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Saw "Galaxy Quest" again tonight – fun and it makes good points, too.
We just saw a favorite movie again on cable tonight. I am so glad, because it makes me think of great things to share with you
I LOVE "Galaxy Quest". It was released in 1999 and always makes me smile.
I really enjoy looking up details of movies and shows on IMDB.com. I love to see people in the cast that I didn't remember, especially before they were famous!
The director is Dean Parisot. He has directed a lot of great tv shows (like Monk), and another favorite movie of mine – "Home Fries" with Drew Barrymore, Luke Wilson, and Catherine O'Hara.
The movie is available on Netflix.com if you are a member, there.
Tim Allen (Toy Story, The Santa Clause)
Sigourney Weaver (Avatar)
Alan Rickman (Harry Potter)
Tony Shalhoub (Monk)
Justin Long (Dodgeball)
Enrico Colantoni (Just Shoot Me!)
The story is very sweet and appeals to kids as well as middle aged geezers who grew up on Star Treik! That's me. LOL
The group was in a tv show, kind of like Star Trek. Now, they do conventions, paid appearances, etc. Tim Allen's character is bored, sloppy, rude, and drunk.
Tim Allen has a great story line where he learns to be fair and be a man, and share credit with his friends.
Then a group of real aliens come to Tim Allen for help. They think that the "historical documents" (the tv shows that they saw) were real, and that this crew can save their species.
Enrico Colatoni is just amazing in this movie. He plays the reluctant leader of a species of aliens that look kind of like octopuses (I had to look up the correct plural for octopus!). They have a device that gives them a human form. He is a sweet and innocent creature, in difficult circumstances.
The TV show's catch phrase was "Never Give Up, Never Surrender".
How great for our lives as well!
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September 19, 2012 at 12:30 am
Sally, I LOVE Galaxy Quest!! It is one of our favorite movies and my husband and I watch it at least three times a year!! I think it is time to watch it again!
September 19, 2012 at 12:50 pm
Great Sherie, glad we have that in common!
September 19, 2012 at 6:37 am
I've never seen this Sally but you have me convinced that it's a great view! And I love 'Never Give Up, Never Surrender' 🙂
September 19, 2012 at 12:51 pm
Great Carolyn. Let me know what you think when you watch it!
September 19, 2012 at 5:48 pm
I so love this movie, and it has one of my all time fav actors, Alan Rickman. Reminds me so much of the sci-fi conventions I used to attend.
September 19, 2012 at 6:35 pm
That is awesome, Donna! We have so much in common.
September 22, 2012 at 2:52 pm
What a fun post to read! Thanks, Sally — you've got me interested in seeing what it's about!
September 22, 2012 at 4:00 pm
Great Lisa. Thanks for stopping by!
September 24, 2012 at 9:48 am
This is one that I somehow missed … but I do love its basic message … of never giving up. Thanks, Sally, for the reminder!
September 24, 2012 at 10:34 am
Thanks Sharon. You will find it on cable some night and have fun!
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I love 'Kyle XY'; it's my favorite new show of the season (although 'Eureka' is a close second). But they're really pushing this product placement for Sour Patch Kids, their main sponsor, to the point where it's beginning to annoy me.
Don't annoy me. You wouldn't like me if I was annoyed.....
This past Monday, Kyle sat down to a hearty breakfast of Sour Patch Kids in milk. Blecch!
Bt they're not the only ones guilty of being so blatant about product placement. In the latest episode of 'Monk', Sharon Lawrence guest-starred as a real estate agent who leased a new car every year.
After she extolled the special features on her new Buick Lucerne which was the impetus for her hiring Adrian Monk as a private investigator, the show went into a commercial break. And what was the first blipvert out of the box? You guessed it!
I think that if 'Columbo' ever remade "Fade In To Murder" in which the killer was an actor who played "Inspector Lucerne" on TV, then the name of "Buick" would probably be invoked every ten minutes.
They'd probably even force Columbo to start driving one!
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It's kind of fun to watch writers bend and twist, trying to wedge a product mention into a plot.
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So you don't get in trouble.... I'm just writing to point out that "Realtor" is a trademarked name and is not synonymous with "real estate agent". "Realtor" is a member of the National Association of Realtors and must be capitalized. Not all Realtor's are real estate agents and not all real estate agents are Realtors.
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Thanks, Marlow. I'll change that now.
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The webOS group that delivered the shortest selling tablet ever, the HP TouchPad, still has a clouded future although there seems to be laundry list of IT's Who's Who lining up to buy webOS. For what it's worth, we're disappointed that HP killed the TouchPad so quickly. It's biggest problem is that it's about 18 months behind its competition in terms of form factor. If it was half the thickness, 20% lighter and performed faster it would give both Apple and Android a run for their money as the software is very good.
So, what's all that mean for CIOs who currently buy HP desktops and notebooks?
Finally, there seems to be some certainty that HP will keep making and selling notebook and desktop computers. The extension of that is that there won't be any complicated support arrangements in place for support of equipment that's already deployed.
It also means that you can ignore the uncertainty of the last few weeks. Like many of you, I'm a CIO and purchase HP equipment. The events of the last few weeks have left me uneasy and pondering whether HP's gear is part of my long-term plan.If we could cancel out the last few weeks, not much has really changed at HP. Sure, the CEO has moved on. But he's been replaced by a competent, experienced executive who has wisely instigated a review of recent decisions. That review has reversed a strategy shift but nothing had really changed at HP other than the killing off of a product that had barely had time to gather dust on reseller shelves.
Tablets running webOS are not in HP's future. However, it seems that they're taking some of what they learned about multi-touch interfaces into the new HP Slate 2. So, businesses wanting to put touchscreen devices in they field have a modern option from HP that is more likely to fit the rest of their enterprise architecture as the Slate 2 runs Windows 7.
After a couple of months of confusion, HP seems to have steadied the ship and will continue on the same voyage, albeit with a new captain at the helm.
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text: Salvation? By what way "Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and you will be saved." Jn.20:31 " But these things are written that you may believe that Jesus is the Christ the Son of God and that believing you may have life in his name." Not so says Iglesia Ni Cristo! They teach Christ's purpose was to establish his Church and since Christ is the savior of the Church for one to be saved we must be in the true Church. They have it backwards we become part of the Chrirch AFTER one is saved, not join the Church to be saved. Manalo believed the true church was led astray by false prophets after the apostles, therefore a complete apostasy. In their pamphlet "Are all the Christian churches ways to God" Throughout its writing it emphasizes that one must be in the true church to be in Christ in classic cultic fashion they cut and paste scriptures together to get their personal point across. "How could a baptized member of the church of Christ be certain of the promised salvation? According to the apostle Paul: 1 Cor. 15:1-2: "Moreover, brethren, I declare to you the gospel which I preached to you, which also you received and in which you stand, by which also you are saved, if you hold fast that word which I preached to you-- unless you believed in vain." Notice they stopped short of quoting the very thing that Paul is about to address, the Gospel which saves. Its not obeying the commands that save, since this is done after one is saved. Just as it is not works that save but are done after the fact! Paul continues Gods word 1 Cor. 15:3-4: "For I delivered to you first of all that which I also received: that Christ died for our sins according to the Scriptures, and that He was buried, and that He rose again the third day according to the Scriptures." Paul writes in Rom.1:16-17 " For I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ, for it is the power of God to salvation for everyone who believes." In the attitude of promoting fear they go on to say, We should do what Christ commands us.What does he command? He commands us to enter the church of Christ to be saved (Jn.10:9) While they quote Jn.10:9 if we read through in context which they rarely ever do unless it serves their purposes . John 10:9-11"I am the door.(Jesus) If anyone enters by Me, he will be saved, and will go in and out and find pasture. "The thief does not come except to steal, and to kill, and to destroy. I have come that they may have life, and that they may have it more abundantly."I am the good shepherd. The good shepherd gives His life for the sheep. Its not the church that dispenses salvation but Christ the person. Manalo took Jn10:16 applying to their church alone... John 10:16"And other sheep I have which are not of this fold; them also I must bring, and they will hear My voice; and there will be one flock and one shepherd. He argued this is prophecy of guess who. But Christ is speaking of other sheep that are not immediately present with them, the Gentiles since he came first to his own the house of Israel. Jesus never meant that they will hear Christ through another but that they would hear his voice personally and that he would oversee their care as their personal shepherd. He would not depend on another to bring them into his fold Christ said I will build my church, no man no angel 'wanna be' can do this. He alone deserves the right to do this since as the verse before all this states John 10:15-"As the Father knows Me, even so I know the Father; and I lay down My life for the sheep." Felix Manalo did not lay his life down for the sheep no did his Son Erdie. He fulfilled it and for one to claim otherwise proves they are not submitted to Christ as the head. The pamphlet ends with this note Dear reader, it is, therefore, Gods command that we all should enter the church of Christ or Iglesia ni Cristo , in Philippine, if we want to enter the kingdom of heaven to enjoy eternal life." What of the apostles did they enter this church, was there even a church in ancient times in the Philippines? Obviously not. In the same pamphlet it says "To be certain of salvation, every member of the church of Christ must obey the doctrines he heard and received all the days of his life, "For the commandment is a lamp; and the law is light; and reproofs of instruction are the way of life" (Prov.6:23) Obey always is commendable but hardly realistic. INC teaches that membership in their organization plus complete submission to the Executive Minister and the rest of the Church administration is the only way to be saved: "Each member ... should submit himself to the Administration of the Church in order to be saved."(PASUGO, January 1976, p. 9) The following quotes confirm the INC requirement of total submission by all members. "Unity in the Iglesia Ni Cristo ... transcends and encompasses all aspects of the life of an Iglesia Ni Cristo......(PASUGO, January 1976, p. 5) "For opposing the Administration of the Church is tantamount to opposing not only Christ but also God."(PASUGO, January 1976, p. 190 "So we should therefore demonstrate complete submission, obedience and loyalty to the Administration..." (PASUGO, January 1976, p.1) I find this no different than the Mormons or J Ws of which are only a few who claim restoration and being the only true church. Iglesia like others exercise unbiblical control over their members showing that the Christ of Scriptures cannot be their head. Jesus' model was by servanthood not as the gentiles rule by submission. The author of Hebrews writes in 5:9 "He is the author of eternal salvation to ALL WHO OBEY HIM." The HIM is Jesus . They hold to the infallibility of scripture as long as it agrees with their own teaching. This is why they will use numerous bibles although their favorite is Lamsas and Moffatts which deny the deity of christ. They believe the common Christian cannot understand the bible so it must be interpreted for them by authorized ministers. It is this similarity they have with the Catholic Church, as well as other aberrant groups "...some of the verses of the Bible were wrongly translated." (PASUGO, February 1973, p. 16) "No, it is beyond man's power and intelligence to study and understand the truth, which is God's word (John 17:17), by himself, without the guidance of God's messenger."(PASUGO, November 1973, p. 19, 20) "A doctrine is not of God if it is different from what is written in the Holy Scriptures, or even if found written but is not the present truth it becomes vain before God if used as the basis :or worshipping God."(PASUGO, Jan. 1976, p. 12) It is common for authoritarian groups to undermine anything that might threaten their position as the ultimate source of truth in the life of the member. They should take note to apply what they say to themselves. What they have done is trained their people to hear the voice of their own shepherds. Christ says come unto me and it is through the gospel (his work on the cross for mankind). we enter the Church by Christ who is the door, and the way. we don't join the church to be in Christ. Jn.10:27: "My sheep hear my voice and I know them and they follow Me." Jesus never said to join this Church or that one. Salvation is found in the person and work of Christ alone. There are many people who unfortunately have another shepherd other than Christ. Sources used witnessing to the cults by Alex Wilson and Christine Tetley, Iglesia ni Christo A. Leanord Tuggy


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Prosecutors want to put Mr Berlusconi on trial on charges he had sex with a 17-year-old and tried to cover it up. Mr Berlusconi has dismissed the allegations as a smear campaign. Franco Frattini, the Foreign Minister, said that on the privacy-violation issue "there is rich jurisprudence" at the court in Strasbourg.
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Frost (RefID: 00097E1F) | |||
Location | Black-Briar Lodge | ||
Species | Horse | Soul | |
Level | 25 | Type | Animals |
RefID | 00097E1F | BaseID | 00097E1E |
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Health | 562 | Magicka | 0 |
Stamina | 148 | ||
Primary Skills | Archery, One-handed, Sneak, Block | ||
Faction(s) | MS03HorseFaction |
Frost is one of three unique horses in Skyrim and appears outside Black Briar Lodge once the quest Promises to Keep has been initiated. He can be obtained at the end of the quest if you persuade Louis Letrush to give him to you. If you mount another horse, Frost will remain wherever he was at that time. Frost has a stamina of 148, more than an average horse. His lineage papers are inside Black-Briar Lodge, in the basement.
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- Promises to Keep: Help Louis Letrush get Frost from Sibbi Black-Briar.
- According to his lineage papers, his sire is Grane and his great grandsire is Sleipnir. Both are legendary horses from Norse mythology. Also, his dam is unknown, which is quite strange, since you can always know an animal's mother (unlike its father).
- Frost will attack if provoked but will run away mid-fight; he can then be found a short distance away afterward.
- Frost's name and the related quest may be a reference to the poem "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening" by Robert Frost.
- Stealing Frost won't count towards your stolen horses, and double crossing Louis Letrush to keep Frost won't make him count towards your owned horses.


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In compliance with Senate Bill 311, the Hilliard City School District will offer students the opportunity to earn high school credit(s) through a credit flexibility program beginning with the 2010-2011 school year. "Credit flex" shifts the focus from evaluating student learning based on "seat time" to assessing students' demonstrated academic and skill level or performance.
With "Credit Flex," students will have options to show what they know, earn credit(s), and move on to higher-order content. Students can choose to customize aspects of their learning around their interests and needs, which might include flexible schedules and a choice of modalities (e.g., online learning and community-based projects), as well as options to pursue niche interest areas and combine subjects.
Students interested in learning more about credit flexibility options should contact their guidance counselor for details. It is important to note that there are specific guidelines and timelines that have been established and must be followed in order to be considered for participation in the Hilliard City Schools' credit flexibility program. Students choosing to pursue credit through credit flexibility should review these guidelines carefully.
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Project participants who have submitted a pedigree and given permission to have it posted here, are listed below by Group Match and kit number. DNA result Alleles are posted in Y-DNA RESULTS.
KITS 9639 & 9640 Contact: Gini James firstname.lastname@example.com
DNA participants descended from:
1. John Slaughter-Frances Brothers
2. John Slaughter, Jr.-Elizabeth (Betsy) Sayers
3. Rev. Rainey Shatteen Slaughter - Catherine Bridges Sumners
KIT 9440 Contact Bill Nash firstname.lastname@example.com
DNA participant descended from:
1. John Slaughter, Sr. - Frances Brothers
2. John Slaughter, Jr. - Elizabeth (Betsy) Sayers
KIT 11582 contact email: firstname.lastname@example.com Jim Slaughter
descended from:
1. John Slaughter-Francis Brothers
2. Beverly Slaughter - Susannah Kimbrough
3. Dr Thomas Kimbrough Slaughter-Thursa Msgruder
4. Thomas Hilliard Slaughter-b 1836 Brooks Co GA d 16-12-1913 Married Virginia (Jennie) Powell 1860,Thomas Co Ga. d ?
5. Edwin George Slaughter- B 1869 d 1938 Married Mary Jane Taylor b 11-4-1879 d 11-12-44.
6. Hershel Slaughter-b. 1919 d. Nov 1980 Married Laura Mae Bohannon b 1922 d 1998.
KIT 428339 Contact Phyllis Franklin, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
DNA Participant descended from:
Ezekiel Slaughter 1726-1792
Reuben Slaughter, Sr 1766-1846
Reuben Slaughter, Jr 1805-1831
William Slaughter 1827-1903
Charlie Slaughter 1865-1948
Charles Frank Slaughter, Sr. 1895-1977
DNA Participant
Kit 521033 Victor Slaughter, contact e-mail: email@example.com
descended from:
1. John Slaughter – b. 1735 Virginia d. 1798 Greene Co., GA
m. Frances Brothers
2. Henry Slaughter – b. 20 Mar 1776, Cumberland Landing, New Kent Co., VA
d. 17 Oct 1817, Jasper Co., GA
m. Frances Kimbrough
3. William Allen Slaughter – b. 22 May 1813, Georgia d. 1896, Prairie Springs, Van Zandt Co., TX
m. Sarah Jane Wise
4. Henry H. Slaughter – b. 9 Mar 1852, Georgia d. 24 Feb. 1892, Van Zandt Co., TX
m. Zelphia Faulk
5. William Penn Slaughter – b. 14 Nov 1875, Van Zandt Co., TX d. 2 Feb 1965, Denver, CO
m. Mahala Gertrude Hardegree
6. Howard C. Slaughter – b. 24 Sept 1905, Ben Wheeler, Van Zandt Co., TX
d. 5 Apr 1990, Colorado
7. DNA Participant
KIT 10442 descended from:
1. Edward Slaughter
2. William Slaughter born Abt. 1695 in Charles City, VA., and died in Unk. He married ?? OWEN Abt. 1722 in VA.
3. Owen Slaughter Sr. b. Abt. 1740, Nancemond Co., VA; d. 1811, Richmond Co, NC.
4. Owen Slaughter II
5. Owen Slaughter III
KIT 11990 contact: E mail: firstname.lastname@example.com William Slaughter
descended from:
1. Owen Slaughter, Sr.
2. Rev. Owen Slaughter, Jr.
3. Daniel McDonald Slaughter
4. John Thomas Slaughter
5. John Mack Slaughter
6. William Oscar Slaughter
7. Ralph Slaughter
KIT 9442 descended from:
1. William Slaughter (not absolutely positive on this one) b. about 1695 probably in Charles City, Virginia d. unknown
2. Owen Slaughter, Sr. b. 1736 in Prince George Co., VA or Nansemond, VA (?) d. 1811 in Richmond County, North Carolina
3. Owen Slaughter, Jr. b. about 1760 in Anson County, North Carolina d. 2/3/1830 in Richmond, Virginia
4. Daniel McDonald Slaughter b. 11/1/1788 in Richmond County, North Carolina d. 12/4/1884 in Fayetteville, Washington County, Arkansas
5. Owen David Slaughter b. 4/14/1830 in Richmond County, North Carolina d. 12/27/1907 in Washington County, Arkansas
KIT 9441 contact email: firstname.lastname@example.com Garey Slaughter
descended from:
1. Robert Slaughter b: 1671 in England d: 1726 in Essex Co., Va +Frances Ann Jones b: Abt. 1680 m: 1700
2. Francis Slaughter b: 1701 in Essex Co, Virginia d: 1765 in Culpeper, Orange, Virginia +Ann Lightfoot b: 22 Sep 1708 in Spotsylvania Co., VA m: 03 Jun 1729 in Spotsylvania, Virginia d: 1784 in Culpeper Co VA
3. Francis Slaughter, Jr b: 1730 in Culpeper, Orange, Virginia d: 1805 in Elizabethtown, Kentucky +Sarah Coleman d: 1793 in Culpeper, Orange, Virginia
4. Robert Coleman Slaughter b: 27 Jun 1776 in Culpepper, Orange, Virginia d: 23 Dec 1855 +Nancy Hynes b: 21 Mar 1778 m: 21 Dec 1797 d: 05 Nov 1840
5. Robert Coleman Slaughter b: 14 Mar 1819 in Elizabethtown, Hardin Co., KY d: 08 Jan 1901 Pasadena, LA, CA + Lucy Frances Posey m: 05 Jan 1845 + Theodora Hazen Capellar b: 02 Apr 1824 in West Hartford, Vermont m: 03 Nov 1852 d: 28 Mar 1891 in Pasadena, Los Angeles, CA
6. Herbert Jerome Slaughter b: 24 Feb 1856 in Newburgh, Indiana d: 04 Oct 1923 in Glendale, LA, CA + Alma Elizabeth Reynolds b: 04 Jan 1859 in Rock Island, Illinois m: 22 Jun 1886 in Atlantic, Cass, Iowa d: 27Aug 1925 in Anaheim, Los Angeles, California
7. Robert Coleman Slaughter b. 23 Sept 1888 in Pasadena, Los Angeles, Californis d: 28 Aug 1956 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California + Maude Lillian Tanner b: 08 Jan 1888 in Nashville, Tennessee m: 16 Jul 1910 in Los Angeles, LA CA d: 25 Oct 1972 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California
8. Robert Coleman Slaughter, Jr born 6 Aug 1911 in Los Angeles, Calif. died 3 May 2003 in Martinez, Contra Costa County, Calif.
KIT 23611 contact: e-mail: email@example.com
descended from:
1. Francis Slaughter and Elizabeth his wife
2. Francis Slaughter and Margaret his wife
3. Robert Slaughter and Frances Ann Jones daughter of Cadwallader Jones and Katherine his wife.
4. Francis Slaughter Born: ca 1701 in VA died in 1765 in Culpepper County, VA Married: 3 June 1729 in Spotsylvania County, VA to Ann Lightfoot born 22 September 1708 in Essex County, Virginia and died ca 1784
5. Reuben Slaughter Born: 1733 in VA He died ca 1818 in Kanawha County, VA Married 26 January 1759 in VA to Ann Poindexter
6. Robert Lewis (Robin) Slaughter Born: 25 April 1779 in VA died 29 April 1833 in Kanawha County, VA Married 25 October 1803 in Amherst County, VA to Mary Elizabeth Gilliam born ca 1782 in VA and died in 1861 in Callaway County, Missouri
7. Joseph Lightfoot Slaughter Born: 2 March 1824 in Kanawha County, VA (now West VA) He died in California when living with his brother Fenton Eurice Mercer Slaughter in Chula, San Bernardino County, California sometime between 1890 and 1900. Married: 16 September 1860 in Callaway County, MO to Delilah Jane Artman born in January 1839 in Randolph County, MO, Died after 1910 in MO
8. Edward Slaughter Born: 15 September 1881 in Callaway County, MO He died 1 November 1957 in Columbia, Boone County, MO Married: 15 November 1913 in Columbia, Boone County, MO to Susie Edna Palmer born: 7 February 1898 in Boone County, MO, Died: 2 January 1967 in Columbia, Boone County, MO
9. Kenneth Lee Roy Slaughter Born: 20 December 1918 in Kansas City, Wyandotte County, Kansas He died: 20 October 1991 in Boone County, Missouri Married: 4 December 1945 in Fayette, Howard County, MO to Cathleen (Catherline) Jenkins born: 5 December 1921 in Saverton, Ralls County, MO
Kit # N41402 contact e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Jim Slaughter
descended from:
1. Other than the recent National Geographic Genome Project's DNA testing results, I have no evidence/ information on the parents (or the forefathers) of my paternal great-grandfather, Atticus Slaughter.
2. My paternal great-grandfather, Atticus Slaughter was recorded in the USA 1880 census as having come from Lawrence County, Mississippi, and had moved to Ladonia, Texas. After marrying Flora Diane Barnes on April 7, 1878, he taught school in Ladonia County, Texas, near Caddo Mills. (Flora was born in Travis County, TX, on August 9, 1861, and died on August 18, 1923.) Atticus died in July, 1886, when his son William Curtis Slaughter, my paternal grandfather, was six years old.
3. William Curtis Slaughter, my paternal grandfather, was born on June 8, 1880, in Ladonia, TX (Fannin County). William's father was Atticus Slaughter; mother was Flora Diane Barnes. William married Maybelle Penick on August 12, 1908 in Justin, TX. Maybelle Penick was born on May 21, 1887 in Stony, TX (Wise County). William & Maybelle had three children, Eugene Edward Slaughter, my father, (born June 9, 1909), Clorienne, & Charles William (born August 30, 1919). Willaim Curtis died on August 17, 1940; Maybelle died on March 8, 1952. Both William Curtis & Maybelle are interred in Highland Cemetary in Durant, Oklahoma.
Kit # N88950 Contact: Steve Johnson e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Although there is not a surname match, the results from DNA testing suggests a link with the Slaughter lineage. I have no information on the heritage of my parental great-grandfather George Johnson.
descended from:
1. George Johnson b. UKN m. 23 Dec 1851 Butler Co., OH Beulah Pierson b. 5 Aug 1831 NJ d. 16 Jul 1905 NE. George disappeared from Fairhaven, Preble Co., OH sometime between 1855-1857. He had apparently taken a load of wheat into town and was returning with a rather large sum of money. The horse and cart returned home without George. Searches were unsuccessful and it was assumed he was robbed and murdered. George and Beulah had 2 children: Elizabeth Rebecca Johnson b. 29 Oct 1852, Preble Co., OH d. 24 Nov 1947 Colorado Springs, CO and Dair Thompson Johnson.
2. Dair Thompson Johnson b. 21 Jan 1855 in Fairhaven, Preble Co., OH d. 24 Dec 1924 in Weld Co., CO m. 26 Dec 1893 in Chicago, Cook Co., IL Luella G. Pangborn b. 27 Mar 1869 Freeport, Stephenson Co., IL d. 10 July 1957 Brighton, Adams Co., CO. Dair and Luella had 2 children: Audrey Alpha Johnson b. 10 Oct 1895 Chicago, Cook Co., IL d. 8 Mar 1985 Mt. Vernon, Jefferson Co., IL and Roscoe Pangborn Johnson.
3. Roscoe Pangborn Johnson (my father) b. 4 Apr 1898 Chicago, Cook Co., IL d. 10 Jan 1957 Denver, Denver Co., CO m. 1st Marion Eaton 1896-1953; m. 2nd Georgine Esther Thimmig b. 30 May 1913 Wellington, Larimer Co., CO d. 2 Dec 2005 Brighton, Adams Co., CO
4. DNA Test Participant
Kit 360797 contact email: email@example.com Erick Slaughter
descended from:
1. John Slaughter born about 1604 in Gloucester, England, sailed to Virginia aboard the ship "George" in 1617. Died in Rappahannock Co, VA. Married Anne.
2. Francis Slaughter born 1630. Married Elizabeth Underwood born 1632
3. Francis Slaughter born 1653. Married Margaret Hudson
4. Robert Slaughter born 1680. Married Frances Anne Jones
5. Francis Slaughter born 1701. Married Anne Lightfoot born 1708
6. John H. Slaughter born 1731. Married Mildred Coleman born 1735
John had a second wife Elizabeth Suggett born 1740.
7. Francis Lightfoot Slaughter born 1756. Married Fanny Latham on 26 May 1795
Francis had a second wife named Dolly
8. Elias Slaughter, Sr. born 1795. Married Dorothy Warble on 10 Dec 1814
Kit # 311659 contact email:firstname.lastname@example.com Debra (Slaughter) Erickson
descended from:
1. Francis M Slaughter b. unknown and Eliz Broon b. unknown
2. Francis Marion Slaughter b. abt 1847 Jackson Co. Illinois; married 2 June 1879 in Union Co. Illinois to marilda Evaline Pitts b. 1855 in Franklin Co. Tennessee
3. James Everett Slaughter b. 16 October 1885 in Jonesboro, Union Co. Illinois; died 13 October 1941 in Chaffee, Missouri
4.Donald James Slaughter b. 9 May 1927 in Chaffee, Missouri; died 8 March 2004 in Dundee, Oregon
5. Dna test participant
KIT 25988 contact email: email@example.com Jan Brown or firstname.lastname@example.com H. Leon Slaughter
DNA participant descended from:
1. John Slaughter (@1760-1812) m. Sarah (unknown), who may have been his second wife. John was from New Kent Co., VA, and served as a sergeant in the Illinois Regiment during the Revolutionary War. He settled in Greene Co., TN, @ 1782-97; Lincoln/Knox Co., KY, 1799-1809; Madison Co., Mississippi Territory (AL), 1810-1812 and died there.
2. Samuel Slaughter b. 1802, m. Elizabeth Wilder, Madison Co., AL, 1820 died 1842 TN; this family migrated to Harrison Co., then Van Zandt Co., TX.
3. John Rufus Slaughter married to Amanda.
4. Leslie Edward Slaughter married to Martha.
KIT 48705 Contact: email@example.com
descended from:
John Rufus Slaughter
Rufus Slaughter
Jack Ervin Slaughter; b.11-28-1913, Van Zandt Co., TX; d.2002, Dallas, TX
Kit 10418 Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com Billie Bain
descended from:
1. Edward Slaughter b ca 1695 d. ca 1740
2. William Slaughter b. ca 1730 Prince George Co.
3. Walter Slaughter b. b ca 1755 d. aft 1826 Lunenberg Co. VA Married Susannah Webb
4. William Webb Slaughter b. 1786 Orange Co. NC d. Apr 1850 MARRIED NANCY MOORE
5. Samuel Moore Slaughter, b. May 1818 LAWRENCE, MISSISSIPPI d. May 1902
6. John Morgan Slaughter, b. Feb 1864 MASON COUNTY, TEXAS d. Feb 1935
7. William Moore Slaughter b. Oct 1887 d. Apr 1985
Kit 82672 Contact e-mail: email@example.com Norman Slaughter
descended from:
William Slaughter B 1730 D 1762
Walter Slaughter B 1755 D 1826
Richard Slaughter B 1781 D 1856
John Slaughter B 1800 D 1870
"Jack" Reuben Slaughter B 1846 D 1894
William Elijah Slaughter B 1885 D 1969
"Willie" Alvin Thomas Slaughter B 1909 D 1985 "Al"
Kit 53961 Contact e-mail: James Slaughter firstname.lastname@example.com
descended from:
John Woodson Slaughter, Gr. Gr. Grandfather, DOB 2-5-1813, Sullivan Co. Tenn. DOD abt 1890 Christian Co. Ill. Supposedly, the Slaughters of Sullivan Co. came from near Oxford, Granville Co, North Carolina, where they had changed the spelling of their name from Schlotterer. Before emigrating to North Carolina they lived in the Germantown area of Philadelphia. In September 1749 two brothers named Jacob and Martin Schlotterer arrived in the Philadelphia area on a ship called the Chesterfield. It appears to me, they had come to America from Bodelshausen, Wertemburg Germany
John Thomas Slaughter, Gr. Grandfather, DOB 3-29-1846, Illinois, DOD 2-9-1840, Vermillion Co., Ill.
John Henry Slaughter, Grandfather, DOB 8-9-1874, Illinois, DOD Abt 1963
Thomas K Slaugther, Father, DOB 8-30-1907, Christian co. Ill., DOD 3-27-1969 Macon co. Ill
KIT 81959 Contact e-mail: Herbert Slaughter firstname.lastname@example.com
descended from:
Hans (or Hanns) Schlotter, b: c.1568,Hopfau, d.?
Conrad Schlotter, b. Feb. 24, 1604, d.?
Conrad Schlotter, b. March 4, 1643, d.?
Behrnhardt Schlotterer, b. May 16, 1671, d. ?
Jacob Schlotterer, b. Oct. 12, 1693, d. ?
Jacob Schlotterer, b. July 25, 1732, Bodelshausen, Wurtemberg, Germany, d. 1824.
Jacob Slaughter,( Jr)., b. 1767, Oxford, Granville County, NC, d. August 29, 1821.
Abraham Slaughter, b. 1790, Sullivan County, TN, d. ?
William Slaughter, b. 1812, Sullivan County, TN, d. 1907.
Dock Jefferson Slaughter, b. August 4, 1857, Monroe County, KY, d. November 14, 1922.
William H. Slaughter, b. March 29, 1892, Glasgow, KY, d. Feb. 7, 1963.
Charles Herbert Slaughter; b. October 5, 1914, Hodgensville, KY, d. May 1, 1962.
KIT 266093 Contact e-mail: Pat Fannin email@example.com
descended from:
William Slaughter b. circa 1800 Tennessee d. Unknown m. Harriet Sacker b. 1806-1812 d. 25 Oct.,1894
Martin Slaughter b. 10 Aug., 1837 Tn. d. 7 June, 1916 Ironton, Oh. m. Malinda Prichard Slaughter
James Riley Slaughter b. 20 May, 1867 Ironton, Oh. d. 1 July, 1933 Ironton, Oh. m. Lula Miller
Harry Slaughter, Sr. b. 28 Sept. 1897 Ironton, Oh. d. 20 June, 1975 Ironton, Ohio m. Della Imes
Harry Slaughter, Jr. b. 1 May, 1922 Ironton, Oh. d. 6 Oct., 2006 Scioto Co., Oh. m. Mildred Ritter
Living Slaughter
KIT 13176 contact email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Descended from:
1. Cornelius Benjamin Slaughter; b. April 19, 1824, Culpepper or Winchester, VA; d. Nov. 24, 1900 Wyoming; m. Alice Hammond 1853.
2. Theodore Slaughter: b. Nov. 1874 in Brookfield, MO; d. Feb., 1938; m. Isabella Ervin, 1900.
3. George Slaughter: b. Jan. 1905 in Wyoming; d. 1975, CA; m. Margaret Conte, 1934.
4. Martin Slaughter
Kit 124226 No Pedigree
Kit Number: 58419 contact e-mail: email@example.com Dorothy Lewis
DNA participant descended from:
1. Monroe Slaughter b. abt 1821, AL d. 1890. (date of death found in list of Masonic Deaths.) burial site is unknown, thought to be Campground Cemetery, Calhoun Co., AR married Tabitha Ann Mallard in Fayette Co., TN 1841
2. Samuel M. Slaughter b. May 1857, Calhoun Co., AR m. Julia A.F. Robertson Oct 18, 1882 in Bradley Co., AR b. Jersey, Bradley Co., AR she died, buried Shady Grove Cemetery, Jersey, Bradley Co., AR
3. Jesse Francis Slaughter b. April 13, 1883, Bradley Co., AR d. Dec. 18, 1960 m. Louaddie Mulligan 1909, in Union Co.,AR (both were living in Calhoun co., at that time.) b. Shady Grove Cemetery, Jersey, Bradley Co., AR
4. Marion T. Slaughter, b. Dec. 21, 1921, Bradley Co., AR buried Ringgold, GA.
Kit #187155 Contact: Bobby Slaughter, email: email@example.com
Monroe Slaughter b. 1821 d. 1890
William Henry Slaughter
Dock Wilson Slaughter
Bobby Slaughter
Father of DNA Participant Living
DNA Participant
Kit #37547 Contact: e-mail: email@example.com (Candace Gregory)
DNA Participant descended from:
William Ransom Slaughter (great,great grandfather) and brother of Samuel Moore Slaughter
Lee David Slaughter (great grandfather)
Carl Clinton Slaughter (grandfather)
Richard D. Slaughter, Sr. (father)
Kit 124226
252019 Contact: James Slater, E-mail: email@example.com
Descended from
Richard E. Slater ( b. 11/1867, England/Ireland; 7/2/1932) married to Margaret Roche (b. 3/1872, Ireland; d. ?)
Richard E. Slater (b. 7/1897, Baltimore, MD; d. 9/1960) married to Mary Madeline Brown (b. 3/1902; d. 9/25/1954), descended from
James Edward Slater, Sr. (b. 2/2/1923, Baltimore, MD; d. 6/29/1996) married to Marion Viola Thompson (b. 4/5/1925; d. 2/82006), descended from
DNA Participant
280147 Contact: James Slaughter email: firstname.lastname@example.com
descended from:
John Isaac Slaughter b:1/1/1820 in NC, d:9/19/1894 Washington county VA
+Allice b:1820 d:9/27/1898 Washington county VA
Alfred L Slaughter B:1870
+Louisa Grace Pettyjohn b:1876 Lynchburg VA
John Washington Slaughter b: 4/21/1896 Radford VA d:4/23/1944 Roanoke VA
+Vera Hunter b:6/4/1896 Micaville NC d:8/1/1986 Roanoke VA
James Walker Slaughter b:5/13/1928 Bristol TN d:9/2/1999 Central SC
+Virginia Riggins b:9/13/1929 Central SC
DNA Participant
KIT 17032 contact e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
I can trace my Slaughter back to Cottageville, Jackson Co, WV (Randolph Co, VA)
1. Abraham Slaughter b: 05 Jan 1797 in Virginia d: 25 Mar 1888 in Cottageville, Jackson Co, WV +Delilah Bibbee b: 28 Sep 1811 in , Mason Co., WV m: 12 Mar 1832 in Cottageville, Jackson Co, WV d: 25 Dec 1898 in , Jackson Co, WV
2. John M. Slaughter b: 12 Mar 1839 in Cottageville, Jackson Co, W. Virginia d: 25 Nov 1892 in ,Kingman Co, Kansas +Mary Ann Avery b: 06 Oct 1843 in Smthland, Livingston Co, KY m: 03 Feb 1859 in ?, Jackson Co, WV d: 15 Dec 1912 in Gibbon, Grant Co, OK
3. Abraham Slaughter b: 18 Mar 1861 in Cottageville, Jackson Co, WV d: 19 Mar 1942 in Anthony, Harper Co, Kansas +Minnie Cornelia Parson b: 27 Sep 1868 in, IA m: 17 Oct 1886 in , Kingman Co, KS d: 28 Nov 1939 in Manchester, Grant Co, OK
4. Floyd Emmit Slaughter b: 27 Dec 1887 in Kingman, Kingman Co, KS d: 09 Nov 1940 in Perryton, Ochiltree, TX +Harriet 'Hattie' Elizabeth Pitzer b: 07 Oct 1890 in Spivey, Kingman Co, KS m: 06 Jan 1909 in Wakita, Grant Co, OK d: 15 Nov 1951 in Wakita, Grant Co, OK
5. William Donald Slaughter b: 05 Jul 1911 in Gibbon, Grant Co, OK d: 26 Feb 1989 in Wakita, Grant Co, OK +Norma Otilla Meinecke b: 19 Mar 1919 in Herkimer, Marshall Co, Kansas Not m: Abt. 1938 in Enid, Garfield Co, OK
6. Kenneth Eugene Slaughter Herrmann
Kit Number: 33466 contact email: email@example.com Fay Slaughter Burt
descended from:
1. Henry Slaughter died or moved 1869-1872. Married to Elizabeth Clay.
2. John Franklin Slaughter b. ca 1869-72 d. April 18, 1946 in Cherokee County, AL. He married Faither Smith Jan 31, 1888 in Polk County, GA., daughter of George Smith and Catherine Peek. She was born Dec. 5, 1983 Cherokee County, AL, d. May 13, 1929 in Polk County, Cedartown, GA.
3. Albert Slaughter, b. 10/18/1892 Cherokee County, AL, d. 3/9/1954, Married (1) Emily Vernie Collins ca 1912, (2) Eunavista Reid, (3) Rener Lorrens
4. Clarence Slaughter b. 8/11/1914 d. 5/8/1987 in Anniston, Calhoun County, AL. married Ruby Mae Crawford on 7/3/1946 in Buchanan, GA. She was daughter of Henry P. Crawford and Minnie O. Martin.
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Anyone having WiFi problems? It may just be my school's wifi..but usually it works for me on my phone. Ever since i updated to ICS, my wifi hasn't worked at all..
Okay so after i installed ICS, i did a factory reset.Would that have messed something up for my wifi connection?
If your wifi needs an encryption key, you have lost the key because of the reset.... Other than that, I don't have any good ideas. Wifi shouldn't really have been affected much by ICS.
I mean it's the Universities internet so i just need my Username and Password but it doesn't work at all for some reason.. it's pretty strange.. but the Wi-Fi here is known for being awful.
I have had a problem staying on WiFi, both at home and at work. Have strong signals at both locations, and the phone will (sometimes) connect, but doesn't want to stay connected. If I power off the phone and then restart (kinda like a desktop computer) then it will sometimes connect again. I have pulled the battery several times, and that will also help, but it still eventually drops the connection. When this happens, the phone can detect the network, it just won't connect.
I'm having problems too at work (a University). Might be a problem when the phone has to automatically switch from one access point to another as I move around the buildings. I noticed even though I was right under an AP the phone would show a weak signal as if it was still connected to the last AP. Didn't have this problem before ICS.
Hmmmm, lotsa posts, no solutions. My stock ICS WiFi rocks everywhere always EXCEPT if I try to use my wife's stock Bionic ICS hotspot FROM my stock Bionic ICS. The parts that make it difficult to diagnose is that My Bionic works on all other WiFi I've tried it on, AND my notebook computer rocks on the wife's hotspot even when my Bionic acts like it's on a 300 baud modem (giving away my age). The plot thickens - I get normal, expected ping times to the world from my fone through her fone hotspot. I've changed channels on her hotspot, no luck (we ARE out in the sticks, so there are NO other WiFi sigs here), I've changed the broadcast SSID, I've deleted and re-connected from my end, I've brought mine up in 'safe' mode, I even got drastic and did a full FDR on mine. NADA. It reminds me of a munged ARP or DNS lookup table, but I don't know just how to clear that in this OS... and besides, remember that my fone does just fine through any WiFi except her hotspot, and it doesn't make sense that it's her hotspot because my notebook puter rocks through it A-OK. Someone please throw a rotten tomato at me and tell me the obvious fix I'm missing, please! adTHANKSvance, rp


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While pain control in children has been poor in the past, pain control in neonates has been virtually neglected. In this review, I examine the rationalizations for not treating pain in neonates, then discuss three areas where pain control needs improvement, specifically, in surgical anesthesia, in analgesia for circumcision, and in analgesia following surgery. Suggestions are made for improving care in all three spheres.
1. Booker PD. (1987). Postoperative analgesia for neonates? Anaesthesia; 42:343-345.
2. Lipsitt LP. (1977). The study of sensory and learning processes of the newborn. Clin Perinatol; 4:163-186.
3. Richards MPM, Bernal JF, Brackbill Y. (1976). Early behavioral differences: Gender or circumcision? Develop Psychobiol; 9:89-95.
4. Friesen RH, Lichtor JL. (1982). Cardiovascular depression during halothane anesthesia in infants: A study of three induction techniques. Anesth Analg; 61:42-45.
5. Anand KJS, Sippell WG, Aynsley-Green A. (1987). Randomised trial of fentanyl anaesthesia in preterm babies undergoing surgery: effects on the stress response. Lancet; 1:244-248.
6. Lenard H-G. (1987). Anaesthesia and surgery in children, [Letter]. Lancet; 1:750.
7. Wilkinson DJ. (1987). Anaesthesia and surgery in children, [Letter]. Lancet; 1:750.
8. Anand KJS, Sippell WG, Aynsley-Green A. (1987). Anaesthesia and surgery in children, [Letter]. Lancet; 1:750-751.
9. Committee on Fetus and Newborn, Committee on Drugs, section on Anesthesiology, section on Surgery: Neonatal Anesthesia. Pediatrics 1987;80:446.
10. Berry FA, Gregory GA. (1987). Do premature infants require anesthesia for surgery? Anesthesiology; 67:291-293.
11. Wiswell TE, Smith FR, Bass JW. (1985). Decreased incidence of urinary tract infections in circumcised male infants. Pediatrics; 75:901-903.
12. Wiliamson PS, Williamson ML (1983). Physiologic stress reduction by a local anesthetic during newborn circumcision. Pediatrics; 71:36-40.
13. Rawlings DJ, Miller PA, Engel RR. (1980). The effect of circumcision on transcutaneous p02 in term infants. Am J Dis Child; 134:676-678.
14. Talbert LM, Kraybill EN, Potter HD. (1975). Adrenal cortical response to circumcision in the neonate. Obstet Gynecol; 48:208-210.
15. Emde RN, Harmon RJ, Metcalf D, Koening KL, Wagonfeld S. (1971). Stress and neonatal sleep. Psychosom Med; 33:491-497.
16. Anders TF, Chalemian RJ. (1974). The effects of circumcision on sleep-wake states in human neonates. Psychosom Med; 36:174-179.
17. Marshal] RE, Stratton WC, Moore JA, Boxerman SB. (1980). Circumcision I: Effects upon newborn behavior. Infant Behav Devel; 3:1-14.
18. Kirya C, Werthmann MW. (1978). Neonatal circumcision and penile dorsal nerve block-a painless procedure. J Pediatr; 92:998-1000.
19. Lynn AM, Slattery JT. (1987). Morphine pharmacokinetics in early infancy. Anesthesiology; 66:136-139.
20. Kupferberg HJ, Way EL. (1963). Pharmacologic basis for the increased sensitivity of the newborn rat to morphine. Pharmacol Exper Ther; 141:105-112.
Donald C. Tyler, M.D.
Donald C. Tyler, M.D. is an Associate Professor of Anesthesiology & Pediatrics and the Co-Director of the Multidisciplinary Pain Service, Children's Hospital & Medical Center, Seattle, Washington. Address reprint requests to the author at the Children's Hospital & Medical Center.
JOURNAL OF PRENATAL AND PERINATAL PSYCHOLOGY AND HEALTH publishes research and clinical articles from the cutting edge of the science of prenatal and perinatal psychology and health. The journal, published quarterly since 1986, is dedicated to the in-depth exploration human reproduction and pregnancy and the mental and emotional development of the unborn and newborn child.


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Remote Debugging of a Project Built Locally
This topic applies to:
Visual Studio Edition | Visual Basic | C# | C++ | J# | Web Dev |
Express Edition | No | No | No | No | No |
Standard Edition | No | No | No | No | No |
Pro/Team Edition | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
You may want to take a project that is built locally and run the executable on a remote machine for debugging. This topic explains how to change your local project settings to run the executable on a remote machine.
These examples assume that remote debugging has already been set up on the remote machine (or that you are running the remote debugger from a share). If you need to install remote debugging on the remote machine, see Remote Debugging Setup.
Visual C++
This example assumes that you have an MFC project mymfc built on machine local1. You want to run the application mymfc.exe on machine remote1 and debug using the Visual Studio debugger on machine local1.
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The dialog boxes and menu commands you see might differ from those described in Help depending on your active settings or edition. To change your settings, choose Import and Export Settings on the Tools menu. For more information, see Visual Studio Settings. |
To prepare the remote machine
Start up msvsmon on remote1. For more information, see How to: Run the Remote Debugging Monitor.)
Copy the executable mymfc.exe to a location on the remote machine. This example will use c:\temp\mymfc.exe.
To prepare the local machine
From the Project menu, choose Properties.
In the mymfc Property Pages dialog box, open the Configuration Properties folder and select the Debugging category.
Change Debugger to launch to Remote Windows Debugger.
For the Remote Command setting, enter c:\temp\mymfc.exe.
Change Working Directory to the directory where your project is located.
For the Remote Server Name setting, enter remote1.
Change Connection to Remote with Windows Authentication.
Change Debugger Type from Auto to Native Only (because you know you are debugging native code).
Click OK.
Set the Symbol Path to a location on local1 where the debug symbols can be found. Native remote debugging cannot use symbols from a remote machine, so you must give a local location. For more information see How to: Specify a Symbol Path.
From the Debug menu, choose Start and begin debugging.
Visual C#/Visual Basic
This example assumes that you have a Windows Application project mywin4m built on machine local1. You want to run the application mywin4m.exe on machine remote1 and debug using the Visual Studio .NET debugger on machine local1.
To prepare the remote machine
Copy the executable mywin4m.exe to a location on the remote machine (for this example, c:\temp\mywin4m.exe., along with the associated PDB (mywin4m.pdb) and DLLs or other files necessary to run the program.
To prepare the local machine
From the Project menu, choose Properties.
In the mywin4m properties page, click Debug.
For the Start Action setting, select Start external program and in the adjacent text box, enter c:\temp\mywin4m.exe.
Under Start Options, in the Working directory box, enter c:\temp.
Select Use remote machine and enter remote1 in the adjacent text box.
In the Command line arguments box, enter any arguments you want to pass to your application on the remote machine.
If you want to do mixed-mode debugging of managed and unmanaged code, select Enable unmanaged code debugging.
Start the Remote Debugging Monitor on the remote machine. (See How to: Run the Remote Debugging Monitor.)
From the Debug menu, choose Start and begin debugging.


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You can form the sweet-potato pancakes up to six hours ahead, leaving only a quick frying before serving.
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I have made these a number of times to serve as an appetizer and they always gets rave reviews. I generally make them ahead and freeze them. They freeze beautifully and can be quickly thawed and reheated on a sheet pan for 5 minutes in a 400 degree oven just before serving.
This dish was the crowd favourite this year. With all the helpful user comments, we made adjustments to this recipe. We used the orange fleshed yams that we had on hand, used 160 mL pastry flour, 80 mL all purpose flour, and 3 eggs. Because this recipe was quite wet, forming a ball was not possible without a 1 oz cookie scoop. We were able to cook 6 bite sized pancakes in a large non-stick frying pan at one time--helping reduce the cooking oil, and the cooking time for the entire recipe. Adjust the cooking temperature accordingly, and flip the pancakes when the sides are dry to touch.
These were very nice indeed. They are a little soft and delicate but manageable.
A "quick frying"", huh? I just spent about two hours frying all those little pancakes up. What a mess. They don't taste bad, but since I don't have any caviar or sour cream (just tapenade), I can't really recommend making this or not. I do suggest, however, that if you have any kind of life at all you will not want to.
I have to say, I was INCREDIBLY skeptical about this recipe. I only tried it because I had all the ingredients on hand and was throwing a dinner party. Having said that, these were DELICIOUS! Everyone raved over them, and I am completely in love. I will make these again, and again, and again. The only change I made was to add more flour (after reading reviews about them not holding together well). I used about 1/3-3/4 cup whole wheat flour, and it wasn't noticeable taste or texture-wise, but they did fry up incredibly well.
Absolutely delicious! A few tips from my experience might come in handy... I overcooked the potatoes slightly so added another egg and another spoonful of flour to thicken the mixture. Otherwise it was too watery and didn't hold together. Because it was a little soupy, I dropped it by teaspoonfuls into a very hot skillet and let it brown first before flattening it out and turning it. All to keep them from falling apart and small enough to eat in one bite. Also found they hold together much better if they're very browned rather than only slightly. Should look as dark as the picture. They're very light and super flavorful, and have a very impressive look. I'll definitely make them again, this recipe is a keeper!
We make this recipe every year for Hanukkah. One important tip: flatten these latkes on the baking sheet with your hand before putting in oil. Otherwise, your spatula will make them break apart when flattening.
wonderful wonderful wonderful. will make again!
Served this for my annual Christmas party. It got raves from all my hard to please friends. I did a run through on the pancakes. First time around they were difficult. The key is to make the pancakes as small as possible. They should be small enough to eat in one bite.
This dish was an excellent starter. Only two things I would change: I would have cooked the pancakes much further in advance. The recipe reads like it needs to be done right before serving, but I reckon it could be done several hours before. I would also increase the flour as the pancakes were too moist and some fell apart in cooking. Also, I needed more oil than the 3 tbsp called for.


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So I sent my wheels out to be refinished since they were starting to look bad. Got new tires to while I was at it. Dunlop Direzza's on all 4 wheels. Had small bends on 2 of the rims, so got them straightened, and all 4 refinished.
They look great very nice looking wheels. I have been toying with having my rims refinished. They are silver now and have gotten scratched up no curb rash and I dont think they are any bends but couldnt promise with the streets around here. I was thinking going a dark gray. What do you think it would cost for something like this? Do you know what the process is to refinishing? Johan
There are companies that specify in wheels. I used a place called NUWheel out here in Tucson AZ. They charge 125 a wheel to straighten and refinish. I'm sure you can find someone near you that does this. When I lived in NJ there was a place in Bath PA that does wheels. Wheel Collision. Very good guys, not sure how much they charged though.
Down in Miami, Wheel Repair Specialists Inc, charged me $100 per corner for straightening and refinishing. Its nice having my 2003 E39 looking dapper in her cleaned "new" wheels. -- I share the feeling SuperBimmer


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In this podcast, Ricardo Vargas talks about the new edition of the PMBOK guide. He also talks about the main changes in the guide and explains that the PMBOK is aligned with the other PMI standards and using the same terminology. The publication's navigation is easy, fluent and direct. This podcast was recorded only in Brazilian Portuguese. The link below is for the Brazilian Portuguese version.
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Betty Ford
Betty Ford | |
Betty Ford Official Portrait, 1974
First Lady of the United States | |
In role August 9, 1974 – January 20, 1977 |
President | Gerald Ford |
Preceded by | Pat Nixon |
Succeeded by | Rosalynn Carter |
Second Lady of the United States | |
In role December 6, 1973 – August 9, 1974 |
President | Richard Nixon |
Preceded by | Judy Agnew (Oct. 1973) |
Succeeded by | Happy Rockefeller (Dec. 1974) |
Chairperson of the Betty Ford Center | |
In office 1982–2005 |
Preceded by | Position established |
Succeeded by | Susan Ford |
Personal details | |
Born | Elizabeth Ann Bloomer April 8, 1918 Chicago, Illinois, U.S. |
Died | July 8, 2011 Rancho Mirage, California, U.S. |
(aged 93)
Resting place | Gerald R. Ford Museum Grand Rapids, Michigan, U.S. |
Political party | Republican |
Spouse(s) | William Warren (m. 1942; div. 1947) Gerald Ford (m. 1948; d. 2006) |
Children | |
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Elizabeth Ann "Betty" Ford (née Bloomer; April 8, 1918 – July 8, 2011) was First Lady of the United States from 1974 to 1977, as the wife of the 38th President of the United States, Gerald Ford. As First Lady, she was active in social policy and created precedents as a politically active presidential wife.[1]
Throughout her husband's term in office, she maintained high approval ratings despite opposition from some conservative Republicans who objected to her more moderate and liberal positions on social issues. Ford was noted for raising breast cancer awareness following her 1974 mastectomy. In addition, she was a passionate supporter of, and activist for, the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA). Pro-choice on abortion and a leader in the Women's Movement, she gained fame as one of the most candid first ladies in history, commenting on every hot-button issue of the time, including feminism, equal pay, the ERA, sex, drugs, abortion, and gun control. She also raised awareness of addiction when in the 1970s, she announced her long-running battle with alcoholism and substance abuse, being the first First Lady to do so.
Following her White House years, she continued to lobby for the ERA and remained active in the feminist movement. She was the founder, and served as the first chair of the board of directors, of the Betty Ford Center for substance abuse and addiction. She was awarded the Congressional Gold Medal (co-presentation with her husband, Gerald R. Ford, October 21, 1998) and the Presidential Medal of Freedom (presented 1991 by George H. W. Bush).
Early life and careerEdit
She was born Elizabeth Ann Bloomer in 1918 in Chicago, Illinois, the third child and only daughter of Hortense (née Neahr; July 11, 1884 – November 20, 1948) and William Stephenson Bloomer, Sr. (July 19, 1874 – July 18, 1934), who was a traveling salesman for Royal Rubber Co.[2] She was called Betty as a child.
Hortense and William married on Nov 9, 1904 in Chicago. Betty's two older brothers were Robert and William Jr. After the family lived briefly in Denver, Colorado, she grew up in Grand Rapids, Michigan, where she graduated from Central High School.[3]
After the 1929 stock market crash, when Bloomer was aged 11, she began to earn money by modeling clothes and teaching children popular dances, such as the foxtrot, waltz, and big apple. She also entertained and worked with children with disabilities at the Mary Free Bed Home for Crippled Children. She studied dance at the Calla Travis Dance Studio, graduating in 1935.[2][4]
When Betty Bloomer was age 16, her father died of carbon monoxide poisoning in the family's garage while working under their car, despite the garage doors being open.[5][6] He died the day before his 60th birthday.[2]
In 1936, after Bloomer graduated from high school, she proposed continuing her study of dance in New York City, but her mother refused. Instead, she attended the Bennington School of Dance in Bennington, Vermont, for two summers, where she studied under director Martha Hill with choreographers Martha Graham and Hanya Holm. After being accepted by Graham as a student, Bloomer moved to New York City to live in its Manhattan's Chelsea neighborhood; she worked as a fashion model for the John Robert Powers firm in order to finance her dance studies. She joined Graham's auxiliary troupe and eventually performed with the company at Carnegie Hall in New York City.[2]
Her mother opposed her daughter's choice of a career and insisted that she move home, but Bloomer resisted. They finally came to a compromise: Bloomer had to return home for six months, but if she still wanted to return to New York City at the end of that time, her mother would not protest further. Bloomer became immersed in her life in Grand Rapids and did not return to New York. Her mother remarried, to family friend and neighbor Arthur Meigs Goodwin, and Bloomer lived with them. She got a job as assistant to the fashion coordinator for Herpolsheimer's, a local department store. She also organized her own dance group and taught dance at various sites in Grand Rapids.[2]
Marriages and familyEdit
In 1942, Elizabeth Bloomer married William G. Warren,[3] who worked for his father in insurance sales, and whom she had known since she was 12. William Warren began selling insurance for another company shortly after their marriage. He later worked for Continental Can Co., and after that for Widdicomb Furniture. The couple moved frequently because of his work. At one point, they lived in Toledo, Ohio, where Elizabeth was employed at the department store Lasalle & Koch as a demonstrator, a job that entailed being a model and saleswoman. She worked a production line for a frozen-food company in Fulton, New York. When they returned to Grand Rapids, she worked again at Herpolsheimer's, this time as "The" Fashion Coordinator.[7] Warren was an alcoholic and in poor health. Just after Betty decided to file for divorce, he went into a coma. She took care of him for another two years as he convalesced, at his family's home. She stayed upstairs while he was nursed downstairs. After he recovered, they were divorced on September 22, 1947, on the grounds of "excessive, repeated cruelty".[2] They had no children.
On October 15, 1948, Elizabeth married Gerald Ford, a lawyer and World War II veteran, at Grace Episcopal Church, in Grand Rapids. Gerald Ford was then campaigning for what would be his first of thirteen terms as a member of the U.S. House of Representatives. In the first of adjustments for politics, he asked her to delay the wedding until shortly before the elections because, as The New York Times reported, "Jerry was running for Congress and wasn't sure how voters might feel about his marrying a divorced ex-dancer."[2][8]
Gerald and Elizabeth Ford had four children together: Michael Gerald Ford (born 1950), John Gardner Ford (nicknamed Jack; born 1952), Steven Meigs Ford (born 1956), and Susan Elizabeth Ford (born 1957).[9] Betty Ford never spanked or hit her children, believing that there were better, more constructive ways to deal with discipline and punishment.[10]
The Fords moved to the Virginia suburbs of Washington, D.C., and lived there for twenty-five years. Gerald Ford rose to become the highest-ranking Republican in the House. After Spiro Agnew resigned as Vice President in 1973, President Richard Nixon appointed Gerald Ford to the position. He succeeded to the presidency in 1974, upon Nixon's resignation in the wake of the Watergate scandal.[11]
The Fords, who were married 58 years until Gerald's death, were among the more openly affectionate First Couples in United States history. Neither was shy about their mutual love and equal respect, and they were known to have a strong personal and political partnership.[12]
First Lady of the United StatesEdit
National power, influence, and candorEdit
Reporters wondered what kind of first lady Ford would be, as they thought her predecessor, Pat Nixon, as noted by one reporter, to be the "most disciplined, composed first lady in history."[13] In the opinion of The New York Times and several presidential historians, "Mrs. Ford's impact on American culture may be far wider and more lasting than that of her husband, who served a mere 896 days, much of it spent trying to restore the dignity of the office of the president."[14]
Steinhauer of the New York Times described Ford as "a product and symbol of the cultural and political times — doing the Bump dance along the corridors of the White House, donning a mood ring, chatting on her CB radio with the handle First Mama — a housewife who argued passionately for equal rights for women, a mother of four who mused about drugs, abortion and premarital sex aloud and without regret."[15] In 1975, in an interview with McCall's, Ford said that she was asked just about everything, except for how often she and the president had sex. "And if they'd asked me that I would have told them," she said, adding that her response would be, "As often as possible."[6]
She was open about the benefits of psychiatric treatment, and spoke understandingly about marijuana use and premarital sex. The new First Lady noted during a televised White House tour that she and the President shared the same bed. Ford was a guest on 60 Minutes and, in a characteristically candid interview, she discussed how she would counsel her daughter if she was having an affair. She said she "would not be surprised" by that,[16] and also acknowledged that her children may have experimented with marijuana, which was popular among the young. Some conservatives called her "No Lady" for her comments and demanded her "resignation", but her overall approval rating was at a high seventy-five percent. As she later said, during her husband's failed 1976 presidential campaign, "I would give my life to have Jerry have my poll numbers."[15]
Her outspoken comments also caused President Ford's advisors dismay due to their attempts at restoring America's composure in the wake of Watergate.[17]
Social policy and political activismEdit
During her time as First Lady, Ford was an outspoken advocate of women's rights and was a prominent force in the Women's Movement of the 1970s. She supported the proposed ERA and lobbied state legislatures to ratify the amendment, and took on opponents of the amendment. She was also un-apologetically pro-choice.[18] Her active political role prompted Time to call her the country's "Fighting First Lady" and name her a Woman of the Year in 1975, as representing American women, along with other feminist icons.[1]
For a time, it was unclear whether Gerald Ford shared his wife's pro-choice viewpoint. In December 1999, he told interviewer Larry King that he, too, was pro-choice and had been criticized for that stance by conservative forces within the Republican Party.[18]
Health and breast cancer awarenessEdit
Weeks after Ford became First Lady, she underwent a mastectomy for breast cancer on September 28, 1974, after having been diagnosed with the disease.[19] Ford decided to be open about her illness because "There had been so much cover-up during Watergate that we wanted to be sure there would be no cover-up in the Ford administration."[20] Her openness about her cancer and treatment raised the visibility of a disease that Americans had previously been reluctant to talk about.
"When other women have this same operation, it doesn't make any headlines," she told Time. "But the fact that I was the wife of the President put it in headlines and brought before the public this particular experience I was going through. It made a lot of women realize that it could happen to them. I'm sure I've saved at least one person — maybe more."[21]
Adding to heighten public awareness of breast cancer were reports that several weeks after Ford's cancer surgery, Happy Rockefeller, the wife of vice president Nelson Rockefeller, also had a mastectomy.[21] The spike in women self-examining after Ford went public with the diagnosis led to an increase in reported cases of breast cancer, a phenomenon known as the "Betty Ford blip".[20]
The artsEdit
As First Lady, Ford was an advocate of the arts; she was instrumental in gaining award of the Presidential Medal of Freedom for choreographer and dancer Martha Graham in 1976. She received an award from Parsons The New School for Design in recognition of her style.[2]
Conceding the 1976 electionEdit
After Gerald Ford's defeat by Jimmy Carter in the 1976 Presidential election she delivered her husband's concession speech because he had lost his voice while campaigning.[9]
Post-White House careerEdit
After leaving the White House in 1977, Ford continued to lead an active public life. In addition to founding the Betty Ford Center, she remained active in women's issues, taking on numerous speaking engagements and lending her name to charities for fundraising.[22]
The Betty Ford CenterEdit
In 1978, the Ford family staged an intervention and forced her to confront her alcoholism and an addiction to opioid analgesics, which had been prescribed in the early 1960s for a pinched nerve.[2] "I liked alcohol," she wrote in her 1987 memoir. "It made me feel warm. And I loved pills. They took away my tension and my pain". She went into treatment for substance abuse.
In 1982, after her recovery, she established the Betty Ford Center (initially called the Betty Ford Clinic) in Rancho Mirage, California, for the treatment of chemical dependency,[23] including treating the children of alcoholics.[24] She served as chair of the board of directors. She also co-authored with Chris Chase a book about her treatment, Betty: A Glad Awakening (1987). In 2003, Ford produced another book, Healing and Hope: Six Women from the Betty Ford Center Share Their Powerful Journeys of Addiction and Recovery. In 2005, Ford relinquished her chair of the center's board of directors to her daughter Susan. She had held the top post at the center since its founding.[12]
Barbara Bush, one of Ford's successors as First Lady, observed that Ford, after discovering she was dependent on drugs, "transformed her pain into something great for the common good. Because she suffered, there will be more healing. Because of her grief, there will be more joy."[25]
Women's movementEdit
Ford continued to be an active leader and activist of the feminist movement after the Ford administration. She continued to strongly advocate and lobby politicians and state legislatures for passage of the ERA. In 1977, President Jimmy Carter appointed Ford to the second National Commission on the Observance of International Women's Year (the first had been appointed by President Ford). That same year, she joined First Ladies Lady Bird Johnson and Rosalynn Carter to open and participate in the National Women's Conference in Houston, Texas, where she endorsed measures in the convention's National Plan of Action, a report sent to the state legislatures, the U.S. Congress, and the President on how to improve the status of American women.[26] Ford continued to be an outspoken supporter of equal pay for women, breast cancer awareness, and the ERA throughout her life.[27]
In 1978, the deadline for ratification of the ERA was extended from 1979 to 1982, resulting largely from a march of a hundred thousand people on Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington. The march was led by prominent feminist leaders, including Ford, Bella Abzug, Elizabeth Chittick, Betty Friedan and Gloria Steinem. In 1981, Eleanor Smeal, the National Organization for Women's president, announced Ford's appointment to be the co-chair, with Alan Alda, of the ERA Countdown Campaign.[28] As the deadline approached, Ford led marches, parades and rallies for the ERA with other feminists, including First Daughter Maureen Reagan and various Hollywood actors. Ford was credited with rejuvenating the ERA movement and inspiring more women to continue working for the ERA. She visited states, including Illinois, where ratification was believed to have the most realistic chance of passing.[29] The amendment did not receive enough states' ratification. In 2004, Ford reaffirmed her pro-choice stance and her support for the 1973 U.S. Supreme Court decision in Roe v. Wade, as well as her belief in and support for the ratification of the ERA.[30]
Later life and honorsEdit
In 1987, Ford underwent quadruple coronary bypass surgery and recovered without complications.
In November 18, 1991, she was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom by President George H.W. Bush[2][31] and a Congressional Gold Medal in 1999. That same year, a Golden Palm Star on the Palm Springs Walk of Stars was dedicated to her and her husband.[32]
On May 8, 2003, Ford received the Woodrow Wilson Award in Los Angeles for her public service, awarded by the Woodrow Wilson Center of the Smithsonian Institution.[2]
During these years, she and her husband resided in Rancho Mirage and in Beaver Creek, Colorado.[2] Gerald Ford died, aged 93, of heart failure on December 26, 2006 at their Rancho Mirage home. Despite her advanced age and own frail physical condition, Ford traveled across the country and took part in the funeral events in California, Washington, D.C., and Michigan.[2]
Following her husband's death, Ford continued to live in Rancho Mirage. Poor health and increasing frailty due to operations in August 2006 and April 2007 for blood clots in her legs caused her to largely curtail her public life. Her ill health prevented her from attending Lady Bird Johnson's funeral in July 2007; her daughter Susan Ford represented her mother at the funeral service.[2]
Death and funeralEdit
Betty Ford died of natural causes on July 8, 2011, at Eisenhower Medical Center in Rancho Mirage, aged 93.[9][33]
Funeral services were held in Palm Desert, California, on July 12, 2011, with over 800 people in attendance, including former president George W. Bush, First Lady Michelle Obama and former first ladies Rosalynn Carter, Nancy Reagan and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.[22] Rosalynn Carter, Cokie Roberts and Geoffrey Mason, a member of the Board of the Betty Ford Center delivered eulogies.
On July 13, her casket was flown to Grand Rapids where it lay in repose at the Gerald Ford Museum overnight.[34]
On July 14, a second service was held at Grace Episcopal Church with eulogies given by Lynne Cheney, former Ford Museum director Richard Norton Smith, and Ford's son Steven. In attendance were former President Bill Clinton, former Vice President Dick Cheney and former first lady Barbara Bush.[22] In her remarks, Mrs. Cheney noted that July 14 would have been Gerald Ford's 98th birthday.[35] After the service, she was buried next to her husband on the museum grounds.[34]
In 1985, Ford received the Award for Greatest Public Service Benefiting the Disadvantaged, an award given out annually by Jefferson Awards.[36]
- Ford, Betty; Chase, Chris (1978). The Times of My Life. New York City, New York: Harper & Row. ISBN 978-0-06-011298-1.
- Ford, Betty; Chase, Chris (1987). Betty — A Glad Awakening. Garden City, New York: Doubleday. ISBN 978-0-385-23502-0.
- Ford, Betty; Betty Ford Center (2003). Healing and Hope — Six Women from the Betty Ford Center Share Their Powerful Journeys of Addiction and Recovery. New York City, New York: Putnam (Penguin Group). ISBN 978-0-399-15138-5.
See alsoEdit
- ^ a b Staff (March 3, 1975). "Women: A Fighting First Lady". Time. Retrieved July 15, 2011.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n Staff (n.d.). "First Lady Biography — Betty Ford". National First Ladies' Library. Retrieved July 10, 2011.
- ^ a b Ford, Betty; Chase, Chris (1978). The Times of My Life. p. 22.
- ^ "Betty Ford Dies at Age 93; A Look Back on the Former First Lady". Business 2 Community.
- ^ Ford, Betty; Chase, Chris (1978). The Times of My Life. p. 21.
- ^ a b Tucker, Neely (December 29, 2006). "Betty Ford, Again Putting On a Brave Face". The Washington Post. Retrieved July 16, 2011.
- ^ Ford, Betty; Chase, Chris (1978). The Times of My Life. pp. 39, 41.
- ^ Abstract; subscription required for full article) Jane Howard (December 8, 1974). "Forward Day by Day; The 38th First Lady: Not a Robot At All", The New York Times, Retrieved July 16, 2011.
- ^ a b c (registration required) Nemy, Enid (July 8, 2011). "Betty Ford, Former First Lady, Dies at 93". The New York Times. Retrieved July 9, 2011.
- ^ Ashley, Jeffrey S. (2003). Betty Ford: A Symbol of Strength. Nova Publishers. p. 52. ISBN 978-1-59033-407-2.
- ^ "The Watergate Story - The Washington Post". The Washington Post.
- ^ a b Video documentary (May 16, 2009). Betty Ford — The Real Deal (requires Adobe Flash; 57 minutes). PBS NewsHour (via Public Broadcasting Service). Retrieved July 10, 2011.
- ^ *Anthony, Carl Sferrazza (1991). First Ladies: The Saga of the Presidents' Wives and Their Power; 1961–1990 (Volume II). New York City: William Morrow and Company. p. 220. ISBN 978-0-688-10562-4.
- ^ "Betty Ford's Legacy Wide and Lasting"[permanent dead link], National Journal, 9 July 2011
- ^ a b Steinhauer, Jennifer (December 31, 2006). ""Back in View, a First Lady With Her Own Legacy", The New York Times. Retrieved July 16, 2011.
- ^ Staff (n.d.). "Elizabeth "Betty" Ford". Miller Center of Public Affairs. Retrieved July 11, 2011.
- ^ "Former First Lady Betty Ford Dies at 93". BET.com. July 9, 2011.
- ^ a b Transcript (December 30, 2006). "Special Encore Presentation — Interview with Gerald Ford". Larry King Live. CNN. Retrieved July 11, 2011.
- ^ "A Leading Lady," Cancer Today magazine, Fall 2012
- ^ a b Gibbs, Nancy (July 8, 2011). "Betty Ford, 1918–2011". Time. Retrieved July 16, 2011.
- ^ a b Staff (November 4, 1974). "Breast Cancer: Fear and Facts". Time. Retrieved July 11, 2011.
- ^ a b c Staff (July 14, 2011). "After Funeral Service, Betty Ford Buried Next to Husband". MSNBC. Retrieved July 16, 2011.
- ^ "Addiction Treatment - Betty Ford Center - Rancho Mirage, CA". bettyfordcenter.org.
- ^ "Betty Ford targets children of addicted families". USA Today. January 16, 2002.
- ^ Bush, Barbara (2015). Barbara Bush: A Memoir. Scribner. p. 180. ISBN 978-1501117787.
- ^ Staff (n.d.). "The Conference". Background material on the documentary film Sisters of '77 (2005), aired on Independent Lens (via Public Broadcasting Service). Retrieved July 16, 2011.
- ^ Barth-Werb, Zoë (July 12, 2011). "Former First Lady and Women's Rights Advocate: Betty Ford". Blog of Rights. ACLU. Retrieved July 16, 2011.
- ^ Smeal, Eleanor (opinion essay) (July 9, 2011). "Betty Ford, Champion of Women's Rights". CNN. Archived from the original on July 16, 2011. Retrieved July 16, 2011.
- ^ Carabillo, Toni; Meuli, Judith; Csida, June Bundy (1993). Feminist Chronicles 1953–1993. Los Angeles, California: Women's Graphics (via Feminist Majority Foundation). ISBN 978-0-9634912-0-6. Retrieved July 16, 2011.
- ^ Stanley, Tim (opinion essay) (July 9, 2011). "Betty Ford's death marks the passing of a lost generation of moderate Republican women". The Daily Telegraph. UK. Retrieved January 6, 2012.
- ^ Staff (November 16, 2010). "Heroes of the Presidential Medal of Freedom" (PDF file; 806 KB). National First Ladies' Library. p. 3. Retrieved July 16, 2011.
Betty Ford (1918 – ) ... Presidential Medal of Freedom received November 18, 1991
- ^ "Palm Springs Walk of Stars: By Date Dedicated" (PDF). palmspringswalkofstars.com.
- ^ Staff (July 9, 2011). "Ex-First Lady, Advocate for Substance Abuse Treatment Betty Ford Dies". CNN. Retrieved July 16, 2011.
- ^ a b Staff (July 12, 2011). "Betty Ford Memorial Schedule". Detroit Free Press. Retrieved July 16, 2011.
- ^ Gray, Kathleen; Christoff, Chris (July 14, 2011). "Betty Ford Funeral: Family, Friends Eulogize Former First Lady". Detroit Free Press. Retrieved July 15, 2011.
- ^ "National - Jefferson Awards". Jefferson Awards.
External linksEdit
Wikimedia Commons has media related to Betty Ford. |
- Betty Ford, a Visual History curated by Michigan State University
- Betty Ford, US Presidential First Lady at Find a Grave
- Betty Ford at the Internet Movie Database
- Remembering Betty Ford — slideshow by Life
- Ford, Betty from Encyclopædia Britannica
- Appearances on C-SPAN
Honorary titles | ||
Title last held by
Judy Agnew |
Second Lady of the United States 1973–1974 |
Title next held by
Happy Rockefeller |
Preceded by Pat Nixon |
First Lady of the United States 1974–1977 |
Succeeded by Rosalynn Carter |


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We have donated 100lbs of food to our local food bank since October. I love this local one, its the only one I give to
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The church I belong to does a food drive all the time. No questions asked, no attendance to church necessary.


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