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Sendero and Gavilan Floorplans Now Available Online
The new Sendero website includes information about the Sendero, and Gavilan neighborhoods, including links to their floorplans. Sendero will offer a mix of single and two story homes, along with an assortment of townhomes and condos. Architectural styles will be location-appropriate, including Spanish Revival, Monterey, Western Ranch, Early California and Adobe Ranch styles. It seems as though virtually every builder has embraced the "great room" style of design that is so popular right now. This means that the home's primary living area will feature an open kitchen, a large kitchen island with eating area and a connected family room.
Below are links to each builder's floorplans. Information is current as of the original publication date and is believed to be accurate, but as you can imagine, these things will evolve and change over time. Note that where we refer to Sendero, we are referring to the homes outside of the gated active adult Gavilan community. The Gavilan floorplans are those that will be offered within the gated, age-restricted community of Gavilan. It is unclear which of the Sendero neighborhoods described below will be built in the smaller subarea east of Antonio Parkway, in the tract that Rancho Mission Viejo has dubbed the "Outpost." If we had to guess, maybe one of the Sendero townhome offerings?
Sendero Floorplans:
Cabana Townhomes and Villa Townhomes by William Lyon Homes. Both Lyon offerings will be Spanish style architecture. The "Cabanas" will have one and two bedrooms, and range from 940-1,261 square feet. The "Villas" will have two or three bedrooms.
Townhomes by Shea Homes. Shea's two-story townhomes will be built in a fourplex configuration, featuring "heritage" architecture and "artisan" landscape. Units will feature three bedrooms and direct access two-car garages.
Single Family Homes by SeaCountry. While these appear to be the smallest of the single family homes being built for Sendero, the three SeaCountry models have the potential to be very interesting designs. Each one has a large open staircase as the focal point of the home. Ranging between 1803-2020 square feet, with three and four bedrooms, the SeaCountry homes claim to be "inspired by California history."
Single Family Homes by TriPointe. TriPointe has embraced the local architectural styles of the area, offering homes designed with Spanish, Monterey, Ranch and Adobe details. They will feature between three and five bedrooms, and range from 2,050 to 2,412 square feet.
Single Family Homes by Ryland. With three floorplans, all designed in the "great room" style, the Ryland homes will range between 2,298 and 2,624 square feet with up to four bedrooms. Homes seem to be designed in an early California ranch style.
Single Family Homes by Meritage. These appear to be the largest homes in Sendero. The Meritage tract offers three models of large single family homes embracing the "great room" concept, with up to five bedrooms, optional casitas and up to 3,000 square feet of living space.
Gavilan Floorplans:
Patio Homes by Del Webb. Del Webb is known for its active adult communities, and it will offer three models at Gavilan. These homes are all single story and designed in the "great room" style. They will range from approximately 2,000-2,3000 square feet and feature up to three bedrooms with optional sun rooms.
Patio Homes by Shea Homes. Shea is the only builder who is building homes both inside and outside of the Gavilan gates. Its Gavilan tract will feature Spanish, Ranch and Adobe style patio homes with two or three bedrooms. The three models will range between 1,770 and 2,066 square feet. The website claims that these homes come in one or two story plans, but the floorplans all appear to be single story. If the posted floorplans are accurate, the second story is likely an optional upstairs bonus room or casita.
Bungalows and Casitas by Standard Pacific. The Standard Pacific Bungalows are long, narrow floorplans featuring two or three bedrooms. Designed in a Spanish style, two of the plans are single story, and the third (Plan 2) is largely single story with a second floor loft (in addition to the bedroom count). The Casitas offer more traditional floorplans, again in a largely single story layout (with an optional second floor loft in some models). The Casitas will also feature two or three bedrooms, plus optional loft where available, and will feature Spanish, Monterey and Ranch style architecture.
We will do some in-depth reviews of the specific floorplans over the coming weeks. We've also created a permanent "Quick Link" to this post on the right sidebar, for easy access to the Sendero and Gavilan floorplans.
UPDATE: See below for the comprehensive square footage for each builder's floorplans, courtesy of Rancho Mission Viejo. These numbers should be more accurate than our estimates above.
Gavilan (all single story)
Standard Pacific Homes: approximately 1,275 – 1,800 for the first tract, and approximately 1,600 – 2,060 for the second
Shea Homes: approximately 1,785 – 2,044
Del Webb (Pulte): approximately 2,130 – 2,475
William Lyon Homes: Cabanas: approximately 1,030 – 1,535, Villas: approximately 1,280 – 1,535
SeaCountry Homes: approximately 1,800 – 2,015
TRI Pointe Homes: approximately 2,050 – 2,400
Ryland Homes: approximately 2,280 – 2,395
Meritage Homes: approximately 2,560 – 2,985
November 15th, 2012 | Category: Development, Real Estate | Tags: Del Webb, Gavilan, Meritage Homes, Planning Area 1, Rancho Mission Viejo, Ryland Homes, SeaCountry Homes, Sendero, Shea Homes, Standard Pacific Homes, TriPointe Homes, William Lyon Homes

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experience reading a book by this author. It was a little different in that the heroine was a reluctant debutante for the season. She was unaware of her beauty in a refreshing way that made her appealing. If one can dare to compare her to anyone perhaps it would be to Eliza Doolittle for a brief moment only because of her innocence in the social mores of the day. She was a bit more educated than Eliza but she was like her in that Charlotte was outspoken and sometimes spoke her opinion without realizing it isn't often done by young ladies presented in society who are looking for a husband.
She was born to a family of botanists and when her mother died, Charlotte got her father through his loss by helping him with his work by writing, illustrating and managing the household. Brought to task by her uncle the Admiral, her father came to see that he had relied far too long on her and that she should be out in the world, seeking a husband.
About this time, Mr. Trimble, one of her father's correspondents turned up on their steps from New Zealand with some plant specimens. He would suit just fine as Charlotte's replacement on the job, leaving her to her uncle's project including dinners, new gowns and finding that suitor to carry her along to a marriage....but away from her beloved work.
Along the journey, she encounters suitors of course, but also a young friend, and a maddening relationship with the man who took her job, Mr. Trimble. Most important of all though is the self discovery of who she really is. I think this discovery is what sets this book apart from a run of the mill romance. If you want to follow Charlotte on her journey and learn a little about botany, read Like A Flower In Bloom!
Tuesday, January 13th, 2015 is a day for the books! It is the first time in 2015 that we will have a day with the number 13. Let's celebrate because 13 is a great number and without it I may have been born on the 12th or 14th. It is 6 months until my birthday but really, who is counting?
My sister Linda loved to tease me and she couldn't resist when she realized I was actually born on Friday the 13th. She always said, "No wonder!" I can smile about it now but being overly sensitive, I was greatly affronted at the time. Fast forward to my twenties and I was a regular visitor to my allergy specialist whose office was in the tallest building in town at the time. I was puzzled as I zipped up the elevator why the floors jumped from 12 to 14. After checking it out I discovered that many buildings in the country skipped the 13th floor because of superstitions.
"Three things will last forever—faith, hope, and love—and the greatest of these is love."
1 Corinthians 13:13. About 25 years ago I cross-stitched the last 6 words of this verse and for many years it sat on my dresser until the glass in the frame broke about 5 years ago. One goal I have is to replace this frame by January 31st. Once I do I will post a picture. In the meantime, take this rambling post to heart and embrace the number 13 for all the good things about it. When we seek the good things that is what we will find.


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Cassidy Participates in Lower Jones Creek Channel Project Groundbreaking
BATON ROUGE – Today, U.S. Senator Bill Cassidy, M.D. (R-LA) participated in a groundbreaking for the Lower Jones Creek Channel portion of the East Baton Rouge Flood Risk Reduction Project.
When this portion of the project is completed, 3.3 miles of the Lower Jones Creek Channel will be cleared and snagged, from the Amite River to O'Neal Lane. The risk of flood damage caused by out-of-bank flooding during heavy rainfall events will be reduced. The overall project includes five components, including improvements to Bayou Fountain, Ward Creek, Beaver Bayou and Blackwater Bayou.
"This project involving five different creeks and bayous, and the Comite Diversion, will make the Capital Region safer from flooding," said Dr. Cassidy. "This will be followed by additional federal dollars through the bipartisan infrastructure bill that will further reduce flood risk, contribute to coastal restoration, and between these, lower flood insurance premiums. I will continue working in every way possible to make it so that Louisiana homes are safe from high waters."
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is tasked with completing the project, led in New Orleans by Army Colonel Stephen Murphy.
"We appreciate Senator Cassidy being with us today and appreciate his efforts for this important project," said Colonel Murphy. When Congress made a national commitment to flood risk management in South Louisiana by funding projects in the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2018, we immediately knew that it would require a skilled and dedicated team to deliver projects on time and within budget. We have that team that includes our partners from East Baton Rouge Parish and the support of Congress. It is this commitment that is the foundation for delivering a project like Lower Jones Creek and the 50 miles of five streams within East Baton Rouge Parish with the goal to reduce risk for residents who have, over the past 40 years, experienced numerous flood events."
In addition to the funds previously made available for the East Baton Rouge Flood Risk Reduction Project, the bi-partisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) includes $17 billion for Army Corps of Engineers infrastructure priorities and $9.55 billion for ports and waterways. Other pots of money are available for further flood mitigation projects.
The IIJA is already making a difference, with over $640 million allocated in January for important coastal, waterway and flood projects, including over $378 million for Morganza-to-the-Gulf and $125 million for the Southwest Coastal Louisiana Hurricane Protection project.


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Beranda Opinion English Democracy and Islam in Indonesia
Democracy and Islam in Indonesia
Tanggal yang diubah: Mei 20, 2019
Written by a group of specialists on Indonesian politics and Islam, the book Democracy and Islam in Indonesia (edited Mirjam Kunkler and Alfred Stepan) examines the successful story of Indonesia's journey toward a democratic state.
More specifically, this edited volume (1) discusses the uneasy processes of political transition from an authoritarian rule to a consolidated democracy, (2) underscores key issues that provide a rationale for making democracy work, (3) analyzes factors that could jeopardize democracy (e.g., violations of state laws, religious intolerance and violence, etc.) and social groupings that could have the potential power to derail democratization or fragment the state such as the (anti-reform) military, violent Islamic groups, and regional separatists, and finally (4) offers insights that could possibly maintain—or even make a better attainment of—the qualities of "steady democracy" in the post-New Order Indonesia such as a well-functioning system of law enforcement and the political will and bravery of the government to protect the constitutionally guaranteed freedom of religion (21-23).
The bottom line of this fine volume, however, is to provide a theoretical framework for—and empirical data of—democratic transition and possible consolidation in a Muslim country. Editors of this volume argue that literature in political science on transition to, and consolidation of, democracy or varieties of possible democratizations in Muslim-majority countries remains less substantial if not impoverished; thereby, this volume is an academic endeavour to fill these gaps (3).
Based on the careful examination and thorough analyses of Indonesian experiences in handling political shift and in achieving democracy, the editors propose some theoretical foundations that underline (1) the compatibility of Islam and democracy, (2) the positive role of religion in global politics and public spheres, (3) the contribution of civil society in the democratization process, and (4) the possible collaboration of religious and secular forces as well as Muslim and non-Muslim elements in transforming a military dictatorial rule to a civilian democratic government.
Having been described by some observers as a democratization wonder, Indonesia, the world's largest Muslim-majority country, undoubtedly offers a great example to examine a political passage from dictatorship to democracy in a Muslim society. When Suharto collapsed in 1998, which marked Indonesia's political transition, many observers of Indonesian politics predicted this country would soon become the next Balkans.
What happened in Indonesia, surprisingly, was not a state disintegration but rather a solid democratic integration. Edward Aspinall in this volume (126-146) provides explanations of why and how Indonesia survived from separatism. The cornerstone of Indonesia's success in implementing a state policy of decentralization, in quelling secession, and finally in boosting support for democracy, Aspinall argues, was the transfer of some political and financial authority from the central government to the sub-provincial of 495 county-like districts and municipalities across the nation. This policy—and strategy—aimed at preventing the rebirth of provincial pro-independence sentiments and political movements that historically, since the country declared its independence, has tested the integrity of the Indonesian unitary state.
Besides the peaceful decentralization, the book also analyzes other significant accomplishments of post-Suharto democratic Indonesia including, but not limited to, the transformation of the military and the demilitarization of governments (89-108), the rise of many independent political parties, the increasing participation of women in public affairs, the widespread presence of CSOs, the production of many "pro-people" laws, the increase of civilian regimes, the growth of free press, and the implementation of free elections. Muslims in the country are also more in favour of secular democracy than Islamic monarchy. Muslim parties of all kinds have lost support to fully national secular-based political parties (24-50).
The defeat of Islamic political parties does not mean that secular political actors have suppressed and isolated religious ones. Conversely, today's Indonesia witnesses what Alfred Stepan calls "twin tolerations," namely "toleration of democracy by religion and toleration of religion by democratic leaders" (7). The Indonesian case makes clear that the participation of religion in public, political domains does not necessarily defy or transgress secular, democratic practices, so that John Rawls' warning to uproot religion from politics in order to establish a liberal democracy has lost empirical ground.
Despite highlighting some compelling arguments, data and analyses on contemporary Indonesian politics, the book has some weaknesses, including the portrayal of Nahdlatul Ulama (NU) and Muhammadiyah, the country's two largest Muslim institutions, which the editors describe as the backbone of Indonesian democracy, without examining anti-pluralist and anti-democracy factions within these organizations.
In fact, during the New Order, it was only NU, especially during the late Abdurrahman Wahid, that became the strongest Islamic advocate for democracy. Unlike his uncle, Yusuf Hasyim, Wahid worked closely with secular and non-Muslim democrats to resist the New Order and struggle for democratic government, human rights, and the state's pluralist ideology and Constitution. Muhammadiyah, conversely, instead of supporting non-state civil society groupings and criticizing the New Order, enjoyed patronage with the ruling government.
As a result, this organization received advantages from the government such as funds to build its schools and other properties. Members of Muhammadiyah also enjoyed strategic positions in governments, educations, state companies, etc. The sharp, sometimes harsh, rivalry between NU and Muhammadiyah during the New Order was evident and prevalent. While NU, with Wahid as a main leader, referred its opposition to the New Order as a "cultural strategy," Muhammadiyah, with Amin Rais as the primary figure, called its support for the government a "structural strategy." Muhammadiyah transformed itself into a non-state vital force of democracy when this organization was led by Ahmad Syafi'i Maarif, the country's leading human rights advocate and intellectual, at the end of the New Order.
Furthermore, the book also seems to romanticize the positive role of civil society in democratizing the state without examining the rise of "uncivil" civil society such as ethno-religious sectarian groupings that mushroomed in the post-Suharto Indonesia as an unintended political reformation of 1998 that also could ruin democracy.
The book also tends to underestimate the role of the (retired) military in running government without mentioning their positive contributions for good governance. In fact, there were some high-quality popular military rulers who could successfully transform their territories into a stable region such as Governor Mardiyanto of Central Java and Governor Karel Albert Ralahalu of Maluku.
Despites these lacunae the book undoubtedly provides a plentiful essential resource for those interested in the study of post-authoritarian government, Muslim politics and, particularly, Indonesian Islam. This volume is a welcoming edition after the publication of Robert Hefner's 2000 Civil Islam: Muslims and Democratizations in Indonesia.
Source: Pacific Affairs
Muslim Indonesian
Artikulli paraprakCrossing the Kingdom: Portraits of Saudi Arabia
Artikulli tjetërViolence and Vengeance: Religious Conflict and Its Aftermath in Eastern Indonesia


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Now, we have to wonder who can lead the violent and murderous group of villains and take on the mantle of Flagg. It looks as though director David Ayer is looking to his past co-workers from 'End of Watch' for a replacement in the form of Jake Gyllenhaal. Gyllenhaal's last piece, 'Nightcrawler' did not earn him an Oscar nod this season, but it did garner the actor a SAG nomination.
The player lineup for 'Suicide Squad' is detailed in this article, the all-star cast includes Will Smith, Margot Robbie, Jared Leto, Jai Courtney and Cara Delevigne. The project is in a pre-production phase right now but should begin filming soon eyeing an August 5, 2016 release date.
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Church reaches decade long goal of packing one million meals
Over 200 people packed into Asbury United Methodist Church late Sunday morning to meet a decade-old goal of packing one million meals to fight global hunger.
RALEIGH (WTVD) -- Over 200 people packed into Asbury United Methodist Church late Sunday morning to meet a decade-old goal of packing one million meals to fight global hunger.
Sunday that goal was met after volunteers packed the final 80,000 meals.
Their fight against global hunger is in conjunction with Rise Against Hunger, a nonprofit founded and headquartered in Raleigh. The organization aims to defeat global hunger by 2030.
"We are mobilizing volunteers around the country and around the world to make that vision a reality," said Rise Against Hunger CEO Rod Brooks.
Volunteers of all ages were present, working diligently to pack protein-rich meals. Rise Against Hunger says that one out of every eight people in the world will go to bed hungry. Nearly 815 million people globally don't have the food needed to maintain a healthy and productive life.
The meals packed today will transport to school feeding programs in Haiti.
"When you start a school feeding program you're first providing nutrition that students need to learn," said Brooks. "We all know that we can't think and concentrate on an empty belly. But beyond that these meals provide an incentive for parents to send their kids to school. It's through that education that we break the cycle of poverty."
Rise Against Hunger has locations domestically and internationally.
"Most of the time people think they have to be in a particular country to do something... but they can actually make an impact where they are," said non-profit member Edna Ogwangi.
Each meal costs 31 cents.
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The Parish Registers and Bishop's transcripts – Leicestershire
I live in Rutland which is the smallest county in England and the records for this area are kept at the Record Office for Leicestershire, Leicester and Rutland at Long Street, Wigston Magna in Leicestershire.
My birth name is Wigston and from time to time I plan research on various groups of Wigstons in the Leicestershire area in the hope that over time I will be able to link them together and create a direct line to myself. I am interested in Wigstons who were living in Leicester in medieval times but recognised this might be just too much of a challenge due to the availability of records, their potentially poor condition and the fact they would be in Latin.
For this research, I chose to use the 1841 census online through Ancestry.com. By entering Wigston as a surname residing in Leicestershire, 35 individuals showed up, grouped in Barwell, Elmesthorpe (neighbouring village to Barwell) and St Mary. Iin this instance I chose the family group in Barwell headed by Thomas Wigston and as a secondary piece of research I also selected the family group in St Mary headed up by Joseph Wigston.
Thomas Wigston was aged 55 so therefore born about 1786, living with Miria aged 20, William aged 25, plus Harriett and Fanny both aged 10.
By viewing the actual record within Ancestry.com this information could be double checked before any further research took place. In particular, I was interested to check Miria's name and from the image I could see that indeed her name was Miria. At the time of the 1841 census they were listed as living in Spring Gardens, in Barwell.
Preparation for the record office visit
From the County record office website at www.leics.gov.uk/record_office.htm I checked the process for accessing the library, do's and don'ts, open times, directions and parking. As it has been some time since I used a record office and expect to be doing more research in this, and potentially other record offices, I took with me the correct means of identification so that I could obtain a CARN*.
I took with me, pencils, paper, my lecture, notes I had made from background reading on Parish Registers, and details of the two family groups concerned.
Just to be sure I did not have a wasted journey (it is 50 minutes away) I e-mailed the office to check on open times for a Saturday morning and also to check what parish records they had for Barwell. They responded with confirmation of the following records held in the office for Barwell:
Christenings: 1661-1976
Marriages: 1654-1993 (1986)
Burials: 1653-1887 (for later burials, see Stapleton)
I also consulted Phillimores Atlas which I found out is held at the local museum in Oakham, Rutland, where there is a small research centre. This helped to identify what records were available and where they were deposited along with a check on the parish boundary for Barwell.
The Phillimore's showed:
Deposited register 1653-1993
IGI 1563 – 1856
Registrar at the Society of genealogists 1563 – 1640
No Boyds register
1837 – 1851 the parish came under Hinckley
No Pallots register
Visit to the County Record office
To be sure that I made the most of my visit, I consulted with one of the three staff members on where to find the parish records and how to use the fiche reader.
The index of what parish registers are available and where were kept in folders in alphabetical order. Inside the first folder which was A-BAS where typewritten sheets in clear pockets with the information such as what records were available on a parish by parish basis and a reference number. For Barwell the following parish registers are available:
Deposited with the record in 1973
DE1330/1 Baptisms 1661-1717 Listed as on fiche (although a note has been added to the banns record indicating it is not which might indicate that it has gone missing)
Marriages 1665-1717
Burials 1653 – 1717
DE1330/2 Baptisms 1717-1772
Marriages** 1717-1753**
Burials 1717-1770
DE1330/4 Baptisms** 1813-1843**
DE1330/7 Marriages 1754-1779
Banns (not on fiche) 1779-1820
DE1330/10 Marriages** 1813-1837**
DE1330/12 Marriages 1879-1914
DE1330/13 Burials** 1813-1863**
On checking with the staff, these records need to be ordered from the strong room so these will be checked on the second visit.
Banns** 1823-1839**
Banns 1863-1885
Notebook giving name, residence, occupation, religious denomination and ages of children of non Anglicans** n.d (no date?)**
I also consulted the booklet created by Leicestershire museums, art galleries and record service, 'Handlist of Leicestershire Bishops' transcripts published by the record office in 1987. This detailed the transcripts that had survived and were lodged with the County Record office:
Barwell including the hamlets of Elmsthorpe, Potters Marston & Stapleton –
1564 1571 1574 1576 1585 1596-7
1604 1606-9 1613 1617 1621-2 1624-9
1632-4 1636-40 1660-7 1669-81 1683 1685-8
1690-6 1699-1700 1703-11 1713-14 1716-18 1720
1722-4 1726-31*** 1732-51*** 1752 1754-1812 1813-36
***1731 not certain but probable. 1751 not certain, may be 1753.
Leicestershire was an archdeaconry which was included in the massive diocese of Lincoln before being transferred to the diocese of Peterborough until 1926 when it became a separate diocese in its own right.
Outlined below is a list of the records found for this family of Wigstons which were obtained by searching the microfiche highlighted in by ** above, original banns register books and microfilm of the bishop's transcripts:
THOMAS WIGSTON born c. 1786 (according to 1841 census)
No baptism, banns, marriage or burial entries were found
MIRIA/MARIA WIGSTON born c.1821 (according to 1841 census)
Baptism was found for a Maria, daughter of Thomas and Sarah Wigston on 11 October 1820, abode as Barwell and trade or profession of father was listed as framework knitter.
The burial register shows a Maria, daughter of Thomas & Sarah Wigston died in Barwell and was buried 8 April 1846 aged 25 years.
WILLIAM WIGSTONE born c. 1826 (according to 1841 census)
Baptisms were found in the parish registers although there were 3 illegitimate Williams. However, this would make sense if William was the first born, which I do not think is the case within this family.
On checking the Bishop's transcripts a baptism entry was found for William on 8 March 1823. This does not accurately tie in with the estimated date from the census but this was not unusual. There were not normally any written records and so the census was reliant on memories and honesty. The census was also subject to rounding down ages to the nearest 5 years which would have meant that William may have been recorded as 15 not 18 in the census.
No further records were found for William using either Wigston or Wigstone as listed in the baptism entry.
HARRIET WIGSTON born c. 1831 (according to 1841 census)
Baptism was found for Harriet, daughter of Thomas and Sarah Wigston on 8 July 1826, abode as Barwell and father's trade or profession was listed as framework knitter. There is quite an age discrepancy but once again this could be down to the rounding of her age from 14 to 10.
No further records for Harriett were found
FANNY WIGSTON born c. 1831 (according to 1841 census), (were Fanny and Harriet twins or just born close together if you go by the census dates?)
A Frances Wigston was baptised 30 September 1829 to a Thomas and Sarah Wigston who lived in Barwell and again he is listed as a framework knitter. I am suggesting in this case that Fanny is a nickname for Frances. (please see http://genealogy.about.com/library/bl_nicknames.htm for reference).
In the banns register John Peace and Frances Wigston are listed – he as a bachelor of the parish and she as a spinster of the parish. Banns were read out on February 9 1851, February 16 1851 and then February 23 1851. Frances married John Peace on 24 February 1851, both were of full age and both listed as framework knitters.
John and Frances went on to have a son, John, who was entered into the burial register having died in Barwell as an infant and buried 29 September 1850. Having been named John after his father I would suppose that he was the first-born son.
The records above are what I found out about the family as identified in the 1841 census. In order to be thorough I checked for the name Wigston on all the fiche I viewed in case any were missing. In an age of high infant mortality and especially in a frame knitters community where fatalities were very commonplace I wanted to be sure none of them were missed.
MARY WIGSTON
A baptism record for Mary was found for 21 April 1810 in Barwell, to Thomas and Sarah Wigston.
Banns entry was found in the original register of November 1 1823 – 15 September 1839 which was ordered from the strong room. William Riley of the parish of Barwell and Mary Wigston of the parish of Barwell. Banns were read out on 29 July 1838, 5 August 1838 and 12 August 1838.
A marriage entry was found for Mary Wigston whose father was Thomas Wigston in Barwell on 14 August 1838 to William Riley, both of full age. She is listed as a framework knitter and he is a shoemaker. This was witnessed by Ann Wigston.
ANNE WIGSTON
Baptism for Anne, daughter of Thomas and Sarah Wigston on 29 June 1815 and Thomas is listed as a framework knitter.
In the burial register Anne is listed as being the daughter of Thomas and Anne and was buried 24 January 1841 in Barwell.
GEORGE WIGSTON
Baptism for George, daughter of Thomas and Sarah Wigston on 4 May 1818 and Thomas is listed as a framework knitter.
A burial entry was found for George, son of Thomas & Sarah Wigston, living in Barwell. He was buried 7 May 1819 aged just 1 year old.
AMEY WIGSTON
A baptism was found in the parish registers for Amey on 28 November 1812.
A marriage entry has been made on 30 April 1839 to William Lapsworth, both of whom were framework knitters. At first I thought the entry was for Anney but Anne Wigston was a witness so could not be the same person.
I double checked in the Bann register and there is an entry for William Lapsworth of the parish of Barwell and Amey Wigson (missing a 't') also of Barwell and the banns were read out on 31 March 1839, 7 April 1839 and 14 April 1839.
William and Amey Lapsworth then had two children that I could find: John and Sarah (see below).
Amey Lapsworth died quite young and her burial record shows she was interred 20 August 1848 aged 35.
JOHN LAPSWORTH
Baptised 16 May 1840 and William is listed as a framework knitter. Sadly there is also a burial listed – John, son of William and Amey Lapsworth living in Barwell, buried 6 May 1841 aged 11 months.
SARAH LAPSWORTH
A baptism record was found for Sarah Lapsworth, 29 August 1842. No further records were found.
JOHN WIGSTON
A baptism entry is made in the parish registers for 11 December 1807 in Barwell. A burial entry is made for John, son of Thomas and Sarah Wigston of Barwell. John was buried 25 May 1819 aged 11, giving him an approximate birthdate of 1808, although no baptism records were found.
What this research shows is that the parish registers themselves are a valuable source of reference but like many records, are not enough on their own and other reference material is often needed to corroborate the information which sometimes does not quite 'add up' or to fill the gaps within the records.
*CARN: County Archive Research network – a nationally recognised system of readers' tickets for local authority record offices.
J Charles Cox The parish registers of England (Methuen 1910)
Nick Barratt Who do you think you are? Encyclopaedia of genealogy (Harper Collins 2008)
Mark D Herber Ancestral Trails (Genealogical Publishing Co 2000)
Stella Colwell The Family History Book (Phaidon Press 1989)
Cecil R.Humphery- Smith The Phillimore Atlas and Index of Parish Registers (Phillimore & Co Ltd; 2nd Revised edition edition, 7 July 1995)
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Greetings and welcome to another installment of The Ten Percent! Every two weeks (well, roughly), Ensley F. Guffey and I use this space to take a look at the inverse of Sturgeon's Law; in other words, the small portion of everything which is not crud. Viewed as a whole, Sturgeon was, sadly, right – the vast majority of movies, television, writing, art, and so on really is crud – but there has always been that slim slice of sublime. The Ten Percent isn't limited by genre – I think our previous columns have proven that point – and that's because these rare gems are high quality productions which demand more of their viewer than simple passive reception.
I have, on occasion, discussed an entry that makes the cut on The Ten Percent in more than one category, such as a book and the movie made from the book. It's hard enough to create ONE fantastic thing; to create a Ten-Percent-worthy work in more than a single medium is truly catching lightning in a bottle.
Which brings me to Neil Gaiman, an author I've been a fan for 25 years. Seriously – the first time I met him, he was kind enough to sign my Tori Amos Little Earthquakes CD, which now sports "Hi by the way" in gold Sharpie. If you don't get that, well, click here.
An avid reader from early childhood, Gaiman was influenced by writers such as Lewis Carroll, C. S. Lewis, Rudyard Kipling, and Michael Moorcock. Gaiman honed his skills first as a journalist and, like most everyone trying to make his bones, there are a few early works that were simply done to pay the rent. But it was a serendipitous encounter with an issue of Alan Moore's run on Swamp Thing that first put Gaiman's feet on the path of seeing that comics could be sharply and smartly written. He eventually began working for DC Comics and, after reading his work on Black Orchid in 1987, Gaiman was offered a chance to re-create an old DC character with his own unique spin.
Thus began both the Vertigo imprint of DC Comics and Gaiman's astonishing run on The Sandman. Far from the B-grade title it had once been, Gaiman's Sandman quickly earned legendary status for its rich storytelling, incredible art, and unforgettable characters. Much could be written just about Gaiman's work during this period, but I'll just mention one item. In 1991, Gaiman was awarded the World Fantasy Award in the short story category for issue #19, "A Midsummer Night's Dream." Comics were never intended to be eligible for that category and the organization, which issues on of the top prizes for fantasy fiction, has seen to it that no comic has been nominated in that category since Gaiman's win. Nevertheless, Gaiman is one of the rare authors who has won all three of the trifecta – the World Fantasy Award, multiple Hugo Awards for best science fiction/fantasy writing in a given year, and multiple Nebula Awards for best science fiction/fantasy published in the United States.
While Neverwhere has and always will have a soft spot in my heart, with American Gods (first published in 2001 and the recipient of both the Hugo and the Nebula – the man's no slouch!) Gaiman went in an entirely new direction. This novel is huge, sprawling, and jaw-droppingly good. Like almost all great books, this one can hook you with just a couple of "what if?" questions – First, What if, when immigrants came to America to settle, they brought their gods with them? And second, What happens when new gods rise and want their own piece of the Divinity pie?
Gaiman is English by birth and he brings an outsider's point of view to this examination of the boisterous crazy-quilt of a country that is America. In Sandman, Gaiman created the Endless – a family of seven siblings who embody particular universal functions. They operate much like gods in that they bicker among themselves, are rarely comfortable outside of their own sphere of influence, but reign supreme within their own territory. With American Gods, Gaiman stepped up his already-impressive game to show readers a relatively-young country crammed with gods. Old gods, whose names are now nearly forgotten, were brought over by the first settlers of America, but as the country changed, they were left behind and they are quite unhappy about being pushed aside – especially being pushed aside by these new, brash gods created by modern American society, who have no respect for the old ways and plan to rewrite reality to best suit themselves. Ritual and worship take many forms in American Gods and the old ways have not been totally forgotten. Quite frankly, I doubt anyone else could have written this lush tale and I'm feverishly glad that Gaiman did.
Honestly, that would have been enough for me. But unlike some of Gaiman's other work (still waiting for a Death movie), American Gods has been adapted and will be available as a TV series on the Starz network beginning on April 30. In connection with the series, a 27-issue comic series adapting the novel is being released by Dark Horse. This series will be comprised of three arcs and the first issue was released in mid-March. If you're a Gaiman fan, run, don't walk, to your comic retailer and get this on your pull list. It's faithful to the source novel and the artwork is enough to make you swoon.
As to the Starz series – I've only seen the two trailers and they had me punching the air in anticipation and delight. Ricky Whittle as Shadow seems to hit just the right balance between wariness and curiosity and Ian McShane is spot-on perfect as Mister Wednesday.
Ensley F. Guffey and K. Dale Koontz are co-authors of Wanna Cook? The Complete, Unofficial Companion to Breaking Bad, and of the forthcoming Dreams Given Form: The Unofficial Companion to the Babylon 5 Universe (September 2017). You can find Dale online at her blog unfetteredbrilliance.blogspot.com and on Twitter as @KDaleKoontz. Ensley hangs out at solomonmaos.com and on Twitter as @EnsleyFGuffey.


Has anyone got experience of uprated springs for a 1987 (square shape) Coupe quattro with the 'KV' 136bhp 5-cyl engine in it. It's not the turbo version. I've got to do some suspension work soon and thought the springs might be getting a bit past it at 128,000 miles, so why not upgrade at the same time, right?
Boge springs (which should be good as the same manufacturer makes the OE springs) sometimes have the coils hitting each other on compression - I don't want that.
H&R - I know of a bloke who said it lowered the back more than the front so the car looks a bit funny?
Do Ur-q factory or aftermarket springs fit and would they work properly bearing in mind the non-turbo version is a bit lighter, esp at the front?
Are there any other alternatives - I've already got Koni Sport dampers in the front, and would like to do all four springs when I put Konis in the rear in a couple of months.
I had Koni sport shocks all round in my 88 coupe quattro and it transformed the car. IMO the standards springs did the job fine given the limited horsepower and anything else would probably give too harsh a ride for most driving. I don't know if it's possible but a progressive spring giving the standard ride height would be cool....the harder you push the flatter the car stays.
I have koni sports on mine, but still waay too wallowy. Maybe rear anti-roll is on the cards and upsize the fronts, but I would like a stiffer spring myself. Bought some B&G springs for just this reason. Lowered it too much so car was bottoming out. Not sure if it was coils binding or suspension parts interfering, but was hopeless. Turned out the springs were lower but pretty much the same stiffness as stock. Obviously a bad idea! Lowered looked cooler, but was pretty much undrivable. Also made the control arms sit in a lifted position when no load on, so bump steer was accentuated -> also bad. Be interested to hear anyone else's feedback, as I would like stock height, but 15% stiffer springs just to make better use of the konis and stiffen the ride a little.
My research indicates that Ur-q springs are almost certain to physically fit in the CQ struts.
The issue is the possibility that the car might sit too high at the front with Ur-q springs installed as the non-turbo engine is quite a bit lighter.
Are the Koni springs made as part of a kit? Are they actually manufactured by Koni or by someone else for Koni?
What is the degree of lowering compared to standard post-84 Ur-q ride height?
Is there any information from users relating to what their characteristics are - e.g. do they suffer from any drawbacks in use?
Please excuse my questions - I ask them as I want to do the job properly first time and avoid pitfalls.
Thanks very much to all for the information.
To update, I've decided to stay with the stock springs for now. I've just had installed the Koni Sport dampers in the rear to match the ones already in the front. At the same time I had Superpro poly sub-frame mounts installed front and rear(the OE ones were falling to bits).
The car now handles very nicely on the road, which is what I use it for. I've also got Superpro poly wishbone bushes all round. The steering is really direct and has a lot more feel, but it is not twitchy at open road speeds.


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import os
import re
import shutil
import subprocess
import sys
import tempfile

SCRIPT_DIR = os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__))
SRC_DIR = os.path.normpath(os.path.join(SCRIPT_DIR, os.pardir, os.pardir))
sys.path.append(os.path.join(SRC_DIR, 'build'))
import find_depot_tools

# GN_ERROR_RE matches the summary of an error output by `gn check`.
# Matches "ERROR" and following lines until it sees an empty line or a line
# containing just underscores.
GN_ERROR_RE = re.compile(r'^ERROR .+(?:\n.*[^_\n].*$)+', re.MULTILINE)

def RunGnCheck(root_dir=None):
  """Runs `gn gen --check` with default args to detect mismatches between
  #includes and dependencies in the BUILD.gn files, as well as general build
  errors.

  Returns a list of error summary strings.
  """
  out_dir = tempfile.mkdtemp('gn')
  try:
    command = [
      sys.executable,
      os.path.join(find_depot_tools.DEPOT_TOOLS_PATH, 'gn.py'),
      'gen',
      '--check',
      out_dir,
    ]
    subprocess.check_output(command, cwd=root_dir)
  except subprocess.CalledProcessError as err:
    return GN_ERROR_RE.findall(err.output)
  else:
    return []
  finally:
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Home / IIT JEE Topper / Meet Satvat Jagwani from MP who topped IIT-JEE (Advanced) exams
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Satvat Jagwani emerged as the all-India topper in IIT-JEE (Advanced) exams.
Satvat Jagwani, a resident of Satna in Madhya Pradesh, has secured the top spot in IIT-JEE (Advanced) examinations this year.
Son of a doctor couple, Satvat, who took coaching in Kota's Bansal Classes, has scored 469 out of 504. He appeared in the examination from the IIT-Kanpur zone.
Satvat, along with his father Dr Manoj Jagwani, a senior paediatrician, and mother Dr Bhumika Jagwani were on their way to Kota when they talked to HT on phone on Wednesday night.
"I am extremely happy. I was confident about securing a rank in the IIT-JEE exams," said Satvat, who wants to pursue computer science from IIT-Mumbai.
Satvat said he did not have a fixed routine, but whenever he studied he did so with full concentration.
Satvat, who had physics, chemistry and mathematics as his subjects in Class 12 exams – in which he appeared this year, said he attributed his success to his parents and teachers.
Talking about his hobbies, Satvat, a student of Nalanda Public Senior Secondary School, said he loves playing Sudoku and reading books. Physics and mathematics are his favourite subjects.
His mother told HT that she was pleased with the performance of her son. She said Satvat had to shuttle between Kota and Satna for two years to attend his school as well as coaching classes.
Kota's Bansal Classes too were elated with Satvat's success.
"This is the fifth occasion in the last 16 years when a student from this institute has topped the IIT-JEE Examination," said a beaming Pramod Kumar Bansal, the chief executive officer of Bansal Classes in Kota.


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Most Of America Rooting For Bruins To Lose Stanley Cup
Zdeno Chara during Game Two of the Stanley Cup Final. (Patrick Smith/Getty Images)
BOSTON (WBZ NewsRadio) — Bruins are Blues are even at one in the Stanley Cup Final. Game 3 in St. Louis tomorrow.
If the B's win, that'll be Boston's 13th championship in 23 title-round appearances since February 2002. It's absurd.
Patriots have won six Super Bowls. Red Sox, four World Series. Bruins and Celtics have each hoisted trophies once. Revolution are 0-5, but we're spoiled—and hated.
I don't know, I'm enjoying it. But, there's something to that.
According to Twitter data from 40,000 geotagged tweets from Sunday to Wednesday, only five states outside New England are rooting for the B's: Hawaii, North Dakota, Louisiana, South Carolina, and California.
That last one makes sense, as St. Louis knocked out San Jose.
Drink it in, Boston.
WBZ NewsRadio's Adam Kaufman (@AdamMKaufman) reports


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First off Id ike to say hello to everyone. I am new owner of a X2 and very new to making mods to my phone.
Ive read almost every post and video I could find to root and install a custom ROM, after two weeks I taught myself how to do both.
Im currently running CM7 with the idea that it would fix the problem I was having with the stock set up. Unfortunatly it did not.
The issue Im having is that the phone at random will freeze no matter if im using the keyboard, using an app or surfing the web. That being said if I do a soft restart and resume what I was doing, it will work fine for a bit. So im wondering if there is something im missing?
While im on the subject of ROMs. I have no problem going back to stock as I find CM7 just too stripped down for my liking and does not seem faster than stock if that will fix the issue.
My inexperience my be partially to blame but I believe Im doing everything correctly.
Any insite would be greatly appeciated.
I'm sorry you're not fully satisfied with CM7. I personally find it WORLDS faster than motoblur. Its also a hell of a lot more reliable. It most certainly has completely solved every issuer I'd been having on this device. To me, it's more than worth the trivial amount of work in getting it installed and configured. With regards to the freezing I have a question and a thought ... Did you make sure you wiped the Dalvik and system cache? And, barring that, I wonder if you might not have a hardware issue causing your freezing ... at the moment that's all I can think of.
Either hardware issue or an app causing the issue. Did it freeze when you first moved to cm7? Or only start after apps were restored?
^ . Yea, it's possible it's an app that's causing the issue. I'd recommend, flashing cm7 again, without installing any other apps, for about 12 hours, see if it still happens. If so, it sounds hardware related.
Thoughts towards flashing a new rom* It seems like you need to give a new rom 24-48 hours to "get comfortable". Meaning, I notice terrible battery life, and slow speeds after first installing, but a few days, a few full charges, and all my apps are back in place, it's a beast. My .02's.
Start fresh and with no apps, let it run blank, so to speak, then see if it still does it. Then, if not, add the apps back slowly one or a few at a time.
Forgive me. When you say blank, no apps. Do you mean in 100% factory setting? I planned on doing a SBF. Also the more I thought about it. Could the wrong root cause the problem. The day after I got the phone, I rooted it with the Droid 3 program listed on XDA.(The only one that worked for me). So I never really had the chance to run it completely in stock form.


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Twitter creates new Pope Francis emoji for Irish visit
The pope will arrive in Ireland on August 25th for two days
Kayle Crosson
Mon Aug 13 2018 - 14:23
Twitter has created a new papal visit emoji in honour of Pope Francis's visit to Ireland this August.
The emoji, consisting of the smiling face of the pope against an Irish flag backdrop, can be generated under a number of hashtags including #PopeinIreland and will be launched on Tuesday.
Pope Francis, an active social media user with more than 17.7 million followers, is no stranger to his image being used for emoji purposes. Twitter has previously unveiled similar emoticons to mark his papal visits to the United States and Latin America.
The pope will arrive in Ireland on August 25th for a two day visit. The official itinerary includes a presidential meeting with Michael D Higgins, a private visit to a homeless day centre, and a holy mass taking place at Phoenix Park on Sunday at 3pm.
Although crowds are expected to be substantially smaller than Pope John Paul II's papal visit in 1979, the event will be the first of its kind in Ireland to have a simultaneous Twitter conversation alongside it.
Karen White , Twitter's director of public policy for Europe, said the pope's visit was one of the biggest events happening in Ireland this year.
"Naturally many people will be using Twitter to discuss his time here. We want to encourage everyone across the world to join the conversation on Twitter about his visit to Ireland so we've created this special emoji for people to use," she said.
Brenda Drumm, World Meeting of the Families 2018 communications manager, said it was exciting to see Irish version of the pope emoji , which would encourage public engagement online.
The emoji can be generated using numerous hashtags including #PápaInÉirinn, #WMOF2018 and #FestivalOfFamilies.
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We had a great couple of weeks at the WhiteHouse Beach Caravan Club Site Jun/Jul. Weather wasn't too bad, only one night of rain (and torrential rain it was), but otherwise warm and mostly patchy cloud with a couple of really sunny days towards the end. But we had fun.
First photo of the X5 with Oscar on the hook. Towed perfectly too.
See more photos in the 2017 gallery and on Ollie and Rosie's blog.


NHNZ's (Natural History New Zealand's) second round of blue-chip wildlife series Our Big Blue Backyard swings into production this month, promising even more awe-inspiring moments from New Zealand's extraordinary marine environments.
For the six new "backyards", the production crew are venturing further afield to the Kermadec Islands, 1000 nautical miles north east of the north island; White Island; the Chatham Islands; Banks Peninsula; Fiordland; and two of New Zealand's Sub Antarctic islands – Campbell and Antipodes.
Underwater and topside camera crews will once again reveal the daily dramas, challenges and triumphs of the extraordinary marine animals living in these neighbourhoods. Hero characters this time will include mako sharks, marlin, longfin eels, Hector's dolphins, bottlenose dolphins, seven-gill sharks, yellow-eyed and Fiordland crested penguins, southern royal albatross, NZ sea lions and elephant seals.
Executive Producer Judith Curran says the team couldn't wait to get back into researching and filming for season two.
Funded by New Zealand on Air's Platinum Fund, Our Big Blue Backyard season #2 is slated to air on TV One in the 2nd half of 2016.


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Wondering how Johnson & Johnson stacks up with respect to corporate responsibility, business reputation, and as a company you'd want to work for? Here's some of the important recognition we've achieved recently:
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Janssen Spain (Janssen-Cilag Ltd.) was recognized by the Great Place to Work® Institute as one of the Best Workplaces España 2013.
Johnson & Johnson is the highest-ranking healthcare company among the CNNMoney 2013 100 Top MBA Employers, and it is #16 among all companies on the list.
Johnson & Johnson was ranked No. 11 by DiversityInc magazine on its "2012 DiversityInc Top 50 Companies for Diversity©" list.
Johnson & Johnson received the 2012 Corporate Health Achievement Award from the American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine in recognition of its long history of commitment to the safety and health of its workers.
Johnson & Johnson was awarded a Work-Life Seal of Distinction by the WorldatWork's Alliance for Work-Life Progress, which recognizes top organizations that exemplify leadership in work-life effectiveness. (2012)
Johnson & Johnson was listed in the Top 10 of the 50 Top Companies for Women Executives by the National Association for Female Executives. (2012)
Working Mother magazine has named Johnson & Johnson as one of the Best Companies for Working Mothers in 2013. Johnson & Johnson is one of only two companies that have been on the Working Mother 100 Best list for all 28 years it has existed.
Johnson & Johnson was recognized by LATINA Style Magazine as one of the Top 50 Companies for Latinas to work for in the United States.
Hispanic Network Magazine recognized Johnson & Johnson as a Top Employer in Its Industry. Johnson & Johnson ranks among the 2013 nation's Best of the Best in the categories of: 'Top Diversity Employers for Hispanics' and 'Top Supplier Diversity Programs for Hispanics'.
Thomson Reuters has named Johnson & Johnson as one of its Top 100 Global Innovators for 2013 with 653 unique inventions between January 1, 2010 and December 31, 2012.
The United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (USHCC) recognized Johnson & Johnson as the nation's top Latino Employee Resource Group (ERG) during the USHCC Fourth Annual Latino ERG Summit and Corporate Challenge in Chicago, Illinois.
Consumer Austria (Johnson & Johnson GmbH) was recognized by the Great Place to Work® Institute as the #1 Best Workplace in Austria in 2013.
Janssen Austria (Janssen Cilag GmbH) was recognized by the Great Place to Work® Institute as one of the 10 Best Workplaces in Austria in 2013.
Johnson & Johnson GmbH, Janssen Cilag GmbH and Johnson & Johnson Medical Products GmbH have been awarded the "audit work and family" certificate each year since 2012, awarded by the Hertie Foundation to employers who pursue a sustainable human resource policy which is particularly family-friendly.
Johnson & Johnson MEDICAL Germany was recognized by the Great Place to Work® Institute as the #3 Great Place to Work in 2013.
Janssen-Cilag GmbH Germany was recognized by the Great Place to Work® Institute as the #13 Great Place to Work in 2013.
Johnson & Johnson GmbH Germany was recognized by the Great Place to Work® Institute as the #7 Great Place to Work in 2012.
Johnson & Johnson Switzerland was voted as one of the 100 "Top Employers" in Switzerland in 2012 and 2014 by students from all over the country.
Janssen Switzerland was recognized by the Great Place to Work® Institute as the #10 Great Place to Work in 2012 and 2013.
Janssen Spain was recognized by the Great Place to Work® Institute as the #10 Great Place to Work in 2013.
Janssen was awarded the Top Employers España certification in 2014 by the Top Employers Institute for providing exceptional employee conditions, nurturing and developing talent throughout all levels of the organization, and demonstrating its leadership status in HR.
Janssen was recognized as a Family-Friendly Company ("Empresa Familiarmente Responsible") in 2012 and 2013.
Johnson & Johnson France was ranked by Universum as one of the top 100 "Ideal Employers" in 2013 among students in France.
Johnson & Johnson France was ranked by the French website Happy Trainees as the 3rd best company for interns in 2013, based on progress, management, work environment, pride, motivation and enjoyment.
Janssen UK was ranked by The Sunday Times as the 15th Best Mid Companies to Work For in 2012; 81% of its employees agree that they can make a real difference within the organization, 82% love working for Janssen, and 85% believe they can make a valuable contribution to the company's success.
Janssen Australia and New Zealand was recognized by Aon Hewitt as one of the Best Employers in 2012 for characteristics that included unwavering commitment from senior leaders, clear performance expectations that align people to the organization's goals and values, and reward and recognition practices that encourage employees to contribute discretionary effort.
Johnson & Johnson Vision Care was recognized by Aon Hewitt as one of the Best Employers in 2013.
Janssen Mexico was ranked at no. 35 on the Super Empresa Expansion 2013 listing by Expansión magazine making it one of the best places to work in Mexico.
Johnson & Johnson Medical Brasil was listed as one of the best places to work in Healthcare by VOCÊ S/A magazine.
Johnson & Johnson is ranked 5th for having the best corporate reputation among large U.S. companies, in The Harris Poll 2013 Reputation Quotient® Study.
In 2013 Johnson & Johnson was again named to FORTUNE magazine's list of the World's Most Admired Companies. J&J has been named to this list every year since its inception.
Johnson & Johnson ranked No. 9 among the top 20 companies in the 7th annual Forbes "Best Companies for Leadership" survey. (2012)
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Med Ad News named Johnson & Johnson as its Most Admired Pharmaceutical Company for 2013. The magazine noted that, aided by a unique model of innovation, the Pharmaceuticals segment has built an industry-leading pipeline that produced 11 new drug launches since 2009 through May 2013, more than doubling its productivity during the past four years. These new products, along with core growth brands, spurred 12 consecutive quarters of operational sales growth in the segment and contributed significantly to J&J's recent earnings growth.
Janssen Cilag received the 2013 PRIME Award in two categories: Digital Excellence ("Foosball – E-detailer of Remicade in gastroenterology" - McCann Health for Janssen Cilag) and Innovation ("eCLOSER Sales Training Simulator" – Allori Communications for Janssen Cilag); the PRIME Awards celebrate pharmaceutical innovation and excellence.
Janssen Cosmetics was awarded the Prix de l'Innovation by the Nouvelles Esthétique journal's International Congress for Applied Esthetics for three straight years: 2011, 2012 and 2013.
Interbrand listed Johnson & Johnson number six on their Best Global Green Brands 2013 Report. Johnson & Johnson continues to be the ONLY healthcare company in the top 50 and highest-ranked personal care company.
2013 United Nations Population Fund Honoree, for Johnson & Johnson's work with mothers and children around the world.
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Proximity to parental age at onset of Alzheimer's indicates an increased risk of developing the disease in women
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Researchers from the Barcelonaβeta Brain Research Center (BBRC) have detected that the proximity to the parental age at onset of Alzheimer's disease symptoms is related, in women, to a greater accumulation of the beta protein amyloid, which is one of the characteristic lesions of the disease. The study has the support of the "la Caixa" Foundation, and has been published in the scientific journal Neurology.
The work was carried out on 290 participants (63% women, 37% men) without cognitive impairment from the Alfa Study, which is one of the largest research infrastructures in the world for the prevention of Alzheimer's. The participants are mostly descendants of people with Alzheimer's and are between 45 and 75 years of age.
To carry out the study, participants completed a series of clinical questionnaires, cognitive tests, a lumbar puncture, an MRI, and a positron emission tomography. All of these tests were performed to confirm whether proximity to the parental age at onset of Alzheimer's disease symptoms was associated with an increased load of beta amyloid protein and with other biomarkers of neural damage, and to assess the role of non-modifiable risk factors, such as age, sex and genetics, and modifiable factors, such as years of schooling, and mental and vascular health.
Parental age as a risk factor in women
Accumulation of beta amyloid protein can begin to develop up to 20 years before the onset of clinical symptoms of the disease. The presence of plaques of this protein in the brain exponentially increases the risk of suffering cognitive impairment and, therefore, of entering the clinical phase of Alzheimer's disease. However, there are people who despite having these plaques, will never develop symptoms.
The results of the study indicate, as a group, that the participants with the highest accumulation of beta amyloid protein were women over 60 years of age and that they were close to 7 to 8 years before the age at which one of their parents began to show cognitive problems. In the case of having two affected parents, the accumulation of the protein was even higher. Furthermore, these effects were independent of whether the participants were carriers of the APOE-Ɛ4 genotype, which also increases the risk of developing the disease.
As stated by the main researcher of the study, Dr. Eider Arenaza-Urquijo, "the parental age at onset of Alzheimer's symptoms is a simple variable to collect that can be very useful in order to enrich clinical prevention trials, since, along with other measures, people who have a higher risk of developing the disease can be selected". In this sense, she adds, "we may be able to detect earlier the accumulation of amyloid pathology in women with this and other risk factors for the disease, and allow them to benefit from prevention programs".
Regarding the association of parental age at onset of symptoms and other biomarkers of neural damage, the researchers found no significant results.
Anxiety and depression, another risk factor
Regarding the role of modifiable risk factors, the BBRC team did find an outstanding association: as participants got older and without distinction by sex, those with a history of anxiety or depression had a lower hippocampus volume, which is one of the brain areas that first atrophy in Alzheimer's disease. According to the study's first author, "this result suggests that anxiety and depression may decrease brain resilience". For this reason, she adds, "taking care of mental health is especially important in people with a family history of Alzheimer's".
This finding is in line with recent studies on mental health and Alzheimer's –in which Dr. Arenaza-Urquijo has also participated– which point out that negative thinking and stress can also increase the risk of developing the disease.
Towards personalized detection of Alzheimer's risk
Dr. José Luis Molinuevo, scientific director of the BBRC Alzheimer's Prevention Program, highlights that "this work provides us with novel information to add to the family history to more accurately identify people who may be at higher risk of developing Alzheimer's. The future involves the development of personalized prevention programs through the detection of risk factors for the disease that each person presents, in order to propose individualized prevention strategies and improve the selection of candidates for Alzheimer's prevention clinical trials".
The study has also had the participation of researchers from the University of Gothenburg, University College London, and with the collaboration of the CIBER for Fragility and Healthy Aging, and the CIBER for Bioengineering, Biomaterials and Nanomedicine.
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Barclays To Set Up Venture-Type Unit In UK To Drive Growth
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Barclays, gearing up to drive more innovation, and thus profit, in its U.K. business is creating a venture capital-type unit.
According to news from Reuters, Barclays has been having a tough time boosting growth in the U.K. and is launching Barclays UK Ventures to turn that around. The unit will be led by Ben Davey, former head of Barclays group strategy. Davey will spend his time creating new business lines, promoting innovation and thus driving more returns.
Reuters reported Barclays plans to build a team that includes technology experts, software developers and entrepreneurs who will work in lockstep with Barclays' U.K. businesses. They will also form partnerships or take equity stakes in tech companies.
"The way we will work as a team will look and feel very much like a startup or scale-up operation," Davey said in a statement to Reuters. The newswire noted that Davey told The Financial Times the unit is aiming to add billions in revenue to Barclays by 2025 and that the unit will look at advanced technologies, such as artificial intelligence. The aim is to create at least one new product line that is transformational in nature.
The new unit comes just as Barclays announced earlier this month that it completed its "ring-fencing" project, an overhaul of the financial institution's structuring to prevent some of the scenarios that occurred in the wake of the financial crisis. Reports in The Financial Times on April 2 said Barclays transitioned 24 million customer accounts and more than $350 billion in assets into an entirely new bank with its own capital requirements.
Known as "ring-fencing," the strategy aims to separate bank assets from riskier operations at the bank and will be a requirement for the largest U.K. banks starting Jan. 1, 2019. The process involved separating its consumer banking units from its investment arm and separating services for large corporates and small businesses. Larger corporate customers will be managed via the non-ring-fenced bank, while smaller clients will be serviced by "Barclays Bank U.K.," reports said.
Chief Executive Jes Staley told the publication the process was more complex than Brexit preparations. "This completes three years of work involving 2,000 colleagues and means we can now focus even more on enhancing services for our customers and clients, and on growing returns," Barclays said in an announcement.
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Chief investigative correspondent for ABC News Brian Ross reports that Al Qaeda has found a safe haven in Pakistan and discusses the implications for the United States. White House correspondent for The New York Times David Sanger also discusses the reports of Al Qaeda in Pakistan. Fiction writer, columnist, and associate editor at the Washington Post David Ignatius shares his new book, "Body of Lies," and talks about what draws him to spy novels.
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(b) Committee quorum. A quorum of each committee is not less than 50 percent of its members and must include the chair or vice chair of the committee.
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