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Titus 2:3 Older women likewise are to be reverent in their behavior, not malicious gossips nor enslaved (RPPFPA) to much wine, teaching what is good (NASB: Lockman)
Greek: presbutidas hosautos en katastemati hieroprepeis, me diabolous me oino pollo dedoulomenas, (RPPFPA) kalodidaskalous
Amplified: Bid the older women similarly to be reverent and devout in their deportment as becomes those engaged in sacred service, not slanderers or slaves to drink. They are to give good counsel and be teachers of what is right and noble, (Amplified Bible - Lockman)
KJV: The aged women likewise, that they be in behaviour as becometh holiness, not false accusers, not given to much wine, teachers of good things;
Phillips: Similarly the old women should be reverent in their behaviour, should not make unfounded complaints and should not be over-fond of wine. They should be examples of the good life, (Phillips: Touchstone)
NLT: Similarly, teach the older women to live in a way that is appropriate for someone serving the Lord. They must not go around speaking evil of others and must not be heavy drinkers. Instead, they should teach others what is good. (NLT - Tyndale House)
Wuest: aged women likewise, that they be worthy of reverence in their demeanor, not slanderers, not enslaved to much wine, teachers of that which is good, (Eerdmans)
Young's Literal: aged women, in like manner, in deportment as doth become sacred persons, not false accusers, to much wine not enslaved, of good things teachers,
|OLDER WOMEN LIKEWISE ARE TO BE REVERENT IN THEIR BEHAVIOR: presbutidas hosautos hieroprepeis en katastemati: (Ro 16:2; Eph 5:3; 1Ti 2:9,10; 3:11; 5:5-10; 1Pe 3:3-5)
old women are to be self-respecting in behaviour (BBE)
teach the older women to live in a way that is appropriate for someone serving the Lord (NLT)
aged women likewise, that {they be} in behavior as becometh holiness (Webster)
Bid the older women similarly to be reverent and devout in their deportment as becomes those engaged in sacred service (Amp)
In the same way instruct the older women to behave as women should who live a holy life. (TEV)
Older women likewise are to exhibit behavior fitting for those who are holy (NET)
In the same way exhort aged women to let their conduct be such as becomes consecrated persons (Weymouth)
Also, teach older women to be holy in the way they live (ICB)
Older women (4247) (Presbutis) means an aged woman, an adult female advanced in years and in the NT refers to age not office. Paul (wisely!) does not specify the age a woman would have to be to qualify as older. But childbearing typically ends at about 40 years of age and, correspondingly, childrearing ends at about 60. It therefore seems reasonable to take older women as referring to women that are at least 60 years old. That is the age that Paul mentions in his first letter to Timothy in regard to widows who qualified for being put on the list to receive financial support from the church (1Ti 5:9).
In NT times, Older women served the church in numerous ways. As Paul mentions later in the present passage, a key function of Older women was to teach and encourage younger women in the things of the Lord. They also ministered to each other and to women in the church of any age, single, married, or widowed. They visited the sick and those in prison. They provided hospitality to Christian travelers, especially those in some form of ministry. In towns that were strongly pagan, Christian women would go through the streets and marketplaces searching for abandoned newborns who were unwanted and had been left to die by their parents. Since abortion was both dangerous and expensive and birth control devices did not exist, an unwanted baby was simply abandoned at birth. Some male babies were raised to be slaves or gladiators, and some girls were trained for prostitution. Christian women who rescued these infants would give them to church families for adoption.
Older women were often objects of ridicule in comedies and were especially mocked for gossip and foolish talk .
Reverent (2412) (hieroprepes) is a combination of hieron meaning sacred, holy, consecrated to God (and was the word used to describe the entire Jewish Temple complex) and prepo meaning to be fitting, seemly, suitable, right (and is used in verse 1 above to describe things "fitting for sound doctrine"). The compound word means venerable (calling forth respect through age, character, or attainments), pertaining to proper reverence, worthy of reverence, befitting men, places, actions, or things sacred to God, reverent.
Hieroprepes has a root meaning of being "priest-like" and came to refer to that which is appropriate to holiness. These women were to be like people engaged in sacred duties, like those employed in sacred service. They are to carry into daily life the demeanor of that called for of priests in the temple. Older women are to be godly examples of holiness. The prophetess Anna illustrates such virtue for although she was a widow and the
Because she had lived so faithfully in the Lord, the Holy Spirit enabled her to immediately recognize the infant Jesus.
Behavior (2688) (katastema from the verb = kathistemi) means deportment which includes a slight reference to dress, which would be the best rendering, except that the word has become depreciated. These older women were to be in dress, gait, and general deportment, in keeping with what their holy calling requires and were not to be like the world, but like the church, decent without, and adorned with holiness within.
Expositors says: "Demeanor (r.v.) is better than behavior (a.v.), which has a wide reference to conduct, in all respects and on all occasions. Deportment which includes a slight reference to dress, would be the best rendering, only that the word has become depreciated."
Illustration - In his book entitled The Weight of Glory, C. S. Lewis tells the story of an old woman who met an enemy on her way out of church. When her opponent began to speak ill of her and to abuse her verbally, the old woman replied, "Isn't it a shame for ye to be talking to me like that, ye coward, and me in a state of Grace the way I can't answer ye? But you wait, I won't be in a state of Grace long!" Ideally, age and growth in grace ought to coincide. The older we get, the more spiritually mature we should become. Yet this is not always the case. Just as there are some temptations that are especially common to youth, age brings with it its own set of trials. In these verses the apostle Paul highlights some of these temptations and points to a more godly alternative. (Today in the Word)
NOT MALICIOUS GOSSIPS: me diabolous:
Malicious gossips (false accusers) (1228) (diabolos from dia = through + ballo = throw) and thus pictures what the devil does -- throw between. For example, he "threw" lies to Eve and created a schism between God and man which in turn resulted almost immediately in a division between Adam and Eve. The devil's "game plan" is to wreak havoc in relationships by "throwing between" and this is exactly the effect of "malicious gossip"! The wise women Paul is describing refuse to listen to, much less propagate, slanderous and demeaning stories about others. Just as men are more inclined to abuse others physically, women are more inclined to abuse others verbally, which can be even more destructive.
Spurgeon comments that older women…
are also tempted to spread slanderous reports against people: having little to do in their old age, they are apt to do that little by way of mischief; so they are warned that they are not to be "false accusers, not given to much wine, teachers of good things."
And how beautifully can an aged Christian woman, by her kindly example, be a teacher of good things! There is no more charming sight under heaven, I think, than that of an elderly Christian lady, whose words and whose whole life are such as becometh the gospel of Christ.
NOR ENSLAVED TO MUCH WINE: mede oinoi polloi dedoulomenas (RPPFPA):
Enslaved (1402) (douloo) means to bring into bondage or to make a slave and in the perfect tense emphasizes the completed state or permanent condition of being (passive voice = action exerted on them from without, in this case "wine" being the enslaving agent) held and controlled by wine which becomes a "master." Even worse an older believer who becomes addicted brings dishonor to the Lord's name, sullies the reputation of the church, and more often than not leads others into following their ungodly example. The warnings against malicious talk and addiction to wine reflect a popular stereotype of an old woman. Drunkenness among women was especially abhorred in Roman tradition.
Wuest - The tense speaks here of a confirmed drunkard. Expositors remarks: "It is proved by experience that the reclamation of a woman drunkard is almost impossible."
Spurgeon comments that "Old women also among the heathen were often addicted to the taking of much wine, so here they are cautioned against it by the Spirit of God.
TEACHING WHAT IS GOOD (teachers of good) : kalodidaskalous: (Titus 2:4-note; Heb 5:12-note; Rev 2:20-note)
Teaching what is good (2567) is the single Greek compound word kalodidaskalos derived from kalos which refers to that which is inherently excellent or intrinsically good and which provides special or superior benefit. The second component of kalodidaskalos is didaskalos (from didasko [English = didactic] meaning to teach in such a way so as to shape the will of the one being taught by the content of what is taught) and refers to an instructor, master or teacher. This older woman is both by example and instruction to be a teacher of good, beautiful and beneficial things which was a sorely needed mission then and in our day.
Steven Cole - Older women are to be examples of godliness, training the younger women (Titus 2:3).
Godly older women have an important role to play in God's beautiful body, the church.
(1) Older women are to be reverent in their behavior. "Behavior" points to their demeanor or inner character. "Reverent" literally means "suitable to a sacred person," or a priestess in a temple. The reverent woman fears God and lives in His presence.
(2) Older women are not to be malicious gossips. "Malicious gossips" is a single word in Greek that is used 34 times of the devil! It literally means to throw things at people. A godly woman will not repeat damaging stories about others. She will not spread rumors or half-truths that damage someone's reputation.
(3) Older women are not to be enslaved to much wine. There is a connection between a loose tongue and intoxicating drink. A woman who drinks too much will probably talk too much. As you grow older, it is easy to begin having a drink to block aches and pains or to drown loneliness or depression. Before long, you are addicted to alcohol. That is sin, because you are not relying on the Lord and experiencing the joy of His salvation.
(4) Older women are to teach what is good. The word "good" is often translated "beautiful" or "attractive." Note that it was the older women, not Titus, that were to teach the younger women how to be truly beautiful, namely, to be godly. The word "encourage" means to make sensible. Younger women sometimes feel overwhelmed by the difficulties of rearing children and keeping house. Hopefully not, but perhaps they sit around watching "Desperate Housewives" and begin to think they would be happier if they abandoned their responsibilities. The older women should help them think sensibly about the importance of those duties.
This is especially important as the church sees younger women coming to Christ from pagan backgrounds. Perhaps they have not had godly role models to teach them how to make their homes attractive places for their families. They don't know how to love their husbands and children. Worldly feminism tells them to forget their families and find fulfillment in a career or in a new romance. Godly older women are to talk sense to them by teaching what is beautiful and attractive about a godly home. If you've never read it, get Edith Schaeffer's, The Hidden Art of Homemaking: Creating Beauty in Everyday Life. Also, her book, What is a Family? is excellent. (Lesson 6- Developing a Beautiful Body – Part 1 (Titus 2-1-5) - Bible.org)
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Why They Are Grand - READ: Titus 2:1-5 - Older women … [are to] admonish the young women to love their husbands, to love their children. —Titus 2:3
Grandparents are great bridge-builders. My grandparents, farmers on both sides of the family, were children of the 19th century and relayed an important heritage of both history and faith through the years.
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Titus 2:4 so that they may encourage (3PPAS) the young women to love (PAN) their husbands, to love their children (NASB: Lockman)
|Greek: hina sophronizosin (3PPAS) tas neas philandrous einai, (PAN) philoteknous
Amplified: So that they will wisely train the young women to be asane and sober of mind (temperate, disciplined) and to love their husbands and their children, (Amplified Bible - Lockman)
KJV: That they may teach the young women to be sober, to love their husbands, to love their children,
Phillips: so that the younger women may learn to love their husbands and their children,
NLT: These older women must train the younger women to love their husbands and their children, (NLT - Tyndale House)
Weymouth: They should school the young women to be affectionate to their husbands and to their children,
Wuest: in order that they may train the young women to be fond of their husbands, to be fond of their children, (Eerdmans)
Young's Literal: that they may make the young women sober-minded, to be lovers of their husbands, lovers of their children,
SO THAT THEY MAY ENCOURAGE THE YOUNG WOMEN: hina tas neas sophronizosin (3PPAS) : (1Ti 5:2,11,14)
These older women must train the younger women (NLT)
that they may admonish the young women (Darby)
That they may instruct the young women to be sober minded (Geneva-1599)
so that they shall be training the young women (ALT)
in order that they may train the young women (Wuest)
They should school the young women (Weymouth)
that they may make the young women sober-minded (YLT)
So that they will wisely train the young women to be sane and sober of mind (temperate, disciplined) (Amp)
So that (2443) (hina) is a conjunction which denotes purpose, aim, or goal and is often translated "in order that, so that, or that". This is the first of four "purpose clauses" in Titus 2:5-10. See importance of pausing to ponder terms of purpose or result like so that, in order that, that, as a result.
Young women (3501) (nea) were almost always wives, because Jewish and Greco-Roman society generally frowned upon women's singleness and men seem to have outnumbered women. Both Judaism and ancient moralists stressed that wives should love their husbands and nurture their children and many tomb inscriptions report these characteristics as a woman's crowning virtue.
May encourage (only used here) (4994) (sophronizo from sophron = sober-minded or having a "saved" mind as discussed above) is more literally "that they may continually (present tense) make the young women sober-minded". The sober minded individual is in command of their mind. They have control over the things they think and do. They do not allow circumstances or the immorality or foolishness of others to distract them. They not only do not become involved in things that are outright immoral and unspiritual but also avoid things that are trivial, foolish, and unproductive. And so Paul is saying the older woman are to cause the younger women to be of sound mind and to have self-control. The older women should interact with young wives especially disciplining them, training them to think and act with a sound mind. A Christian home in Crete was a totally new thing, and young women saved out of paganism would have to get accustomed to a whole new set of priorities and privileges. Those who had unsaved husbands would need special encouragement.
Wuest on sophronizo - to make sane or sober-minded, to recall a person to his senses," hence "to moderate, chasten, discipline." Here it should be translated "to school, to train."
Just Say No - Titus 2:4–5 - French naturalist Jean-Henri Fabre once conducted an experiment with processionary caterpillars, so called because of their genetic inclination to follow one another. He lined them up around the inner edge of a flowerpot and watched them march in a circle. Then he put pine needles, their favorite food, in the center of the pot. The caterpillars continued to walk without breaking rank. Finally they rolled over and died of starvation, just inches from their ideal food source. Many of today's moms are a bit like these furry little creatures. They trudge around in circles from morning until night, wondering how they can get everything done. Many are employed full-time while also taking care of families, chauffeuring kids, fixing meals, cleaning the house, and trying to maintain marriages, friendships, and spiritual obligations. It's a breathless way of life we call "routine panic." If we've just described your life, realize that it doesn't have to be this way. The tendency for families to take on too many commitments is rampant these days, but it can be avoided by employing one little word: No. As the apostle Paul wrote, we are "to say 'No' to ungodliness and worldly passions, and to live self-controlled, upright and godly lives in this present age" (Titus 2:12). Self-control starts with saying no to frantic living—and yes to a more orderly existence. Before you say good night…Are you overcommitted? What could you cut from your schedule? Do you end current obligations before adding new ones? Save us, Father, from our addiction to constant motion and endless commitments. Grant us courage to rethink our priorities, to say no instead of yes. Lord, give us the self-control that will bring peace and rest to our family. Amen. (Ref)
TO LOVE THEIR HUSBANDS: philandrous einai (PAN):(1Ti 5:14)
to be attached to their husbands (Darby)
to be fond of their husbands (Wuest)
to be affectionate to their husbands (Weymouth)
Love… husbands (only used here)(5362) (philandros) is an adjective that more literally describes a woman who is "fond of man" and is derived from philos meaning a friend or companion or loving as a friend and aner meaning a husband.
The adjective is modified by the verb einai which is the present tense, active voice of "to be". Thus the young woman were to continually be (present tense) fond of their husbands and by implication, not fond of men other than their own husband. Active voice (subject exerts action by a volitional choice) signifies that the young wife is to exhibit a willing determined love that is not based on a husband's worthiness but on God's instructions for order in the home. These teachings were needed in pagan Crete but are even more desperately needed in post-Christian paganized America where a new generation of young women has been brought up in a society that exalts feminism and denigrates biblical standards for marriage and order. In many cases, young women even in evangelical churches have not had the benefit of careful "teaching [of] what is good" or the godly example of older women in the church and sadly have not been exposed to the clear teaching of Scripture on this subject.
Vincent calls attention to an inscription from Pergamum; "Julius Bassus to Otacilia Polla, my sweetest wife, who loved her husband and children and lived with me blamelessly for thirty years."
TO LOVE THEIR CHILDREN: philoteknous:
to be attached to their children (Darby)
to be fond of their children (Wuest)
to be affectionate… to their children, (Weymouth)
To love their children (only used here)(5388)(philoteknos) is an adjective derived from a combination of philos meaning a friend and teknon meaning a child. This exhortation is still needed where some married women prefer poodle-dogs to children.
Steven Cole - Younger women must be godly homemakers so that the word of God will not be dishonored (Titus 2:4-5).
Many younger women have no understanding of how important the job of homemaking is. Also, they lack practical training in how to do it. Frankly, sometimes they are undisciplined, sitting around watching TV soap operas or game shows when they should be cleaning or organizing the house or shopping for family needs. I am so glad that Marla has made our home a refuge for me. It is a pleasant place to be because she is pleasant and because of her work and creativity. Paul says that the older women are to make the younger women sensible in seven areas:
(1) The younger women are to love their husbands. This implies that love is not automatic. It takes deliberate effort. The word that Paul uses implies the love of friendship. A husband and wife should cultivate a close companionship. Love for your husband begins in how you think about him each day. If you grumble about his bad habits and run him down all day in your thoughts, you are not loving him. You must begin by thanking God for him and by thinking about his needs and how you can meet them. The love of friendship requires time together, sharing your thoughts and feelings.
(2) The younger women are to love their children. Again, it doesn't come naturally, especially when they try your patience by their disobedience. You are sinning against God and your children if you slap them around or angrily call them derogatory names. Write down the qualities of biblical love (1 Cor. 13:4-7) and read them over daily so that they begin to describe how you relate to your children. The Greek word here also implies the love of friendship. While you are always your children's mother, as they grow older you should also cultivate a friendship with them.
(3) The younger women are to be sensible. There is that word again! It means to be in rational control of one's impulses and passions.
(4) The younger women are to be pure. This refers to sexual purity. You should not watch TV shows or read magazines or novels that feed your imagination with the supposed pleasures of illicit romance. Usually women are tempted to sexual immorality when their emotional needs are not being met. If that is true of you, talk to your husband about those needs. An adulterous affair will not meet your needs in the long run.
(5) The younger women are to be workers at home. Yes, this sounds outdated and sexist, but it is God's design and wisdom. No woman gets to the end of life and says, "Ah, I've had a satisfying life as a corporate executive!" Seeing your family walking with God and loving one another brings true joy. You have to work to make your home a beautiful and pleasant place for your family.
(6) The younger women are to be kind. The Greek word literally is, "good," but in the context it includes kindness. It means to be a nice person to be around. The kind or good woman thinks of the needs of others and goes out of her way to meet those needs. When a family member is upset or discouraged, she responds with sympathy and kind words.
(7) The younger women are to be subject to their own husbands. This is about as out of sync with American culture as it could be, but it is still God's word of truth. You have a choice: God's way or the world's way. The world's way asserts self; it stands up for one's rights. It makes demands on others in order to get one's own way.
God's way submits first of all to Jesus as Lord. It judges selfishness. It seeks the good of others ahead of self. God's way is (Phil. 2:3), "Do nothing from selfishness or empty conceit, but with humility of mind regard one another as more important than yourselves." God's way of submission grates against our fallen, selfish human nature. Submission does not imply inferiority or becoming a doormat. "To be subject" is a military term, to put oneself in rank under another. Although Jesus is equal with the Father, He voluntarily put Himself under the Father to carry out the divine plan of salvation. Christian marriage is to reflect the image of God. Husbands and wives are to be an earthly picture of Christ and the church, with husbands loving their wives sacrificially and wives respecting and submitting to their husbands (Eph. 5:22-33).
The reason that Paul gives is, "so the word of God will not be dishonored" (2:5). This probably applies to all of the qualities that he has just listed, including submission. A wife who claims to be a Christian but who does not demonstrate love for her husband and children, moral purity, and being a godly homemaker, is not a good advertisement for the gospel. But a wife who practices these things stands out from the world's ways. Like the woman in Proverbs 31, she will be praised, and when she is praised, she will deflect the praise to the Lord, giving Him the glory.
Conclusion - God wants all of us to focus on becoming His beautiful people—not the outward, fading beauty of the world, but the inner, lasting beauty of a heart that is obedient to Him. We refer to a beautiful person as attractive, because beauty attracts. A beautiful place, like the Grand Canyon, attracts people to it. The body of Christ should be so beautiful that those who do not know the Savior are attracted to Him through us. So, get to work on helping this church develop into a beautiful body for His glory! (Lesson 6- Developing a Beautiful Body – Part 1 Titus 2:1-5 - Bible.org)


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Surnames fall into four main categories: occupational, patronymic and matronymic; bynames; locative.
Almost all surnames were established by the year 1400, and in general were being passed from generation to generation regardless of whether the occupation recorded in the name was held by the owner of the surname, or whether their mother or father was named according to the name they bore, or whether they had any resemblance to the nickname which had singled out an ancestor.
One exception to the rule of names being established by 1400 is the surname 'Pargetter' and its other spellings, which did not really enter common use until pargetting in its modern sense, the decorative moulding of plaster on a wall, was invented in the first half of the 16th century. Before that Dauber or Dealbator would have been the names of someone who applied daub to the wattle of a house wall, though rarely the term pargetting was used in earlier times for the application of a smooth layer of plaster over the rough daub.
A note should be made about the excrescent 's' at the end of some names. This is generally as a result of the genitive form of Old English, the 'of' form, which tended to end in –es, -is, -ys or –s. This leads to Jones, Parsons, Roberts etc, the offspring OR servant of John, the parson, Robert etc. It also leads to Birks or Nokes, the place of the birches or at the place of the oaks [which surnames see below]. Further excrescent 's' may be found in the English interpretation of French names for places; Danvers from d'Anvers, where the 's' became part of the pronunciation under the English tongue.
Occupational names
These originally derive from the job done by the bearer of the name, many of which ran initially in families, recorded by clerks in Latin as, for example, Iohnus le faber, who would be known by his neighbours as John Wright, or later, John Carpenter, and in general it is the vernacular version that stuck.
Note: if a female is the one whose occupation is taken as a surname, the name will end –ster, not –er, eg, Webster, Spinster, Baxter, Huckster/Huxter [a special case since the male version of an itinerant peddler of goods was a chapman] etc.
In England the most common were, in approximate order:
- Smith
- Clark[e]
- Taylor/Tailyor [Also associated, Sewer, Seamer/Simester
- Miller/Milner/Milne/Mill/Mills/Millward/Millard
- Baker/Bakester/ Baxter/Backhouse/Bacchus [who baked the bread made by each housewife]
- Webb[e]/Webber/Webster/Weaver [if all names associated with cloth finishing were added together, the whole group would be close in number to the smiths; such names as Fuller,[see also Walker] Shearer/Thunder, T[h]rower, Tassellar/Tesler, Taycell, Flaxman, Woolman/Wolman, Dyer, Wooller, Woolhouse/Wollas[s]/Wholehouse [NOT Wooll/Woll etc which is a placement name, or Wolward which derives from wolf-guard or Wolsey which derives from the personal name Wulfsige, wolf-victory] Silk, Sendall, Mercer
- Wright [established before the name carpenter was in use, being a manufacturer]
- Turner
- Cooper/Coope/Coupe/Copper/Cowper/Cupper/Couper
- Walker [either a fuller, or an unpleasant job involving walking on wet flax to break up the fibres]
- Cook[e]/Cookes/Coke [also other servants like Butler, Spencer, Page, Chamberlain/Chambers, Porter, Footman, Sewer[ a sewer was a server though the name may also derive from Sawyer; Souer, a shoemaker; or from one who sews] Seneschal, Sellars/Cellier/Zeller, Ostler/Hostler/Horseler/Hustler[which may also be from one who keeps a hostelry].
- Hunt[e]/Hunter/Huntlow/Huntman [and other hunt/hawking associated names like Forster/Forrester, Parker, Vener/Fenner, Varder/Verdier, Veutrey/Vewtrey Falconer/Falkner/Fawkes/Fauconer, Ostringer/Oslar.Astringer, Muskett/Mushet, Falke, Fowler/Fuler/Vowler, Muer/Mewer/Muer –note, Mew[s] can also come from a personal name, or from being from Meaux
- Bailey/Baillie/Baylis[s]/Bailess/Bailiff[e]
- Ward [and the derivatives of a name meaning 'guard' or'watchman' such as Hayward, Wolward, Gatward etc]
Other associated occupations:
to do with leather working like Tanner, Tawyer/Tower, Glover, Souter/Souer/Sewer, Cordwainer, Cobbler, Furel[l]/Sheather, Furr
to do with building: Mason, Slater, Tyler, Carpenter, Stonehewer/Stanier/Stonier, Stoneman. [no early brickmakers! Brick was not used until later in the 15th century and any name like Brick will have derived from the personal name 'Bric' or 'Brihtric']
to do with labouring: Shepherd, Hayward, Cotman, Coultas/Coultish/Cowtas, Coward/Cowherd, Avner, Fosser, Carter, Gooseman, Goater/Gater, Ploughman/Plowman/Plewman, Reaper/Reper, Readman/Redman, Hoggard
These names are derived from parental names. If derived from a mother's name, this might mean that the original bearer of the name was illegitimate; or that the mother was socially superior to her husband; or that the mother was in some wise more memorable than her husband.
The most common patronymics derive from those names which were most commonly in use. These are probably the most common:
- Johns/Johnson/Jones/Jenkins/Jenks/Jenkinson/Jennings
- Williams/Williamson/Wilson/Wilkinson/Wilkes/Wilcock/ Fitzwilliam/Gillam
- Roberts/Robertson/Dobbs/Dobson/ Hobb/Hobson/Dobbin/Dobing etc
- Thomas/Thompson/Tomlinson/Tomlin/Tamblyn/Thom[s]
- Rogers/Hodges/Hodgeson/Hogg/Hotchkiss/Hodgkin etc
- Jamison/Jackson/Jacobi/Jacobs/Jakes/Jeakins
There are also those patronymics which are less obvious, and which originate from names no longer in current use, like Aston, deriving from OE Athelstan, or Haskins, from ON Asketill
The most common matronymics with the originating name:
- Julian[Gillian]: Jowett/Jewitt/Jouett/Gillot/Gillian/Jellings/ Jillings/Gillions/Jelyon
- Isabel: Ibbot/Hibbit/Ibbs/Hibbs/Ibberson/Ibbotson/Hipperson/Ibell/ Hibble/Ibson/ Isabel/Isbill
- Emma Emblem/Embling/Emeline/ Emlyn/Amblin/ Emblott/Emm[s]/ Emmett/Hemmett/ Amelot
- Ismenia Emmony/ Emmans/ Emmence/ Immink
- Alice: Alin/Alis/Allies/Allish/ Alais/Hallis /Alison/Hallison/ Ellison [which might also be from the male name Ellis/Eliot/Elias]
Also called nicknames, these were names given to a man – or sometimes a woman – by way of a descriptive, whether of their appearance or their manner. Prior to what is commonly called the Medieval period [apologies to any archaeologist out there muttering that Saxon is classified as Early Medieval] such nicknames were the rule and tended to be person specific, not passed on down the family. Eric Hairybreeches was a singular sort of person, and did not leave a tribe of little Hairybreeches.
Below I give a fairly random list or possible nicknames:
- Blase/Blaze/Bleys/Blaise – a firebrand [from either temper or hair]
- Blank/Blanch/Blaunch – white, fair, probably hair or complexion
- Bellamy – good friend
- Carl[e]/Karl – man, by the 13th century with distinct overtones of 'churl' a lowborn, brutish man.
- Chin[n] – one with a peculiarity of the chin, maybe a prognathic jaw, or unusual beard
- Dere – from OE and could be beloved, bold or swift depending on the root.
- Fairfax/Fayrfex – fair hair
- Garnishe/Garnis – moustache
- Gimmer – a ewe lamb, precious [ironic]
- Hareberd – greybeard
- Jolif[fe]/Jolly/Joly/Jolyman – gay, lively.
- Lytel/Little/Littell – little; may be added to other word eg Littlefot, Liteljohn. May very well be used literally or ironically, but with the Medieval mentality probably more often ironically.
- Midsumer – probably referring to time of birth.
- Nogood – what is says on the packet.
- Old/Olds/Ould[e] – not necessarily implying old age but to distinguish an elder of the same name from the younger.
- Payn[e]/Payen/Pagan/Pagenel etc – from Latin paganus originally meaning rustic but later heathen. Often given as a name to one whose baptism had been delayed, also bestowed as a byname on someone dilatory at worship. Found as a given name, especially Payn, without apparent reference to its meaning.
- Queen – from cwene, OE, meaning woman, but as its derivative 'quean' was also used widely in the middle ages as a synonym for prostitute, there is some further inference to draw. Quena/Cwena and its variants was occasionally used as a female given name before 1300 [when possibly it fell out of fashion because of other overtones even as Pernel lost currency in the 16th Century because of its implications as the mistress of a priest]
- Redbeard etc – Red beard, Redeknappe, red head
- Sowden, Sodan, Soltan – from soudan OFr for sultan, may be a rebuke nickname for being top-lofty but more likely a nickname for the part of the Sultan of the Saracens in a pageant play.
- Thin/Thynne etc – lean or slender
- Unready – unwise, poorly advised, without rede
- Vaisey/Veasy/Voizey/Facey/Phasey etc – from OFr enveisé, possessed, in old documents also often with the addition of 'lascivus', wanton.
- Wasp[e] – from OE Waeps, a wasp.
- Yellow – from hair or complexion colour
Locative Names
The obvious locative names are those deriving from the place where someone came from if they moved, or the name of the village by which they were known in the nearest town if they did business, eg Gilbert de Shimpling, as Gilbert from the village of Shimpling might be known if he came to market in the big town of Lavenham. For choosing such names, a map is probably the best friend of any author or re-enactor, bearing in mind that it was rare for anyone to travel more than a dozen or so miles from where they were born until after the Industrial Revolution. It should also be born in mind that place names change! For example, Brighton was Brighthelmstone before the long Regency, and Erwarton [Suffolk] was known as often as not as Arwerton, has been called Arwenton in some documents and was Eurewardestuna and Alwartuna in the Domesday book. The Domesday book [available online and in local libraries] will give examples that may be of use for early locative surnames; Edwin of Alwartun might have later had descendants who changed their names to meet the change of the village name, or for other reasons; there are no Alwartons at all today that I can discover.
Also bear in mind the effect of local pronunciation on names – Norridge derives from Norwich, being the local pronunciation; equally Stopford from Stockport. Stuckey and Stukey bear no apparent resemblance to the town of Stiff Key in Norfolk until one is aware that Stukey was the pronunciation of the village until incomers for modern day holidays started pronouncing the town the way it was spelled. Notably an early version of the name as a surname was Stivekey.
It should also not be forgotten that surnames extant today may derive from abandoned villages, who lost population due to plague or other factors, such as the extinct village of Lashbrook though that was already lost by the Domesday book. The name, however, survives. Originally it was Lachebroc.
It should also not be forgotten that surnames extant today may derive from abandoned villages, who lost population due to plague or other factors, such as the extinct village of Lashbrook though that was already lost by the Domesday book. The name, however, survives. Originally it was Lachebroc.
County names are also used but tend to arise either in the well-travelled or on the borders of counties. Note: the use of the preposition de- before a placename largely disappears by about 1300, and some placenames appear without the preposition as early as Domesday.
There are of course plenty of post-conquest locative names deriving from French place names, including Normandy itself, but should not be confused with the names of French origin brought by the Hugenots. Examples of Norman-brought surnames include Bull[e]y, from Bouillé, Ravel[l] from Ravel, a common place name in France, Mew from Meaux etc. A special note should be made regarding the name Bridges which was the English pronunciation of the port of Bruges. One cannot help comparison with the much later mangling of Ypres into 'Wipers' by the troops in World War 1.
The more localised locative names are those like 'Attwood' or 'Byfield' or 'Underhill' which are self explanatory. Less obvious are where the very old names that began with a preposition, that developed from OE 'æt þæm ace' [at the oak] to ME Atten Ake to Atten Oke to Atte Noke – to Noke or Nokes. Similarly Atter Oke becomes Roke or Rook, so that Rookwood may be seen to be as likely to be 'at the oak wood' as to be 'at the wood where rooks dwell'. Where there is an ash not an oak, the names Nash and Rash are formed. Nolder from Alder is formed in the same way.
To continue on the subject of trees – and distinctive trees were important in order to describe and navigate the landscape – Holly gives rise to Hollens, Hollings, Hollay, Hollis etc. Withy, Withey are dwellers by the willow and early may include names like Widege, being the interpretation of the letters 'eth' or 'thorn' and 'yoch' from 'wiðig'. Birks and Burks are from birches, with Birkett, Birkhead and Brickett from 'dweller on a birch-covered headland'. Beecher, Becher and Beechey come from the beech tree, but Beeching may equally derive from either 'dweller by the beck' or 'son of the man named Becca', and indeed Beech, Beach and Bech may also refer to a beck not a beech. But just to be confusing, not usually a beach at the seaside. Hazel gives Hazel, Hessel, Hesselden[e], Hazelgrove, Haselhurst, Hazlett and many others. Also Hawthorn[e], Blackthorn[e], Elm/Elmes/Nelmes,
It is worth noting that the trees whose names survive in surnames are often those generally considered important or sacred from pagan times, though I have been unable to find a version of Yew, the most magical of all. I would postulate that this was because churches tended to be founded on previous places of worship, and yews are mostly found in churchyards, which would lead to surnames of Attcherch, Bychurch, Churchill or Churchley.
Other tree names are Bygraves, by the grove, and Imp[e]y, 'dweller near an enclosure of saplings'
Other names are less obvious.
Chessil may indicate someone from Chesil Beach in Dorset but may also be a Dorset man who dwelt near or on a gravel bank, which is the dialect meaning of Chesil. Ness[e] is a man from a headland.
Statheman is the dweller by a staithe, or landing place, and will only be found where Viking influence was sufficient to leave behind Old Norse words – such as the East Coast.
Holter is 'dweller by the wood'.
Hook/Huck/Hooker/Hookes/Huke etc were 'dwellers by a hill spur or bend'
Avann/Fann/Fenne 'dweller by the fen'.


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The Johnson Senior Art Show is an annual exhibition of work by a local senior painting group, displayed as part of the Johnson Winter Carnival. Please join us in the Red Mill Gallery on Saturday, February 21, for a reception with the artists!
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DAYTON, Ohio--(BUSINESS WIRE)--As the digital advertising market continues to experience double-digit growth in 2017, advertisers and publishers alike are searching for new ways to capitalize and distribute video content and ads to viewers around the world, across thousands of devices, sites and apps. To aid brands and ad agencies in securing quality ad inventory to run alongside premium video content, Krush Media, a full-service digital advertising and media company that allows brands and publishers to traditionally and programmatically execute powerful ad campaigns, today announced a new partnership with Frequency Networks, an internet video platform for cable, satellite, CTV and mobile operators.
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The partnership is the latest in a series of agreements for Krush Media that extend the reach of its Publisher Direct Network. Through its partnership with Frequency, Krush Media now directly connects high-quality media brands with available ad inventory and enables them to run their campaigns across Frequency's trusted network of leading content providers. With a distribution network reaching over 50 million subscribers globally, Frequency will look to Krush Media to help its publisher and operator partners monetize their inventory across devices and apps.
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Silk Spinning Practice
Sara Spins Silk
Spinning finer silk singles and plying up for the desired grist of yarn allows for color gradation effects. Changing one color at a time in the plying gradually shifts colors in the project. Photo by Joe Coca.
In nearly a decade of knowing Sara Lamb, I've never seen her without silk. Whether she's wearing it, spinning it, or knitting it, there's always some nearby: brilliant dyed top on a spindle, handwoven silk in one of her signature kimono, an off-white knitted shawl waiting to be painted.
Sara may be best known as a spinner and weaver, but she loves knitting with silk, too. The following is an excerpt from her article in the Winter 2011 issue of the eMag SpinKnit entitled "Spin to Knit Silk!"
"Wool is our spinning benchmark, and specialty fibers like mohair, angora, and alpaca are more commonly spun than silk (at least in pure form; silk is often added to top, batts, and other blends). But silk can be fun to spin too: it takes dye beautifully and produces the most stunning and lustrous fabrics. It should be a part of every spinner's repertoire.
"Silk is an elastic fiber, second only to wool in its ability to stretch without breaking. But silk, once stretched, will not return to its original configuration; it will stretch permanently by about 8 percent of its length. Silk yarn is ideal for lace shawls and scarves, where stretch is less likely and not critical to shape or size. Silk can also be used successfully in ribbing, cables, and elastic knit structures, which help keep the shape of the garment when the fiber itself does not."
Sara's cable-plied 2-ply tussah made a nice size yarn and sample with a bit of texture from the cabling. Photo by Joe Coca.
Exploring Knitted Silk
"I began knitting silk with samples. The first was a small square knitted in a commercial yarn that would be easy to substitute in patterns for garments. Problems arose immediately, even with this small sample: the yarn became fuzzy with knitting and seemed unlikely to hold up to use without degrading.
"I decided to spin my singles finer and ply up to the size of yarn I wished to use for knitting. This would capture all the fine silk fibers in the twist insertion process and prevent them from fuzzing up (fibrillating) during the knitting and wearing of the garment. I spun a variety of yarns, knitted samples, washed them, and pressed the samples dry."
Sara's explorations of silk for knitting and weaving were the basis of her book The Practical Spinner's Guide to Silk. From preparation and dyeing to spinning and plying, her curiosity knows no bounds. Check out her book and learn a variety of spinning techniques for yourself.
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You + Me = Us. Okay, pretty corny since Brooke & Ian are both mathematicians! But I wanted to use that... can you blame me..? If these two look familiar, then you are correct and you can see some of their engagement photos from the Nichols Arboretum in Ann Arbor HERE.
It was a pleasure to photograph their wedding day at the Misty Farms in Ann Arbor, MI. I had a ton of fun photographing this outdoor wedding, and I hope you enjoy viewing them! Congratulations again Brooke & Ian and thank you again for having me document your wedding day!
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Our 8 year old Cattledog/Chow mix Mattie presented with reddened sclera on one eye quite some time ago--probably a year or so. This eye is half blue/half brown and the redness is on the outer or brown side.
The redness seemed to be worse at night and gone or brownish in the morning. We resolved to watch it as we thought it might be a passing irritation from a scratch. The redness didn't seem to worsen or become consistent so we let it go.
Just this past week or two, we noticed a cloudiness and raised spot on the eye. The redness of the sclera is still consistently worse at night--bright red--and less irritated upon awakening. At first the spot appeared red and now has darkened to brown, but the area of cloudiness seems to have increased.
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White Lion for Kingdom Death: Monsters
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Here it is for all to see. This is the Kingdom Death: Monsters first encounter... the White Lion. Im pretty pleased with the way he came out. Its also my first outing with the War Colours paints that I picked up a bit ago. They tend to be a bit thicker than my Reaper MSP's but thin down nicely. I shot them through my airbrush and they preformed as expected.
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text: This unique little gem has been owned by one family since new in 1985, the uncle of the current owner purchased the Subaru Brat and garage kept the car…? Um… truck…? religiously every winter without waver, this 4WD off road capable vehicle has never seen the salty roads of Wisconsin in which it has lived all of its existence. Never the less that did not guard it from getting a small fender bender on the Drivers Side Rear Quarter Panel. This small amount of previously repaired damage is what initially brought the vehicle into our shop for an estimate. We looked it over and after a few lengthy discussions with the owner we wrote an estimate to repaint the entire vehicle. The previously painted panel was very faded and would have needed body work redone as well as paint work which would have never matched the 30+ year old paint on the rest of the exterior. The decision was made to fully disassemble the trim and remove the large panels all in effort to deliver a seamless paint job. While digging into the repairs we uncovered the old repairs in the quarter panel, stripped that panel to bare steel, welded the dent puller holes and did quite a bit of hammer dolly work to undo the aging sub par repair. We did a great deal of preserving the trim, clips, moldings etc. as most if not all parts & pieces are no longer available. For some of the exterior we had to fall back to our fabrication roots and make a few parts as well as modify others. For example we used a Subaru GL Sedan rear bumper coupled with what was left of the Brat bumper to deliver a correct looking Brat rear bumper with the recess for the license plate. Our experts in the KMR Body Shop successfully matched the factory Subaru color with help in part from the owner and his collection of original Subaru Brat documentation. While the Brat was going under the knife in the body shop plans were made to give it a once over and tune up by our skilled technicians in the KMR Street Shop just to bring everything up to par for a driver, as the status of many of the mechanical systems was unknown after the many years of storage. They went over the basics, replaced a few parts cleaned and lubed some others but overall the Brat's mechanicals were in great shape. Once finished with the dirty operations it was time to give it a good cleaning and we commissioned our trusted detailer for the task of preserving the originality of the engine compartment, interior and truck bed while getting everything as clean as possible. The end result of or our efforts and the patience of the owner we are able to present one of the finest examples of a 1985 Subaru Brat known to exist. The owner does have plans for KMR to restore the topper, but that is a project for another time.


text: Ejuice Review #7: Selfie Sunday by Vape 7 Daze April 20, 2017 By: Matt 0 The very popular Selfie Sunday by Vape 7 Daze is here! An incredible red apple juice flavor profile that will have you vaping all day till the final drop. See what the hype is all about! This juice is amazing!! You can really taste the crisp from the apples once you inhale it has a very unique exhale. Great for an all day vape. Got my bottle on Tuesday and im almost have way done.I've been vaping for 3-4 years on hundreds of different flavors, this is in my top 5. It is an instant classic with genuine apple flavor with an Zing. This is not the type apples from you boring grandmas backyard. This is type of Apples you might might find on a parallel universe that is sought after from inter dimensional space beings. After you try it, you will be instantly hooked. The flavor is rich full bodied with pleasant after taste.My new favorite flavor. My friends love it when they try it too and ask me where to buy it. Previous post Cold Soul by Ejuice2Die4 17ml ejuice Next post Review: Minotaur Classic Peanut Butter Cookie by Cyclops Vapor Leave a Reply Cancel reply Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Name * Email * Website


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We were recently asked to participate in a compilation project involving 100 grind / noise bands from around the world curated and released by Andy Koettel via his Mortville label. It seemed like a perfect opportunity to do something a little out of the ordinary, a one-of-a-kind miniature representation of one of our songs that would act as an introduction to an audience that might not otherwise ever know about us.
Here's an explanation from Andy:
This is the one everyone's been waiting for, the final nail in Mortville's coffin! This was easily the most ambitious project I've taken on in my 13 years of doing the label and it took me 13 months to put it all together. "Small Doses" is a 100 band international grind/noisecore CD compilation with all bands averaging 30 seconds. 100 bands in 44 minutes packaged with a 40 page booklet (including 5 pages of essays) and a die-cut folder.
We contributed one blown-out, gnarled 30-second track to the effort. Check out a review of the comp here and visit Mortville for more information and to order a copy.


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Today NVIDIA announced an update all SHIELD TV owners should know about. That is that YouTube 360 degrees is here today as promised many months ago at CES 2017.
The first thing you'll see is the streamlined UI on the sidebar. Removing channel subscriptions so if you've got what seems like an endless list like I do then it's become a lot cleaner. At the very top is the signed in profile so it's clear who's logged in.
Additionally, the top of the Home screen now displays a row of areas of interest. There you'll find your individual recommendations as well YouTube Red Original programming. Following those you'll be presented with broader topics like Gaming, Food, and Beauty.
You'll see alot of YouTube.com/tv here as was previously mentioned in a post a week back, but 360 video is the main thing here.
You should see these changes rolling out over the next few days and if you haven't picked up a SHIELD TV, pick one up today.


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Training is provided over a number of days and Serosep will remain on site until each laboratory is fully trained and competent.
Pre-Implementation Training for EntericBio
Pre implementation training is arranged between the laboratory and Serosep. Timing of the training is adapted to fit with the routine operation of the laboratory.
Training provided will cover the following –
- Instrumentation
- EntericBio realtime assay and kit contents
- EntericBio realtime systems work flow
- Sample preparation
- Overview and operation of instrument
- Software application
- Result Interpretation
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- Daily cleaning and maintenance
- Overview of requirements for laboratory conversion to EntericBio realtime PCR as routine screen for faecal/stool pathogens.
Post-Implementation Training for EntericBio
Serosep when required will support a process qualification.
- Serosep will provide on-site technical support for the change over from standard method to the EntericBio realtime PCR method.
- Retraining on EntericBio realtime assay and equipment is provided.
- Check list review of requirements for laboratory conversion to EntericBio realtime PCR as routine screen for faecal/stool pathogens.
- Reporting of results on Laboratory Management Systems
- Guidance is also provided for completion of interfacing of EntericBio realtime to LIS (laboratory Information Systems)


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Production History
Leo K. Theatre
Written and performed by Marc Wolf*
Directed by Joe Mantello
September 19 - October 28, 2001
|Production Team
Set Design
|Robert Brill
Lighting Design
|Brian MacDevitt
Sound Design
|David Van Tieghem
This production was made possible, in part, by:
Corporate Council for the Arts / Arts Fund
The text of Another American: Asking and Telling is based on the transcripts of interviews conducted over
a three-year period. The monologues are created from the interviewees' actual words. Where appropriate,
names and places have been changed.
Originally produced in New York in association with David Marshall Grant.
Another American: Asking and Telling was presented as a workshop by New York Stage & Film Company and the Powerhouse Theatre at Vassar in July, 1999. This project was developed in the Resident Artist Program 1998 of Mabou Mines/Suite, and was performed at the Provincetown Repertory Theatre in August 1998.
*member Actors' Equity Association the Union of Professional Actors
and Stage Managers in the United States


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Are you thinking about options of transferring to other universities or colleges? Visit our campuses in Dubrovnik or Zagreb and become our student for a day! You can inquire about visiting options at the following e-mail: email@example.com ili you can fill out the Request for a Visit form HERE.
Documentation for transferring processIn order to start the transfer process, applicants must complete an application form. It is also necessary to submit two official copies of your university or college transcripts (translated into English and notarized), as well as the course descriptions.
Transcripts will be taken into consideration when deciding which previous exams and credits earned can be recognized as valid and compatible with RIT Croatia programs. Transfer applications can be submitted at any time with applicants beginning their studies in the fall or spring semester. Applicants may apply for a transfer during their first year of studying or at higher year levels. Students may apply to transfer to RIT Croatia from any accredited higher education institution. There are various accrediting agencies and associations that deal with vocational, technical and professional schools. RIT, however, only awards credit from schools that are regionally accredited. When you send us the name of the university where you are currently enrolled, we will check the accreditation and let you know if you can continue with the process immediately, or you need to submit your transcripts to World Education Services (https://www.wes.org/).
Documentation should be sent by mail to one of the following addresses:
RIT Croatia, Don Frana Bulića 6, 20 000 Dubrovnik, Croatia or
RIT Croatia, Damira Tomljanovića Gavrana 15, 10 000 Zagreb, Croatia
Once the Admissions Office has received your transcripts andonline application, your documentation will be sent to the correspondingdepartments at the main RIT campus in Rochester, N.Y. RIT will evaluate yourtranscripts to determine which courses can and cannot be recognized. Usually a gradeof "C" or an equivalent grade to "C" or higher is required for transfer credits to be awarded.
After the application is reviewed by RIT, RIT Croatia willnotify you of the results. The process can last between four to eight weeks,therefore it is important to get an early start on the admission process.
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Thursday, 9 October 2008
Low cost terminal at Copenhagen
Having vetoed a plan for a low cost airport on their own land, Copenhagen Airports has announced plans to construct a low-cost terminal designed to "provide new opportunities for growth for the airlines during these difficult times and more cheap fares to choose from for the passengers,".
Passenger charges for airlines using CPH SWIFT will be half those applied to carriers using Kastrup's main infrastructure. Airlines wanting to fly SWIFT will have to meet a number of efficiency requirements, including a 30-min. turnaround, while passengers will be expected to check in mainly via the Internet, a mobile phone or at self-service kiosks.
The LCC terminal will be an extension of existing facilities and have six aircraft stands, with an initial capacity of 6 million passengers annually and the potential to double that if the need arises. Passengers will use CPH's central security checkpoint and the existing baggage sorting system, helping to keep construction costs at around DKK200 million ($36.3 million). Construction is expected to commence in early 2009 and operations are expected to start in the summer of 2010.
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For Youth
I have learned that my students have multiple modalities and ways to express themselves creatively. I have been able to use the techniques and Art Encounter's vocabulary into my day-to-day lessons. The students have found a variety of ways to express their artwork versus just doing the ordinary or expected thing to do. They have found their inner artist and creativity!"
– Janet Torres, teacher- Haugan School
Art Encounter's work with youth in schools is the cornerstone of our education programs. With our innovative approach to teaching art appreciation across curricula, our in-school programs have demonstrated proven ability to promote critical thinking and creativity and expand students' understanding of their world through discussions of original art brought to the classroom. We offer both customized and set programs that provide fine arts instruction as well as integrated instruction with language arts and math.
ARTiculations is an integrated eight-week residency program that fosters appreciation for the visual arts and builds art vocabulary and art-making skills, while concurrently connecting to language arts and writing goals. Over two months, third and fourth grade students investigate real works of art using the Art Encounter discussion method, create their own original art using a variety of artistic media, and write about their artwork in personal art journals. Art Encounter's teaching artists engage the students in an interactive dialogue that helps the children articulate their perceptions and understand different points of views, and lead hands-on activities that stimulate their imaginations and deepen their understanding of artistic concepts. Between sessions, students write about their artwork in forms that include poetry, descriptive and creative writing, helping them translate their visual perceptions into words. The project concludes with a field trip to the Art Institute of Chicago to see famous artworks that further demonstrate the concepts learned in the classroom.
The Language of Art
The Language of Art is a condensed version of ARTiculations, designed to take place over three sessions. The program that focuses on looking at artworks, creating original student projects in response to that work, and writing about those student projects tailored to the teacher's curriculum. Over the course of this program, students develop skills in multiple areas of literacy and art appreciation, and connect to their classroom community through self-reflection and project sharing.
Insight/On-Site focuses primarily on art discussion in one or two single visits to schools. Teaching artists lead lively interactive conversations of original art that they bring to the classroom. Students explore a variety of artistic approaches to the themes of People and Places. The artwork we bring includes paintings, fiber works and prints, representing artists of diverse ethnic heritage.
MathART is an eight-week residency for 5th graders modeled after ARTiculations, but with a focus on teaching grade-level mathematical concepts through art explorations. Each session, students investigate original artworks based on mathematical relationships, and do hands-on activities that require working with those math concepts. Through this integrated process, students have another pathway to understanding theoretical and practical applications of problem solving.
Our outreach programs have maintained long partnerships with the following schools:
• Courtney Language Arts Center
• Dewey Academy
• DeWitt Clinton Elementary
• Gale Math and Science Academy
• Goethe Elementary School
• Haugan Elementary
• Kingsley School (Evanston)
• Langford Academy
• Manierre Elementary School
• North River Elementary
• Oakdale Elementary
• Oakdale School (Waukegan)
• Orrington School (Evanston)
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Court Street repairs cause sewer line leak; no delays on roadwork expected
"Crews did not want to completely collapse the line so a bypass pump has been installed using large hoses to isolate and go around that part of the sewer line break. Repair work on the sewer line will begin once road construction reaches that phase of the repair," said Nate Garza, Projects Manager for the City of Seguin.
All of the affected businesses, now have entry and exit ramps that go over the hoses. A section of Bauer Street just south of Court Street has been shut down since they are using that manhole to access the sewer.
The sewer line leak will not delay the repair of Court Street. The sewer line should be fixed within a week or two. Until then, the bypass hoses will stay in place.
The city appreciates residents and businesses patience as we move forward with Court Street repairs.
Yellow arrow shows sewer bypass hose; light blue arrows show entry/exit ramps at affected businesses.
Section of Bauer St. is closed just south of E. Court St. while bypass pump is being used.
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Court Service Center Coming Soon but Needs Input/
The Court Service Center will officially be opening and thereby taking over a big chunk of the Lawrence Law Library in mid-April. The plan is to have all four Court Service Centers open by June this year. There will be a fairly large "General Space" area in the law library where attorneys can do brown bag lunches, CLE presentations, meetings and the like.
The next Court Service Center meeting is on Friday, March 27 at 1:00 p.m. at Lawrence Law Library if anyone wants to attend. At that meeting, we should also be introduced to the manger who will run the Lawrence CS Center.


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you can wash your dishes in it and it will clean them overnight without the hassle with putting your hands in the water. also, you can put little pads in them to act like the washer.
» Posted By kat On 01.08.2019 @ 9:31 am
we all know that hardships occur in our daily lives. amidst of all the these hardships, we have the millions of reasons on why we must face these hardships. there are people who are lost in finding for those reasons but i believe that one day, they will be able to find it. it may be difficult and frustrating that's why i pray that they find strength and hope. there are millions of reasons why we should live this life that we are blessed with.
» Posted By kat On 05.29.2018 @ 2:49 am
Everyone needs nutrients to survive. Sometimes, those nutrients are less than expected. Sometimes, they're hard to find.
For some, they're easy to find but hard to get.
It involves stalking, waiting for the source to be alone.
Then an attack from the shadows, then a quick move.
But the most important part, the part that can never be forgotten, is the need to get out of there fast as the sirens come closer, closer, closer.
» Posted By Kat On 06.14.2017 @ 9:55 pm
The sizzling sound of whatever was cooking filled the silent room. Even the relentless tick tock of the clock had gone quiet. She stared down at the stir of vegetables with hollow eyes, hoping, praying that the silence would soon cease. Yet, it didn't.
» Posted By Kat On 06.13.2017 @ 1:46 pm
The only sound in the room was the liquid sloshing around in the glass. The ice cubes hitting the side as he tipped it back over, and over, and over. Never ending, never stopping. Just pouring, pouring, pouring, pouring with no purpose, no meaning.
Meaning was insignificant, now. All that mattered was this drink.
» Posted By Kat On 06.12.2017 @ 8:38 pm
I couldn't believe it, the walls had become bare, the beds merely frames, I couldn't have lived here once before. It was home this institute and I just couldn't leave for eternity. It was dead. I was dead. They all were dead but what am I to do now. It is my home now and forever will be. I can't do this anymore believing I had left this place and lived a happy life. I know what happened now and it only makes my life even more insane. We were shot, room by room person by person, for being unstable but the truth is, we weren't the unstable ones. They were.
» Posted By Kat On 10.25.2016 @ 3:11 pm
Everybody has an internal estimate of their own worth, it is usually wrong. Good people often undervalue themselves. They feel they have lesser worth because they are not movie stars, rich or popular on social media. True self-worth comes from within, from knowing that we are not defined by our outward appearances, by the number of friend or followers that we have online. Our own worth is (in my opinion) measured by our actions, by who we are in the world and how we treat others.
» Posted By Kat On 10.05.2016 @ 3:43 am
Zombies are seriously misunderstood, unable to talk, mostly cause their teeth are falling out and their lips fallen off, all they want is to give someone a little hug, maybe nibble on an ear or two and people set them on fire, cut their heads off and just generally run round having a panic attack and screaming, poor misunderstood creatures
» Posted By Kat On 10.04.2016 @ 1:36 am
Everything is a matter of perspective, you look at the world in a sad angry way and all you will see is sadness and anger, gloom and doom. If you look out with suspension and paranoia, it will look back. If you look at the world with hope, light and joy (and a minor layer of paranoia) then what you get back will be mostly good times. :D
» Posted By Kat On 09.23.2016 @ 1:46 am
Timing is everything, without the proper timing your heartbeat would kill you, your car engine would shoot pistons all over the landscape and the jokes you tell would fall flat, although truth be told my jokes always have that problem
» Posted By Kat On 09.13.2016 @ 3:08 am
Crystals have always interested me, they have unique properties and can often be used to heal.
So much variety, I don't know where to start
» Posted By Kat On 09.12.2016 @ 2:04 am
Wicked Witches should not own large ovens, you would think they would be more careful especially around homicidal abandoned children, children who seem to think it's okay to wander around taking bites out of people houses. After all it's hardly good manners just to wander up to someones house and take a large bites out of the doormat
» Posted By Kat On 09.07.2016 @ 5:31 am
The pointed look she gave him, seared through to his very soul.
"Well" she said, "What's your answer, What do you want?"
He looked backed into those deep vibrant green eyes and gulped
Oh God, he couldn't decide, why was it so hard to decide . . .
Oranges or Mandarins, he really hated grocery shopping
» Posted By Kat On 09.06.2016 @ 4:46 am
Hollow, an empty shell, nothing inside. Hollow empty people rushing about trying to fill themselves up with anything they can good or bad. External promise, crack it open and there's nothing there.
» Posted By Kat On 09.03.2016 @ 6:48 pm
The cry of an infant (be it human or animal) the one noise guaranteed to cut through any amount of noise. We are all programed to respond in some way and recognize the cry as a notification of need whether it be food, cleanliness or closeness. Some of us are just really good at ignoring the sound.
» Posted By Kat On 09.01.2016 @ 2:50 am
The middle child, middle ages, middle age, middle income. Halfway between the first and last the middle is always changing it has the ability to become better or worse. The middle of anything is always going places. It's good to be the middle :)
» Posted By Kat On 08.31.2016 @ 2:00 am
"merge like a zip", the official mantra for merging lanes on the road, it's more about being polite than anything else and takes me back to learning how to share toys at Kindergaten. I just know that the person who shoves in front of me on the motorway is that same child who wouldn't let others play with their toys
» Posted By Kat On 08.29.2016 @ 3:57 am
Being grounded is definitely something I try to be every day and it keeps me sane.
» Posted By Kat On 08.28.2016 @ 5:21 am
Something interesting in here, the immediate thought I have on seeing something locked. I am not overly curious though unless it is a computer file, locked boxes hold no fascination for me
» Posted By Kat On 08.16.2016 @ 1:34 am
Candy is the root of all evil or at the very least the root cause of hyperactivity, tooth decay and overweight children.
» Posted By Kat On 08.15.2016 @ 3:27 am
"Clarify the command." The monotonous voice rang out again.
"Close the god damn airlock!" The captain screamed, his voice hoarse from the smoke clogging his lungs. "Close it already!"
"Unable to comply."
All thoughts of escaping were cut short as the metallic clunk of an unwanted footfall interrupted his next command.
» Posted By kat On 07.09.2016 @ 9:53 am
let me feel your skin
like silk
against the brown paper bag
of my face
of my soul
let me feel your skin like silk
let me feel your love
like the softest smoothest
too tight
but not tight enough
» Posted By Kat On 07.07.2016 @ 6:30 pm
Suddenly she looked down at herself. When did she get this outfit put on her? she went to move but soon realized her hands were bound to the table. she struggled, nothing. She looked around the room she was in but could not find a door, she was alone and terrified.
» Posted By Kat On 05.22.2016 @ 6:47 am
Makes me feel brainwashed. The public is exposed to the world, thousands of viewers. Stupidity televised. Crappy humanity televised. Dirty and raunchy television shows.
» Posted By kat On 02.29.2016 @ 10:14 am
As he went up the dreary steps, he already knew how his day would go; he would go up , load the projector, watch the movie through the square hole and then do it all over again. He didnt know why today it was hitting him particularly hard though, his routine hadnt changed since 1995
» Posted By Kat On 02.25.2016 @ 8:42 pm
Angrily, I stomped upstairs. My life was over. It was the end of my freedom.
» Posted By kat On 02.21.2016 @ 11:24 am
» Posted By Kat On 02.20.2016 @ 4:46 pm
walking upstairs, I realized how utterly ignorant I was. How could I ever have the heart to kill a man? I was insane. My mind wasn't just lost, it was completely gone forever.
» Posted By Kat On 02.20.2016 @ 4:38 pm
cash registers ding at the entrance of my parent's heaven
capitalism kills the masses
and sends them to hell
» Posted By kat On 02.04.2016 @ 9:31 pm
Back To Stats Page
We all try to be accountable for our actions yet we all fail sometimes. Every chance we get is a hit or miss. Responsibility is a constant ideal of importance however it sometimes falls flat.
» Posted By Kat On 11.23.2015 @ 4:28 pm


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Bespoke Silver ring with Moss Agate Stone
Moss Agate is said to help one gain peace with extreme or excessive duties in life and brings self-confidence and higher self-esteem.
This handmade Silver ring is part of the "Paris Argentina Originals" collection of pieces designed and made exclusively for Ixtlan Melbourne Jewellery Store in Gertrude Street, Fitzroy.
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Ready for everything you've always wanted to know about turkey (but were afraid to ask)? Seven of the top 10 searches on eHow Food last November concerned turkey basics. The big bird can be bewildering, but not in the capable hands of meat expert Josh Ozersky. He talks turkey with his signature blend of passion, humor and serious know-how … and reveals his personal secrets for a show-stopping bird.
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Since 2006 we have been exclusively focused on working with our customers to help them deliver better ways of managing, securing and deploying IT. Today we're proud to say we're global infrastructure experts across the following sectors. Please click the icons below.
Before forming Creative both our CEO, Eamon Murchan, and Keith Ali our MD, held associate level global infrastructure roles for a worldwide and award winning structural engineering and design firm. So, our strong affinity with the architecture, engineering and construction (AEC) vertical was there from the very start.
We're proud to partner with progressive AEC companies as they look to digital transformation. That's where Creative enjoys playing most.
Recent successes include delivering one of the world's largest virtual desktop infrastructure rollouts for data-intensive CAD users at AECOM.
When Arup wanted to pioneer the industry's first FlexPod deployment, a vision that's evolving to software-defined networking, we made that possible too. And we've helped award-winners like Sheppard Robson and Wilkinson Eyre to expand their practices with innovative IT solutions and managed services.
We also understand the need for rapid delivery and transparent pricing. That's why we developed cost templates that our clients can simply slot into their bid management documentation. And that's why we're able to speak your language when it comes to aligning IT to support users who rely on Revit 4D modelling tools and computer-aided 3D interactive applications.
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From ultra-dependable connectivity for high-speed, low-latency trading, to increased data protection or simpler IT compliance. We'll tailor the solution to your specific needs and ensure minimal disruption to your business and customers.
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