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India's first organized chain of Transparent & 100% live Dry Cleaning (TLH) Stores focused on providing 100% transparent premium fabric care, cleaning process. With technology at the heart of the brand, TLH also enables the time crunched customer to avail pick-n-drop service from the comforts of his home or office.
Established in August 2016, The Laundry House is a professional dry-cleaning and finishing service provider, which caters to the entire family's personal wardrobe as well as home furnishings and deep cleaning. We also provide dry cleaning, laundry and ironing services to businesses like hotels, hospitals, corporates and other institutions.
It's also a first-of-its-kind dry cleaning service with a completely see-through production unit. So the customers can see the production plant and watch their clothes get dry-cleaned right in front of their eyes. We see this as a small, yet significant start to gain long-term customer trust.
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Anholt moated castle in the western part of Münsterland is one of North-Rhine Westphalia's few privately owned castles. It first appears in records in the 12th century. Further extensions in around 1700 created a grand baroque residence with the feel of a palace. Today, the moated castle is used as a museum founded by Prince Nikolaus of Salm-Salm, which features a private collection documenting his family's history. The historical housekeeping accounts reveal a wealth of information about the original room layouts and furnishings. Apparently, the 'fat tower' was once only accessible via a rope ladder above the entrance to the dungeon. The present configuration of three upper floors probably dates from the middle of the 17th century. Gothic arches are incorporated in the external brickwork and the wall facing the 'fat tower'. The adjoining room, formerly a guard room and armoury, later became the library. The banqueting hall has a magnificent stucco ceiling from 1665 featuring the royal coat of arms and gold ornamentation. On display in the marble room, which was created in 1910, is the majority of the china collection dating from the 17th and 18th centuries. This room is graced by gilded furniture in the high baroque style. Besides the castle, visitors can also enjoy the extensive park (34 hectares) and several baroque gardens. Visitors today can admire the different areas of the garden, such as the water garden, the island, the maze and the wild flower meadow. With its rich variety of plants and trees, many footpaths and expanses of water, Anholt moated castle is the perfect choice for a day out. Other castles in the region include Burg Bentheim and Wasserburg Gemmen, a moated castle dating back more than nine centuries.
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Last week, I asked Gedalia, an excellent photographer, over for dinner with his wife Rachela so that he could take a few pictures of me. No, they're not for an online dating profile. I've sworn off of those. (I'll keep you posted on how that's going.) The head shot is for PresenTense magazine, which asked me to contribute content and photographs to their upcoming magazine. I'll tell you more about that when it gets published, but for now, let's chat about the picture.
Rachela helped me pick out an outfit and Gedalia snapped away. We all agreed that the mischievious ones were best.
Mischievious, not mischievous. Miss-cheeeeeee-ve-us. Rhymes with devious. That's me. Mischievious, that is. Not devious.
To incentivize (bribe) Rachela and Gedalia to come over after a long day, I rewarded them with dinner. Check out what I made.
Penne alla vodka
A vodka sauce made with tomatoes, cream, and of course vodka, is one of my favorite pasta sauces and does take a little more effort than opening a jar, but this whole dish takes about 20 minutes. There's no chopping! If you're starving, snack on a few olives and pour yourself a glass of wine. I use Lidia Bastianich's recipe as a starting point. Boil the pasta just shy of al dente because it will continue cooking when you add it to the sauce. Beware the sauce does splatter and make a mess of your stovetop. On second thought, that might just be me…whenever I cook I make a mess!
– 1 pound penne
– salt
– one 35-ounce can tomatoes (San Marzano are really good) – whole or chopped – if you use whole tomatoes, given them a quick whirl in a blender or food processor to break them up (but don't over blend or you will end up with pink frothy aerated tomatoes)
– 2-3T olive oil
– 6-10 cloves garlic (depending on how big the cloves are)
– Crushed red pepper flakes
– 1/4 C vodka
– 1/4 – 1/2 C cream (I use a bit more than 1/4 C light cream but the original recipe calls for 1/2 C heavy cream)
– 3/4 C parmesan cheese (and more for sprinkling)
Boil. Put a huge pot of water on to boil. When the water comes to a rolling boil, add several large pinches of salt. The water should be as salty as chicken broth. Pretty salty. Cook pasta just shy of al dente and drain (don't rinse), reserving a cup or two of the pasta liquid.
Saute. While pasta is cooking, heat oil in a large skillet over medium heat (large enough to hold the cooked pasta too). Whack garlic cloves with the side of a heavy knife to remove skin and crush the meat a bit. Add the cloves to the hot oil and cook until light brown.
Step back. Add the tomatoes carefully and step back. There will be a fair amount of sputtering and splattering here.
Boil. Bring tomatoes to a boil and add salt and a generous pinch of crushed red pepper flakes, and boil 2 more minutes.
Simmer. Pour in the vodka and lower the heat so the sauce simmers and continues to splatter. When you first add the vodka, it seems to float on top, so simmer until the vodka gets fully incorporated (about 10 more minutes). Take out the garlic cloves and pour in the cream.
Mix. Add the pasta to the sauce and gently simmer until the sauce sticks to the pasta. If it gets too dry, add some of the pasta liquid to bring the sauce to the right consistency. Add grated parmesan to the pasta and mix. Serve with lots of extra cheese.


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Advisor Group President and Chief Executive Larry Roth is "super excited" about recruitment these days, and not just because his AIG-owned network of independent broker-dealers is scooping up advisors in droves as they leave less profitable IBDs behind.
What's got Roth charged up is the way demographics and technology are driving change all across the advisor industry. The traditional image of the wirehouse brokerage-trained advisor serving strictly high-net-worth white males is giving way as growing numbers of women, minorities and members of the LGBT community are challenging assumptions about who the average investor is, according to Roth.
"Our industry and our firm are changing dramatically," said Roth during a sit-down interview with AdvisorOne and the chief executives of Advisor Group broker-dealers FSC Securities Corp., SagePoint Financial and Woodbury Financial. "The only way to serve our customers and advisors is to mirror the population. With the millions of underserved populations and the shortage of advisors, a bunch of middle-age white guys can't fix it all."
Seeking a 50/50 Split of Women and Men
For now, white males still dominate the advisor and executive ranks at Advisor Group, but Roth—who was sharing his thoughts during the firm's seventh annual Women's Conference in Chicago—said that within 10 years, he would like to see women occupying half of Advisor Group's ranks both as advisors and as senior executives.
"We're not happy where we are, but we're trending in the right direction, and we're doing better than many of our competitors," said Roth (right), adding that Advisor Group has committed more than $100 million for technology upgrades to its wealth management platform over the last five years.
Roth, who was named to Investment Advisor magazine's IA 25 in both 2012 and 2013, has made a name for himself as an industry trendsetter. He is the 2013 chairman of the Financial Services Institute (FSI) as well as the chairman of the board of directors of the Insured Retirement Institute (IRI).
Across AIG Life and Retirement's Advisor Group, which brought in about $14 million in revenues in first-quarter 2013, a total of 104 new advisors joined the firm in Q1. Roth said the business continuds to be tough for smaller IBDs as well as large firms such as The Hartford and MetLife, which recently fired 1,000 advisors. Meanwhile, Advisor Group in late 2012 completed its purchase of Woodbury Financial Services from The Hartford. With the addition of Woodbury, Advisor Group consists of more than 6,000 independent financial advisors, more than 800 home office employees and over $125 billion in assets under management.
Woodbury President and CEO Pat McEvoy said in the AdvisorOne interview on Monday that regulatory and market pressures were driving both advisors and IBDs to join larger firms. "Compliance alone is making them look elsewhere," McEvoy said, noting that movement to new firms is happening even during this time of U.S. stock market strength. Typically, advisors are happy to stay put at their existing firms during bullish markets.
'There Are No Traditional Entry Points Into This Business Anymore'
A lot of men also are exiting Advisor Group simply because they're retiring from the advisor business, with the average age now at 55—and more advisors at 60-plus than under 30, Roth pointed out. He agreed with Erica McGinnis, Advisor Group's chief compliance officer and leader of the firm's newly launched Generation I women's initiative that the firm wants to use the initiative as a model for working on development and mentoring with other groups such as Asians, Latinos and the LGBT community.
"Larry's commitment is absolutely genuine," McGinnis said. "I don't know how to convince someone that it is, but I didn't walk into Larry's office and suggest it. This was borne from our entire executive team."
Currently, just 15% of Advisor Group's advisors are women. But with women controlling two-thirds of annual U.S. spending and 70% of those women preferring to work with a female advisor, it's inevitable that more women will come on board as recruits, McGinnis said.
"There's a new emphasis around women in general, and it's not just advisors, it's investors," she said. "We're looking for women who could come here as a second career or as college grads. Not enough boomers are being replaced. At our first women's advisory board, which has eight women, we asked, 'How did you get there?' and every single woman had a different, unique story to tell. Not one of them came from what you would call a traditional channel. We have a nurse, a teacher, a woman who was on welfare. There are no traditional entry points into this business anymore."
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Even officials on the front lines of catching wrongdoing at broker-dealer and advisory firms can be guilty of wrongdoing themselves.
The law firm Sutherland found a bevy of violations during its annual look at Securities and Exchange Commission and Financial Industry Regulatory Authority disciplinary actions targeting chief compliance officers and in-house counsel for BDs and advisory firms.
From July through December 2012, Sutherland found that FINRA and the SEC brought disciplinary actions against CCOs and in-house counsel for a range of conduct, including failure to supervise; aiding, abetting and causing primary violations; anti-money-laundering (AML) deficiencies; making false representations to staff; FINRA Rule 8210 violations; and registration deficiencies.
Following are some of the notable violations Sutherland highlights in each area: Supervisory Systems
Simply having procedures is usually not enough. In general, firms must also enforce those procedures. In an October settlement, FINRA alleged that a CCO failed to enforce his firm's procedures in connection with excessive trading in four customer accounts.
Specifically, FINRA alleged that the CCO failed to:
—Conduct quarterly reviews of customer accounts to detect excessive trading as required by his firm's written supervisory procedures (WSPs);
—Contact customers whose turnover ratios exceeded six (a threshold set in the firm's procedures), despite a requirement in the procedures that he should take "immediate steps to determine that such trading activity is acceptable to customers"; and
—Send an activity letter as required by the WSPs to account holders whose accounts had a turnover rate of greater than two or had more than eight trades in one month.
For these and other alleged failures, FINRA suspended the CCO for 30 days in a principal capacity and fined him $20,000.
Written supervisory procedures are not one-size-fits-all because BDs engage in different types of business. Consequently, it is important that procedures are tailored to the firms' business lines.
In a December complaint, FINRA alleged that a firm's written supervisory procedures were inadequate with respect to the sale of unregistered securities. In 2009, the firm allowed a customer (a corporation engaged in stock promotion) to deposit nearly a billion shares of unregistered, nonexempt securities into firm accounts and then to liquidate the positions, resulting in significant commissions for the firm.
With respect to the firm's WSPs, FINRA alleged that, while the firm had procedures related to the sale of unregistered securities, they "were not tailored to the securities liquidation business that [the firm] conducted."
Supervising Individuals
In an October settlement, FINRA alleged that a CCO "had supervisory responsibility" over the firm's president and owner and that the CCO "was responsible for reviewing transactions at the firm, including trades and wire transmissions, for potentially suspicious activity and other irregularities."
Between July 2008 and April 2009, the firm's president had a client who controlled three accounts: two maintained by hedge funds and one maintained by the client's wife. The client engaged in a scheme that involved reallocating profitable trades from the hedge funds' accounts to his wife's account and unprofitable trades in the other direction.
FINRA alleged that the following red flags ought to have made the CCO aware of what FINRA characterized as a "cherry-picking scheme":
—The client's wife's account was funded with a deposit of approximately $350,000 with no additional funds being deposited into or credited to the account; between September 2008 and April 2009, approximately $5.8 million was wired out of the account in nine wires, with one of those wires being for approximately $1.63 million; and
—From July 2008 to April 2009, approximately 86% of the trades in the account were profitable.
Anti-Money-Laundering Violations
FINRA has disciplined several AML compliance officers (AMLCOs) in connection with their firms' deficient AML compliance programs. Some of the AML-related disciplinary actions related to alleged failures to follow up on red flags indicating suspicious activity.
For instance, in an August settlement, FINRA disciplined a CCO (who was also the firm's AMLCO) for his firm's alleged failure to develop and implement a written AML program reasonably designed to ensure the firm's compliance with the Bank Secrecy Act. Specifically, FINRA determined that the firm,"acting through" the CCO, failed to "monitor, detect and investigate suspicious transactions and determine whether to file a suspicious activity report in the face of multiple 'red flags' involving at least five customers and numerous accounts."
False Representations to SEC Staff
In a July settlement, the SEC disciplined the CCO of an investment advisor for allegedly making false and misleading entries in numerous documents to make it appear that he performed compliance reviews of IA operations.
The SEC's order stated that the CCO's "false and misleading statements made it appear to regulators and the firm's advisory clients that [the firm] actually had a CCO who performed required compliance functions, when in reality Respondent did nothing of the sort." Among the documents the CCO allegedly falsified were the firm's Form ADV, as well as annual reports related to compliance reviews.
Suspension From Practicing Before the Commission
The SEC can prohibit attorneys from practicing before it. In a November order, the SEC reviewed an appeal filed by a general counsel of an IA (who was also the CCO) who had been temporarily suspended from practicing before the commission after a federal district court found she had engaged in insider trading.
The general counsel appealed the suspension on a number of grounds, including arguing that the suspension was a "penalty" and that the federal district court had declined to assess a penalty against her. The SEC denied the request to lift the temporary suspension, but ordered a hearing before an administrative law judge. This litigation is ongoing.
In September 2012, another attorney with an IA was barred from practicing before the commission for antifraud violations.
Read last year's report, Playing With Fire: CCOs and Lawyers Who Got Burned by Regulators, on AdvisorOne.


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Today, July 17th New York public radio station WNYC will be premièring a new song from Sean Rowe's upcoming album The Salesman and the Shark on their popular music show called Soundcheck. The song "Signs" utilizes an unconventional structure to suggest the feel of a dream involving Rowe's departed father and a yearning for more time with those gone. Rowe's new album comes out August 28th via Anti- Records.
To listen to Sean Rowe's "Signs" care of WNYC, just go to: href="http://www.wnyc.org/shows/soundcheck/blogs/soundcheck-blog/2012/jul/17/check-ahead-sean-rowe-signs/">http://www.wnyc.org/shows/soundcheck/blogs/soundcheck-blog/2012/jul/17/check-ahead-sean-rowe-signs/>
The Salesman and the Shark is the anticipated follow up to Rowe's critically heralded debut Magic. It was recorded at historic Vox Recording Studios in Los Angeles. It was produced by Woody Jackson, utilizing the very same mixing board used to make timeless classics such as The Rolling Stones Exile On Main Street, T-Rex's Electric Warrior, The Beach Boy's Smile and seminal works by Tom Waits, Neil Young and more.
Appropriately, the soulful and evocative sounds on Rowe's latest are a perfect blend of the warmly familiar and astonishingly new. The songs move effortlessly between a sense of intimacy and a cinematic like sound complete with a nine piece string section. The entire album was recorded live in studio using only real instruments. The resulting work is ambitious and profoundly moving, a collection of songs that would feel at home on a cherished classic album, or as just what they are, a riveting tour de force by an important new talent named Sean Rowe.


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Visitors to the foothills of the Swabian Alb can enjoy the delightful countryside, discover the benefits of the health mine and unwind in the Limes thermal baths in Aalen.
The Tiefer Stollen in Aalen is not only a visitor mine but also a therapeutic geological cave in which the than in the mountains or by the sea. Health mines have scientifically proven benefits and are ideal for alleviating asthmatic illnesses. In Aalen patients receive traditional respiratory tract therapy underground. Inside the cave the air is virtually free of dust and allergens, which soothes respiratory ailments and disorders of the skin. Comfortable loungers are provided so that patients just lie back and let the air get to work.
Limes thermal baths - a Roman-themed wellness oasis
The perfect complement to a health mine treatment session is a visit to the Limes thermal baths in Aalen, a Roman-themed wellness oasis where the water is 36.4°C and contains fluoride, calcium, sodium and sulphate – perfect for unwinding in the style of the ancients. Fachsenfeld Hall and many other attractions are within easy reach. The centre of Aalen is a maze of rambling lanes where visitors can admire timber-framed buildings and wonderful views of the mountains.
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Travel Mugs and Presses
Make great coffee at home! And then share the love! Travel coffee mugs make it possible for you to hand craft your favorite drink and enjoy it on the go. No need to suffer the woes of workplace coffee or spend your paycheck at a drive-thru coffee stand. Buy a few travel mugs and deliver a homemade latte to impress a friend. Or use a travel coffee press to make it right before their eyes. Presto! A hot steaming mug of coffee! Like magic, only more delicious.


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Berlin Zoo is among the most visited sights in Germany's capital, welcoming around three million visitors every year. Opened in 1844 and covering 35 hectares in the west of the city, it is one of the world's oldest, largest and most bio-diverse zoos.
Berlin Zoo rose to global fame thanks to a cuddly little polar bear named Knut, who was born there in December 2006 and hand-reared by the staff. Berlin is also the only city in the world in which it's been possible to breed all flamingo species and subspecies. The capital's zoo is also acclaimed for its collection of zoological rarities and its breeding success stories, including with the black rhino. It is home to around 18,000 animals, covering 1,600 species. The aquarium, which opened in 1903 and spans three storeys, is a zoo in itself, boasting nearly 10,000 creatures including tropical and indigenous fish, the famous jellyfish, crocodiles and the creatures of the insectarium. The big cats here are joined by many smaller, lesser known predators such as fossas from Madagascar and ring-tailed mongooses. And the renovated nocturnal house gives a glimpse into the world of animals that are active at night. Inside the glass-domed hippo house, you can watch the residents above and below the water through a 14m glass panel. And in the penguin enclosure, a group of king penguins waddles around on real ice and snow. The seal enclosure, meanwhile, has recently had a major extension. These are just some of the animals and attractions that you will encounter on your visit!
Berlin Zoo is also worth visiting for its distinctive architecture. The animals do not just live in shelters but rather in Asian-style houses and pagodas amid scenery inspired by the Orient; other buildings are modelled on Indian design. The Siamese cattle stall is the largest Thai building in Europe. Since German reunification, Berlin Zoo has been working in close cooperation with its counterpart in the east of the city. The two zoos try to avoid doubling up on animals, which means it's well worth visiting both to see their combined total of nearly 23,000 residents.
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An intravenous pyelogram (IVP) is a test that evaluates problems in the urinary tract. It is done with an injection of material that is seen in the urine on x-rays .
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Reasons for Test
An IVP is done to identify:
- The cause of blood in urine
- Tumors
- Kidney stones or bladder stones
- Damage to the urinary tract from injury or infection
- Other problems keeping the kidney or bladder from functioning normally
Possible Complications
Problems from the procedure are rare, but all procedures have some risk. Your doctor will review potential problems like:
- Allergic reaction to iodine or shellfish
- Kidney failure
Some factors that may increase the risk of complications include:
- Allergy to the iodine contrast material
- Blood disorders
- Poor kidney function
- Certain medications
Pregnant women should not have this test.
What to Expect
Prior to test
Leading up to the test:
- You will need to have kidney function tests.
- The day before the test, you may be asked to use laxatives and enemas to empty your digestive system. This is because stool in the intestines may make it harder to read the x-rays.
- Do not eat or drink after midnight.
Description of the Test
An IV will be inserted. This will provide the contrast material and any medication that you will need. For the next 30-60 minutes, you will lie on a table while x-rays are taken at regular intervals. You may be asked to hold your breath each time an x-ray is taken. The material will highlight your urinary system on the x-ray. This will allow your doctor to see these body parts at work and detect problems. Before the last x-ray, you will empty your bladder in a bathroom.
After Test
You will be able to resume your normal activities and diet.
How Long Will It Take?
About 60-90 minutes
Will It Hurt?
No, but you may feel a sensation of warmth or heat as the contrast material travels through your body.
It may take a few days to receive your test results. Your doctor will discuss the results with you, as well as any recommended treatment.
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DWTS Search Engine Round-Up – Week of June 17, 2011
Oh you crazy kids and the things that get you searching 😉 Seriously – I still scratch my head every week when perusing the search terms for the site…I have to wonder how exactly Google brought you here to answer some of these quirky queries…but alas, I feel obligated to answer nonetheless. I should start calling this feature "Ask Courtney"…
Ted Volynets
This has easily become the most searched term since the show wrapped – far more hits than any of the other troupe members. Apparently Teddy's got some of you ladies feenin' 😉 Unfortunately, there's not a whole lot of info about Ted out on the net…but here's the best dossier I can give you. He's a senior at NYU (economics major), he's likely 21 or 22, he's Jewish, he & his sister both trained at Maks' studio, he's bff with Val, and has appeared as a Latin dance coach on MTV's Made and has also appeared on Real Housewives of New Jersey. He also likes really small sweaters. Ok, I may have been drawing my own conclusions on that last one 😉 Anywho – for a better glimpse into the life & times of Teddy V., you might check out his Facebook page or follow him on Twitter.
Bachelor Ukraine naked video
Ok, I admit it: I was only kinda half-paying attention when some of the Maksettes were Twittering away about this last week. I like Maks & all, but I'm just not passionate enough to sit through entire episodes of Bachelor Ukraine when they're completely in Russian, and I simply don't have the patience for Google translate. So thankfully, the Maksettes on my Twitter timeline were able to fill me in when I was begging for info last night so I could relay the message to you guys 😀 Special thanks to Maria (@MariaNiwiwiN) and Marlene (@marleneb4) for sending me some links I was too lazy & uninformed to find myself 😉 I'm afraid the story isn't as salacious as this search term would suggest – basically, Maks mooned the production crew a few times while filming, and it ended up on the gag reel they showed on the "After the Final Rose" post-show for Bachelor UK. Here's a still of it (I have to give a shoutout to Tracy – @FLLottoDreamer – for having the most comprehensive DWTS picture gallery I've ever seen on the net…she's got season 12 AND Bachelor UK on lock!), as well as a YouTube video of the gag reel – a short montage of Maks' great continental divide is visible at 3:25, but I recommend watching the whole video, as it's got some priceless footage of Maks engaging in some tomfoolery we're not used to seeing from him. It's funny in any language, trust me 🙂
Will there be a DWTS tour in 2011?
No official word yet, but it seems doubtful, considering there hasn't been one since the last one wrapped in early 2009. Derek mentioned last fall that there might be one in the winter of 2010…and clearly, that didn't happen. I think it's likely quite a bit harder for them to do a tour now than it was 3 years ago, with so many of the popular pros busy with movies, music, and other ventures in the off-season – plus the celebs themselves seem to be of a higher caliber now than the first few seasons of the show, so the possibility of getting someone as famous as Kirstie or Nicole to go out on tour is not very good…plus the cost would likely be exorbitant. And honestly, I'm not sure that the tour was ever super-profitable in the first place…I went to the one in Indy back in 2009, had pretty good seats, and didn't pay much for my tickets (in comparison to, say, the ridiculous amount of money I'm gonna plunk down to see NKOTBSB :-D)…and the arena was maybe a little more than half-full. If you've got fairly famous celebs and nearly-equally famous pros to pay and you aren't selling out arenas – I don't know how this could be a profitable venture. You know what they say…if it don't make dolla$, it don't make sense.
What color necktie does Pitbull wear in the "Give me Everything" video with Ne-Yo?
It appears to be red. More specfically, a shade of cranberry.
Shantel Vansanten Cabo
The One Tree Hill actress was in Cabo San Lucas at the same time Louis, Jonathan, Anna, and Dmitry were there doing a wrap party and also a little vacationing. Greg Louganis was also there, which I find interesting, considering he's been trying to get on the show for a few seasons now…then again, maybe Cabo is just a popular spot for celebs to go & play, and his being there was pure happenstance. 🙂
Best ballroom dance for "Addicted to Love"
If you're going with the original Robert Palmer version, I'd go with a cha-cha. But if you're using the Florence + the Machine version, which is much slower & sexier, I'd do a rumba to it. It's not ballroom, but SYTYCD season 7 contestant Adechike did a contemporary routine with all-star Kathryn to the latter version – quite sexy. And here's your little ballroom trivia tidbit for the day, kiddies: slow down any song with a cha-cha tempo and you can do a rumba to it. Both are in 4/4 time with a break on the 2. </smartypants> 🙂
Edyta bulge/Anna Trebunskaya cameltoe/Derek Hough topless/Zac Hanson shirtless/etc.
Ok, now I'm CONVINCED that you guys are just being cheeky and searching random, absurd stuff in order to get here 🙂 Not sure what type of bulge you're referring to, since I'm fairly certain Edyta is a girl; and I'm not even going to entertain the Anna one, because I love her too much. Once again, any requests for pix of various parts of Derek's anatomy (pinky fingers, elbows, that hangy thing in the back of your throat, etc.) should be directed to Pure Derek Hough; and as for Zac…oh what the hell, I'll humor you 🙂 After all, 13 years ago I was screeching over them along with all the other teenyboppers…glad I grew out of that phase. Then again, "grab Donnie Wahlberg's ass" is still on my bucket list…
PSSST! Have you gotten your votes in for our End-of-Season Awards yet? Time is running out…let us know what you think! 🙂


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Question: Dr. Dobson, I'm a full-time mother with three children in the preschool years. I love them like crazy, but I am exhausted from just trying to keep up with them. I also feel emotionally isolated by being here in the house every day of the week. What do you suggest for mothers like me?
Answer: I talk to many women like you who feel that they're on the edge of burnout. They feel like they will explode if they have to do one more load of laundry or tie one more shoe. In today's mobile, highly energized society, young mothers are much more isolated than in years past. Many of them hardly know the women next door, and their sisters and mothers may live a thousand miles away. That's why it is so important for those with small children to stay in touch with the outside world. Though it may seem safer and less taxing to remain cloistered within the four walls of a home, it is a mistake to do so. Loneliness does bad things to the mind. Furthermore, there are many ways to network with other women today, including church activities, Bible study groups, and supportive programs such as Moms in Touch and Mothers of Preschoolers.
Husbands of stay-at-home mothers need to recognize the importance of their support, too. It is a wise man who plans a romantic date at least once a week and offers to take care of the children so Mom can get a much-needed break.
Burnout isn't inevitable in a busy household. It can be avoided in families that recognize its symptoms and take steps to head it off.
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The Isolator++ "mocking framework" uses macros in order to change the behavior of methods under test. It also enables asserting method calls and parameters on dependencies when it is not possible to test for return values and/or state change.
As Typemock correctly points out in the case of C/C++ systems, testing means running tests on the entire bulk of code, which would incur prohibitive costs. In addition, setting up tests is complex and slow since they run on the database and there are always high risks of introducing new bugs to the system when changing the code, as there are no good re-factoring tools for C/C++.
Many functions in C/C++ don't just return values, but also use parameters that are passed by reference to return values. Isolator++ can mock the functions and simulate returning values by reference, as if the code actually ran and returned them.
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Steep cuts in government spending are set to kick in starting Friday—and the handwringing is growing more intense.
New York Times columnist Paul Krugman, who has elevated hyperbole to an essential element of op-ed writing, calls the sequester "one of the worst policy ideas in our nation's history." I was thinking slavery and the Tuskegee experiment, but oh well.
The Daily Beast chimed in with a charming catalogue of horrors called "Eight Ways the Sequester Could Ruin Your Life." On the list were things like scrapping that family vacation to Yellowstone because cuts to the Department of the Interior will force the termination of ranger programs and reduce park admissions. Life just has no meaning any more because I can't look for Yogi.
The article warned of scarier things, like a future of unwitting horse meat dinners because the Food Safety and Inspection Service will be forced to furlough inspectors.
One wonders, how did we keep Mr. Ed out of our TV dinners in 2005 when the federal budget totaled $2.4 trillion?
At that time the federal budget totaled a little less, actually, than the $2.45 trillion that the federal government collected in taxes last year. And, yet, the Republic survived.
But last year the government spent $3.54 trillion, thus adding (another) trillion-plus dollars to the deficit.
Houston, we've got a spending problem!
Starting on Friday, when the across-the-board cuts kick in, the government will be forced to spend 10% less on most budget items, excluding things like Social Security checks.
Americans across the private-sector economy learned to live with 10%—sometimes more—cuts to their paychecks. While unpleasant, they found—they were forced to find—the fat in their personal budgets.
If forced to undergo the same exercise, the government will likely come to its senses and keep the meat inspectors while doing without conferences for government employees, bridges to nowhere or reality-TV programs in India.
Last week credit ratings agency Moody's offered a stark reminder of what's at stake here when it cut Britain's AAA rating to Aa1 over a debt trajectory unlikely to "reverse before 2016."
If thrifty Calvin Coolidge were revived from the dead and made president, it's hard to see how the U.S. debt could turn a corner by that time without making a start on March 1. For that reason, policymakers should consider this sequestration—a political suicide pact that nobody of either party wanted when it was agreed as part of a compromise to lift the U.S. debt ceiling in 2011—as a blessing in disguise.
The cuts could begin a process of restoring balance to the U.S. fisc, and if the suicide pact fells politicians who backed irresponsible choices, that wouldn't be a bad thing, either.
As in the U.K. case, Moody's has recently warned it is looking carefully at the U.S. debt trajectory in its future ratings actions. The agency maintains a triple-A with negative outlook on U.S. government debt—in contrast to Standard & Poor's, which downgraded the U.S. in August 2011.
A renewed focus on balancing expenditures with revenue can set the U.S. on a path to upgrade our national creditworthiness. Spending cuts at the 10% level are painful but eminently achievable. But as countries such as Greece have discovered, steeper cuts are far harder to achieve or emerge intact from. Let's not squander this moment.


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Our precious son, Israel Cash Hagler, arrived September 30, at 11 pm.
It was the best day of my husband and I's life!
After a wonderful birth, we slept blissfully until the next morning.
The next 5 days, though, were some of the hardest days we've seen.
We spent those 5 days in the NICU, watching our son through a plastic box, only holding him during feedings. Every couple hours, my husband and I would dress in protective gowns, masks and gloves so that we could visit our newly born son.
Monday morning, which couldn't have come soon enough, we brought little Israel home!
Life has been full of sleepless nights, very little time to eat, forgetting to put on deodorant and definitely no time for make-up!
Every second has been worth it.
Our sweet baby boy is a miracle and we love him dearly!
Needless to say, my blogging may be sporatic at best, at least for the next few weeks.
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he's adorable! congratulations.ReplyDelete
Congratulations! He's beautiful. I'm so glad you were able to bring him home and that he's doing well now.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 11, 2009
Oh, congratulations! It can be a little hard the first several weeks, baby and parents getting use to each other and the way things work. But, it all levels out very soon. Just take good care of each other, rest, and laugh a lot!ReplyDelete
many many congratulations. i love the name israel.ReplyDelete
ohh congrats!!! i'm so happy for you guys. he's absolutely adorable. and yes, what a sweet name. looking forward to more pictures .. enjoy!! :)ReplyDelete
hooray for sweet little israel! i'm so happy for you guys!ReplyDelete
how exciting your little guy is home! We did the nicu with both our kids, it sucked. But, that's all behind you and now it's the three of you!ReplyDelete
aww.. I just LOVE him. So blessed to call that little man my nephew. So glad you are home now and enjoying him and Jack talks about him everyday. So proud of the wonderful parents Israel has. Love you guys.ReplyDelete
What a sweetie!! He is so handsome! Congrats!! Looking forward to meeting him...Kenzie can't wait too. Love you guys!!!ReplyDelete
So proud of you and Miah!! What incredible parents you already are! We love you so much!ReplyDelete
How wonderful. Congratulations!ReplyDelete
Congratulations to you and your family!ReplyDelete
Job well done Momma and Dadda, he is adorable! These days will blur together, but you will soon come out of the fog. Thats when you will turn to each other and say we can do that again!ReplyDelete
Congratulations on your beautiful boy! All best wishes to your little family. Can't wait to hear more about him as time goes on. In the meantime, take care of yourself - and each other!ReplyDelete
Congratulations - I read your blog every day and I don't know if I have ever commented.ReplyDelete
Hope everyone is doing well!
congratulations. He's adorable.. I hope you enjoy every second of being a mom.ReplyDelete
congratulations. i'm so glad he's home.ReplyDelete
Congratulations! We are so glad Israel is here. We can hardly wait to see him.ReplyDelete
CONGRATULATIONS!!!!! he is precious. so happy for you guys!ReplyDelete
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beautiful baby boy!ReplyDelete
Congrats to you! Welcome to the world little Israel!!!ReplyDelete
Congratulations! Enjoy yourselves!ReplyDelete
oh so sweet! big congratulations! these first few weeks are pretty tough ... but you'll get through it and its the most amazing thing you'll ever do. xoxo.ReplyDelete
- ChristyOctober 12, 2009
Congratulations! I have been following your blog for a while. My son was born on September 14th so I know what you are going through.ReplyDelete
oh my word....so glad he is finally here.....and that he is doing ok now.....and that you are in love.......ReplyDelete
....enjoy him....before you know it he will be a teenger!
congratulations! so glad you are all doing well; he is adorable!ReplyDelete
congratulations! amazing!ReplyDelete
So sorry he had to have help along the way at the beginning but glad he made it through :)
Congratulations!! I was just thinking about you for some reason and realized, she must've had that little man by now! He is absolutely beautiful. Take care of ALL of you. I'm so happy for you guys:)ReplyDelete
congrats and i'm so sorry the beginning was so tough.ReplyDelete
he is lovely!
CONGRATS - adorable!!!!ReplyDelete
What a cutie! I'm sure he'll have the personality to match:) So proud of you and guys!ReplyDelete
Congrats!Don't forget the ol'trick of scrumpling a plastic grocery bag...(apparently it sounds similar to the noise from inside the womb)...that's calms them when they're crying/screaming and nothing seems to work... :-)ReplyDelete
They grow up so quickly..our green giant is 2 now..but seeing your Israel's pix takes me right back to that sweetie flakey skin first few weeks...enjoy
I can't remember how I came across your blog, but I'm glad I did. Congratulations on the birth of your son! He's so sweet.ReplyDelete
What a sweetheart..and a great name too! While you are up all night worrying that you will never sleep again...you will very quickly ( if you havent already) get into a routine with your new little one. Enjoy every minute + congratulations. xoReplyDelete
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Buxhoeveden, Adam Johann von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Adam Johann von (b. 1743)
Buxhoeveden, Adam Johann jr. von (b. 1713)
Buxhoeveden, Adelaide Sophie Eugenie von (b. 1837)
Buxhoeveden, Adelheid Agnes Anna von (b. 1878)
Buxhoeveden, Agatha Charlotte von (b. 1733)
Buxhoeveden, Agathe Elisabeth von (b. 1740)
Buxhoeveden, Agnes Therese von (b. 1864)
Buxhoeveden, Agneta Helena von (b. 1642)
Buxhoeveden, Agneta Juliana von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Albert Eduard Karl Richard von (b. 1872)
Buxhoeveden, Albert Karl Otto Gustav von (b. 1833)
Buxhoeveden, Albert Nikolai "Wojciech" von (b. 1874)
Buxhoeveden, Albert Otto Geltmar Engelbrecht von (b. 1856)
Buxhoeveden, Albert* Ernst von (b. 1832)
Buxhoeveden, Albina Wilhelmine von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Albrecht von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Alexander von (b. 1783)
Buxhoeveden, Alexander von (b. 1817)
Buxhoeveden, Alexander von (b. 1843)
Buxhoeveden, Alexander von (b. 1882)
Buxhoeveden, Alexander Magnus von (b. 1782)
Buxhoeveden, Alexander (Axel) Peter Eduard von (b. 1856)
Buxhoeveden, Alexander Ernst von (b. 1858)
Buxhoeveden, Alexander Friedrich Albert von (b. 1804)
Buxhoeveden, Alexander Friedrich Wilhelm von (b. 1866)
Buxhoeveden, Alexander Leonid von (b. 1871)
Buxhoeveden, Alexander Magnus von (b. 1749)
Buxhoeveden, Alexander Reinhold von (b. 1719)
Buxhoeveden, Alexandrine von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Alexandrine von (b. 1832)
Buxhoeveden, Alexandrine (Alice) von (b. 1895)
Buxhoeveden, Alexandrine Alice Helene von (b. 1866)
Buxhoeveden, Alexandrine Ida Viktoria Janette von (b. 1861)
Buxhoeveden, Alfons Bruno von (b. 1883)
Buxhoeveden, Alfred* Oskar Constantin Theodor von (b. 1872)
Buxhoeveden, Alphons Valerian Matthias von (b. 1813)
Buxhoeveden, Anatol Fedorovich von (b. 1844)
Buxhoeveden, Anette Emilie Julie Marie von (b. 1851)
Buxhoeveden, Anna von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Anna von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Anna von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Anna von (b. 1819)
Buxhoeveden, Anna Amalie Luise Elisabeth von (b. 1810)
Buxhoeveden, Anna Dorothea von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Anna Dorothea von (b. 1620)
Buxhoeveden, Anna Dorothea von (b. 1695)
Buxhoeveden, Anna Ernestine von (b. 1869)
Buxhoeveden, Anna Justina von (b. 1734)
Buxhoeveden, Anna Katharina von (b. 1659)
Buxhoeveden, Anna Margarethe von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Anna Marie von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Anna Marie von (b. 1878)
Buxhoeveden, Anna Marie Jeanette Charlotte von (b. 1868)
Buxhoeveden, Anna Sophia von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Anna Wilhelmine Christine von (b. 1772)
Buxhoeveden, Anton von (b. 1890)
Buxhoeveden, Apollon von (b. 1846)
Buxhoeveden, Arend Ludwig von (b. 1744)
Buxhoeveden, Arnold Bruno Eugen von (b. 1882)
Buxhoeveden, Arthur Adolph* von (b. 1821)
Buxhoeveden, Arthur Ernst Robert von (b. 1874)
Buxhoeveden, Arthur Otto Bernhard von (b. 1863)
Buxhoeveden, Arthur Peter Eugen von (b. 1882)
Buxhoeveden, Axel Ottomar Friedrich Jakob von (b. 1861)
Buxhoeveden, Balthasar Ludwig von (b. 1785)
Buxhoeveden, Barbara von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Beate Catharina von (b. 1756)
Buxhoeveden, Berend Otto von (b. 1712)
Buxhoeveden, Bernhard Karl Eugen von (b. 1872)
Buxhoeveden, Bernhard Reinhold von (b. 1718)
Buxhoeveden, Bertha Annette von (b. 1859)
Buxhoeveden, Bertha Ida Emma von (b. 1867)
Buxhoeveden, Bertha Irmgard Ottilie Leonide von (b. 1885)
Buxhoeveden, Bertha* Martha Ida von (b. 1879)
Buxhoeveden, Betty Charlotte Christiane Elisabeth von (b. 1811)
Buxhoeveden, Bischof Hermann II. von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Caecilie Jeanette Henriette von (b. 1825)
Buxhoeveden, Carl Edgar Hermann* von (b. 1874)
Buxhoeveden, Carl Eugen von (b. 1834)
Buxhoeveden, Carl Gustav von (b. 1738)
Buxhoeveden, Carl Heinrich von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Catharina Elisabeth von (b. 1718)
Buxhoeveden, Catharina Hedwig von (b. 1783)
Buxhoeveden, Charlotte Elisabeth von (b. 1685)
Buxhoeveden, Charlotte Wilhelmine Natalie von (b. 1778)
Buxhoeveden, Christina Magdalene von (b. 1719)
Buxhoeveden, Christina Margaretha von (b. 1745)
Buxhoeveden, Christine Caroline von (b. 1780)
Buxhoeveden, Christoph Reinhold von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Claus von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Claus Friedrich von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Claus II. von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Claus III. von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Clemence Charlotte Janette Sophie von (b. 1858)
Buxhoeveden, Constantin von (b. 1824)
Buxhoeveden, Constantin* Friedrich Wilhelm von (b. 1865)
Buxhoeveden, Constantin* Otto Balthasar Alexander von (b. 1863)
Buxhoeveden, Dagmar Helene von (b. 1864)
Buxhoeveden, Dietrich* Friedrich Guido Reinhold von (b. 1883)
Buxhoeveden, Domherr Jürgen von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Domherr Jürgen III. von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Dorothea von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Dorothea von (b. 1510)
Buxhoeveden, Dorothea Elisabeth von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Dorothea Elisabeth von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Edgar Karl Albert Andreas von (b. 1872)
Buxhoeveden, Egon Alexander von (b. 1870)
Buxhoeveden, Eleonora Charlotta von (b. 1736)
Buxhoeveden, Elisabeth ( Juliane ) von (b. 1811)
Buxhoeveden, Elisabeth Charlotta von (b. 1747)
Buxhoeveden, Elisabeth Hedwig Charlotte von (b. 1769)
Buxhoeveden, Elisabeth Helene Adelheid von (b. 1858)
Buxhoeveden, Elisabeth Katharina von (b. 1807)
Buxhoeveden, Elisabeth Marie Wilhelmine von (b. 1791)
Buxhoeveden, Elisabeth Wilhelmine Marie von (b. 1865)
Buxhoeveden, Ellinor Esther von (b. 1871)
Buxhoeveden, Elsa Alexandrine Clemence Friederike von (b. 1875)
Buxhoeveden, Else Wilhelmine Elisabeth von (b. 1872)
Buxhoeveden, Elseke von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Emma Marie* von (b. 1864)
Buxhoeveden, Emma* Elisabeth Aline von (b. 1868)
Buxhoeveden, Emma* Margaretha Elisabeth von (b. 1830)
Buxhoeveden, Engelbert I. von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Erich Reinhold Alexander von (b. 1875)
Buxhoeveden, Ernst Albert von (b. 1865)
Buxhoeveden, Ernst Kasimir von (b. 1837)
Buxhoeveden, Ernst Otto von (b. 1679)
Buxhoeveden, Eugen Nikolai von (b. 1829)
Buxhoeveden, Eva von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Eva Clara von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Eva Juliane von (b. 1706)
Buxhoeveden, Fabian Johann von (b. 1686)
Buxhoeveden, Fürstbischof Reinhold von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Feldhauptmann Martin von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Felicitas (Fairy) Eugenie Cäcilie von (b. 1892)
Buxhoeveden, Florence Mathilde (Fanny) von (b. 1868)
Buxhoeveden, Franz Otto von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Friederike Mathilde Natalie von (b. 1810)
Buxhoeveden, Friedrich von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Friedrich Karl von (b. 1861)
Buxhoeveden, Friedrich Karl Christoph von (b. 1800)
Buxhoeveden, Friedrich Otto Albert von (b. 1854)
Buxhoeveden, Graf Friedrich Wilhelm von (b. 1750)
Buxhoeveden, Friedrich* Albert von (b. 1873)
Buxhoeveden, Fromhold Magnus von (b. 1750)
Buxhoeveden, Geltmar de (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Georg Friedrich von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Georg Magnus von (b. 1746)
Buxhoeveden, Gerhard Johann von (b. 1711)
Buxhoeveden, Gertrud von (b. 1775)
Buxhoeveden, Gertrud Catharina von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Gertrud Charlotte von (b. 1680)
Buxhoeveden, Gertrud Charlotte Ottilie von (b. 1779)
Buxhoeveden, Gertrud Christine von (b. 1670)
Buxhoeveden, Gertrud Dorothea von (b. 1744)
Buxhoeveden, Gertrud Elisabeth von (b. 1648)
Buxhoeveden, Gertrud Elisabeth von (b. 1774)
Buxhoeveden, Gertrud Sophie von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Gertrude Elisabeth von (b. 1672)
Buxhoeveden, Gertrude Helene von (b. 1731)
Buxhoeveden, Grigori von (b. 1777)
Buxhoeveden, Guido Alphons* von (b. 1835)
Buxhoeveden, Gustav von (b. 1750)
Buxhoeveden, Gustav von (b. 1789)
Buxhoeveden, Gustav Berend von (b. 1746)
Buxhoeveden, Gustav Friedrich von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Gustav Friedrich von (b. 1653)
Buxhoeveden, Gustav Friedrich von (b. 1707)
Buxhoeveden, Gustav Reinhold von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Gustav Reinhold von (b. 1644)
Buxhoeveden, Hedwig Charlotte Auguste Luise Helene von (b. 1825)
Buxhoeveden, Hedwig Juliane Elisabeth von (b. 1778)
Buxhoeveden, Heinrich von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Heinrich Ebert von (b. 1708)
Buxhoeveden, Heinrich Eugen Robert Oskar von (b. 1897)
Buxhoeveden, Heinrich II. von (b. 1430)
Buxhoeveden, Heinrich IV. von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Heinrich Jürgen von (b. 1682)
Buxhoeveden, Heinrich Johann von (b. 1708)
Buxhoeveden, Heinrich Johann von (b. 1739)
Buxhoeveden, Heinrich Otto von (b. 1741)
Buxhoeveden, Heinrich V. von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Helena Charlotta von (b. 1746)
Buxhoeveden, Helene von (b. 1825)
Buxhoeveden, Helene Emilie Janette von (b. 1856)
Buxhoeveden, Helene Luise von (b. 1749)
Buxhoeveden, Hellmuth* Friedrich Reinhold A. O. von (b. 1871)
Buxhoeveden, Herbert Arnold Paul von (b. 1877)
Buxhoeveden, Hermann Julius Otto von (b. 1861)
Buxhoeveden, Hermann* Konrad Alphons Gottlieb von (b. 1874)
Buxhoeveden, Hildegard Elisabeth Henriette von (b. 1872)
Buxhoeveden, Hugo Friedrich Adolf von (b. 1871)
Buxhoeveden, Ida Ottilie Juliane von (b. 1816)
Buxhoeveden, Isa*Elisabeth Emilie Helene von (b. 1873)
Buxhoeveden, Iwan (Johann) von (b. 1794)
Buxhoeveden, Janette Julie von (b. 1818)
Buxhoeveden, Janette Wilhelmine von (b. 1823)
Buxhoeveden, Jürgen I. von (b. 1466)
Buxhoeveden, Jürgen II. von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Jürgen IV. von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Jürgen V. von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Joachim Friedrich von (b. 1678)
Buxhoeveden, Johann von (b. 1595)
Buxhoeveden, Johann von (b. 1752)
Buxhoeveden, Johann Albrecht von (b. 1635)
Buxhoeveden, Johann Friedrich von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Johann Friedrich ( Iwan ) von (b. 1774)
Buxhoeveden, Johann Gustav von (b. 1777)
Buxhoeveden, Johann I. von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Johann II. von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Johann III. von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Johann Ludwig von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Johann Matthias von (b. 1773)
Buxhoeveden, Johann Reinhold von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Johanna Luisa von (b. 1742)
Buxhoeveden, Johannes IV. von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Johannes IX. von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Johannes V. von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Johannes VII. von (b. 1458)
Buxhoeveden, Johannes VIII. von (b. 1493)
Buxhoeveden, Johannes X. von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Josephine Marie von (b. 1877)
Buxhoeveden, Juliane von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Julie Janette von (b. 1825)
Buxhoeveden, Julie Karoline von (b. 1848)
Buxhoeveden, Karl Alexander von (b. 1853)
Buxhoeveden, Karl Friedrich von (b. 1772)
Buxhoeveden, Karl Friedrich von (b. 1781)
Buxhoeveden, Karl Gustav von (b. 1661)
Buxhoeveden, Karl Heinrich von (b. 1715)
Buxhoeveden, Karl Johann von (b. 1735)
Buxhoeveden, Karl Ludwig von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Karl Magnus von (b. 1742)
Buxhoeveden, Karl Otto Eugen von (b. 1856)
Buxhoeveden, Karl Theodor von (b. 1881)
Buxhoeveden, Karl* Matthias Oskar von (b. 1822)
Buxhoeveden, Karlos* Matthias Ludwig Konstantin von (b. 1856)
Buxhoeveden, Karoline Wilhelmine Janette von (b. 1821)
Buxhoeveden, Katharina von (b. 1815)
Buxhoeveden, Katharina (Kitty) Maria Mathilde von (b. 1888)
Buxhoeveden, Katharina Gerdruta von (b. 1680)
Buxhoeveden, Knappe Marquardt von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Konstantin Karl Otto Heinrich von (b. 1827)
Buxhoeveden, Konstantin Matthias von (b. 1810)
Buxhoeveden, Leon von (b. 1858)
Buxhoeveden, Liya Konstantinovna (b. 1898)
Buxhoeveden, Lorenz von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Lucie Janette von (b. 1870)
Buxhoeveden, Ludwig Friedrich von (b. 1747)
Buxhoeveden, Magdalena Olga Adele von (b. 1871)
Buxhoeveden, Magdalena Sophie von (b. 1845)
Buxhoeveden, Magdalene Wilhelmine Auguste von (b. 1825)
Buxhoeveden, Magnus Christian von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Margarethe von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Margarethe von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Margarethe (Daisy) Maria Anna Adelheid von (b. 1885)
Buxhoeveden, Margarethe (Maye) von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Maria von (b. 1780)
Buxhoeveden, Maria von (b. 1892)
Buxhoeveden, Maria von (b. 1899)
Buxhoeveden, Maria Emma von (b. 1870)
Buxhoeveden, Maria Dorete von (b. 1616)
Buxhoeveden, Maria Elisabeth von (b. 1797)
Buxhoeveden, Maria Hedwig von (b. 1648)
Buxhoeveden, Marie Caecilia Emilie von (b. 1811)
Buxhoeveden, Marie Wilhelmine von (b. 1851)
Buxhoeveden, Marielott Anna von (b. 1896)
Buxhoeveden, Martin Friedrich von (b. 1754)
Buxhoeveden, Mathilde Emma Bertha Otthilie Emilie von (b. 1859)
Buxhoeveden, Mathilde Julie Friederike von (b. 1864)
Buxhoeveden, Mathilde Luise von (b. 1836)
Buxhoeveden, Mathilde Valerie von (b. 1849)
Buxhoeveden, Matthias Christoph von (b. 1754)
Buxhoeveden, Maximilian Albertus von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Maye von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Melitta Ida Janette von (b. 1872)
Buxhoeveden, Michael von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Michael von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Moritz Otto Reinhold von (b. 1827)
Buxhoeveden, N.N. von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, N.N. Tochter von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Natalia von (b. 1782)
Buxhoeveden, Natalia von (b. 1786)
Buxhoeveden, Natalia Maria Charlotta Amalie von (b. 1810)
Buxhoeveden, Natalia Pawlowna von (b. 1847)
Buxhoeveden, Natalie von (b. 1817)
Buxhoeveden, Natalie Alexandrine von (b. 1814)
Buxhoeveden, Nelly Henriette von (b. 1865)
Buxhoeveden, Nelly Selma Helene Julie von (b. 1864)
Buxhoeveden, Nikolai von (b. 1818)
Buxhoeveden, Nikolai von (b. 1845)
Buxhoeveden, Nikolai von (b. 1894)
Buxhoeveden, Nikolaus Friedrich von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Olga von (b. 1839)
Buxhoeveden, Olga von (b. 1843)
Buxhoeveden, Olga Sophie Wilhelmine von (b. 1867)
Buxhoeveden, Otto von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Otto Alexander von (b. 1814)
Buxhoeveden, Otto Alexander Matthias von (b. 1880)
Buxhoeveden, Otto Balthasar von (b. 1857)
Buxhoeveden, Otto Edwin Arkadius von (b. 1806)
Buxhoeveden, Otto Friedrich von (b. 1640)
Buxhoeveden, Otto Friedrich von (b. 1703)
Buxhoeveden, Otto Friedrich von (b. 1748)
Buxhoeveden, Otto Friedrich Adolf* von (b. 1840)
Buxhoeveden, Otto Gustav von (b. 1708)
Buxhoeveden, Otto Heinrich von (b. 1738)
Buxhoeveden, Otto I. von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Otto II. von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Otto III. von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Otto Johannes von (b. 1867)
Buxhoeveden, Otto Karl von (b. 1832)
Buxhoeveden, Otto Magnus von (b. 1770)
Buxhoeveden, Otto Peter von (b. 1872)
Buxhoeveden, Otto Reinhold von (b. 1662)
Buxhoeveden, Otto Reinhold von (b. 1699)
Buxhoeveden, Otto Reinhold von (b. 1705)
Buxhoeveden, Otto Reinhold von (b. 1706)
Buxhoeveden, Otto Reinhold von (b. 1744)
Buxhoeveden, Otto* Balthasar von (b. 1839)
Buxhoeveden, Otto* Balthasar von (b. 1852)
Buxhoeveden, Otto* Magnus Balthasar Alexander von (b. 1795)
Buxhoeveden, Ottomar von (b. 1891)
Buxhoeveden, Ottomar Georg von (b. 1862)
Buxhoeveden, Ottomar Matthias Gustav von (b. 1801)
Buxhoeveden, Paul von (b. 1789)
Buxhoeveden, Paul von (b. 1818)
Buxhoeveden, Paul Friedrich von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Peter von (b. 1776)
Buxhoeveden, Peter von (b. 1784)
Buxhoeveden, Peter von (b. 1792)
Buxhoeveden, Peter von (b. 1886)
Buxhoeveden, Peter Wilhelm von (b. 1787)
Buxhoeveden, Peter Wilhelm Gustav von (b. 1846)
Buxhoeveden, Philipp Johann von (b. 1748)
Buxhoeveden, Reinhold von (b. 1585)
Buxhoeveden, Reinhold von (b. 1604)
Buxhoeveden, Reinhold Bernhard Julius von (b. 1860)
Buxhoeveden, Reinhold Engelbrecht Karl Robert Georg von (b. 1866)
Buxhoeveden, Reinhold Johann von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Reinhold Johann von (b. 1686)
Buxhoeveden, Reinhold Johann von (b. 1736)
Buxhoeveden, Reinhold Johann (Jean) von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Reinhold Johann jr. von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Reinhold Michael Ferdinand von (b. 1876)
Buxhoeveden, Reinhold* Albrecht Ernst Oskar von (b. 1876)
Buxhoeveden, Ritter Claves (Claus) I. von (b. 1368)
Buxhoeveden, Ritter Heidenreich I. von (b. 1241)
Buxhoeveden, Ritter Heidenreich III. von (b. 1368)
Buxhoeveden, Ritter Heinrich von (b. 1368)
Buxhoeveden, Ritter Heinrich II. von (b. 1241)
Buxhoeveden, Ritter Hermann IV. von (b. 1340)
Buxhoeveden, Ritter Johannes IV. von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Robert Matthias Gustav Friedrich von (b. 1826)
Buxhoeveden, Rudolf Emil Otto Gustav von (b. 1870)
Buxhoeveden, Rudolf* Wilhelm von (b. 1833)
Buxhoeveden, Salomon Johann von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Selma Johanna von (b. 1834)
Buxhoeveden, Sergei von (b. 1827)
Buxhoeveden, Sophia von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Sophia von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Sophia von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Sophia von (b. 1778)
Buxhoeveden, Sophia (Camby) von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Sophia Helena von (b. 1735)
Buxhoeveden, Sophie von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Sophie von (b. 1601)
Buxhoeveden, Sophie von (b. 1830)
Buxhoeveden, Sophie (Isa) von (b. 1883)
Buxhoeveden, Sophie Constance von (b. 1860)
Buxhoeveden, Sophie Elisabeth von (b. 1637)
Buxhoeveden, Sophie Gertrud von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Sophie Wilhelmine Henriette von (b. 1869)
Buxhoeveden, Stiftsgesandter Bartholomäus von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Stiftsrat Johannes V. von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Theodor (Fedor) von (b. 1812)
Buxhoeveden, Theodor Johann Ludwig Reinhold von (b. 1836)
Buxhoeveden, Vera von (b. 1894)
Buxhoeveden, Wanda Emile von (b. 1880)
Buxhoeveden, Wassili von (b. 1898)
Buxhoeveden, Wilhelm von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Wilhelmine (Minna) Johanna Amalie von (b. 1831)
Buxhoeveden, Wilhelmine Adeline von (b. 1812)
Buxhoeveden, Wilhelmine Juliane Amalie von (b. 1808)
Buxhoeveden, Wladimir von (b. 1834)
Buxhoeveden, Wladimir von (b. 1885)
Buxhoeveden, Woldemar Arkady von (b. 1809)
Buxhoeveden, Woldemar Gottlieb von (b. 1752)
Buxhoeveden, Wolmar Johann von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Wolter I. von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Wolter II. von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Wolter III. von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden, Wolter IV. von (b. unknown)
Buxhoeveden-Mainardi, Helene - Elena Contessa (b. 1831)
Clodt, Dorothea von (b. unknown)
Cröell, Magnus Caspasius von (b. unknown)
Curran, Kevin Gerard (b. unknown)
d.Borch, Walter von (b. unknown)
d.Lith, Jutta von (b. unknown)
d.Osten-Sacken, Alexander von (b. 1621)
d.Osten-Sacken, Alexander Friedrich von (b. 1655)
d.Osten-Sacken, Charlotte Amalie von (b. 1781)
d.Osten-Sacken, Christina Sophia von (b. 1658)
d.Pahlen, Gustav von (b. 1883)
Dönhoff, Anna von (b. unknown)
Döring, N.N. von (b. unknown)
Dellingshausen, Julie Anna von (b. 1793)
Denayer, Xavier (b. unknown)
Ditmar, Alexander Ludwig von (b. 1781)
Ditmar, Alexandrine Elisabeth von (b. 1862)
Ditmar, Anna Helena von (b. 1875)
Ditmar, Carl Otto Alexander von (b. 1844)
Ditmar, Ella Meta Mathilde von (b. 1878)
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Klaus von Mecks
Born on 00/00/1593 at Rabivere, Kohila, Raplamaa, Eesti
Died on 00/00/1641
Son of unknown and unknown
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Sophie von Buxhoeveden
(00/00/1601 - 00/00/1663)
Sophie von Mecks
(Died 26/05/1670)
Sophie von Buxhoeveden
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