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Wellness Care
At Northwest Arkansas Pediatric Clinic, we offer a Wellness Clinic in a completely separate building designed to prevent your healthy child from becoming unnecessarily exposed to contagious diseases. We also provide wellness care at our Lowell Clinic.
Preventative health care is the most effective care we provide. We follow the American Academy of Pediatrics' well-child exam schedule and vaccine schedule.
- Parents know that a well-child visit is a time for scheduled vaccinations
- Measure your child's growth
- Talk about your child's development, behavior, and general well-being
- Discuss common concerns such as eating, sleeping, toilet training, social behaviors, as well as attention and learning problems
Having regular well-child visits with your child's doctor and raising the concerns that matter most to you are key in helping the doctor know you and your child, and in forming a reliable and trustworthy relationship.
When should my child have a wellness check-up?
Visits can include physical measurements, patient history, sensory screenings, behavioral assessments, and immunizations, screenings at the following suggested intervals:
- Newborn Well Visit at 3 to 5 days old
- Babies: 1 month, 2 months, 4 months, 6 months, 9 months, and 12 months
- Toddlers: 15 months, 18 months, 24 months and 30 months
- Once a Year for Children 3 years old to 18 years old for an annual health visit that includes a physical exam as well as a developmental, behavioral, and learning assessment.
These levels are in accordance with the American Academy of Pediatrics.
New Patients
To ensure the best possible care, we encourage parents to choose a pediatrician and schedule a wellness visit for their child before he or she gets sick. Having a wellness visit establishes your child's care with your pediatrician of choice and gives you full access to all of the clinic services like the extended hour acute care clinics and 24-hour nurse help line.
Expecting your first baby? To learn more about NWAPC, visit our New Parent Information page to learn about a free welcome class for new parents.
To schedule an appointment at our Wellness Clinic in Fayetteville or at our Lowell Clinic, you may login to your myMANA account or request by phone. Please specify morning or afternoon appointment time and provider of your choice.
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Fans of Community just don't want to give up on it. Even before the show was officially axed by NBC, speculation was running wild about the potential for reviving the beloved cult comedy on another outlet, possibly the NBC-owned Hulu.
But it appears those dreams are not very realistic. Deadline reports that Community is unlikely to be picked up by another network, company or other entity, television-based, web-based or otherwise.
In other words, Community is totally, completely, forever and ever and ever dead.
Almost certainly.
But as long as there's that thin sliver of hope, fans will continue wishing for the show to have that sixth season, and then that movie.
All those years of hashtagging were for nothing???
Deadline does offer a tiny nugget for the wishful Community fan, saying there has been "interest" from at least one "suitor." So that means there's a chance?
I guess there's always a chance. But as a Community fan who checked out on the show emotionally after Dan Harmon was fired prior to season 4 and never really totally checked back in even after he returned, let me ask the question:
Why does it matter?
There are other shows to fall in love with. Like, for instance, Dan Harmon's other masterpiece Rick and Morty.
It's not like Dan Harmon died, taking his capacity for genius humor with him. He's just channeling that genius through another medium, the medium of insane sci-fi stoner animation.
And that may be a better venue for him, when all is said and done.
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Last time on RuPaul's Drag Race, we learned about "mall country," and Mystique went home.
When we open up this week, the gals are sitting around talking about how Mystique is gone. Morgan McMichaels, Raven, and Sonique are still being nasty about her. You know, there's catty, and then there's straight-up evil. The truth is that they are really just jealous. After all, Mystique was the Hot Slut of the Day, and this trio are vying to be this season's Shannel.
RuPaul's She-Mail delivers lots of game show puns. We know what that means. When RuPaul walks in, he informs us that the mini challenge is going to be "The Queen is Right." The contestants will have to guess the prices of drag queen essentials. The winner of the mini challenge will get to call home, a prize that makes everyone excited.
On "The Queen is Right," the items are: tube socks, hemorrhoid cream, and duct tape. Ha! Advancing to the "showcase throwdown" are Sonique, Jessica Wild (who won the hemorrhoid cream round despite not knowing what it was) and Raven. For the "showcase throwdown," the contestants must guess the combined price of a pair of brass knuckles, pepper spray, and a lace front, human hair wig. These three are complete idiots: Sonique guesses $225; Jessica Wild guesses $390, and Raven guesses $395. Are you kidding me?!?!? A lace front, human hair wig costs at least a thousand dollars. RuPaul reveals that the combined price of the products is $1,283.90 (like I said, idiots), and Raven wins. Boo.
The main challenge this week will be an episode of "Snatch Game" aka "Match Game." Each of the contestants will have to impersonate a celebrity.
Sidenote: When I was much younger, I drove a Hyundai Excel Hatchback for almost a decade (pure glamour, I know). This car was the most character-building experience of my life. In seven years, it was involved in four accidents and had eleven flat tires. It only had pinstripes on one side of the car, and that was on the passenger side. Somewhere along the line, however, it acquired the nickname "the Snatchback" aka "the Snatch." This episode makes me think of it. Ah, memories.
The "Snatch Game" itself was pretty damn funny. The guest star contestants were Phoebe Price and Alec Mapa. Delightfully cheesy. The questions gave the girls ample opportunity to be "ham it up, and make [the judges] laugh," as required. Here's a run down of my thoughts:
- Pandora Boxx was Carol Channing. OMG, it's so funny. Pandora is a dark horse to win this because she's so damn hilarious.
- Morgan McMichaels was Pink. The look is good, but she sucks. There was too much attitude, and she was not funny at all. A giant sourpuss.
- Jujubee was Kimora Lee Simmons. The look was really good, but she didn't take advantage of it, personality-wise. It was all quite flat.
- Sonique was Lady Gaga. Horrid. The look was marginal, and there was nothing Gaga-esque about the personality. Not funny, either.
- Jessica Wild was RuPaul. Hmmmmm. The look was not right. The personality was wrong. RuPaul is not tragic; she is fabulous! People keep giving Jessica a pass because she struggles with the language, but COME ON! She seems nice, but there's no reason for her to still be here. Jessica Wild is not America's next drag superstar.
- Raven was Paris Hilton. The look was picture perfect, but she was dull. She wasn't funny at all.
- Tatianna was Britney Spears. OMG, this was so spot on. Tatianna is another one to watch because if she can bring it like this on the regular, she might just win.
- Sahara Davenport was Whitney Houston. (No, not that clip. Watch this one, instead.) A po', pathetic version of Whitney that was neither funny nor memorable. She should have watch an episode of Mad TV before this episode.
- Tyra Sanchez was Beyonce. Girlfriend got all possessive about B while they were squeezing into that pantyhose, too. She didn't like it when Tatianna made fun of when Beyonce fell down on stage. Seriously, Tyra was ready to fight! Like she knows Beyonce or something. Good grief. Anyway, the look was ok, and the personality was nothing more than middle of the pack.
For the Main Stage, the contestants will have an opportunity to present their personal style. RuPaul brings it – as always – in a colorful sequin gown and a gigantic wig. The guests hosts are Niecy Nash (YES!) and Lisa Rinna (NO!).
The contestants' personal style ranges from THE BOMB (Tyra Sanchez, Pandora Boxx, and Raven) to MIDDLING (Sonique and Morgan McMichaels) to SHAMEFUL (Jujubee, Jessica Wild, Tatianna).
There's one last bit of game show foolishness, as the top and bottoms are decided by opening suitcases like on Deal or No Deal, except that these are Heel or No Heel. Heel = safe; No Heel = top or bottom. One thing that annoys me during judging is that we don't get enough Niecy. Seriously. THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS TOO MUCH NIECY!!!
Tatianna's strong "Snatch Game" performance makes up for her trashbag personal style, and she powers her way to a win this week. She narrowly beat out Pandora Boxx, who clearly came in second. As the winner, Tatianna wins immunity next week and . . . a $1,000 shopping spree to Million Dollar Babes.com (HUH?!?) The bottom two? Morgan McMichaels and Sonique. God does exist because my prayers have been answered. The song? "Two of Hearts" by Stacy Q. Sonique pulls out every trick has, doing cartwheels, flips, splits, etc. It's not enough, though. Morgan's lip synch skills carry the day, and Sonique has to sashay away.
I started out liking Sonique, but she fell in with the wrong crowd. Then she started hanging out with the bad girls. And then she started talking shit about Mystique! There's a lesson here: DO NOT GET ON MY BAD SIDE!
Until next week!
Season 2, Episode 4: Snatch Game (originally aired February 22, 2010)
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LaMichael James' tenure with the San Francisco 49ers has been tumultuous at best during his brief career in the NFL. He has often be under used by the by the Niners and when he is used, they telegraph exactly what the play is going to be. For all of the credit that the Niners' offensive coaching staff get, they have not found out a creative way to get the ball in his hands to make use of his game breaking speed in the open field.
His lack of playing time and production has frustrated a lot of different people, including himself. His presence on the team has polarized many in the fan base, with nearly everyone either wanting James to see an expanded role on the or see him traded or released. Many of those fans that want to see go are turned off by his supposed ranting on twitter about his role on the team.
Bay Area Sports Guy had an article that covered all of James' tweets that seemed to display his unhappiness with the situation in San Francisco. The tweets appear to display his frustration over his lack of playing time and that the two would be better served by parting way. He then followed up each tweet by sending out a tweet stating that he doesn't tweet about football. Despite his assertion that the tweets did not reflect football, many in the fan base were annoyed by the tweets and that has been a major factor in their negative bias towards the young running back.
The whole situation seems to be coming to a head in the near future, as rumors have been flying around recently. Rumors are coming out that the Niners are looking to potentially trade James prior to or at the draft. These rumors have seemed to be confirmed by the fact that James has stayed back in Texas to train, instead of joining the team for the first week offseason workouts. The rumors have seem to have taken a hit recently, as general manager Trent Baalke stated that the team is not planning on trading James.
Despite Baalke's reassurance that James is not being shopped, there has to be some substance to these rumors. They have been floating around for too long for there to not to be any truth. This brings up the question, are the Niners giving up too early on James?
That question comes down to two areas for the team to consider. First, the team needs to think that James still has the potential to grow into an NFL caliber running back. The jury is still completely out pointing to one way or other, simply due to the fact that James only has 39 carries in just 14 games played over a two season period.
The Niners' backfield is loaded with talent, as they had workhorse running back Frank Gore and then back ups Kendall Hunter and Anthony Dixon. This offseason, Dixon's spot is being filled by second year running back Marcus Lattimore.
Gore gets the majority of the snaps, as he is too valuable a pass blocker to not keep on the field on passing downs. The reserve backs do not see many snaps, which creates a problem dividing up the remaining snaps among the three.
Theses limited snaps are hindering the development of James, as he needs legitimate game experience to develop his game to NFL speed and standards. His stats show that he has shown flashes of success by averaging 4.7 yards per carry, but he only averages a little under 3 carries per game. James was highly prolific in college and one has to think that with some more consistent carries that he should the reason he was selected in the second round.
That brings up the second part of the equation, which is are the Niners willing to evolve their offense to become more dynamic. The biggest problem with the James and Niners' partnership is that James is a poor fit for the Niners' offensive philosophy. The Niners are a power running team that likes to attack the interior of the defense before taking shots over the top, while James is better suited for an offense that creates space and emphasizes one on one match-ups.
That is one of the reasons that he has not seen consistent success, as the Niners often try to attack the perimeter with James in the backfield and opposing defenses know that. They are able to cheat outside and prevent him from turning the corner upfield.
The Niners need to become more dynamic in how they use James and attack both inside and outside, while also getting him involved in the passing game with screen and swing passes. They can also use him spread out in the slot as a receiver. It would be similar to what the New Orleans Saints did with Darren Sproles and what the Eagles did with Brian Westbrook.
I believe it is too early to give up on James as an NFL caliber player, but if the Niners are unwilling to adjust to his unique skill set then it is time to see if they can get anything of value for him. It would free up a roster slot for a much deeper or vital position, while also giving James a chance to have a more successful career in an offensive system that better suits his skill set.


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My favorite coach. Wish he was still with my boys :'(
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The Michigan State University Library has an amazing project called Feeding America in which they are finding old American cookbooks and uploading them for us to peruse. These cookbooks, some from the late 18th century, are a great read and tell us something of the life of women in the kitchen throughout our American history.
As we begin another cold and flu season, I offer an excerpt from the Woman Suffrage Cookbook of 1886. The book includes a chapter "Cooking for and Care of Invalids." The introductory section was written by a woman physician, S. Adelaide Hall, M.D., and brings a clearly feminine touch to the care of those who are sick. Enjoy her insights.
Suggestions in the Care of Invalids
When a tray is prepared for an invalid, everything should be very clean and neatly arranged. Drinks should never be slopped over into the saucer; the butter should be in a small plate by itself. It is well to have the milk in a little pitcher and the sugar in a tiny bowl or cup. If only a bowl of gruel is to be offered, the bowl should be the prettiest in the house, the tray covered with a napkin, and not too much carried up at once. To see a large quantity of food is often enough to take away the appetite of an invalid entirely. Do not talk about what is to be prepared for an invalid in the sick-room. Let the meal be unexpected; it will be eaten with more relish. Never let any food stand in the chamber; remove it at once after each meal. Do not let it remain on the supposition that the invalid will perhaps take a little more after a while; it will be very certain not to be used. The same may be said about anything else used in the room. Remove it at once, and allow nothing to remain to litter up the room or create an odor.
Great attention should be paid to ventilation, as to be obliged to eat in an ill-smelling apartment would revolt the stomach of a strong and healthy person. Air thoroughly bed clothing and room. Bathe the face and hands gently before a meal. Cleanliness and fresh air will do much to improve the appetite.
Today, December 1, 2013, is the First Sunday of Advent. That also makes it the first day of the new Church Year. This day is always four Sundays before Christmas Day and the 12 Days of Christmas so its date varies from year to year.
In today's United States culture, the weeks leading up to Christmas often have a lot more to do with commercialism and keeping our capitalist system working, seemingly to equate the joy of the season with buying and receiving gifts. As I ponder how our ancestors treated the season of Advent and Christmas I know it was quite a different experience.
The season of Advent in the Church was much like the Lenten season–a time of quiet and somber preparation. Churches and homes alike were not decorated until Christmas Eve and only then was the joy of the birth of the Christ Child into the world and into our souls celebrated. There are delightful traditions connected with Christmas from centuries back but they were not very "commercial" and limited to the 12 Days of Christmas (Dec 25 – Jan 5).
Now I, like so many of us, begin my Christmas preparation and celebration with Thanksgiving weekend–which is often also the First Sunday in Advent. I rather like it. Our church is decorated for Christmas and we are finding ways to prepare for the remembrance of Jesus' birth with joyful anticipation. At home, I have my outdoor lights up, the Christmas decorations in their places, and Christmas music playing. It, too, seems like a lovely way to prepare for the annual celebration of the birth of our Christ. I am thinking that as long as we keep our focus on the love of God being manifested in the world, how we celebrate from generation to generation is of little consequence.
Merriman Munson, my maternal 6th great grand uncle was born on November 30, 1710. He was the son of Samuel Munson (1668 – 1741) and Mary Preston Merriman Munson. Mary was the daughter of Deacon Eliasaph Preston, the widow of Caleb Merriman who died in 1703, and the second wife of Samuel Munson, whose wife Martha Farnes Munson had died in 1707. Samuel and Mary married in March of 1708, about 14 months after Martha's death.
Interestingly, Martha named her infant son, Merriman, after the surname of her first husband. When her son grew up, he married Esther Johnson on January 24, 1733. After her death in 1757, he married the widow Thankful Peck on January 23, 1758. Merriman distinguished himself by being one of the 18 male founders of the church at Northford, Connecticut on June 13, 1750 and was chosen to be their first deacon.
At Dr. Trumbull's ordination in North Haven Dec 23, 1760, among the "Messengers" present was "Deacon Merriman Munson from Northford Church." His wife Esther was received from another church 1 July 1750, and Thankful was received from the church in Wallingford. Merriman was chosen grand-juror, highway surveyor, etc. . . . From his father's estate, he had not only lands, but (by Will) "my cloathing & my augers & chissels handsaw & turning tools & what is needful in that affare &c I give to my son merriman Munson" [sic].*
Merriman's father, Samuel, also had given him land to help him get started in life. Merriman and his wife Esther had five children: Sarah, Esther, Samuel (known as Junior), Mamre, and Lent. He was buried in the church cemetery in Northford, where he had been a deacon for 30 years.
The tombstone inscription reads:**
In memory of Mr. Merriman Munson who departed this life Sep 9, 1782 in the 72 year of his age. He was one of the first Deacons of the Church of Christ in this Place and sustained that office for thirty years before his death.
Pro. 10.7 The memory of the just is blessed
* from The Munson Record, Vol I, page 92.
**from Find A Grave.
In the 1850 edition of Miss Beecher's Domestic Receipt (Recipe) Book, she offered a recipe for cooking a turkey and for baking a pumpkin pie. With Thanksgiving just a day away, here are two old recipes for Thanksgiving.
To Boil a Turkey
Make a stuffing for the craw, of chopped bread and butter, cream, oysters, and the yolks of eggs. Sew it in and dredge flour over the turkey and put it to boil in cold water, with a spoonful of salt in it, and enough water to cover it well. Let it simmer for two hours and a half, or if small, less time. Skim it while boiling. It looks nicer if wrapped in a cloth dredged with flour.
Serve it with drawn butter, in which are put some oysters.
Mrs. O's Pumpkin Pie
One quart of strained pumpkin, or squash.
Two quarts of milk, and a pint of cream.
One teaspoonful of salt, and four of ginger.
Two teaspoonfuls of pounded cinnamon.
Two teaspoonfuls of nutmeg, and two of mace.
Ten well-beaten eggs, and sugar to your taste.
Bake with a bottom crust and rim, till it is solid in the centre.
This recipe needs a cook with a bit of experience. I suspect it was cooked in a wood stove. Most women in the kitchen had a favorite pie crust recipe and knew the temperature at which to cook a pie in their stove. Miss Beecher certainly assumed a fair amount of skill in her readers.
Earlier this fall I was working on the Munson family, gathering data and writing some stories. I encountered a conundrum. Samuel Munson, my 7th great grandfather (1668 – 1741) married Martha Farnes. Martha died on January 7, 1707. Samuel then married Mary Preston on March 10, 1708. The conundrum was created by the birth of Tamar Munson on December 5, 1707.
January 7, 1707 Martha Farnes died
December 5, 1707 Tamar Munson was born
March 10, 1708 Mary Preston marries Samuel Munson
Who was the mother of Tamar? These are my Puritan ancestors. They were leaders in the community and respected among the members of the congregation. It is reasonable to exclude an out-of-wedlock conception and birth. After stewing on the matter for awhile, I recalled there was a change of calendars a few hundred years ago. The Connecticut State Library held the answer.
The full explanation is worth a read but the short version is that there had been two calendars in use in Europe and in the American colonies. In 1752, an act of the Parliament mandated that England and the its colonies all shift to using only the Gregorian calendar and that the New Year begin on January 1 instead of March 25.
Oh! The New Year at the time of Tamar Munson's birth was March 25. Now my chart above has to be written:
March 25, 1707 New Years Day, 1707
December 5, 1707 Tamar Munson was born.
January 7, 1707 Martha Farnes died, just a month after the birth of her daughter.
March 24, 1707 The last day of the year (New Years Eve), 1707
March 25, 1708 New Years Day, 1708
March 10, 1708 Mary Preston marries Samuel Munson just two weeks before the start of the next New Year, 1709.
Based on the calendar, Martha was Tamar's mother. Rather than dying 11 months before Tamar was born, she died just a month afterwards. It leaves me wondering if she died from complications from childbirth or maybe a difficult winter and the burden of caring for nine children in the new land.
Michael Hope, my 3rd great grandfather and the son of Thomas Hope, was baptized on this day, November 11, in 1787. According to his tombstone, Michael was born in 1782 but according to the ship's manifest when he immigrated to the USA, his birth was more likely circa 1787. Given that infants were typically baptized soon after birth, I am inclined to trust the 1787 date. His mother and father are both listed on the baptismal record, but her name is listed only as "Hope." The sacrament was performed at St. Helen Church in the town of Auckland which is in Durham County.*
Michael married Margaret "Mary" Errington (1783 – 1860) in the Tynemouth Christ Church in the town of Tynemouth, Northumberland County, England, on July 10, 1815.* A year later, on July 18, 1816, she gave birth to their only known child, Michael Hope, Jr. Michael Jr. married Elizabeth "Bessie" Foster in 1838. In 1846, when he was 58 years old, Michael Sr. and his wife Margaret, their son Michael Jr. and his family boarded the ship "Hope of Dunbury" in Liverpool, England and sailed to New Orleans, Louisiana, USA.** They traveled north, presumably via the Mississippi River, to Grant County, Wisconsin.
Michael, Sr. died seven years later, on April 27, 1853 and is buried in Providence Cemetery, Bloomington, Grant County, Wisconsin.
* Source: findmypast.co.uk
**Source Citation: National Archives and Records Administration; Washington, D.C.; Passenger Lists of Vessels Arriving at New Orleans, Louisiana, 1820-1902; National Archives Microfilm Publication: M259; Roll #: 25.
The Boerner family in Gaulsheim, Germany were members of the Roman Catholic Church. When Martin Boerner, Sr. immigrated to Wisconsin, he continued in the family faith tradition. He raised his children in St. Anthony Catholic Church in Niagara, WI. The family is not remembered as weekly attenders at mass, but supported the ministry of the Catholic Church.
When Ann married Oscar Dearl Aderman, who was a member of the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod, the young couple decided they would both attend the Lutheran congregation and raise their children there. They had married August 9, 1930 and Ann took her classes to be a confirmed member of the Lutheran congregation. Three months later, on November 2, 1930, when she was 20 years old, Rev. Henry Hopp of the Holy Cross Lutheran Church in Daggett, MI confirmed Ann. Later, they transferred their membership closer to their home in Niagara, WI and became strong members of Mt. Olive Lutheran Church in Iron Mountain, MI.
My father remembers hearing that Ann's brothers and sisters chastised her for leaving the Roman Catholic Church and joining the Lutherans. This, of course, was a different era and Catholics and Lutherans were still at odds with each other. It ended when their father, Martin Boerner, Sr., sided with her and reminded the rest of his children–her siblings–that she was quite active in her congregation and surpassed their own involvement. Fortunately, he understood that faithful participation was more valuable than simple membership.
Annae Mariae Janz Boerner, my 2nd great grandmother, was born on this day, October 31, in 1827 in Ockenheim, Rheinhessen, Hesse-Darmstadt, Germany. She was the daughter of Johannis Janz and Anna Mariae Faeser. (Anna Mariae Faeser was also named after her mother, Anna Mariae Reckertin, who married Philipi Faeser.)
On August 17, 1850, when Anna Mariae Janz was still 22 years old, she married Adam Boerner in the Roemisch Katholische Kirche in Gaulsheim, Germany*. According to her tombstone, she died in 1907 and was buried in Gaulsheim.
Among her children was my great grandfather Martin Boerner. Martin's maternal great-grandmother, grandmother, mother, as well as his younger sister were all named Annae Mariae. He continued that family name with his youngest daughter, my grandmother, Anna Maria Boerner Aderman. Since Anna Maria Boerner Aderman had only sons, the name missed a generation, but the legacy has continued for two more generations when each of her four sons used "Ann" as the middle name of their first-born daughters and three of the granddaughters have Anna or Ann in their names.
*Source: Family Search.
My grand uncle, Jacob William Boerner, died 41 years ago today, October 27, 1972, in Niagara, Marinette County, WI. Jacob was born in Gaulsheim, Germany on 27 January 1891 to Martin and Catharina (Storch) Boerner. Martin immigrated to the United States in 1897 and Catharina sailed to the states with her three sons, John, Jacob, and Karl, two years later. The family moved to Marinette County and Jacob grew up there after arriving in the United States.
He married Rose (maiden name unknown) sometime before 1920 (the U.S. Census has them married at that point; their oldest son was born in 1918) and they had seven children: Martin, John, Hildegard, Bernice, Joseph, Rosalie, and Jacob. Jacob supported his family by working at the Kimberly-Clark paper mill.
Jacob lived a long life and died at the age of 81.
My 2nd great grandmother, Barbara Clara Barton, was born on this day, October 22, in 1830. She was the fifth known child (and first daughter) of Joannes Joeis Barthen and Susanna Hower of Lieser, Rheinland, Prussia. Barbara was baptized the same day at the Roemisch-Katholische Kirche in Lieser.* Joanne and Susanna had nine known children, only two of them being daughters.
More has been written about Barbara in an earlier post but today is a day to remember her birth, her youth growing up in Prussia, her courage in immigrating at the age of 21 to Illinois, and then living most of her adult life in Grant County, Wisconsin.
*Source: Family Search
I have previously written about Thomas Munson and his son, Samuel Munson. Samuel married Martha Bradley and they had ten children: one daughter and nine sons. In our family lineage, Samuel's oldest son, also named Samuel, is our ancestor. He married Martha Farnes and they had nine children. He then married the widow Mary (Preston) Merriman and they had two more children (Mary also had five children from her first marriage).
Samuel and Martha's fourth child, William, was born on this day in 1695. William is my 6th great grandfather and is the head of "Clan William" in the Munson Family Genealogy.
William married Rebecca Curtiss (1697 – 1742) and they had eight children. Their seventh child, Samuel (1739 – 1827) was my 5th great grandfather. William was a life-long resident of Wallingford (now Cheshire), Connecticut. According to The Munson Record: Volume I:
William at the age of twenty-three (the deed calls him a "young man') purchased, 28 Jan 1718, i.e., 1719*, sixteen acres "aboue the town upon missory brook." Misery Brook is in the southeast quarter of Southington, flowing into the Quinnipiac, say, about an eighth of a mile north of Cheshire line. John Munson of New Haven sold his nephew William 13 acres bounded "east by a brook called honey pot brook"; this was 1 Feb 1726, i.e., 1727*, (when the settlement was about thirty years old,) and the consideration was 20 pounds. Three years later, 14 June 1729, Samuel of Wallingford, for the love and good-will which he bore unto his beloved son William, transferred to him, just after the birth of his first child, 38 acres lying "in Cheshire in the bound of Wallingford upon Walnut Hill by Tunssus valley." There is little doubt that William had previously received land from his father, as it is recorded that Samuel and William made a joint sale of 90 acres 28 Jan 1726, and in his Will (1740) Samuel observed that he had given William "so much land as I think is my duty to give." . . .
William's home was a mile and three-quarters north of Cheshire Green. The stream running northward through the farm a quarter of a mile east of the house is still known as Honey-Pot Brook. On that place William's son Peter was born and died; there Peter's son Levi was born and died; and there Levi's son Levi, our aged contemporary, was born and spent the earlier portion of his life.
(Written by Myron Munson in 1896)
*Note: in 1750, the calendar in the Colonies changed so that what was recorded accurately by our ancestors as, e.g., 1718, was actually 1719 using our current calendar system.
Today, October 7, is the birthday of my 5th great grandfather, Samuel Munson. Samuel is the son of William and Rebecca (Curtis) Munson and lived from 1739 to April 2, 1827. In 1764, when he was 25 years old, Samuel married Susannah Tyler in his home town of Wallingford (now Cheshire) Connecticut.
In 1777, at the age of 38, Samuel enlisted in the Connecticut Militia and fought in the Revolutionary War. He was a private in the 10th Regiment commanded by Isaac Benham; Ward's Regiment. At this point in his life, his military service meant he left his wife and five children at home as he went to war.
Sometime after the war, Samuel and Susannah and most of their children moved from Connecticut to Ohio, likely in 1804 or 1805 according to Munson Family research. His occupation was farming so presumably he moved westward to make a living from the good soil in Ohio. I have not found evidence of a land bounty (the new nation's government was tight on cash but had an abundance of land so often paid Revolutionary War soldiers in land) so I do not know if he bought the land or was granted it for his service to the nation.
A last note: one of the challenges of reading histories with "Samuel Munson" in them is defining which "Samuel Munson" is being written about. This particular Samuel Munson is the grandson of Samuel Munson (1668 – 1741) and the great-grandson of Samuel Munson (1643 – 1693). In the generation of the man about whom this article is written, there were several men, all cousins, named Samuel Munson, living in the community. As Myron Munson wrote about it in The Munson Record: Volume 1, page 249:
Samuel [the Samuel of this article] is called in the record of his marriage "Samuel Munson 2nd," and he is generally so designated in the public records of Wallingford. His father and three brothers, living in Wallingford, each named a son Samuel; one, the son of Solomon, was removed to New Jersey, but the other three were on the stage in Wallingford together; the son of Waitstill was usually entitled Sen., the son of Deacon Merriman, Junior, and the son of William, 2nd. These four cousins had in New Haven two second-cousins (of the same generation) bearing the name of Samuel.
Situations like these call for the family historian to be meticulous in her research because it leaves lots of room for error. As I ponder it, I bet having six "Samuel Munson" in town at the same time also created plenty of confusion for the community! It is fun to wonder at how many miscommunications were made at the expense of the cousins.
Today is the birthday of my 3rd great grandmother, Elizabeth Ann "Betsy" Blue.She was born on October 3, 1834 in Sangamon County, IL to Robert and Martha (Blue) Blue. Her parents were double first cousins: Robert was the son Robert Blue and Ann McNary; Martha was the daughter of John Blue and Elizabeth McNary. The Blue brothers married McNary sisters, then their children, Robert Blue and Martha Blue, married. Elizabeth was the oldest of their six children.
When she was just 17 years old, Betsy married Seymore Bates, age 28. Seymore was born in St. Lawrence County, NY* but had moved west to Menard County, IL. They married in Menard County on July 8, 1852.**
At the time of the 1860 U.S. Census, Betsy and Seymore were living in Menard County, IL; in the 1870 census Seymore was farming in Atlanta, Logan County, IL and Betsy was keeping house with seven of their children: Robert (my 2nd great grandfather), Polly, William, Charles, Mary, Evaline, and baby Martha.(Their youngest two daughters, Alta and Dora, were born in 1873 and 1874.)
Betsy gave birth to Dora on April 7, 1874. Eleven weeks later, on June 23, 1874, Betsy died at the age of 39. The cause of death is unknown because a fire in the Logan County Courthouse burned all the records prior to 1878. Betsy is buried in the Bluegrass Cemetery in Atlanta, Logan County, IL.
*Source Information: Find A Grave
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Jordan Dodd and Liahona Research, comp.. Illinois, Marriages, 1851-1900 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2005. Original data: Index compiled from county marriage records on microfilm located at the Family History Library in Salt Lake City, Utah by Jordan Dodd of Liahona Research (P.O. Box 740, Orem, Utah 84059). Specific source information is listed with each entry.
Today is the birthday of Fredrich Carl August Heiden, my paternal 3rd great grandfather. He was born on September 15, 1832 in Mecklenburg, Nordwestmecklenburg, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany. He married Marianna "Mina" Allwardt while they still lived in Germany. Sometime in 1857, the young couple and their firstborn son, Theodore Frederick, immigrated to the United States via the port in Hamburg. On the 20th of June, 1857, the young family arrived in New York on the Charles C. Fowler passenger ship.*
Fredrich and his family lived in Bergholtz, NY when they first arrived in the USA, but at some point they moved west to Effingham County, Illinois. He and Mina had ten children, but three died in infancy. He supported his family through farming.
Fredrich died on the 21st of January, 1905 from Cirrhosis of the Liver, from which he had suffered for eight years.**
*Source Citation: Year: 1857; Arrival: New York, New York; Microfilm Serial: M237; Microfilm Roll: 175; Line: 36; List Number: 691.
**Effingham County, IL Death Certificate
On September 13, 1879, my 4th great grandfather, Josiah David Bates, died of Consumption* (Tuberculosis). Josiah was born about 1801 to his mother, Tabitha, and a father whose name is yet unknown. He was born in Pittsfield, Berkshire, Massachusetts and, except for possibly a short time in Weymouth, Norfolk, Massachusetts as a young man, he lived out his life in Pittsfield.
Josiah married Elizabeth Freeman and on New Year's Day, 1824, she gave birth to their first son, Seymore (my 3rd great grandfather). Their second son, Ezekiel, was born about 1834. In 1860, Josiah was listed in the U.S. Census as a carpenter.
*Source Citation: National Archives and Records Administration (NARA); Washington, D.C.; Non-population Census Schedules for Massachusetts, 1850-1880 (T1204); Archive Collection: T1204; Archive Roll Number: 37; Census Year: 1880; Census Location: Pittsfield, Berkshire, Massachusetts; Line: 15.


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Edward M. McAlee, age 60, of High Street, Johnsonburg, died Tuesday, Sept. 27, 2011 at Geisinger Medical Center of Danville, after a lengthy illness.
He was born Dec. 31, 1950 in Ridgway, son of Harold "Bud" and Lavina (Roberts) McAlee, deceased.
He worked as a Bell Tone hearing aide salesman, millwright at Johnsonburg paper mill, and manager of the Johnsonburg Elks Club where he also had served as Exalted Ruler. He also owned and operated the Kopper Kettle restaurant of Johnsonburg from October 1999 to May 2011.
Ridgway girls golf had a team score of 247 in its home finale Tuesday at Laurel Mill Golf Course.
Senior Brittanei Neubert led the Lady Elkers with a 55. Selena Scarnati had a 58 and Sierra Kos carded a 62. Christine Schauer finished at 72 and Sarah Szczotka finished at 78.
Shannon Truesdale led DuBois with a 51. Corey Pruzinsky was second at 55. Kelly Nowak had a 67 and Katie DeAngelo finished at 70.
Punxsutawney had the lowest score of the six-team field, finishing with a 222.
Truesdale of DuBois was the medalist with her score of 51.
JOHNSONBURG – Johnsonburg volleyball won 3-1 (25-21, 25-16, 20-25, 25-15) over Elk County Catholic Tuesday night at Johnsonburg Area High School.
"It's a good win for the girls against a good team," Johnsonburg coach Bill Shuey said. "They hustled and they played hard. We seemed to be jelling as a team. We still have some things that we have to fix. All in all, they played hard. We minimized our mistakes.
Using timely passing and 29 kills out of 39 attempts, Ridgway improved to 8-0 Tuesday night with a 3-0 (25-12, 25-10, 25-11) victory over Sheffield.
The Lady Elkers overwhelmed the opposition Tuesday night as they only faced three deficits in the three-set victory; Along with 16 aces on the night, the home team made only four errors as Sheffield averaged just 11 points per set.
FOX TWP. – Tuesday afternoon's meeting of the Elk County Solid Waste Authority was held at the Veolia ES Greentree Landfill in Fox Township. Prior to the meeting, authority members toured the site by bus and received an update about what has been taking place.
The landfill, which was established in 1987 and changed hands several times before coming under its current management, encompasses about 3,000 acres, with between 400 and 500 acres currently active under the facility's permit boundary.
Elk County Conservation District officials approved revisions to their personnel policy during Monday night's regular meeting.
The new Conservation District employee handbook contains 21 additional pages of policies, an improvement to its past six-page handbook.
Margaret B. Scaccia, 88, a resident of Elk Haven Nursing Home and formerly of Railroad Street, Daguscahonda, died on Tuesday, September 27, 2011 at Elk Haven Nursing Home.
She was born February 27, 1923 in Daguscahonda, a daughter of the late Joseph and Barbara Frances Bolitiski.
On June 25, 1943 in Daguscahonda, she married the late Henry Scaccia, who preceded her in death in 1983.
ST. MARYS - "Large or small, we want 'em all."
That's the theme of this year's 7th Annual Big Buck Contest, which promises to be better than ever with a new scoring system for bucks and a contest for readers of The Daily Press, The Ridgway Record and The Kane Republican every week.
Darlene Coder, publisher of the three newspapers, explained several changes to this year's contest that she said would benefit both hunters and readers.
BRADFORD – The Johnsonburg Rams Golf Team placed second in the District 9 Championships at Pine Acres Country Club.
The team of Calvin Christoff, Cameron Grumley, Luke Shreffler, and J.P. Allegretto carded a team total of 336 to claim runner-up honors; defeating the Bradford Owls by two strokes, but falling short of team champion Punxsutawney, who shot a 332. Only nine of the 24 schools competing in the District Championships qualified for the team portion of the competition, including Ridgway and Elk County Catholic.Â
Ridgway girls soccer used a second-half goal for the difference in a 3-2 win over St. Marys Monday afternoon at Francis S. Grandinetti Elementary School in Ridgway.
"I knew coming in this was going to be a hard game," Ridgway coach Greg Maddalena said. "It's the third time we've seen them. I told the girls it's going to be an 80-minute game. They (St. Marys) made some adjustments, they're not a bad team at all, they're a very good team. They played well. We just have to step up to that challenge and raise our level, play as a team and we'll come out winners."


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text: Up Life's Ladder May 12, 2014 Issue Ice-Cream Defense By Rebecca Mead Table of Contents Karol Ruiz, a third-year, part-time student at the Seton Hall University School of Law, considered removing the tiny stud adorning her left nostril before participating in the finals of the school's moot-court competition, but ultimately she decided against it. Ruiz, who is the daughter of a welder and a domestic worker from Colombia, and has a fifteen-year-old son, acquired U.S. citizenship only three years ago. She had avidly read the autobiography of Justice Sonia Sotomayor, one of the three judges for the evening's competition. "I had heard that when she first went on the bench she wore red nail polish," Ruiz said. "I practiced hard to make sure I would be judged by the content of my arguments, not by the ring in my nose." Ruiz was one of four finalists, and the only woman, who had made it through multiple rounds to argue last month before Sotomayor, who was joined by Michael A. Chagares and Julio M. Fuentes, both judges for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit. At issue was a hypothetical case concerning a female elementary-school teacher who had been found to have child pornography in her home; the case included a complicated knot of legal issues involving the Fourth and Sixth Amendments. The school's Larson Auditorium was filled with hundreds of aspiring lawyers: a dull sea of gray and navy, punctuated by the occasional glimmer of a cell-phone camera being trained on Sotomayor. Justin Ferrone, a second-year student whose summer plans include an internship at Debevoise & Plimpton, in New York, was the first up, arguing the petitioner's side. Within minutes, he had cited a judgment that Sotomayor rendered while she was a judge on the Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit. "Well, was I right?" Sotomayor responded, to general laughter. Ferrone was not thrown entirely off balance. "With all due respect, Your Honor, I think your position is wonderful," he said. Ferrone's co-counsel, Brian Spadora, a second-year student and a former newspaper reporter, also cited a phrase from one of Sotomayor's earlier legal decisions. Sotomayor corrected him. "I think that was my colleague's line," she said. "It's a good line; you should take credit for it," Spadora replied. Chris Keating, arguing for the government, spoke in polished legalese—"The government absolutely agrees that the job of the government is to administer justice," he said—though at one point he had to ask Sotomayor to repeat her question. Karol Ruiz, Keating's partner, was the last to speak. Sotomayor invited her to parse the different implications of the teacher's inviting a student to her home to watch a Harry Potter movie, rather than inviting a student to her home to eat ice cream. "Ice cream does not provide access to electronic equipment," Ruiz replied, with self-assurance. "With ice cream, we would have lacked the nexus to electronic equipment." When the judges repaired to a private room to discuss their decision, the competitors hovered at the front of the auditorium, buzzing. "It's almost like being in a fight, where time slows down, and afterward you think, What the hell just happened?" Brian Spadora said. Justin Ferrone added, "I can't remember two things I said!" Chris Keating was flexing his shoulders like a competitive athlete after an event. "It's amazing, making eye contact with Justice Sotomayor," he said. "You're thinking, This Justice is actually listening to the words that are coming out of my mouth." "I am exhilarated," Ruiz said. When Sotomayor wrote, in "My Beloved World," about the generosity of her grandmother, it put Ruiz in mind of her own family, she explained. "She was the first Supreme Court Justice to use the term 'undocumented immigrants,' and she used it in her first opinion," Ruiz said. 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Combined the two took home R310 000 in prize money while winning nine individual awards between them.
Holding midfielder Willard Katsande walked away with R230 000 after winning the 'Online Player of the Season, 'Fan Player of the Season', 'Players Player of the Season', player of the month for May and the coveted 'Player of the Season'.
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Jimmy Fallon Gets Musical With Kenan Thompson + More in 'SNL' Promos [VIDEO]
Jimmy Fallon is hosting 'SNL' on Saturday, Dec. 21, with his BFF Justin Timberlake as the musical guest.
Jimmy Fallon is hosting 'SNL' on Saturday, Dec. 21, with his BFF Justin Timberlake as the musical guest.
'Tis the season...for ugly Christmas and holiday-themed sweaters!
Bonnie McKee has written huge hits for the likes of Katy Perry and Britney Spears, so she knows a great Christmas song when she hears one -- even when it's not a Christmas song at all!
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No, really. Merry Christmas?
Here's an early Christmas gift for all you Mariah Carey watchers: a peek into the superstar's private life -- and it's just as wacky and over-the-top as you've hoped!
Country singer and 'American Idol' Season 10 winner Scotty McCreery sat down for this exclusive, Christmas-themed interview with PopCrush, revealing his holiday favorites.
Kelly Clarkson had one goal for her first Christmas special, 'Kelly Clarkson's Cautionary Christmas Music Tale': She wanted George Clooney to be a part of the festivities and spent the hour trying to make it happen.
Mariah Carey sang her modern Christmas classic 'All I Want for Christmas Is You' at the National Christmas Tree Lighting event in Washington, D.C. last week. Her voice cracked throughout the performance, and she sounded like she was sick. It was really bad, which is shocking for Mimi.


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Entering today's game, Tigers 3B Miguel Cabrera is.522 BA/1.734 OPS vs. Yankees SP Phil Hughes.
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Definition of quarter binding in English:
quarter bindingSyllabification: quar·ter bind·ing
A type of bookbinding in which the spine is covered in one material (usually leather) and the rest of the cover in another.
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No if AT&T does what they want to do then you'll now have 3G in that area!Why is this so hard to get for people?
Why is this so hard to get for people?
Sorry to disappoint you but it's required that if you have frequency you have to use it. No squatting on spectrum says the FCC, it's use it or lose it! So AT&T wont just turn off GSM/EDGE and leave nothing in that area, that would be totally retarded even for a retarded company like AT&T.Eitherway, it doesn't matter anyways as they aren't turning it off, they are just using SOME of it for something else.
"AT&T says they'll be supporting EDGE for a while, but the ultimate end goal is the elimination of the network:"This is word for word the last line of the article, what part of this makes you think they are not turning it off?


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The Media Equation: Buzz Bissinger's Full Conversion to DigitalAugust 2, 2010 6:26 pm | by New York Times | Comments
After a savage televised rant against blogs two years ago, Buzz Bissinger today is a habitual Twitter user.
HP reaches settlement with DOJ in kickbacks caseAugust 2, 2010 6:05 pm | by The Associated Press | Comments
Hewlett-Packard Co. said Monday that it has agreed in principle to settle a lawsuit by the Department of Justice, which alleged that HP and other technology companies paid kickbacks to Accenture PLC in exchange for recommendations for government work.HP denied "engaging in any illegal conduct."...
Restocking the Snack MachineAugust 2, 2010 4:28 pm | by Wall Street Journal | Comments
Vending-machine operators, under pressure to lift sales, have begun to deploy credit-card readers and wireless sales-tracking devices to machines that dispense candy bars, potato chips and soda pop.
Ping: In School Systems, Slow Progress for Open-Source TextbooksAugust 2, 2010 4:28 pm | by New York Times | Comments
Two founders of Sun Microsystems have created two nonprofits to bring open-source textbooks to kindergarten through high school classes.
Emirates BlackBerry Case Reflects Wider TensionAugust 2, 2010 4:27 pm | by New York Times | Comments
Communications companies and governments are struggling to balance privacy with national security.
Apple and Amazon in Inquiry Over E-Book PricesAugust 2, 2010 4:27 pm | by New York Times | Comments
The Connecticut attorney general, Richard Blumenthal, said the sellers' deals with publishers might block rivals from providing attractive pricing.
Audio equipment co. founder Harman to buy NewsweekAugust 2, 2010 3:05 pm | by ANDREW VANACORE - AP Business Writer - Associated Press | Comments
Sidney Harman, the 91-year-old founder of audio equipment maker Harman International Industries Inc., has agreed to buy Newsweek, ending a nearly half-century chapter for the magazine as part of The Washington Post Co.Jon Meacham, the magazine's top editor since 2006, will step down.Newsweek...
Post Co. selling Newsweek to Sidney HarmanAugust 2, 2010 2:05 pm | by ANDREW VANACORE - AP Business Writer - Associated Press | Comments
Sidney Harman, the 91-year-old founder of audio equipment maker Harman International Industries Inc., has agreed to buy Newsweek, ending a nearly half-century chapter for the magazine as part of The Washington Post Co.Jon Meacham, the magazine's top editor since 2006, will step down.Newsweek...
VeriSign 2Q profit rises, meets analyst viewAugust 2, 2010 1:05 pm | by The Associated Press | Comments
Internet technology company VeriSign Inc. said Monday that its second-quarter profit rose as revenue from its domain-name registration business rose.For the April-June period, VeriSign earned $35.2 million, 19 cents per share, compared with a profit of $34.9 million, or 18 cents per share, in...
Purdue-IU team uncovers potential prostate cancer markerAugust 2, 2010 12:24 pm | by EurekAlert | Comments
(Purdue University) Studies have revealed a potential marker for prostate cancer. A new analysis technique to create a profile of the lipids, or fats, found in prostate tissue and revealed a molecular compound that appears to be useful in identifying cancerous and precancerous tissue. The...
New catalyst makes better fuel cells, study showsAugust 2, 2010 12:22 pm | by Cornell University | Comments
Scientists at the Energy Materials Center at Cornell have discovered a catalyst that could make fuel cells more resistant to carbon monoxide poisoning - and thus more efficient and cost-effective.
Microsoft to sell Office for Mac 2011 in OctoberAugust 2, 2010 12:05 pm | by The Associated Press | Comments
Microsoft Corp. said Monday it will start selling the next version of its Office programs for Apple Inc.'s Macintosh computers at the end of October.The software maker also said it will give free upgrades to people who buy the existing Office for Mac before the new version launches.Office for...
The boundless promise -- and mystery -- of glassAugust 2, 2010 11:25 am | by EurekAlert | Comments
(Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute) For more than 40 years, Rensselaer Professor Minoru Tomozawa has been pioneering new innovations in a field that most people take for granted: glass. More than panes in a window or screens on a television, glass is at the center of many critical...
Conn. AG: Apple, Amazon block lower e-book pricesAugust 2, 2010 11:05 am | by The Associated Press | Comments
Connecticut Attorney General Richard Blumenthal says Apple Inc. and Amazon.com Inc. are trying to stop competitors from offering lower e-book prices.Blumenthal announced Monday that his office is investigating agreements made by the two companies that deter publishers from giving discounts to...
Questions and answers about UAE's BlackBerry banAugust 2, 2010 11:05 am | by PETER SVENSSON - AP Technology Writer - Associated Press | Comments
Some questions and answers about the United Arab Emirates banning the use of BlackBerry's messaging and Web services:Q: What is being banned?A. E-mail, messaging and Web services on BlackBerry phones, starting in October. The ban also applies to foreign visitors using roaming, but not to phone...


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Thursday, January 3, 2013
WORKING this year with the Ormiston Trust, March Lions hope to have brought a little festive cheer into the homes of some deserving families in the area with their bags of groceries and fresh vegetables.
However, we could not make this possible without the amazing generosity of a number of produce providers who, between them, donate all the cabbages, cauliflowers, onions, leeks, sprouts, beetroot etc.
So thank you to Produce World (Marshalls), G's Fresh Beetroot, Allpress Farms and Very Very Veg Co (Fenmarc).
This year their generosity was such that once all the family packages had been completed there was still enough fresh vegetables left over to enable us to take a large quantity over to the Alpha Centre in North Bretton who help to support the homeless.
So, once again, a huge thank you to our produce providers, staff at Ormiston who organised the sorting and packaging and especially to Lion Trevor Stockbridge, without whose organisation and contacts the process would not happen.
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As a prized collectors item, the wall has become museum piece and tourists attraction from Cape Town to Bangladesh. One section is so holy it is about to outlive the pope in the Vatican, having been won in an auction in Monte Carlo in the 90s.
Looking at it and being near it offers viewers an insight into the plight of a divided people, their helplessness in the face of a greater power. And as such, it is our responsibility to protect those last few pieces that remain so that generations to come are wiser to such heinous crimes.
Or so the argument goes.
For a more authentic experience of helplessness in the face of a greater power, try stopping them tear it down this afternoon, or for a fuller taste of life under the GDR, insist on permission from developers before the destruction starts elsewhere across Berlin.
So today, as they tear a chunk down to make way for luxury apartments, why not join the outraged Berliners, and protesters from around the world, because they really are the lucky few.


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Exploration of the art and architecture of the major civilizations, such as the Maya, Aztec, and Inka, that flourished in the regions we now call Latin America from the first millennium BCE through the conquest and colonization by Spain in the sixteenth century. Course includes a brief evaluation of the effect of these indigenous traditions upon art and culture in Latin America from the colonial period to the modern era, including modernists such as Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo.
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Screen recording software and screen recorder to make software tutorials, demos and online help video for web sharing and tech support by screen recording and screen capture.
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IM Grabber is a utility to automatically record AOL Instant Messenger conversations. Conversations can be conveniently browsed by Screen Name and date/time. It also has the ability to record only or ignore specific Screen Names. Additionally, it is able to automatically close Instant Messages from specified users. The search function allows you to view all messages that contain a specific word or phrase. Also includes optional passworded access.
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JitBit Macro Recorder LITE is a simple and low cost system to record keyboard, mouse movement, mouse clicks. All recorded keystrokes and mouse activity can be replayed or saved to disk. Use it to automate ANY activity in ANY windows application, perform repetitive tasks, record on-screen presentations and tutorials. With this keyboard and mouse automation utility you can perform complex tasks in seconds, no programming skills needed.
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Captures images up to 30 shots per second from any video device including USB and Analog cameras, Television cards, Camcorders and Network IP webcams. The software streams live high-quality MPEG-4 video from your station or uploads JPEG shots to your FTP server. Broadcasting can be viewed via any Internet explorer; no plug-ins or downloads required. You can broadcast synchronized recording and streaming from infinite number of cameras.
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Free your audio from its limitations. Convert audio files other programs can't into MP3, WMA, OGG, MP4, FLAC, WAV and many other formats. And since it converts your audio files super fast, you can spend less time waiting and more time listening. Because it's your audio and you should be able to listen to it wherever you move.
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Comprehensive purchase orders application facilitates user to control entire buy and sale goods from large to tiny organization. Proficient sale order tool allows you to manage record details of all purchased products of any tiny to large scale organization. Company provides sale account management application empowers user to manage and control details of all receipt and delivered products and services from market to an organization.
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Advanced Key and Mouse Recorder is created to record and replay the keyboard and mouse activities for automating the plodding and repetitive tasks. You may utilize it to record and save mouse movements, mouse clicks, and keyboard keystrokes in any applications, such as a game, a painting application, a word processor and so on. When you need, you can replay the recorded activities for many times.
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Audio Recorder is a tiny and easy-to-use software that lets you to record any sound on your computer. With Audio Recorder, you can record sound from microphone, line-in, streaming audio from the Internet or music played by Windows Media Player, WinAmp, Games, Skype, etc. The software has a simple and intuitive interface and you will need no special skills to be able to work with it. You can save recorded sound in the MP3, OGG, WMA or WAV format.
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MSSQL to MySQL database converter software transfers all records of Microsoft SQL to MySQL. Database migration tool converts all database records or selected table records according to the requirement. Database converter software converts database into new destination database without any changes in records. MSSQL to MySQL database converter software maintains database integrity after db conversion. Database migration tool is GUI based.
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www.purchaseorders.biz is top most software development company website that designs affordable Business Purchase Order Software to manage and track item stock record, sales/purchases record and various financial reports to analyze company growth. Purchase order organizer tool contains innovative search feature to locate and find require sales or purchase record from database of company in well organized manner.
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Ease your workload. Alienate monotony. Delegate repetitive tasks to Workspace Macro Recorder. Highly accurate keyboard macro & mouse macro. Create macros in any application using a simple, intuitive process. Features unique SMART Macro Technology, password protection, repeat options, accurate high-speed replay, macro management, IE plug-in, customizable UI & task scheduler. Rely on this 'Record once & play anytime' macro recorder & macro program.
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AudioStreamer Pro is the streaming internet radio recorder that puts you in complete control! This revolutionary new software lets you to receive, play and record thousands of radio stations that are currently available on the internet. Create a schedule for automatic recording - Auto delete duplicate files in library - Split recordings into individual tracks! - Digital audio editor with powerful features - Burn MP3 files to Audio CD's and more
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Microdata Rich Snippet designing tool helps website users to make automated snippet codes for making their website more accessible or searchable on various renowned search engines, get this tool downloads instantly from www.drpuwebtools.com website.
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Podcast Wizard is an innovational product that turns creating podcasts into a surprisingly easy and pleasant task. For your convenience, we split the process of creating a podcast into several steps and designed the software in the form of a New Podcast Wizard You can record voice, music or other sounds, mix audio, edit and process final tracks, make a RSS feed and publish a podcast on a server. Try Podcast Wizard right now!
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Outlook password retrieval tool restores office outlook saved passwords including web form, identity and FTP client password. Outlook password revealer extracts detailed information about incoming/outgoing email server including server name and port number. Microsoft outlook password finder utility reveals all passwords that are hidden behind asterisk (***) or any other special character. Software supports all latest versions of outlook express.
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