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Thursday, October 9, 2014
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Labels: Autism, Epilepsy, Seizures, Thursday's HER Day
Tuesday, October 7, 2014
Weekend Wrap Up: The Autism Walk
The past week hasn't been the most awesome over here in "Holland," but Saturday morning certainly made up for it. Our county's annual Autism Walk was a big success! We love being part of this walk because the proceeds stay in our local community and go directly to programs and services that improve the quality of life for children, teens and ADULTS living with Autism.
Since CB was 8-years old, we have been doing some type of Autism Walk. Our team has always been just us - me, Dr. Fab and our kids. But on today's walk, we had a couple new walkers join us which meant the world to me!! Thank you to our friends Les and Susan for the generous donation AND your emotional support at the walk!!
The foundation that organizes this walk always does such a great job making it a fun and family-friendly day. When I told the girls we were walking this weekend, they were all like "YAY!!" I'd like to think that it had more to do with CB than the free cotton candy, popcorn, donuts, music and other entertainment but... they are KIDS after all.
CB started out strong. Here she is all like "Let's DO this!"
About 3 minutes into it she's all like "I'm hot and tired. I quit." But since she can't exactly SAY that, she tells me by spitting and dropping to the ground and scratching me.
But she really hung in there. Walking isn't her thing and she had her moments but overall she did as well as I could have hoped.
At the event, I was able to meet author Kristin Arniotis and her son Billy. Kristin is the mother of four boys and was inspired to write "I Have Autism and That's Okay" by her now 8-year old son Billy. Billy is an adorable kid who likes to run, draw pictures, listen to music, and walk his friend's dog. Oh, and he happens to be on the Autistic spectrum too.
I love her message which eminates from the way she lives her life and sees her son. Yeah, sure, he has Autism, but that doesn't define him or put limits on his goals and dreams. Her book takes the "quirky" behaviors seen with Autism and aims to destigmatize them. It is a great tool not just for higher-functioning children on the spectrum but also for typical kids. It helps kids (and adults) to understand that Autism is something unique and interesting not something to be pitied or feared. I can see this book being a great learning tool in classrooms and preschools.
You can learn more about I Have Autism and That's Okay on their website and purchase the book there as well. (It's $14.99 and ships free).
Follow Kristin and Billy on Facebook and you'll be rewarded with inspirational posts about Autism. I love to support people who are putting good out there in the world, and Kristin is one of them. I thank her for that!
All-in-all, it was another great walk.
The best part is that it's something the three little ones can do with their sister.
It's a memory and a tradition they'll always have...
...one we'll always treasure.
Especially me.
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Labels: Autism, Autism Walk, Book Reviews, Weekend Wrap Up
Thursday, October 2, 2014
tHERsDay: Before
This is a photograph from CB's second birthday party back in 1997.
This is a photo from "before."
I labored over that Winnie The Pooh cake, hunched over it for nearly an hour with my icing bag, painstakingly lining up the frosting stars. Because, that's what I did in before.
Before her diagnosis of Autism and Cognitive Impairments, which came only months after this picture was snapped. Before the OT and PT and Speech and the train of seizure medications with their nasty side effects.
This was in before, when she "only had epilepsy" and I was still gloriously naive.
When she was gloriously perfect and mine.
Despite all the things that have changed from before, that has been the only thing remaining constant.
Perfect and mine, before and after.
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Labels: Autism, Thursday's HER Day
Wednesday, October 1, 2014
Weekend Wrap-Up: My Five Inspirations
My husband was presented with a community leadership award over the weekend. We attended a beautiful banquet hosted by an amazing, grassroots non-profit where he and a few other remarkable individuals were honored. He has accepted several of these types of awards, actually, for the amazing work he is privileged to do at the helm of a non-profit that helps children and families. We enjoyed the banquet while sitting among over a hundred volunteers, all giving of themselves to make the world a better and brighter place. It was an inspiring evening.
When I find myself in these situations, I feel blessed and I feel proud of the man next to me. But, I also feel something else. Humbled, sure, but ... what's the word I'm looking for? Like a total slack ass. Yeah, that's it.
I think of the things I could be doing, the volunteer work I'm not making time for, the good intentions that don't translate into good works.
"You're raising our children," Dr. Fabulous reminds me. "You're raising the next generation. These girls will be part of the community and, hopefully, doing good while they're in it."
There are no plaques to hang on your wall or trophies to place on the mantle for being a parent. Nor, necessarily, should there be. We don't parent for accolades (though some praise every now and then is kinda nice, I'll admit). Parenthood is a huge responsibility, a huge privilege, a huge blessing and ... for me... parenthood is a great reminder. It reminds me that there is good in the world and that I am investing in the future of that good.
I'm inspired by watching them live their day to day with their own little thoughts and minds. As their own little people. We, as parents, do our best to shape them and they of course reflect our values and actions and words. But, they grow into their own little beings. The older my girls grow, they become less and less like their Mom or their Dad and more and more like themselves.
The choices they make from an innocent heart (still uncorrupted by the world I hold at bay) remind me to see the world a bit less jaded; as full of possibilities, heros and redemption. The charity in their hearts comes with such ease; reflexive and joy-filled. It reminds me to open myself up to the same.
And the person who inspires so much of it? Well, that would be CB. The lessons she teaches us all, the kindness and compassion she engenders, and the subtle way she reminds of us to appreciate the little things in life... this is a happy side effect of being such a unique child.
And, we've been the lucky beneficiaries.
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Thursday, September 18, 2014
tHERsDay: At The Table
I had a whole post about the chaos that occurred after I came home from the soccer field last night.
"I can't be all things to all people," I spat out to Dr. Fabulous, 10-seconds after he walked in the door at nearly 9:00 pm. I had a giant smelly bag filled with dirty diaper in my one hand, an emotionally distraught daughter in the kitchen who I had to ignore, a pile of soiled linens upstairs and a child to be scrubbed sitting in the tub. The day's work not close to being done, like the frayed ends of unraveling yarn, and I was tired from a restless night of little sleep.
But, I erased that whiny post when I found this photo from last spring. A photo of a girl who prefers to hang in the margins and avoid the crowds, sitting amongst the group. Enjoying the rowdy conversations over food and drink. For that moment, fitting in.
Because, all that crappy other stuff? It comes and goes. That stuff happens. It happened before, it will happen again.
Then, there are fleeting moments of magic where the thing that seldom happens, happens. That's when everything else sort of fades off into a colorless midst and I am reminded that I can always chose. It's not always as easy as a pinky finger hitting "delete" on my keyboard. But today, it kinda was.
Today, I pick the magic over the mayhem.
Here is tHERsDay's photo. I'll title it: "CB at the table with friends and family."
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Labels: Autism, Family Life, Living With Autism, Thursday's HER Day
Wednesday, September 17, 2014
Weekend Wrap-Up On Wednesday
We're in Soccer season now. Pink has lost all interest in the sport, so I only have two little players to juggle. Rella's only 6, so it's still "rec" soccer and more fun and cutesy than competitive. Tink's constant begging over the past few years convinced us to let her graduate from "Rec" to "Travel," which means more practices, longer practices and (as the name would suggest) traveling.
So, Fall for me means sitting on a soccer field four days a week between the three practices and two games. And when I sit on the soccer field, CB sits on the soccer field. Rain and shine, cold and heat, she sits on her lawn blanket with her bent up flash cards, a few strands of beads and a raggedy pom pom.
Saturday, we got caught in a downpour watching Tink's game but CB hung right in there.
It used to be a bit more of a struggle for her (and for me) in the "old days." I would physically dread going to soccer practices and felt the knot in my shoulders and neck after I came home. I guess she's been sitting on the sidelines for so many years now, that it's become part of her routine. For me, it's getting better because my kids are older and more independent. More importantly, it's better because everyone knows CB now. And I believe on some level, she feels more part of the community every day she goes out into it.
In fact, the other day CB jumped up and pulled another mother by the hand to sit with her. And that mother did. She just plopped right down on the grass with my daughter and had a little one-sided chat. They sat together almost the whole practice.
That kind of thing? That's the best. To feel like CB is a member of this amazing community, known for who she is, and cared about... that is all I ever wanted. It makes everything that feels nuts and chaotic and nearly impossible so totally worth it.
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Labels: Autism, Weekend Wrap Up
Wednesday, September 10, 2014
How I'm Gonna Rock The Home Organization This Year
A week or two before school starts, I go on a cleaning/organization bender. I mean, I become obsessed. I think it's the anxiety of knowing the doody is gonna hit the fan with four kids, three schools, extracurricular activities 7 days a week, homework, instrument practicing, dinners, chores... some days I feel like an air traffic controller trying to work out the logistics of it all.
This year was no different - I became obsessed with improving the organization around my home toward the end of August. "You need to develop better systems" my husband always
But fear not, I am READY this year! Ready to change my stripes, alter my course, turn over the proverbial leaf. I will be undaunted. I will be a finely tuned machine. Because now, I have LABELS, my friend.
I discovered a fantastic label company called Kidecal. They specialize in customized, durable, affordable and adorable labels for anything and everything. What I love is that there are a bazillion cute designs and... cute is important. More importantly, these labels are said to be made of "the most durable laminate on the market." Waterproof and able to stand the heat and cold, they can hold up on a soccer ball, gym or sports equipment bag, a water bottle, lunch boxes and back packs. Because they are so durable, you can wash them in the dishwasher or laundry machine! They will fix securely to any surface (fabric, plastics, stainless steel, wood, glass) without peeling up and apparently won't damage them when removed, though I can't vouch for that because I haven't tried it yet. I have not put mine through the laundry either, but I have washed them and they are totally fine.
I use them for anything that needs labeling, particurly for school, sports and home organization. They would also be great for camp, homemade gifts, laptops and cell phones, stationary, beach and pool items. If your child has a food allergy, they have great labels specific for this - perfect for a preschooler or non-verbal child.
*Images downloaded from Kidecal website
What I personally enjoy is the ability to customize every label for your exact need and personal style. The prices are very reasonable, especially given the quality and the personalization. Their "Value Pack" is honestly the best bang for the buck. You can also chose the amount you want and sizes, like a mini sheet, or a mega sheet. Customizing is easy - the website walks you right through it. The only problem I had with the website is that there were so many cute labels, it was TOO hard to decide! You can shop by Use, Gender, Shape or Age and there are many colorful pictures that will inspire you to use labels in many great ways.
Free shipping on every order which I love (hate paying for stupid shipping). And if you sign up for their newsletter, you get 15% off of your first order. Nice.
I ordered the little round stickers with our last name printed on it. You can pick any color you want, so I chose teal. They adorn the inside of my children's back packs and lunch boxes and I've saved some for clothing and coats.
My favorites are these little chalkboard labels for my glass jars in the pantry. The chalkboard REALLY works (I was worried about that). It's the little things that excite me.
If you check out their website, you'll find a million inspirational ways to use labels instead of a thick black sharpee marker which fades off of some materials and can't be removed from others. Plus... not cute. Kidecal labels? Cute.
I'm a fan. And so are these guys...
Visit the Kidecal Website
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*Disclosure: Product was received in exchange for an honest review.
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An Orlando-based company that created a Web search engine for meeting planners is set to move into 3,500-square-foot offices near Mall at Millenia and hire 13 new employees by the end of the year.
It's quite a turnaround for Zentila Inc., which about two months ago thought it would have to come up with plans B, C, D or E because it was running short on cash.
The company, launched in June 2010 by Mike Mason, former senior vice president of sales for Gaylord Entertainment Co., announced last month it received $2.1 million in venture capital funding from Vero Beach-based Vocap Ventures LLC, Winter Park-based Arsenal Venture Partners, Winter Park-based venVelo LLC and Matt Avril, former hotel group president at Starwood Hotels & Resorts.
The company operates three sites for meeting planners:
- Zen — a consumer-based site used to book meetings and conventions
- Enlightenment — a business-to-business meeting booking sites companies use to book meetings and travel. The site is operated by Zentila but cannot be seen by the public.
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Mason, who was speaking to a group of entrepreneurs at Rollins College May 31 on raising capital, expects Enlightenment accounts for a majority of the company's revenue. The site asks meeting planners questions about their event and allows them to filter their results by such factors as the time it takes to get a hotel from an airport or when the property was last renovated.
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Kansas City, MO (Sports Network) - Joe Blanton finally cracked the win column as the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim held on for a 5-4 victory over the Kansas City Royals in the opener of a four-game series.
Blanton (1-7) avoided matching Rickey Clark's dubious mark for the worst start to a season by an Angels pitcher. The right-hander allowed just two runs on seven hits over 6 1/3 innings and picked up his first win of the season with the help of four home runs by his teammates.
Mark Trumbo belted a two-run shot while Mike Trout, Albert Pujols and Chris Iannetta all added solo blasts for the Angels, who eked out their fifth straight victory after Ernesto Frieri gave up two runs in the ninth.
Ervin Santana (3-4) was denied win No. 100 by the team that traded him away during the offseason. Santana spent his first eight seasons with the Angels and was in a position to show up his former club eight years to the day he earned his first career victory.
But the long ball spoiled an otherwise solid start for Santana, who served up four homers while being charged with five runs on eight hits in 7 2/3 frames.
The Royals, losers in six of seven games since taking two of three in Anaheim earlier this month, were trailing 3-2 in the seventh and had runners on the corners with one out.
Angels manager Mike Scioscia pulled Blanton in favor of Sean Burnett, and the left-handed reliever worked out of the jam by getting pinch-hitter Miguel Tejada to bounce into a 6-4-3 double play.
Trumbo added some much-needed insurance in the eighth. After Trout reached on an infield single, Trumbo got the green light on a 3-0 count and found the left-field bullpen for his 11th home run of the season.
Garrett Richards stranded a pair of Royals in the eighth, and Frieri nearly squandered the 5-2 lead in the ninth. Salvador Perez hit an RBI single and scored on pinch-hitter George Kottaras' two-out base hit to pull the Royals within 5-4.
Chris Getz worked a walk to put the tying run on second base, but after another timely pitching change by Scioscia, Robert Coello induced Alcides Escobar into a game-ending flyout to pick up his first career save.
"We weren't really able to capitalize in certain situations," Getz said. "We hit a lot of balls hard. It just happened to go right at guys."
In the first inning, Trout annihilated a low, inside fastball to straightaway center for his eighth home run this month. The sizzling line drive cleared two of the levels beyond the center-field wall, nearly hit the scoreboard hovering over Kauffman Stadium and was estimated to travel 433 feet.
"I was just looking for a pitch over the plate and I got it," Trout said. "I wasn't trying to go deep obviously, just trying to stay up the middle and put the barrel on it."
Pujols crushed a similar pitch three innings later to deep left-center for his eighth home run of the season, and Santana missed his spot again in the fifth when Iannetta cleared the left-field wall.
The Royals scored in the fourth and fifth innings on run-scoring groundouts. Getz doubled leading off the fourth and came around on Alex Gordon's bouncer to second, and Mike Moustakas beat out a potential inning-ending double-play ball in the fifth to plate Lorenzo Cain.
Trout recorded his 10th homer and 10th stolen base ... Clark began the 1968
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spread is used at critical turning points, to understand the dynamics of an important decision.
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the first possible outcome
is the rune of Joy. Since joy is least frequently a solitary emotion, this rune often represents mutual or communal bliss. Wunjo is also seen as a rune of the gods and a rune of perfection, carrying with it the elation that blazes from the creation of a perfect work - perhaps this is the true joy of the gods, that they can create perfection. That aside, this rune does not focus on the struggle for perfection or on our inevitable imperfections, but rather on a job well done and the satisfaction that comes from it.
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the second possible outcome
represents a thorn, the most basic of barriers to our boon or our bane. In the case of hedges, thorns protect our encampments from that which skulks towards us from the outlands. In the case of rosebushes, thorns keep us from beauty. Though thorns are passive and have no thoughts, they puncture, tear, and may even be poisonous. Hence, this rune may also represent irrational violence and anger.
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is the homeland. Unlike Fehu, this is the rune of immovable wealth. On a deeper level, this rune speaks to that which you inherit, be it material or genetic. Since Othila is seen reversed here, the obstacles you confront are among those things in your background that you take for granted and consider fairly stable. Problems from the "homeland", from familial inheritance, or from our own origins may be worked around, but they cannot be made to go away. Fortunately, for many problems, this is all that is required.
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A Trojan that exploits an Internet Explorer vulnerability is capable of allowing attackers to hijack browser behaviour, anti-virus firms warn. More at The Register.
A Trojan that exploits an Internet Explorer vulnerability is capable of allowing attackers to hijack browser behaviour, anti-virus firms warn. More at The Register.
Allan Kent, DMXzone Flash and PHP tutorial author, found Skipper at Sourceforge (the place to be if you're into OpenSource stuff, and not only for Linux - much of it has Windows versions too).
Skipper allows you to build very cheap sensors, has a program to translate body movements picked up by those sensors into controls for programs, provides word predictors, dictionaries etc, and interacts with screenreaders. And it's free!
Skipper is a free package for Linux that:
The "manifesto" is also brilliant.
Today, Adobe announced their new "CS" bundle (Creative Suite). The standard version (estimated at $999, or $599 if upgrading from Photoshop) bundles Photoshop CS, Illustrator CS and InDesign CS. The pro edition ($1299 or $749 if upgrading) has GoLive CS and the Acrobat PDF authoring tool.
We hear good reports of GoLive; the other Adobe tools have significant upgrades, and the CS suite comes with a useful new file browsing system called Version Cue. Could this be why Macromedia was so anxious to get MX 2004 out of the door?
Screen flicker (=accelelerate your hardware!), loss of site definitions (=back them up!), Slow performance on Macintosh OS X (=update your machine), Floating panel icons apear in Windows taskbar (=can't help, sorry), Trial version times out after installation (= try deactivating virus scans for a month. Good one!)
The inventor of the web, Tim Berners-Lee, outlines his ideas for a more "intelligent" web in an interview with the BBC programme, Go Digital.
Go Digital: The worldwide web (WWW) transformed the internet from an academic reference tool to an everyday source of information as useful and almost as easy to use as the telephone.
Tim, take us back to the time when the web was little more than a twinkle in your eye. At the time, what dreams did you have for it and did you ever imagine that it would take off in the way it did?
DMXzone is delighted to unveil our free CSS navigation list extension, inspired by Ian Lloyd's listomatic script on Accessify.com.
Here's the screenshots and download.
As cases of child abuse rocket, the Microsoft Network, MSN, is to close its chatrooms in Europe, the Middle East, Latin America and most of Asia from 14 October. American chatrooms will be accessible by credit-card subscription only. More at The Guardian. The BBC reports some worrying facts from Cyberspace Research Centre:
As a parent and ex-teacher, I'm glad that MSN wants to help protect its users - but at first, this total closure seemed like an over-reaction to me. But then I considered that there are parents out there so lazy or irresponsible that they allow nine year olds to chat or surf the Web unsupervised. If the parents aren't willing to parent their kids, it falls to the chat room provider to do it, however much it smacks of censorship. (Bruce Lawson)
The worm is programmed to send an official-looking e-mail that says it contains a "cumulative patch" for several Internet Explorer, Outlook and Outlook Express vulnerabilities.
A Microsoft representative noted that the software maker does not send out patches as e-mail attachments.
We expected comments in our MX 2004 forum to be mixed; any new software has those who love it and those who hate it. But one theme that came up disturbingly often was that Macromedia doesn't talk to its customers.
In order to get some action for the community of members that we serve, DMXzone invited the Dreamweaver MX 2004 Product Manager, Jennifer Taylor, to answer DMXzone members' criticisms and complaints about DW MX 2004. This is exclusive to DMXzone registered users.
If you have something you'd like to say to Jennifer, please add it to the MX 2004 forum (please don't email it) before the end of Tuesday 23rd September. If someone else has already made a similar comment/ complaint, please add yours to that thread rather than start another - that way I can see which are the most pressing problems Dreamweaver users are facing.
We will then collate all the threads and send them to Jennifer who will respond to them. It may be more than a week for her to respond, especially if there's many deep technical questions. We'll let you know, of course.


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|Gee, Melvin Glenwood
Birth: 1930-08-06 in Eton, Georgia
|Melvin Glenwood Gee, 79, of Lusby, MD departed this life peacefully on September 15, 2009, at Charlotte Hall Veterans Home, Charlotte Hall, MD. Born on August 6, 1930 in Eton, Georgia to the late Mary Louise Justice Gee and David P. Gee.
He was the beloved husband of Janet Ann Gee of Lusby, MD.
Father of David Gee of Parsons, TN; and Gregory Gee of Parsons, TN. Step-Father of Gary L. Hardesty of Huntingtown, MD; Joseph Wayne Hardesty of Prince Frederick, MD and Richard Paul Hardesty of Prince Frederick, MD. He is also survived by twelve grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by three brothers and two sisters.
Mr. Gee served his country in the United States Army during the Korean Conflict and was discharged as a Sergeant on September 8, 1952 at Fort Myer, Virginia. Melvin led a life of determination and generosity. He worked those characteristics into his life as an addiction counselor for numerous years in St. Marys and Calvert County. He was also a member of St. John Vianney Catholic Church in Prince Frederick, MD.
The family will receive friends on Thursday, September 17, from 2~4 and 6~8 PM at the Rausch Funeral Home, P. A., 20 American Lane, Lusby, MD 20657, where prayers will be offered at 7:30 PM.. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated on Friday, September 18, 2009, 1:00 PM at St. John Vianney Catholic Church, 105 Vianney Lane, Prince Frederick, MD .Interment to follow at Southern Memorial Gardens, Dunkirk, MD.
Memorial contributions may be made in his memory to American Cancer Society, 1041 Rt. #3 N, Bldg. A, Gambrills, MD 21054 www.cancer.org or to Hospice of St. Mary's, P.O. Box 625, 22699 Washington Street, Leonardtown, Maryland 20650, www.hospiceofstmarys.org
Arrangements provided by Rausch Funeral Home.
|Mattingley, Joyce Addison
Birth: 1917-11-14 in New Castle, Australia
|Joyce Addison Mattingley, 91 of California, MD, died September 15, 2009 at St. Mary's Hospital.
Born November 14, 1917 in New Castle, Australia, she was the daughter of the late Lionel and Vera May Daunt Addison.
Joyce met Clarke in Australia during WWII and they were married there in 1945. Joyce and Clarke purchased the Mattingley Funeral Home in Leonardtown in 1957, a business operated by the Mattingley family since 1898. Joyce served as a Funeral Director there until the business was sold after Clarke's death in 1987, ending the nearly century-long operation by the Mattingley family. In addition to the funeral home, Joyce and Clarke established Charles Memorial Gardens in 1977, named in honor of their late son. Joyce served as President of Charles Memorial Gardens, Inc until her death.
In her capacity as a funeral director and owner of the cemetery, Joyce's outgoing personality, kindness and loving spirit touched the lives of countless families in their time of need. She was blessed with a caring cemetery staff that she loved dearly.
Joyce was devoted to her family above all else and adored her twin grandsons.
In addition to her parents Joyce was preceded in death by her husband W. Clarke Mattingley, son Charles F. Mattingley, brothers, Lionel Addison, II, (Dot) and Jack Addison, (Elvia) of Sydney, Australia.
She is survived by her daughter, Charlene M. Kelly, (Captain James P. Kelly, USN, (Retired), of Leonardtown, MD, son, Howard A. Mattingley of Leonardtown, MD, and grandsons; John Clarke Kelly of Tampa, FL and Patrick Michael Kelly of Leonardtown, MD.
Family will receive friends for Mrs. Mattingley's Life Celebration on Saturday, September 19, 2009 from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. in the Brinsfield Funeral Home, P.A., Leonardtown, MD, where a Funeral Service will be conducted at 11:00 a.m. with Father John Mattingly officiating. Interment will follow in Charles Memorial Gardens, Leonardtown, MD.
In lieu of flowers Memorial Contributions may be made to St. Jude Children's Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place, Memphis, TN 38105.
Pallbearers will be; Howard Mattingley, J.P. Kelly, John Kelly, Patrick Kelly, Steve Mattingly and Jon Mattingly.
Arrangements provided by the Brinsfield Funeral Home, P.A., Leonardtown, MD.
|Messick, Joseph Benjamin
Birth: 1918-03-20 in Washington, DC
|Joseph Benjamin Messick, 91 of Charlotte Hall, MD died on September 15, 2009 at Charlotte Hall Veterans Home.
Born on March 20, 1918, in Washington, DC where he was raised the majority of his life. He was the son of the late Ernest and Effie Williams Messick. Mr. Messick worked most of lifetime as a Cab driver in Washington, DC. He resided at Charlotte Hall Veterans Home for the last 10 years.
Predeceased by his wife, Francis Stauds and a daughter, Patricia Long.
Survived by children, Johnie Messick of Waldorf, MD, Ray and wife, Cheryl Messick of La Plata, MD, and Ernest and wife, Sue Messick of Wicomico Shores, MD, brother, Ray and wife, Doris Messick of Silver Spring, MD, 15 grandchildren, and 8 great-grandchildren.
A Life Celebration will be held on Tuesday, September 22, 2009 from 2-4 & 6-8 p.m. at Brinsfield-Echols Funeral Home, P.A., 30195 Three Notch Rd., Charlotte Hall, MD. Interment Private.
Memorial contributions may be made to: American Cancer Society, PO Box 22718, Oklahoma City, OK 73123.
Arrangements provided by Brinsfield-Echols Funeral Home, P.A.
|Stewart, William Albert, Sr.
Birth: 1948-03-07 in Leonardtown, Maryland
|William Albert Stewart, Sr., 61 of Great Mills, MD formerly of Compton, MD died September 15, 2009 at his residence. Born March 7, 1948 in Leonardtown, MD, he was the son of the late John Henry and Mary Beatrice Stewart.
He was the loving husband of Margaret Ann Stewart whom he married on September 27, 1969 in St. Aloysius Catholic Church, Leonardtown, MD.
He is also survived by his children; Stacey Stewart of Great Mills, MD, William Stewart, Jr. of Lexington Park, MD, Rhodie Stewart, Sr. of Hollywood, MD and John Stewart of Callaway, MD as well as his siblings; Joseph Stewart of Hollywood, MD and Francis Stewart of Leonardtown, MD. Albert is also survived by 14 grandchildren as well as his five great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his brother John Stewart.
Albert was a lifelong St. Marys County resident where he attended Banneker High school. He worked as a Bricklayer for United Masonry for 20 years. Albert enjoyed playing pool, fishing, listening to music, playing cards, and spending time with his grandchildren.
The family will receive friends on Thursday, September 24, 2009 from 9:00-10:00 AM at Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church, Lexington Park, MD where a Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 10:00 AM with Fr. Jack Kennealy officiating. Interment will follow in the church cemetery. Pallbearers will be Rodney Carter, Kelvin Dorsey, Joseph Holt, George Taylor, John Somerville, Jr. and Lewis Stewart. Honorary Pallbearers will be Antonio Gordon, John Stewart, Rhodie Stewart, Sr., William Stewart, Jr. George Stewart and Deontree Shade.
Arrangements provided by the Mattingley-Gardiner Funeral Home, P.A.
|Murphy, Annie Katherine
Birth: 1920-11-11
|Annie Katherine Murphy, 88, of Avenue, MD died on September 15, 2009 at St. Marys Nursing Center. Born November 11, 1920, she was the daughter of the late Joseph Valentine and Ruth Vincent Woodall.
She was the wife of the late Albert L. Murphy, whom she married on December 24, 1944 in Bethesda, MD and who preceded her in death on November 24, 1984.
She is survived by her sons Gilbert Murphy and his wife Cindy of Avenue, MD and Eddie Murphy and his wife Janet of Clements, MD; her grandchildren; Michael Murphy, Kristina Parker, Kimmie Gibson, Kathy Murphy, Brittani Murphy, Albert Murphy and Alex Murphy as well as her great-grandchildren; Alyssa Murphy, Taylor Murphy, Julia Parker, Lillian Parker, Thomas Murphy, Christopher Parker, Courtney Hume and Baby Boy Gibson.
She was preceded in death by her siblings; Ruth Madge Woodall Thompson, Joseph Ford Woodall, George Kelly Woodall, James Morris Woodall and Mary Lillian Woodall Hartnett.
Annie worked for the Hecht, Co. and the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission. Later on with her husband, Mrs. Murphy opened Murphys Store in Avenue, MD in January of 1949 and also operated The Old Gum Tavern and Old Eddie Baileys Crab House. She also owned and operated three clam boats as well as maintained several oyster grounds and had a blood worm and bait route that served St. Marys, Charles and Calvert Counties.
Annie was a charter and lifetime member of the 7th District Volunteer Rescue Squad Auxiliary that was founded in February of 1972. She served as vice-president and treasurer on numerous committees. She was a member of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Southern Maryland Volunteer Firemens Association and the Ladies Auxiliary to the Maryland State Firemens Association. She was inducted into the Ladies Auxiliary to the Southern Maryland Volunteer Firemens Association Hall of Fame in May of 2008.
The family will receive friends on Friday September 18, 2009 from 5:00-8:00 PM in the Holy Angels Catholic Church, Avenue, MD where prayers will be said at 7:00 PM. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated on Saturday, September 19, 2009 at 10:00 AM in Holy Angels Catholic Church, Avenue, MD with Fr. William Gurnee officiating. Interment will follow in Sacred Heart Cemetery, Bushwood, MD.
Pallbearers will be Bo Bailey, Eddie Bailey, Bernard Bailey, Bob Kopel, Ronnie Mattingly and Roger White. Contributions may be left to 7th District Volunteer Rescue Squad Auxiliary, P.O. Box 7, Avenue, MD 20609.
Arrangements provided by Mattingley-Gardiner Funeral Home.
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At Ebenezer Baptist Church in King's hometown of Atlanta, civil rights leaders and members of King's own family spoke about poverty, violence, health care and voting rights, all themes from the civil rights struggle that still resonate to this day.
"There is much work that we must do," King's daughter Bernice King said. "Are we afraid, or are we truly committed to the work that must be done?"
The event in Atlanta featured music, songs and choirs and was one of many celebrations, marches, parades and community service projects held Monday across the nation to honor the slain civil rights leader. It was about 50 years ago today that King had just appeared on the cover of Time magazine as its Man of the Year, and the nation was on the cusp of passing the Civil Rights Act of 1964. King would win the Nobel Peace Prize later that year.
Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal said not many states could boast a native son that merited a national holiday. "But we Georgians can," he told the audience.
Deal said this year he would work with state legislators to find a way to honor King at the Georgia Capitol, which drew a standing ovation. He did not give any specifics, but civil rights leaders have suggested a statue. The only current tribute to King at the state Capitol is a portrait inside the Statehouse.
"I think that more than just saying kind thoughts about him we ought to take action ourselves," said Deal, a Republican. "That's how we embed truth into our words. I think it's time for Georgia's leaders to follow in Dr. King's footsteps and take action, too."
In the fall, a statue of 19th century white supremacist politician and newspaperman Tom Watson was removed from the Capitol.
Deal also touched on criminal justice reforms his administration has tried to make, including drug and mental health courts, saying too many people are not being rehabilitated in prisons.
"Let's build a monument, but the monument should inspire us to build a better world," said the Atlanta event's keynote speaker, the Rev. Raphael Warnock. He also said the growing disparities in income, opportunity and health care are indications of a continuing struggle for equality decades after King's death.
The event closed with the choir singing "We Shall Overcome," with visitors singing verses in Spanish, Hebrew and Italian as audience members joined hands and swayed in unison.
President Barack Obama honored King's legacy of service by helping a soup kitchen prepare its daily meals. Obama took his wife, Michelle, and daughters Malia and Sasha to DC Central Kitchen, which is a few minutes away from the White House.
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Three more plead guilty in gang-run prostitution ring
Three men pleaded guilty Thursday in connection to charges stemming from a gang-run ring that prosecutors say forced and coerced teenage girls into prostitution.
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Shawn Clark sweet-talked the teenage girl, someone he had known since childhood. He doted on her, told her he loved her.
Once he gained her trust, Clark, 21, put the girl to work as a prostitute in motels across the region.
Thomas Foster, 20, did the same thing with two women, forcing both into prostitution. One was the mother of his two children.
Clark and Foster, members of the West Side Street Mobb, were among three men who pleaded guilty Thursday in connection to charges stemming from a gang-run ring that prosecutors say forced and coerced teenage girls into prostitution.
Authorities estimate that about a dozen teenage girls worked for the three men as well as three others arrested last year after Seattle police vice officers conducted a sting operation and arrested a 19-year-old woman who had advertised sexual services on Craigslist. Officers soon learned about the prostitution ring and its connection to members of the West Side Street Mobb.
By pleading guilty in King County Superior Court, Clark, Foster and the third defendant, Gerald Jackson, 21, of Des Moines, may have avoided longer sentences had they been prosecuted federally. Brian Todd, Clark's lawyer, said the men potentially faced organized-crime charges under the federal Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) Act.
So far, five of the six men arrested during the Seattle police operation have pleaded guilty. The U.S. Attorney's Office has filed charges against another six West Side Street Mobb members and has been working closely with the King County Prosecutor's Office in handling their cases.
The men prosecuted in King County were told there was a possibility their cases could be handled in federal court, said King County Senior Deputy Prosecutor Sean O'Donnell.
Clark, of Seattle, tearfully pleaded guilty to nine counts, which included charges of promoting prostitution, violation of a domestic-violence protection order, witness tampering and criminal conspiracy. He likely will serve extra time — a total of about nine years — because the crimes were committed as part of gang activity, O'Donnell said.
Court documents describe how he coerced the childhood friend into prostitution.
"He stood up and frankly dodged a significant amount of time on a federal conviction," O'Donnell said in court.
Foster, in his plea paperwork, said that West Side Street Mobb members worked together to manage their groups of prostitutes.
Foster pleaded to five counts, including promoting prostitution, assault and conspiracy to promote prostitution. Prosecutors are seeking a five-year prison sentence.
Kadora Foster, his sister, said that Foster is innocent and took the plea agreement to avoid federal prison. She believes he was "bullied" by prosecutors.
"The only reason he took this plea ... is because he has children," said Kadora Foster, 18, of West Seattle.
The third plea Thursday came from Gerald Jackson, 21, of Des Moines. According to plea paperwork, Jackson pimped out his girlfriend last year, even taking her to Portland to work. While Jackson said he's not a full-fledged West Side Street Mobb member, he called himself an "associate" of the gang who grew up with Clark and his brother DeShawn Clark.
Prosecutors say the West Side Street Mobb was formed only three years ago but now has 25 to 50 members and associates and has been tied to two fatal shootings, drive-by shootings, identity theft and bank fraud, as well as sex-related crimes.
Earlier this month, West Side gang member Mycah Johnson also pleaded guilty to charges stemming from the prostitution ring. In plea paperwork, Johnson said members of the gang forced young girls into prostitution to bolster their image among other gangs.
"Being a pimp helped me live a gang lifestyle," Johnson wrote in plea paperwork. "Being a gang that pimped out girls made the gang sound better to other gangs."
Clark's brother, DeShawn Clark, also appeared before King County Superior Court Judge Helen Halpert twice on Thursday where he was expected to enter pleas to plead guilty to his slew of charges, including human trafficking — a charge that has never before been used in the state. Both times Clark told the judge he needed more time to decide what to do.
Clark, 19, was scheduled to return to court this.
If Clark takes the case to trial he could face up to life in prison if prosecutors seek an exceptional sentence.
The Clarks' mother, Glenda Thomas, refused to comment after the court hearings. She was charged last week with witness tampering after she allegedly called several of the prostitutes who worked for the gang and told them not to talk to authorities. She also contacted another West Side Street Mobb member who has pleaded guilty in the case and threatened him, prosecutors said.
Thomas has prior convictions for prostitution, according to prosecutors.
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The Navy is going green — or at least encouraging its personnel, dependents and civilian employees to do so — in a whole new way by installing electric vehicle charging stations at some of its exchanges in Maryland and San Diego, Stars and Stripes, the military's independent newspaper, is reporting.
But with all the electric vehicles on Hawaii's highways and the military doing a lot of other things when it comes to green alternative energy in the Aloha State, one has to ask why not do that here?
After all, the Navy recently ran its ships off the coast of Hawaii on biofuels for the multi-national Rim of the Pacific Exercise last year. And given Hawaii's higher gas costs and short driving distances, electric vehicles make sense in Hawaii and will no doubt continue to be popular here, especially if the state and federal incentives to buy those cars continues.
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Obama is attempting to rally global opinion against the Russian move, which Putin says was aimed at protecting ethnic Russians in Crimea. The intervention followed the ouster of Ukraine's pro-Russian president last month. The U.S. wants Russian troops to return to their bases in Crimea and for Moscow to allow international monitors into the region to ensure the human rights of ethnic Russians there are protected.The sanctions order came on the heels of the Crimean parliament's vote to join Russia.
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What are your plans for 3 days in Vienna? I'd seriously look at cutting it for an extra day each in Paris, London and Prague — especially London, since you'll lose time getting there and may have your last day entirely taken up with your flight home.
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I have friends in Vienna that we can stay with, but I may cut it to 2 days.
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UK and The Eurostar train are not covered by any Eurail pass, so you'll have to buy a Eurostar ticket to get from Paris to London.