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Daylight Savings Time begins the second Sunday in March, March 13, the first Sunday in Lent.
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The Office of the Medical Examiner is mandated under state statute to investigate certain types of death. These deaths include sudden and unexpected deaths, accidental deaths and violent deaths. The Medical Examiner has the authority under Public Act 181, P.A. 1953, as amended and the Michigan Public Health Code, Act 368, P.A. 1978, to order an autopsy to determine or confirm the cause and manner of death.
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Boxx and Guthrie almost didn't make it to the final. They were down a set and 5-1 in the semifinals, but rallied to win that match 13-11 in the third set supertiebreaker. Falling behind on Sunday was no big deal.
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"We had a great tournament, it feels awesome to get a title after a couple of finals," Boxx said. "Abby and I played tough throughout the week, when we got down in matches we fought our way back and didn't give up."
Doubles is all about chemistry and familiarity, and Boxx and Guthrie have both, after playing together for two years at Ole Miss before taking their game to the pro circuit.
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Sunday's win marked their second title of the year and first stateside. Back in July, the duo captured their first pro doubles title in Sharm El Sheik, Egypt.
At Ole Miss, Boxx and Guthrie teamed up for a top-10 ranking and led the Rebels to an SEC West title and four NCAA appearances, including the Sweet Sixteen in 2010.
Next up for the duo is another $25,000 tournament, the Rocks Open in Rock Hills, S.C. "We're playing well, and we are both looking forward to this upcoming week," Boxx said.
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Discovering Julian Prokopowicz's Bogdan family in America
I knew that Julian Prokopowicz, age 19, planned to stay with the Linga family, his friends from Kiwance village in Radun parish, when he immigrated to America and reached his destination of Worcester, Massachusetts. The April 1914 passenger list for the SS Koln showed him traveling from Bremen, Germany, to Boston alone. His parents and siblings remained in Russian Poland, and he never did see them again. I was right about that much.
What I recently learned, however, is that members of his mother's family had immigrated more than a decade earlier and had apparently maintained communication for all those years. I discovered this through Massachusetts records that have been digitized and made available online at the FamilySearch website. A single record in a Massachusetts vital records database ("Massachusetts Marriages, 1841-1915") provided a single detail that gave me a whole new look at my grandfather's first year here.
This new information unlocked the secrets held in a set of three related wedding-day portraits that I received in 1998, one of several dozen photos left behind, ignored and unwanted, in a small black suitcase after my grandmother, Anna Blaszko Prokopowicz, died in 1976. My grandfather, Julian, died much earlier, in 1951.
The large wedding portrait (shown below) is typical of its era: a seated bride and groom flanked by a group of nine beautifully attired but solemn-faced persons who shared in the occasion. A smaller photo shows the bride and groom standing alone. Inscribed in pencil on the back is this note in Polish: "Pamiontka szlubu Pan Jozef Orszula Szlachciuk"—that is, "A remembrance of the wedding of Mr. Jozef [and] Urszula Szlachciuk." A third photo shows three young men standing together: one unidentified at left (holding a lit cigarette in his white-gloved hand!), Jozef Szlachciuk, and my grandfather, Julian.
The only person recognizable to me in the photos was my grandfather, looking very young at age 20. The Szlachciuk name meant nothing to me; I guessed the groom was a friend—likely a close friend—of Julian's. The photos were made at the studio of Geo. T. Elson of Maynard, Massachusetts; his name is engraved on the tan and brown cardboard mats on which the photos are mounted.
About five years ago, in browsing through this collection of old photos, I tried to find some information about Jozef Szlachciuk. He appears with a wife and children in the 1930 U.S. Census for Rhode Island. I thought idly that someday when I had time, I would try to locate one of the Szlachciuk descendants and offer them the photos. (In fact, I have four other small postcard-type photos featuring Jozef and Urszula.) I assumed that the Szlachciuks were not related to me. And then I put the photos back in storage.
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A few weeks ago, I came across the Szlachciuk wedding pictures and decided to research the surname again. So much more genealogical information is online now than there was five years ago! I entered the surname on FamilySearch, and was happy to get a result, though the name was indexed as Joseph Szlachcink. (Polish surnames are misspelled and misindexed more often than not in U.S. records, often so grossly incorrect as to be unrecognizable. A handwritten "u" misinterpreted as "n" wasn't too far off, all things considered.) The digitized image was a page detailing "Marriages registered in the town of Maynard for the Year Nineteen Hundred and fifteen" (p. 631 in the Massachusetts state volume).
"Marriage No. 76" records the September 26, 1915, wedding of Joseph Szlachciuk, 23, and Ursula Przyjemska, 18. It was the first marriage for each of them; they were both residents of Maynard, both born in Poland. His occupation was "Laborer" and hers, "Mill Op." (that is, "operator"). Joseph's parents are listed as Stanislaw and Mary Krasz[e]wski Szlachciuk. Ursula's parents are identified as Casimir and Ellen Bohdan Przyjemski. The priest who performed the ceremony was Reverend Francis Jablonski of Maynard. The date of record was September 27, 1915.
One detail in that record stopped me in my tracks: Ursula's mother was Ellen Bohdan. (This is a surname that is variously spelled Bogdan, Bohdan, and Bahdan in Polish and Russian records.) Julian's mother was Anna Bogdan, or Bohdan. I had found the 1870 baptismal record of Elena Bohdan in the Radun parish microfilms that I use for research at my local Family History Center. Elena Bohdan was born in Odwierniki, the same village that Julian claimed as his birthplace on his World War I draft registration card in 1917.
It seemed more than coincidence that the bride's mother was a Bogdan from Odwierniki, a village of only six houses in that era. According to the somewhat earlier 1852 Radun parish census, two of those six houses in Odwierniki were inhabited by Bogdan families, one headed by Mateusz, the other by his brother, Jan (or Iwan, in the Russian-language records). Elena and Anna Bogdan were almost certainly either sisters or first cousins.
It may be some time before I know for sure what their relationship was, because there are gaps in the Radun parish baptismal records available on microfilm. The records for 1872 and 1874-1877 have not been filmed, and it is likely that Anna Bogdan was born in one of those years. (I will probably have to hire a researcher to find her baptismal record or request a search for it in either the Vilnius or Grodno archives.)
So Julian Prokopowicz appears in the Szlachciuk-Przyjemski wedding photos not because he was a friend of the groom, but because he was a cousin of the bride. If Elena and Anna were sisters, then Julian and Urszula were first cousins; if the two women were first cousins, then Julian and Urszula were second cousins. Either way, they were cousins.
Not just a guest at the wedding
Intrigued by the details provided in the town of Maynard's civil record of the marriage, I wanted to know more: who were the witnesses? That information, along with the bride's and groom's villages of origin, would have been recorded at St. Casimir Church, where the wedding ceremony was performed. Established in 1912 to serve Maynard's sizable Polish Roman Catholic immigrant community, St. Casimir Parish closed in 1997; its records are now held by St. Bridget Parish in that town. I contacted the parish office, and learned that the witnesses were Julian Prokopowicz and Jozef Fabrycki.
This news was quite exciting! Why was Julian chosen to serve as a witness? He had been in the United States for only 17 months when the wedding took place. He would not have seen his cousin Urszula's family for at least 11 years before they reconnected in Massachusetts. Elena Bogdan Przyjemska and her daughters Urszula and Anna had left Russian Poland in 1903, when Julian was 8 years old and Urszula about 6; Elena's husband, Kazimierz, had emigrated in 1902. Certainly, in more than a decade in Maynard, the Przyjemski family would have had ample time to establish relationships with other men suitable to serve as a witness to Urszula's marriage. (In fact, I have discovered that they had other male relatives living in Massachusetts and nearby Rhode Island at this time.)
It is, of course, speculation on my part, but I would like to believe that the relationship between Julian and the Bogdan-Przyjemski family was so close that they chose to recognize him with this honor. So he was not alone in America, as I had assumed all these years; he did have family here, and knowing that makes me happy to have been wrong. The question now is, were Elena and Anna sisters, or cousins? Anna's baptismal record would clarify their relationship.
I wish I could time-travel back to Odwierniki: Would I see a copy of that 1915 wedding photo on display in the home of my great-grandparents, Kazimierz and Anna Bogdan Prokopowicz? Would I see Anna's face light up when she looked at it? Would she take comfort in knowing that her son Julian, some 4,200 miles away, had Elena (his "Ciocia Helena") watching over him in his new American life? I'd like to think so.
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Fabulous detective work! Congratulations on untangling part of your past.ReplyDelete
I just wanted to thank you for your attention to detail and share some of my own family story, which tangentially ties in. You credited my great grandfather who founded that photography studio in Maynard MA. I was looking for something mostly unrelated, and the tag, with my grandmother's maiden name, on your ancestors wedding photo, caught my eye. I will have to check with my dad, but I think his grandfathers full name was Geoffrey Tomas Elson. He was a British immigrant, who had married his 2nd cousin and moved to the U.S. because the family in England did not approve. (or so the family myth goes) They had 9 children in Maynard. Unfortunately, he became an alcoholic in his middle to old age, and the photography studio had a bad fire, and I don't know much eles about them, both of them and most of their children having passed decades before I was born.ReplyDelete
However, I too have looked at photos with the same "Geo. T. Elson Studio, Maynad Mass." stamped on the back edge. When my grandmother passed away, a few slightly illicit photos she had kept hidden away, which she must have produced at his studio in her late teens or early 20's, were found. I've toyed with putting them on the web someplace, as much as she kept them hidden away, her younger self was at least a closet exhibitionist, by early 20th century standards. I'll try and remember to drop you a link if I ever make them public.


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Beach Mayor Larry Kiker is all smiles with wife, Paula, after hearing the news of victory over incumbent Ray Judah in the Republican primary election for County Commission Dist. 3 seat.
On Nov. 6, Cecil L. Pendergrass will represent the Republican party in the District 2 race. Larry Kiker will represent the party in the District 3 race, and Frank Mann will represent the Republican party in the District 5 race.
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Warren Wright rounded out last with about 19 percent, or 10,405 votes.
"I'm very honored that Lee County voters have chosen me to represent them in November," Pendergrass said.
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"I think that the county is in an unusual state," he said. "We're at a critical juncture, and I think Cecil will make all the right decisions."
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Stilwell did not immediately return messages seeking comment Tuesday.
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Incumbent Ray Judah lost his bid for re-election with only 20,658 votes, or about 36 percent, while Kiker scored nearly 64 percent - 36,614 votes.
"I'd be lying to you if I couldn't tell you this is not exciting," he said.
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Judah did not return messages seeking comment Tuesday.
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Incumbent Frank Mann will continue his fight for re-election after locking down about 63 percent of the votes - 34,802 in total. His challenger, Sonny Haas, fell short of moving forward with 20,260 votes, or about 37 percent.
Mann did not immediately return messages seeking comment Tuesday.
Haas attributed his loss to the same people voting and not voting.
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Mimi's Bakehouse is a tearoom I've been wanting to visit for some time. It's situated in the Leith area of Edinburgh, a part of the city I know reasonably well, having inhabited three different flats in the vicinity.
Edinburgh, and Leith in particular, has been on my mind quite a bit lately. In the past couple of weeks I've read two Ian Rankin books set in Edinburgh, and the main character in my own novel (still under construction, currently at 25,000 words) lives in Leith.
All of this, combined with my desire to meet up with a chum who lives in the great metropolis, led to me nipping down there last week.
The day was dreich (wet, damp, dull and – some might say – a bit miserable) but, arriving a bit early, I wandered round some of my old haunts.
One never knows, on revisiting a place, quite what one's feelings will be. I was half expecting to be irritated by the noise and traffic, put off by the general busyness of the city, which has sometimes been the case when I've been back to Edinburgh after my quiet life in leafy Perthshire. However, I was surprised to find that I felt happy, exhuberant and delighted to be back. Quite a few of Leith's streets are cobbled, rather than covered with tarmac (is this known in the US as asphalt? I've never been too sure): I was glad to see this old chap again, a fellow I often used to walk past and bid good day to: Although some of the shops, pubs, cafes, etc. have changed since I was last here, it was reassuring to see that some looked exactly as I'd left them. This wee pub has probably looked much the same for the past 200 years, dating back as it does to 1785: Inside, Mimi's provided a bright and welcoming contrast to the weather. Indeed, far from feeling the chill outside, the ladies on the wallpaper appeared to be feeling the heat: We opted to sit in one of the sofa areas, which was decorated with some stylish cushions: The main point of interest to my mind, however, was the cake counter. I opted for the coffee and walnut: If I'd been in a chocolate mood I would have found this creation hard to resist: And if I'd been craving the malty crunchiness of Maltesers, this little gem would have been top of my list: To go with my cake, I ordered Teapigs Chai tea, which came in a little teapot with a slice of orange on the side: The cake was heavily iced (a bit too much for me on this occasion, although if I'd been desperate for a sugar rush I'd have scoofed it back readily enough), but the sponge itself was extremely light and fluffy:
Just as coffee and walnut is one of the cakes I frequently like to try, my chum is very partial to a caramel, or millionaire, shortbread. Mimi's had large slabs of the stuff on offer, and he jumped at the opportunity, pairing it with a cappuccino: I wasn't too fussed about trying it, since it looked a bit heavy and solid to me, but when I tasted a little corner I was astonished by its melt-in-the-mouth texture. The biscuit, toffee and chocolate disappeared together in a most pleasant manner. It was, surely, one of the best of its kind.
Mimi's is, altogether, rather a stylish establishment. The ladies toilet can be located by this attractive notice on the door: The black and white theme evident throughout the tearoom itself, is continued in the bathrooms: After our delicious repast, my comrade had to get back to work and I thought I'd get a little exercise by way of trotting round the Botanic Gardens, which were on my route out of the city. The colours were beautiful but it was raining quite heavily. One good thing about going to the Botanics on such a wet day was that I virtually had the place to myself, including the magnificent hot houses: While I was pounding the pavements in Leith and driving through the city, I noticed that there are lots of new tearooms that weren't there in my day.
The trouble, if you can call it that, is that there are far more tearooms to sample than I have the capacity for. Just as I don't expect to die with an empty in-tray, neither do I anticipate managing to consume all the cakes I would like to gorge on in this one short lifetime. If ever there were a reason for reincarnation, that must be it.


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Sat 6 Mar 2010
Stonetalon Quinoa Soup
Posted by Cadistra under Soups
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Comprised of easy to prepare and easy to find ingredients (save for quinoa, although it's becoming more widely available), this soup will keep you going on the battlefield!
Also, if you're like me, I recommend doubling the recipe you can eat it for lunch all week! I also modified the amount of liquid, as the quinoa will absorb quite a lot of liquid. If you're health conscious, this soup is great – tons of vegetables, very-low carb, and the quinoa is a great source of protein and fiber.
- 1/2 cup uncooked quinoa
- 2 teaspoons olive oil
- 2 small carrots, cut into slices
- 2 medium green onions, thinly sliced
- 2 medium garlic cloves, minced (add another one or two for flavour and a health boost!)
- 5 cups low-sodium vegetable broth
- 1 medium red potato, unpeeled and diced
- 1 cup shredded red or green cabbage
- 2 medium ribs of celery, diced
- 1/4 cup sliced radishes
- 1 teaspoon dried oregano
- 1/4 teaspoon of salt
- 1/8 teaspoon crushed red pepper flakes
- 2 tablespoons snipped fresh parsley
(Authors' note: I actually left out the radishes and red pepper flakes, as I desired a more mild soup. I compensated by adding two extra cloves of garlic. I say spice to your taste!)
1) In a medium saucepan, dry-roast the quinoa over medium heat for 1 to 2 minutes, or until slightly golden brown, stirring occasionally (some of the grains may pop slightly). Transfer to a plate.
2) In the same pan, heat the oil over medium heat, swirling to coat the bottom. Cook the carrots, green onions and garlic for 3-4 minutes, or until the carrots are tender-crisp, stirring occasionally.
3) Stir in the broth. Increase the heat to medium high and bring to a light boil, stirring occasionally.
4) Stir in the remaining ingredients except the parsley. Reduce the heat and simmer, partially covered, for 10 minutes, or until the potato is tender when pierced with a fork or sharp knife.
5) Stir in the quinoa. Simmer for 15 minutes, or until the quinoa is tender. Garnish with parsley.
This recipe was brought to you by Deliciously Healthy Recipes: Good food that's good for you by the 'Go Red for Women' group of the American Heart Association.'
2 Responses to " Stonetalon Quinoa Soup "
looks delish', deffinetley going to try this recipe out!
That looks amazingly delicious!


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MOSCOW (AP) — Russian pole vaulter Yelena Isinbayeva's comments on her country's law against gay "propaganda" seemed as unequivocal as the bar-clearing jump that won her the world championship: She supported the law and derided gays.
But on Friday, Isinbayeva said that her comments, in somewhat fractured English the day before, may have been misunderstood and that she opposes any discrimination against gays.
The clarification — or U-turn — underlined the sensitivity of the issue for Russia as international criticism of the law persists and calls continue for a boycott of next February's Winter Olympics in the Russian resort of Sochi.
The Olympics, like the world championships where Isinbayeva won gold and made her comments, are part of a series of major sports events that Russia hopes will showcase the country as sophisticated and forward-looking. The propaganda law has instead provoked criticism that Russia is retreating from the modern world.
Isinbayeva's comments were especially dicey for Russia's image. Not only is she an internationally popular athlete both for her skills and exuberance, but she is also the "mayor" of one of Sochi's two Olympic villages, an honorary but symbolic and visible role.
"She is a very recognized figure around the world. And I think she should be thinking of what she is saying," said Nikolai Alexeyev, Russia's most prominent gay-rights activist. "I am not surprised that the story is starting to develop and she has to find an excuse for what she said."
In a news conference on Thursday, the two-time Olympic gold medalist supported the Russian law and criticized two Swedish competitors for their rainbow-colored fingernails in support of gay rights.
"If we allow to promote and do all this stuff on the street, we are very afraid about our nation because we consider ourselves like normal, standard people. We just live with boys with woman, woman with boys," she said.
But on Friday, after her comments attracted international attention, Isinbayeva said, "English is not my first language, and I think I may have been misunderstood when I spoke yesterday."
"What I wanted to say was that people should respect the laws of other countries, particularly when they are guests. I respect the views of my fellow athletes, and let me state in the strongest terms that I am opposed to any discrimination against gay people," she said in a statement released by local organizers of the championships.
The law penalizes anyone who distributes information aimed at persuading minors that "nontraditional" relationships are normal or attractive. It appears that anyone wearing a rainbow flag on the street or writing about gay relationships on Facebook, for instance, could be accused of propagandizing.
The law has raised concern about how gay athletes might be treated in Sochi. Russian officials have made contradictory statements about whether the law would be enforced during the games, and the International Olympic Committee has asked for clarification. Foreigners found guilty of violating the law could be imprisoned for 15 days and deported.
"The Games themselves should be open to all, free of discrimination, and that applies to spectators, officials, media and of course athletes," Claudia Bokel, chair of the IOC's Athletes' Commission, said on her Twitter account. "We would oppose in the strongest terms any move that would jeopardize this principle."
Both the law and Isinbayeva's first comments appear to have placed other Russian athletes in a quandary — support for individual rights vs. support for their country.
"On the one hand, you have to respect everybody's individuality, the interests of other people. On the other hand, you have to look at the history of each country. Every country has its own traditions," Russian triple jumper Aleksey Fedorov said Friday.
Steve Cram, the British runner who won the first 1,500-meter gold medal at the 1983 world championships, competed in the 1980 Moscow Olympics, when many other Western countries refused to go for political reasons.
"I don't believe in boycotts," Cram said in Moscow. "I think situations like that should be aired, should be allowed to be aired and spoken about by anyone who wants to. People should be allowed to give their opinions. I don't agree with her opinions. I don't agree with the (Russian law), but that's my personal opinion."
Usain Bolt, who won the 100 meters at the world championships and was looking for a second gold medal in the 200, said: "I'm always neutral. I don't get into politics. I'm all about running. This is what I come here to do, to compete and to inspire the fans, inspire athletes."
But he also said: "If you have an opinion on something, if you feel comfortable in talking about it, then shouldn't be a problem."
Though Russia decriminalized homosexuality in 1993, antipathy toward gays has been widespread and longstanding in Russia.
A survey by the independent Levada Center polling agency released a week after the law was passed found 76 percent of Russians supported it and 17 percent opposed it.
Although Isinbayeva's comments Thursday received wide attention in the West, Russian media gave them little or no attention. The sports newspaper Sport-Express ran a roundup of foreign comment on the issue on its website but not in its print edition.
AP Sports Writer Pat Graham and Associated Press writer Alexander Roslyakov contributed to this report.


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LONDON (Reuters) - There are no benefits from giving patients with severe flu a double dose of Roche's drug Tamiflu, despite calls by some experts for the use of higher doses in the most serious cases.
That verdict from the first randomized clinical trial to study the issue has implications for global guidelines on stockpiling drugs for a potential flu pandemic, researchers said on Friday.
"Our findings do not support routine use of double doses to treat severe flu infections, which could help to conserve drug stocks in the event of a pandemic," said Jeremy Farrar, director of the South East Asia Infectious Disease Clinical Research Network.
Flu experts are on alert for a potential pandemic, with concerns centered on the new H7N9 strain of bird flu that has killed 36 people in China.
So far H7N9 has not been able to spread easily from person to person and cases of the disease are receding, although experts are concerned that H7N9 may be able to develop resistance to Tamiflu rapidly.
Previous studies have shown that early treatment with Tamiflu, known generically as oseltamivir, helps speed recovery in seasonal and pandemic flu. It also improves survival in patients hospitalized by the virus, leading some health authorities to recommend double doses in bad cases.
Results of the latest Tamiflu study were published in the British Medical Journal, following a study of 326 patients with severe flu infection in Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam who were given either a standard dose or double dose of the drug for five days.
The researchers found no difference in virus levels or clinical outcomes between the treatment groups.
The study, which took place between April 2007 and February 2010, was funded by the Wellcome Trust, U.S. National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, and the Singapore National Medical Research Council.
Reporting by Ben Hirschler; Editing by Greg Mahlich