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- August 19, 1946 - March 29, 2015
- Charleston, South Carolina
of Michael's Passing
- In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to:
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Glen Allen, VA 23060
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"Dr. Kinnard often comes into my thoughts throughout the last two years and I very much miss the times I was able to spend with him. I smoke a cigar...Read More »
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"Jennifer and Meg. We miss Michael so much. The photo reminds Andrea and me of the pleasant and fun memories we had during our last trip together in...Read More »
3 of 33 | Posted by: Larry Smith - Dallas, TX - Family
I just learned of Michael's untimely passing when I read his name in a UT publication I receive. Even though we had not seen each other in ...Read More »
4 of 33 | Posted by: Marshall F. Priest MD - boise, ID
"My deepest sympathies to the family. Mike was a great friend who helped me during a difficult time in my life. We both had connections to Memphis...Read More »
5 of 33 | Posted by: Kevin Balkwill - Brentwood, TN
"May your memories of the wonderful times you shared with your loved one comfort you and your family, today and always.
6 of 33 | Posted by: American Heart Association
"Jennifer, I am so grieved to learn of Mike's sudden death.
I had lost touch with him and his family in the last years.
I have such special memories...Read More »
7 of 33 | Posted by: Georgia Ann Giles Spencer - TN
"Jennifer, Meg and Adair With great sadness we extend our deepest sympathy to each of you. Jeff and I have enjoyed getting to know both Mike and...Read More »
8 of 33 | Posted by: Jefferson and Patricia Leath
"Jennifer and Meg,
It is with such a heavy heart that I write this. You have been in my thoughts and prayers. Mike will certainly be missed by so...Read More »
9 of 33 | Posted by: Susan McNiel - Bennettsville, SC
"We I are thinking of you often. Numerous people in Memphis have been sharing wonderful stories about Mike's impact on their lives. We will not be...Read More »
10 of 33 | Posted by: Madge and Ken Tullis - Memphis, TN
I am so sorry for your and Meg's loss. Mike was one of the most kind and caring person that I've ever known, and I will never forget how...Read More »
11 of 33 | Posted by: Susan Harris - Memphis, TN
"I must say Skip & I were certainly saddened when reading yesterday's Commercial Appeal. Please know that our thoughts and prayers are with you...Read More »
12 of 33 | Posted by: Skip & Tootsie Portis - Memphis, TN
"Mike and I went to grade school and junior high together in Franklin. We had lost touch over the years, but his many successes are not surprising....Read More »
13 of 33 | Posted by: Earle DuRard - Joelton, TN
"Dr. Mike was such a breath of fresh air for the Tennessee Medical Foundation's Physicians Wellness Program. He provided the program and the...Read More »
14 of 33 | Posted by: Marc Overlock - Nashville, TN
"Jennifer and Meghan - I was so sad to read of Mike's passing. He was a wonderful friend and boss. I enjoyed working with him at St. Francis and...Read More »
15 of 33 | Posted by: Becky Ehrlicher - Memphis, TN
"Linda and I were sadden to hear of Michale's death. In death as in life it happened with style. If we were permitted to pick our deaths, why not pick...Read More »
16 of 33 | Posted by: Jim and Linda Porterfield - TN
"Dearest Jennifer, my heart goes out to you for the sudden death of your dear husband! I pray the Lord's perfect peace will fill your soul. I shall...Read More »
17 of 33 | Posted by: Pamela Galloway Withrow - FL
"We are so glad and so fortunate to have reconnected with Mike and Jennifer at the the BGA reunion last May. His laughter and spirit filled the room....Read More »
18 of 33 | Posted by: Robert and Diane Fleming - NM
"I was a friend of Mike's from elementary school. We were often in trouble for talking during class. I lost touch with him after BGA graduation, but I...Read More »
19 of 33 | Posted by: Robbie Robertson Pinkerton - TN
"Mike and I went to grade school and junior high together in Franklin. We had lost touch over the years, but his many successes are not surprising....Read More »
20 of 33 | Posted by: Earle DuRard - Joelton, TN
"I was so very sorry to hear of Dr. Kinnard's passing. He was a pleasant person to work for. I will always remember his smile and the laughs that he...Read More »
21 of 33 | Posted by: Cathy C. (Gober) Yarbrough - WI
"To Jennifer and Meghan - my deepest sympathies to you both. I was saddened to read of Mike's death today. When I worked for him at St. Francis, he...Read More »
22 of 33 | Posted by: Becky Ehrlicher - Memphis, TN
"What a great guy he was. I always thought the he was too smart in school for me to befriend, but I am glad that our reunions allowed that to change. ...Read More »
23 of 33 | Posted by: Bob Dickson - Seven Lakes, NC
"I worked for Dr Kennard at Cardiology Associates and he was a wonderful Christian man and boss. I will be praying for his family.
24 of 33 | Posted by: Janet Hollingsworth - Memphis, TN
"Dearest Jennifer and Meg, I was so deeply saddened by the reading of the passing of Dr. Kinnard. I worked for him and did the billing and ins at ...Read More »
25 of 33 | Posted by: Lanell Rhea - Memphis, TN
"My thoughts & prayers for Mike's family. He was a special person. Cherish his wonderful memories. May he rest in peace.
Chaplain Pat O'Shea & Rev...Read More »
26 of 33 | Posted by: ChaplAin Pat O'Shea - Bartlett, TN
"Mike and I send our deepest condolences to Jennifer and Meg. We are devastated by his loss and will always remember him as the intelligent and...Read More »
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"I'm so sorry for your loss. I am so glad that I got a chance to see Mike at our 50th BGA High School reunion last year. yet without the remotest...Read More »
28 of 33 | Posted by: Brock Estes - Richmond, VA
"My Love and deepest sympathy to Jennifer,Meghan and Adair and extended family. Mike was my best friend all through high school .I am so glad we were...Read More »
29 of 33 | Posted by: Don Steele - Elizabethton, TN
"Sending our deepest sympathy and condolences to your family. May the God of all comfort strengthen you to cope and endure this difficult time.
30 of 33 | Posted by: White - SC
"My sympathies for this enormous loss to your family. The world seemed a bit less bright today......
31 of 33 | Posted by: Karen Curtis - Memphis, TN
"My condolences and prayers to the Kinnard Family, and may the God of all comfort bless and comfort you doing your time of grief.
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"I am not able to compose my thoughts right now.. I need time to reflect and accept Mike's passage.
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Michael Smithson Kinnard, 68, of Charleston, S.C., died suddenly on Sunday, March 29, 2015, while vacationing in St. Thomas, USVI. Born in Franklin, Tennessee, on August 19, 1946, he was a son of the late John Parks and Martha Smithson Kinnard. Mike graduated from Battleground Academy and earned a Bachelor of Science from Vanderbilt University before receiving a medical degree from the University of Tennessee. It was at UT that Mike met a fellow medical student and daughter of longtime U.S. Rep. Ed Jones, Jennifer Wilson Jones, who would become his wife of 38 years. After Mike's cardiology fellowship at Harvard University, the couple relocated to Memphis, which would be their home for more than three decades, and where they welcomed their only child, Meg. Mike was known by many names - Dr. Kinnard, Daddy, Free Elk - but he cherished perhaps none more than Poppie, the moniker picked for him by his only grandchild, Adair. Mike was a "foodie" before the term existed, constantly seeking out new culinary experiences and sharing his finds with his loved ones, reciting the contents of a delightful meal down to the morsel. He believed in the curative power of laughter, filling rooms across the continents with his distinctive brand of humor. Those he loved, particularly Adair, were regular recipients of Amazon packages, filled with reading material Mike thought they'd enjoy.
There are many things that can be said about Mike's years as a cardiologist. He was a talented physician with a great deal of honors and accomplishments for his work healing the physical heart. More importantly than all of that, however, was his desire to heal the spiritual hearts of countless men through the ManKind Project. He had the uncanny ability to look into a man's "heart" and see his pain and his wounds. He would then love them in spite of their warts and blemishes. He had grown tired of medical practice but received boundless energy through the more than 20 years he devoted to the ManKind Project, mentoring many men, helping them embrace themselves and become better sons, husbands, fathers and humans. He had an endless amount of love for everyone that he met, always looking for ways to be helpful and encouraging. This was perhaps the most beautiful picture of the deep and abiding faith he possessed. An active member of Grace Episcopal Church, Mike cherished his faith, deeply and personally.
Mike is survived by his wife, Dr. Jennifer Jones Kinnard, of the home; daughter, Meghan Elisabeth Kinnard, and grand-daughter, Adair Nanette Hinson, both of Columbia, S.C., as well as many special nieces, nephews cousins and countless friends.
Funeral arrangements are being handled by J. HENRY STUHR, INC., DOWNTOWN CHAPEL. A memorial service is scheduled for Friday, April 10, 2015, at 11:00 a.m. at Grace Episcopal Church in Charleston, S.C., with reception to follow in the Memory Garden.
In lieu of flowers, the family asks that anyone wishing to make a remembrance to Mike send a donation to the American Heart Association, 4217 Park Place Court, Glen Allen, PA 23060.


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Prairie 45
Pawnee 19
Paige Northrup: 9 points, 4-11 FG, 2 steals
Emma Stump: 6 points, 10 rebounds, 2 steals
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NEW RAYMER — Coming off a tough 51-42 loss to Caliche on Tuesday that saw Prairie give up a fourth-quarter lead, head coach Janise Gerk and her team focused on coming together and becoming mentally stronger in practice the next two days.
In Friday's conference game with Pawnee, the Mustangs would bounce back with a 45-19 win, improving to 7-4 on the season and remaining unbeaten in the North Central League.
Gerk talked to her team in practice about the mental game to try and help her team learn from their mistakes on Tuesday and to move on to the next challenge.
"We talked a lot about the mental part of the game and keeping your composure for a full 32 minutes," Gerk said. "We were up in that game and fizzled at the end. As I look back, I attribute that to our youth. The game got tough, and we weren't tough enough."
Friday's game would feature a much different opponent with Pawnee, a team with only seven players and no wins on the season.
Prairie started the game with a 6-0 run but could not pull away in the first quarter as Pawnee made a 3-point shot and battled for offensive rebounds and second chance points to hang around early. Up 14-7 after the first, Gerk had her team switch to a zone defense in the half court to try and slow down the Coyotes on the boards. The switched worked as the Mustangs were able to get out and run off of defensive rebounds and steals to speed the game up and wear down the Coyotes, giving them a 30-8 lead at the half.
"In this game, we really tried to keep our tempo," sophomore Paige Northrup said. "We wanted to get a good lead so we could throw a couple things in there."
With her team up big at the half, Gerk changed her lineup for the second half, giving the reserves more time on the court and pairing a different group of five players at a time with each other. The Mustangs continued to create some steals with their defense and stayed in front comfortably to the final buzzer.
The game was also a chance to reward some of the girls that have not seen the court as much due to the lack of JV games, according to Gerk.
"I was able to use all 10 of my girls tonight, which was nice," Gerk said. "I wanted to get them some minutes to get some of those girls some confidence."
Sophomore Mandy Carmin led the Mustangs with 10 points, all of which came in the first half. Senior Maddie Pollart had eight in limited minutes and finishing with six points each were sophomore Amy Pollart and freshman Emma Stump.
Northrup, a regular starter for the Mustangs, turned in one of her best performances in terms of scoring with nine points.
"I was trying to read the ball as much as I could and taking time on my shots," Northrup said. "I've been working on my shot to try and help the team."
The Mustangs remain in the thick of a three-team race for the North Central League crown with their third conference win of the season. Next week, the Mustangs will face the two other teams they are competing with at the top of the league standings. Prairie will host No. 9 ranked Briggsdale on Friday and travel to No. 2 ranked Fleming on Saturday with a chance to make a statement in the league.
"We're going to get some rest this weekend, and then we need a great week of practice," Northrup said. "We know these games are going to be challenging. We're going to study what they do and try to get some defenses and offenses to work against them."
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HAGERSTOWN — The Washington County Sports Hall of Fame opened its doors on Saturday to welcome six new members to the club.
A collection of legendary athletes and coaches were enshrined as Clayton Anders, Harold "Ted" Brumbaugh, Jim Hutson, Jimi Massey, Richard Schultz and Joseph Tischer all received the call to the hall at the 26th Annual Induction Banquet, joining the 147 members who preceeded them.
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Brumbaugh pitched for Hagerstown High School in 1936-37, signing a contract with the Washington Senators in 1938 for $1,000. He accumulated a 33-34 record with a 3.84 ERA in 109 minor league games through four seasons.
"His nickname was 'The Fireballer' because his pitches were so fatal," said Brumbaugh's daughter Christine Ellis, who accepted the award on his behalf. "He was a humble person, but I think he'd be pleased with this award. I feel so honored and so grateful that the community voted him in."
Massey was a linebacker and wrestler at Williamsport, earning Washington County defensive player of the year honors and winning a state title at 189 pounds in 1997. He also was a two-time ACC champion in 2001 and 2002 at the University of Virginia.
"This is a very humbling honor. It's great to be included in the Washington County Sports Hall of Fame," Massey said. "I've looked forward to tonight to honor my coaches and my teammates."
Perhaps most excited for his enshrinement was Tischer, who completed three Iron Man Triathlons from 1989-91. He also completed the Bay Bridge Swim in 1990 and the JFK 50-mile ultramarathon in 1995. He is a member of Towson University's Hall of Fame for track and lacrosse.
"I took to sports as one of life's great learning events. You're driven, you're committed, and I looked to the value of sports to make me a great member of society," said Tischer. "I had the same feeling about my induction into the Hall of Fame as I did when they told me 'Joe Tischer, you're an Ironman.' It's the best thing you'll ever hear times 10. It's a dream. I'm floating right now."
Schultz was a mainstay with the Washington County Junior Football League and helped form the Chewsville Smithsburg Leitersburg Youth Association, which operates today as Smithsburg Youth Association. He is also responsible for revitalizing the Hall of Fame, gathering information to find those deserving recognition in the Hall.


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Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Will He Ever Marry Me?!
6 comments:
- Jessica12:24 pm
I don't know - what are your ideas Holly? Shouldn't marriage happen naturally and not be a need, but a natural course of action, so let's say youre with a guy for years and years and you both love each other a lot. Is that not enough? Do we really need marriage to seal the deal, so to speak?ReplyDelete
2 years seems alot to me for an adult couple who have been together 3 years already :(ReplyDelete
HI jess- yeah marriage shld happen naturally... but i guess in this case.. one party after some years, became naturally ready for the next step while her partner is FAR from it.
I'm quite traditional when it comes to family and marriage actually. I know many who have kids etc, and don't legally marry. I don't judge them, its fine as long as they are happy, yeah?
But for me, I actually desire the conventions of marriage... (when i am ready for it)
- Anonymous8:54 pm
Well marriage do give people some proper form of legal ownership of, for instance a flat.ReplyDelete
Or a sense of security, both financially or emotionally. Naturally i think regardless of which gender, when you are married you are ought to be more sensible and rational. It gives each other some form of promises/commitments or status because the marriage is in the eyes of the law.
Unlike when there's no marriage, there is not much of a sense of responsibility or liability and either party may ditch the other one on impulse and look for someone else.
Just my point of view.


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Letterkenny Rovers 4 Swilly Rovers 1
LETTERKENNY Rovers claimed the U16 Champions League title after comfortably seeing off a tired Swilly Rovers side at Finn Park on Wednesday night.
Goals from Cormac Callaghan, Paddy Diver and an excellent brace from Kieran McPherson helped land the Champions League crown for the Leckview Park outfit, while a second-half Ronan Curtis header failed to ignite a Swilly comeback.
The Ramelton lads appeared a little heavy-legged following their extra-time exertions against St. Joseph's Boys in a National Cup semi-final last Sunday, while injuries to key men like Jordan Toland, Vinny Piper, Dominic Hull and Kyle Burke did little to help their cause.
Letterkenny, on the other hand, were full of energy and set a tempo that their opponents could never quite keep up with.
Liam O'Donnell's side got off to the perfect start when, after just two minutes, McPherson slammed home a brilliant opener from twenty yards following a neat knockdown by Irish underage international Chris Flanagan.
The Cathedral Town side continued to dominate the opening exchanges, with McPherson and the influential Dale Gorman, who enjoyed a barnstorming game in the middle of the park, both firing agonisingly wide from the edge of the box.
Letterkenny's second arrived on thirty-five minutes when a teasing ball into the box by Michael Miller wasn't dealt with by the Swilly defence, allowing Paddy Diver the chance to tap home unmarked at the back post.
Swilly's only real chance of the first half fell to striker Ronan Curtis, whose imaginative 25-yard curling effort drifted inches past the top left-hand corner.
Letterkenny all but put the game to bed just three minutes after the restart when Diver teed up midfielder Cormac Callaghan to head home from ten yards out.
Swilly, though, weren't quite done just yet and were somewhat unfortunate not to be awarded a penalty when Adam Serrinha appeared to be impeded inside the area.
And the Ramelton outfit were given a little glimmer of hope when Ronan Curtis powered home a fantastic header from a Nathan McElwaine cross with twenty-three minutes remaining.
However, it wasn't enough and Letterkenny wrapped up a comprehensive win when McPherson slid the ball home from close range for his second of the game after goalkeeper Caolan Bolton parried Callaghan's shot into his path.
The win means Letterkenny complete a League and Champions League double this season, following their league play-off win over Swilly at the Aura Centre earlier this year.
Letterkenny Rovers: Jason Quinn; Caolan O'Donnell, Liam Blaney, Ciaran Maloney, Noah Mailey; Paddy Diver, Cormac Callaghan, Dale Gorman, Michael Miller; Chris Flanagan, Kieran McPherson. Subs: Kevin O'Donnell for Miller (70 mins), Kennedy Boachie for McPherson (75 mins), Hugh McDaid for C.O'Donnell (75 mins), Chris O'Donnell for Quinn (76 mins), Caolan McDaid for Gorman (76 mins).
Swilly Rovers: Caolan Bolton; Padraic Ferry, Dylan Quinn, Kyle Burke, Nathan McElwaine; Brandon Toye, Dylan Hegarty, Jordan Toland, Adam Serrinha; Darragh Black, Ronan Curtis. Subs: Gavin Grier (Toland, 32 mins), Duncan Patterson for Burke (half-time), Odhran Coll for Toye (65 mins), Shea Durning for Ferry (69 mins), Shane McGettigan.
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Welcome to Jacob's Estate Jewelry!
According to the House of Zolotas, jewelry is "the encounter of matter and time... before being a decorative instrument - is a magic symbol of perfection and indestructibility... a piece of hand shaped nature, a ray of light that people wear or offer as a present to others." This owl brooch is the perfect blend of whimsy, originality and fine workmanship. Maybe it is Athena herself! Just look at that face... if only it could talk, maybe it would tell tales of white-washed seaside villages, the color of the Mediterranean waters washing up on the beaches of the Greek islands... Inherently eco-friendly because it is genuine signed estate jewelry. Zolotas estate 18 karat gold and ruby owl brooch circa 1970.
DIMENSIONS: 1 1/4" long and 1 1/4" wide overall.
Reference Number: P4514
Period: 1970s
Signed By: Zolotas
Price: $1,250.00
Condition: Excellent consistent with age and wear
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In 2005, the National Science Foundation (NSF) awarded Alvarez an NSF Career Award. Alvarez is using part of her NSF grant to enhance the Vision and Neural Engineering Laboratory at NJIT and to design new courses for undergraduates in NJIT's expanding biomedical engineering program. In addition, Alvarez has developed a one-week course for NJIT's pre-college FEMME program, which teaches grade-school girls, most of whom are minorities, the fundamentals of science, technology and pre-engineering concepts.
Alvarez's research will help people with a visual problem called convergence insufficiency, or the inability to easily fixate the eyes on a near target. A person with convergence insufficiency cannot read or look at a computer screen for more than twenty minutes without getting headaches as well as blurred and double vision. The condition has also been linked to learning disabilities. And as societies become more dependent on prolonged and close-up visual tasks such as computer use, there will be more of a need to help people with such vision problems.
Her research team is the first to quantify oculomotor learning or neuroplasticity from optometric vision therapy (eye exercises) in individuals who have convergence insufficiency. Functional MRI coupled with eye movement recordings show that the amount of oculomotor behavioral change correlates to the amount of functional brain change. Her team has quantified that neuroplasticity occurs by both better use of areas in the brain previously participating in the function and through the recruiting of surrounding areas. This research advances our basic understanding of how the brain can retrain itself when challenged by a visual dysfunction caused by a brain injury. Only when this process is understood can more effective and more personalized treatments be created. This work can also be used to test the efficacy of future treatments.
Recent publications include "Short-Term Predictive Changes in the Dynamics of Vergence Eye Movements," Journal of Vision (2005); "Divergence Eye Movements Are Dependent on Initial Stimulus Position," Vision Research 45, 14 (2005); and "The Proview Phosphene Tonometer Fails to Measure Ocular Pressure Accurately in Clinical Practice," Ophthalmology (June 2004).
Alvarez received a bachelor's in electrical engineering and both a master's and a doctorate in biomedical engineering from Rutgers University, New Brunswick.
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(218–201 bc). The second war between Rome and Carthage was one of the great military conflicts of the ancient world. Hannibal led his forces from Spain through the Alps to Italy, arriving near the Po River in 218. He thoroughly defeated a Roman force of more than 15,000 in 217 but did not follow up his victory. The Roman general Quintus Fabius Maximus followed, but did not engage, Hannibal—thus preventing him from establishing a…


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When you hear the words, Mother-in-Law, what or who comes to mind quickly? My guess is that some or all of the following may occur to you:
- Marie Barrone, the ever present, always critical across-the-street MIL to Ray and Debra on Everybody Loves Raymond.
- Jane Fonda, the beautiful but wicked MIL in the movie, Monster-in-Law, with Jennifer Lopez as the fiance to Jane's only child.
- Maybe you recall the famous song (and only hit) by Ernie K. Doe entitled, Mother-in-Law. It was so popular, it singlehandedly made his career, and it was his signature song for nearly 50 years,
- How about the email by Carolyn Bourne of the UK that went viral on the web? The email was sent to bride-to-be, Heidi Withers, 29, after she spent a weekend at the Bourne family home in Devon. In the email, Bourne wrote, "It is high time someone explained to you about good manners. Yours are obvious by their absence and I feel sorry for you," reports the Daily Mail.
Bourne went on to say that it was unfortunate that her son Freddie had fallen for Withers, but that if Withers wanted to be accepted by the Bourne family, she should run to the nearest finishing school. She goes on to accuse her future DIL of being a gold digger, and certainly not good enough for "our dear Freddie." Heidi had the last laugh. She posted it on the web for the world to see. I'll bet that Christmas dinner is going to be a tad uncomfortable this year.
What's the common theme here? Mother-in-Laws are horrible, manipulative, and overbearing. Leno, Johnny Carson, Jimmy Fallon, and all the rest get in their jab. Comic Henny Youngman's signature line was, "Take my Mother-in-Law. Please."
While we know that much of it is exaggerated and funny, it has become an urban legend. The translation is: don't expect much from these relationships. Prepare yourself, girls, it's going to be a bumpy ride.
When we expect it to be bad – we are usually not disappointed. We get what we believed was inevitable – a bad relationship. Every little twitch of the eyelid or slight frown becomes a message to the DIL, "She hates my cooking." Or worse, "She hates me."
In all urban legend, there is often some truth. These are not easy relationships. And DILs can be every bit as difficult. But we have been conditioned to expect the worst. The music, movie and television industries have helped that along, as have the experiences of friends or relatives who have shared their in-law horror stories.
It's time to challenge the legend. This week we will examine the role of expectation and experience in determining the quality of this relationship. Stay tuned!


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— This dessert celebrates ballerina Anna Pavlova. It was created to welcome her during her tour of Australia. Another popular fruit used to make this dessert is passion fruit.
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Southern Regional Middle Schoolers Dedicate Tree in Memory of Security Guard
In October, Southern Regional Middle School lost an integral part of its family when security guard Richard Baran passed away of a heart attack. But now he'll be forever remembered because of a student council initiative this spring.
When President Bria Mineo, Vice President Kelsey Bigum and Secretary Elle Cecchini recently planted a crepe myrtle outside the school, it culminated months of fundraising and waiting for warmer weather as the council dedicated the tree in Baran's memory.
"Mr. Rich was loved by all the students in the school," said student council adviser and language arts teacher Gerilyn Heinz. "They responded so well to him and respected him. He was so great, always smiling, happy, talking with the kids. And they felt safe with him. He was a big part of the Southern family, so when he passed away, the student council wanted to do something to honor him."
A retired police officer, Baran served the Southern district as a security guard for 22 years. After getting permission from Principal Lorraine Airey, the student council put its plan into action. Teacher Matt Moore reached out to a local landscaper to acquire the tree, and the student council led multiple fundraisers to accumulate the funds to purchase the tree and a plaque to rest alongside it.
On May 23, a group of students dug the hole for the tree and Mineo, Bigum and Cecchini settled the tree into the ground. The plaque reads: "This tree is dedicated to Richard Baran for his 22 years of devotion to the Southern family. His spirit will shine through forever."
Heinz praised the student council and the school for rising to do something so special.
"It's great to see the kids step up and do the right thing," she said. "When they start making adult-type decisions and start thinking about others instead of themselves, it's really awesome. It was sad and unexpected when Mr. Rich passed, but the kids rallied around the idea to honor him. The tree was a perfect way to do that."
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Locally owned and operated, The Boot Grill opened in May 2011. We have quickly become known for our fun staff, delicious food (prime rib all day, every day in Loveland!), entertainment and special events such as K99's New from Nashville, and CSU Watch Events for CSU Athletics and live music every weekend.
The Boot Grill is a great place for friends and family. We offer three unique seating areas: our main restaurant and bar, our quiet family-friendly dining room with linen napkins and fresh flowers and our upstairs indoor seating area with a bar. The upstairs area also doubles as our catering room. We also proudly offer two patios with great mountain views for your enjoyment. The upstairs patio is especially fantastic at night when we start the fire pit. Relax and put your feet up at The Boot Grill Loveland.
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In a music industry of happy smiling scene bands that are predominately size zero boys that may or may not be just out of diapers, Knock Out Kaine remain unfashionably cool with their middle digit firmly raised to the trend setters & followers alike.
Winning KERRANG!'s Best Unsigned Live Act 2008 was an acknowledgement that the band had their live performance down, they have spent most of their career touring both in the UK and in Europe supporting the likes of Steven Adler, Where Angels Suffer, Love/Hate and British rock titans Status Quo.
Their debut album "House of Sins" was mastered by Ray Staff (best known for his work with a diverse mix of artists including Led Zeppelin, The Rolling Stones, The Clash and Black Sabbath.)
2012 was Knock Out Kaine's real debut to the wider world. This band represent the very essence of British Rock n' Roll eulogy. From the brilliant power ballad 'Coming Home' to the out and out Rock n' Roll Monster "Set The Night On Fire", Knock Out Kaine proudly stand for decadence, rebellion and having a damn good time!
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Choanacantha rostrata Méhely, 1898, Termés. Füzetek, 21: 175. Syntypes: MNH 2414/6 (2 specimens) according to Parker, 1934, Monogr. Frogs Fam. Microhylidae: 56, destroyed according to Blum and Menzies, 1989 "1988", Alytes, 7: 136; UP 1926 designated neotype by Blum and Menzies, 1989 "1988", Alytes, 7: 136. Type locality: "Erima", Papua New Guinea. Blum and Menzies, 1989 "1988", Alytes, 7: 136, note that the type locality is likely not the present-day settlement on Astrolabe Bay, but a village several kilometers inland. Neotype from "lower Kaironk valley, altitude 1300 m, Madang Province of Papua New Guinea".
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Meridian 31, long Keel Motor Sailor, built Circa 1982 and fitted with a Perkins 38HP inboard diesel. This classic motor sailor has a large enclosed wheel shelter and deep cockpit, she offers spacious comfortable accommodation. A 2014 survey available on request . Lying ashore Bangor.
The Meridian 31 Motorsailer was designed in 1970 by G. K. Collyer ARINA.It was a 31' centre cockpit, high volume Motorsailer with 'doghouse' wheelhouse. The vessel was offered ketch or sloop rigged. Colin Simpson, an agent for Hurley Marine bought the first one built, 'Hurley Maid' new in 1972.
They are a sturdy boat with excellent accommodation. After Hurley stoped trading the moulds were sold to Elizabethan yachts. They were marketed as the Meridian 31 and built into the mid-eighties.About thirty were built by Hurley Marine.
LWL 6.82m (22'5") LOA 9.34m (30'7") Beam 3.11m (10'2") Draft 1.14m (3'8") Displacement 5,345kg (5.25 tons) Ballast 2,036kg 2 tons lead encapsulated into keelT.M. 11,200kg (11 tons) Sail area 35.3 sq m 380 sq ft (with genoa) Headroom 6'Construction GRP Fuel capacity 273 ltr (60 gallons)
Fitted with a Perkins 4107 38hp diesel inboard, conventional shaft drive to a 3 bladed prop fitted with a rope cutter.
Indi comes with a plentiful supply of engine spares eg belts, filters, injectors, jabsco impellors etc
Electrics - The 12v supply is by way of 3 heavy duty batteries situated in the engine room stored in a purpose made battery box. The shore supply feeds two gang sockets in the forecabin, main saloon, wheelhouse and aft cabin together with an inline intelligent battery charger
Furling Genoa and Mainsail in stacking system both in good condition
Forecabin consists of two side bunks with a large storage lockers beneath and storage above
Main saloon has a central table with surrounding seating with storage below a bookcase and two side lockers. Standing headroom of over 6ft
Aft Cabin has a large berth to port with storage beneath and a seating arrangement to starboard with hanging locker and a large aft storage locker.
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.
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Opportunists: Assemble! 1970 Toyota Corona Wagon MUST SELL SOON!
I've never been in a position to prey on the desperation of a seller in order to score a deal (it's usually closer to the reverse). Were you located remotely near the SF Bay Area and shopping for a classic Toyota wagon, this is your week! This 1970 Corona wagon needs a new home by next weekend, but the seller dangles a carrot of a better price if sold this week. This suggests a lack of understanding of how firesales work, but let's move on…
We're looking at a 1970 Corona Mk II with an 18R engine from a truck and four speed manual providing motivation. The paint's a faded red and the interior "may need work", but the mechanicals appear all up-to-date. The seller's had it for five years, and the overall condition seems to match that of a driver/light project.
I'm no Corona expert, so I have no clue how rare this configuration in this condition actually is. We still see a lot of non-rusted 70s Toyotas out here, but it seems like the $1200 examples are non-running projects 80% covered in primer. Knocking a bit off the $4800 ask, seems like this would be the better option.
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I need some advise. I have been living with my boyfriend and our daughter and he has been financially supporting us since our babies birth. We are not getting along right now and the only way I would be able to financially survive is if I move back to the state where I came from to be with my family. My boyfriend is threatening me that he will do anything in his power to keep our child in this state and I am scared. I can't do this on my own- I need my family or I need our relationship to work. I don't think the later of the two is an option anymore though. Am I able to just leave this state or will he be able to keep us here or just our baby? We live in AZ right now.
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Don't do anything until you have have spoken with a lawyer. It is my understanding that you are married to the state that you live in and if you want to leave with your child you have to have the court's permission. Going to court without a lawyer could and would most likely cost you custody of your child as would leaving the state without the court's permission. There are lawyers out there that will take cases and charge fees based on your financial status. Speak with somebody at the local probate court, they should be able to point you in the right direction. Proceed with extreme caution in this matter and do EVERYTHING right. Be a model parent, there is always the chance that your boyfriend might try to get custody.
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I am in the SAME boat as you. Except, we got married so me & the baby would have insurance, and we figured it was the right thing to do. Now 6 mo. after our son was born, things are a mess. We dont get along at all, and the only way I can support myself & my baby would be to go back home to the west cost. He has told me to leave several times, & he would take care of our son. I dont work, I have no where else to go, so I have been toughing it out & staying. What have you decided to do? Did you get any legal advice??
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Posted: Tue Jan 24, 2006 8:23 pm
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What can I do? I am a single mother, the father of my daughter and I were never married, we were together for almost four years, my daughter is almost four years old. For almost three years of the relationship, I did not want to be with him, I stayed because I thought it was the right thing to do for my daughter.Things got really bad and I could not stay anymore. I was in New York where he is from, my daughter was born there. I Could not afford to live on my own. My only option was to move home with my mother until I got on my feet. So, me and my daughter did that. I brought her back to New York to visit her father, I left her there in good faith that he would return her to me. We never wanted to do anything through the court system. Now, he does not want to give her back. I am in Mississippi and they are in New York. What rights do I have? What do I have to do to get my daughter back? Please give me some advice.
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Posted: Tue Jan 24, 2006 8:24 pm
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frustrated mom
Your child is a resident of New York. You must go back to New York, hire a lawyer for a custody battle. It does not matter if you were never married he is the bio-father, and in todays family courts it gives him more rights then you.
To all mothers every where never, ever leave your child with the father thinking that he will give the child back. All no good men know how to control and hurt you, it is through your kids.
My advice is save money for a good lawyer.
Unless you can go back to New York, tell him you want your daughter for a day, if he gives it, get yourself and your child on the next plane out of there. He might try to bring kid napping charges against you, so think about what you want to do and be very careful.
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Posted: Tue Jan 24, 2006 8:24 pm
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Do mom's have rights anymore ? I wonder ??? I think the judicial system SUCKS !!! On Aug 17th I will be going to court so,I can leave state as well.I am a divorced mom of 3 and the reason I left my husband is because he beat my eldest son with a belt left welt marks,shot our family dog in my daughters' bedroom in front of 2 of our children,had an affair with some skank he is going to college with and she now lives with him.I have a pfa on him plus,he was investigated from children and youth.Unfortunately,he gets visitation.(I had no choice)He now sends my son home either dirty,sick or with diaper rash.Needless to say,I took pictures of this,made my lawyer and sons' physician aware of this as well.Also,the E.R.has this on file too.Now,on top of all my troubles My ex-best friend accused me of sleeping with a guy she likes(which,is not true) and called my ex-husband up told him I want to leave state so,now he filed a petition to stop me.And my lawyer had told me they have what is called a Gruber test which,determines if the primary caregiver can leave.Where the hell is justice ? I am truly sorry to vent on y'all I understand what you are going through.If anyone wants my e-mail or phone number don't hesitate to ask...Rae
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Posted: Tue Jan 24, 2006 8:25 pm
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I honestly feel that mothers do not have any rights any more. If a woman lives with a man, it is used against her. If a man does, they call it his FAMILY and say the child has been integrated. Now here's my question. Why is it that just because you are married in a state and divorced in that state do you have to live in that state for the rest of your life? If you ask me the Uniform Jurisdiction act really just set women everywhere back a lot. They claim it is to protect children from being kidnapped? HA! If your child is kidnapped, the police say "It's a civil matter" And even if you have permission to move out of state from the ex, he can come back a year later and just TAKE your child while you are out. And then if you try to take her back it becomes kidnapping. There HAS to be something we can do! My daughter- all our children deserve better. My ex (probably all your exes if we're all here searching for answers) is scum. He has the nerve to say that his future children with his girlfriend will be more my daughters siblings than my son because my husband is cuban so my son is 1/2 cuban, but my exes girlfriend is white. IT is so ridiculous that there are no punishments for these men who want to control us forever. Not on EARTH anyway. I know that one day they will answer for what they have done, but they need to answer to our courts too, before it is too late for our kids! (I think i am becoming a fanatic) Good luck to you all, until I am back on the boards, meanwhile I am going to be looking for answers and a way to not have to bring my daughter back to that evil, sinful home.
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Posted: Tue Jan 24, 2006 8:26 pm
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United we stand divided we fall! This is what men did. We as women are very powerful, the one thing that men know about us, is the way we love our children, if they can take our children away from us, we are an emotional wreck, they can keep us divided.
The media is ignoring what is going, the media is controlled by men. We are going to have to force the issue. I really think that alot of you mothers (I'm a lone grandmother in the state of Wisconsin trying to fight the system) are afraid to fight the system as you think you are going to lose what little bit of time you get with your children, what you don't relize is that you have already lost, if we united we would have our children back in record time.
Beware of the CRC (children's Right's council)They are funded by fathers rights. I contacted the one here in Wisconsin, I must have hit a nerve, because I got an answer back from them saying, unless I told them what womens right organization I was with they would not have any more contact with me. I got told to leave them alone, as I would get sued by them if they knew I was no more than a lone grandmother trying to protect my grand-daughter. They believe in Richard Gardners, parent alienation syndrome, against mothers. They told me that a women who leaves her husband for domestic violence is not to be believed, it is up to the courts to decide that. I have never heard such bunk in my life.
Barbara Fargen
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Posted: Tue Jan 24, 2006 8:27 pm
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Well, I'm still here fighting it out. I am trying to figure out how to save up some money so I can at least get my own apartment, but they are so expensive and I can't go on government help due to my income. I would like to just work things out, but I'm not sure how. Has anyone tryed counseling?
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Posted: Tue Jan 24, 2006 8:27 pm
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You say you are not married to the father of your child. Are you in a custody battle in the court now? If you are not, my advice to you is to move to where your family is, even if you have to leave with only the clothe's on you and your childs back. Do not tell your boyfriend you are going, do not make the mistake of confiding in any friens what you are about to do. Can your family deny any knowledge of your where abouts to your boyfriend once you are safe with them, until you can get residence in your new state???? Once you have reidence in your new state go to court for custody, it's the only chance you are going to have of keeping your child. This is a very hard situation as the couts are very biased toward men getting custody. The courts are treating custody issues as if the father bonds the same way to a child that the mother does, this could not be further from the truth. Men love to spout off about this but until a man carrys a child and gives birth, he really should be keeping his mouth shut as he is showing his ignorance to the bonding issue.
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Joined: 25 Feb 2006
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State or Province: California
Posted: Sat Feb 25, 2006 7:05 am
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I have not read all the responses......
If you are not married to your BF and father of your child and there is NO custody order at this time. I would either suggest you file FIRST for custody, BEFOR he does, the one who files first always has the upper hand. You do not need to be his slave. If your BF does not want to help you and his and your child, then you would have no choice to file for custody and the court will either order him to pay child support or you get granted a move with your child... But be sure you file first, ok
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Joined: 24 Jul 2006
Posts: 4
State or Province: California
Posted: Mon Jul 24, 2006 11:56 am
Post subject: Speak to Atty but be ready to move before court
If you can be gone before any court proceedings even begin or you get served, the better you will be. If you IN FACT DO come up with a job adn he is NOT supporting you and the baby...then you've got it made in the shade...just locate a Family Law atty in teh state you move to. The child is not a piece of property. Whatever is in "the child's best interest" is the benchmark for most states. Move..get job...get atty...dont refuse him visitation. Ta-da. You are not a prisoner or any state just because he contributed one sperm ... You are losing your confidence. A free consultation with an atty will help you feel better. Just make sure it doesnt look as though you are moving soley to deprive him of some mandated court visitation...and the existence of family such as grandparents will help make the childs best interest apparent.
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Joined: 24 Jul 2006
Posts: 4
State or Province: California
Posted: Mon Jul 24, 2006 12:01 pm
Post subject: PS. sorry to say this but...
next time consider using a donor. Think about it. It's times like this when the option of using a donor, rather than letting romance overcome your better judgement, becomes a safer option for motherhood. You can always get married if anyone is reallyt fit enough to be a Daddy.
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Joined: 10 Nov 2006
Posts: 24
State or Province: Utah
Posted: Fri Nov 10, 2006 2:59 am
Post subject: I guess I was smart
Hello, I am the single mother of a 5 mo old boy. I was in a bad situation and a old friend helped me through it. I ended up pregnant, but we had gone our seperate was before I knew I was pregnant. Afterwards I never told him that I was pregnant or anything. I was ready to try and find him and tell him, but I wanted to make sure that he couldn't take or use my son against me. I am living in Utah and last I knew he was in Colorado, I am planning on moving to Idaho to go to school and then go on to California. He hates California and swore he would never step foot in the state again. I don't want to keep my son from knowing his father, I also dont want his father to keep me from my career in California. After reading alot of woman's stories on this site I am kinda leary on what I wanna do. Any suggestions are great!
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Joined: 06 Mar 2007
Posts: 25
State or Province: New Hampshire
Posted: Tue Mar 06, 2007 6:25 pm
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Dont tell him just go on with your life, when the child is old enough and asks about his daddy, then call and tell him. but be ready becasue once the father is involved, he could say you kept this child from him and the courts probably would give him custody of your child. With out him even knowing his father he would be forced to go live with him.
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