiations, consumer leaders are very concerned about the U.S. posture.
Rhoda Karpatkin, President Emeritus of Consumers Union in the US, highlighted that a trade agreement which touches upon all areas of interest for consumers – from the regulation of food to chemicals to financial services - cannot be negotiated behind closed doors by officials and then presented to legislators as "take it or leave it". The recent failure of the ACTA agreement showed that the demands and expectations of civil society cannot be ignored.
In our concluding remarks, Monique Goyens and I reemphasized the importance of consumer engagement in the trade negotiations process:
In summing up the day's events, Monique Goyens, Director General of BEUC and EU Chair of TACD, highlighted a hotly debated topic that formed a common thread across the various policy discussions, namely the proposed inclusion of Investor State Dispute Resolution provisions in the TTIP: "A core concern we have with this trade deal is the suggestion of an investor/state dispute resolution system which would allow companies to sue governments for financial compensation. This brazen approach leaves open the possibility of private judgments being passed, outside of court, over governments' future efforts to tighten up consumer protection. Such resolution schemes veer perilously close to what would essentially be corporate courts, preserving such interests over and above the public good."
Ed Mierzwinski, Consumer Programme Director of the US Federation of Public Interest Research Groups (US PIRG) and US Chair of TACD, raised again the issue of transparency in his closing remarks: "Trade negotiators need to understand that corporate special interests have a plan to hijack their treaty and use it to undercut hard-fought, democratically approved privacy, food safety and other consumer rights unless their negotiations are transparent and strongly consider the views and needs of consumers on both sides of the pond."
The TTIP negotiations have just begun. There is still a chance to repair them. But as Yves Smith and Dean Baker explained on Bill Moyers and Company this week, the nearly-completed Trans-Pacific Partnership provides a stark warning that our concerns about the TTIP are real:
"Both have written extensively about the TPP and tell Bill the pact actually has very little to do with free trade. Instead, says Dean Baker, co-director of the Center for Economic and Policy Research, "This really is a deal that's being negotiated by corporations for corporations and any benefit it provides to the bulk of the population of this country will be purely incidental." Yves Smith, an investment banking expert who runs the Naked Capitalism blog adds: "There would be no reason to keep it so secret if it was in the interest of the public."
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Shanghai, China, August the 31st 2010--- Specialty chemical producer Rhodia, the French National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS), the Ecole Normale Superieure of Lyon (ENSL) and the East China Normal University (ECNU) of Shanghai have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to strengthen their scientific collaboration focused on "green" chemistry.
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Underscoring its sustainability strategy, a third of Rhodia's sales are from products that help customers to reduce their carbon footprint. Ninety percent of Rhodia's major innovation projects are directly related to the challenges of sustainable development.
With a presence in China that spans 30 years, Rhodia operates one of its five major research centers in Shanghai. Opened in 2008, this laboratory today employs more than a hundred researchers. Here, Rhodia develops new products that meet the needs of Chinese consumers and industrial customers, especially in electronics, plastics, and formulations for personal care, home care and agricultural applications. Researchers are also working to improve the carbon footprint of Rhodia's production sites, and to develop new and more effective eco-friendly production processes.
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Pro Infirmis is a Swiss organization that helps people with disabilities. For their new Get Closer ad, created by Jung von Matt/Limmat agency, they've conducted an experiment that involves a man, Fabian, dressed in a teddy bear costume giving out hugs on the street. Stick around 'til the end for the punchline.
A man rides a shopping cat at a Russian supermarket and fails miserably.
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Oil price rises again as investors track Europe
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The price of oil rose for a second straight day Tuesday as European leaders tried to find a way to clean up their financial mess.
Benchmark oil rose 31 cents to finish US$84.29 per barrel in New York.
The small gains over the past two days came after the price fell more than 8 per cent last week as gloomy economic data from the U.S., China and Europe raised questions about the strength of demand for oil and other energy-related products.
Finance ministers and central bank presidents of the world's seven wealthiest countries held an emergency conference call Tuesday to discuss options being considered by European leaders, but no substantive details were announced.
The U.S. has said it expects to see more action in the next two weeks to strengthen the European banking system.
The financial crisis is affecting nations that do business with Europe. Some U.S. business owners have said that their sales were hurt by Europe's weak economy.
That's one reason they pulled back on hiring in May. Europe also is a major destination for exports from China, which is the world's second-largest economy behind the U.S. China is rolling out a stimulus program to help offset its economic slowdown.
A fresh sign of Europe's weakening economy came Tuesday as Markit Economics reported that its composite Purchasing Managers' Index for countries that use the euro fell last month from April. It was the steepest rate of decline in the region's manufacturing and services production since June 2009.
In the U.S., service companies grew at a slightly faster pace last month. The Institute for Supply Management said that its index of non-manufacturing activity rose to 53.7 last month from 53.5 in April. A reading above 50 indicates expansion. The survey covers retail, construction, financial services, health care and hotels, among other non-manufacturing businesses.
Most analysts expect demand for oil and other energy products to remain weak until there is a clear idea of how European leaders plan to control the financial crisis. U.S. oil supplies are at the highest level since 1990 while natural gas inventories are nearly 35 per cent above the five-year average.
Brent crude, used to price international varieties of oil, dropped 1 cent to end at $98.84 in London.
In other energy futures trading, heating oil rose less than a penny to end at $2.63 per gallon, gasoline rose 1.4 cents to finish at $2.68 per gallon and natural gas rose 3.1 cents to $2.45 per 1,000 cubic feet.
At the pump, gasoline prices continue to fall. The national average for a gallon of regular fell 1.5 cents Tuesday to $3.57, according to AAA, Wright Express and the Oil Price Information Service. That's about 21 cents less than a month ago.
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CLARION - The Ridgway Elkers defeated the Sewickley Academy Panthers by a 48-40 score to advance to the second round of the PIAA Class A boys' tournament.
The Elkers will meet the Kennedy Catholic squad next Tuesday at a site and time to be announced. Kennedy Catholic defeated Cornell by a 64-53 score.
The Elkers were able to use a pressing defense in the first half of last night's contest to build a 10-4 lead after the first eight minutes and take a 21-12 halftime lead.
In the second half, Sewickley outscored the Elkers by a 28-27 margin to cut Ridgway's final margin of victory to 48-40.
CLARION – The big floor at Clarion University isn't always rough on the Johnsonburg Rams.
Less than one week removed from losing the district title game at Tippin Gymnasium against rival Ridgway, the Rams bounced back in the first round of the Class A state basketball playoffs with a 57-47 win over Bishop Carroll.
The Huskies (14-13) were able to control the game early on but a late rally in the second quarter gave the Rams (23-5) the halftime lead; they extended their advantage in the third quarter and held off a late Bishop Carroll rally for a 10-point win.
A post-sentencing hearing for Lawrence Earl Donachy, 36, of St. Marys, was continued to a later time and date as announced by Elk County Court of Common Pleas President Judge Richard Masson on Friday morning.
In October, a 12-member Butler County jury found Donachy guilty of second-degree murder, rape, burglary and aggravated assault in the April 5-6, 1999 homicide of Irene Challingsworth, a 56-year-old St. Marys beautician. The lengthy trial took place inside the Elk County Courthouse in Ridgway.
ST. MARYS - A new service offered by Life and Independence for Today (LIFT) will help people with disabilities gain valuable work experience and give them an insight into different careers.
Seniors residing in St. Marys are encouraged to apply for the newly established Gloria Jean McAllister Kneidel and Patrick Charles Jessup postsecondary scholarship.
The fund is being established by Eileen Kneidel Miller, daughter of the late Gloria Jean McAllister Kneidel.
"The scholarship was established because I wanted the most important person in my life, my mom, remembered. She was a wonderful woman and loved by so many. Also for my daughter Alyssa's favorite cousin to be remembered because she thinks of him very often," Kneidel said.
At 2 a.m. on Sunday March, 11, daylight saving time begins for 2012, with clocks springing forward and many Americans finding themselves deprived of an hour of sleep and noticing a darker sky on their Monday morning commute.
Dickinson Center's annual campaign for the Autism Awareness Charity Ball is once again under way. The campaign kicked off, last week with the group receiving a $1,000 donation from representatives of Northwest Savings Bank.
The 2012 charity event is scheduled to be held on June 15 at The Red Fern from 6 p.m. to 12 a.m. This year's Autism Awareness Charity Ball will feature a performance by Jack Garrett and The Swingin' Starz.
Richard J. "Dick" Feidler, 85, a resident of DuBois Nursing Home and formerly of 1188 Million Dollar Highway, Kersey, died Friday, March 9, 2012 at the DuBois Nursing Home. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by the Lynch-Radkowski Funeral Home.
Ruth E. DeSalve, 95, of DeSalve Road, Penfield, died at home late Thursday, March 8, 2012 after a lengthy illness.
She was born Feb. 7, 1917 in Buffalo, N.Y., daughter of the late Louis and Josephine (Ramback) Aures. On July 1, 1936, she married William DeSalve, who preceded her in death March 9, 2008. Â
She is survived by three children, Joyce (Francis E.) Klaiber and Judy (Jerry) Smart, both of Penfield, and by Terry DeSalve of DuBois; nine grandchildren; and nine great-grandchildren. She was the last surviving member of her immediate family.
The Elk County Solid Waste Authority wants to be part of the emerging market for recycling PET thermoform plastic and is currently looking into participating in a grant project that would result in them collecting the material and shipping it to a more high-tech facility across the state.
Elk County Recycling/Solid Waste Coordinator Bekki Titchner recently explained that the authority has the potential to be part of a $25,000 grant that the Pennsylvania Recycling Markets Center received in hopes of developing a successful collection program for this type of plastic.


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Connecting Christ's Victory and My Obedience
Herman Ridderbos, Studies in Scripture and Its Authority (1978), 83–4:
The meaning of Christ's self-sacrifice provides the New Testament message of reconciliation with a depth-dimension of which the church may never lose sight. To slight this dimension is to lose touch with the very mystery of the gospel.
It is hardly surprising, therefore, that many who live out of this mystery of salvation and who find there the only consolation for life and death view with suspicion any new ideas putting all the emphasis on what our lives ought to reveal, instead of emphasizing what Christ has done, once and for all, in our place. Is this not a radical shift in focus? And ought we not rather to count as nothing all human effort so that we focus our attention and faith exclusively on what Christ, by his death and resurrection, has fully done, once and for all, in our place?
To think that way is to run the risk of making a serious mistake.
For although we are completely correct to stress the expiatory and atoning effect of Christ's sacrifice as the focal point of the biblical account of reconciliation, we may not restrict the power of that sacrifice to what Christ once suffered and performed in our place. We refer again to the victorious power of Christ's death and resurrection in his battle against the powers and demons which, as God's adversaries, chained persons to their service. But this victory not only affects Satan and his subjects; the suffering and death of Christ also exert a liberating and renewing power in the lives of all who believe in him. The effect of this sacrifice is not only that it frees us from the guilt and punishment of sin, but also that it subjects us to Christ's regime. Reconciliation means that the world — all things, man included — is again put right with God.
Where The New Creation Has Come To Light
From Herman Ridderbos's classic book Paul: An Outline of His Theology, page 57:
Paul's kerygma [message] of the great time of salvation that has dawned in Christ is above all determined by Christ's death and resurrection. It is in them that the present aeon has lost its power and hold on the children of Adam and that the new things have come. For this reason, too, the entire unfolding of the salvation that has dawned with Christ again and again harks back to his death and resurrection, because all the facets in which this salvation appears and all the names by which it is described are ultimately nothing other than the unfolding of what this all-important breakthrough of life in death, of the kingdom of God in this present world, contains within itself. Here all lines come together, and from hence the whole Pauline proclamation of redemption can be described in its unity and coherence. Paul's preaching, so we have seen, is "eschatology," because it is preaching the fulfilling redemptive work of God in Christ. We might be able to delimit this further, to a certain extent schematically, by speaking of Paul's "resurrection-eschatology." For it is in Christ's death and subsequent resurrection that the mystery of the redemptive plan of God has manifested itself in its true character and that the new creation has come to light.


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MCMELC (Mark Christian Ministry Early Learning Center) is under the leadership of 1st Lady Towanna Mark and has been a childcare ministry for children ages 1 - 5 years since April 15, 2002.
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WASHINGTON (AP/WBOC)- A federal safety board is recommending that all states require ignition interlock devices for convicted drunk drivers, including first-time offenders. The five-member National Transportation Safety Board said the devices are currently the best available solution to reducing drunk driving deaths, which account for about a third of the nation's 32,000 traffic deaths each year. In particular, the board cited a new study by its staff that found some 360 people a year are killed in wrong-way driving crashes on high-speed highways. The study concluded that 69 percent of wrong-way drivers had blood alcohol levels above the legal limit of .08. Seventeen states already have laws requiring use of the device by all convicted drunk drivers.
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SALINAS, Calif. - On Wednesday, September 11, 2013 Hartnell College will hold a 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony at 12:30 p.m. The program will take place at Steinbeck Hall in the Student Center located at 411 Central Avenue in Salinas, CA. This event is open to the public.
Hartnell College remembers the 2,973 lives lost 12 years ago during the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001. This is a day of remembrance, reflection, and learning for the college and the surrounding community.
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It can be argued that the execution of [14 year old George Stinney in 1944] was a social aberration from a bygone era. A simple anomaly. An isolated case that 'fell through the cracks.' A repulsive event from a period when America was still suffering from racial and social ignorance. Surely, as a society, the United States has progressed far beyond the days of when it tolerated the State sanctioned execution of children, has it not?
… Lt. Col. Marion "Ced" Carrington, Commander of 1st Battalion, 508th Parachute Infantry Regiment, states, "It kind of opens our aperture. In addition to looking for military-age males, it's looking for children with potential hostile intent" as well. While the Lt. Col would not elaborate on what exactly are the rules of engagement when encountering potential child combatants, reassuringly he tells us that he advises the soldiers serving under him to use "courageous restraint."
Apparently this "courageous restraint" was lacking on October 14, 2012, when US Marines operating in Helmand province requested, and got clearance for, an airstrike on "shadowy figures" thought to be in the process of setting up an improvised explosive device (IED). The assailants killed in the strike turned out to be three children who were 12, 10 and 8 years old.
The International Security Assistance Force (ISAF), a part of NATO and the organization that is nominally in command of the war (the reality being, of course, that it is a US led affair), said that it may have "accidentally killed three innocent Afghan civilians." Family members of the victims reported that the children were sent to gather dung, which is used for fuel.
America's first war in Iraq and its associated sanctions are believed to have resulted in the deaths of over half a million children. America's second war in Iraq is believed to have resulted in the deaths of over 600,000 Iraqis (most of them between the ages of 15 and 44). America's targeted drone attacks in the Tribal Regions between Afghanistan and Pakistan have reportedly killed between 474 and 881 civilians, including 176 children
If these were the actions of China, Russia, Iran, or any other country on Earth, we would be able to see them clearly for what they are. War crimes and crimes against humanity of the highest order. We would also realize that they are the actions of a society that is in moral decline.
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Modbury is a town and parish in the South Hams region of the English county of Devon. It is situated on the A379 road, which links it to Plymouth and Kingsbridge. The current parish population is approximately 1,500.
The name Modbury is a corruption of the Anglo-Saxon name, Moot burgh from 'Moot' meaning either 'Mud' or 'Meeting' and 'Bury' meaning 'Fortified Enclosure'.
Modbury is recorded in the Domesday Book.
The population of the town was greatly reduced as a consequence of the Black Death.
Katherine 'Kat' Ashley née Champernowne (? – 1565) governess to Elizabeth I was probably born in or near the village.
John Batterson Stetson, founder of the Stetson cowboy hat company in the US, is descended from Modbury natives Robert Stetson and Honour Tucker (who emigrated to Massachusetts c. 1634).[2]
Manor of Whympston[edit]
As the 17th-century Fortescue mural monument in the parish church of Weare Giffard states, "Whympstone" (modern spelling "Whympston") in the parish of Modbury is the oldest known home of the Fortescue family, influential in British and West Country history. The manor of Whympston is thought to have been granted to them by King John in 1209, but according to Hoskins[3] they were already in the district in about 1140 when Ralph Fortescue donated some land to Modbury Priory at about the time of its foundation. Writing in 1797 Rev. John Swete stated it was then owned by Paul Treby Esq.[4] In 1862 the estate was owned by Nicholas Pitts of South Allington, and the country mansion called Whympston House was purchased in 1916 by the Plymouth Co-Operative Society Ltd. as a holiday home for its members. The sale catalogue of 1915 lists the following:[5]
"Whymspton Estate, Stubston Estate, Lower Little Modbury Estate, Stoliford Estate, Challonscoombe Estate, Damerelscoombe Estate, Easton Estate, Bray's Wood (otherwise Braieswood) Tenement, Houghton Estate, Chantry Estate, Idestone Estate, Great Gate Estate, Alston Estate, fields called Tongue and South Down, several fields with barn and cattle linhays near Idestone Cross, Will Street meadow and pond in Loddiswell, Modbury, Aveton Gifford, Bigbury, Loddiswell and Malborough"
In 1925 the Co-Op sold the estate, as detailed in a sale catalogue of that year:[6]
"Whympston Estate including Stoliford Farm; Lower Little Modbury Farm; Stubston Farm; Whympston House and Farm, Modbury"
The site in 2012 at the end of a private lane marked "Whympston" comprises a small settlement of a modern-looking farmhouse with older farm buildings and two modern bungalows nearby.
Civil War[edit]
It was the site of two battles in the English Civil War. The first battle was a minor royalist victory on 9 December 1642, when a small Royalist force put to flight a smaller Parliamentarian force.
The second Battle of Modbury occurred on 21 February 1643 when the Royalists forces, expecting an attack by Parliamentarian forces assembled at nearby Kingsbridge, had fortified the town. Outnumbered approximately four to one, and running short of ammunition, the royalists retreated. This victory was largely instrumental in the lifting of the Siege of Plymouth, and the driving of the encircling Royalist forces into Cornwall.
19th century[edit]
By 1801, the population of Modbury had risen to 1,813, with almost half engaged in the wool trade. The impact of the mechanisation of the wool industry was to have a dramatic effect on the economic prosperity and population of the town in the mid-1820s and later. Many workers left the town and headed to large cities in search of employment; others left the country altogether, emigrating to America.
The railway line bypassed Modbury, contributing still further to this decline. Modbury remained an important market town until as late as 1944 when the cattle market ceased.
Plastic bag ban[edit]
In April 2007 local traders declared that for environmental reasons, they would no longer give customers plastic bags.[7][8][9] This initiative led to other communities, such as Ilam in Staffordshire and Hebden Bridge in West Yorkshire, to pursue similar enterprises.[10]
Modbury Rovers FC[edit]
Modbury has a recreation field with a football pitch, tennis courts, and a tarmac all-weather surface used mainly for skateboarding. This is the home of Modbury Rovers, who are managed by Alex Pitcher and compete in the Plymouth and West Devon Combination League.
- ^ "Parish Headcounts". The Office for National Statistics. 1 April 2001. Retrieved 26 October 2010.
- ^ Stetson Kindred/History
- ^ Hoskins, W.G., Devon, 1954
- ^ Gray, Todd & Rowe, Margery (Eds.), Travels in Georgian Devon: The Illustrated Journals of the Reverend John Swete, 1789–1800, vol.3, Tiverton, 1999, p.113
- ^ Plymouth & West Devon Record Office Archives 1096/114 1915
- ^ Plymouth & West Devon Record Office Archives 1096/278 1925
- ^ Vidal, John (28 April 2007). "Welcome to Modbury. Just don't ask for a plastic bag". The Guardian. Retrieved 15 August 2011.
- ^ Elliott, Valerie (28 April 2007). "Modbury (pop 1,553) is first to ban plastic bags". The Times. Retrieved 15 August 2011.
- ^ Barkham, Patrick (12 May 2007). "World asks town that banned the plastic bag: how can we do it too?". The Guardian. Retrieved 15 August 2011.
- ^ Sunday Telegraph 22 July 2007 2, 406 pC12
External links[edit]
- Visit Modbury – Shops and Businesses
- Modbury Heritage
- Modbury Information
- Modbury News
- Modbury Music Festival
- Aerial photo of Modbury in 1930, part of a series


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III Forks, 501 Silks Run, Hallandale Beach: Prime bone-in rib-eye $29.95; 954-457-3920.
Bianca at the Delano, 1685 Collins Ave., Miami Beach: Brunch with beer flight, St. Joseph's Day pastry and complimentary glass of sangria; 11 a.m.-4 p.m.; $75, kids under 12 $35; 305-674-5752.
Big City Tavern, 609 E. Las Olas Blvd., Fort Lauderdale: 50 percent off beers (maximum of two) with purchase of entrée; kids under 10 eating with dad get free dish from children's menu; 954-727-0307.
Bourbon Steak at Turnberry Isle: Free glass of bourbon for dads who dine; 19999 West Country Club Dr., Aventura; 786- 279-6600.
Cantina Laredo, 501 Silks Run, Hallandale Beach: 16-ounce rib-eye steak discounted to $19.99; 954-457-7662.
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Morton's The Steakhouse: Three-course menu $69; 305-442-1662 Coral Gables, 305-400-9990 Brickell.
RA Sushi, 5829 SW 73rd St., South Miami: all-day happy hour Sunday with $2.25-$7.25 bar bites and $3-$7 drink specials; 305-341-0092.
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Steak 954, W Hotel, 401 N. Fort Lauderdale Beach Blvd., Fort Lauderdale: Free hand-rolled cigar for Dad 1-4 p.m.; 954-414-8333.
Terrazza at Shore Club, 1901 Collins Ave., Miami Beach: "beefed-up" brunch $38 (includes one cocktail); 305-695-3226.
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Campus safety is a vital concern for the entire St. Edward's University community. Maintaining an environment that continually demonstrates the university's values of personal respect and dignity to all is a reflection of our mission. There are a number of security measures in place to safeguard the well-being of students and staff, including:
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December 18, 1998 4:00 AM PST
USWeb founder on quest for ET truth
By John Borland
Staff Writer, CNET News
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USWeb's Firmage steps downNovember 5, 1998
USWeb, CKS Group to mergeSeptember 2, 1998
Joseph Firmage, the young founder of USWeb, is thinking a little farther outside the box than are most Silicon Valley executives.
Firmage is in the early stages of a campaign to convince the world not only that aliens exist, but that much of the world's religious traditions and recent technological advancements--from fiber optics to semiconductors--are attributable to extraterrestrial influence.
He is maintaining his position as "chief strategist" of USWeb, the successful Web consulting firm that yesterday took another step forward in its merger with the CKS Group. But his private passion has cast him in a public role as Silicon Valley's version of the X-Files' Fox Mulder--an eccentric who believes that a world-shaking truth is being hidden by a government cover-up.
"The subject of UFOs has been ridiculed with a proactive campaign of government disinformation for decades," the 28-year-old Firmage says.
Close encounters on snooze time
A year ago, after more than a decade of studying physics on his own, Firmage says he experienced an epiphany of sorts.
A year ago, after more than a decade of studying physics on his own, Firmage says he experienced an epiphany of sorts.
Exhausted by work on the USWeb IPO, he was borrowing a few extra moments of sleep from his alarm's snooze button when a glowing, Jesus-like figure appeared over his bed, he says. After a few moments of conversation about space travel--one of Firmage's pet topics--the visitor disappeared, leaving the CEO inspired by the vision.
That experience catalyzed his current campaign. He's spent a year writing a book called "The Truth," detailing his theories about extraterrestrial influence and the future of humans in space, and is now mounting a major media campaign to publicize it.
He's already spent close to $3 million advertising the book in major national newspapers, and on National Public Radio. He's begun work with several television documentary producers to create shows about the ideas. The campaign has started to drive considerable traffic to his Web site, where he has recently pre-published his book. The book itself will be out in print form early next year.
He expects to catch considerable flack for his ideas, although he says he believes people in Silicon Valley, where he is well-known as a start-up wunderkind, will read the book and do him the credit of trying to understand his ideas.
"I have no economic motive in advancing this hypothesis or these materials. I have every conceivable career disincentive for pursuing this research," he writes on his Web site. "However, this line of discovery in my opinion is more important than any individual's career, and I am putting my money where my mouth is to do this."
The Truth is bigger than you think
Much of Firmage's theory is based on documents that purport to be evidence of a government investigation--and cover-up--of spaceship crashes in the US between 1947 and 1953, including the famous Roswell incident.
Much of Firmage's theory is based on documents that purport to be evidence of a government investigation--and cover-up--of spaceship crashes in the US between 1947 and 1953, including the famous Roswell incident.
According to these documents, a group of top level military, political, and scientific figures formed a group called the "Majestic 12" to study the pieces of the alien wreckage and develop a response.
Much of the last few decades' technological advancement, from fiber optics to semiconductors, was boosted by pieces of technology taken from the crashed spacecraft and distributed to labs around the country, he says.
But his theories are much grander. He believes that alien intervention is responsible for starting most of the world's major religious traditions. His book traces the development of these faiths, casting them as extraterrestrials' efforts to lay an ethical groundwork for a future moment--possibly to arrive soon--where humans will learn to control gravity for the purpose of space flight.
Firmage supports the theories by pointing to the Majestic 12 documents, but he says he's also secured outside confirmation.
"The expression of [the theories] are my own," he says. "But much of it is information I have secured from meetings with some of the most senior military figures and senior physicists in the world?This is grounded in externally verified truth."
These corroborating figures are remaining anonymous, in part to protect their own reputations, he says. But he says some of them may step forward with their own information over the next year, as the media buzz around his ideas builds.
Wall Street can handle the Truth
Firmage left his position as CEO of US Web in early November, replaced at the company's helm by Robert Shaw, a former Oracle executive. Coincidentally, this was shortly after word of his extracurricular activities started to leak out to the financial world. But the Shaw move was reportedly in the works for some time, according to analysts.
Firmage left his position as CEO of US Web in early November, replaced at the company's helm by Robert Shaw, a former Oracle executive. Coincidentally, this was shortly after word of his extracurricular activities started to leak out to the financial world. But the Shaw move was reportedly in the works for some time, according to analysts.
While competitors have taken the opportunity to cast Firmage as an eccentric, financial analysts say his private activities don't cloud the firm's prospects.
Shaw is a "top-notch" operative, and is more than qualified to guide the company, said First Albany analyst Ullas Naik. "He's very well regarded. A lot of any potential negatives were avoided that way," Naik added.
But Firmage's continued position at the company is valuable, Naik said. "He's a brilliant strategist," the analyst said.
For his part, Firmage says his campaign will only gather steam as more media outlets pick up his story. He says that once government and military figures see that the facts have been put in their historical context, other people will likely begin stepping forward to confirm his story.
"Take this seriously," Firmage says. "I'm not going away."
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Yes, this review is over a year old. But, I'm attempting to catch up with all of my reviews, so bear with me.
I have been to Giuseppe's numerous times, and each visit has been awesome. It's crowded, and there's a hustle and bustle, but the staff is great and the food is fantastic.
Random treats:
- if Giuseppe happens to be there, he will be wandering from table to table, offering Limoncello shots to all of his guests. Take one, it's a fun time.
- Every 15-20 minutes, on weekend nights, there is an in-house Frank Sinatra impersonator who performs to the best of his ability. He'll even single out those women on the attractive side and attempt to serenade them.
- One of the hosts, the gentleman who has longer hair and could pass for Tony Soprano's #2, was in The DaVinci Code as an extra. Ask him about it, as it'll make his evening.
- The house red is phenomenal and on par with anything else on the menu.
- As the weekend night drags on, Giuseppe's turns into a disco tech. Stick around for drinks, singing, and lots of memories.
The food is great; from the salads, to the apps, to the entrees. The veal scaloppini is easily my favorite item on the menu.
Although a bit off the beaten path, this restaurant offers a nice meal with a friendly atmosphere at good value.
If you're looking for simple, no-fuss Italian then you're in the right place. Make sure you make a reso if you don't want to wait - this place is cozy and tends to get busy.
Not the best Italian I've had, but not the worst. It's a cute restaurant and the staff are great (on the weekends they have a guy serenading the guests...it's entertaining - in a cringing sort of way, but after a bottle or two of vino you'll be singing along).
A lovely and kind place to eat. The staff were very helpful and accommodating. We all had the fillet and were really pleased and enjoyed our experience tremendous.
Strangest experience --
The food was very basic Italian.
The uninspired house salad had mixed greens with tomatoes and cheese. The dressing was poured on at the table from the waitress -- olive oil.
The house wine was lifeless.
The house bread was tasteless served with mediocre olive oil and balsamic.
I had the house spaghetti. The spaghetti was a tasteless box variety tossed in a good tomato ragu with mixed seafood. It had a strong seafood smell that makes me worried and the shrimp were overdone. Otherwise it tasted -- well, boring.
The partner had chicken in tomato sauce and potatoes that was good. The side of spinach was, going along with the tasteless theme of the restaurant, just steamed spinach.
We received a strong lemoncello at the end that was painfully sweet and left mostly untouched.
The meal was completely forgettable. But the atmosphere was insane. For our entire meal a Frank Sinatra impersonator in a dark pinstripe suite and fedora sang standards at an earsplitting level. I want to be as nice as possible to the brave entertainer, but the pitchy off-note renditions of Frank Sinatra with only five or ten words recognizable was really rough. I wish that was the only issue, however, the windowless basement restaurant is maybe 1200 sq/ft and 'Frank' was walking around with a microphone blasting song after song. Conversation was impossible over the stadium-rock-concert ear-ringing crooning. The table next to us held their ears and loudly begged him to stop. The owner was oblivious as he was the only one clapping at the end of each horror.
The Zagat rating is a mistake; 27/30 lacks credibility.
Fantastic little Italian restaurant located in a basement on Borough High St.
Dark and warming, candlelit with cool pictures on the walls.
This old family run restaurant seems to have a fair bit of history about it and has been established for a long time. The atmosphere is very cosy and welcoming - without being stereotypical it kind of reminds me of a restaurant the Italian Mafia or Gangsters would have a meeting and meal in. There is live Jazz music. I have been told there is Elvis and Sinatra themed music most days of the week. The menu is awesome as is the wine selection. We had Garlic bread for starter and i had the Ravioli Lobster and Crab in a creamy tomato sauce with prawns - simply delicious. We shared a bottle of Shiraz Sicilia, which was a very fruity wine.
Their slogan is 'Eat well, Drink well and feel well' - and i certainly achieved all three!
There is a blackboard with a selection of specials. The Restaurant is populated by couples having an intimate meal and groups of friends/family.
The prices are fairly reasonable - this place is one to try!
This is the kind of place you'd only know about if you get taken there by someone who's already been - it's a hidden gem literally 30 seconds walk from London Bridge station, and tucked away just off the main road. You have to really look for it, take a few steps down a slightly dodgy looking alley way, and then down a staircase, but once you're in, you won't be sorry. The food is gorgeous - I can't seem to stray away from carbonara but I haven't regretted it yet, and there's a starter involving mushrooms & cheese that is divine!
The service is fab - they're never too far away or too busy to see to your every need, and then there's the jazz/swing singer (Harry Connick Jr wannabe) who serenades the lucky diners on Friday & Saturday evenings. He's loads of fun :)
Definitely go there if you want a nice romantic meal in a slightly gangster-movie setting. Thoroughly recommended.
A definition of a hole in a wall. It is off an alley near London Bridge station. I have always wondered what was in there.
You walk thru the doors and down the stairs you are transported to another place. There is a guy singing tunes like Frank Sintra songs and the service is pretty decent. The food is good. The portion size for the price is excellent.
If you want decent Italian food with a fun vibe, you must check this place out
No Shard watcher am I. Resolutely unimpressed by the see through penis substitute despite the raving of friends. I am also unhappy watching the area change beyond recognition as the monied classes roll in. Don't get me wrong, the sympathetic gentrification of Bermondsey Street, led by local businesses such as Wolff & Tay, Pizarro and the Garrison is a 'good thing', but the tourist focussed homogenisation of places like Borough Market drives me mad.
Guiseppes, hidden away in a basement and accessed through a doorway in an alley under the shadow of the monolith (though that covers a pretty broad area to be fair), is resolutely old school. Guttering candles, faded Italian travel prints, roses on dark wobbling wood tables and an Italian troubadour most nights. This is the local Italian your parents remember.
Other than a glass of Montepulciano you could strip limescale with and some thankfully unproffered neon limoncello, it seems unadventurous but pretty decent. At less than a tenner for most mains it's reasonably priced too.
We scarfed bruschetta with zingy flavoursome tomatoes and a bundle of supermarket bagged salad followed swiftly by two big plates of passable pasta and sauce. There's nothing exceptional on the menu and barring a few specials on a chalkboard, no seasonal changes to a parade of old favourites. You won't find any of the art and guile of Zucca, Tinello, L'Anima or any of the modern Italians but given the £20 a head (inc drinks and service) price tag, we weren't too bothered. It's not that kind of place.
So Guiseppes. It's where you'd eat if your quick pint at the George spans into 2 or 3, you can't get a table at Brindisa but don't fancy wandering to Bermondsey Street.
And it's in a basement. Gentrify that. I dare you...
It's not every day you stumble across an Italian resto with an Elvis impersonator.
I have NO IDEA if this is a good thing. I was in a foul mood the day I wound up here, and I left feeling happy and giggly (that might have also been helped by the wine), but there's a vibe in here, and it's fun. A little confused - I don't think we were the only first timers in here and someone belting out hits while you nibble on olives is strange if you're not expecting it. But it was a Monday, and it turns out Mondays are vastly improved by Elvis' giving you flowers. From the table next to you. Who knew?
That's my lasting impression of the evening. I had to rack my brains to remember my meal, but it was a chicken and asparagus thing (too much cheese for my liking, but pretty tasty). The food was average but the meal with wine and starters came to about £15. I don't care - I was serenaded by an Elvis impersonator.
I'll start right off by acknowledging we're from DC, but still like to think we're not barbarians. Went to Giuseppe's with our little one, expecting to be tolerated at best. The waitress was lovely and they sensibly brought bread & dipping oil right away, with a prompt and friendly refill when necessary. The service was excellent, friendly and efficient, probably the best we've had in London so far.
The menu contains a number of old favorites, expected but not boring. The portions are large even by American standards. But best of all, the food was very satisfying. The bruschetta made the best of May tomatoes with good marinating. The classic spaghetti Bolognese was rich tasting as it should be, but had a brightness that many lack. Veal scallopine was thin and crisp. Little one ate a whole stuffed garlic portobello mushroom with toasted mozzarella, plus many other things.
During the meal, a man played classic crooner songs on a electric guitar. Not so loud we couldn't talk, nice. Very cheesy, but like cheese, strangely pleasing. Our waitress took a turn at a song from Cabaret, dedicated to our little one. Fun. Not a cheap meal, but an excellent value. We're likely to return before our trip is done.
A charming little underground Italian bistro close to London Bridge. They have live music most nights, Monday night being Elvis night and the food is fine and reasonably priced. Somehow it all feels a little kitsch and stuck in the 1970s but it's a lot of fun, the service is good and it won't make your wallet weep.
Went here on a Friday night after a local recommended it. Was confused at first, had to stand on the stairs to wait for a table, the guy seating people was clearly more interested in the group of chicks behind me and sat them first. No worries though as we were seated pretty quickly. Drink service was fast, but took forever to get the food order in. Didn't really matter since the mafioso singer guy was belting out some Sinatra. This place has a totally unique vibe.
Onto the food. Got the Antipasto Italiano which was awesome (can't really go wrong with salted meats and Parmesan cheese). The house red was relatively cheap and pretty decent. For dinner, had the Veal Milanese served with spaghetti bolognese which was great. All around an excellent meal with a great ambiance. Not for the faint of heart.
Should be called 'Awful Place'. Dull and grubby, over expensive, staff who can't be bothered, especially when it comes to remembering your order. Not welcoming at all. Food just basic, couldnt taste any garlic just salt. Mirror on the wall with 'Our Cellar' logo on it we sure felt like we were in one! Thank goodness it wasn't for a special occasion!!
Exactly as advertised. An old fashioned 'hole in the wall' Italian restaurant. I had the minestrone soup to start and the the spaghetti bolognese. I am not sure if you would call it cutting edge haut cuisine, but it was very good for what it was. Complete with a singer doing standards
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