The UK based casino establishment has been under fire recently due to them not paying a jackpot won by a dad of two from Lincolnshire Andrew Green. He recently celebrated his big win on the game 'Dettori's Magic Seven' which is an online blackjack game, by spending £2500 in the local pub. But when he went to claim his winnings, he was told by Betfred themselves a 'software malfunction' had occurred so his win is not legitimate so he will not be receiving any winnings, but the money was credited to his balance which can be seen below in his screen grab.
'I play all the time, and I know when it comes up there it is meant to go straight into your balance.
Betfred has offered Andrew a settlement of £60,000 which required a nondisclosure agreement, but he has declined this settlement and is now fighting against them in the high court. I hope he gets a reasonable settlement as he has done nothing wrong, he just played the online game, it is down to Betfred as it is their software and the fact an agreement was offered, it shows they know they are at fault.
Let us know your thoughts below. I suggest you rather play one of my suggested casinos, which are safe and sound and tested. I'd also love to hear your options about this on my Twitch stream, which you can find here.
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Court will 100% Rule in Andrew's favour, malfunction or not. If 'malfunctions' cause wins that shouldn't appear, I don't doubt for one second that they show losses that should have been wins….. unfortunately, as these are losses, you would never know or be able to legitimately question them.
Their responsibility to ensure software is up to date. If he had not won they would have kept his losess. And once accredited to his account the winnings should be held in the 3ed party account that ensures you are paid if the Casino go,s bankrupt.


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Brain Stem Auditory Evoked Potentials Medicine & Life Sciences
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Auditory middle latency responses in individuals with debilitating tinnitus
Theodoroff, S. M., Chambers, R. D., Folmer, R. L. & McMillan, G. P., Dec 1 2010, In : International Tinnitus Journal. 16, 2, p. 104-110 7 p.
Effects of chronic and acute smoking on AMLRs in older and younger listeners
Ramkissoon, I. & Chambers, R. D., Dec 1 2008, In : International Journal of Audiology. 47, 12, p. 715-723 9 p.
Neurophysiology of cochlear implant users I: Effects of stimulus current level and electrode site on the electrical ABR, MLR, and N1-P2 response
Firszt, J. B., Chambers, R. D., Kraus, N. & Reeder, R. M., Dec 2002, In : Ear and hearing. 23, 6, p. 502-515 14 p.
Brain Stem Auditory Evoked Potentials
Neurophysiology of cochlear implant users II: Comparison among speech perception, dynamic range, and physiological measures
Firszt, J. B., Chambers, R. D. & Kraus, N., Dec 2002, In : Ear and hearing. 23, 6, p. 516-531 16 p.
Electrically evoked potentials recorded in adult and pediatric CLARION® implant users
Firszt, J. B., Chambers, R. D., Rotz, L. A. & Novak, M. A., May 4 1999, In : Annals of Otology, Rhinology and Laryngology. 108, 4 II, p. 58-63 6 p.
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Ivanka Demchuk (Ukrainian, 1990–), Baptism of Christ, 2015. Mixed media on board on canvas.
Arsen Bereza (Ukrainian, 1989–), Baptism of Christ. Acrylic on metal on board.
Natalya Rusetska (Ukrainian, 1984–), Baptism of Christ, 2013. Tempera on board, 18 × 18 cm.
Danylo Movchan (Ukrainian, 1979–), Baptism of Christ, 2016. Tempera and gold leaf on gessoed board, 40 × 30 cm.
Danylo Movchan (Ukrainian, 1979–), Baptism of Christ. Tempera and gold leaf on board.
Sviatoslav Vladyka (Святослав Владика) (Ukrainian, 1975–), Baptism of Christ, 2016. Acrylic, tempera, and gold leaf on board, 40 × 24 cm.
Vitaly Melnichuk (Виталий Мельничук), Baptism of Christ, 2009. Khram Prepodobnogo Serafima Sarovskogo (Temple of St. Seraphim of Sarov), Bilibino, Chukotka, Russia.
George Kordis (Greek, 1956–), Baptism of Christ. Egg tempera on wood, 75 × 55 cm.
Ioan (John) Popa (Romanian, 1976–) and Camelia Ionesco-Popa (Romanian, 1979–), Baptism of Christ, 2003. Fresco. Sanctuary of Monte Sant'Angelo, Mount Gargano, Italy.
Detail of fresco in progress by Ioan (John) Popa (Romanian, 1976–) and Camelia Ionesco-Popa (Romanian, 1979–), 2003. Sanctuary of Monte Sant'Angelo, Mount Gargano, Italy.


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Q: While Loop inside While Loop I have a problem with this code in that the second while loop only runs the first time through the code, and then also it makes it so that the $row['id'] does not get a value. Can you help me figure out where I went wrong with this?
$result = mysqli_query($con,"SELECT * FROM faq ORDER BY `order`");
$result2 = mysqli_query($con,"SELECT * FROM sections ORDER BY `order`");

while($row = mysqli_fetch_array($result))
  {
  echo  '<form action="../../includes/faqupdate.php" method="post" style="margin:40px;">';
  echo  '<input type="text" name="order" style="width:20px;text-align:center;" onclick="this.value=\'\';" onfocus="this.select()" onblur="this.value=!this.value?\'' . $row['order'] . '\':this.value;" value="' . $row['order'] . '">';
  echo  '<input type="text" name="heading" onclick="this.value=\'\';" onfocus="this.select()" onblur="this.value=!this.value?\'' . $row['heading'] . '\':this.value;" value="' . $row['heading'] . '">';
  echo  '<select name="section">';
  $section = $row['section'];
  while($row = mysqli_fetch_array($result2)) {
      $sectionname = $row['sectionname'];
      if ($sectionname == $section) {
        echo    '<option value="' . $sectionname . '" selected="selected">' . $sectionname . '</option>';
      } else {
            echo    '<option value="' . $sectionname . '">' . $sectionname . '</option>';
      }
  }
  echo      '</select>';
  echo      '<input type="text" name="id" style="width:20px;background-color:#CCC;text-align:center;" value="' . $row['id'] . '" readonly>';
  echo      '<textarea name="content" cols="98" rows="10">' . $row['content'] . '</textarea>';
  echo      '<input type="submit" name="submission" value="Update">';
  echo      '<input type="submit" name="submission" value="Delete">';
  echo  '</form>';
  }

A: Another issue I see with your code is that you will only be able fetch the result set of the query once. So instead get the values beforehand, and store them in a variable like so.
$result2 = mysqli_query($con, "SELECT * FROM sections ORDER BY `order`");
$sectionnames = array();
while($row = mysqli_fetch_array($result2)) {
    $sectionnames[] = $row['sectionname'];
}

$result = mysqli_query($con,"SELECT * FROM faq ORDER BY `order`");
while($row = mysqli_fetch_array($result))
  {
  echo  '<form action="../../includes/faqupdate.php" method="post" style="margin:40px;">';
  echo  '<input type="text" name="order" style="width:20px;text-align:center;" onclick="this.value=\'\';" onfocus="this.select()" onblur="this.value=!this.value?\'' . $row['order'] . '\':this.value;" value="' . $row['order'] . '">';
  echo  '<input type="text" name="heading" onclick="this.value=\'\';" onfocus="this.select()" onblur="this.value=!this.value?\'' . $row['heading'] . '\':this.value;" value="' . $row['heading'] . '">';
  echo  '<select name="section">';
  $section = $row['section'];
  foreach ($sectionnames as $sectionname) {
    if ($sectionname == $section) {
        echo    '<option value="' . $sectionname . '" selected="selected">' . $sectionname . '</option>';
    } else {
        echo    '<option value="' . $sectionname . '">' . $sectionname . '</option>';
    }
  }
  echo      '</select>';
  echo      '<input type="text" name="id" style="width:20px;background-color:#CCC;text-align:center;" value="' . $row['id'] . '" readonly>';
  echo      '<textarea name="content" cols="98" rows="10">' . $row['content'] . '</textarea>';
  echo      '<input type="submit" name="submission" value="Update">';
  echo      '<input type="submit" name="submission" value="Delete">';
  echo  '</form>';
  }

A: It's because you are redeclaring $row, try:
$result = mysqli_query($con,"SELECT * FROM faq ORDER BY `order`");
$result2 = mysqli_query($con,"SELECT * FROM sections ORDER BY `order`");

while($row = mysqli_fetch_array($result))
  {
  echo  '<form action="../../includes/faqupdate.php" method="post" style="margin:40px;">';
  echo  '<input type="text" name="order" style="width:20px;text-align:center;" onclick="this.value=\'\';" onfocus="this.select()" onblur="this.value=!this.value?\'' . $row['order'] . '\':this.value;" value="' . $row['order'] . '">';
  echo  '<input type="text" name="heading" onclick="this.value=\'\';" onfocus="this.select()" onblur="this.value=!this.value?\'' . $row['heading'] . '\':this.value;" value="' . $row['heading'] . '">';
  echo  '<select name="section">';
  $section = $row['section'];
  while($row2 = mysqli_fetch_array($result2)) {
      $sectionname = $row2['sectionname'];
      if ($sectionname == $section) {
        echo    '<option value="' . $sectionname . '" selected="selected">' . $sectionname . '</option>';
      } else {
            echo    '<option value="' . $sectionname . '">' . $sectionname . '</option>';
      }
  }
  echo      '</select>';
  echo      '<input type="text" name="id" style="width:20px;background-color:#CCC;text-align:center;" value="' . $row['id'] . '" readonly>';
  echo      '<textarea name="content" cols="98" rows="10">' . $row['content'] . '</textarea>';
  echo      '<input type="submit" name="submission" value="Update">';
  echo      '<input type="submit" name="submission" value="Delete">';
  echo  '</form>';
  }

A: Rename your $row in your second while condition for $row2

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► Console Gaming
► Batman: Arkham Knight
Started by Neerb, March 04, 2014, 05:32:17 PM
Neerb
Smashing since '99
March 04, 2014, 05:32:17 PM Last Edit: March 04, 2014, 05:39:26 PM by Neerb
Rocksteady returns to the helm to bring us the explosive finale to the Arkham quadrilogy (yes, finale, the last one). It will come out this fall exclusively on PS4, XB1, and PC.
The game, taking place after Arkham City, focuses on Scarecrow and a new villain known as "Arkham Knight" who have helped bring all hell to Gotham. In this final chapter you will explore the ENTIRETY of Gotham City, 5 times larger than Arkham City, with full access to the Batmobile. The next current-gen power is put to good use not only in creating a massive, detailed world, but in allowing for larger gang brawls with up to 50 enemy AI in a single fight. Rocksteady says there will be no multiplayer, as they wanted to put every last bit of effort into the story, and Kevin Conroy returns as the voice of Batman.
Looks like I need to get an XB1 or a PS4.
Flying Chickens
Re: Batman: Arkham Knight
March 05, 2014, 10:24:48 PM #1
Quote from: Neerb on March 04, 2014, 05:32:17 PM
Looks unreal - enough to justify buying a next gen console for me.
Really hoping there are civilians out and about this time. Arkham Origins made the city feel empty.
Hoping for some follow up on Azrael and Hush in this. Excited for the return of Scarecrow, too. All in all this looks amazing. Glad to hear they're going to finish it up properly rather than just have it become a yearly release.
The Master Baiter
Charlie Tunoku
March 06, 2014, 11:15:08 AM #2
not as good as SPECTRE
Quote from: Viewtifulboy on March 11, 2013, 07:28:20 AM
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I'm the official winner of the Viewtiful Victory roleplay championship!


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Taiwan To Strengthen Its Air Defense Against 'Chinese Attacks' With 300 US Patriot Missiles
By Jayanta Kalita
Taiwan is reportedly buying 300 Patriot missile systems from the United States to strengthen its air defense against a possible invasion by China. The Chinese incursions into Taiwan's airspace have increased in recent months.
Why The 'Ultimate War Machine' – The F-22 Raptors Are Sought By Israel Despite Having The F-35 Jets?
Taiwan's next-year budget would include the purchase of 300 Patriot Advanced Capability-3 (PAC-3) missile systems from the US, Hong Kong-based news agency Apple Daily said. This would take Taiwan's arsenal of PAC-3 missiles to 650 by 2027.
The Taiwanese Air Force Chief of Staff, however, refused to disclose any details of the acquisition but assured that it would remain under the $6 billion budget earlier allocated, according to Taiwan News.
Vice Defense Minister Chang Che-Ping said that since the country started the acquisition of Patriot missiles, it had always asked for a much larger quantity of the systems. However, the US government, according to their own assessments about Taiwan's budget, thought that the island nation would only require small amounts.
This has prompted Taipei to press for further procurement of PAC-3 missiles for the Air Force, Chang added.
China sees Taiwan as a breakaway part that will eventually merge with the communist country, where the latter claims sovereignty over all the island groups in the South China Sea and jurisdiction over adjacent waters.
The Republic of China Air Force (Taiwan), the military aviation branch of the Taiwanese force, is tasked with thwarting any Chinese misadventure in its controlled territories, including the interception of Chinese fighter jets and drones, and vessels of the PLA Navy.
Chang also told during a committee meeting that the island nation would make an additional purchase of NT$22.6 billion (US$800 million) worth of arms from the US next year.
MIM-104 Patriot
It is a surface-to-air missile system, developed and manufactured by the US defense company Raytheon. It can intercept most aerial threats including fighter jets, long-range bombers, drones, and even ballistic missiles. The Patriot is the US military's primary ballistic missile defense system.
It has been exported to several US-allied countries like the Netherlands, Poland, Germany, Japan, Israel, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Republic of China (Taiwan), Greece, Spain, United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Romania, and South Korea.
The system was successfully used against Iraqi missiles in the 2003 Iraq War, and also deployed by Saudi and Emirati forces in the Yemen conflict against Houthi missile attacks. The Patriot system achieved its first undisputed shootdowns of enemy aircraft under the Israeli Air Defense Command.
Israeli MIM-104D batteries shot down two Hamas UAVs during Operation Protective Edge on August 31, 2014, and later, on September 23, 2014, an Israeli Patriot battery shot down a Syrian Air Force Sukhoi Su-24 which had entered into the airspace by Israel, the first hit on a manned enemy aircraft in the missile's history.
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If your card supports Direct3D/OpenGL: Install the latest drivers and the latest version of DirectX!
Non-Steam: Try Launcher.exe! There are some different settings available. Try to play windowed or fullscreen and try DirectX and OpenGL!
This error can also occur when you try to launch the game in full screen with a resolution which is not supported by your hardware (monitor and video card). In this case you should either try other resolutions or play in windowed mode.


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Ching-a-Ling è un singolo della rapper statunitense Missy Elliott, pubblicato il 22 gennaio 2008 dalla The Goldmind Inc. e dalla Atlantic Records. La traccia proviene dalla colonna sonora del film Step Up 2 - La strada per il successo (2008) e avrebbe dovuto essere inclusa nell'album di Missy Elliott Block Party, la cui uscita prevista nel 2009 è stata poi rinviata.

Il singolo
La traccia è stata pubblicata sul MySpace di Missy Elliott e sul suo sito ufficiale il 10 gennaio 2008. In una settimana è entrata nella classifica delle migliori canzoni R&B/Hip-Hop della Billboard. Il 22 gennaio dello stesso anno Ching-a-Ling è stata resa disponibile su iTunes come download digitale. La rivista Rolling Stone l'ha piazzata alla posizione numero 69 sulla propria classifica delle migliori canzoni del 2008.

Nella canzone si possono distinguere, in sottofondo, suoni del videogame Donkey Kong del 1981.

Video musicale
Il video è stato diretto da Dave Meyers ed è un medley tra Ching-a-Ling e Shake Your Pom Pom, ed ha fatto parlare di sé in quanto si pensava fosse il primo video girato in 3D. In realtà il primo ad essere stato girato in 3D è stato Nastradamus di Nas del 1999. Nelle scene del video compaiono, come ospiti, i ballerini di hip-hop giapponesi U-Min conosciuti per la loro abilità a eseguire balletti slow-motion e popping. È stato girato a Los Angeles nel gennaio 2008. La stilista Misa Hylton ha curato i vestiti.

La presentazione del video è stata fatta sul programma TRL della MTV e sul programma 106 & Park della BET il 4 febbraio 2008. È stato poi pubblicato dallo iTunes store inglese prima di essere messo in onda su tutti i canali musicali inglesi.

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The clocks go back tonight. Those commentators who say that time change serves no purpose are doubly wrong. I'm fed up of being woken up by the sun rising at quarter past five. Quarter past six is more reasonable. Secondly, the longer evening (sun setting at seven pm) means I can cycle to and from work in daylight, and that I can go for walks or bike rides after returning home in the evening. Indeed, I believe that the time change should happen a month earlier - in late February, rather than the last Saturday of March. The clocks go back two months before the winter solstice (last weekend of October), yet go forward three months after winter solstice. This assymetry should be corrected. This would give the impression of spring coming earlier - something we all need in the Northern Hemisphere. Anyone else in favour of an putting clocks forward in late February?
After a beautiful dawn with clear skies, the clouds rolled in bringing a day's rain. Above: The tram terminus on al. Krakowskie. (Click here for the same view in mid-summer.) The skies cleared just before dusk, giving me an opportunity to visit the end of ul. Trombity with my camera and wellies. Below: A TEM-2 diesel loco hauls a coal train towards Siekierki.
Today's rain meant the wetlands are wetter than ever, the water level was higher than the tops of my wellies even at the edges, so I got wet socks. The bullfrogs are back (the sound of someone blowing over the top of a quart flagon). I saw two hares, though they moved so quickly I didn't manage to catch a clear shot.
I'm grateful for the fact that this piece of land at the end of our road is still wild, unspoilt save for the odd litter-dumps, and not a municipal leisure facility with car parks, footpaths, rangers, noticeboards, signposts, viewing platforms and byelaws.
In post-Lent mode, I find I have a massive appetite for Asiatic food. Today, I had Vietnamese fried beef noodle soup (the Asia Tasty on ul. Ptasia). Yesterday I had sushi (the Kobe on ul. Puławska). On Thursday I had dim-sum (the Tokyo on ul. Dobra). On Wednesday more fried beef noodle soup. My Lenten diet obviously lacked some nutritional elements that my organism sorely needs and I'm now making it up big time!


Valeant pharmaceuticals has warned that it could default if it fails to file an annual report by 29 April.
In a statement to the US financial regulator, embattled Valeant said if it fails to file the report by 30 March, a default will occur under credit agreements with banks.
The company will then have until 29 April to file the report and cure the default, according to the statement.
It has already missed a deadline yesterday for filing the report, which means lenders and holders of at least 25% of any series of notes may deliver a notice of default.
Analysts said that a default would mean that the company has to repay debts immediately.
Valeant has delayed filing the report while it resolves accounting issues related to Philidor, the pharmacy chain it had an option to buy that also distributed many of its drugs.
Valeant has cut ties with Philidor and now distributes many of its drugs through Walgreens.
Shares in Valeant were down more than 50% at $33.54 on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday, and down from a peak of more than $260 last August.
The company is also under investigation by federal prosecutors over pricing of its drugs.


DRESS... Authentic Vintage 40's small scale white cotton eyelet, decorated with tiny white flower trim with black centers..... Velvet belt with silk rosette flower. Fine detailed embroidery on ruffle at the hem. Dress is unlined to take advantage of the see-thru embroidered design, but pink chemise takes the place of lining under the dress, and can also be worn alone.
CHEMISE ...In very fine pale pink vintage polished cotton, trimmed in antique lace .. buttons at the shoulders for entry.
BOW .. is made from a piece of antique embroidered silk ribbon.
$90.00 includes First Class shipping in the USA..
Please email me if interested in purchasing, or if you have any questions.
Yes, I am taking custom dressmaking for Little Stella , and custom doll hats for Puki puki and larger at this time.
Doll, shoes, and sofa not included with this sale.
Please click on each picture to enlarge.
Stella is back from a row on the lake....wearing her new bathing outfit.
THE DRESS -- is in fine red cotton with tiny ivory polka dots. The trim is a white and blue vintage piping, lace at the bottom, a by hand hem, and just the right vintage navy and white button.The bodice is lined. The sleeves and skirt are unlined. All seams are zig zagged finished.
THE BLOOMERS - are the same sweet fabric as the dress and has a waist band, and a hooked placket opening at the side....trimmed in the matching lace.
THE MOB CAP ... lined, and made of a fine antique linen , has a zig-zag embroidered trim, and elastic through a casing for easy of adjustment. .... and, can double as a nightcap !
The doll and boat are not a part of this sale.
FYI... I have gotten in the habit of putting my sales up on Sunday nights on my "Julienne's" Facebook group. Then, on Mondays I offer it on Connie Lowe's Stella Squad on Facebook, and on other days of the week on the Connie Lowe Marble Halls group also on Facebook.
Please email at me at jls7952@gmail.com if interested in purchasing, or with any other questions.
75.00 ....Free First Class Shipping.. Priority shipping 3.00 extra .. I accept Pay Pal for payment.


Join Johanna Burton, Keith Haring Director & Curator of Education and Public Engagement, and Natalie Bell, Curatorial Associate, for a vibrant day in one of New York's most iconic neighborhoods: SoHo. PC Members will have the opportunity to visit the studio of pioneering performance and video artist Joan Jonas, followed by private tours of the Judd Foundation and Walter De Maria's site–specific installations The Broken Kilometer and The New York Earth Room. Lunch will be provided.
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Run in on old tomb.
Pan from Russian car to new Russian building.
Pan from Russian nameplate to new Russian building.
Danish nameplate to Danish building. General view of Danish building.
South Vietnam nameplate to building.
North Vietnam nameplate to building.
Pan down building to Hungarian nameplate.
Chinese nameplate pan to flag.
North Korean building and mosque.
Hill behind Damascus and mosque.
I do not know the exact status of the above countries, embassy, consul etc.
Thought you might be able to use some of these pics as background to chat about Syria recognising the East German regime.


Millie Bobby Brown proves once again that black doesn't have to be boring. Following her super chic Rosie Assoulin bralette-and-trouser combo she wore on the VMAs red carpet, the Stranger Things actress, who is nominated for an Emmy in the outstanding supporting actress in a drama series category, chose the classic color again for the Netflix hit's screening and conversation in New York City on Tuesday. This time she donned a tailored double-breasted blazer by Off-White, which worked as a mini with a hint of orange fabric flirtatiously peeking out, with Tabitha Simmons ankle-strap sandals.
For further coverage, a basic white tee was layered underneath, injecting the prim getup with an effortless cool the young style star, 14, never fails to embody. Plus, it's such an easy styling trick to incorporate IRL!
The blazer silhouette immediately appears professional and polished, but this would not be a MBB look without some fun beauty involved, which she delivered with shimmery cobalt blue eyeshadow flawlessly smoked out over the lids.
For your next GNO or date night, channel the actress' standout fashion and beauty look by shopping similar blazer dresses and blue eyeshadow below.


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Q: Regarding nested objects, what is the best practice for assigning a value to a key using a method that is in the parent object? What is the best practice for assigning a value to a key using a method that is in the parent object?
I have tried several variations of the following:
const data = {
  one : {
    a : {
      hours : 100,
      minutes : getMinutes()
    },
    b : {
      hours : 24,
      minutes : getMinutes()
    }
  },
  getMinutes : function() {
    return this.hours * 60
  }
}

A: This isn't really the intended purpose of objects. The best practice would be to create an outside function to get the value.
example:
const getMinutes = (hours) => {
    return hours * 60
  }
}
const data = {
  one : {
    a : {
      hours : 100,
      minutes : getMinutes(100)
    },
    b : {
      hours : 24,
      minutes : getMinutes(24)
    }
  }
}


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Gerolamo Giovenone (1486/1487 – 1555), also spelled Girolamo, was an Italian painter of the early Renaissance period, active mainly in Milan. He was born in Vercelli. He was the teacher of the painter Gaudenzio Ferrari and possibly also taught il Sodoma. In Milan, he painted the Resurrection for the church of the Augustines. An altarpiece fragment depicting an Adoration of the Virgin and Child by Saints Nicola da Tolentino and Eusebius is displayed by the Museo Borgogna in Vercelli. A Virgin and Child with Saints is found at the National Gallery in London. Another of his pupils was Franchino Ferrari, born 1484 in Valduggia, and active in Vercelli. His works also include the Buronzo Altarpiece.

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 Getty museum entry
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LEXINGTON, Massachusetts (April 26, 2017) – WinterGreen Research announces that it has published a new module Cardiac Event Monitors: Market Shares, Strategies, and Forecasts, 2017 to 2023. The 2017 study has 416 pages and 180 tables and figures. Growth is based on implementation of devices that measure cardiac function over a period of a month, provide analytics within the device, and send alerts to a physician.
A cardiac event recorder is a battery-powered portable miniature device. Devices record heart's electrical activity (ECG) to detect presence of symptoms. Event recorders can be a loop memory monitor and a symptom event monitor with newer devices containing internal analytics and the ability to notify a physician directly if an event is detected. Cardiac event ambulatory monitors can detect arrhythmias and get people to treatment faster before it is too late. Units are useful in the fight to correct congestive heart failure even after it has been initiated.
Cardiac event monitor market forecasts, event recorder device, MCT device, and implantable recorders are charged for as services when the units are provided to patients in this manner. Insurance reimbursement is many times a more favorable way to collect money from a service.
The implantable segment of the overall cardiac event recording market goes from 58% of the total to 80% of the total. It implantable devices are far more reliable and accurate than the electronic external devices.
This is the 259th report in a series of market research reports that provide forecasts in communications, telecommunications, the internet, computer, software, and telephone equipment. The project leaders take direct responsibility for writing and preparing each report. They have significant experience preparing industry studies. Forecasts are based on primary research and proprietary databases. Forecasts reflect analysis of the market trends in the segment and related segments. Unit and dollar shipments are analyzed through consideration of dollar volume of each market participation in the segment. Market share analysis includes conversations with key customers of products, industry segment leaders, marketing directors, distributors, leading market participants, and companies seeking to develop measurable market share. Over 200 in-depth interviews are conducted for each report with a broad range of key participants and opinion leaders in the market segment.


« Science Bag: A Cold Wind Off the Lake…in August?
Presented by Carmen Aguilar and Russell Cuhel from UWM's School of Freshwater Science.
In 2015, a previously unusual weather pattern caused dramatic late summer cooling along the western shore from Milwaukee to the Sturgeon Canal. 12°C (55°F) or cooler water covered nearly 25% of Lake Michigan for almost 2 months, driving away beach-goers and drawing in sport fishermen. How this happened, how high humidity contributed to its effects, and how it affected lake biology are subjects of this demonstration-laced presentation. Take off your shades and put on a sweater as you learn about chillin' in Lake Michigan!
Science Bag is family-friendly and free. This presentation will repeat every Friday in January at 7 pm, plus Sunday, January 13 at 2:00 pm.


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Make a selection: Postmodernism Naturalism Ontology Rigour Neoliberalism Complexity Laws Poststructuralism Explanation Functional Analysis Falsification Decision Theory Structuralism Operationalism Epistemology Social Capital Deconstruction Interpretivism
Part of Series: Basic Theories of Social Science
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Justin Cruickshank
Discipline: Sociology, Social Policy and Public Policy, Political Science and International Relations, Geography
Methods: Critical realism, Epistemology, Positivism
Cruickshank, J., (2020). Epistemology, In P. Atkinson, S. Delamont, A. Cernat, J.W. Sakshaug, & R.A. Williams (Eds.), SAGE Research Methods Foundations. https://dx.doi.org/10.4135/9781526421036884558
Cruickshank, Justin. "Epistemology." In SAGE Research Methods Foundations, edited by Paul Atkinson, Sara Delamont, Alexandru Cernat, Joseph W. Sakshaug, and Richard A. Williams. London: SAGE Publications Ltd, 2020. https://dx.doi.org/10.4135/9781526421036884558.
Cruickshank, J., 2020. Epistemology. In: Paul Atkinson, ed., SAGE Research Methods Foundations. London: SAGE Publications Ltd. Available at: <https://dx.doi.org/10.4135/9781526421036884558> [Accessed 30 Jan 2023].
Cruickshank, Justin. "Epistemology" SAGE Research Methods Foundations, Edited by Paul Atkinson, et al. London: SAGE Publications Ltd, 2020. SAGE Research Methods. 30 Jan 2023, doi: https://dx.doi.org/10.4135/9781526421036884558
Cruickshank, Justin (2020). In P. Atkinson, S. Delamont, A. Cernat, J.W. Sakshaug, & R.A. Williams (Eds.), SAGE Research Methods Foundations. https://dx.doi.org/10.4135/9781526421036884558
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The annual "what am I going to give up for Lent" has begun. I find this time of year rather amusing as I listen to and read what people are going to give up for Lent. I find is very amusing because most of the people who seem to be giving things up have not darkened the door of a church in years.
Yesterday some group in the town where I live, set up shop in the parking lot of the old Friendlies restaurant and was distributing ashes, along with doughnuts and coffee. "Ashes to go" the sign read and people were flocking to the site while churches remained mostly empty. Religion on my terms has become the mantra of the "me" generation. Don't tell me what to think, don't tell me what to believe, I'm spiritual but not religious, and I want my ashes in a parking lot of a closed restaurant because I cannot make the time to go to church.
I am sorry if this offends you but I am of the belief, as is the church for the last 2,000 years, that you cannot separate spirituality from Church. There is no such thing as a Christian in isolation. People around the world are going to church under the most dire of circumstances and all we want is drive through ashes and a cup of coffee. Disgusting!
It's funny how people make time for things they find a priority in life like going to the casino, fundraisers, sporting events, television programs etc. but when it comes to church, sorry I don't have time. But we continue to give things up for Lent.
If you are still in search of something to give up for Lent how about indifference towards the suffering of your fellow human beings, or perhaps self centeredness, or maybe even materialism. Just some thoughts.
Giving up something is fine but the entire reason that we give things up is to make a change in our lives not to just give up something like chocolate or booze only to return to that behavior when Lent is over. Change requires a commitment to that change and Lent is a great time to come to that decision but it should be something meaningful and not something silly. Sacrifice is hard and is supposed to leave a lasting impression on the person.
During this time of the year Orthodox Christian are supposed to abstain from all meat and dairy products or some variation of that in consultation with their spiritual father. We do this as a spiritual discipline that is designed to get the passions under control. The theory is if we control what goes into our mouths than we can control what comes out. The passions are what leads us to sin, I know it is not PC to talk about sin these days so call me old fashioned.
Lent should be a time of intense spiritual renewal and awakening not a silly game of "what can I give up that will not impact me at all" nonsense.


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Єпископ Севастіан (в миру Возня́к Миха́йло Яросла́вович;  23 січня 1970, Нові Скоморохи Галицького району Івано-Франківської області) — архієрей Палестинської православної церкви в Америці (), єпископ Берестейський, раніше — УПЦ Київського патріархату, єпископ Чернігівський та Ніжинський (2006–2008). Релігійний журналіст.

Біографія

Народився в багатодітній сім'ї.

1988 року закінчив будівельне училище. Після служби в радянській армії ніс послух у Почаївській лаврі РПЦ, служив у Соборі Покрови Пресвятої Богородиці в Івано-Франківську. 1992 року прийняв чернецтво. До 1993 року відроджував монастир святого Пантелеймона у селі Маріямпіль Галицького району.

1993 року у Володимирському Соборі митрополитом Київським і Галицьким Філаретом був рукоположений у сан ієромонаха і у тому ж році розпочав служіння у Видубицькому чоловічому монастирі Києва. 1994 року зведений у сан ігумена. 1996 року закінчив Київську духовну семінарію.

2000 року закінчив юридичний факультет Академії праці та соціальних відносин. 2000 року вступив у Київську духовну академію, яку закінчив 2004 року.

2002 року до дня Святої Пасхи Святійшим Патріархом Філаретом був возведений у сан архімандрита. 15 листопада 2002 року указом Святійшого Патріарха Київського і всієї Руси-України Філарета призначений намісником Видубицького чоловічого монастиря.

2003 року рішенням Президії Української технологічної академії архімандрит Севастіан (Возняк) обраний дійсним членом Академії історично-філософського факультету з присвоєнням звання «Академік».

Архієрейство

14 грудня 2006 року, згідно з рішенням Священного синоду Української православної церкви Київського патріархату, у Володимирському патріаршому кафедральному соборі Києва був хіротонізований у сан єпископа з титулом Чернігівський і Ніжинський. 13 травня 2008 року рішенням Священного синоду Української православної церкви Київського патріархату (Журнал № 4) почислений на спокій згідно поданого прохання.

Палестинська православна церква в Америці

26 жовтня 2022 року Синод Палестинської православної церкви в Америці (), на чолі з Архиепископом Мелхиседеком, розглянув звернення Севастіана (Возняка) і Саватія Солом'янюка, і знайшов можливим, дослідивши усі обставини справи, прийняти їх під канонічний захист до кліру Палестинської православної церкви в Америці. Зокрема, Севастіана (Возняка) — в сані єпископа, на посаду керуючого єпархією Берестова POCA ().

Єпископ Севастіан бере активну участь у церковному та громадському житті держави. Є автором багатьох духовно-повчальних статей, був засновником духовного журналу «Чаша», духівником козацького полку імені М. Міклашевського.

Нагороди

За відродження Видубицького чоловічого монастиря та духовності в Україні нагороджений Святійшим Патріархом Київським та всієї Руси-України Філаретом орденом Архістратига Михаїла.

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A conservation plan puts science ahead of politics.
As the small Cessna airplane flies above Tucson, its passengers see the rugged, low-lying Tortolita Mountains to the east, followed by the huge green blocks of cotton fields. Over to the west, the bright blue Central Arizona Project canal slices through the desert. Farther south rise the untrammeled desert mountains of Saguaro National Park-West.
This aerial view showcases both the conservation successes and failures in the Sonoran Desert surrounding Tucson, whose population totals about 1 million. In the past 17 years, Pima County has spent nearly $200 million, raised through voter-approved bond issues, to preserve more than 200,000 acres of deserts, mountain parks, riparian areas and grasslands. Though red-tile roofs dominate much of the land, which is surrounded by five publicly owned mountain ranges, you can still see plenty of open desert dotted with dark green mesquite and palo verde and gray-green cactus.
The county's preservation efforts have also put it in the cattle business. The protected lands include 140,000 acres on which the county controls grazing leases. Ranchers who once feared that their remote mesquite flats and grasslands would be gobbled up by speculators still ply their trade, albeit with much-reduced cattle numbers.
All of this is thanks to one of the most aggressive and ambitious urban land conservation efforts ever undertaken in the Southwest. Approved in fall 2016 by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service after nearly 20 years of work, Pima County's Multi-Species Conservation Plan transformed the politics of a region that was infamous for endless sprawl. It protects dozens of vulnerable species and conserves biologically sensitive lands while permitting development on other lands, thereby ending conflicts over growth that had dragged on for decades. The plan has become a national model, drawing praise from scholars, land planners and environmentalists around the country — particularly for the way it insulated scientific input from political considerations.
Pima County's habitat conservation plan grew out of a culture of runaway development and extreme political conflict. The catalyst was the 1997 federal endangered species listing for the cactus ferruginous pygmy owl, a small raptor whose desert-wash habitat was imperiled by development and groundwater pumping. Until then, the county had routinely approved major rezonings for well over two decades, despite opposition from local environmentalists. At the time, the desert was being paved at the rate of an acre every two hours, pushing Tucson's suburbs toward the edge of the surrounding national forest and parkland.
The pygmy owl's listing resulted in significant growth restrictions. Hoping to avoid similar controversy and litigation over other species, Pima County Administrator Chuck Huckelberry and his staff, prodded by environmentalists, started work a year after the listing on a long-term Sonoran Desert Conservation Plan to protect the county's natural and cultural resources. As part of that effort, they developed a plan to protect dozens of imperiled species. To determine which lands were most essential to wildlife, they created a "firewall" around a committee of scientists, insulating them from political pressure. "County leaders stated from the outset that their primary goal was to conserve biological diversity through a scientifically defendable process, not to come up with a plan that everybody could agree on," wrote the late urban planning specialist Judith Layzer in her 2008 book Natural Experiments, which analyzed more than a half-dozen regional land-conservation efforts.
The scientists and county staff discussed the plan in public sessions, but county officials made it clear that their work would not be derailed by complaints from developers and other critics. The scientists established standards for identifying biologically valuable lands and used computer models, observation records and the judgment of local naturalists and recognized experts to come up with a biological preserve map.
In contrast, in other multi-species plans, scientists, politicians, agency staffers, developers and moderate conservationists collectively determined which lands to save, thus bringing political and economic considerations into the science.
After the science team created a map of the proposed preserve system, a separate steering committee of 84 people, including developers, environmentalists and neighborhood leaders, haggled over its details. By then, though, the plan's broad vision was already solidly in place.
The scientists' work led to the creation of the Conservation Lands System, 3 million acres of picture-book Sonoran Desert, grasslands and riparian areas, with about 60 percent of it preserved as open space. Nine of the 44 vulnerable species protected by the system are on the federal endangered species list, including the Gila topminnow, the western yellow-billed cuckoo and the Pima pineapple cactus.
In 2003, the county took another major step by folding the multi-species plan into its broader Sonoran Desert Conservation Plan, which calls for conserving ranches, protecting culturally and historically sensitive properties and expanding an existing mountain park network.
Developers, homebuilders and realtors initially howled at the proposed multi-species plan, but backed off after winning two concessions. First, Huckelberry promised not to propose additional land-use regulations. Second, the county agreed to give small landowners more leeway, because their projects have much less impact. "As soon as it was clear it was going that way, most of the opposition from private-property owners dissipated," says realtor Bill Arnold, leader of a vocal property-rights movement.
The plan's backers say it also benefits developers. Within the million-acre area governed by the county's federal Endangered Species Act permit, landowners who sign up for voluntary coverage under the plan are then exempt from prosecution for unintentionally killing or harming any federally protected species on their property. If any of 35 other species are later placed on the endangered species list, the landowners won't be subject to new restrictions. The plan may also exempt them from protracted biological reviews if their projects need a federal Clean Water Act permit.
Yet the county's plan has limits to its power and scope, and now faces new challenges. In a huge swath of desert grasslands southwest of Tucson, for instance, some of the county-owned ranchlands now are crossed by an underground natural gas pipeline, which left a scar on the land and may increase soil erosion.
And in some of the prime foothills areas, tile roofs now dominate land that environmentalists had hoped to conserve; it has been rezoned for high-intensity development. And east of Tucson along the San Pedro River, a $2 billion power line project could damage grazing lands and riparian areas.


North Carolina's barrier islands separate the mainland from the ocean, and are constantly changing because of wind and ocean currents. Inlets are dynamic waterways on the ends of barrier islands that can close with a single storm, or slowly migrate from one location to another.
Located north of Wilmington, between Figure Eight Island and Topsail Island, Lea-Hutaff Island is a 5,641-acre undeveloped barrier island and marsh system that has remained undisturbed by development, dredged sand and off-road vehicles. It has been battered by storms, flooded, over-washed and eroded, until it has now become a low, narrow ribbon of sand. Two islands (Lea and Hutaff) joined to form this system following the closure of Old Topsail Inlet in 1998. The island is characterized by large, open expanses of bare sand caused by over-wash during hurricanes in 1996, 1998 and 1999. Remnants of primary dunes exist in a few locations along the island. One of North Carolina's few pristine barrier islands, Lea-Hutaff is an important sanctuary for wildlife, and a peaceful recreation area for people.
During the spring and summer, loggerhead sea turtles and hundreds of terns and skimmers nest here, and thousands of shorebirds stop off to rest during their long migrations. This narrow strip of sand has been designated as one of 96 Important Bird Areas in North Carolina. More than 4,000 acres of tidal marsh and creeks serve as primary nursery areas for fish, shrimp and crabs, and support thousands of birds throughout the year.
The island supports thousands of shorebirds, wading birds, waterfowl and marsh birds during nesting, migration and wintering seasons. Least Terns, Black Skimmers, American Oystercatchers and Piping Plovers build their nests and raise their families on the island's bare sandy beaches. Clapper Rails nest in great numbers in the marshes and Saltmarsh, and Sharp-tailed Sparrows and Seaside Sparrows are abundant during the fall and winter. Currently, Audubon North Carolina has a cooperative agreement to protect and manage Hutaff Island, and Audubon staff posts and patrols tern and skimmer colonies on both islands throughout the year.
The National Audubon Society, in partnership with the North Carolina Coastal Land Trust, the State of North Carolina and the US Fish and Wildlife Service, is leading the way to protect Lea Island through purchasing the privately owned tracts of land, so it will remain a haven for birds, turtles and other wildlife.


Presents the first systematic and cross-cultural examination of ideas of orthodoxy and heresy in a group of major religious traditions.
This book presents the first systematic and cross-cultural exploration of ideas of heresy, as well as orthodoxy, in a group of major religious traditions, including Neo-Confucianism, Sunni Islam, rabbinic Judaism, and early Christianity. It shows how authorities in all four of these traditions used common strategies to distinguish orthodox truth from heretical error. These same strategies often appear in modern ideological polemics and studies of deviance as well as in traditional religious controversies. The party that most effectively uses these strategies often gains a decisive advantage in the struggle among competing claimants to orthodoxy.
The author also shows how orthodoxy depends on heresy. Without heresy, or at least ideas of heresy, orthodoxy could not establish or perpetuate itself. In fact, in all four traditions orthodoxy constructed itself by creating an inversion of the heretical other.
By highlighting the common patterns in constructions of orthodoxy and heresy in four major religious traditions, this book also sets in relief subtler variations that give each tradition a special character. In this way this study strikes a balance between the universal and the particular: it illuminates a general pattern in world intellectual history, but also shows how the traditions that illustrate this pattern are distinctive.
John B. Henderson is Professor, Department of History, Louisiana State University. He has previously published The Development and Decline of Chinese Cosmology and Scripture, Canon, and Commentary: A Comparison of Confucian and Western Exegesis.


Hubby and I had lunch at John and Yoko at Greenbelt 5. I've heard a lot of great things about this restaurant so we decided to give it a whirl.
The atmosphere was pretty snazzy. Lots of purples, reds and blacks. Interesting concept. We were there for the food though so we wasted no time asking our server for recommendations. Here's what we got.
For appetizers, we got some Crunchy Squid Teriyaki. It was delicious! Just the right blend of saltiness and sweetness.
Then we went for some Tofu Cheese Melt. I really didn't want to get this but my hubby insisted on it. The fusion was quite intriguing in concept. And in taste? It was okay. I couldn't marry the idea of tofu with the crumbled bacon and melted cheese I usually have with nachos. Still, it is an appetizer worth trying.
We also got some Chawan Mooshi Shooters (not sure if I spelled that right…). They're steamed eggs with shrimp, ground meat and crabstick. Delicious!!! My favorite part of our whole lunch experience.
For our main meal, we ordered a seafood teppan set, good for two. There was a selection of scallops, salmon, squid, shrimp, oysters and asparagus, served with its own sauce. I LOVED the fried oysters.
And of course, there was rice! We ordered the all-meat rice. It was quite sticky and reminded me of machang. Very tasty!
And they serve house tea to wash all those yummylicious food down.
Will we go back? Definitely. I want to try their sushi and sashimi next time. :) You can find John and Yoko at the 2nd floor of Greenbelt 5.


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C-SPAN presented a collection of 2017 programs of women telling their stories of sexual harassment and abuse. The events include former Fox News Anchor Gretchen Carlson, "Me Too Movement" founder Tarana Burke, and a panel of military cadets.


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Kip Pasta
Visual Arts: Sculpture
3S348 Juniper Lane, Glen Ellyn, IL, 60137
Kip is a self taught Artist.
His work was selected for the grand opening of the Chicago Artists' Coalition gallery in Chicago.
Nominated as an "Artist to Watch" by the Chicago Artists' Coalition. (Featured article in the CAC December, 2009 issue.)
His work cited in Paul Klein's "Art Letter". (6-5-2009).
"Opus # 6" was featured at the River East Art Open, Chicago, 2010.
A two-man show of his work was exhibited at the Burning Bush Art Gallery in Wheaton, Illinois. (February,
A two-man show of his work was exhibited at the Burning Bush Art Gallery in Wheaton, Illinois. (February, 2010
and Feb. 2012)
Two-man show was exhibited at the "Pop-Up" Art Gallery at 23 E. Madison Street, Chicago, July – August, 2010. (Juried)
"Cityscape" won the Hard Rock Hotel Award at the Chicago Art Loop Open, 2010, where it was on display throughout 2011.
"Cityscape also was selected for the Bombay Sapphire Artisan Series national art contest. 2012
"Stairway To Heaven" was an Art Slant showcase winner, 2011.
"The Daniel Blaim" was an Art Slant showcase winner, 2012.
Exhibited at the Whistler Gallery, Chicago, Oct. – Nov., 2011.
Exhibited at 22 Berwyn Gallery, Feb. 2012.
His work is also on display at LaGondola Italian restaurant in Chicago.
He has won numerous merit awards from the DuPage and Naperville Art Leagues.
Published articles: Chicago Art Magazine, Aug., 2011; Chicago Artists' News Dec., 2011.
Featured Artist – Pocket Entertainment, May, 2011.
"Stairway to Heaven" and "Cityscape", as artwork for Treeheart Greeting Cards.
Member of the Chicago Artists Coalition, Elmhurst Art Guild, DuPage Art League, and Naperville Art League
"The Daniel Blaim" won Best of Show at the Naperville Art League, July, 2012.
"Limitless Possibilities" won Best of Show, Naperville Art League, August, 2012.
An architectural miniature is on loan at Warrenville Historical Museum.
Current or upcoming exhibitions:
The Zhou B Art Center- Feb. – Mar. 2012. (Chicago).
Jackson-Junge Gallery – 2012. (Chicago). (Gallery representation)
Warrenville Historical Museum – Mar – April, 2012.
North Riverside Mall – May –June 2012.
Harold Washington Chicago Public Library – Nov.1 – Dec. 31, 2012.
Chicago Arts District – One-man show January – Feb., 2013 18th & Halsted.
Addison Center for the Arts June, 2012.
New Wave Art Salon, September, 2012.
Elgin Historical Museum July, 2012.
Virtual gallery representation at Xanadu Gallery, Scottsdale, Ariz. 2012.
Green Arts Show, Noyes Gallery, Evanston, September, 2012.
Design Cloud Studio, October, 2012.
Galleria Art Gallery, August – November, 2012, Addison, Il.
"Limitless Possibilities" on display – Addison Municipal Buliding Rotunda, 2013, Addison, Illinois.
Art Talk – Harold Washington Library, November 10, 2012. 2:00pm.
Art Talk – Addison Art Guild, January 10, 2013. 7:00pm – 9:00pm.
Art Talk – DuPage Art League February 18, 2013. 7:00pm – 9:00pm.
"Limitless Possibilities" exhibited at the Addison Municipal Building Rotunda June, July, 2013.
Dole Mansion Exhibit, Lakeside Legacy Arts Park, "Architecture and Landscaping", August, 2014 Crystal Lake, Il.
Arts DuPage Month Program--Art Talk with Kip Pasta
Presented by Addison Center for the Arts at Addison Center for the Arts Gallery
Holiday Show - Gallery of Gifts
Presented by Naperville Art League at Naperville Fine Art Center & Gallery
Dec 01 - Dec 23, 2020
Gallery of Gifts Holiday Show & Sale
Nov 16 - Dec 23, 2021
"Along the Sidewalk"
Jun 09 - Jun 24, 2022
Tactile Layers - Member Exhibit
Jun 30 - Jul 23, 2022


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Small Business Advisory Council with CBay Advisory Group - How to Stay in Business Successfully
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Join us for our once a month Small Business Advisory Council session led by Adam Santavicca, Principal at CBay Advisory Group. Each month Adam will focus on a subject pertinent to small business owners.
This month's meeting will focus on "How to Stay in Business Successfully."
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Please bring your own brown bag lunch!
CBay Advisory Group provides hands on strategic support for small business owners.
With over 30-years of senior management experience, Adam Santavicca, principal and founding director of CBay, excels in strategic and tactical planning, and has a proven track record in change management and turnarounds.
Adam holds a management degree from Robert Morris University in Pittsburgh, PA. He has several accredited credentials and serves on multiple Boards to take advantage of his business experience and expertise.
He is an accredited executive associate of the prestigious Institute for Independent Business International, a non-profit dedicated to helping small and medium size businesses.
Adam is a Fellow in the Association for Information and Image Management International (AIIM) and currently is the Board Chairman for the Bowie Business Innovation Center (Bowie BIC), a mixed use incubator that provides small business owners with resources and mentoring they need to be successful.
He lives with his wife Kristine in Crownsville, MD and has two grown children and five grandchildren.


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Outdoor Gear & Product Reviews
Jackery Explorer 1500 Portable Power Station
The Jackery is a portable power station that allows you to charge your devices quickly. The easy-to-read LCD screen shows how much power the unit is using and can also show the charging temperature as well as the type. As long as you don't mind hardwiring, this portable power station can provide enough juice to power a small cooler or USB device. It even has a USB port for connecting to your computer.
The Jackery Power Station is portable and can power almost everything you need in the home. With a 15 amp maximum load, it's ideal for your computer workstation or a studio strobe. It can also power LED lights, TVs, or even your backyard movie night. The Jackery also comes with a handy LED flashlight. While some might find it gimmicky or unnecessary, it is useful for navigating and finding things in the dark.
The Jackery Explorer 1000 is a portable power station that can be used for a variety of purposes. It is ideal for people who travel frequently. Its solar panels and lightweight design make it easy to carry and use. You can also use the flashlight as a backup if you run out of power. The Jackery Explorer 1000 is a better option than other portable power sources. You can also make your own system and save money.
The Jackery Explorer 1000 can take up to 163W solar input. The solar panels in this unit put out 18V each. Two 100W panels cannot be connected in parallel. A Jackery's battery life can be reduced from seven to fourteen hours to seven or fourteen hours. And while the solar panel is an excellent option for long-range traveling, it doesn't work very well with the use of AC/DC power. In short, if you want to enjoy your outdoor activities, the Jackery is the perfect portable power source for your home.
A generator is an option when you are on location. Although small, petrol-powered generators are great for lighting, they can be noisy and obnoxious. Thankfully, there are fossil-free alternatives for filming. Jackery's Explorer 1000 electric power pack is similar to a cell-phone. It also has a mains plug output, so your appliances can be powered even if there is no electricity.
The Jackery's battery can withstand 500 cycles of discharge and a maximum of 80% recovery. While this is a great performance for its size, it could do with better input and larger portable panels. It's still a reliable backup power source. A car charger is also included. A wall charger allows you charge the unit with an AC adapter or wall outlet. In addition, Jackery offers a solar panel parallel adapter, so you can power solar panels directly from a car battery.
The Jackery Explorer 1000 is an excellent portable power station for camping. This unit is smaller than a microwave, but it can keep all your electronics running for hours or even days. Its noise level is significantly lower than that of a gas-powered portable generator. Its convenient features include a wide array of ports and a rugged exterior. The Explorer 1000 is a great choice for outdoor activities, especially when compared to portable generators powered by gas.
The Jackery Explorer 1000 is one of the few portable power sources that can power three 12v outlets at once. Its power output is 10 amps, which is sufficient to run a variety of 12-volt appliances. It's easy to install in a car thanks to its male cigarette lighter pigtail connectors. Jackery is compatible with most equipment and has a safety feature built in. The unit runs silently, with the exception of occasional whirring as power draw increases. That's about as quiet as the Macbook Pro's fan.
Jackery Explorer 1000 Watts Generator, the flagship model in the company's portable solar power stations lineup, is the Jackery Explorer 1000Watts Generator. The generator can be easily packed into a 12-pack cooler and has a sturdy handle that you can carry with you wherever you need it. The Jackery SolarSaga 100-watt portable solar panels are included with the Explorer 1000. The Explorer 1000's lightweight design and high power output are well received by users and they consider it a worthwhile investment.
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I suppose that my parents must have had their disagreements, but I can never remember them ever raising their voices or shouting either to each other, or to us children. But I do remember my mother showing her great annoyance to my father on one occasion.
My father was a keen gardener and he loved his roses, the sight of horse manure laying in the road outside our house was too much for him, armed with a bucket and spade he went out and collected it to feed his roses. I recall mother saying over and over again "What will the neighbors say".
As a child living in London in those days I was used to most of the traffic being horse drawn. People on horse back, carriages, buses and carts of all kinds were horse drawn, They drank from horse-troughs made for them, and ate from nose-bags as they worked . This meant that the roads were toilets for countless horses used every day all day.
Think for a moment what the narrow streets of Jerusalem were like in the days of Jesus. Horses, donkeys, and camels fouling where people had to walk. So the first task when entering a house was to wash the feet. This job was given to the lowest slave, and near the door there always stood large pots of water for that purpose.
Did you know that some four hundred years ago our Queen Elizabeth I st each year of her reign did what our Queen still does today on Maundy Thursday? Distributes the Maundy Money, but not in fine silk purses as today, but also she would kneel before each one and wash and kiss their feet. She was showing the humility of her Lord as a slave; and also acting as the head of The Church of England, whose task was to serve. She was doing in effect what Jesus has said we all should do.
I have shown you an example".
I leave with you this thought. In this our generation we need, not so much a basin of water, but prayerful love for others to help them to be better than they are, by our humble service and care always toward them. If our Lord could kneel and do the work of the lowest house slave, let us pray that we might do the same, and by His power achieve it.


Drug interactions: What should you know?
Drug-Drug Interactions. When two drugs are taken at the same time, one may affect the other. One of the drugs might not work well, or one of the drugs might work too well.
Antibiotics or antifungals with birth control pills. When taken together, the birth control pills are often less effective, and pregnancy is more likely to occur.
Antidepressants (SSRIs). Reactions can arise when taken with other similar antidepressants, pain medications, and many over-the-counter drugs such as antihistamines. You might feel drowsy, or your heart, breathing or muscles might be affected.
Hydrochlorothiazide (HCTZ) can interact with many other medications, with myriad symptoms.
Over-the-counter decongestants can decrease the effectiveness of blood pressure medications, resulting in high blood pressure.
Cholesterol-lowering drugs (statins) can be affected by many other medications.
Anti-fungal drugs, such as fluconazole, can affect the kidneys. Fluconazole is affected by hydrochlorothiazide, warfarin, cholesterol-lowering medications, and medications for diabetes, among others.
Amiodarone and digoxin are also potentially quite dangerous when taken with certain drugs.
Drug-Supplement Interactions. When a drug and supplement are taken at the same time, one may affect the other.
John's Wort can affect many prescribed medications. In some cases, the drugs will work too well and potentially be dangerous, and in other cases they might not work well at all.
Taking a Vitamin B complex can cause muscle or kidney damage when combined with a statin, a drug used to lower cholesterol.
Cholesterol-lowering drugs (statins) can be affected by many herbals and supplements.
Other supplements that often cause undesirable interactions include ginseng, vitamin E, and Ginkgo Biloba.
Drug-Food/Beverage Interactions. When a drug is taken with certain foods or conditions, the drug may not work or may cause a dangerous reaction.
Glycyrrhizin, found in natural black licorice root, can cause elevated blood pressure. It should not be taken by those with high blood pressure, or those taking a blood pressure medication.
Grapefruit juice affects the processing of many medications. If you are drinking grapefruit juice, check with your doctor or your pharmacist if you are starting a new medication. This is especially true if you are starting a cholesterol-lowering medication, called a statin.
Calcium blocks the absorption of many drugs.
A high-salt diet may decrease the effectiveness of blood pressure medications.
Alcohol is dangerous in combination with many medications. When in doubt, avoid alcohol when taking medications.
Hot drinks. Do not mix medicines with hot fluids, such as coffee or tea. The heat may reduce the effectiveness of the medication.
Hand and body lotions and oils can block the absorption of medications applied to the skin.
Drug-Condition Interactions. When a drug is taken with certain conditions, the drug may not work or may cause a dangerous reaction. This may not be obvious to your prescriber because some side effects are rare.
Glycyrrhizin (found in black licorice root) should not be taken by patients with high blood pressure, or those taking a blood pressure medication.
Cholesterol-lowering drugs (statins) can be affected by many medical conditions, especially muscle disorders.
Many drugs can be ineffective or potentially quite dangerous if the person has a genetic anomaly. For instance, many people have a gene that affects the processing of drugs by their liver, resulting in some drugs being too effective, and others being less effective.
Many drugs should be avoided when a person has kidney disease or heart disease.
Multiple Interactions. Some drugs interact with many other drugs, herbs, supplements and foods. They require very specific management. Blood thinners (warfarin, aspirin) and autoimmune drugs (methotrexate) are examples, but there are others.
The lists of interactions above ARE NOT all-inclusive! There are many other medication interactions that may affect your health. Always tell each of your doctors about all medications and supplements you are using, whether pill, cream, or inhaled.
When starting a new drug or medicine always ask your doctor about interactions. Be completely open about every drug, herb or supplement you take. If your doctor is unfamiliar with an herb or supplement, encourage him/her to research it and look into it yourself.
Always follow your doctor's instructions when taking any medication. Read the insert the pharmacy provides for your medications. Ask your doctor or pharmacist if you have questions. Be your own best advocate. With respect to medications, there are no 'dumb' questions.
This article does not address the fact that every medication has its own list of side-effects. Discuss your symptoms and concerns with your doctor. If you believe you are having a reaction to a new medication, call your doctor or your pharmacist immediately. In some cases, it may be necessary to stop the medication until you are able to speak with your doctor or pharmacist.
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Ballarat Leagues Club was officially opened in September of 1998, by the Ballarat Football League Social Club Inc. Managed and operated by the BFL Social Club, the primary purpose of the Ballarat Leagues Club is to provide support and funding for the Ballarat Football Netball League and Australian football in the Ballarat region. We are a community club who supports various organisations and community groups throughout Ballarat and the wider area.


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Ginger and Rosa
Sally Potter's intoxicating coming-of-age drama, set in 1960s London.
Even if a screening is sold out, tickets are often available 30 minutes before the start of the film at the box office at each venue.
Director-Screenwriter Sally Potter
Producer Christopher Sheppard, Andrew Litvin
With Christina Hendricks, Elle Fanning, Annette Bening
UK distribution Artificial Eye Film Company Ltd
Best friends forever, Ginger (Elle Fanning) and Rosa (newcomer Alice Englert) have grown-up together and are now on the brink of adulthood, strutting their bathtub-shrunk jeans and flaunting their own brand of teenage existentialism. One fears annihilation, the other invites it. Ginger is preoccupied with the Cold War and the mounting threat of nuclear devastation. Rosa is defiant – her revolution is sexual – a form of protest that will irrevocably impact on their families, her future and ultimately, the girls' friendship. While Sally Potter's (Orlando; The Tango Lesson) intoxicating coming-of-age drama is historically specific in its 1960s London setting, its relevance to the current era of ill-defined protest and the question of generational legacy is palpable. The left-leaning adults – Ginger's carefree bohemian father (Alessandro Nivola), her frustrated mother (Christina Hendricks) and her mother's politically active friends (Annette Bening, Timothy Spall and Oliver Platt) all give lessons on freedom and responsibility that prove flawed and hypocritical when turbulent reality encroaches on idealism. Carlos Conti's understated design and Robbie Ryan's (Fish Tank; Wuthering Heights) moody cinematography amplify the sense of claustrophobic intimacy and underscore Potter's choice to evoke the 60s through mood and sensibility rather than by overt design.
Clare Stewart
Related event: British Films in Focus with Time Out
What is the story of Ginger and Rosa?
Ginger and Rosa is the story of two girls, best friends, born on the day, perhaps, that the bomb fell on Hiroshima. They were born in London so their entire existence has been shaped by the long shadow cast by that bomb. But they grow up friends in only the way that girls can be – mirroring each other, sharing their secrets, their private worlds, thinking big and interested in the details: hair, clothes, jeans, jumpers. And then comes the rift when Rosa becomes interested in Ginger's father. And Ginger's father becomes interested in Rosa. And at that point everything starts to threaten to explode and spiral out of control, deeper and deeper into a world of secrets and obsessions, in parallel with the deepening of the Cuban Missile Crisis, the nuclear arms race, the height of the Cold War – when the world itself is threatening to explode. Through the central character of Ginger, we feel these parallel events unfolding and her parallel path through them – a transition path – into a kind of knowledge that she didn't have before. [...] The locations I loved the best have ended up not being in the film, which is typical. If you've fallen in love with a location too much it means it probably shouldn't be there. It's like clothes wearing the man – location starts wearing the scene. There was a sound mirror, a huge wall near Dungeness, that I discovered on the internet and was ecstatic about, and the shot ended up not being in the film. There was an area of waste ground not too far from here in East London that we found, with difficulty. I wanted to find a feeling of this broken down landscape, like a kind of bomb-site, that I remember from my own childhood in London, the post-war landscape before everything was really rebuilt later in the sixties. I was very pleased with the skeleton of a gasworks in the background, fires, and kids running around in rubble. It was trying to find ways of suggesting London in 1962 – not the London that is self consciously period London but rather the world that these girls are inhabiting, what they notice, what they see, what's important to them, the look of an alleyway, a bit of old bomb-site where they hang out and learn how to smoke cigarettes. The girls' bedrooms and bathrooms are very important too. So each of the locations really tried to express, or mirror what the girls were seeing but also what these spaces and places meant for the individuals. Some of the interiors are not the kind of interiors that you are particularly used to seeing on film – they're quite skeletal, quite bare and poor in some instances, but poor for deliberate reasons. [...] The music in this film is in effect the soundtrack to these people's lives; it's the music from that period. It is absolutely authentic and I think it expresses some of the things that maybe they can't express, might love or hear in some ways. A lot of it is also music that I love too. I made the decision, bit by bit, not to have an additional score but rather to have music that people were listening to or what was being played in the background to the scene, not as a rigid rule but as a guiding principle. And then it turned into a kind of rule as well, so there are things that were in the hit parade at the time, but the end of the hit parade that I think is good and enjoyable. And there are things that were more obscure, ranging from Dave Brubeck's 'Take Five' to Thelonious Monk or Django Reinhardt and earlier periods too. Some really good jazz and some of the really good Little Richard, too. [...] The characters talk quite a lot about God or the lack of a God. I think that Hiroshima and the nuclear bomb threw up a lot of God questions for people – could there really be a God that would sanction these kinds of deaths on this kind of scale? I think there's a lot of themes in there, questions that are not put in as themes but rather arise out of the kind of things that these individuals are thinking about and wrestling with every day of their lives and can sometimes express in words.
Born in London in 1949, she trained as a dancer and choreographer at the London School of Contemporary Dance and later co-founded the Limited Dance Company. She directed her first feature, The Gold Diggers, starring Julie Christie, in 1983, and nine years later had a major success with her Virginia Woolf adaptation, Orlando, with Tilda Swinton. She has often set herself formal challenges in her films – the script of Yes is almost entirely in iambic pentameter; Rage unfolds in a series of monologues, and was the first film to premiere simultaneously in cinemas and on mobile phones – but she returns to the mainstream with Ginger and Rosa. She was awarded the OBE in the 2012 Queen's Birthday Honours List for services to film.
1969 Jerk [s]
1970 Play [s]; Black & White [s]; Hors d'oeuvres [s]
1979 Thriller [s]
1983 The Gold Diggers
1986 The London Story [s]
1987 Tears, Laughter, Fear and Rage [TV doc series]
1988 I Am an Ox, I Am a Horse, I Am a Man, I Am a Woman [TV doc]
1992 Orlando
1997 The Tango Lesson
2000 The Man Who Cried
2004 Yes
2009 Rage
2012 Ginger and Rosa
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New Year Day at 12:01 AM I decided to give up smoking, benefits are you smell better, you hack up all the bad stuff from your lungs. You save about $6.00 each day, food tastes better and you will live longer.
I quit for a long time before and then on and off again until off this time. I wish to remain smoke free from now on.
Good luck! I know it's hard, but it is definitely a good thing.
Great news Eric! a lot of will power to kick the habit.
I have no room to talk about vices I'm a bugger for eating and around 50 lbs over weight.
Happy New Years Eric and good luck!!


John Torode must have cooked up quite the proposal.
The MasterChef star is engaged to actress Lisa Faulkner after six and a half years of dating.
Lisa, 46, revealed the happy news with an Instagram post, telling followers that her 53-year-old boyfriend popped the question on Christmas Day while they holidayed in Goa.
The Holby City and EastEnders actress wrote: 'My gorgeous John completely surprised me on Christmas Day and asked me to marry him! After waiting to tell our family when we got home we then had a few days just grinning at each other!!
She shared a picture of herself beaming next to her new fiance, with a huge rock twinkling on her left hand.
Friends and fans piled in with messages of congratulations for the couple, who started dating in October 2012.
The pair started dating two years after they met on Celebrity MasterChef in 2010, in a series Lisa won.
The Spooks actress went on to work in John's restaurant Smiths of Smithfield – however, she maintains that she had no feelings for Torode while on MasterChef; both were married with children at the time.
Who are the finalists of Masterchef 2019?
Faulkner split from husband of six years Chris Coghill in 2011; the pair adopted daughter Billie together after three failed rounds of IVF.
Meanwhile, John separated from wife Jessica in 2011 and their divorce was confirmed in 2014.
The Australian chef is a father to Lulu and Jonah with Jessica, and has two other children, Casper and Marselle, from a previous relationship.


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May Awalt1
May Awalt was born circa 1905 in Québec.1 She was the daughter of Archibald Awalt and Minto Grieve Schneider.1
[S591] 1921 Canadian Census, Laurier-Montreal.
James Ayers Jr.1
M, #2643, b. 1748
James Ayers Jr. is also recorded as James Ayer. He was born in 1748.2 He married Mary Woodbridge, daughter of Benjamin Woodbridge Jr. and Susanna Tappan, on 14 February 1773 in Wiscasset, Lincoln County, Maine.2,3 James Ayers Jr. was born in 1821.2
Child of James Ayers Jr. and Mary Woodbridge
Susanna Woodbridge Ayers+1
[S4] Sandra MacLean Clunies, Clunies files.
[S189] Frederick A. Virkus, Abridged Compendium of American Genealogy, Vol. 2. p. 304.
[S89] Family Search, Maine Marriages, 1771-1907.
Susanna Woodbridge Ayers1,2
Susanna Woodbridge Ayers was the daughter of James Ayers Jr. and Mary Woodbridge.1 Susanna Woodbridge Ayers married Charles Coffin Jr., son of Dr. Charles Coffin and Hepzibah Carnes, on 19 October 1802 in Alna, Lincoln County, Maine, or Newbury, Massachusetts.1,2,3
Child of Susanna Woodbridge Ayers and Charles Coffin Jr.
Cornelius W. Coffin+1 b. c 1823
[S18] Various editors, Biographical Dictionary of Notable Americans, Vol. 2. p. 296.
Phillipa Gordon Azzopardi1
F, #10475, b. 3 December 1994, d. 3 December 1994
Phillipa Gordon Azzopardi died on 3 December 1994 in Victoria.1 She was born on 3 December 1994 in Echuca Hospital, Victoria.1
[S119] Unknown, "Gordons in Australia Family tree."
Joseph Babson1
Joseph Babson was born in 1809.1 He married Maria Woodbury, daughter of John Woodbury and Tabitha Poore, in 1830.1 Joseph Babson died in 1878.1
[S189] Frederick A. Virkus, Abridged Compendium of American Genealogy, Vol.6 p. 491.
Mary Bache
Mary Bache married Charles McEvers.
Child of Mary Bache and Charles McEvers
Eliza McEvers d. 1848
Rev. Stephen Bachiler1,2
M, #10936, b. circa 1561, d. 1656
Rev. Stephen Bachiler. Step-father-in-law of Richard Dummer.3 He was born circa 1561.1 He married firstly (Anne?) Bate ? circa 1590.3 Rev. Stephen Bachiler married secondly Christian Weare (widow) on 2 March 1623/24 in Abbots Ann, Hampshire.1 Rev. Stephen Bachiler married thirdly Helena (Unknown) on 26 March 1627 at Abbots Ann, Hampshire.1 Rev. Stephen Bachiler married fourthly Mary (Unknown) on 14 February 1648.1 Rev. Stephen Bachiler died in 1656 in London.
[S64] Robert Charles Anderson and George F. Sanborn Jr. & Melinde Lutz Sanborne, The Great Migration, Bachiler, Stephen.
[S34] Unverified internet information, http://www.hampton.lib.nh.us/hampton/biog/bachilertoc.htm
[S64] Robert Charles Anderson and George F. Sanborn Jr. & Melinde Lutz Sanborne, The Great Migration, Stephen Bachiler.
Grosvenor Hyde Backus1
M, #15216, b. 5 May 1874, d. 19 November 1948
A lawyer in New York City.2 Grosvenor Hyde Backus was born on 5 May 1874 in Poughkeepsie, New York.2 He was the son of Truman J. Backus and Sarah C. Glass.2 Grosvenor Hyde Backus graduated in 1897 from Columbia University Ll.B.2 He married firstly Susan Emily Foote on 30 June 1904 in Port Henry, New York.2 Grosvenor Hyde Backus married secondly Josefa Neilson Crosby, daughter of Rev. Dr. Arthur Crosby and Josephine La Tourette Burke, on 20 June 1916 in Englewood, New Jersey.1 Grosvenor Hyde Backus died on 19 November 1948 in Belmont, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, at the age of 74.3
Child of Grosvenor Hyde Backus and Susan Emily Foote
Wallace Truman Backus b. 4 Jan 1907, d. Aug 1981
[S160] New York Times, 14 Jun 1916 p. 13.
[S392] Website findagrave.com (http://www.findagrave.com/) "# 118676168."
Truman J. Backus1
Truman J. Backus married Sarah C. Glass.1
Child of Truman J. Backus and Sarah C. Glass
Grosvenor Hyde Backus+1 b. 5 May 1874, d. 19 Nov 1948
Wallace Truman Backus
M, #20865, b. 4 January 1907, d. August 1981
Wallace Truman Backus was born on 4 January 1907 in Brooklyn, New York. He was the son of Grosvenor Hyde Backus and Susan Emily Foote. Wallace Truman Backus died in August 1981 in Honolulu, Hawaii, at the age of 74.1
[S210] Social Security Death Index.
Alfred Terry Bacon
M, #25909, b. 17 September 1852, d. 3 June 1901
Alfred Terry Bacon was born on 17 September 1852 in New Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut.1 He married Mary Prichard Woolsey, daughter of Theodore Dwight Woolsey and Sarah Sears Prichard. Alfred Terry Bacon died on 3 June 1901 in Denver, Denver County, Colorado, at the age of 48.1
[S392] Website findagrave.com (http://www.findagrave.com/) "#13460931."
Alice Bacon1
F, #5576, b. 23 July 1735, d. 14 February 1786
Alice Bacon was born on 23 July 1735.1 She was the daughter of Samuel Bacon and Rebecca Elliott.1 Alice Bacon married John Rose, son of Thomas Rose and Ann (Unknown).1 Alice Bacon died on 14 February 1786 at the age of 50.1
Child of Alice Bacon and John Rose
Joseph Warner Rose+1 b. 5 May 1773, d. 1826
[S41] Leverett Saltonstall, Ancestry and Descendants of Sir Richard Saltonstall., p. 194 pedigree.
Charles Abner Bacon Jr.1
M, #5045, b. 1886, d. 1957
Descendants of Henry Sewell of Coventry (#1)
Charles Abner Bacon Jr. was born in 1886.1 He was the son of Charles Abner Bacon Sr. and Annie Mary Wood.1 Charles Abner Bacon Jr. married Emily Browne Holton.1 Charles Abner Bacon Jr. died in 1957.1
Children of Charles Abner Bacon Jr. and Emily Browne Holton
Wendell Abner Bacon1 b. 1908, d. 1944
Everett Holton Bacon1 b. 9 Jun 1910, d. 10 Jul 1994
Charles Abner Bacon Sr.1
Charles Abner Bacon Sr. was born in 1855.1 He married Annie Mary Wood, daughter of Jeremiah Wood and Martha Ellen Dickinson.1 Charles Abner Bacon Sr. died in 1937.1
Children of Charles Abner Bacon Sr. and Annie Mary Wood
Charles Abner Bacon Jr.+1 b. 1886, d. 1957
Elaine Dickinson Bacon1 b. 1894, d. 1901
Elaine Dickinson Bacon1
F, #5051, b. 1894, d. 1901
Elaine Dickinson Bacon was born in 1894.1 She was the daughter of Charles Abner Bacon Sr. and Annie Mary Wood.1 Elaine Dickinson Bacon died in 1901.1
Everett Holton Bacon1
M, #5049, b. 9 June 1910, d. 10 July 1994
Everett Holton Bacon was born on 9 June 1910.1,2 He was the son of Charles Abner Bacon Jr. and Emily Browne Holton.1 Everett Holton Bacon died on 10 July 1994 probably in New Hampshire at the age of 84.1,2
Norval B. Bacon
M, #15583, b. November 1837, d. 14 April 1913
Norval B. Bacon was born in November 1837 in New York. He married Margaret Louisa Cleveland, daughter of Rev. Richard Falley Cleveland and Anne Neal. Norval B. Bacon died on 14 April 1913 in Lucas, Ohio, at the age of 75.1
[S232] Ancestry.com, Ohio, Deaths, 1908-1932, 1938-2007.
Samuel Bacon1
M, #5577
Samuel Bacon married Rebecca Elliott, daughter of John Elliott and Ann (Unknown).1
Child of Samuel Bacon and Rebecca Elliott
Alice Bacon+1 b. 23 Jul 1735, d. 14 Feb 1786
Wendell Abner Bacon1
Wendell Abner Bacon was born in 1908.1 He was the son of Charles Abner Bacon Jr. and Emily Browne Holton.1 Wendell Abner Bacon died in 1944.1
Dr. Forrest Hatherly Badger1
M, #2213, b. 15 January 1870, d. 13 July 1938
Dr. Forrest Hatherly Badger was born on 15 January 1870 in Rangeley, Franklin County, Maine.1 He graduated in 1894 from Bowdoin M.D.1 He married Caroline Mary Gilkey, daughter of Charles F. Gilkey and Martha Louise Soule, on 17 February 1897.1 Dr. Forrest Hatherly Badger died on 13 July 1938 in Winthrop, Kennebec County, Maine, at the age of 68.2 He married secondly an unknown person in Riverside Cemetery, Farmington, Franklin County, Maine.3
[S392] Website findagrave.com (http://www.findagrave.com/) "# 44793766."
[S392] Website findagrave.com (http://www.findagrave.com/) "Memorial # 44793766, Forrest Hartley Badger, showing gravestone photograph."
Elizabeth de Badlesmere,1
Elizabeth de Badlesmere, married William de Bohun, 1st Earl of Northampton, son of Humphrey de Bohun, 4th Earl of Hereford, Earl of Essex and Elizabeth Plantagenet, between 1335 and 1338.1
Child of Elizabeth de Badlesmere, and William de Bohun, 1st Earl of Northampton
Elizabeth de Bohun+1 d. 3 Apr 1385
[S83] NEHGR, Vol. 108 p. 173.
John W. Baehr
Child of John W. Baehr
Robert Albert Baehr+ b. 23 Jun 1908
Robert Albert Baehr1
M, #24896, b. 23 June 1908
Robert Albert Baehr was born on 23 June 1908. He was the son of John W. Baehr. Robert Albert Baehr married Lida Denton Sewall, daughter of Joseph Osgood Sewall and Grace Denton Parker, on 27 October 1945 in South Plainfield Baptist Church, Plainfield, New Jersey.2
[S585] 1940 US Census, South Plainfield, Middlesex, New Jersey.
[S205] Newspaper, The Courier-News (Bridgewater, New Jersey), 26 October 1945.
Margaret Mary Bagley1
Margaret Mary Bagley married Francis Reginald Neilson-Sewell, son of William John Neilson and Francis Eleanor Hatt, on 10 August 1962.1 Margaret Mary Bagley and Francis Reginald Neilson-Sewell were divorced by 1968.
Hon. Barbara M. Bagot
F, #13272, b. 1 January 1905
Hon. Barbara M. Bagot was born on 1 January 1905.1 She was the daughter of Sir William Bagot, Bart. 4th Baron Bagot of Bagot's Bromley and Lilian Marie May.1 Hon. Barbara M. Bagot married Oscar Crosby Sewall, son of Oscar Trufant Sewall and Josefa Neilson Crosby, on 1 June 1934.2 Hon. Barbara M. Bagot and Oscar Crosby Sewall were divorced in 1945.2,3
Child of Hon. Barbara M. Bagot and Oscar Crosby Sewall
Major General John Oscar Bagot Sewall4 b. 3 Jan 1936, d. 21 Feb 2022
[S34] Unverified internet information, http://www.thepeerage.com/p6290.htm
[S160] New York Times, 12 Oct 1950 p. 39.
[S97] John Bernard Burke, Burke's Peerage, 107th ed. Vol. I. p. 217.
[S117] The Times Newspaper, Feb 06, 1936.
Eleonora Bagot1
Eleonora Bagot was the daughter of Sir John Bagot of Blithefield and Anne Kinston.1,2 Eleonora Bagot married Robert Cawarden, son of John Cawarden and Elizabeth Massey.3
Child of Eleonora Bagot and Robert Cawarden
Thomas Cawarden of Mavesyn Ridware+1
[S111] John Burke, Commoners of Great Britain, Vol. 3 p.442.
[S290] Records of the Bagot Family.
[S111] John Burke, Commoners of Great Britain, Vol. 3 p. 441.
Sir John Bagot of Blithefield1
Sir John Bagot of Blithefield married Anne Kinston, daughter of John Curson de Essex.2 Sir John Bagot of Blithefield died on 24 June 1480.3
Child of Sir John Bagot of Blithefield and Anne Kinston
Eleonora Bagot+1
[S144] William Salt Archaeological Society, Staffordshire Historical Collections, Vol. 3, Part 2, First Series. p. 40. The Visitation of Staffordshire, A.D. 1583.
Sir William Bagot, Bart. 4th Baron Bagot of Bagot's Bromley1
M, #13273, b. 19 January 1857, d. 23 December 1932
Sir William Bagot, Bart. 4th Baron Bagot of Bagot's Bromley was born on 19 January 1857.2 He married Lilian Marie May on 25 July 1903.1 Sir William Bagot, Bart. 4th Baron Bagot of Bagot's Bromley died on 23 December 1932 at the age of 75 dspm.2
Child of Sir William Bagot, Bart. 4th Baron Bagot of Bagot's Bromley and Lilian Marie May
Hon. Barbara M. Bagot+ b. 1 Jan 1905
[S393] John Bernard Burke, Burke's Peerage, 107th edition., p. 217.
Abigail Bailey1
Abigail Bailey married David Morse in 1770.1
Child of Abigail Bailey and David Morse
Edmund Morse1 b. 1788
[S46] Various contributors, Daughters of the American Revolution, Vol. 48 p. 340.
Alfred W. Bailey1
M, #26077, b. circa 1871
Alfred W. Bailey was born circa 1871 in Pennsylvania.1 He was the son of Marcellus Bailey and Harriet Parker Page.1
[S207] 1910 US Census, Philadelphia Ward 33, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.


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The Arrival star likes getting nominated for her work but hates the "over-importance" of all the awards shows.Amy Adams isn't looking forward to the awards season rush after Christmas, revealing all the red carpets and prize givings can be a little "overwhelming". The actress is in the mix for top honors again thanks to her role in Arrival and you would think she has the awards experience locked in after picking up five Oscar nods in the past, but she admits the run up to Hollywood's big night is stressful. "It's easy to get caught up, not in the nominations – not in the reward-award aspect of it, but just in everything that it becomes," the 42-year-old actress told the The New York Times.
"The red carpets and the over-importance. It's easy for that to sort of take center stage in that moment, especially when you're a young woman. For me, it definitely at times is overwhelming, that whole process. But I'm always grateful because the nomination for June bug and campaigning launched what is my current career. So I can't poo-poo the process." Adams' awards season crush begins almost as soon as the New Year's celebrations are over – she will be feted with the Chairman's Award for her performance in Arrival at the Palm Springs International Film Festival in California on 2 January (17). The festival is a familiar one – she received the Spotlight Award for her role in Doubt in 2009 and she was honored alongside her American Hustle cast mates with the Ensemble Performance Award in 2014. She is also up for a Best Actress prize at the Screen Actors Guild Awards and Golden Globes, and she is expected to land an Oscar nomination in January (17).
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I've been anticipating photographing a Colony Club wedding for years, and have been excited ever since Rob & Maddie came my way. Tall ceilings, wooden floors, spiral staircases, and ornate accents are all a photographer's dream; so are a beautiful, silly, easygoing bride and a friendly, in-love, sentimental, and slick-dancing groom.
The couple got ready at the Detroit Marriott at the Renaissance Center. After an emotional first look along the Detroit Riverfront, we spent some time taking photos in Grand Circus Park, then made our way to Old St. Mary's Church in Greektown so the couple could tie the knot.
We stopped by the popular Z-Lot for rooftop photos with a dynamic sky, then to the Colony Club where Rob & Maddie spent a few more minutes together all alone (plus me) in their decorated ballroom.
Wedding photography at the Colony Club hardly feels like work. I hope to be back again next year!