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Ravenswood Lodi Old Vine Zinfandel 2006
Zinfandel from California
Winemaker's Notes
By the sandy shores of the Sacramento-San Joaquin River delta, the agricultural town of Lodi is home to a lot of old Zinfandel vines. It's considered a warm region, but its location, directly in line with the Golden Gate, brings daily afternoon breezes that soften the summer temperatures. Combine this with ancient vines in alluvial soil where roots grow very deep, and you've got a formula for ripe, lush Zin that's also concentrated and intense. Soft, round, spicy and jammy with voluptuous overtones of plums and blueberries, this wine lives large.
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International Wine Cellar - "Deep ruby. Jammy raspberry and blackberry on the nose, with notes of fresh rose and baking spices adding complexity. Sappy dark berry flavors show liqueur-like intensity and depth but are also enlivened by juicy acidity. Impressively fresh, focused zinfandel with excellent finishing lift and thrust, leaving behind floral pastilles and smoky minerals. 90-91 points "
Ravenswood Winery
Fueled initially by the inspiration and winemaking skills of Joel Peterson, aided and abetted by his business partner W. Reed Foster, Ravenswood winery has been dedicated to top quality, hand-crafted wine since the first crush in 1976. Every Ravenswood wine carries a unique vintage and vineyard identity in addition to the intense powerful – gothic – character with which the winery has come to be associated.
A key to Ravenswood's success is our long-standing relationships with over 60 independent grape growers. Vineyards are chosen for their location, age, yield and special flavor characteristics. At Ravenswood, we are devoted to working with growers who share our philosophy about high quality.
Ravenswood Vineyard Designate wines are made employing what winemaker Joel Peterson refers to as "stubborn and impractical" Old World enological practices. Wines are fermented in small wooden tanks using wild, natural yeasts and punched down by hand three to five times per day. The wines are characterized by intense, spicy aromas supported by rich, berry flavors and long, clean finishes. View all Ravenswood Wines
About Other CaliforniaView a map of Other California wineries
California has nearly 100 American Viticulture Areas (AVAs) and accounts for almost 90% of wine production in the United States. In our section of Other California, we include wines from smaller AVAs as well as wines from the California AVA. Here are a few smaller AVAs you may see on the label:
Livermore Valley AVA, located right outside of San Francisco and home to wineries such as Wente.
Lodi County AVA, an AVA further east of San Francisco and known for its excellent, old-vine Zinfandels.
San Francisco Bay AVA, a sprawling AVA that covers Contra Costa, Santa Clara and Santa Cruz counties, to name a few. Wine that holds only the California AVA is typically a wine that includes grapes from a number of different AVAs, which leads to the general labeling of the wine as California. This does not denote the quality of the wine, only the diversity of where the grapes originate.
About CaliforniaIt's not rare to see a wine's country of origin listed as "California." A country into itself in the wine world, California makes enough varieties and styles to match many European wine countries. It produces a diverse range of wines that span the quality spectrum.
The most famous of the California wine regions is Napa Valley, and these wines are certainly outstanding – but it's not as broad and diverse as its larger neighbor, Sonoma County. Down south, Santa Barbara's Santa Maria Valley is well-known for its Rhône blends, as well as cool-climate varieties like Pinot and Chardonnay. The Central Coast, the largest California AVA, has many different microclimates that lead to a wide range of wines with many sub-AVAs.
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Beautiful dark, ruby garnet color; Fairly complex nose with licorice, sweet cherries, plums, vanilla and oak; Mid-full bodied with firm, but good quality tanins, rich fruit, moderate acidity and a long, chocolatey finish. Good value for the money...Nice wine for weeknights. Decanted for about an hour, opened up nicely. Still great after a couple of hours.
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Thursday, July 12, 2007
Washington Family Vacations in Leucadia
Since we wanted to keep it simple and maximize the amount of fun and relaxation we could have while staying close to a refrigerator stocked with sippy cups, we spent the biggest chunk of our vacation money on accommodations. We had decided that a hotel would be too constraining - without being all that cheap. Spending $200 to $300 per night for two suites (for our family and my wife's parents) would add up.
We also worried that if we spent a week in a hotel, we would feel compelled to drive somewhere every day - to pricey theme parks, crowded public beaches or fancy restaurants where the kids would spurn the complicated food - just to keep from going crazy. We decided we would rather spend that money to rent a nice place where we would not feel pressured to rush out the door.
In the end, we settled on a $2,500 waterfront townhouse with four bedrooms (two of them with king-size beds) and a large, well-equipped kitchen in a gated community in Leucadia, 30 miles north of San Diego. We booked it three months in advance and rented a minivan for the week ($400).
With a big airy home base (one that was filled with the sound of surf) it was easy to establish routines that Lucinda and Arno could find comfort in. There was, of course, a price to pay: We were far away from downtown San Diego - and its restaurants, museums and shops. But the kids did not care and neither did we. When they are older, we will come back and be sophisticated.
I bring this up because not too long ago our former mayor Christy Guerin flew to Monterey and lobbied the Coastal Commission to put a ban on home beach rentals in Encinitas. I was against this because it is my opinion that although Encinitas/Cardiff/Leucadia has many fine hotels/motels none are truly adequate for a large family vacation. Thank goodness for the Harden family (and our local economy) that the Coastal Commission wisely rejected mayor Guerin's anti-social request.
Leucadia Blog: Limitation, not ban, urged for Encinitas. Mayor Guerin's blood boils
19 comments:
- AnonymousJuly 12, 2007 8:23 AM
Right! Waite until your neighbor decides to turn their unit into a daily rental, you'll feel different.ReplyDelete
Whatever- I know the rules, so I am going to buy as many of the places on Coastal Encinitas as possible and profit at the expense of the rest of Encinitas. Thanks for the Opportunity. Our future will look more like PB and less like a quaint coastal family orientated town.
The bottom line-
There is a higher percentage of short term rental tenants that act disrespectful of the beach and their neighboring properties. Much higher incidents of late night loud partying, beach pollution, and non ownership for the neighborhood. They party hardy and leave back to their home that they own, protect, and will fight to keep their neighbors from allowing short term rentals.
I am surrounded by rentals.ReplyDelete
Better short term rentals than hotels.ReplyDelete
- Roadside Park BumJuly 12, 2007 12:02 PM
Hey J.P. I notice that the city still isn't watering the flowers in the center median, could you contact your girlfriend on the council and ask her to use her considerable influence to have public works WATER THE FLOWERS!!! Wouldn't want the tourists from D.C. to mention HOW UGLY THEY LOOK!!!!ReplyDelete
But BOB is happy, at least the dead or dying flowers aren't hotels!!!
- AnonymousJuly 12, 2007 12:11 PM
We bought a house in a neighborhood of single family homes east of 101. Recently, our neighbor cashed out his home and the new owners rent it short-term and come out themselves a couple times a year. Nice couple.ReplyDelete
Buying east of 101, I did not anticipate revolving neighbors every week, sometimes every 3-4 days. This is a 1100 sq foot home on a small lot that allows 6 adult renters. But is anyone really checking the occupancy? Often there seems to be more than 6 people.
We work, and my kids go to school here. The calendar for the local school district starts in mid-August, still prime time summer for many. While we still have fun, life for us is not always in vacation-mode, with late nights. It can be stressful living next to a property that is always in fun-fun-fun mode.
I guess my point is that rental homes are moving east, into areas not previously viewed as short-term rental areas. Is this the direction in which we want Encinitas and its communities to move?
- Roadside Park BumJuly 12, 2007 12:53 PM
I apologize for inferring that you have a girlfriend on the city council , that was wrong of me. I am just angry that the hard work and $$$ of many citizens is for nothing in that the city will not water the flowers!!! Such a waste for everyone.
Anyone notice that Lady Bird Johnson died?? She dedicated her life to the beautification of America's highway!! I'm sure she would have shed many a tear over Hwy 101 in Leucadia. Not that most give a damn!!
- TomorrowJuly 12, 2007 2:45 PM
Hey JP-ReplyDelete
Waite until your trailer neighbors turn their trailers into nightly rentals. Then you will experience the full glory of fun, fun, fun party 24/7.
May we'll all retire and live the Animal House freedom all our lives.
Oh crap, that's right I needed to work to pay my mortgage, food bills, income tax, property taxes, and Social Security, and utility bills to keep all the money and food stamps going to the freeloaders of society.
Without non-government people paying taxes, the freeloaders would get about as much assistance as that one legged beggar south of the border washing your window and making it dirtier than when he started.
My fellow countrymen's attitude is so complacent its really starting to get me sick.
I got an idea. Lets all work for the government, not pay social security, collect workfare and see how long the Country will survive before the Chinese come and make us all report to factories before we get our rice allotment for the day.
The anon east of I5 I feel for…. More of us will be experiencing the lowered quality of life (noise, pollution, crime, rudeness, vandalism) by having more short term rentals as our neighbors in the future.
I might as well jump on the band wagon and buying some trailer and the house next to Bob's and making them short term rentals. I might as well profit were I can.
Hey Bob- Why are short term rentals better than Hotels or Motels? Hotels and Motels are zoned for commercial not residential. Maybe we need a zoning for short term rentals similar to commercial.
Well- Tomorrows another day and change is imminent. Here comes Huntington Beach style of living. To bad the change is so negative for the slower beach culture.
Here is an idea: Rezone Ecke's Prop A land into row style bungalow rentals suited for families so all the vacationers will be clumped together and out of your neighborhood and then ban short term rentals.ReplyDelete
How about a 3 strikes and you are out policy for owners who chronically rent to partyers?
Do you think the family in the article disturbed the neighbors?
- AnonymousJuly 12, 2007 4:03 PM
No. The family in the article sounds responsible.ReplyDelete
Although,....I'm not sure if the 20 fat brats doing beer bongs at 3:30am on a Tuesday night screaming "I'D FUCK DAT" as they watch pornos will be writing any articles to the press in the near future..... or the tweeckers from Vegas escaping the heat of summer doing smack and all kind of other crazy ass loud shit on a Sunday Night right before the crack of dawn on the first day of school for little Johnny.
I don't know, I just don't see them writing articles about how there stay in Leucadia was so peaceful and rejuvenating. Maybe I'm wrong.
I like your idea about the zoning of the Ecke Ranch A land to short term rental and banning it everywhere else. Or maybe it could be used for short term rental or trailer space. It's all good.
- AnonymousJuly 12, 2007 6:14 PM
Dear Bum,ReplyDelete
Although you were a little 'off topic',
on Tuesday there some plants planted. It is a shame it got to this point.
Yesterday there were new watering pipes put in. Today they cleaned up weeds and leaves.
There is still more to be done.
Hopefully, it will be nice.
Agreed, this is just in the first three medians north and south of Leuc. Blvd.
The council and staff are aware of the situation and have taken action, as of July 1.
We should thank the citizens who contributed money for this, 'Adopt-A-Median', project that was sponsored by Leucadia 101 Mainstreet Association.
Bum,did you contribute to this community enhancement project?
- AnonymousJuly 12, 2007 8:27 PM
The family in the article would not have been stoked if they house next door was rented to party people. They would never rent that place again.But then I am not going to say ban rowdy parties, because that means we should have a party police. What next, invasive plant police?ReplyDelete
The college girls in the apartment building next to me threw a kegger last week. It was really loud. Some of the girls said, "WHOO" a lot and their boyfriends said, "SICK BRO THAT IS SICK" quite a few times then somebody threw up and then a few hours later I think someone lost their virginity but it's okay because I'm pretty sure they are in love.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 12, 2007 8:56 PM
Oh Boy- I cant waite for all of us to here that all the time. Short term rentals are just fine. Bring em on.ReplyDelete
- Roadside Park BumJuly 12, 2007 11:27 PM
Anon6:14- Yes I did contribute to the flowers in the center median, I contributed the IDEA!!! On this blog close to 2 years ago!!! Where would this blog be without me??? No where that's where!!!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 13, 2007 7:19 AM
Dear Mr. Bum,ReplyDelete
Thank you for your contribution of 'thinking up' the idea of beautifing the medians. No one had thought of it prior to you. It couldn't have happened without you.
- AnonymousJuly 13, 2007 6:31 PM
the Leucadia 101 Mainstreet Association would just LOVE for all of you to think everything is going to be "nice". Get real. They get money from the City Council.ReplyDelete
Nuff said?
- AnonymousJuly 15, 2007 9:48 PM
The bum is genuine, the 101 is a collection of rich whor mongers sucking $$$ from their masters at the city!!!!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 15, 2007 9:53 PM
RALLY 'ROUND THE BUM!!!!!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 16, 2007 7:18 AM
the bum can't hide his support of himself.ReplyDelete
He supports himself 1 minute apart with his telltale '!!!'s'and forceful use of CAPITALIZATION!!!
quit bitching and do something!!!
Thank you for posting on the Leucadia Blog.
There is nothing more powerful on this Earth than an anonymous opinion on the Internet.
Have at it!!!


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Wilson: I am surprised that more U.S. companies are not reshoring and using U.S. manufacturers. This seems like a no-brainer to me. We should be taking advantage of the talent and infrastructure of our home country.
Q: Who is your mentor, or someone you look up to?
Wilson: Mitt Romney. He is a great leader, tremendously smart, has great integrity and has raised a wonderful family that cares about all the right things.
Q: What job do you really want to have in the future?
Wilson: Professional race car driver.
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Title: Founder and CEO
Location: Avon, Mass.
Birthplace: Atlanta
Education: Bachelor's degree in finance from Georgia State University, 2007.
Career highlights: Moved to Boston before the 2008 crash, looking for a career in finance. Worked odd jobs in an accounting office, restaurant and property management company. Started planning my company in October 2011. Founded company in February 2012. First client order in September 2012. You could say I am a product of the new economy.
Q: Tell us about your family.
Shamatta: My parents opened the first Middle Eastern bakery in Georgia, in 1978, then got into real estate. My oldest brother owns a bar and a restaurant in Atlanta. My next-oldest brother is a captain in the U.S. Army and currently deployed in Kuwait. My younger sister works with my eldest brother in his ventures.
Q: What is your greatest achievement?
Shamatta: Making it through my first year with a profit! I am proud that I have been able to maintain a steady growth rate, move into new material markets, make great new contacts and hire more employees.
Q: What was your biggest failure and what did it teach you?
Shamatta: I wouldn't say I have a "biggest failure," but more a collection small, frustrating failures. I have tried buying new, different materials and have lost money. I have tried relying on one consistent supplier instead of diversifying. There are many more but for me, it has been a mixture of missteps from learning the plastics/recycling industry and running my first business.
Q: What is your current challenge at work?
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Q: What emerging technology or market most interests you?
Shamatta: The agricultural plastic recycling industry. There is an almost unimaginable amount of plastic waste created from the farming industry and very few companies domestically capable of handling the waste. The recycling and pelletizing of this very dirty low density polyethylene film will be a remarkable solution to a very serious environmental and economic problem. The most fascinating emerging tech, to me, is being done by a company in New York and it involves turning plastic into oil. I think this technology is one of the most amazing in the past decade. I am looking forward to the progress made in this field.
Q: What about the plastics industry surprises you?
Shamatta: You have companies that can turn plastic into oil, water bottles into carpet and old plastic components into new plastic components. It's really amazing what this industry is capable of doing.
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Title: Senior sourcing manager, rigid packaging group
Location: Alpharetta, Ga.
Birthplace: Monterey, Calif.
Education: Bachelor's degree in international business from Clemson University, 2000; master's of business administration with finance concentration, Queens University of Charlotte, 2007.
Career highlights: Shaw Industries Group Inc., 2000-02, logistics operations manager-Chicago; Maersk Sealand, worked in supply-chain optimization in Charlotte, N.C., 2002-04; General Dynamics Corp., held sourcing/supply management roles focusing on injection molding parts, 2004-07; Home Depot Inc., worked in global sourcing for private brands in tools and hardware, focused on injection molding, 2007-11; Clorox, started as sourcing manager for all bottles in 2011; senior manager of rigid packaging group, 2013-present.
Q: Tell us about your family.
Ramos: My mother and father were born and raised in Puerto Rico. My father was in the U.S. Army and stationed in the United States when I was born. After he retired from the Army, we settled in Spartanburg, S.C., where I grew up. I am married with two children (Nathan, 8, and Sophie, 6). We live in Roswell, Ga.
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Ramos: Working as part of a large, cross-functional team to commercialize a new trigger-and-bottle system, which ended up winning multiple industry awards.
Q: What was your biggest failure and what did it teach you?
Ramos: My first job out of college ended up being a difficult experience for me as I did not have a good working relationship with many of my direct reports. The greatest thing it taught me was the need to put myself in other people's shoes so I can understand their point of view. Doing this has made me a more effective leader.
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Ramos: Combi machines (blow, fill and cap); the shale gas boom within the U.S. and its impact on the petrochemical industry; and alternative materials such as polyethylene furanoate, sugar cane and high density polyethylene.
Q: What job do you really want to have in the future?
Ramos: Vice president of sourcing/procurement.
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Title: General manager
Location: Stow, Ohio
Birthplace: Youngstown, Ohio
Education: Bachelor's degree cum laude in social and behavioral science (political science) from Ohio State University, 2006; master's degree in business administration with a concentration in strategic marketing from the University of Akron, 2008.
Career highlights: I have spent my entire professional career with Formtech Enterprises; Inside sales administrator, July 2006-October 2006; Project manager, October 2006-January 2008; Account manager, January 2008-October 2009; Product manager, custom extrusions, October 2009-January 2014; Acting manager of Fairview, Pa., operations, July 2011-January 2014; General manager, January 2014-present.
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Reynallt: When I graduated from college, I did not intend to enter the plastics industry. Instead, I was looking to gain "real-world" experience while I pursued an MBA. After a short time with Formtech, I was fascinated. It was interesting to see how different companies used plastic, a material that I had been exposed to every day, in so many different applications. Each day presented me with new opportunities.
Q: What is your greatest achievement?
Reynallt: Leading the performance turnaround of our Pennsylvania plant. For several years, the plant had poor quality, late deliveries and low profit margins, resulting in poor customer satisfaction and low employee morale. My team worked to improve quality, adjusted scheduling methodologies to ensure deliveries were made on time, focused on improving the manufacturing processes for our high-volume products and worked directly with our largest customers to improve their satisfaction. Our on-time delivery rate to our largest customer increased from 60 percent in the last quarter of 2006 to 100 percent in the first quarter of 2014. In addition, Formtech has been awarded new business from the customers that were previously unsatisfied, earned higher plant profit margins and improved its employee morale.
Q: What was your biggest failure and what did it teach you?
Reynallt: Losing business from a major customer to an Asian competitor. We learned about the business move after it had occurred, which taught me how critical it is to build strong relationships with multiple people in an organization, especially at high levels.
Q: What is your current challenge at work?
Reynallt: Growing our sales and profitability. In the past three years, our sales revenue has grown by 25 percent and our operating profit has grown over 200 percent. In order to continue building, I will execute our business plan and implement new strategies focused on the growth of the business.
Q: What job do you really want to have in the future?
Reynallt: I hope to become the president of Formtech Enterprises.
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Title: Owner
Location: Red Bank, N.J.
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Education: Bachelor's degree, cum laude, in business administration with an emphasis in entrepreneurship and finance, University of Southern California, minor in communications, 2005. Also completed a certificate in International Business and Trade from New York University, 2007.
Career highlights: Founded Dock 7 Materials Group LLC, 2008; surpassed $1 million in annual sales, 2011; surpassed $2.4 million in annual sales, began working with agricultural and other related groups to coordinate agricultural plastic collection programs, 2013; established a partnership to begin recycling expanded polystyrene scrap in Haiti, 2014. On pace to surpass $5 million in annual sales in 2014.
Q: Tell us about your family.
Kaiser: I am single. Have a golden retriever named Wrigley. No brothers or sisters. Parents, Herb in energy business and Jan in real estate.
Q: What was your first plastics job and why were you interested in the industry?
Kaiser: Starting Dock 7 Materials Group. I became interested in scrap/recycled plastic while working on an import business selling promotional items and small home décor gifts. The U.S. economy began to slow and the dollar weakness was making it more difficult to earn a good margin. Through working on the imports, I saw many overseas companies looking for scrap/recycled plastic and it seemed like the right timing to get into it.
Q: What is your current challenge at work?
Kaiser: Logistics. Sometimes there is plastic scrap that can be recycled but it is difficult to bring to market because of geography or other logistical issues. It is particularly challenging for agricultural plastics where there might be large volumes of scrap, but it is spread out over a large area.
Q: What emerging technology or market most interests you?
Kaiser: New plastics-to-fuel technology. If perfected, it could be a great way to reuse some hard-to-recycle plastics and eliminate plastic waste in places where there is no recycling infrastructure.
Q: What about the plastics industry surprises you?
Kaiser: Just the sheer number of different types of plastics, and it continues to grow with different variations. It makes it difficult from a recycling perspective, but it is amazing how many new ways plastic can be used.
Q: What is the best advice you have ever received?
Kaiser: Cash flow is king. The most important thing to starting a business and keeping it alive is cash flow.
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Kaiser: Always have the environment in mind. If we show that plastic and the industry in general is environmentally friendly, it will make our businesses and jobs more sustainable. Otherwise, we could continue down the road of governments banning plastic bags and so forth, which would eventually shrink the industry.


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The Problem of Legitimacy in Mediation
Jonathan Crowe
Bond University - School of Law
Rachael Field
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March 10, 2009
Contemporary Issues in Law, Vol. 9, No. 1, pp. 48-60, 2008
University of Queensland TC Beirne School of Law Research Paper No. 09-10
Mediation is becoming more and more prominent as a mode of legal dispute resolution. The problem of legitimacy in mediation raises the question of why mediation is legitimate as a means of settling social disputes. This issue mirrors a long-running and deep-seated problem of legitimacy in law generally. We argue that the most promising strategy for justifying the normative force of law - namely, that law provides a mutually beneficial mechanism of social coordination - does not translate straightforwardly to the mediation context. A distinctive response to the problem of legitimacy in mediation is therefore needed. The consensual nature of mediation may render it legitimate in some contexts, but it is unlikely to do so in others. Our conclusion is threefold: the problem of legitimacy in mediation exists; it is distinct from the problem of legitimacy in law generally; and the problem is more intractable than is generally thought.
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Keywords: Alternative dispute resolution, mediation, consent, legitimacy
Date posted: March 11, 2009 ; Last revised: May 27, 2009
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If you go to the website arkansasgravestones.org search under Baxter county cemetery you'll find who your looking for.
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Thank you for adding the gravestone photo for the Edward B Lane memorial, # 76736198. It's a terrific photo but it's sideways. I've had a request from someone who viewed the memorial asking if the photo could be turned so it can be more easily read. Could you please do that?
Thank you! And here's to teamwork!
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Thank you Sara, and thanks for providing the photo. I am always happy to transfer memorials to family members if interested.
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Sara, thanks for connecting with Helen. If and When you send her copies of pictures, she always shares with me as I still do work on Ancestry, she works both Ancestry and FTM. I asked her to add you to our Ancestry so it would be easier to keep our family info updated easier, so I am sure she will do that when she has time.. A Very busy gal, just like you, but as the saying goes, if you want something done, ask a busy person"!
I do still enjoy your contacts so feel free. I sure do hope your Mother is able to retrieve any detail or pics from the family Some members just do not feel or see the importance of this history being kept.
It always makes me want to cry when I see pics in an antique shop, knowing someone may have appreciated them.
Merry Christmas to you and your husband and Happy and safe New Year in 2016.
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Sheri Lakeman Grabast photo request
I saw your photo request. Can you please tell me the location in the cemetery? The cemetery office will not disclose location except to a family member, and the size of the cemetery makes locating a grave site very difficult without at least knowing the section.
If it ever stops raining, I'll be glad to get the photo for you.
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Sara, Thanks for your response. I pray you were not offended by my referring you to our daughter, Helen. She is 51, I will be 70 soon and very soon! I also sent her your e-mail and forwarded to her the "find a grave" request, so hopefully the two of you can enjoy the family searching for many more years to come.
I know you sent some pictures years ago, but are you saying you found more recently? Would you be willing to e-mail those that are connected to our Hufnagle/Shering/Vanderslice families?
My husband is the son of John Edward Hufnagle
John E is the son of John Shering Hufnagle
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Sara, it is Wonderful to hear from you. Yes it has been a long time. I am still dabbling in our research of Hufnagle/Vanderslice names but am transitioning my research to our daughter, Helen. she has set up the following on Ancestry.
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I did forward your Find A Grave message to her in hopes she will contact you in the future I so appreciate all the work you have done on the family search. The record we have for Augustus M Vandeslice shows him buried in Nebraska.
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International Commission of Inquiry latest details announced
René González, former Miami Five prisoner to attend London event
René González, the first and only member of the Miami Five to have been released after completing his 15 year sentence in the United States, has announced that he will come to London to give evidence to the International Commission of Inquiry on 7th and 8th March 2014.
He will be joined by family members, victims of terrorism against Cuba, lawyers, politicians and campaigners from Cuba and across the world including Alice Walker, Pulitzer Prize winning author of the Color Purple.
The Commission will hear testimony from around 20 key witnesses including US defence attorney Martin Garbus, representatives from international human rights organisation Amnesty International, and from Miami Five family members including wives of the Five, Olga Salanueva and Elizabeth Palmeiro.
The Commission will be presided over by distinguished international jurors including the former Chief Justice of India Yogesh Kumar Sabharwal, Zakeria Mohammed Yacoob former Justice of the Constitutional Court of South Africa, Philippe Texier, former Chair of the Supreme Court of France.
There will be testimony from specialists on the range of measures taken to defend Cuba against the threat of terrorist attacks, as well as testimony from Cuban and international victims of US based terrorism.
In his New Year message René González urged support for the International Commission of Inquiry and said
"When we were imprisoned 15 years ago, our captors never imagined that from all corners of the world people like you would take up our cause. Instead of suffering defeat we have become stronger. During this time we have suffered hardships and lost people close to us. But our spirits never broke because we knew we could count on people from all over the world like you. Your solidarity and sense of justice has kept us and our families strong."
The International Commission is the major event of the campaigning organisation Voices for the Five which has brought together hundreds of international celebrities including John Le Carré, Emma Thompson, Danny Glover, Lord Rowan Williams, Martin Sheen, Noam Chomsky, Günter Grass, Peter Capaldi and Dame Vivienne Westwood. They have been joined by thousands who have posted messages of support to the web based campaigning site.
A number of associated events will take place including a major international concert at the Barbican Hall in London featuring acclaimed Cuban musician and star of the Buena Vista Social Club Eliades Ochoa and his group Cuarteto Patria, alongside other international performers and guests, as well as associated screenings and exhibitions.
The two day International Commission of Inquiry into the Case of the Miami Five will take place on 7th and 8th March 2014, at the Law Society, 113 Chancery Lane, London WC2A 1PL. Public tickets are available for each day (£10 per day) of the Commission and demand is expected to be high so please book as soon as possible.
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