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Incredible replica of the firearm. Realistic in every way imaginable! While the Beretta 90TWO is great for maintaining firearm proficiency, you can have a lot of fun just plinking with it. The laser will increase your accuracy.
Beretta 90TWO Air Pistol Features
Umarex Universal Tactical Laser Details
Beretta 90TWO Air Pistol Features
- Uses a 12-gram CO2 cartridge
- Semiauto
- 21rd drop-free BB mag
- Accessory rail
- Double- and single-action
- Metal slide
- Manual safety
- 1.10 lbs. without laser, 1.99 lbs. with laser mounted
- Includes removable laser, hex wrench and 3 round silver oxide batteries (303/357, SR44 or LR44)
Umarex Universal Tactical Laser Details
- Class IIIA laser
- Fits any Weaver/Picatinny accessory rail
- 650nm wavelength
- <1mW output power
- On/off switch with indicator light Windage and elevation adjustments
- 0.89 oz. 2.30"x1.58"x1.29"
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- ManufacturerBeretta
- Caliber0.177 cal
- Velocity375 fps
- ConditionNew
- Ammo TypeBBs
- ActionSemiautomatic
- Barrel StyleSmooth bore
- BlowbackNo
- Fire ModeRepeater
- Gun Weight1.99
- Overall Length8.5
- Barrel Length5
- Loudness4-Medium-High
- Magazine Capacity21
- MechanismCO2
- RailNo
- SafetyManual
- Front SightsBlade
- Rear SightsFixed
- Trigger ActionDouble-action and single-action
- UsePlinking / Fun
- Warranty90-day limited warranty
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Beretta 90 TWO BB Pistol Laser Combo
9 Reviews
44% (4)
33% (3)
11% (1)
0% (0)
11% (1)
89% Recommend this product (8 of 9 responses)
By Jesse
, Houston, TX
Love it
December 19, 2018
I bought this for my wife, she has trouble using the iron sights so I just bought her one with a laser. she loves it
By Dave
Laser is worthless
August 29, 2018
Pistol is OK., hard to load the magazine. The laser sight is worthless. It is not visible beyond about 10 yards in daylight. I threw it away.
Best UsesShort range target practice.
By Mario
July 5, 2018
I picked this up strictly for the laser,but using this lil guy was fun and fairly accurate w/o the laser,I took it off and put it on my Beretta 92 m1(full auto)and makes that pistol sooo much more fun to use if that's possible.
ProsFor the price you can't go wrong nice laser fairly decent pistol
ConsCheap plastic feeling,what do you expect for 60 bucks
Best UsesTaking out Coke cans
By Ajay
San Francisco, CA
Fair introductory pistol
September 24, 2017
I like the double action and the laser sight supplied with the pistol. But there is a little too much plastic for my overall satisfaction, Although some may like this because it makes the pistol lighter, thus more appropriate for younger shooters,
ProsDouble action,
ConsToo much plastic.
By Juan
Nogales, Arizona
Great pistol, CO2 last a lot on this
March 2, 2017
I fired up around 110 shots without noticing fps decrease on this one. It has beretta licensing which is nice, great deal, polycarbonate grip and the outer barrel is full metal. The only thing i don't like about this gun, is that there are no spare magazines, which is the reason i rated it 4/5 and not 5/5
ConsNo spare magazines
By Jerome
Best deal
July 27, 2016
A deal like dis is once in a life time, with a realistic luk and feel. Also includes a laser.
By Anthony
Sunny Florida
Really nice pistol
July 2, 2016
I'm back in the air gun hobby after a long layoff and have acquired over 20 pistols already. The guns are better than ever, and the hobby is just great, especially for an old guy with failing eyesight and shaky hands. Anyway, with pistols like this Beretta, my physical ailments are no problem at all! What a nice surprise this relatively inexpensive gun has turned out to be. Most of my guns are blowback, so I didn't know if I'd like this as much, but truth be told, I think I like it more. First, it's dead accurate. Second, it has a nice light trigger that's easy to get used to. The gun is quality, and the inexpensive laser works just fine, as in one inch groups at 18 feet, my garage range length. The magazine is excellent. The slide racks easily, and the gun is light. DA/SA, either is good. Feels great in my hand, as good as the Beretta PX4 I have. Really pleased with this purchase, and you will be too. Can't wait to shoot it again later today.
ProsAll good -- trigger, weight, accuracy, magazine, 70-90 shots from one cartridge, looks, laser -- great stuff. PRICE! All for $60! Whether you are on a budget or not, you can't make a mistake buying this one from Air Gun Depot. Good guys!
ConsNothing wrong here at all. Nothing.
By Reed H.
Straight Shooter
August 31, 2015
Bought the gun on sale, didn't expect too much from it, didn't have too good of a grouping at first but about the 3rd clip it started getting better, now at 15 ft i can pop the top off a soda bottle almost every shot, don't know why, maybe oil in the barrel i really don't know, i did clean it and pulled some powdered graphite through the inter barrel that also seemed to increase the fps, i believe you'll like it.
ProsNice weight and feel, but the best part as for me i like a double/single action, just don't like squeezing the trigger every shoot, also the dropout co2 and magazine in one clip
ConsMine shoots dead on, but if it had not a rear fully adjustable sight would have been nice.
By David W.
United states of america
Happy Granddaughter
August 5, 2015
My granddaughter asked for this for Christmas (2014). Apparently she is VERY pleased.
ConsNot aware of any
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PROVIDENCE � When the city�s public pools open July 5, Olneyville�s swimming pool will remain closed.
PROVIDENCE - When the city's public pools open July 5,
Olneyville's swimming pool will remain closed.
The Joslin Recreation Center pool on Hyat Street has pipe
problems and structural damage to its walls, Beth Charlebois,
director of neighborhood parks and recreation services, said in a
June letter to Sabina Matos, the City Council member responsible
for that neighborhood.
The letter says the recreation center won't open either, because
the city is making improvements to the first floor. The second
floor also has to be brought up to code.
"It was obvious that it was unsafe to use," said David Ortiz,
press secretary for Mayor Angel Taveras. "It's 60 years old."
Although they didn't have an estimate, city recreation officials
decided "the cost was going to be too great" to fix it, Ortiz said.
Instead, they will give the neighborhood a water park next year,
either at that site or at the Florence Street playground. An
average of 40 to 50 children used the pool daily.
This summer, the city used about $3,000 to buy a giant
inflatable water slide and smaller water sprinklers and toys for
Joslin. Starting Tuesday, the area will be open and supervised the
same hours as the city's 10 water parks: noon to 5 p.m., Monday
through Saturday.
Joslin will also have pop-up tents and picnic tables for shade,
all of which will be broken down and put away daily. And
transportation will be provided two days a week for children to go
to another city pool.
"Parents prefer the water parks," said Bob McMahon, city parks
and recreation director. "They're incredibly popular."
The first was built in 1994 on Wickenden Street after the Fox
Point pool closed. The latest will open Tuesday, July 5, at the
Wallace Street Park in the Silver Lake neighborhood. McMahon said
the city used community development block grant money and money
from his department to construct the newest water park, a $75,000
to $100,000 expense.
McMahon said water parks are cheaper to run than the city's five
pools. He said each pool costs the city about $40,000 annually,
whereas the water parks are a "fourth of that." The Recreation
Department will work with Matos and the Olneyville Neighborhood
Association to decide the best location and style for its water
Said McMahon, "I'm just thankful that despite all the cuts,
we're able to still provide the water parks and pools."


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Hello Everyone! The latest episode is out (and it hasn't been that long a time since the last one either!). I hope you enjoy it 🙂
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Show Notes
Koi Pond Vanilla Socks
Swatching for Vanilla Socks out of my Blankety Blank from Baaa'd Girl Yarns
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I answered a question about thick and thin spots while spinning and how to spin more even yarns
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Reading: Daughter of the Sword by Steve Bein
Tea: "Iced" Electric Earl Grey from Tealish (with lemon!)
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After days of planning and hours of editing, I have finally completed my Kickstarter announcement video. Please pledge right now to help me reach my funding goal of 100 million dollars in 30 days. That may sound like a large sum, but when you hear this pitch and what I'm planning, I think you'll agree it's well worth taking out a second mortgage on your home.
Download here. More details about the game below.
As someone who has been to bat for several Kickstarter projects lately, I'm becoming concerned with what's going to happen on the other end. After all this community support, will it be back to business as usual when the products hit the shelves? Will all this "fan outreach" end when they start worrying about maximizing their sales?
How will I feel when the games that I've not only helped fund, but--like many of you, have also promoted heavily with every social media tool at my disposal--how will I feel if those games end up on the shelf with the same kind of closed-source, DRM-encrusted, shrinkwrap-licensed bullshit that plagues the rest of the industry?
After some preliminary research, I've found that while most of the big game projects at least promise a DRM free version (at least as a limited option to backers), there are few promises that they will *exclusively* offer DRM free versions.
Let's consider how some of the Kickstarters I've supported are handling these issues:
This week I'm back with Josh Sawyer to continue our chat about his history and game design philosophy. Josh started off as a web master at Interplay, but made such a positive impression on the management that he was soon designing his own games. Josh and I (and I suspect YOU!) have a lot of the same games that inspired us, like Pool of Radiance. Josh also talks about some cancelled projects, such as Project Jefferson (BG III) and the Aliens RPG.
You can download the video here.
Modern CRPGs are console shooters. And that pisses me off. But how did they get this way? Last week I wrote about some features I'd like to see in a classic-style CRPG. I've been thinking more along these lines, thinking carefully about all of my favorite CRPGs and attempting to isolate the elements that so endeared them to me. What I've discovered is that this exercise is futile. You cannot create a good game simply by taking out the best gameplay mechanics from different games--what's more important is how well a designer has been able to build an attractive and coherent homology. I don't much like the term, but I like how Barry Brummett defines "stylistic homology" as "the signifying system that is a style is held together by formal properties such that one could look at a new article of dress, for instance, newly designed, and identify it as Edwardian." I think we could easily do the same for individual games or even whole game franchises, assuming it's well-designed. For instance, World of Warcraft has such a coherent homology that I'm sure most players would be able to look at screenshots of a city they hadn't personally visited--such as the Undercity--and realize it was from WOW and not Guild Wars 2. If you bear with me a moment, you can also see that this concept extends beyond just artwork and into gameplay. Even before you ever played a monk in WOW, for instance, if you're familiar with the other classes then you already have a pretty good idea of how the talents, abilities, and so on will play out. I think it's the sign of a great game when you can introduce something as radical as an entirely new class and not have the rest of the game fall apart.
Unfortunately, the problem is that such coherence comes at a cost. The same factors that allow us to already have a pretty good idea of what the monk will be like are the same factors that lead to boredom and disinterest. And man oh man, am I bored with WOW and Skyrim.
By now, I'm sure everyone has heard about how Brathwaithe and Hall pulled the plug on their Shaker RPG Kickstarter. I had pledged $100 to this one, mostly because the rewards were great and I have a lot of respect for everyone involved in this project (though I've yet to interview either). The gist of it all is that they went into this with a plan to do something "old school," but didn't get into enough specifics about what their game would actually be like. Sure, we all remember how great the old days of Wizardry, Ultima, Pool of Radiance, and Bard's Tale were...but after whipping up everyone into a gonad frenzy, they ran out of the room before anybody got to cuddle.
They've promised to come back with a stronger pitch. I doubt that any of them give a rat's squeal what yours truly would like to see in that pitch, but what the hell. I know they (amongst others) have the talent and experience to make me a very happy gamer, so here's what I would like to see in the next big Kickstarter classic CRPG pitch.
One of my favorite all-time quotes from the much-maligned Karl Marx goes something like this: "mankind... inevitably sets itself only such tasks as it is able to solve, since closer examination will always show that the problem itself arises only when the material conditions for its solution are already present or at least in the course of formation." When I first read this quotation back in the 90s, the internet was just beginning to evolve from a sort of "super BBS" inhabited almost entirely by academics, engineers, and plain ol' nerds. Everyone could see that something BIG was happening. Much BIGGER, even, than America OnLine--if you could possibly wrap your head around that! For most of this period, the internet was used by the common person mostly to send email and then go on to Yahoo to play some games or browse their extensive directories. Once money started to change hands, though, thanks mostly to eBay, there was an explosion of commercial interest. The web quickly evolved from the thousands of personal pages (dog, career, photos of gardens and some cute animated GIFs)...It soon became common, then expected, to see a URL even on your box of Mac & Cheese. "What are THEY doing on the internet?" we asked.
Here's the last installment of my interview with Sandy Petersen. We chat about his time on id, which includes a lengthy section on Sandy's philosophy of level design. Then we move on to Ensemble, with a discussion of team sizes and Microsoft's callous treatment of this hardworking and proven team. We wrap up with a chat about jobs and what Sandy likes to see on a resume.
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I'm back this week with part 2 of my interview with Sandy Petersen. In this episode, the maestro of pen & paper games talks about how people like him are better qualified to make videogames than those who jump straight to pixels. In short, the answer is diversity--paper games have it, videogames don't. Sandy also talks about Elf Quest, which he considers a failure, and Ghostbusters, whose innovative system inspired the Star Wars RPG (though unacknowledged). We also chat about his early computer games for Microprose, including Lightspeed and Hyperspeed, and why Sandy turned to the dark side.
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What do you think about Sandy's argument? Would you like to see as much variety in the videogame market as we see in pen & paper games? Sound off below!
This audio podcast features an interview with Jeff McCord, who's launched a Kickstarter campaign I think you ought to support right now.
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Jeff McCord, developer behind the classic VIC-20/C-64 title Sword of Fargoal (reviewed here), has launched a Kickstarter program to fund development for a sequel. The sequel sounds FANTASTIC, featuring character classes, "action cards," and the ability to share dungeons, as well as huge amounts of great artwork and music. A $8 pledge gets you the game as well as a DRM-free version of the soundtrack. Go up to $50 for a T-shirt and $100 for a bunch of other goodies. Please, please, please, go right now and make your pledge. You will pay NO MONEY if this project doesn't make, and we really need to act NOW to make this happen. We've got two weeks left on the Kickstarter and over $32,000 left to go, so get your ass over there RIGHT NOW and donate. I'm going to be mad as hell if I'm not playing me some good ol' Sword of Fargoal 2 with all the bells and whistles Jeff and Paul P. have put together here. If you were one of the millions who played a pirated version of this game back in the day, Jeff has promised to absolve you of all your sins if you pledge even $1 to this.
Now, seriously, get over there and pledge. This is EXACTLY the kind of project we SHOULD be funding, not just the ones from famous people. If you don't know anything about the game, he's put the first one up for free so you can try it out. This is the updated release for the iOS, mind you, but it's still got all the classic gameplay we fell in love with back in the 80s.
I apologize for posting another dev diary so soon, but I'm pretty excited about my first playable Unity game and just had to share. It's just a very simple shoot'em up, though my plans to keep it simple were foiled when I ran across the Explosion Framework. I was nervous about trying to use Detonator, but again I'm floored by how easy this was...Installed this with a click, dragged it onto the variable I set up in my script, and viola! Awesome ass explosions. It even came with its own sound effects! To get the laser sound effect, I used this fun little generator, which lets you create 80s stye arcade effects just by clicking some buttons.


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These are just a few of the pictures taken at events, shows, competitions and classes with Cornwall Dance School!
Our Elite Team Seniors, smashed the Manchester Starpower Dance Championships, gaining Overall Highest Scoring Team of them day and making them the Overall Champions 2017! Check out our Blog for more details, these are some images from the day!
A brilliant Shoot with the fantastic Pia Schiele from Falmouth University, Highlights the hard work put in by our dancers at Cornwall Dance School.
Our fantastic Contemporary Group 'The Performance Team' performed beautifully inspiring pieces at the International Womens Day Gala 2015. Here a just a few of the images of the evening. Well done guys!
Microbes on the Move at the Eden project. Just a couple of images of our workshop with Suzie West, before our students attended the mass dance performance at the Eden Project, filmed by Bill Wroath for the Eden Project's new exhibition. For more info check out our Blog!
Our Key Stage 3 Carrick Dancers at the Hall for Cornwall performing alongside other local schools. With under 12hours to learn this routine, these dancers pushed themselves, learning new skills and working together to create something magical!
Our students on Completion of thier IDTA Exams in Ballet, Freestyle Contemporary, Streetdance and Musical Theatre, and recieving their results. The exams took place February 2015 and students have achieved brilliant results! Another 100% pass rate with over half of the 70 students who entered achieving the highest results possible.
Just a few of our many fantastic images of our Cornwall Dance School students performing at our Sell out show 'The Snow Queen' held at Princess Pavilions Theatre in Falmouth on December 14th 2014. Both performances were carried off entirely by students from within the school performing dance, drama and song to create a fantastic story mixing Frozen and Narnia. And what a job they did performing to sellout audiences in both shows! Well done students, more piccies to come!
A few snaps of our students at the Britains Got Talent Open Auditions held in September 2014, with Cornwall Dance School at Princess Pavilions Falmouth! Our students were fantastic and performed alongside local artists from Cornwall all looking to get the chance to perform on the renowned show!
A few images of Cornwall Dance School performing at the Princess Pavillions Gyllyngdune Tea Festival in Falmouth this September 21st! More piccies of this fabulous Dance and Drama piece coming soon!
Cornwall Dance was priveledged to have a fantastic Workshop with Rhythm City and Beat Breakers own Chris Gilchrist this August at Carrick Sports and Rec centre! Bboys and Bgirls from Cornwall turned up for the Workshop with Chris and what a truely inspirational afternoon it was! We looked at the History, New moves and how to imporve moves, strength and stamina - everyone involved came away buzzing! Huge thank you to inspiring teacher Chris Gilchrist for a great afternoon!
Our students and our Shakedown Crew had loads of fun doing the Truro and Perranporth Carnivals in July. In both Carnivals our dancers managed to bag a 2nd place, so well done to you all! The dancers had an amazing day for Perranporth Carnival, with a trip to the beach and a bbq in the afternoon, before getting costumes on and getting amped up to go!!
The awesome Shakedown Crew and Mini Mixer Crew from Cornwall Dance attended the fantastic south west Streetdance Competition 'Shine' in Torquay this July 13th 2014! We are so proud of you all coming away with medals and trophies, both groups coming 5th in their category! Well done to you all, here are a few snap's to enjoy!
On the 8th June 2014 our very own Shakedown Crew had the fantastic oppurtunity to perform to members of the public in the centre of Truro - Lemon Quay for the Purple Fest. This event is held regularly all over the country to raise awareness of Cancer and to raise money towards the charity - Tanya's Courage Trust.
Almost 30 dancers from Cornwall Dance School came along to the Dance Festival at The Royal Cornwall Show on Friday 6th June. We had an absolute blast performing numerous routines and singing songs to the public, as well as enjoying a few of the cultural events during the day.
Shakedown Crew, Falmouth Contemporary, Truro School Commercial class, IDTA Freestyle Truro Class Students, Porthleven Streetdancers and Trixters and our Adult Contemporary dancers as well as singer Bethany all had the chance to show off on the stage performing all styles of dance from Breakdance to Contemporary.
Images from the Intensive Unitsyle Streetdance Workshops held in April 2014, with the awesome Tashan Muir, Choreography and lead dancer of Unity Uk (Got to Dance 12,13 and Britains Got Talent) and Teacher and Choreographer for Unity Youth (Alisha's Streetdance Star's 2013). This fantastically inspirational teacher brought his London Grime Street style to Cornwall for a whole day of dance at Carrick Sports & Rec Centre, teaching students from all over Cornwall.
Images from our Filmed project that we are keeping under wraps and saving for the Cornish Film Festival, a fantastic weekend filled with fantastic people! Dancer's, Makeup Artists, Cameramen, Directors, Lighting and Sound Tech's, Nail Artists and Hairdresser's from Afina were all involved in making this project absolutely amazing! Well done everyone! Fantastic images from Professional photographer Daniel Binks - www.danielbinks.co.uk - January 2014
Images from our Cornwall Dance Christmas Show at the Burrell Theatre - 'Captain Hook!' This Dance Theatre Show infused routines from different classes to create a story through song and dance! Breakdance, Streetdance, Contemporary/Lyrical, Freestyle, Ballet and Tap along with Glee Style performances and Solo's songs and dances from many of our students showcased the childrens talents. And what a fantastic performance it was! Well done!
Check out our fantastic images of the Tech Run by the awesome Andrea Pennington (www.andreapenningtonphotographer.co.uk) - December 2013
Images from Cornwall Dance School's Hall for Cornwall Show 'A Night at the Movies' - we had so much fun putting routines together for this! Our backstage and onstage action was captured by the fantastic Andrea Pennington - you can find some of her amazing work at www.andreapenningtonphotographer.co.uk/
Images from Made in Cornwall was a brilliant project put together to give the students experience working in front of the camera - as we all know media plays a huge part oin the arts, and a showreel can be essential in cases of applying for positions in music video's and on film. So Cornwall Dance school wanted to be able to provide our students with something a little bit different. The choreography was challenging and creative and most of the students have only been with us since christmas, they took it all in their stride and enjoyed every moment! That's what we like to see!
We had a great time at the UNIstyle Workshop with Unity Uk's lead dancer and choreographer Tashan Muir - From Got to Dance 12' & 13' during the Easter Holidays with Cornwall Dance School! Massive thanks Tashan, a fantastically inspiring teacher! And a big thanks to photographer Carolyn Oakley, for taking some great shots! ~ IMAGES Photography - www.imagescornwall.com
Our Awesome StreetCrew 'ShakeDown' at the UDO South West Streetdance Championships! They absolutely rocked it, two of our fab students - Zoe and Megan went through to the semi-final rounds in the Solo's! It was a fantastic experience for our street students, and we hope to go back and compete again very soon. Here are a few images taken of the event!
A few Images of our Xmas Show at the Burrell Theatre - 'Snow White and the HipHop Huntsman!'. This show ran like a ballet - the whole story was told through means of dance! Our main characters and Ensemble had a fantastic time putting this show together!
Some pictures of Halloween with Cornwall Dance School! Our Shakedown Dance Crew Flash Mobbed 'The Zombie Walk' in St Austell, performing in front of over 200 people!
Some images of our dance classes and the fun that takes place within them! Enjoy!
A few backstage images of our annual show at the Hall for Cornwall - 2012 - 'Dance Fever'!


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Monday, August 3, 2009
at the antique market
but really, where does one wear a hat like that these days?
5 comments:
- jen said...
well, if you're Carrie Bradshaw, you wear it while jogging in the park or something else as equally ridiculous. If you're a normal person...I suppose you could wear it to church or a wedding? It's really cool.
- August 4, 2009 at 7:02 PM
- Erin said...
you might be on to something jen... maybe i should unleash my inner carrie and wear it while working out.
- August 5, 2009 at 3:30 PM
- RO.MA. said...
to the grocery store!!!! These hats are sooo pretty and need to be worn more often! You gotta start somewhere! Yes, unleash your inner Carrie! :)
- August 8, 2009 at 2:01 AM
- Sara Clifton said...
On the F train, of course! No kidding. I saw a woman wearing this exact piece the other day. She sat down right next to me and i was trying not to stare. I actually told her how lovey it was. She so casually thanked me, as if she had already hear that a hundred times.
- August 21, 2009 at 3:01 PM
- Papi and Wee Granny said...
Somebody needs to get the fad going again, might as well be you!
- September 2, 2009 at 12:54 PM
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Volunteer Opportunities
The ADM Schools invite volunteers from our community to work with students, support student activities, and to help improve our learning environment. Please reach out to the listed contact person if you are interested in any of the opportunities below. If you would like to volunteer for something that is not listed, please contact the appropriate building office, the district administrative office, or the activities department.
|Volunteer Opportunities
|Tiger Troops
|Do you know an adult who enjoys interacting with children and has some time to spare? Adel Elementary is searching for caring adults to volunteer once per week for thirty minutes. Tiger Troop volunteers work with students on a variety of reading, writing, and math activities. No experience is needed, just a caring attitude and a friendly smile! If you or parents, neighbors, grandparents, or community members are interested in volunteering for Tiger Troops, contact Amy Hemphill at email@example.com
|PACT Committee
|Our Parent and Child Together (PACT) committee has monthly meetings that focus on educational topics and activities that support our students and teachers. All Adel Elementary parents are invited to attend. If you are interested in learning the date of the next meeting, please contact Tiffany Graham at Adel Elementary by email (email@example.com) or by phone at 515.993.4285.
|Reading Club
|Adel Elementary provides a weekly opportunity for students to listen to a book that is read aloud by a parent volunteer. Each grade level has a specific day of the week when they can stop by the library at the start of lunch recess to enjoy a book before heading out to play. If you are interested in being a reading club volunteer, contact Tiffany Graham at Adel Elementary by email (email@example.com) or by phone at 515.993.4285.
|Big Brothers / Big Sisters
|The staff at Adel Elementary works in collaboration with ADM High School to coordinate volunteer opportunities for high school students. The students volunteer on a consistent basis by working one-on-one or in small groups with elementary students that the teacher has selected to receive additional support or a positive role model.
|Watch D.O.G.S.
|This program encourages fathers, grandfathers, and uncles of Adel Elementary and DeSoto Intermediate students to volunteer to spend the day at the school serving as a positive role model. The volunteers spend time on the playground, in the lunch room, and helping in classrooms. If you are interested in volunteering, please contact Kristen Rodgers at 515.993.4285, or contact your child's building office.
|Athletics / Event Volunteer (HS / MS)
|If interested, contact the Activities Department
|Technology Committee
|The district has several technology-related committees, with focus areas like technology planning, communications, and technology policy development. If you are interested in learning about current opportunities to join a technology committee, or simply want more information, please contact Director of Technology.
|Technology Volunteer
|Do you have technology skills that you'd like to put to use? Or would you simply like to learn more about technology while helping out the ADM Schools? Contact Director of Technology to discuss your interest in volunteering and/or to learn more about technology volunteer opportunities in the district.


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CALGARY ( TheStreet) -- Oncolytics Biotech continues to mislead investors about the clinical profile of its experimental cancer drug Reolysin.The company's latest stock-promoting stunt: Issuing a press release Monday ( ONCY) claiming "positive final" results from a mid-stage study of Reolysin in lung cancer. Reality check: The new Reolysin data are actually worse than what Oncolytics reported last March. Oncolytics says the final analysis of the phase II study involves 25 patients with squamous cell carcinoma of the lung. All the patients were treated with Reolysin in combination with the chemotherapy drugs carboplatin and paclitaxel. The study has no control arm, making results clinically meaningless. Per today's press release, of the 25 patients evaluated, 10 patients showed partial tumor shrinkage, equal to an overall response rate of 40%. Last March, Oncolytics reported results from 21 patients in the same study. At that time, nine patients reported partial tumor shrinkage for an overall response rate of 43%. So, in about five months, Oncolytics managed to enroll another four lung cancer patients into this trial, with just one additional tumor response. Oncolytics actually first reported results from this lung cancer study in February. At that time, the company had enrolled 20 patients with 9 showing tumor shrinkage, or an overall response rate of 45%. According to ClinicalTrials.gov, the Reolysin lung cancer study was designed to enroll 55 patients. The study is no longer recruiting patients, so if today's results are "final" -- as Oncolytic claims -- where are the missing 30 patients? -- Reported by Adam Feuerstein in Boston. Follow @AdamFeuerstein
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Everyone hates patent trolls (except, perhaps, the patent trolls' mothers). But it's easier to despise patent trolls when you either have a lot of patents, or none. What if your company were awarded a significant patent that could be used to shake down Google and the rest of the industry for corporate benefit.
Or buy food for your family?
Is it your fiduciary duty to exercise that patent? Is it a personal duty? And do you have the legal right to do so?
The first two questions are tricky, but the last one is currently being considered by the U.S. Supreme Court. Consider yourself lucky that you don't have to decide it.
Bilski and business method patents
Recently, the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in the controversial Bilski case where IBM, typically friendly to open source and innovation, backed the wrong horse. According to The Wall Street Journal's coverage of the arguments, the justices were skeptical--if not contemptuous--of the case put forward by Bilski and the proponents of business method patents.
Chief Justice John Roberts quipped that business method patents are akin to patenting the idea that "I buy low and sell high. That's my patent for maximizing wealth."
Silly when presented in this way. But perhaps silly when presented in just about any way.
Business method patents came into being 20 years ago with the Federal Circuit's State Street decision, the case that spawned Bilski. Two of the best-known technology examples of such patents are Amazon's one-click checkout and Priceline's reverse auction.
In a September blog I took IBM to the woodshed for its stance on Bilski. Big Blue filed an amicus brief (PDF) that I argued was disingenuous at best. IBM argued:
Patent protection has promoted the free sharing of source code...which has fueled the explosive growth of open source software development.
IBM was not alone. Novartis, the big pharmaceutical company, also filed a supporting brief.
The industry's moment of (in)decision
I think that the Bilski case is a divider of wheat from chaff, a moment that forces technology companies to take sides on a critical issue that goes to the heart of innovation in our economy.
On one side, companies such as IBM and Novartis maintain that patents should not be tied to "primitive physical technology" but should also embrace a broader range of modern business activities.
But other companies, including Google and Symantec, took the other side and filed briefs (PDF) with the Supreme Court arguing that expanded business method patents would open them up to infringement lawsuits over the "very mental processes and ideas that are the building blocks of innovation."
What would you do? LogLogic and Sponster examples...
I was reminded of this issue by an announcement today from LogLogic, a log management and security company I wrote about last year as an example of the pervasive use of embedded Linux.
LogLogic was granted a patent in October that appears to be rather sweeping in its scope, covering the collection of logs and the management of the data in those logs.
Imagine if LogLogic went "troll" with this patent....
At a minimum it could be a nuisance to its competitors and at a maximum it could possibly shake down any company that sold a product that relied on log collection (describing hundreds, if not thousands, of products on the market today).
Or how about this one? Sponster has a patent on a system for delivering contextual ads against electronic messages like e-mail, SMS, tweets, etc. Google filed for a similar patent, but over a year after Sponster, and while Sponster's patent was recently granted in October, Google's was denied. (Disclosure: I know and am friends with one of the Sponster executives.)
On the one hand, Sponster could go troll and sue just about everyone on the Web. On the other hand, I know from talking with the executives that they have no desire to do so. The fact that the company has not sued anyone in its six-plus years of existence is a clear indication of this. Sponster wants to build its business around the patent, but Google or Microsoft with their heft can squash that desire.
Should Sponster fight or capitulate? It's easy when you think of patent trolls as trolls that create no real value. But what about when they are real people and real companies like Sponster and LogLogic?
LogLogic makes its choice
LogLogic appears to have made its decision. In a company blog on Wednesday, a LogLogic executive points out the potential harm they see in a Bilski decision by the Supreme Court that would allow broader business patent methods.
LogLogic also (correctly, in my view) argues that the anti-business method lobby of Google et al "represent[s] the true innovative spirit of Silicon Valley where entrepreneurs are rewarded for risk taking and embrace the thinking of Austrian economist Joseph Schumpeter and creative destruction."
LogLogic decided to take a defensive posture with this sweeping patent rather than go troll. Who knows what Sponster will do, or should do. Presumably it worked just as hard on its technology as Google: shouldn't it get paid?
More broadly, do you agree with IBM that business methods should be upheld, or with Google that they should be crushed? What would your company decide to do? Where do you stand?


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"Do this in remembrance of me."
Over the last while, the Pastoral Council has been taking one Sunday per month to briefly highlight the contributions of our parishioners to parish life through our ministries. This month, we are focusing on Liturgy. What parishioners see every week when they walk into the church, the active involvement of lay members in celebrations of the liturgy, the decorations, the coordination of activities and accommodations necessary for different parts of the liturgical calendar; these are the result of many hours of work behind the scenes by parishioners. Much of it is coordinated through the Liturgy Committee. The choirs and altar servers are important and visible contributors to the liturgy. Flowers, decorations, and clean linen are here every week. Parishioners are greeted when they enter the church. Ushers and readers assist at the mass as do extraordinary ministers of communion. Annunciation also has a children's liturgy. We are richly blessed with the wonderful contributions of many parishioners to the liturgical life of Annunciation of the Lord.


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Department of Health and Human Services
Office of Inspector General -- AUDIT
"Review of Arkansas Department of Healths Public Health Preparedness and Response for Bioterrorism Program Funds," (A-06-05-00025)
August 5, 2005
Complete Text of Report is available in PDF format (352 kb). Copies can also be obtained by contacting the Office of Public Affairs at 202-619-1343.
We audited the Arkansas Department of Healths (State agency) Public Health Preparedness and Response for Bioterrorism Program (Program) funding for the budget periods August 31, 1999, to August 30, 2000; August 31, 2000, to August 30, 2001; and August 31, 2001, to August 30, 2003 to determine whether the State agency (1) ensured that Program funds were not used to supplant current State or local funding; (2) recorded and reported Program funds awarded, expended, obligated, and unobligated by focus area in accordance with the cooperative agreement; and (3) ensured that Program funds were used for necessary, reasonable, allocable, and allowable costs in accordance with the terms of the cooperative agreement. The State agency (1) supplanted State funds with Federal funds; (2) did not submit a final Financial Status Report for the budget period August 31, 2001, to August 30, 2003, and did not submit the interim report by focus area; (3) reported over $2 million as unobligated on its interim Financial Status Report for budget period August 31, 2001, to August 30, 2003; (4) was unable to reconcile the Financial Status Report to the accounting records for the budget period August 31, 2000, to August 30, 2001, and locate two invoices, totaling approximately $35,000, requested for the budget period August 31, 1999, to August 30, 2000; (5) did not allocate employees time and effort to reflect the actual percentage of time devoted to the Program; and (6) charged State-funded positions to the Program in two instances without the knowledge of Program officials.
We recommended that the State agency provide the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) with documentation on the supplanting of State funds and request guidance on how to appropriately resolve this issue. In addition, we recommended that the State agency implement internal control procedures and a time allocation system. In a written response to our report, the State agency either provided explanations for its actions or explained what steps it has taken to address our findings.


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For more than 100 years since our founding in 1906, Bass has been populating pecan orchards throughout the United States with quality trees. During much of the Twentieth Century, Bass was considered the largest pecan tree nursery in the world. As many as 2.5 million pecan trees were in the nursery at one time.
We grow and manage our own orchards as well, making us unique in the nursery industry. Our personal experience in our own orchards gives us insight that others don't have.
We have been the stewards of Bass for over ten years and we strive to continue the legacy of quality set forth in the century before.
Our Root-Max™ trees are grown in patented root training containers designed to create dense fibrous root systems which will lead to better survivability and faster growth. After planting your Root-Max™ tree, you will see faster growth and earlier production. Larger trees will produce more nuts or fruit. We focus on producing larger container grown trees which will transplant better and produce sooner that bare root trees.
To insure the best quality trees, we use as many of our own Root-Max™ resources as possible. Our root-stock is grown from seed originating in our own orchards and much of the scion wood for our grafted selections originates in our orchards as well.
Our Mini-Max™ program provides 5″x5″x12″ containers for pecan trees and 4″x4″x10″ containers for all other species. The bottomless pots may be mini in size, but inside, the maximum fibrous root system will ensure the most favorable start possible. Mini-Max™ pecans are air root pruned 3 times to break tap root dominance. These are the same trees that we move up to our 7 gallon Root-Max™ containers later in their growth cycle. While the pot is small, the tree is not. Many varieties are up to 3 feet tall in our Mini-Max™ containers when shipped to you. Now making it more accessible to everyone, we can ship all of our Mini-Max™ selections via UPS – even one single tree at a very economical price!
We are continually adding to our offerings. However, if there is something that you are looking for that is not listed, please let us know and we may have a source for it or we can grow the material for you. Please feel free to contact us with any questions that you may have.
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Funerals under C.H. Althoff
Funerals under C.H. Mayer
Funerals under W.F. Benzin
Marriage Records
John Victor LINDEMUTH son of William Lindemuth & wife was born January 5th 1867,
baptised December 15th 1867, died March 6th 1868 & was buried at Emanuels Church March 7th 1868.
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Charles DEININGER, son of Louis Deininger & wife was born July 12 1871, baptised August 27th 1871,
died May 15th 1873, & was buried May 16th 1873 by Rev. C. H. Althoff.
Cathrine HEIM wife of Samuel Heim, was born Oct 9th 1800 in Union County Pa, died Aug 8th
& on Aug 15 she was buried at the Emanuels Church by C. H. Althoff.
David H. ABRAMS, was born Sep 26th 1806 in the state of Penn, died on the 24th day of October 187[3]
& was buried on the 26th day of October 187[3] by C.H.A.
Jacob DEININGER was born November 1798 in Wuertenberg (Germany), baptised in his early infancy,
died on the 11th day of June 1875 & was buried on the 13th day of June 1875 by C.H.A.
Ezra [?] WAGNER was born May 31st 1873, baptized July 20th 1875, died on the 5th of October 1877 &
buried Oct 7th 1877. C. H. Althoff
Ameline GEBHART was born September 21st 1833 in Montgomery Co. O. baptized on the 20 of October
1833, and died on the first of April and was buried on the 2nd April 1878 by Rev. C.H. Althoff.
Sarah Cathrine STEVENS was born the [5]th of May 1861, died on the 7th of January 1878 and on the
following day was buried. The funeral service was preached by C.H. Althoff
David [?] LINDEMUTH was born January 20th 1877, died July 20th 1879 and was buried July 22nd
1879 by C. H. Althoff
Ira DININGER, son of John D. & his wife, was born August 31st 1858, died Oct 8th 1879 and was buried
Oct 10th 1879. C. H. Althoff
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Barbara HENNING was born in Heidelberg, Dauphin Co. Pa. Febr. 13th
1802. She was baptized by Rev. H.I. Lochmann. Died Aug. 15th 1881.
Was buried Aug. 17th 1881. Aged 79 yrs. 6 months & 2 days.
Henry WAGONER was born Aug. 22nd 1825, died July 2nd 1881. Was
buried July 3rd 1881. Aged 55 yrs. 10 months and 5 days.
Sarah Elizabeth BLACK was born near Greenville O. on the 8. of June
1857. Baptized by Rev. Isaac Hursch. Died Sept. 3rd 1881, aged 24
yrs, 2 mo. and 25 days. Was buried Sept. 4th 1881.
Mary Catherine WADE, was born in Shelby Co. Ind. on June 19th A.D.
1854. She was baptized by Rev. Chas. Koerner Oct. 11th 1863.
Confirmed in 1879 by Rev. C.H. Althoff. She died Oct. 15th 1882;
was buried Oct. 21st 1882.
Gracie, daughter of Samuel LOTT and his wife Harriet was born in
Greenville, Darke Co. Ohio, on March 5th 1884; she died March 8th
1884, aged 3 days. Was buried March 9th 1884.
Bessie, infant daughter of Samuel LOTT and his wife Harriet, was
born in Greenville O. on March 5th 1884. She was baptized on Mar.
9th 1884, and died on the same day, aged 5 days. Her burial took
place on Mar. 10th 1884.
Laura Viola, daughter of David and Anna COLEMAN was born in
Blackford Co. Ind. Nov. 27th 1882. She died June 20th 1884, aged 1
yr. 7 mo. 24 days. She was buried June 22/84.
Luella LEYSER was born in Darke Co. O on Sep. 12th 1867. She died
July 30th 1885, aged 17 yrs. 10 mo. 18 days. Buried Aug. 1st 1885.
Absolom SHADE was born in Johnstown [Jonestown], Lebanon Co Pa., on
Nov. 13th 1812. He died on Jan. 8th 1886, aged 78 yrs., 1 mo. & 25
days. buried Jan. 11/86.
Michael W. DININGER was born in Montgomery Co. O., Jan 29 A.D. 1833.
He died May 5 1887, aged 54 yrs., 3 mo, and 6 days. Buried May 7th
Christine HENNING was born in Heidelberg Pa. April 30th 1809. She
died on May 22. 1887, aged 78 yrs, 22 days. buried May 24th 1887.
Katharine WILLIAMS was born in Greenville Township Darke Co. O. on
April 14th 1872. Died July 3rd 1887, aged 15 yrs. 2 mo., 19 days.
Buried July 4th 1887.
Jacob W. COX, born in Darke Co. Ohio on Aug. 12. A.D. 1841. Died
Oct. 13th A.D. 1887, aged 46 yrs, 2 mo, and one day. Buried Oct.
Golda WALTZ, daughter of John Waltz and Rosa, his wife, maidenname
Williams, was born in Union City O. March 31st 1888; died April 6th
1888, buried April 8th 1888.
Katharine HEFFNER was born in Berks Co. Pa. April 6th 1821. She
died March 13th 1889, aged 67 yrs., 11 mo. and 7 days. Was buried
March 15th 1889.
Susan Anna WILLIAMS was born in Montgomery Co. Ohio June 1816. she
died July 8th 1889 and was buried on the 10th of July 1889, aged 73
Effie Gertrude ESSICK was born in Darke Co. Ohio on June 21st 1855.
Oct. 14. 1855 she was bpatized by Rev. I. Hirsch. She died August
5th 1889, aged 34 yrs., 1 month, and 15 days. buried Aug. 7. 1889.
Orville, Son of John SANDO, and his wife Ella, nee Stephens, was
born in Bloomertown, Darke Co. Ohio on Dec. 7th 1887; baptized early
in infancy. He died Nov. 15 1889, aged 1 yr. 11 mo. 8 days. Buried
Nov. 17th 1889.
Sarah SHOE, nee Bookmaster, wife of Abraham Shoe, was born in Holmes
Co. O on Oct. 7th 1843 She died December 1st 1890, aged 46 years, 1
month, and 24 days. Buried Dec. 3/90.
Lucinda STEPHENS, nee Heime, the daughter of Samuel and Katharine Heime,
was born in Montgomery Co, O. (Germantown) on Aug. 7. 1833, baptized and
confirmed in the Ev. Luth. Church. She died in Darke Co. O. on the 6th
day of April 1891; buried April 8th 1891.
Francis Carl BOOKWALTER, Son of H.S. Bookwalter & his wife Margaret,
nee Stephens, was born at Anna, Shelby Co., O. Oct. 28th 1890; died
April 29, 1891; buried May 1. 1891.
Tobias STAVER was born in Dauphin Co. Pa. Feb 8. 1804, baptized &
confirmed in Lutheran Church. He died Jan. 12, 1892, aged 87 yrs.
11 mo. & 4 days. Buried Jan. 15/92.
Samuel HEIM was born in Union Co. Pa. on Feb. 24th 1800, baptized &
confirmed in Lutheran Church. He died Jan 23. 1892, aged 91 yrs, 10 mo.
& 30 days. Buried Jan. 26th 1892.
Sarah COLEMAN was born in Lebanon Co. Pa on July 21st 1815; baptized
& confirmed in Lutheran Church. She died May 6th 1892; aged 76
yrs., 9 mo. 6 days. Buried May 9th 1892.
Lydia STAVER, nee Henning, was born in Montgomery Co. O. Aug. 17th
1819, baptized & confirmed by Rev. Dill at Germantown. She died
June 24th 1892, aged 72 yrs. 10 mo. & 23 days.
Samuel HEFFNER was born in Berks Co., Pa. on Oct. 30th 1818;
baptized & confirmed in the Lutheran Church. He died a Lutheran on
January 26th 1893, aged 74 yrs, 2 mo. and 27 days. Buried on Jan
Jonas DININGER was born in Germantown, Montgomery Co., Ohio on Oct.
7th A.D. 1825, baptized by Rev. Hinacher & confirmed by Rev. Hursch.
He died a faithful and consistent Lutheran on March 27th 1893, aged
67 years, 5 mos., and 20 days. Funeral March 29th 1893.
Belle M. SALADIN wife of John F. Saladin was born in [?]Emphermia, O.
Jan. 31 1849, died Nov. 25, 1901, aged 52 yrs, 9 mo. 25 days.
Margaret DININGER, maiden-name Swank, was born in Germantown,
Montgomery Co., Ohio, on Sept. 18 A.D. 1806, baptized & confirmed in
the Lutheran faith, & a consistent member of the Church till death.
She was the wife of Jacob Dininger, deceased. She died Nov. 20.
1893, aged 87 years, 2 mo. & 2 days. Buried Nov. 22 1892. Text,
Rev. 2, 10.
Edward Lewis HENNING was born in Darke Co. O. Jan. 22. 1867.
Baptized and confirmed on Febr. 3. 1896 by the undersigned; died
Mar. 3, 1896; aged 29 yrs, 1 mo. 20 days.
Nathaniel HEFFNER, born in Berks Co. Pa., Oct. 1822, died Dec. 1.
1898, buried Dec. 3. 1898. Age 76 yrs.
John DININGER, born Montgomery Co., Ohio on Nov. 7. 1823; baptized and
confirmed, died a blessed death Sept. 28, 1899; aged 75 yrs. 10 mo. & 21
days. Good Christian and firm Lutheran.
Daniel MILEY, born in Greenville Township, Darke Co. O. Mar. 2/48,
baptized & confirmed, died Nov. 8/99.
Peter BRUMBAUGH born in Bedford Co. Pa. May 29 1835. died Nov. 27. 1899.
Susan Emaline WILLIAMS, born in Millville, O. April 12, 1850, died Feb.
28. 1900. Buried by C.H. Mayer.
Lewis C. STEPHENS, Son of John & Mary Stephens nee Dininger, was born in
Greenville Township, Darke co. O. Feb 19 1858. He was baptized, and
confirmed in the year 1877. True till death, which occurred Jan. 3.
1901. He was aged 42 yrs. 16 months and 14 days. Curied Jan. 6. 1901.
Dorothea HEFFNER, born in Montgomery Co. O. on Jan. 25. 1828, baptized
June 1. 1828 by Rev. A. Hinkle; confirmed 1877, married to S. Heffner
1850, died Nov. 30. 1902, aged 74 yrs. 10 mo. 5 days. buried Dec. 2,
Anna Margaret DININGER, daughter of Lewis and Achie Dininger, was born
near Greenville on June 19, 1867, baptized Aug. 29, 1869 by Rev. H.
Hockman; confirmed Feb. 17. 1884 by the undersigned; died Jan. 8 1903,
aged 33 yrs. 7 mo. & 19 days. Buried Jan. 11 1903.
Henry WEAVER, born in Montgomery Co. O. on Feb. 8 1815, baptzied &
confirmed; died June 14, 1903, aged 88 yrs. 4 mo. 6 days, buried June
16. 1903.
Grace Omba HUFNAGLE, daughter of Edward Hufnagle & Mary, nee Meadows;
born in Greenville Nov. 9, 1887; died July 26. 1903, aged 15 yrs. 8 mo.
16 days.
Mrs. Jacob DININGER, nee Bechtolt, born in Warren Co. O. April 1, 1841,
baptized and confirmed; died Jan. 5, 1906, age 64yrs. 9 mo. 4 da, buried
Jan 6, 1906.
Mrs. Isaac HENNING born in Washington Twp., Darke Co.
Mrs. Catharine LINDEMUTH (nee Henning) born in Montgomery Co., Ohio April
17, 1810; died Jan 26, 1909; buried Jan 28, 1909.
Miss Lura HENNING was [born] June 7th 1890 in Washington Township, Darke Co. O. baptized and instructed in the doctrines of Holy Scriptures, died
Jan. 1st 1910, buried Jan. 4, 1910.
[Marriages by C.H. Althoff:]
Francis M. Wagoman to Matilda Buckmaster....................Oct. 12 1871
Philip Coleman to Caroline Harris.....................................July 14th 1872
George W. Maurer to Mary S. Heffner...........................Aug. 20th 1874
H.S. Bookwalter to Margaret Stevens.............................Dec. 16th 1877
John D. Coleman to Annie Crawford..............................January 5th 1878
Jasper D. McClure to Louisa A. Heffner...................February 16th 1874
Marriages under C.H. Mayer Pastor
John W. Kuhnle to Mary E. Fall........................................Oct. 16th 1882
W.T. Fitzgerald to Kittie Dininger...................................Nov. 16th 1882
Horace Black to Mary Horn.............................................Feb. 18th 1883
Samuel A. Lott to Hattie A. Risser....................................Apr. 26th 1883
J.C. Henning & Mary C. Stump.......................................Dec. 20th 1883
George Ruh & Tollie Henning..........................................Dec. 20th 1883
William E. Wise to Wilhelmine C. Mohr............................Feb. 21st 1884
J.N. Dininger to Hallie C. Rothhaas.................................June 12th 1884
John Sando to Ella Stephens............................................Nov. 20th
J.C. Leyser to Luella Stahl..............................................Mar. 22nd
Charles Wills to Martha C.Gilbert...................................May 13th 1886
Sampson Haworth to Eliz.Wagner.................................Sept. 18th 1885
C.E. Breaden to Elnora Smith.........................................June 22nd 1886
John N. Aschmann & Sarah L.Hays..............................Nov. 11th 1886
John Rentz & Mary Glander...........................................May 11th 1886
D.B. Thompson & Jennie Cole.......................................Nov. 24th 1887
Samuel Heffner & Paulina O.King...................................May 22. 1888
Neal Wills & Emma Westfall..............................................June 3.
Lewis Stephens & Dora Nowlin........................................May 6th 1890
Jacob L. Heffner & Emma J. House...............................Dec. 11th 1890
William J. Stephens & Alice Pebworth.............................Sept. 6th 1891
Samuel L. Sellers to Phebe J. Westfall............................Sept. 24. 1891
James Keihl to Nancy J. Wagoman.................................Sept. 26. 1891
William Haller to Rosa Allspaugh....................................Sept. 29. 1891
Thaddeus Barr to Pearl Henning......................................Dec. 23/ 1891
John C. Trittschuh to Lizzie Ebeling.......................................Jan. 20/92
Joshua Calvin Trump to Flora Estella Dininger........................Mar. 3/92
Alva A. Stephens to Hattie Garland.................................Feb. 21. 1893
Samuel W. Reef to Lillie May Puterbaugh........................Oct. 11. 1894
Stephen A. Rhoades & Clara E. Stephens........................Jan. 29. 1895
Clara Sophia Hufnagle & John L. Dininger..........................Mar. 28/95
John C. Stephens & Malinda B. Johnston.......................Nov. 19. 1895
William W. Barnett & Anna B. Steinhilber......................Oct. 17. 1896
Mary Anna Kemmerer & Daniel Miley............................June 20. 1897
Charles Henning and Elizabeth Dininger...................December 9. 1897
Mr. J.H. Turner and Miss M. A. Geeting...............November 25/ 1897
Able Mann & Margaret Puterbaugh....................................Dec. 13/98
Charles Shepherd and Kate Wiseman..............................Sept. 7. 1899
Dennis Marker & Artie Belle Long....................................Oct. 1. 1899
Wm. J. Sebring & Esta L. McClure..................................Nov. 1. 1900
Jacob Labig & Daisy G. Cable..........................................Jan. 10. 1901
Cyrus McLain & Addie L. Brewer...................................Feb. 27, 1901
Louis Wagner & Laura Vaughan......................................Sep. 24. 1902
[Marriages by W.F. Benzine:]
Elias Augustus Howell
& Catharine Elizabeth Lindamuth................March
10, 1908
Albert August Suter & Bessie Grace Dininger...................................June 25, 1908
Note: The words "In Jail" precede the marriage of Samuel W. Reef and
Lillie May Puterbaugh. I do not know who this was written by but it
appears to be in the same hand as the recording of the marriage.
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Tuesday, June 2, 2009
Feline Friendly Website of the Month
It deserves 4 1/2 out of 5 paws on The Max Rating Scale. The website of the month for June 2009 is moderncat. You'll find it at http://www.moderncat.net
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It has ideas of the coolest moderncat gear.... Check it out. Yes 4 1/2 paws... a well-deserved rating.
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Posted: August 3, 2017
The August issue of ETO is available to read online now and it includes a comprehensive report from July's ANME, highlighting the leading players' latest launches that will be making the tills ring-a-ling-ling later in the year.
Also in this issue: Paul Smith gets wet and messy when he takes a look at the eponymous marketplace for such things; we profile niche manufacturer Bobly and examine the opportunity presented by Desire Cruises; we consider the practicalities of a mobile adult shop and suggest ways retailers can raise their profile without breaking the bank; while Violet Fenn urges retailers to stay ahead of the season and Adam Bernstein warns of the dangers of unhappy staff.
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NYT lawyer issues a bring-it-on reply to Trump libel suit threat
After the article about two women alleging sexual misconduct against the GOP nominee, a Trump lawyer demanded a retraction and apology. The Times issued a rapier-like response.
So you say your corporate legal team is stodgy and slow to respond?
Perhaps your counselors might take a cue from an attorney for The New York Times.
Lawyers for the Old Gray Lady have responded in striking fashion to Marc Kasowitz, an attorney for GOP nominee Donald Trump. Kasowitz demanded that the Times retract an article published this week, in which two women alleged Trump had perpetrated unwanted sexual contact against each of them, separately, some years ago.
If the report was not retracted and pulled from the NYT website, Kasowitz threatened, Trump would sue the paper for libel. (Kasowitz also demanded an apology.)
David McCraw, a lawyer for the Times, pulled no punches, ostensibly daring Trump to take the Times to court.
"The essence of a libel claim, of course, is the protection of one's reputation. … Nothing in our article has had the slightest effect on the reputation that Mr. Trump, through his own words and actions, has already created for himself," McCraw wrote in a terse letter.
The Times' letter cites Trump's boasting about his non-consensual touching of women and barging in on beauty contestants in their dressing rooms, not to mention allowing a radio host to refer to Trump's own daughter as a "piece of ass."
McCraw further says that given Trump's status as GOP nominee, such matters are inherently issues of national interest.
In his have-a-nice-day (in so many words) conclusion, McCraw suggests that any litigation would not end well for Trump or his counsel.
Publishing the letter online, including social media, for the world to see has also renewed traction for the original article—a savvy move by the Times, and not such good news for Trump.
As for the spicier language, your legal eagles on the fourth floor might not be inclined to approve "piece of ass" for a product recall or IPO announcement, 'tis true.
Still, extraordinary times—and circumstances—call for extraordinary measures, and the Times' response shows that sometimes the best way to fight fire is with a big bucket of cold water.
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About the artist
Born in 1990 in Philippines, Dri Ilustre is one of the emerging artists from South East Asia. He received his degree in Visual Communication from Bulacan State University in 2013. After he graduated, he lived in Manila and works as a graphic designer in a local magazine where he discovered his current artistic style.
Being born in a generation where technology can provide variety of photos and imagery in just a click; impressing easily-bored people and creating something new at the same time is a challenge. Yet Dri ilustre find his way out by creating a series of portraits of well-known individual in his own distinctive style. These eye-catching illustrations were done using Adobe Photoshop. At first, Ilustre was only making book illustrations out of the same style and color scheme until one day he saw a beautiful expressionist's painting and try to imitate it in a form of digital art. Finally, he began his series by searching iconic individual and used them as a main subject depicting in vivid colors, mainly (beige, yellow ochre, cyan, red, black and grayish brown) and using random shapes that were done spontaneously. According to him, he could make one to two portraits per day, depending on his work load in their office. His officemates saw his artworks and told him to make one for each of them and he promised to do so only after he finished a series of 100. And until now, he is on the process of completing these series.
Every day, he could see gradual progress and improvement in this style, he would do experiments on the background or make play with the details. Eventually, the result was stunningly beautiful and undeniably contemporary which drove bloggers and websites owners to feature his works as one daily inspiration. Generally, those online exhibitors labeled his work as "pop culture illustrations" which truly revealed his artistic inspiration such as Pablo Picasso, Egon Schiele and Jean Michael Basquiat.
According to him, he created these series of portraitures as a tribute to those individual who dedicate most of their lives to excel with their fields and to amuse people.
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The planting of 32 new trees in Kenilworth by charity Warwick Tree Wardens was completed on Tuesday February 23 when the last tree was planted in John O'Gaunt Road.
County Councillor Alan Cockburn was allocated £2,500 of his personal county budget to go towards the scheme, which was matched by Kenilworth Round Table.
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Inspired by the white moth and vintage lingerie, the 2015 Trish Lee Bridal Collection is sensual and relaxed. Interestingly, silkworms are a type of domesticated moth, and we farm silkworms for the silk with which it builds its cocoon. The sheer vintage lingerie and soft robes from the 20s were oftentimes crafted of silk chiffon that resemble the sheer wings of the white moth.
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published 2009 by Interlink Books, Northampton, Massachusetts
DIE INDONESISCHE KÜCHE : GERMAN EDITION translated by Susanne Vogel
published 2009 by Christian Verlag GmbH, München
This, my latest book (and maybe my last, who knows?), was also the first to have a full-scale book launch at the Indonesian Embassy in London, with a graceful speech from His Excellency. It had other launches as well, at the 2008 Oxford Symposium on Food and Cookery, and at Asia House, and of course at a party in the offices of Anova, the parent company of Pavilion Books. It had been my ambition for many years to be published by Pavilion, who are well-known for their excellent book design and high production standards – and indeed this is a most handsome hardback, beautifully presented and illustrated: the recipe dishes were photographed by Gus Filgate, a number of scene-setting illustrations were carefully chosen from agencies, and I confess that many of my favourite pictures in the book were taken by me or Roger and by friends, in Indonesia, or in Italy, where most of the text was written in two months of intensive writing and cooking during the summer of 2007.
When I first proposed this book to my publisher, I wanted it to be a sort of companion volume to 'Thai Food', the wonderful and beautiful encyclopedia of Thai food culture by my good friend David Thompson. That, however, would have stretched resources too far, and my plans had to be cut back, with the loss of about 30% of the original list of recipes. One reviewer in Amazon and a few more readers have pointed out that some of the dishes in my 'Indonesian Food' also appear among my earlier books. This is true, but every recipe in this book has been revised, updated, and re-tested to take account of the availability of ingredients and developments in the public's taste for, and knowledge of, Asian flavours. One writer remarked on the fact that, from a national cuisine largely based on chickens, I had chosen only three chicken recipes. That's a fair comment, but there are so many other good dishes in the book that my conscience doesn't suffer too much.
My enjoyment of picking, testing, and writing the recipes was only matched by the pleasure I had in recalling my early life in Sumatra and Java – even the hard times of war and revolution – my student days and early career, my marriage, and the succeeding forty years of my life in London and travels far and wide. This book, and 'Indonesian Regional Food', together give, I think, a pretty fair picture of the country and its cooking, and my love for both.


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Questions- What is the best landing net?
Mark G ask a question on Facebook:
"Mark G: what brand landing net are you guys using in the episode with the big school of reds in florida bay? "
Hey Mark! Thanks for the question and for watching the show!
I titled this response "What is the best landing net?" because I really feel so strongly about the net we were using in Florida Bay on that awesome school of reds.
As a guides in the Florida Keys and as a professional redfish tournament team, Rich and I have long been on the hunt for things that give us even a 1% advantage in catching fish. If we find anything that helps, we buy it.
Some consistent problems that we have encountered over the years are lost fish close to the boat because the hook pulls and fish that don't survive to be released because they have been fought too long.
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I am a big believer in landing nets especially for catch and release and tournament fishing when they are allowed. A big, long handled net can cut the fight time of a large fish like a Permit by 20 minutes, resulting in a much healthier release. In a Professional Redfish tournament or a Bass Tournament (where allowed), a landing net can be the difference between stressing a fish so much that they struggle for to live in the release well or be as fresh as they were when you hooked them. Anglers in Redfish Tournaments were penalized 2 pounds if the fish was brought to the scale dead. In a world where tournaments are routinely won or lost by mere ounces, a 2 pound penalty will drop you out of the top 50. Once we started using the Frabill Power Stow on the Redfish Tournament trail we never had a dead fish penalty.
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-Tom Rowland
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We vote because it is our duty as citizens.
We vote because we are privileged to live in a country whose forebears worked hard to get us this right.
We vote because the right to do so gives ordinary people great power: the power to participate in the choosing of who governs. That power may not be absolute, that participation may not be perfect or complete, the results are always going to be mixed, and there may be no final choice we can make that is going to be completely satisfactory to us, but elected governments are still the only place where everyone gets to have an input and where the results are irrefutable by the holders of the reins of power.
We vote because our democracy may not be permanent, and we can only keep it alive and strong by participating in it.
We vote because a democratic election, as flawed and as vulnerable to outside forces as it may be, is still the only arena in which, on election day, the single mothers struggling to feed their children and keep households together and the millionaires in the wealthiest neighborhoods in the country, walk into the same non-glamorous, non-exclusive church halls and school gyms and are handed the exact same piece of paper. No-one gets to make more than a single X.
We vote because voting allows us participate fully in our citizenship, and participating fully feels good.
We vote because democracy is not perfect, but it is right: We all deserve a say, and on this day alone, we all get one.