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The Sister Servants in St. Louis
The Sister Servants enjoying the Ted Drewes experience.
By Sr. Madeleine Marie
"It is self-evident that St. Louis affected me more deeply than any other environment has ever done. I feel that there is something in having passed one's childhood beside the big river, which is incommunicable to those people who have not. I consider myself fortunate to have been born here, rather than in Boston, or New York, or London." –T. S. Eliot
I am a St. Louisan, born and raised in the Gateway to the West. Like T.S. Eliot and countless other St. Louisans past and present, I have a great love for my hometown. I praise it so much that my Sisters at Casa Maria jokingly refer to St. Louis as the Holy Land.
A beautiful St. Louis sunrise from our hotel's window.
I recently had the opportunity to go back to my roots for my first extended visit since my father died in 2008. Mother Louise Marie and Sr. Ave Maria were attending the annual CMSWR (Council of Major Superiors of Women Religious) National Assembly, and Sr. Marie Therese and I helped with the driving. Never one to miss an opportunity to show off my beloved city, I planned a whirlwind experience to introduce the Sisters to some of the people and places that had the greatest impact on me.
We arrived in St. Louis the afternoon of September 14. After zooming into our current Augustine Institute course on Moral and Spiritual Theology, we headed out to St. Louis Abbey where we joined the monks for Mass and Vespers for the feast of the Triumph of the Holy Cross. We had a brief visit with Fr. Augustine Wetta, a good friend of our community who gives retreats at Casa Maria, before heading out to meet my former youth minister, Steve Allgeyer, for dinner.
Fr. Augustine being Fr. Augustine!
Steve is currently the Vice President of Ministry Advancement for Life Teen. During my time at Incarnate Word Life Teen in Chesterfield and even after my high school graduation, he was very influential in planting seeds and encouraging me to embrace my vocation as a religious sister. Steve and his family have always been an inspiration to me, and I wanted to introduce him to the Sisters. This was the first time I had seen him since 2008, and it reawakened my gratitude for the gift that he has been in my life.
Wednesday morning, the four of us went to Mass and took time to pray at the New Cathedral. Mother went back to the hotel to prepare for her board meeting, while the rest of us headed out to the Zoo. The cold front that had brought storms the night before gave way to a beautiful morning in the low 70s with no clouds. We only had two hours and only got to see about half of the animals, but we had a great time enjoying God's creation and each other's company.
From the zoo, we headed out to the Shrine of St. Rose Philippine Duchesne in St. Charles. It's always been one of my favorite places to visit. My patroness, St. Madeleine Sophie Barat, was a close friend of St. Rose Philippine Duchesne and sent her to St. Charles in 1818 to establish schools in the new frontier. Even though the historical parts of the convent were being renovated, Sandy Alheim, the Shrine's director, gave us and Fr. Anthony Gerber a tour that made St. Rose Philippine's life come alive.
One of the Sisters praying at the tomb of St. Rose Philippine Duchesne in St. Charles.
We picked up Mother Louise Marie and then went out to meet Fr. Fadi Auro, the director of the pre-Theologate at Kenrick-Glennon Seminary. Fr. Auro, who as a layman accompanied us on our pilgrimage to Rome in 2007, invited us to the seminary to join the pre-theologians for a Holy Hour, Vespers, and dinner. The young men come from all over the Midwest, and we enjoyed getting to meet them and hearing their stories of how God has been leading them to discern a priestly vocation. On our way back to the hotel, we made a detour to Ted Drewes where we got "concretes" (frozen custard) and mingled with the different people who were there.
Visiting with Fr. Mason, Rector of Kenrick-Glennon Seminary and Fr. Auro.
Thursday was a busy day for Mother at the CMSWR, and also for Sr. Ave Maria, Sr. Marie Therese, and me since we left early in the morning to join Fr. Gerber and the students of Sacred Heart in Florissant for Mass and visits to their classes. I visited the younger students who asked really profound questions. Unlike the usual questions we get, one third grader asked me, "What is the ultimate sacrifice?" The other two sisters were equally impressed by the students and their zeal at Sacred Heart.
We then left Sacred Heart and headed to St. Dominic High School, my alma mater. It's hard to explain to an outsider, but in St. Louis, our high schools are very much a part of who we are long after we've graduated. Even though I graduated more than 20 years ago, I am proud to say that I am "Forever a Crusader." St. Dominic has experienced a resurgence of its Catholic identity over the past several years. By becoming dynamically Catholic, about 1/5 of the Archdiocesan seminarians are now St. Dominic alumni and several former students have entered religious life. I reached out to Fr. Patrick Russell, the new Vice President of Mission and Identity, and Andrew Struttmann, the campus minister, and they put together an event for girls interested in hearing our lives as religious.
Speaking to the girls about our vocations at St. Dominic.
We joined the students for their daily Empower Hour Mass, and then we ate with the girls, shared our stories, and answered questions about our experiences in religious life. 57 girls showed up and were very engaged in listening to us. One student remarked, "I think it's really amazing because it shows how the St. Dominic legacy of faith is being carried on. It shows just how strong our faith life here can be. It's just really inspiring for the rest of us that people like Sister have been here before and have come from where we are now. You always think of Sisters as amazing women of God, but it's easy to forget that they were high schoolers once, too."
Posing with the Senior Peer Ministers in front of the school's crest.
I invited Sr. M. Karolyn Nunes, FSGM, the vocation director for her community and one of my household sisters from college, to join us. Sr. M. Karolyn met the Sister Servants shortly after being hired as the DRE in Paris, TN, after after we graduated from Franciscan University of Steubenville. Mother Mary Gabriel had taught her pastor, Msgr. Victor Ciaramitaro, and he recommended that she come to Casa Maria for a retreat. She called me when she came back and told me that I needed to go visit the Sister Servants. At the time, I was more attracted to the Sisters of St. Francis of the Martyr St. George. Providentially, I visited Casa Maria, and I knew that it was where I was called to be (Sr. M. Karolyn ended up entering the Sisters in Alton). This was the first time since we entered our respective communities that we got to spend more than 20 minutes together. We were able to tell our intertwined vocation stories together, and then afterwards, the four of us went to my favorite frozen custard stand, Silky's, where we caught up and reminisced about our favorite memories together.
I also had the opportunity to spend time with other friends and meet some of their children for the first time. The highlight of the trip, though, was being able to see a lot of my St. Louis family. Since my mom moved to Florida, I haven't seen any of my dad's side of the family in three years, including my last remaining grandma. I surprised her with a visit during her assisted living's weekly happy hour. We had a wonderful time listening to the music together, and then we went out to eat the next day with all of my dad's siblings and a cousin's children. I also got the chance to teach two of my cousins' religion classes at Holy Child school in Arnold.
While we were in St. Louis, an opportunity arose to go to a Cardinals' game with donated tickets, and we jumped on it! It was my first ballgame at Busch Stadium since 2006, and I was delighted that the Cardinals were just emerging from an extended slump. Our group included Fr. John Burns who spoke at the CMSWR meeting and 14 sisters from various communities. As the teams warmed up, Fredbird (pictured below) approached us, tipped his hat, and posed for a picture with us. It was a great game with great companions!
On our way home to Birmingham, we stopped at both Ste. Genevieve and the Shrine of the Miraculous Medal in Perryville. Ste. Genevieve, a Mississippi River town founded in 1735, is the oldest permanent settlement in Missouri. We met the priests and seminarian assigned to the parish church, and Fr. Mitchell Baer took us into the Church's basement where we saw the foundation of the first stone church building. In Perryville, we prayed at the beautiful St. Mary of the Barrens Church, one of the oldest consecrated churches west of the Mississippi River.
Visiting Ste. Genevieve Church
While we couldn't see everything and everybody, I was happy to share part of my beloved city with my Sisters. As Mother Louise Marie kept saying, "Sr. Madeleine Marie, St. Louis is everything you said it was!"
If you want to hear more about Sr. Madeleine Marie's journey to the Sister Servants, please check out this interview she did earlier this year with Dr. David Anders on our diocesan podcast!
Called by God: Sr. Marie Therese
In this video, Sister Marie Therese shares her story of how she came to hear God's call to enter the Sister Servants. We hope you enjoy learning more about Sister!
Most of our Sisters learned about the community through the recommendation of a priest, a close friend, or a family member. If you know of a young woman who may be well-suited to our community, please feel free to invite her to join us for one of these upcoming vocations events to learn more about our life as Sister Servants.
On Saturday, October 2, we will have a retreat day for girls in the 6th-12th grades. The day will include times for prayer and fun with the Sister Servants and each other. This day will plant seeds in the hearts of these girls to discover their own personal vocations to holiness and introduce them to religious life and sisters.
Our Come and See retreat runs from November 10-14 and overlaps our weekend retreat with Fr. John Burns. This retreat includes times of prayer, service, conversation, and fun with the Sisters, giving young women between the ages of 18-30 a glimpse into our lives as Sister Servants.
For more information on either of these retreats, please contact Sr. Mary Faustina in our vocations office at (205) 317-8787 or through our website.
Vita Consecrata Institute 2021
By Sr. Marie Isabel
Seeking prayer, formation, fraternity, and a little fun, Sr. Mary Anthony, Sr. Benedicta Maria, Sr. Madeline, and I traveled to Virginia for two weeks to attend the Institute on Religious Life's Vita Consecrata Institute (VCI) at Christendom College.
What is VCI? VCI is a program of graduate level studies centered on the theology of consecrated life as it is lived in the mission and life of the Church. Religious from all over the country come to participate and develop a greater insight into the consecrated life as "a gift of the Father to His Church through the Holy Spirit" (VC, no.1).
The program's director, Fr. Thomas Nelson, O.Praem., laid out the means used to achieve the spiritual goals of VCI at the opening Mass:
Common religious observance. All of the religious participating prayed the Divine Office, a Eucharistic Holy Hour, the Rosary, and the source and summit, the Mass, daily in common. As the saying goes "a family that prays together, stays together." In all of our prayer, with voices lifted in unison and in praise of Our Heavenly Father, we are more deeply connected to one another. We intercede for one another and for the whole world. As religious, we are professional "pray-ers." What a joy to come together in our diversity of backgrounds and communities and live that vocation together!
Classes, lectures, study, and reading. Our main reason for attending VCI was for the formation provided by the classes we took, one on Vatican II and the religious life, the other on the Scriptural foundations of religious life. Father Nelson highlighted that to enlighten the mind with Divine Truth enables us to better choose with the will. With contemplative listening to our lectures and praying with Sacred scripture, we have the opportunity to integrate the interior life with our studies. We grow in love as well as knowledge. I certainly found this to be true. Learning the history, progression, and effects of Vatican II, especially on religious life, increased my awareness and awe of the Holy Spirit's ever-present guiding of the Church. Fr. Gregory Dick, O.Praem.'s class on the Scriptural foundations of religious life was essentially a class-long lectio divina. My heart was inflamed with love for Our Lord, His Church, and, most gratefully, the vocation He has called me to.
Fraternal life together. How beautiful and varied the Holy Spirit's inspiration and call! It brings to mind the words of St. Paul: "Now there are varieties of gifts, but the same Spirit; and there are varieties of service, but the same Lord; and there are varieties of working, but it is the same God who inspires them all in every one" (1 Cor 12:4-6). Together, we had music, basketball games, ice cream (a personal favorite), kayaking, a trip to D.C., and a talent show to top it all off.
It was so much fun meeting and living with the other religious attending VCI. I learned a lot from the experiences and stories of the other communities and was inspired by the vocation stories, trials, and triumphs shared. It was a vivid presentation of the Body of Christ in its richness. I am so happy to be a Sister Servant but am also so glad that other religious are who they are and live their own unique charisms. I also love meeting other people who love Jesus, for I love Him so dearly and meeting all of His friends warms my heart immensely. I want everyone to know Him and meeting others who feel the same always makes me so excited! How great a Savior we have! And He called us all.
All in all, I look back at VCI as a wonderful time with memories to spare, love to share, and a Lord to thank for the opportunity!
Camp Adventures in Louisiana!
This summer, the Sister Servants have been traveling the country! Collectively, we've visited six states to attend various conferences and camps, and have had many grace-filled opportunities in meeting with Catholics from all across the country.
One venture that was new to us this year was Beloved, a summer camp organized by the Diocese of Shreveport, LA for teenage girls. Sister Marie Therese, Sister Mary Faustina and I (Sister Rose Marie) each led a team of girls in discussion groups, competing in sports, Catholic trivia and more! A wide range of outdoor activities challenged the girls to learn learn new skills, build confidence and teamwork, while talks given by the Sisters challenged and inspired the development of their relationship with God and practice of the Faith. Moments of prayer were woven throughout the days, rooting everything in the groundwork of Faith. There was a consistent theme throughout the camp of seeking to know God's purpose in creating us, and discovering the vocation He gave to each of us.
I was inspired to see the visible growth in the girls over the course of the camp, and amazed to see how they learned to tackle things they never expected to do – some even taking the challenge to climb a 35′ post and jump from it to catch a trapeze! (wearing a safety harness of course!) Even more impressive, was the building up in grace and the growing desire to seek Our Lord that was evident within all the camp attendees.
Many of these girls had never been around religious Sisters before, and were excited to have this chance to get to know about our life. The last night of camp, we each told our vccation story and together answered questions about religious life. The Q&A was packed with non-stop, great questions about being a Sister. God was clearly working deep within each of the girls, to make Himself known to them and to draw them to Himself, and several girls expressed considering a religious vocation for the first time.
Events like this often prove to be a significant influence in helping open a young woman's heart to the possibility of a religious vocation. Many Sisters, in telling their vocation story, include some interaction they had with a Sister as a teenager, when her calling began to take shape. For others, these events provide a chance to deepen their faith, their desire for Truth, and their love of the Sacraments, which then lead them to discover the Lord's call for them. Please say a prayer for all these young ladies as they embark on seeking out God's will for their lives!
Our Beloved Mother Gabriel
Four years ago, our beloved Mother Mary Gabriel Long, SsEW, foundress of the Sister Servants of the Eternal Word, passed on to her eternal reward. When reflecting on Mother Mary Gabriel's life, it was love that animated her entire life, a love that was poured into her heart by the Holy Spirit.
Mrs. and Mrs. Long and their six children (Mother Mary Gabriel on right)
Her life was the gift from our Heavenly Father, through the love of her parents, Nell and James Long. Her parents had a deep love for God, each other, and their six children. It was manifested by the way they lived their lives. Mother Mary Gabriel quoted her father as saying "there is nothing worth a dern in this world but the Catholic Church."
Nell and James Long with Mother Mary Gabriel as a Dominican Sister at St. Cecilia's, many years prior to the founding of the Sister Servants of the Eternal Word.
Her parents loved their Catholic faith. They assisted at Mass, received the sacraments, prayed the Holy Rosary, attended Novenas at the Church, and sacrificed so that their children received a Catholic education. Jim cultivated a garden of flowers for the Church and Nell would bake cakes for the priests. They would also take in people who for various reasons needed a place to stay for a while. Mrs. Long also would bring food, clean house, and wash clothes for neighbors who were sick and needed help. Jim used to say that when Nell died there really would be an energy crisis.
When Jim's father was at an age when he needed to move in with one of his children, he chose to stay with Jim and Nell, and he came into the Catholic Church on his deathbed. The witness of her parents' life of sacrificial love had a profound impact Mother Mary Gabriel. She would often say, "I have no excuse because my parents were living examples of sacrificial love." Nell and James Long handed on to her a love for the Catholic Faith and the desire to live a life of sacrificial love. Her formation in the faith at home was reinforced by the Catholic education she received from the Nashville Dominicans.
From a young age she had a love for our Eucharistic Lord and His Blessed Mother. She loved the stories of the Eucharistic saints such as Tarcisius and Blessed Imelda. Her love for the Mother of God greatly developed after she prayed for a deeper devotion to the Blessed Mother, and Mary answered her prayer! Mother Gabriel especially loved the prayer of the Holy Rosary. She had a great love for Bible Stories and the heroic lives of the saints. Her confirmation saint was Saint Thérèse of Lisieux, the "Little Flower," whose emphasis was to do small things with great love. Like her confirmation saint, Mother Gabriel was bold in her trust in the love and Providence of God, but she also had a great love for a humble and hidden life.
She was young when she began to think about a vocation to religious life (left: Mother Gabriel pictured with her two of her siblings). In High School she attended St. Cecilia's boarding school in Nashville through a work scholarship and suffered the trial of homesickness. One of the Sisters at the school helped her through it by walking and talking with her, and during her time there, Mother Gabriel received the grace to respond to the call of becoming a spouse of Christ, a life of self-sacrificing love. Mother Mary Gabriel always had a great love for the Sisters in the convent and the students she taught, as well as a great desire to do for others what God had done for her: to lead souls to love God and each other.
Mother Mary Gabriel with her own mother, Nell Long, and Sister Mary John Paul.
Mother Gabriel also loved good recreation and making the other Sisters laugh and having a good time. She understood that the essence of following Christ was the perfection of charity and it began with a pure heart. One of her favorite prayers she would often quote was:
My God I love You, yet not for hope of gain,
Nor that I fear the pain of Thy just rod, but as Thou loveth me,
I love and shall love Thee, My Lord and My God.
Mother Mary Gabriel laughing at the Holy Father's quip about two "John Pauls!"
The purity of her love for Jesus was her faithfulness to all that God asked of her. She went wherever He wanted her to go no matter how great the cost. Starting a new community requires a great leap of faith, and while she always treasured her Dominican heritage, she answered God's call to start the Sister Servants of the Eternal Word, and she never looked back.
Sister Marie Francesca after her Profession of Vows
She said that we need to choose to have the character to love. Many times, she would say that the way you know that you are growing in your life of prayer is by love. Mother Mary Gabriel would say to the Sisters often that the early Christians were known for their love: "See how those Christians love one another."
The Sister Servants lovingly cared for Mrs. Nell Long in the last years of her life.
Mother Mary Gabriel lived these words. She would see to it that the sick and suffering were taken care of without counting the cost. The last years of her life she had many health challenges. When she would visit a particular doctor's office, he said she brought a great peace to that place the whole day. Another nurse said that, from the first time she met her, she saw something beautiful in her spirit, and that nurse ended up converting to the Catholic faith. Many stories like these can be told about Mother Mary Gabriel.
When it came to her own illness she never wanted to be a bother to other people. When a Sister would ask, "Why does God not heal you?" she would always answer that we have to trust Him. This does not mean she did not want and ask to be healed, but she accepted her sufferings as God's Will. While she was honest about her sufferings she also desired that being with her be a joy for others. She was particularly good at uplifting others! This is the heritage she has given to us her daughters.
Memorial Mass for Mother Mary Gabriel on the 4th anniversary of her entrance into eternal life.
We pray that the Good God may give us the power to live by love as Mother Mary Gabriel did and we conclude with another prayer she loved by Saint Thomas Aquinas:
Jesus, give me the Understanding to know You,
The Dedication to seek You,
The Wisdom to find You,
A Way of Life that pleases You,
And the knowledge that I will one day, at last, embrace You.
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It is quite unusual plaque. Also, in order to preserve it, we did not make an attempt to validate the marks. S in the exact same condition we acquired it. "WEDGWOOD" mark is very small and curve, and we are posting two best pics out of nearly two.
Please review the posted pics for more details and let us know if you'd like to see more. Questions are encouraged and welcome. Dimensions: frame: 17 1/2" x 9" x 2, sight area: 11" x 3". Based on the sign and order number on the plaque back, we believe the plaque was manufactured in the late 1700s or early 1800s, c. As always, we welcome any suggestions from the Wedgwood community.
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General jurisdiction by consent continues to divide as the Supreme Court takes on Mallory.
By Magda Patitsas & Jamie Steiner on June 8, 2022
Posted in Asbestos, Personal Jurisdiction, Product Liability, Talc, Toxic Torts
Mallory v. Norfolk S. R.R. Co., Civ. A. No. 3 EAP 2021, Slip. Op. J-49-2021 (Pa. Dec. 22, 2021) may be one of the most cited decisions in Pennsylvania state courts these days, as defendants file an array of motions seeking dismissal of their clients for lack of personal jurisdiction in cases where the only nexus between the defendant and Pennsylvania is the defendant's registration to do business in the Commonwealth. We previously blogged on this issue here and here, and we were hopeful that the bold statement made in Mallory would clarify the previously murky law on point, but the battle regarding consent jurisdiction rages on.
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Mallory enforced by Philadelphia Court – There Is No General Jurisdiction Based on Registration to Do Business
By Magda Patitsas & Jamie Steiner on March 8, 2022
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We previously blogged on the Pennsylvania Supreme Court's decision in Mallory v. Norfolk S. R.R. Co., Civ. A. No. 3 EAP 2021, Slip. Op. J-49-2021 (Pa. Dec. 22, 2021), which put an end to general jurisdiction based solely on registration to do business in the Commonwealth. Since the issuance of this landscape-shifting decision, courts in the Commonwealth have seen a flurry of "Mallory motions" coming in all shapes and sizes. So far, plaintiff's response has been uniform – Mallory's holding is limited and does not apply to defendants whose dealings are entirely "interstate" and who have no "footprint" in the Commonwealth. This attempt to minimize the impact of Mallory was recently rejected by the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas in Emery v. U.S. Steel Corp. giving a glimpse of hope to foreign defendants haled to court in Pennsylvania.
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On June 4, the Illinois Supreme Court issued an opinion that further limits the exercise of personal jurisdiction over out-of-state defendants in Christy Rios et al., v. Bayer Corporation et al., and Nichole Hamby et al., v. Bayer Corporation et al., 2020 IL 125020. At issue was whether "Illinois may exercise specific personal jurisdiction over an out-of-state defendant as to the claims of out-of-state plaintiffs for personal injuries suffered outside of Illinois from a device manufactured outside of Illinois." Following rulings from the United States Supreme Court and those from other states, the court answered with a resounding: "no."
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On November 26, 2019, in Eileen Riebel, et al. v. 3M Company, et al. (Case No. 2015-L-002124), Cook County Judge Clare E. McWilliams granted a premises defendant's personal jurisdiction motion in an asbestos matter finding that a contractual relationship between an out-of-state premises defendant and a decedent's Illinois-based employer, by itself, was not sufficient to establish specific personal jurisdiction over the out-of-state defendant and did not meet the requisite minimum contacts with the state.
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In Thomas-Fish v. Aetna Steel Prod. Corp., plaintiff Helen Thomas-Fish alleged her husband Robert Fish had died from mesothelioma caused by exposure to asbestos through his work at a shipbuilding yard in New Jersey in 1960. No. 17-CV-10648 RMB/KMW, 2019 WL 2354555, at *1 (D.N.J. June 4, 2019). Plaintiff brought a wrongful death claim against various defendants including Sonic Industries ("Sonic"), an alleged joiner contractor that installed asbestos-containing paneling during shipbuilding. Sonic was incorporated in California in 1966, six years after the alleged exposure in this case. In addition, Sonic maintained its principal place of business in Connecticut. Accordingly, Sonic was not subject to general jurisdiction in the state of New Jersey. Instead, Plaintiff asserted that Sonic was subject to specific jurisdiction in New Jersey through an unnamed predecessor entity under a successor liability theory. Defendant Sonic filed a motion to dismiss for lack of personal jurisdiction pursuant to Fed. R. Civ. P. 12(b)(2).
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The First District recently held that the district court had personal jurisdiction over a Texas-based company because of that company's national advertising scheme and small repeat customer base in Illinois. In Schaefer v. Synergy Flight Center, et al., No. 1-18-1779, Plaintiffs alleged that Defendant RAM Aircraft, L.P., negligently overhauled, repaired, and tested an aircraft's left engine and other parts, and that the negligent repair caused the aircraft to crash in Illinois, killing its seven passengers. RAM was a Texas-based limited partnership that predominately made its income by overhauling aircraft engines. RAM performed its work in Texas and had no office or property in Illinois. RAM did, however, advertise in a nationally distributed magazine and Illinois customers historically accounted for 1-2.5% of its revenues. The particular engine in question was overhauled by RAM in Texas, who shipped it to a company in Indiana, who then shipped it to an Illinois flight center for installation.
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A Sonya
Sonya is a pathetic figure, always in love but too meek to do anything about it. She is a cousin of and lives with the Rostov family, and early in the book she and Nicholas Rostov pronounce their love for one another. His family, in bad financial shape, object and hope that he will find a woman with a better dowry to offer. Sonya is Natasha's confidante, and stands by her during her various disastrous love affairs.
B Prince Andrew Bolkonsky
Prince Andrew is a dashing, romantic figure. For much of the book, he and Natasha are in love but are separated by the war. In the beginning he is married to the pregnant Anna Pavlovna, "the little princess," and is active in the army. At the Battle of Austerlitz he is wounded and listed as dead for a while, but he shows up alive just as his wife dies while giving birth to their son, Nicholas. When he falls in love with Natasha Rostov, he asks her to marry him right away, but his domineering father tells him to wait for a year to see if their love will endure. He is wounded at the Battle of Borodino and again news comes that he is dead, but while Moscow is being evacuated wounded soldiers are brought to the Rostov house and Andrew is one of them. Nastasha stays with him through the evacuation, but he eventually dies. In the end, he reaches a new level of spiritual enlightenment.
C Elizabeth Bolkonskaya
Elizabeth is Prince Andrew's wife. She dies while giving birth to their son, Nicholas.
D Mary Bolkonskaya
Mary is the sister of Prince Andrew. She is a devoutly religious woman who stays devoted to her father even though her devotion nearly ruins her life. Early in the book she is engaged to Anatole Kuragin, but her father objects, and she finds that she cannot ignore his objection. While Andrew goes off to war, Mary stays on the family estate, watching after her father and Andrew's son, Nicholas Bolkonsky. Her father, Prince Nicholas Bolkonsky, becomes more and more verbally abusive in his old age, and Mary becomes more involved with the religious pilgrims who stop at their estate. When Nicholas Rostov stops at Bolkonsky, he protects her from the peasants and they fall in love. After her father's death she is immersed in guilt, feeling that he was not so bad after all and that it was awful of her to not be with him in his last moments. She ends up marrying Nicholas.
E Napoleon Bonaparte
Napoleon is the emperor of France. Napoleon mistakenly thinks that his army's progress is due to his own skill, not taking into account the role of fate. On the eve of the great Battle of Borodino, for instance, he is more concerned with a painting of his infant son than with devising an effective battle plan for his troops.
F Pierre Buzekhov
Pierre is the central character of this novel and its moral conscience. When he first appears, he is a loud, obnoxious man only interested in himself and the next party. Pierre is forced to change when his father dies: after some uncertainty over the will, it is determined that the old count recognized Pierre as his son. Suddenly rich and titled as Count Buzekhov, Pierre finds himself very popular. He marries Princess Helene Kuragin.
After hearing rumors of an affair between Helene and Dolokhov, Pierre challenges him to a duel. After wounding him, Pierre escapes, and while he is traveling across the country he is invited by an old acquaintance to join the Freemasons, a secret society. As a Mason, Pierre releases his servants and spends millions on charitable endeavors, often without knowing that he is being swindled. He is still married to Helene, but they lead different lives, and he finds himself attracted to Natasha Rostov. As the battle is waged against the French outside of Moscow, Pierre hangs around curiously asking Questions of the officers; after his return to Moscow, he plans to kill Napoleon. He is captured after saving a child from a burning building, and is taken as a prisoner when the French march back to Paris.
After the war, when he is freed, Pierre marries Natasha. They have children, and at the end of the novel he is involved in a secret society that gathers against the government's knowledge to overthrow the social structure that kept men as serfs. The society described resembles the one that led the Decembrist uprising that was to take place in Russia five years later.
G Vasili Dmitrich Denisov
Denisov is the model of a professional military man. Angered at the inept bureaucracy that is not getting provisions to his troops, Denisov rides off to the division headquarters and threatens a commander, which gets his troops food but makes Denisov subject to court-martial. Returning from the division headquarters, Denisov is shot by a French sharpshooter. When Nicholas Rostov tries to visit him at the hospital the place is quarantined with typhus, with only one doctor for four hundred patients. Eventually, the court-martial is averted, but Denisov retires from the service disillusioned. At the end of the book he is staying with the family of Count Nicholas at their estate.
H Fedya Dolokhov
Dolokhov comes off as a rogue, a man of small means who manages to impress society's elite and get ahead by using his social position. As a gambler, he wins thousands off of Nicholas Rostov. As a lover, he fights a duel with Pierre Bezukhov over rumors about Dolokhov and Pierre's wife. He is wounded in the duel, but that makes him even more of a romantic figure. He proposes to Sonya, but she rejects him. While the Russian forces are chasing the French army out of the country, Dolokhov makes the bold move of riding into the enemy camp in disguise on a scouting mission; young Petya Rostov idolizes him for his courage.
I Boris Drubetskoy
Drubetskoy's rise in the military is due to the social machinations of his mother, who is a wealthy society widow and not afraid to ask, or even beg, highly-placed officers to give her son a good position in the army.
J Platon Karataev
Platon is a Russian soldier who gives spiritual comfort to Nicholas.
K Anatole Kuragin
Anatole is a scoundrel. His role in the book is to break up the engagement of Natasha and Prince Andrew. He starts paying attention to her out of a sense of adventure, considering her as another in his string of conquests. When he proposes to her and arranges to elope with her, even his friend and companion Dolokhov finds the scheme ridiculous. Anatole is already married in Poland, and the priest and witnesses that he arranges for the wedding are gambling friends willing to go along with a hoax. The wedding plans fail to transpire when, approaching the house, Anatole is asked in by a huge doorman, and he runs away instead. Later, at a field hospital with an injury, Prince Andrew is put on a stretcher next to Anatole, the man who ruined his wedding plans, who is having his leg amputated. Anatole later dies of complications from that operation.
L Helene Kuragin
Helen is Anatole's sister, and she is every bit as devious as he is. When Pierre inherits his father's fortune, she marries him. After he fights a duel with Dolokhov over her honor, they lead separate lives. Helene is known in Petersburg polite society. She converts to Roman Catholicism, and, under the pretense that to the church her marriage to Pierre is invalid, plans to marry one of her two suitors. When she dies, it is from a botched operation to cure an illness that is not clearly described in the book, indicating that it might be an abortion: "They all knew very well that the enchanting countess' illness arose from an inconvenience resulting from marrying two husbands at the same time, and that the Italian's cure consisted in removing such inconvenience."
M Kutuzov
The commander of the Russian Army, the novel follows Kutuzov through some of his decision-making process, especially focusing on his wisdom in ignoring the popular decision that he should attack the French army as it was fleeing back home.
N Natasha Rostov
In the course of the story, Natasha (also known as Nataly) grows from a petulant child to a mature woman who knows the sorrows of war. Natasha is pretty and flirtatious, and the young soldiers are smitten with her. When she and Andrew are engaged, she is delighted to feel like a grown-up, but as time goes by she grows impatient. Kuragin, convincing her that she is in love with him, arranges to elope with her, even though he is already secretly married. When Andrew learns about it, he breaks up with her. She tries to poison herself in shame.
Later, when Moscow is being evacuated, Natasha is the one who convinces her parents to leave some of their fine possessions behind so that they can take some wounded soldiers. When she finds out that Prince Andrew is one of the wounded, she writes to his sister Mary and together they nurse her until his death. Natasha marries Pierre after he is the only person who she can talk to about Andrew's death.
O Nataly Rostov
See Natasha Rostov
P Nicholas Rostov
Presented as a typical example of a nobleman, Rostov lives a wasteful life with little intellectual or spiritual depth. Early on he joins the army because he needs the money. He loses great sums of money gambling. Passing by the town near the Bolkonsky estate, he finds the peasants accusing Mary of trying to steal their land by making them evacuate. His aristocratic sensibilities are offended; unarmed, he makes the mob rulers quiet down and turn away. At the end of the book he is a retired gentleman, arguing with his brother-in-law Pierre that he should leave the government alone to handle the situation of the serfs properly.
Q Peter Rostov
The youngest member of the Rostov family, Peter is mostly forgotten in the background, playing childish games, until, at age sixteen, he enlists in the army. He is killed in the same attack that frees Pierre from the retreating French forces.


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A: First, consider jquery.  It's a big help for things like this.
Second, if you're not going to use jquery, then what you want to do is something like this:
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A: You could do it easily with jQuery:
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ANOTHER AMERICAN HERO
Trump and his supporters discredited the whistleblower's accusations because, they said, it was second hand information.
Well Lt.Col. Vindman was there during the infamous telephone conversation where Trump extorted a foreign government for information on his political rival, Joe Biden and his son, Hunter.
This is not hearsay, it's first-hand eyewitness testimony to Trump's crimes.
Bravo to a real American hero, Lt.Col. Vindman:
Via New York Times:
WASHINGTON — A White House national security official who is a decorated Iraq war veteran plans to tell House impeachment investigators on Tuesday that he heard President Trump appeal to Ukraine's president to investigate one of his leading political rivals, a request the aide considered so damaging to American interests that he reported it to a superior.
Lt. Col. Alexander S. Vindman of the Army, the top Ukraine expert on the National Security Council, twice registered internal objections about how Mr. Trump and his inner circle were treating Ukraine, out of what he called a "sense of duty," he plans to tell the inquiry, according to a draft of his opening statement obtained by The New York Times.
He will be the first White House official to testify who listened in on the July 25 telephone call between Mr. Trump and President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine that is at the center of the impeachment inquiry, in which Mr. Trump asked Mr. Zelensky to investigate former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr.
"I did not think it was proper to demand that a foreign government investigate a U.S. citizen, and I was worried about the implications for the U.S. government's support of Ukraine," Colonel Vindman said in his statement. "I realized that if Ukraine pursued an investigation into the Bidens and Burisma it would likely be interpreted as a partisan play which would undoubtedly result in Ukraine losing the bipartisan support it has thus far maintained."
Posted by Shaw Kenawe at 11:03 AM
skudrunner said...
Is it that trump asked for the investigation or is it that uncle joe used his position to have someone fired who was investigating his son.
If you look at it from a rational position, something that is rarely possible today, trump was wrong to ask for a "favor' uncle joe was wrong for holding back funds to get someone fired. Do you really believe biden's son, with zero experience, was worth 50k a month. This was a buy influence scheme that backfired. Biden will get away with it just like willy and -H- clinton got away with pay for play. Should trump be castigated for "asking a favor" and using his position to request it, No. Should clinton and biden get away with using their office to get favors, No.
GOP Lawyer John "Torture is Good" Yoo calls what Vindman testified to "espionage."
A decorated war veteran, he was slammed by others as speaking, wait for it, Ukraine. I'm shocked that an actual expert on Ukraine might speak the language of that country.
Now just ask yourself this...
Are all of these people, soldiers, ambassadors, intelligence officers and other former White House officials, some appointed by the president himself, all lying? All of them?
Because that's what FOX, the GOP and a great majority of passengers on the USS Mother Ship would have us believe.
Seriously, now the GOP partisans can slam US war vets with impunity.
For the 1000th time, just imagine if the Dems had done this to a decorated, still serving vet who ratted out bad actions by either the Clinton or Obama admin. They'd rightfully be screaming bloody murder.
Why the silence and obfuscation now?
Dave wrote: "Why the silence and obfuscation now?"
Because Trump supporters have crossed over into being Trump Cultists, and cultists will never see their cult leader for the fraud that he is.
The Trump Cultists are disrespectful to people who serve in the military if they don't worship their leader as they do. Look at what they did to John McCain. I didn't agree with John McCain on many things and didn't vote for him, but I certainly salute him for the sacrifices he made in service to America. Trump cultists disregard all of that because McCain criticized the Liar, Cheat, and Con man they admire. Look at what Trump did to the Gold Star family, and now we'll see Trump Cultists slander a military hero, Lt.Col. Vindman, who received a Purple Heart the same way they slandered John Kerry.
Trump cultists have been studied and studied and found to be insecure, easily duped people who crave authoritarian figures to tell them what to do, who to hate, and to look the other way when that authoritarian commits crimes. Trump is the GOP's Big Brother they've always craved.
Just read skud's comment above and see how he faithfully follows the Tump cultist narrative by ignoring the crimes Trump is accused of and pivoting to accusing the Bidens, Hillary and Obama of things Trump does all the time.
I've given up on people like the folks on the Mother Ship and at AOW because as I've said many times, they're irredeemable lost souls. They've hitched their identity to a criminal and buffoon.
Their choice. They can live with it. A majority of Americans refuse to.
Skud... you said it. President Trump was wrong!
Now ask yourself this... what should the punishment be for a sitting US President to ask a foreign government to investigate a political rival in the US Presidential election?
Nothing? Censure? Impeachment? Removal from office?
You said yourself, he was wrong. Should he be punished?
Here's the relevant question for folks like Skud and GOP US Senators...
Is it okay for political candidates in the U.S. to ask for assistance from a foreign government to help them win an election?
A simple yes or no question.
If you say no, what remedy is appropriate. If you say yes... well, that will explain a lot.
Ray Cranston said...
Yeah. The usual Trump suck-up blogs are beginning to understand that Trump's fked, so instead of talking about the inevitable, they're telling jokes and bashing the media and Democrats.
I almost feel sorry for them. Almost. Trump is in impeachable shit up to his fat orange ears and they know it. With impeccable witness Lt.Col. Vindman's first hand testimony corroborated by Taylor, and others, Trump's impeachment is a sure thing.
But they'll never, never believe Trump is the corrupt imbecile that he is.
IMPEACH THE BASTARD!
Ray... I think there are a few of those folks who, in private, would admit Trump did wrong and if Obama did 20% of what Trump has done, would call for impeachment and jail time.
Except now, as those "reasonable" extremists have said, he's still an R, so he's better than a D.
PERIOD. That's their argument.
You see, when you believe that all Dems hate America and are evil, what other argument can you have?
anymouse said...
Biden along with virtually EVERY other world leader was asking for the dismissal of this prosecutor because he was NOT being active enough in rooting out corruption in the Ukraine. I notice how willing Trumpers are to call out Hunter Biden for earning a nice salary for, in their words, "doing nothing", but they remain quiet as church mice about the entire Trump family taking up office in the White House with ZERO experience. Hypocrisy, thy name is Conservative...
Jerry Critter said...
skud,
Your deflections don't matter. Donald did it. He will be impeached, and if senate republicans are Americans, he will be convicted and thrown out of office.
Blue... I have no issues with what you posted. I would however question why the Biden's didn't see this as a potential issue?
A Vice President's son get a job in a foreign country making 600K a year? And no one thought to ask how would that look back home? Or if would look like there was an attempt to curry favor with the US Government?
It doesn't have to be illegal to look bad.
Biden's inability to see that, as well as his frequent stretching of the truth, and noted plagiarism, in my opinion, disqualify him from the White House.
But, and this is where a lot of the GOP extremist partisans don't get it. Biden did nothing wrong and beyond that, even if he did, we're talking about President Trump asking a foreign government to aid a sitting US President in an election.
How is that ever okay?
David, If a sitting president is proven to use his office to threaten a foreign government to affect an election he should be removed from office. The proven is the key point and that is still in the works. I would like to see the conservatives advance another candidate because I am not ready to go with the socialist party that the democrats have turned into. If the DNC would have a candidate that is not bat s--t crazy they would win and uncle joe can't remember what day it is so he is unacceptable. As was the case in the last election, the DNC could not produce a viable candidate and they are following the same script.
Rev, when you say biden did nothing wrong you can't be serious and he was the VP so he did have clout.
Well Skud, regarding Biden, again, at least at some level, he's already been investigated and found to have not acted illegally. I would argue unethically, but not illegally.
Are you going to argue that unethical behavior is wrong and worthy of punishment? Because if you are, you'll be a minority on the conservative side of the ledger.
I agree, the Dems have not one stand out in their crowd, much like the GOP had no real winners in their 2016 class. Both parties, in my opinion, have done a good job of making politics so horrible that good, smart, honorable people are choosing other professions. We're not getting statesmen any longer.
Can you, Les, Shaw or any other readers give me examples of anyone in politics in the last 30 years who approaches that level?
But returning to Biden, you, like the rest of the GOP partisans, avoid the obvious. Pres Trump made the phone call. His COS admitted it was a "Quid pro quo". Other diplomats, who were in the room, have said the same thing. Pres Trump worked not to curb corruption, as he claimed, but to get foreign influence in US Elections.
The evidence is clear to see and admitted to by members of his administration. Civilian members, diplomatic staff, military veterans/heroes and Ambassadors. Your if, has been proven. Pres Trump should, in your words, therefore, be removed from office.
But it will never happen.
I guess the transparent investigation will show what the truth really is. Anyone who thinks trump is above board in anything are delusional and anyone who thinks biden didn't use his position to demand firing of the prosecutor suffers from the same condition. Trump is his own worst enemy and the press will hold him to task over everything, not the same treatment for biden. They are going soft pedal information on lying lizzy. At this point the Bern seems to be the most honest candidate but he is scary.
For the democrats to say there is any transparency in the investigation of trump is a joke. Of course they took the lead from the last president who stated he has a transparent administration. They are all out for them and you and I are just pawns in the grand fleecing of America. This will drag on until next year and trump will not be removed from office and he certainly will not resign so. Other than trying to change the results of the -H- being disgraced what is the point.
skud: "who thinks biden didn't use his position to demand firing of the prosecutor suffers from the same condition."
That statement is a lie. Period. That you repeat this falsehood shows you're not interested in having a factual discussion on this matter. Anyone who cares about facts, truth has looked into that lie you repeated and found it to be what I said it is. I'm sorry you continue to repeat false talking points by the Goopers. Biden did nothing wrong. Even the Ukrainians have said so.
I'll refute it here, since I know you're too lazy to find out the truth yourself:
"Biden was discuss[ed] his efforts on behalf of the Obama administration to pressure Ukraine into to prosecuting corruption and firing Viktor Shokin, an ineffective prosecutor. That effort by Biden has been used by Trump supporters to argue, inaccurately, that Biden single-handedly had Shokin fired because Shokin was investigating Burisma, a Ukrainian group of energy exploration and production companies of which Biden's son Hunter was a board member.
However, Shokin was not fired for investigating Burisma, but for his failure to pursue corruption investigations — including investigations connected to Burisma. And Biden wasn't alone in the effort to push Shokin out, but rather was spearheading the Obama administration's policy, which represented a consensus among diplomats, officials from various European countries, and the International Monetary Fund that Shokin was an impediment to rooting out corruption in his country, according to Bloomberg:
Shokin became prosecutor general in February 2015. Over the next year, the U.S. and the International Monetary Fund criticized officials for not doing enough to fight corruption in Ukraine …
The U.S. plan to push for Shokin's dismissal didn't initially come from Biden, but rather filtered up from officials at the U.S. Embassy in Kiev, according to a person with direct knowledge of the situation. Embassy personnel had called for U.S. loan guarantees to Ukraine to be tied to broader anti-corruption efforts, including Shokin's dismissal, this person said.
Biden's threat to withhold $1 billion [in U.S. loan guarantees] if Ukraine didn't crack down on corruption reportedly came in March [2016]. That same month, hundreds of Ukrainians demonstrated outside President Petro Poroshenko's office demanding Shokin's resignation, and he was dismissed.
Moreover, among the reasons the U.S. and others sought Shokin's ouster was his failure to assist with or pursue an investigation of Burisma Holdings' owner:
Hunter Biden joined [Burisma's] board in April 2014, two months after U.K. authorities requested information from Ukraine as part of a probe against [Burisma Holdings owner Mykola] Zlochevsky related to money laundering allegations. Zlochevsky had been minister of environmental protection under then-President Viktor Yanukovych, who fled to Russia in February 2014 after mass protests.
After the U.K. request, Ukrainian prosecutors opened their own case, accusing Zlochevsky of embezzling public funds. Burisma and Zlochevsky have denied the allegations.
The case against Zlochevsky and his Burisma Holdings was assigned to Shokin, then a deputy prosecutor. But Shokin and others weren't pursuing it, according to the internal reports from the Ukrainian prosecutor's office reviewed by Bloomberg.
(cont.)
In a December 2014 letter, U.S. officials warned Ukrainian prosecutors of negative consequences for Ukraine over its failure to assist the U.K., which had seized Zlochevsky's assets, according to the documents.
Shokin took no action to pursue cases against Zlochevsky throughout 2015, said [Vitaliy] Kasko, who was Shokin's deputy overseeing international cooperation and helping in asset-recovery investigations. Kasko said he had urged Shokin to pursue the investigations.
"There was no pressure from anyone from the U.S. to close cases against Zlochevsky," Kasko said in an interview. "It was shelved by Ukrainian prosecutors in 2014 and through 2015."
That's not to say the former vice president's 2018 commentary at the Council on Foreign Relations meeting was worded well. Before his remarks morphed into "evidence" for claims that Biden ordered Ukraine to fire Shokin for investigating Burisma, they were picked up by Russian government-controlled outlets such as RT and Sputnik to levy accusations that the Obama administration was engaged in heavy-handed meddling in Ukraine's affairs."
skud, I made a mistake in thinking that you cared about facts, truth. Apparently you don't, otherwise you wouldn't have repeated the lie that Biden did anything wrong.
You critized Trump and then trashed Biden with a lie. I guess it was to much for you to wander off from the Trump Tribe and critize him so you had to smear Biden.
Now now Ms.Shaw, it's not a smear if it's true....dont you know
Anonymous @1:57 AM is as clueless and immune to facts as skudrunner.
Neither of you provided evidence. And that's because you prefer lies to truth, and that's how Trump got you to vote for him.
Nuremburg style rally's come to America. Along with other such nefarious government activities. All complements of America's FAKE president.
I am just following the leftist doctrine that if it is a rumor it is true. For someone who believes lying lizzy tells the truth you should look inward. Native American, Mother had to leave town because of prejudice, fired because she was pregnant and now her latest will not raise middle class taxes to pay for medicare for all.
I'm am not sure uncle joe knowingly did anything wrong but the rumor is he did and that should be fact enough until he proves otherwise.
Welp, I believe Warren because unlike Trump, she doesn't have a long history of lying, cheating and conning people out of their money. And she certainly never extorted a foreign government in order to get that foreign government to interfere in American elections while secretly having a personal lawyer conduct State Department business and deals without having been elected or vetted to do so. Trump using the presidency to enrich himself and his grifter children is a whole other thing.
Meanwhile, as is your usual habit, you post rumors and lies and make statement without a shred of evidence. You're using the same tactic that the liar, cheat, and conman president that belongs to the GOP does.
Also, there's this:
Warren releases Medicare for All financing plan, without middle class tax hikes
Sen. Elizabeth Warren has expanded, dramatically, on the initial healthcare page her campaign released with a full-blown, carefully considered, expert-vetted Medicare for All plan, with financing that doesn't require a middle-class tax increase. She created a big task for herself: "Under my plan, Medicare for All will cover the full list of benefits outlined in the Medicare for All Act, including long-term care, audio, vision, and dental benefits. My plan will cover every single person in the U.S., and includes common-sense payment reforms that make Medicare for All possible without spending any more money overall than we spend now."
On paper, she succeeds. That's an important factor to note—there are a lot of unknowns in future spending, but working with the current system and with an expansive knowledge of what's working and what's broken within it, she's created a plan with financing that is grounded in today's reality.
And you can keep you doctor.
Most of what politicians put on paper looks good Shaw. Funny thing is, things generally don't work out as the paper shows it will. I guess that's the problem with projections. That and generally politicians prefer profligate spending as opposed to fiscal responsibility.
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She then started her career doing various things – from data entry to healthcare financials to accreditation for a local college. Currently, she lives in Castleton, Indiana with her dog, Maggie. She enjoys running with Maggie and spending time with her two nephews, Max and Will. She is excited for the next chapter in her career with Charitable Allies.


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Specify your goals at the beginning and ask yourself "is this ecommerce business buying opportunity going to help me achieve my goals?" Keep asking yourself this question throughout your search. Otherwise, you might end up looking at so many different business buying opportunities and lose sight of your initial goals.
If you are buying a business to learn as a beginner in online business, think of the money you spend on the acquisition as your "tuition fees." Buy an ecommerce business that doesn't cost you too much money, but has a fairly established process and an experienced and helpful current owner you can learn from. Each listing on Exchange Marketplace has a "bio" of the seller that can help you learn about the sellers and how much experience they have.
If you are buying a business with the goal to help it grow with your skills and resources, make sure the business has the potential to be further optimized with the type of skills or resources you have.
If you are buying an online business so that you can be location independent and have the freedom to travel more, make sure you already have the skills and knowledge needed to run the business as it is, and that the business doesn't take 80 hours a week for the current owner to operate.
If you are passionate about a certain topic or a group of people, for example, health and fitness, newborn babies and moms, robotics and drones, you will be more likely to enjoy working on the business as it brings you a purpose of helping others who have the same interest as you.
Same thing applies to your skillset. For example, if you enjoy optimizing website landing pages, look for an ecommerce business that is fairly strong in all other aspects but still has an opportunity to be further optimized in its user experience.
What are your strong skills and knowledge?
When buying an established ecommerce business, the bottom line is that you will be able to run the business as it is with your current skills and knowledge. It doesn't mean you have to know everything about running an ecommerce business before you buy it, but it does mean that you need to at least have the knowledge base strong enough to support your necessary learning to take over the business.
For example, it is ok if you have never run a Pay-Per-Click (PPC) campaign with Google AdWords, but you need to at least understand how it works before you acquire the business. Otherwise you will have a hard time when you start evaluating the business opportunities.
If you have a strong skillset that can help you pursue obvious improvement opportunities in the business you buy, it's even better. List all the skills you have, such as online sales, SEO, content marketing, social media marketing, user experience design, conversion rate optimization, business process automation, etc. Keep that in mind and find businesses that can be further optimized with your skillset.
Some ecommerce businesses do require special knowledge to run. It's both a bad thing and a good thing. It's a bad thing because it limits the types of ecommerce businesses you can effectively run, but it's also a good thing, because if you do have specialized knowledge in a certain space, it's going to be your competitive advantage. Think about what specialized knowledge you have. For example, with specialized knowledge in electronic engineering, you will be able to handle a Robotics ecommerce shop's product inquiries and create related content marketing materials much easier than others who don't have that knowledge.
Besides your skills and knowledge, your current resources can also form your competitive advantages. Think about how you can utilize your resources to maximize the business opportunities you are looking to acquire.
For example, do you own a social media account with a large number of followers? Think about buying an ecommerce business that sells products they might like.
Do you have a previous product supplier you have worked with that can dramatically improve the product quality or profit margin of an established ecommerce business buying opportunity you are looking at?
Do you have a large amount of cash flow that can be used to put into an ecommerce shop's paid marketing campaign, if the business's current cost of user acquisition is dramatically lower than its revenue per user?
Once you answered the above questions, you'll have a much better understanding of what kind of ecommerce businesses would be a "good fit" for you. You can specify your business buying parameters such as the niche, the type of obvious improvement opportunities within the ecommerce business, the time and skills required to run the business, etc.
One of the most important business buying parameter is how much you want to invest and what you can get with that price. Most ecommerce businesses in the low-end market are valued at 10x - 24x monthly earnings (we will talk about valuations in details later in this guide). That means if a Shopify business is making $1,000 per month in profit, it is likely going to cost you $10,000 - $24,000 to buy. If you have a specific budget you want to invest, you are likely able to specify the revenue range of the business you're looking for with this formula.
If you are a beginner who wants to spend the least amount of money to buy an established ecommerce business which you can learn everything about how to run it, my recommendation is that you look for an ecommerce business with a monthly earnings in the $500 - $1,500 range with a good amount of monthly traffic (above 1,000 unique visits/mo). You're likely able to buy those businesses with a budget of $6,000 - $36,000. Only invest the amount you can afford to lose if you are a beginner.
You might not be too motivated to work on the business since the financial reward is too low.
The business itself might not be established enough so that you might not be able to learn all the aspects of running an established ecommerce business.
The business is risky because the cash flow is too low.
Why $1,500/mo in profit in the upper range?
Based on my general observation of the lower end ecommerce business market, an ecommerce business with $1,500 earnings per month could have a well-established business procedure just like a business that's making $3,000 per month. That means your learning experience could be the same with a lot less initial investment.
Once you've started your search on Exchange Marketplace and have a couple of business buying opportunities in mind, you can use your business buying parameters to guide you through your search.
Keep in mind that you might not be able to find as many eCommerce business buying opportunities that fit your criteria as you would want to. In that case, you'll need to drop or broaden some of your criteria so that more buying opportunities could fall into your range.


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TV ReviewsUnsupervisedSeason 1
Unsupervised: "Nits"
Brandon Nowalk
UnsupervisedSeason 1
It's always nice to see a freshman show come together. I'm not sure Unsupervised can sustain the unity of "Stupid Idiots" just by virtue of its scattered nature—though as I say every week, the series has a sturdy skeleton under even the flabbier episodes—but "Nits" establishes a perfectly solid baseline. All five of the kids—and I guess it's five now, because I just can't bring myself to exclude Russ any more—have subplots this week, each revolving around the school dance with the expected coming-of-age moments. We see or don't see some of the parents for a pointed contrast, although "Nits" doesn't have much to do with class or community. The jokes land with a respectable frequency. And Principal Stark is back. I'm starting to love just hanging out at Maynard.
At the same time, Unsupervised could stand to be more novel than "Nits" permits. With these characters in this place, doing the school-dance episode is a waste of potential, at least as it plays out. The house party and the baseball game are classic settings for plots done quintessentially Unsupervised, but the dance? You've seen all of this before on Freaks And Geeks, The O.C., and other shows—maybe without the nits or the stink bombs or the flautist fellatio, but those are just the grungy decorations. Even the most expressive touches, like the locker shot and Danielle reading her note to Joel are straight out of other shows. "Stupid Idiots" proved Unsupervised doesn't need to be aggressively edgy to find originality—but if it helps, it should absolutely swim in that cesspool. However much I'm comfortable with Unsupervised sticking in nice, friendly teen-show territory, a series can't distinguish itself by doing solid takes of sitcom staples. Unsupervised is so unlike every other high-school show that playing on that turf can be distracting.
But enough griping. Like Darius himself, "Nits" has surprising sensitivity, particularly with respect to the different group dynamics. Russ can be completely himself around Joel, but with a potential date, he just babbles about the Army helmet his brother sent him from Iraq and is eventually forced to pop the question. Joel is almost always unfiltered, but there's a trace of posturing as he asks out Danielle—more continuity!—and Darius is the most nervous of all, considering he's the one that actually thinks dances are romantic and sweet. Then there's the way Megan can't even be herself around the friends she's trying to impress, but with a drunk Jojo and sidekick, she has no problem letting her authoritarian flag fly. My favorite joke of the episode is when they get pulled over and Megan says, "Thank God." Even Danielle is an example of how people behave differently when they're trying to impress someone.
These aren't monumental insights into adolescence, but they are a testament to how seriously Unsupervised takes its characters. Russ, in particular, has gone from joke-nuisance to damaged kid pretty successfully, now butting heads with Joel only accidentally (as opposed to when he was trying to impress Jojo with his Stone Cold routine). When Russ leaves this week because Gary tells him to go clean up instead of bragging about his prank gone awry as if that were the joke, he lets on about his low self-esteem, and Joel says to the others, "We should probably take more of an interest in him." It's a moment so sincere that it really slices through all the relationship nonsense, even though we're immediately back to laughing thanks to Darius, off to marinate in his thoughts and sing his feelings: "Girl, I wanted to love you / But you sucked another dick."
Gary and Joel are the ones with the age-old plots about best friends growing up at different speeds and trying and failing to get laid. We know where this is going from the first scene—of the pilot. But I do love the little things in their corner of "Nits," like Joel appreciating the romance of making out under the stairwell. And they eventually arrive at the expected wisdom: "Friends and boning don't cancel each other out."
It's also nice to see Megan's mom again, even if this appearance isn't quite as funny as her last. The lengths she'll go to, the rules she'll drop, just to get Megan to socialize with people her own age says it all, and you don't often see that character on television (although this week's Suburgatory comes close, and I recall Kirsten Cohen worrying about Seth for, like, three episodes of The O.C.). It would throw off the young, ignorant perspective to focus too heavily on the parents—not to mention negate the title of the series—but I'd love a bit more spotlight on the family lives of Darius, Megan, and Russ. It might throw the empty houses of Gary and Joel into even starker relief.
"Nits" may not be the most inspired episode of Unsupervised, but it feels like an example of the show moving forward. Maynard is a fixed location with characters that have offscreen lives. The kids are one another's strongest support system—with exception of Darius' parents—and they're all starting to grow up with the expected trials and unexpected jokes. We're seeing whole demographics that largely go unrepresented on television treated with real humanity. And not only is Unsupervised usually pretty funny, but the jokes derive from character, delivering a pleasantly entertaining half-hour while enriching our understanding of these kids more and more each week. I fully expect more experimentation in this first season, but it's nice to know that Unsupervised can always fall back on an episode like "Nits."
Those close-ups on the nits had me scratching my head. I feel like it's not Unsupervised if I'm not grossed out in some capacity.
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A: It seems to be working fine. I'm guessing you made a small PEBKAC mistake somewhere. Might want to check your HTML and CSS real quick to see if there are no typos anywhere.

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