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Jeff Hornacek Rumors
Phoenix Suns coach Jeff Hornacek enters the 2015-16 season on the last guaranteed season in his contract. But he's not going to let that bother him. "Just like any other player getting towards the end of their contract," Hornacek said to Bright Side. "You go out there and do your best and these things tend to take care of themselves with time. So that's the way we approach it."
The occasional text message has been exchanged, according to Hornacek, who delved into the topic further with a handful of reporters. "Hopefully he can get here and we can all talk to him. I think once he gets here with the players—and maybe the players can help out in that regard—and realize that, probably like anything else, it happens when you might not be happy with the organization, but you're a professional, you go out there and you play as hard as you can," he said.
"Really, when you get out there and start playing games, you're not playing for the organization, you're probably not even playing for your coaches, you're playing for yourself and your teammates because that's the bond that those guys have as players, so once he gets playing with these guys I think he'll be okay."


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So, I've made a few changes that seem to fix the two biggest issues:
I've introduced a "Turbulence" phase to combat patterns,
and I've also added an "Avalanche" phase to increase sensitivity:
The results:
A difference of a single bit will result in dramatic variation.
Small test: A 256 byte file was created with all bytes = 0xFF and a second, similar file was created where all bytes = 0xFF except for the last byte which = 0xFE
Here are the visualizations of the two files: (Note they are 16 x 16 pixels and are quite difficult to see on a white background)
File A :
File B :
Both files were encrypted using the same passcode:
Result A :
Result B :
Both results appear as noise; however each is different.
And finally we have the "worst case scenario" triangle image/data test:
Please note that the vertical lines are the result of blocks of data being EXACTLY the same in the original data.
As in one row of pixels being exactly the same as another:
Note: Each row of pixels in the solid green block is exactly the same, as is the case wherever else there are vertical lines; encrypting identical datas returns identical results.
In other words, please don't point out the "clear pattern of vertical lines"
Now, adding both the turbulence and avalanche phases to the algorithm results in a ~ 40% increase in computation time.
The new code is attached ( PNWL.h )
Also, I'm still looking for a good passcode hashing function.
If you feel like testing the new algorithm, use a longer password, or better yet, to emulate a hashcode, generate a 24 byte null terminated string randomly and use that.
Again thank you.
Edit: Forgot to attach the new code XD

subset: commoncrawl


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Gossip column: Casillas, Valdes, Suso, Cech, Ozil, Shaw
Liverpool and Arsenal are monitoring Real Madrid goalkeeper Iker Casillas after the 33-year-old hinted he wants to play in England plus news on Ozil and more.
Liverpool and Arsenal are monitoring Real Madrid goalkeeper Iker Casillas after the 33-year-old hinted he wants to play in England plus news on Ozil and more.
Newcastle United boss Alan Pardew has warned Demba Ba they're prepared to take away their new contract offer. read more
Seamus Coleman is delighted with his new deal at Everton. It means the 24-year-old Republic of Ireland international has extended his stay at Goodison Park until the summer of 2018. read more
Danny Graham wants to stay with Swansea City due to the presence of Michael Laudrup. read more
vOldham Athletic boss Paul Dickov has seen his coaching staff placed on gardening leave. read more
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Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers refused to condemn the board after Friday's deadline day shambles. read more
Newcastle United boss Alan Pardew isn't panicking over the loss of injury victim Ryan Taylor. read more
Gareth McAuley is urging Jonas Olsson to pen his new West Bromwich Albion deal. read more
Wales coach Chris Coleman is confident Aaron Ramsey's future is with Arsenal. read more
Kevin Doyle has no regrets staying with Championship club Wolves. Everton and Stoke City were chasing the Irishman last week. read more
Douglas Maicon is excited about his move to Manchester City. read more
Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger has urged the Liverpool board to rally around Brendan Rodgers. The Gunners' victory at Anfield marked Liverpool's worst season start since 1962-63. read more
Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger shrugged off the benching of Theo Walcott. Walcott was left on the bench for victory at Liverpool yesterday. read more
Aston Villa boss Paul Lambert has explained why they didn't push to sign Clint Dempsey. Dempsey eventually signed for Tottenham on Friday from Fulham. read more
West Bromwich Albion boss Steve Clarke is delighted with their deal for Dynamo Kiev fullback Goran Popov. Clarke was happy to welcome a new signing, who did appear set to join Stoke City. read more
Aston Villa boss Paul Lambert is pleased with the strengthening of his squad. read more
Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers is open to bringing Michael Owen back to the club. Owen is a free agent after being let go by Manchester United. read more


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Le Plaisir
1952 Directed by Max Ophüls
Three stories about the pleasure. The first one is about a man hiding his age behind a mask to keep going to balls and fancying women - pleasure and youth. Then comes the long tale of Mme Tellier taking her girls (whores) to the country for attending her niece's communion - pleasure and purity. And lastly, Jean the painter falling in love with his model - pleasure and death.
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The commonest features of fictional brothels tend to fall either on the side of eloquence and class or poverty and brutality; domesticity and mundanity are rarely depicted. It's such a rare idea in cinema, or at least the cinema I am familiar with, that I was completely caught off guard by the idea of a brothel going on vacation. Honestly, even the idea of a single employee thereof having time off struck me as odd, but having the entire brothel holiday together struck me as uniquely quaint. It simply was not in my narrative vocabulary. I understand that in places where such things are legal, vacations and sick days and whatnot are probably required by law, but I never gave…
After a very brief respite in order to gather some thoughts and allow the recollections of this film to simmer in my mind, I've come to the conclusion that this is my favorite by Max Ophuls. Not only that but I also hold the opinion that it is in Le Plaisir that his cinematic prowess in visual language comes to a pinnacle. It is truly a film that transcends the medium as a work of art while also greatly influencing said medium in tremendous ways.
Take for instance of how Paul Thomas Anderson has cited Ophuls as being among his most vital inspirations in his own career. With that said, look at this visual example of when you can literally…
The previous four Ophul's I'd seen all made 100 best list so I was expecting great things here and got them without ever quite feeling I needed to go throw anything off that list to make way for it.
On the face of it it's a triptych of stories but one of them is four times as long as the others and totally dominates emotionally. A tale of a brothel full of prostitutes going to the country to watch a girls first communion makes the most of it's collision of worldliness and innocence and is as you would expect beautifully shot. Icons like Danielle Darieux and Jean Gabin add to the weight of the sequence and Ophuls manages the hard…
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(Ophüls 2/5)
Ophüls roaming camera dances with the profound, constantly forcing us look past the gorgeous surfaces in which he provides to understand the deep-seated melancholy at their core. Every single story here explores the ways in which love, youth and joy can leave us feeling trapped; happiness is always just out of reach in Ophüls artificial world, and despite his characters best efforts, their tragedy feels fated.
Wonderfully observed filmmaking, and much, much better than A Letter From an Unknown Woman.
The charm and grace of Ophüls's cinema can be seen and felt in every frame of Le Plaisir, a film so full of majestic and somehow yet understated camera work and great performances from so many legends of the French cinema. I especially would like to mention that wonderful scene at the church, a touching moment that reminded me of Cabiria's visit to the local shrine where she seeks the Madonna's intercession.
Wonderfully nostalgic look at a sophisticated civilisation long gone, a technical masterclass in its dizzying roving camera and an aesthetically beautiful film with some hard and profound emotional truths - in other words, Ophuls gonna Ophuls. Where this film does falter, however, is in its bungling of the anthology film format - the fact that the first story gets 15 minutes, the second an hour and the last 15 minutes already speaks volumes, and there's a feeling of unbalancedness throughout - the latter section feels rushed, and the middle bloated and occasionally lagging. All have moments of brilliance in them, but the first section on its own merits is like a 5 star short film, absolutely brilliant and very affecting - the following material only occasionally gets close to that level again, but overall it's a pretty great but uneven package.
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After loving the last two Ophuls I watched this one was a bit of a letdown. It's not that it was bad or boring or anything like that, it just didn't have any sort of punch to it the way his other film's have. For whatever reason it reminded me of Max Ophuls.
This movie was a total pleasure.
Max Ophüls paints an intoxicating picture with his three tales of women keeping the world together. In the first a rogue husband assaults a concerto in the hopes of dancing his life away only to be scolded by his wife. The bystander perspective to the story really brings it home as our audience substitute is a sympathetic one. She stays with the man because that's what she knows. In the second, the largest story, a successful entrepreneur in the field of prostitution and pimping embarks on a trip to a small village. Reminiscence of lost innocence mixes with brutal lashings against vitriolic and incredibly obnoxious men who are thankfully portrayed in such comedic fashion that it's hard to become upset…
The previous four Ophul's I'd seen all made 100 best list so I was expecting great things here and got them without ever quite feeling I needed to go throw anything off that list to make way for it.
On the face of it it's a triptych of stories but one of them is four times as long as the others and totally dominates emotionally. A tale of a brothel full of prostitutes going to the country to watch a girls first communion makes the most of it's collision of worldliness and innocence and is as you would expect beautifully shot. Icons like Danielle Darieux and Jean Gabin add to the weight of the sequence and Ophuls manages the hard…
See the first part for that wonderful Ophuls craft.
See the second for its beauty and humanity.
Skip the third if you have to go somewhere but it's not bad.
Ophüls adapted three stories by Guy de Maupassant for LE PLAISIR (1952, 98 min, 35mm; Saturday, 5pm and Tuesday, 6pm), his second film after relocating to France, and it was an inspired choice; like Ophüls, Maupassant developed an aesthetic of supreme grace less out of showmanship than profound satisfaction with the human comedy, which may be best evinced by two of the film's lengthy tracking shots—moments the Film Center program identifies correctly as among he most stunning in Ophüls' career, sequences that dance through time and space while painting a rich history of each environment. Less often discussed is the film's content, which is no less remarkable. The second story, about a group of prostitutes who take one day off…
Anyone who reads this list, or who regularly picks up the Music Box schedule or the Chicago Reader, probably sees Max Ophüls' name at least once a month. Why must we keep bringing him up? Why must we constantly have Max Ophüls retrospectives? Why is it that a season doesn't go by in this city without the Music Box or the Film Studies Center or now the Gene Siskel Film Center reviving one of the director's features? Because it's necessary. Ophüls must constantly be revived for the same reason theatre companies must put on Shakespeare plays, producers must sample Parliament, pianists must play Bach, string quartets must have Beethoven and Shostakovich in their repertoire and schools must assign you Dostoevsky…
Max Ophuls's 1951 anthology film (a popular form of the time that has sadly fallen into disuse) collects three short stories by Guy de Maupassant, each dealing with the ideal of "pleasure" in a different context: old age, sex, and sacrifice. On the whole, the film falls below the level of the work that surrounds it, La Ronde and The Earrings of Madame de . . . , but it unmistakably belongs to Ophuls's postwar period, one of the most extraordinary creative peaks in film history. In French with subtitles. 98 min.
The glorious middle story reminded me a lot of Renoir's A Day in the Country - a family (more or less) takes a break from the city in the French countryside, and encounters just as much lust as they would at home. Ophuls obviously has a way of shooting women that is remarkable - even the last story, a real downer, is absolutely gorgeous.
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MORRISTOWN, Tenn. (AP) -- A community college professor from Tennessee has been tapped for a rare appointment to teach at the Army War College in Carlisle, Pennsylvania.
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Where Do Babies Come From?
Published: June 16, 2002
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he act of adoption is, at its best, one motivated by equal parts compassion and need. Historically, Americans have adopted children left parentless by war: 8,000 Japanese and European orphans were adopted in the late 1940's; thousands more came from Korea a decade later. Since then, adoption agencies have launched programs everywhere from Azerbaijan to Sierra Leone. According to State Department figures, the number of international adoptions in the last decade has doubled, with a record 19,237 children granted orphan visas last year.
Domestic adoptions still outnumber international ones, but that margin appears to be quickly closing. Like Cambodia, the United States has no shortage of adoptable children: it is just that most of them are over the age of 5 and living in foster care. There is also the little-discussed issue of race: white infants make up the minority of available children but also are the most requested. In addition, the growing movement toward ''open adoption'' in this country allows for varying degrees of information and contact between birth parents and adoptive parents. This, coupled with the specter of several high-profile court cases in which biological parents have successfully reclaimed their children after years of separation, can intimidate potential adopters. ''I was terrified of hooking up with a birth mother who would change her mind, even if there was only a small chance of it happening,'' says an Oregon mother, describing her decision to adopt from Cambodia instead of domestically.
In this respect, international adoption appears to be more straightforward and decidedly more anonymous, though the situation in Cambodia and other countries suggests that adoption, in any setting, is irrefutably complicated. ''People go overseas to adopt because there's no legal risk regarding birth parents,'' says Samuel C. Totaro, a Pennsylvania attorney specializing in adoption. ''Those parents' legal rights have been all but terminated.''
Every year, thousands of international adoptions are conducted legitimately, though the possibilities for exploitation always exist. As prospective parents spell out their wishes and adoption agencies work to meet them, the quest to find the youngest children and the quickest turnaround often leads to less-developed countries, where regulations surrounding adoption tend to be loose and the amount of money involved can be dazzlingly influential. A team of U.S. government researchers reported last year that ''almost every discussion we had of adoption in Romania involved the use of commercial terms, terms such as 'auction' and 'market' and 'price.''' (The Romanian government has since suspended adoptions.) Similar problems exist in Guatemala, and in the last few years, child-smuggling rings geared toward adoption have been broken up everywhere from Vietnam to Cyprus to Mexico.
Mary Lib Mooney, director of the National Association of Ethical Adoption Professionals, blames the large number of U.S. agencies using freelance facilitators, who operate on commission, rather than salaried staff members to locate adoptable children in foreign countries for the cycle of corruption. ''They go to these countries, and they hire any Tom, Dick or Harry,'' she says. ''Whether it's the trash man or a schoolteacher, they hire whoever can get the most babies for them. It's money, money, money.''
The agencies I spoke with claimed to do their best to check out the facilitators' backgrounds, but they admitted that hard information can be difficult to come by. Wide Horizons for Children, an agency that makes 500 adoption placements a year, has used Serey Puth as its facilitator for about a year, paying him $6,900 for each child placed. And while the agency divorced itself from another facilitator working in the Republic of Georgia because of questionable ethics, it remains supportive of Puth. ''I'm not a detective,'' says Vicki Peterson, executive director of Wide Horizons. ''Until I see some real evidence that he's involved in a way that's inappropriate, I'm not in a position to feel that we shouldn't be working with him.'' Anne Polasko, who runs the Asia program for a Maryland agency called Adoptions Together, traveled to Cambodia in December to establish a program there, but she ''didn't have a good feeling'' about the facilitator she had planned to hire. ''It really is hard to know who you're dealing with over there,'' Polasko says.
In Cambodia, there is no centralized registry for births and deaths. Record-keeping is done at the village level, if at all, and children do not generally receive birth certificates unless they are being considered for adoption. Because of a complex set of statutes in U.S. immigration law, children who are abandoned -- as opposed to delivered to an orphanage by their parents -- tend to have an easier time meeting requirements for an orphan visa. By the time an application reaches the U.S. Embassy for processing, a child's birth history more often than not has been entirely erased.


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APP OF THE DAY: Asphalt 7: Heat review (iOS and Android)
The smartphone and tablet really do now rival the home console for graphical prowess. Just recently we had a play with Real Racing 3, which wowed us with its looks and game quality. It is currently only available in certain International iTunes stores and won't be hitting the UK until 28 February.
Fear not, however, because car fanatics have Asphalt 7 to enjoy in the meantime. While it might lack a lot of the refinement of Real Racing, if cars are your thing, this is going to keep you happy.
Asphalt 7: Heat
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Asphalt 7 is not unlike Need For Speed in that it isn't about churning through Ford Fiestas to get to the good cars, Forza style. This is a game which puts you in your dream car and then tasks you with tearing down the road at top speed, getting up to no good along the way.
It is nice to see the big car manufacturers finally getting on board with the app game. As such Asphalt 7 features vehicles like the Pagani Huayra, Lamborghini Aventador and even the Ferrari FXX Evo.
The game is divided into three separate play modes: Career, Quick Play and Multiplayer. The career option is all about accumulating stars by winning races. Along the way you will collect cash, which you can spend on sponsors before a race. These sponsors will modify things during the race, granting you extra boost for example each time you overtake another racer.
You also earn rep, which moves you up levels and in turn unlocks more content. Completing goals the game randomly sets for you will also boost this.
The quick race option lets you put your favourite car to the test on any track against whatever you choose. You can also spin the options, one-arm-bandit style, to get randomised races.
Local Multiplayer can be done via Wi-Fi or Bluetooth or you can login to Gameloft Live and play against people there.
As for actual gameplay, Asphalt 7 uses the usual tilt to steer methods of most games. It works particularly well here and the simplicity of right thumb to boost, left to brake, is very easy to understand. All you need to is race around, collecting boost by doing drifts and hitting pick-ups and then you will take the win.
The faster the car, the harder it gets really, as drifting becomes tougher and timing much more important. You can also, when your boost is maxed out, go into a mode where the screen turns blue, your car hits top speed and the track is highlighted for you.
Asphalt 7 is a fun app and one which, while much more simple and straightforward than some of the more fleshed-out and expensive apps on the iPhone or Android, still impresses.
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Television? Well, that's a whole different loaf a bread! For some reason, big-named movie stars with their Oscars and Golden Globes just tank when they decide to jump to the small screen. Their failures could be due to the show they've decided to star in, who they play on the show, or the fact that they are catering to a different audience than film-goers. Whatever the reason, some of Hollywood's most famous film stars had some famously big television flops. Here are but a few of them to digest.
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Another reason I never walk alone.
I much prefer the Democratic Laundromatic to a geologist's hammer!
As far as "poor kitty and its disease deranged brain" ... no. If it causes my bride harm, it's bought and paid for, end of story.
This is a discussion on Halfway good-Rabid Bobcat Attacks Hiking Couple in Arizona within the Off Topic & Humor Discussion forums, part of the The Back Porch category; Foxnews is reporting : TUCSON, Arizona A couple hiking in the mountains outside Tucson were clawed and bitten by a rabid bobcat that did ...
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Ok I can understand not wanting to kill the dang thing, but you can see it's rabid, realize you can't run away, and have to kill it with a hammer, then still deal with the consequences of the attack. I think I'll just keep my .45 strapped to my hipTUCSON, Arizona A couple hiking in the mountains outside Tucson were clawed and bitten by a rabid bobcat that did not relent until the man killed it with his geologist's hammer.
Rich Thompson, a geologist at the University of Arizona, and his wife, a marine biologist at the school, were receiving rabies shots after Saturday's attack.
Thompson said he knew the cat was rabid the moment he saw it staring at him and Katrina Mangin in the Santa Rita Mountains.
He said they tried to get away but the bobcat pursued them, lunging at Mangin, climbing up her legs and wrapping its body around her, clawing and biting.
The couple fought off the bobcat, but it continued attacking and jumped on Thompson's back.
"I hit it with the backpack over my shoulder," he said. The cat fell to the dirt and lunged again. "It attacked me again, and I threw it down."
Finally, Thompson took out his hammer and killed the animal.
"It's very sad," Thompson said. "This poor kitty cat was deranged by its disease-riddled brain. I love the native cats. It was terrible to have to kill it."
After receiving initial treatments at a hospital, the couple went with a state wildlife manager to retrieve the dead bobcat.
Pima County health officials last week warned of an increase in rabies cases in the area.
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Another reason I never walk alone.
I much prefer the Democratic Laundromatic to a geologist's hammer!
As far as "poor kitty and its disease deranged brain" ... no. If it causes my bride harm, it's bought and paid for, end of story.
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That poor kitty cat tried to kill you , you idiot."It's very sad," Thompson said. "This poor kitty cat was deranged by its disease-riddled brain.
Glad they are both o.k. Too bad they are having to get those shots. I have heard they are extremely painful.
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I prefer rabid bobcats to certain people.
A hammer is the right tool for many jobs; this was not one of them!
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Its funny because I'm sure a few thousand years ago it was normal to club a rabid cat to death after it attacked you. Now its just stupid....
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I'm not so sure they are OK. Sounds like a couple of looney tunes to me. Like most everyone else I hate to kill an animal needlessly, but this was necessary. They should think of the alternative, which still could be.
Richie boy should've dropped the hammer...


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Livingston, Boyd, Wood, Scull, Clay, Curtis, Bowers, Bolton, Brinckle
Margaret Yates Boyd, dau. of Rev. George & Elizabeth (Livingston) Boyd, of Philadelphia, Pa; b. 1835 Pa.; m. Harry Gibbs Clay
Wood- Joseph Clay, first child of Curtis & Margaret (Wood) Clay; b. 1769 Pa.; m. Mary Ashmead
Margaret Wood, dau. of Joseph & Mary (Scull) Wood; b. 1751 Pa.; m. Curtis Clay
from a book found on HeritageQuestOnline.com – not in my line as far as I know
Title: The family of Clay of New Castle, Delaware and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Authors: Clay, Cecil
City of Publication: Washington, D.C.
Publisher: Gibson Bros., printers and bookbinders
Date: 1895
Page Count: 51
Notes: Preface signed: Cecil Clay
Includes indexes.
Reel/Fiche Number: Genealogy and local history; G3330
Subject Headings: Clay family
Primary Family Name: Clay family
Robert Clay, eldest son - and only child by his first wife, Hanna Slater – of Robert Clay, of Chesterfield, Derbyshire, and Sheffield, Yorkshire, England; bapt. December 9, 1688, at Chesterfield, Derbyshire; d. 1716, lost at sea while in command of the ship Triumph, of Liverpool, England;
m. (2) December 16, 1710, at Christ Church, Philadelphia, Pa., by Rev. Evan Evans, to Ann Curtis, dau. of Winlock Curtis and Ann (Bowers) Curtis, of Kent Co., Delaware; b. November 15, 1690; bapt. May 1707, at Christ Church, Philadelphia, Pa., by Rev. John Talbot.
1. Slater Clay, b. Nov. 2, 1711
2. Robert Clay, b. 1713
3. Hannah Clay, b. July 30, 1714
4. Thomas Clay, b. September 1, 1715
After Robert Clay's death, his widow m. February 19, 1721, at Christ Church, Philadelphia, Pa., Robert Bolton, only son of John and Ann Bolton, of Yorkshire, England. She died May 5, 1747, at Philadelphia, Pa.; buried May 7, 1747, at Christ Church.
Slater Clay, eldest child of Robert and Ann (Curtis) Clay, of Philadelphia, Pa.; b. November 2, 1711, at Philadelphia, Pa.; bapt. 1711 at Christ Church, Philadelphia, Pa; d. February 20, 1767, at Newcastle, Delaware, and buried in Emmanuel Churchyard;
m. February 2, 1740, Ann Curtis, dau. of Jehu and Mary (Brinckle) Curtis, of Kent Co., Delaware; b. November 29, 1723; d. Sunday, June 14, 1789, at Newcastle, Delaware and buried there in Emmanuel Churchyard.
1. Curtis Clay, b. April 9, 1747
2. Robert Clay, b. Wednesday, October 18, 1749
3. John Clay, b. Tuesday, June 4, 1751
4. Thomas Clay, b. Tuesday, July 17, 1753
5. Slater Clay, b. Tuesday, October 1, 1754
6. Jehu Clay, b. Thursday, January 8, 1756; d. Thursday, July 28, 1757
7. Jehu Clay, b. Monday, August 1, 1757; d. Sunday, February 5, 1758
8. Mary Clay, b. Monday, June 26, 1758
9. Ann Clay, b. Monday, July 2, 1759
10. Elizabeth Clay, b. Monday, July 21, 1760
11. William Clay, b. Tuesday, July 28, 1761
12. George Clay, b. Monday, December 13, 1762
13. Sarah Clay, b. Thursday, August 9, 1764
Curtis Clay, eldest son of Slater and Ann (Curtis) Clay; b. Thursday, April 9, 1747, at Newcastle, Delaware; bapt. Wednesday, May 27, 1747, at Emmanuel Church, Newcastle, Delaware, by Rev. George Ross; d. Monday, September 11, 1809, at Philadelphia, Pa.; bur. Tuesday, September 12, 1809, at Christ Church, Philadelphia, Pa;
m. Thursday, November 3, 1768, at Christ Church, Philadelphia, Pa., by the Rector, Rev. Jacob Duche, Margaret Wood, dau. of Joseph and Mary (Scull) Wood; b. Friday, April 26, 1751, at Philadelphia, Pa.; bapt. Friday, July 23, 1756, at Christ Church, Philadelphia, Pa.; d. Wednesday, May 17, 1809, and buried at Christ Church
1. Joseph Clay, b. Monday, July 24, 1769
2. Robert Clay, b. Friday, August 10, 1770
3. Curtis Clay, b. Friday, April 17, 1772
Joseph Clay, first child of Curtis and Margaret (Wood) Clay; b. Monday, July 24, 1769, at Philadelphia, Pa.; bapt. Tuesday, July 16, 1771, at Christ Church, Philadelphia, Pa., by Rev. Dr. Peters; d. Tuesday, August 27, 18111, at Philadelphia, Pa.; buried Wednesday, August 28, 1811, in Christ Churchyard;
m. Tuesday, September 10, 1805, at Christ Church, Philadelphia, Pa.; by Rev. Dr. White, Mary Ashmead, dau. of John and Mary (Mifflin) Ashmead; b. Thursday, January 10, 1782 at Philadelphia, Pa.; bapt. Monday, May 17, 1852, at Epiphany Church, Philadelphia, Pa., by Rev. James H. Fowles; d. Friday, February 10, 1871, at Philadelphia, Pa.; buried in Laurel Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia, Pa.;
1. Joseph Ashmead Clay; b. Tuesday, June 3, 1806
2. John Randolph Clay; b. Thursday, September 29, 1808
3. Ann Eliza Clay; b. Thursday, July 26, 1810
John Randolph Clay, second child of Joseph and Mary (Ashmead) Clay; b. Thursday, September 29, 1808, at Philadelphia, Pa.; d. Saturday, August 15, 1885, at 58 Finborough Road, South Kensington, London, England; bur. Wednesday, September 9, 1885, in Laurel Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia, Pa.,
m (1) Thursday, April 2, 1835 at the English Church, St. Petersburg, Russia, by Rev. Edward Law, Frances Ann Sophia Catharine Gibbs, dau. of Dr. Harry Leake and Mary Ann Gibbs, of Exeter, England; b. Saturday, December 4, 1813, at St. Petersburg, Russia; bapt. Thursday, January 27, 1814, at the English Church, St. Petersburg; d. Tuesday, January 28, 1840, at Vienna, Austria; bur. Thursday, January 30, 1840, in St. Mark's Churchyard, outside the city.
1. Harry Gibbs Clay, b. Friday, December 25, 1835
2. Mary Frances Clay, b. Friday, February 3, 1837
3. Antony Alexander Clay, b. Sunday, February 17, 1839
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Theresa Lois Blaum, 78, of Forty Fort died Tuesday, Dec. 11, 2012, in Wilkes-Barre General Hospital.
Theresa (Terry) was born Oct. 1, 1934, in Wilkes-Barre and was the daughter of the late Carl and Theresa Henry.
Terry graduated from St. Nicholas Grade School and St. Nicholas High School. Theresa earned her bachelor's degree in home economics from College Misericordia, Dallas Township, with the academic honor of magna cum laude.
Theresa was employed by Pennsylvania Power and Light Co. as a home economist and was a substitute teacher for many area high schools. Terry was the librarian at Bishop Hoban High School for many years before retiring in 2004.
She will be most remembered as a devoted wife and loving mother to her family.
Theresa was a member of many local community organizations, including the American Home Economics Association, College Misericordia Alumni Association and Board of Directors, Pennsylvania State Education Association, St. Conrad's Society, German-Austria Club, the former Circle Eight Square Dancers, St. Nicholas Parish and Choir, and the Big Band Association.
Theresa was a loving and caring wife, mother, grandmother and great-grandmother and enjoyed dancing, singing, travel and visiting her many children and grandchildren.
She also enjoyed volunteering at Candy's Place Cancer Resource Center to assist and share her journey with cancer patients like herself. She was an avid dog lover and will be missed dearly by her dogs, Adele and Heidi.
Theresa is survived by her loving husband of 55 years, Philip; her six children, Kathleen Hannon and husband, Edward, Whiting, N.J.; Paul and wife, Ann, Fayetteville, Ga.; Fredrick and friend, Debby Eyerman, Swoyersville; James and wife, Laurie, Shavertown; John and wife, Maureen, Malta, N.Y.; and Donna (deceased). Terry was greatly loved by her 11 grandchildren, Erin, Shawn, Brian and Kayla Hannon, Donna and John Blaum, Matthew, Emily and Caitlin Blaum, Kathryn and Sarah Blaum; and one great-grandchild, Tenley Hardifer (Hannon).
The funeral will be held at 10:30 a.m. Saturday from Hugh B. Hughes & Son Inc. Funeral Home, 1044 Wyoming Ave., Forty Fort, with the Mass of Christian Burial at 11 a.m. at St. Nicholas Church, Wilkes-Barre, with Monsignor Joseph Rauscher officiating.
Interment will be in St. Nicholas Cemetery, Shavertown. Friends may call from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Friday at the funeral home in Forty Fort.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in memory of Theresa L. Blaum to St. Vincent de Paul Kitchen, Wilkes-Barre, and Candy's Place Cancer Resource Center, Forty Fort.
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An eco-friendly camp, 4 Km from the Maasai Village of Engaresero, Lake Natron Halisi Camp offer guests a back-to-nature camp experience, where the focus is on the natural surroundings more than creature comforts. This environmentally conscious camp has no running water, but offers bush showers and boiled water upon request. There is no electricity, however solar energy powers the camp.
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The Quest for the Best will remain an all-amateur competition, and offer the greatest scope of events for amateur DanceSport competitors in our region. Mixed proficiency syllabus events (two amateurs, one of which is a higher skill level and unscored) are gaining in popularity, allowing more dancers to get out on the floor. Seattle audiences really enjoy formation team events and we've designed this event with that in mind and lined up five teams already for the Sept. 19th Quest.
Scholarships have always been a part of the Quests, and we're restructuring how this will work. Awards will be given for each competition rather than for the 3-event series. Currently $1,400 has been set aside for Championship level events next September that have full finals to attract a greater field of high level competitors. Other awards will be dependent on donations and attendance. Please visit our Donations page if you would like to help grow our scholarship fund.
The Quest schedule is changing too to create a prime-time spectator period in the evening. All of our most exciting events such as formation teams and higher level events will fall during this period. Some Championship under age 18 events previously held during the daytime session will be moving to the evening.
Admission remains at $20 for competitors and adult spectators. Spectators under 18 get in free as part of our efforts to expose more youth to DanceSport. Don't miss all the exciting new changes when we move to the Kent Common on Sept. 19th! Visit the Quest for the Best website for more details and entry.
New Benefits of Membership!
The benefits of membership have recently been expanded and include discounts on dance shoes, dancewear, prescriptions, Azigo, Office Depot, hotels, car rentals, and insurance. Members can also place ads for partners or to buy/sell dance-related items on our new Want Ads page.
Team Dancers Seeking New Members
USA Dance Seattle's Team Dancers are looking for new members to join in the fun and art of performance dancing! The team's mission is to promote ballroom dancing through performance, and they have been doing so throughout the Northwest and Canada since 1989. They welcome dancers of all skill levels interested in improving their dancing by training with a group for public performances, such as Seattle Star Ball, the Bellevue Philharmonic's "Night in Vienna," and National Ballroom Dance Week. The team rehearses at DanceSport International on Lake City Way NE on Wednesdays 7-10pm and is coached by Monique Hrouda. If you like to dance, enjoy meeting new people, and are interested in joining this great organization, please contact the team president, Pamela Nygaard, or see our Team Dancer Website.