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Leibowitz Jewelry – St. Joseph MO
J. Meeks January 24, 2023 1 min read
The Leibowitz name has long been associated with St. Joseph. In the first decade of the 20th century, Samuel Leibowitz was a pawnbroker with a shop on Edmond Street. By 1915, the Leibowitz family also had a clothing and jewelry store. Abe, Jacob and Joseph all were involved in the family businesses on Edmond Street and South Ninth Street.By the time of the "Roaring Twenties" Leibowitz Jewelry was located at 121 S. Eighth St. between Felix and Edmond streets. The store was south of the Hirsch Brothers Department Store. It was a great place for a growing business.The jewelry store featured a wide selection of quality pocket watches and clocks as well as a variety of silver and gold jewelry items.Today, the Leibowitz name is associated with Leibowitz Menswear at the East Hills Shopping Center.
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VILENTM has recently successfully completed new Club house complex in Hanoi.
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If you are into sports then there is a big chance that you will like Philadelphia Eagles very well. You can be sure that this can look amazing on screen because of the colors that it show. The blue green uniform of the Eagles are evident and this shot shows how they are in action, how they play when they are in a competition. There is a very big chance that you would see them tackling other players. It will help remind you of just how much you love football and how amazing it can make your screen look like. Take a look at this wallpaper now and you will not have any regrets with making this your choice.


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Alpine: The feedback from Fernando was good
Now that Kimi Raikkonen has retired, Fernando Alonso at 40 is the oldest Formula1 driver on the grid, but that did not prevent him from being one of the busiest on day one of preseason testing in Barcelona.
The double F1 World Champion completed 127 laps on his homes circuit, finishing eighth fastest in the process; only Red Bull's Max Verstappen completed more laps on the day with 147 on his chart.
The Spaniard ended the day eighth fastest with a best effort of 1:21.746s, a couple on tenths shy of the top time set by McLaren's Lando Norris.
Neverheless, Alonso was happy with the first day and said in the team report: "It's good to be back after such a long wait. We've spent a long time preparing for this moment at both factories and in the garage, a lot of hours have gone into this moment.
"The cars are very different to last year and we need to adjust to a lot of new characteristics. We still have a lot of work to do but this is why we are at testing. We completed some good mileage and our reliability has been quite strong for the first day of testing.
"Mileage and reliability is more important than performance in testing, so overall we're quite pleased with the first day in our new car," added Alonso.
The team wrote in the same report: "Following 69 days without Formula 1, Alonso drove the A522 in anger for the first time as he completed 129 laps of his home track, powered by an all new RE22 power-unit.
"Amidst the excitement, the team still has a lot of work ahead to be as best prepared for the start of the season in Bahrain in just under a month's time," added Alonso:
Alpine tech boss, Matt Harman summed up: "We're very pleased with our lap count with 129 laps completed. We did have one or two issues to solve, which we were able to rectify quickly and that's shown in our high lap count.
"The feedback from Fernando was good, he commented on overall balance and had good responses to different set-up ideas and tyre options. We did a lot of pre-validation work prior to arriving in Barcelona.
"That said, we had a few things we wanted to check and validate further, which is the aim at days like this. It's been an impressive day for the team, a great milestone in the journey of the A522 and we're looking forward to seeing Esteban in the car."
Ocon will take to the cockpit on Thursday for his season debut and continue the team's winter preparations in Barcelona.
#A522 on track with @alo_oficial at the wheel 😅#F1Testing pic.twitter.com/swaYceVZAz
— BWT Alpine F1 Team (@AlpineF1Team) February 23, 2022
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Alfa Romeo: A couple of issues limited our running

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An Open Letter to Oprah (Of Barack and Barry)
Culture, Email Featured 194 comments
"There's a level of disrespect for the office that occurs. And that occurs in some cases and maybe even many cases because he's African American."
No, Oprah. In all sincerity I disrespect Obama for the same reason I disrespect you… because he is not worthy of respect.
Hard as it is to believe, in some circles of this great and glorious land we call "America," there are people who think for themselves. These are those who don't wait for some overpaid, egocentric talk-show host to tell them what to believe, what to think, or how to vote. They are the countless millions who expect others to take responsibility for themselves and their own families.
You see, we grew up in a time when there was no Oprah show to tell us we were poor, downtrodden, mistreated and abused.
Instead, we had to shoulder both trial and tragedy with no one to blame for our state but the man in the mirror. If we succeeded or if we failed, it was because of something we had done, not the color of our skin. There have been many in America of every race who were born into truly poor and terribly disadvantaged homes, yet succeeded wildly. Take Barack Obama (please).
Now, your friend Barack sits between two worlds. "Barack", the African son of black, Kenyan economist, Barack Obama Sr., and "Barry", son of white, American economist Ann Dunham.
I don't believe you understand the quandary you've placed yourself in!
On the one hand, you couldn't help but defend "Barack's" African-American heritage from the evil white man. After all, no white person could actually be judging the man based upon his actions. Whites are inherently racist, after all.
On the other hand, "Barry" is responsible for one of the largest economic declines for minorities in US history. How could you possibly allow his Caucasian side to get away with leading African-Americans into such a horrible state of affairs?
It appears you want to both have your cake and eat it too (and eat it… and eat it…).
I want to thank you for reminding us all of our apparent racism. I hope you'll take the time to remind Barry of his.
Read more at http://theblacksphere.net/2013/11/open-letter-oprah-barack-barry/#s36LZTDLmvFkjUjy.99
To Pass Health Plan, Obama and Dems Kept Mum About its Downsides
The journalist Jonathan Cohn, an ardent supporter of Obamacare, recently wrote in The New Republic that problems with the rollout of the Affordable Care Act should be "an opportunity to have a serious conversation about the law's trade-offs -- the one that should have happened a while ago."
Cohn is right that there was no serious conversation about those trade-offs back when Congress was considering the law's passage in 2009 and 2010. But why was that? It was because President Obama and his Democratic allies could not speak seriously -- and honestly -- about those trade-offs and still pass their bill.
So instead, Obama assured Americans they could keep health care policies they liked. And it wasn't just Obama. "One of our core principles is that if you like the health care you have, you can keep it," Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said in August 2009. "If you like what you have, you can keep it," said then-House Speaker Nancy Pelosi in October of the same year.
Many, many Democrats promised the same thing. They had to. If they had declared openly that millions of Americans would lose their current coverage and face higher premiums and deductibles -- if Obama and Democratic leaders had said that, they would not have been able to maintain party unity in support of the bill, and the Affordable Care Act would never have passed Congress.
It would not have mattered that Republicans opposed the bill unanimously. A frank public discussion of Obamacare would have divided Democratic support, with the result being no new law at all.
But now, as the reality of Obamacare begins to present itself in the lives of millions of Americans, the president and his party can no longer avoid an honest look at the law they passed. And one part of that honesty will be examining what they said when they passed Obamacare. There will likely be a lot of accountability in coming months.
For example, CNN's Jake Tapper recently asked Rep. Steve Israel, a leading congressional Democrat, whether the bill's supporters "were as forthright about some of the issues as they could have been" during the Obamacare debate. Tapper specified not just the president's keep-your-coverage promise but "some of the trade-offs" of the law that favor some Americans over others. "If you could go back in time, do you think there should have been more honest salesmanship?" Tapper asked.
"Well, there should have been certainly more precise education and more precise salesmanship, there's no question about that," Israel said. "But you can't go back in time."
Yes, you can. Not literally; of course Democrats can't have a do-over. But the American people can certainly go back in time and examine the Democratic sales job for Obamacare in light of today's reality. The president and his party knew full well the trade-offs they were making; they just didn't tell the rest of the country.
All during the debate, Democratic officeholders, aides, policy wonks, advocates and sympathetic journalists all knew coverage cancellations would be coming as part of Obamacare. Of course, the president knew, too. When Obama made the keep-your-coverage promise, over and over, those Washington insiders accepted the untruth as a necessary part of the process, something Democrats had to do to pass their bill.
But millions of Americans didn't get the memo and took Obama at his word. And now that the promise has been proven false, the president is trying to recover his credibility -- his desire to do so was painfully evident at his long and sometimes rambling news conference -- and his party is searching for cover.
There won't be any. In coming days, Republicans, who voted unanimously against Obamacare, will be happy to remind the public of what Democrats promised. On Thursday afternoon, for example, the House GOP leadership published a list of quotes from 61 House Democrats pledging that if Americans liked their health coverage they could keep it. And in the Senate, for those vulnerable Democrats up for re-election in 2014, the accountability could be quite painful indeed.
The situation could become infinitely worse if problems now plaguing the individual insurance market begin to infect employer-based insurance, which covers by far the largest number of Americans.
In response, Democrats will no doubt talk a lot about various measures to "fix" this or that part of Obamacare. But voters will know that those Democrats are just seeking to clean up a mess they made in the first place. The political price to be paid could be very, very high.
A Devastating Poll on Obama -- and Obamacare
Michael Barone / Townhall Columnist
"The Affordable Care Act's political position has deteriorated dramatically over the last week." That, coming from longtime Obamacare cheerleader and Washington Post blogger Ezra Klein, was pretty strong language. And it was only Wednesday.
That was the day after the release of a devastating Quinnipiac national poll. It showed Barack Obama's approval rating at 39 percent, with his disapproval rating at 54 percent -- sharply down from 45 percent approval and 49 percent disapproval on Oct. 1, the day the government shutdown began and healthcare.gov went into (limited) operation.
Democrats hoped that Republicans would take a shellacking in public opinion for the Oct. 1-16 government shutdown. They did, briefly. But Quinnipiac's survey, conducted three weeks after the shutdown ended, indicated that the Obamacare rollout inflicted much more damage on the Democratic brand -- and the party's leader.
Quinnipiac's numbers on Obamacare were also exactly the same as their numbers on Obama: 49 percent favored the health care legislation, 55 percent were opposed. Moreover, a near-majority -- 46 percent -- said the president knowingly deceived them when he assured Americans over and over that they could keep their health insurance plans.
There are few names a president can be called that are more damaging than liar.
The numbers are particularly daunting when you look at the groups that Democratic pollster Stanley Greenberg identifies as major parts of "the big cultural and demographic wave that threatens to swamp the Republican party" -- young voters and Hispanics.
Obama carried voters under 30 by 66 percent to 32 percent in 2008 and 60 percent to 37 percent in 2010. He carried older voters by 1 point in the first election and lost them to Mitt Romney in the second.
Obama did even better with Hispanics: 67 percent to 31 percent in 2008 and 71 percent to 27 percent in 2012. This was one of the few demographic groups among which he ran stronger than four years earlier.
But that was then, and this is now. Quinnipiac shows young voters disapproving of Obama 54 percent to 36 percent and Hispanics disapproving 47 percent to 41 percent.
Both groups rate him negatively on the economy, the federal budget, immigration, foreign policy and health care. Bare majorities, 51 percent of both groups, say Obama cares about people like them.
Obamacare, popular among both groups in 2012, is now an Obama albatross. Young voters oppose it 51 percent to 42 percent and Hispanics 50 percent to 44 percent. Majorities of both groups give Obama negative ratings on health care.
One must note that this is just one poll and that opinions may change as events unfold. But it looks very much like the astonishingly disastrous Obamacare rollout has moved opinion decisively against the president and his trademark policy.
And all those predictions -- not just by Democrats -- that the Republican Party faced extinction because of overwhelming opposition from Millennials and Hispanics look to be, like Mark Twain's famous obituary, premature.
There's one other interesting result from Quinnipiac. Has the Obama administration "been competent in running the government"? Overall, 53 percent said no and only 43 percent said yes. Young voters (47 percent said yes, 46 percent said no) and Hispanics (51 percent said yes, 46 percent said no) were only slightly more positive.
The fiasco of the healthcare.gov website undoubtedly contributed to this. But perhaps Americans are also starting to notice that this president is not performing his constitutional duty to faithfully execute the law -- and in this case, a law he and his party wrote.
The Obama administration announced last July that it is not enforcing Obamacare's employer mandate. It has admitted that it cannot verify the eligibility of applicants for Obamacare subsidies.
(Come and get it!)
It says it will provide subsidies for those buying insurance through the federal health care exchanges in 36 states -- even though the legislation nowhere authorizes that.
And last Thursday, as congressional Democrats were panicking and supporting measures to allow people to keep their current health insurance policies, Obama announced that he would not impose penalties on policies that don't comply with the law.
That was plainly a transparent attempt to fob off the blame for cancelled policies on insurers and state regulators who complied with the law as written. It is a political ploy inconsistent with the rule of law.
Quinnipiac and other pollsters are not in the habit of asking Americans whether presidents are faithfully executing the law. The assumption has been that, unlike in Russia, they mostly are -- or were.
The Framers of the Constitution regarded refusal to faithfully execute the law as tyranny. Barack Obama, with his Swiss cheese exceptions to Obamacare, seems to take a different view.
Obama White House ordered John Kerry to support Muslim Brotherhood
Not as bad as the others
But he didn't say what they wanted him to say. New respect for John Kerry: "Exclusive: John Kerry Defies the White House on Egypt Policy," by Josh Rogin for the Daily Beast, November 18 (thanks to Kenneth):
The secretary doesn't agree with Obama's team, especially Susan Rice, on how to deal with Egypt. Unfortunately for Rice, Kerry is the one on the ground—and he's doing things his way.
Before Secretary of State John Kerry's recent trip to Cairo, National Security Adviser Susan Rice told him to make strong statements in public and private about the trial of deposed President Mohamed Morsi. On his own, Kerry decided to disregard the White House's instructions.
The tension between the national security adviser and the secretary of state spilled over into public view in the past week, when Rice laid out her critical appraisal of the Egyptian government, which contradicted Kerry's assessment that Egypt was "on the path to democracy." The now public rift has been simmering behind the scenes for months and illustrates the strikingly divergent Egypt policies the White House and the State Department are pursuing.
The turf battles and internal confusion are hampering the administration's approach to Egypt, say lawmakers, experts, and officials inside both governments.
"John Kerry doesn't agree with Susan Rice on big portions of our Egypt policy, and he made a deliberate and conscious decision not to mention Morsi in his Cairo meetings," an administration official told The Daily Beast. "Susan Rice wasn't happy about it."...
Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC), the ranking Republican on the Senate Appropriations State and Foreign Ops subcommittee, told The Daily Beast in an interview that he is opposed to giving the government of Egypt any more aid until it takes major steps toward restoring the rule of law.
"I'm not going to authorize more assistance to Egypt until they march toward a transition to a civilian-controlled government," he said. "My goal is to not reinforce the coup but to reinforce the transition."
Asked about the Kerry-Rice split on Egypt policy, Graham said, "I'm in the Susan Rice camp."
What a surprise.
You Should Feel Sorry For Sheeple; Here's Why
by Brandon Smith / Personal Liberty Digest
It is often said there only two kinds of people in this world: those who know, and those who don't. I would expand on this by pointing out that there are actually three kinds of people: those who know, those who don't know and those who don't care to know.
Members of the last group are the kind of people I would characterize as "sheeple."
Sheeple are members of a culture or society who are not necessarily oblivious to the reality of their surroundings; they may have been exposed to valuable truths on numerous occasions. However, when confronted with facts contrary to their conditioned viewpoint, they become aggressive and antagonistic in their behavior, seeking to dismiss and attack the truth by attacking the messenger. So-called mainstream media outlets go out of their way to reinforce this aggressive mindset by establishing the illusion that the sheeple are the "majority" and that the majority perception (which has been constructed by the MSM) is the only correct perception.
Many liberty movement activists have noted recently that there has been a surge in media propaganda aimed at painting the survival, preparedness and liberty cultures as "fringe," "reactionary," "extremist," "conspiracy-minded," etc. National Geographic's television show "Doomsday Preppers" appears to have been designed specifically to seek out the worst possible representatives of the movement and parade their failings like a carnival sideshow. Rarely do they give focus to the logical arguments regarding why their subjects become preppers, nor do they choose subjects who can explain as much in a coherent manner. This is a very similar tactic used by the establishment media at large-scale protests; they generally attempt to interview the least-eloquent and easiest-to-ridicule person present and make that person a momentary mascot for the entire group and the philosophy they hold dear.
The goal is to give sheeple comfort that they are "normal" and that anyone who steps outside the bounds of the mainstream is "abnormal" and a welcome target for the collective.
It would appear that the life of a sheeple is a life of relative bliss. The whole of the establishment machine seems engineered to make them happy and the rest of us miserable. But is a sheeple's existence the ideal? Are they actually happy in their ignorance? Are they truly safe within the confines of the system? Here a just a few reasons why you should feel sorry for them.
Sheeple Are Nothing Without The Collective
A sheeple gathers his entire identity from the group. He acts the way he believes the group wants him to act. He thinks the way he believes the group wants him to think. All of his "ideas" are notions pre-approved by the mainstream. All of his arguments and talking points are positions he heard from the media, and he has never formed an original opinion in his life. Without the group telling him what to do, the average sheeple is lost and useless. When cast into a crisis situation requiring individual initiative, he panics or becomes apathetic, waiting for the system to come and save him rather than taking care of himself. Sheeple are so dependent on others for every aspect of their personality and their survival that when faced with disaster, they are the most likely people to curl up and die.
Sheeple Need Constant Approval From Others
Sheeple are not only reliant on the collective for their identity and their survival; they also need a steady supplement of approval from others in order to function day to day. When a sheeple leaves his home, he is worried about how his appearance is perceived, how his attitude is perceived, how his lifestyle is perceived and how his opinions are perceived. Everything he does from the moment his day begins revolves around ensuring that the collective approves of him. Even his acts of "rebellion" are often merely approved forms of superficial "individualism" reliant on style rather than substance.
This approval becomes a kind of emotional drug to which the sheeple is addicted. He will never make waves among the herd or stand out against any aspect of the herd worldview, because their approval sustains and cements his very existence. To take collective approval away from him would like cutting off a heroin junky's supplier. To be shunned by the group would destroy him psychologically.
Sheeple Are Incapable Of Original Creativity
Because sheeple spend most of their waking moments trying to appease the collective, they rarely, if ever, have the energy or inclination to create something of their own. Sheeple do not make astonishing works of art. They do not achieve scientific discovery. They do not make history through philosophical or ideological innovation. They remain constant spectators in life, watching change from the bleachers, caught in the tides of time and tossed about like satellites of Pacific Ocean garbage from Fukushima. The destiny of the common sheeple is entirely determined by the outcome of wars and restorations waged by small groups of aware individuals — some of them good, some of them evil.
Sheeple Have No Passion
If you draw all of your beliefs from what the collective deems acceptable, then it is difficult, if not impossible, to become legitimately passionate about them. Sheeple have little to no personal connection to their ideals or principles; so they become mutable, empty and uninspired. They tend to turn toward cynicism as a way to compensate, making fun of everything, especially those who are passionate about something. The only ideal that they will fight viciously for is the collective itself, because who they are is so intertwined with the survival of the system. To threaten the concept of the collective is to threaten the sheeple's existence by extension.
Sheeple Are Useless
The average sheeple does not learn how to be self-reliant because it is considered "abnormal" by the mainstream to be self-reliant. The collective and the state are the provider. They are mother and father. Sheeple have full faith that the system will protect them from any and all harm. When violence erupts, they cower and hide instead of defending themselves and others. When large-scale catastrophe strikes, they either sit idle waiting for the state to save them or they join yet another irrational mob.
They do not take proactive measures, because they never felt the need to learn how.
Consider this: Why do the mainstream and the people subject to it care if others prepare for disaster or end their dependency on the establishment? Why are they so desperate to attack those of us who find our own path? If the system is so effective and the collective so correct in its methodology, then individualists are hurting only themselves by walking away, right? But for the sheeple, successfully self-reliant individuals become a constant reminder of their own inadequacies. They feel that if they cannot survive without the system, no one can survive without the system; and they will make sure that individualists never prove otherwise. "You didn't build that" becomes the sheeple motto, as they scratch and scrape like spoiled children, trying to dismantle the momentum of independent movements and ventures in non-participation.
Sheeple Are Easily Forgotten
To live a life of endless acceptance is to live a life of meaningless obscurity. When one arrives at his deathbed, does he want to reflect on all of his regrets or all of his accomplishments? Most of us would rather find joy than sadness when looking back over our past. For sheeple, though, this will not be possible — for what have they ever done besides conform? What will they have left behind except a world worse off than when they were born? What will they have accomplished, but more pain and struggle for future generations? In the end, what have their lives really been worth?
I cannot imagine a torture more vicious and terrifying than to realize in the face of one's final days that one wasted his entire life trying to please the plethora of idiots around him, instead of educating them and himself and molding tomorrow for the better. I cannot imagine a punishment more severe than to spend the majority of one's years as a slave without even knowing it. I cannot imagine an existence more deserving of pity and remorse than that of the sheeple.
Honoring and dishonoring words that changed the course of our nation
A two-minute speech delivered 150 years ago today on the once bloodied grounds at Gettysburg PA…a two-minute speech that turned the tide of a war...a war that pit brother against brother…father against son…where 170,000 fought…where a third of Lee's army died or lay wounded…where a quarter of the of the Union forces suffered the same fate.
The Gettysburg Address…a speech that remains one of the greatest pieces of oratory the world has ever known
…a speech that reinforced what our great nation stood for then and most importantly stands for today, "…that this nation, under God, shall have a new birth of freedom — and that government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth."
What our nation stands for today…what 'We the People' stand for…what our sham of a president does NOT.
According to Article II, Section 2, Clause I of the Constitution, the President of the United States is Commander-in-Chief of the United States Armed Forces, and in his capacity as Commander-in-Chief the president is sometimes asked to officiate at dedication ceremonies for military memorials, parks, national cemeteries, battleships, military bases, national monuments, and at other military related events.
To be asked to officiate at such events is an honor and should be treated as such for those being honored are those who gave their lives…are those who made the ultimate sacrifice in the name of freedom. Lincoln knew this and Lincoln honored those who died in one of the deadliest battles of the Civil War in a speech for the ages…in a speech that speaks of America's dedication to God, Country, and Freedom.
And yet when it came time for Barack HUSSEIN Obama to NOT only honor those lost on that field in July 150 years ago…when it came time to honor the words that helped heal a nation…this most vile of men…this disgrace to NOT only the presidency itself but to his role as Commander-in-Chief of our Armed Forces…a man totally detached from honor and decency…decided NOT to attend the ceremony that will be held at the Soldiers' National Cemetery. And coward that he is Barack HUSSEIN Obama had The National Park Service do his dirty work and announce his decision NOT to go.
And the man who loves to invoke Lincoln's name time and again and to talk of his admiration for our 16th president…the man who loves to say that he's from the 'Land of Lincoln'…the man who used the Lincoln Bible for both his inauguration ceremonies ...cannot be bothered to pay tribute to one of our nation's greatest speeches by one of our nation's greatest presidents. Our nation's first (supposed) black president, should be there if for NO other reason than to show the American people how far our nation has come since the days of the Civil War when the idea of a black president was NOT even a thought to be considered.
And when asked why he wasn't going, Obama's mouthpiece Jay Carney gave NO reason why other than to say he had NO updates on the president's schedule for November 19th.
"I think that is an enormously significant event in our history, and I think Americans will take the appropriate time to consider it, consider the speech that was delivered there," he said. "But beyond that, I don't have any updates on the President's schedule," Carney bloviated, sidestepping the issue like he does for many other issues concerning our Traitor-in-Chief.
But this snub of Obama's is NOT unique and will be added to his ever growing list of snubs towards anything having to do with our military or military related events. Remember, Obama skipping the Wreath Laying Ceremony at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in 2010 choosing to go to Chicago instead, but made sure to attend the ceremony in 2012 as it was a mere six months before the presidential elections and he needed the photo-op. Remember, Obama has failed to commemorate D-Day every year since 2010, and in his first visit to the Viet Nam Memorial, again before the election, was for a photo-op and NOTHING more for while he was there vets were blocked from their own memorial. And let's NOT forget Barack HUSSEIN Obama's ultimate slap in the face to our military when he stopped elderly WWII veterans from visiting their own open-air memorial during the joke of a recent government shutdown.
And to add insult to injury, Obama is sending newly appointed…as in just this year…Interior Secretary Sally Jewell to honor those lost…to honor the most honorable of all Lincoln's words…on behalf of this administration. Sending Jewell to honor the man who freed the slaves when Obama himself should be in attendance to offer words of NOT only racial healing for the wounds he and his cohorts opened anew but also to offer words of bi-partisan reconciliation to do what's right for the country NOT for what's right for the body politics...this is the message...the words that Obama should be delivering today...a message of healing...a message of hope...like Lincoln delivered all those years ago.
And while great presidents exude pride NOT just in themselves and in the office to which they were elected, they show pride in how they speak of the American military and in how they relate to the American people. Maybe this means that in the end its best that Obama NOT attend today's ceremonies for he does neither.
And maybe his NOT attending will allow those who died at Gettysburg to continue in an undisturbed Everlasting Rest for they will NOT be dishonored by this most dishonorable of men. And maybe the words of Abraham Lincoln…words that reset the course of a nation…can continue to be honored, revered, and respected without the stain Barack HUSSEIN Obama would put upon them…period.
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OnePlus 9 Pro review: Nearly perfect
The OnePlus Pro 9 offers blazing fast performance and charging speeds, along with an improved camera.
by Helena Stone March 24, 2021, 2:49 pm
OnePlus 9 Pro review
The OnePlus Pro 9 is a nearly perfect Android flagship that offers buttery-smooth performance and superfast charging speeds, along with an improved camera.
Excellent Display
Blazing fast performance
Sleek, balanced form factor
Superfast charging
Improved camera
Great for gaming
Camera still has room for improvement
No 5G support for AT&T
Buy from OnePlus
The eagerly anticipated OnePlus 9 Pro has arrived alongside the OnePlus 9, and it's debuting with Hassleblad cameras. The cameras on previous OnePlus devices have always been the area where the device could use the most improvement, so we've been super excited to test out the new cameras on the OnePlus 9 Pro.
OnePlus 9 Pro review verdict
But first, let's start with the OnePlus 9 Pro's design. Aesthetically, the OnePlus 9 Pro isn't a huge departure from previous generation handsets. The combination glass and aluminum body is extremely durable and lovely in the way that it shows no metal seams. The glossy backside is made of Gorilla Glass 5 and is unfortunately a fingerprint magnet. Weighing just 197grams, the phone feels balanced and sleek, despite its large 6.7-inch display. Our biggest gripe is that the design itself isn't very inspiring or original. to that effect, it looks like it could easily be mistaken for a Samsung or Huawei phone.
The OnePlus 9 Pro's display is simply phenomenal. It features dual-curved panels, that aren't obnoxious at all. In comparison to the Oneplus 8 Pro, the curve has been reduced. The display itself supports HDR 10+ and 1300 NITs peak brightness. It uses a "Smart 120Hz display" that dynamically alters the refresh rate based on what's on the screen. The display also uses a new technology called Hyper Touch. HyperTouch offers reduced touch latency, enabling 6x faster-syncing speeds between the display and the processor and it supports several popular games at launch including Call of Duty, PubG, and League of Legends.
OnePlus has said that the OnePlus 9 Pro (alongside the OnePlus 9) are their first phones that utilize Hassleblad technology, with a focus on using the Hassleblad's color tuning software, but that future phones will also introduce dedicated Hasselblad hardware and lenses too.
So how do the OnePlus 9 Pro's cameras fair? Standard auto camera mode takes beautiful shots with sharp detail, vivid natural colors, and balanced exposure. Hasselblad is known for its natural colors, and it's with the photo's colors that you can really see what the Hasslebad partnership has brought so far to the table.
Photos taken with the wide-angle lens generally look just as good. Notably, the wide-angle lens uses a freeform lens that helps reduce the distortion that's usually found with wide-angle lenses. There's also an 8-megapixel telephoto lens that supports 3.3x of optical zoom and it takes capable shots with plenty of detail. When it comes to video, the 4K video on the OnePlus 9 Pro looks really good with great stabilization, balanced exposure, and natural colors. The 16-megapixel front-facing camera takes good selfies that are well lit. OnePlus has also improved nightscape mode within the ultra-wide, so you can take cityscapes even at night.
The Pro mode on the 9 Pro has been redesigned to emulate the traditional Hassleblad U.I. That includes bringing in the signature shutter sound and orange shutter button that Hassleblad cameras are known for.
There's no doubt that the OnePlus 9 Pro cameras are an improvement over the previous generation, however, we haven't been seeing a huge difference in quality in comparison to the OnePlus 8 Pro. That said, this is definitely OnePlus' best camera to date. Unfortunately, when it comes to imaging, the OnePlus 9 Pro still can't go quite toe-to-toe with the likes of the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra and iPhone 12 Pro Max.
OnePlus handsets are known for their record-breaking performance and the OnePlus 9 Pro follows in those footsteps. Powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 chipset, and LPDDR5 ram, everything about using the phone feels buttery smooth. The OnePlus 9 Pro earned a GeekBench multi-score of 3616, and a single-core score of 1122, effectively beating out the likes of the powerful S21 Ultra. If you're looking for a phone that can handle gaming with aplomb, and pretty much anything you throw at it, look no further.
The OnePlus 9 Pro houses a 4,500 mAh battery. Its battery life is respectable and you'll pretty much get a full day of mixed-use from it. Fortunately, its fast-charging helps make up for its so-so battery life. The OnePlus 9 Pro supports Warp Charge 65T, which means it can charge from 0 to 75% in 20 minutes and 0 to 100% in 29 minutes. Offhand, we don't know of super crazy fast.
Using the (optional) OnePlus Warp charge wireless charger, it's able to charge from 0 to 70% in 30 minutes or 0 to 100% in 50 minutes. The OnePlus 9 Pro also supports reverse wireless charging.
The OnePlus 9 Pro is yet another excellent OnePlus flagship; it offers a superb "buttery" smooth performance, a phenomenal display packed inside of a sleek ergonomic body, along with insanely-fast charging speeds, and OnePlus's best ever camera. Unfortunately, its camera still isn't as good as the likes of the Galaxy S21 Ultra and iPhone Pro Max.
Pricing for the OnePlus 9 Pro begins at $969 for the 8GB / 128GB model. The 12GB /256GB adds on $100 to the price tag. It's also available directly from T-Mobile. While many folks will lament that the OnePlus 9 Pro's pricing is high, we think it's a reasonable price when you compare it to the competition, specifically the Galaxy S21 Ultra which offers similar hardware yet costs several hundred dollars more. That said, for many, the OnePlus 9 will more than suffice. the OnePlus 9 costs $250 less and still has a ton to offer, so customers do have a solid lower-cost alternative.
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Carey Lowell Plastic Surgery: The Truth Is Discovered!
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Is Carey Lowell plastic surgery speculations true? Carey Lowell broke her hiatus from acting and has been seen on the screen again. After her return after 10 years, as regards her looks, her fans are asking whether she's undergone cosmetic surgery. Check out the article to find out.
Carey Lowell is an American model and actress most well-known as the Assistant District Attorney Jamie Ross in the NBC drama Law & Order.
She has recently returned to this role for 2022 in The 21st Season of the TV show. She is also well known for her performance as Bond, the girl Pam Bouvier in the James Bond movie Licence to Kill in 1989.
Do You Know If Carey Lowell Have Plastic Surgery?
Carey Lowell ( @careylowell) has frequently been the subject of news stories for her on-and-off relationship and wedding with Richard Gere. But that's not all why she's being talked about, following an absence from acting for around 10 years around the mid-2000s. She returned to the screen in 2018 when she was an actor in the TV Blue Bloods. The Blue Bloods.
When Carey Lowell was acting professionally again, she was placed under the radar of the usual gossip and speculations about celebrities. Her screen appearance caught viewers stunned. People started talking about her, including what made her go on this long absence, how things were going for the actress and Richard Gere, and how she looked different.
It was more than 10 years since her last appearance, so obviously, Carey Lowell was going to appear different from how she appeared during her absence. In terms of appearances, we are aware that speculations regarding plastic surgery are always the top contenders in the manner that things occur. Thus, no surprise, fans started to ask whether this Law & Order actress had any plastic surgery.
But, when you look at her, the various changes that could be why people are proposing plastic surgery for a motive appear normal – something that some might consider aging. Therefore her facial features do not look as they were in the past.
If you look at the photo of her, the skin appears too loose. However, crow's feet are visible around her eyes. You can see lines of laughter on her cheeks. However, her nose, eyes, and cheeks look identical, just slightly older. Therefore, there isn't any solid evidence to suggest there is any evidence that Carey Lowell has in any way altered her appearance by plastic surgery.
She appears she was aging naturally, gracefully, and healthy. Therefore, we believe that the model of the past did not undergo any aesthetic modifications.
Furthermore, proper skin care can make a huge difference to the aging skin and help it appear healthier and younger, as well as wrinkle-free. In a world where plastic surgery has become the typical method of maintaining your looks and appearance, genes are often overlooked and unappreciated.
Also, don't undervalue the impact of well-done makeup. If someone was looking into Carey Lowell having plastic surgery since she doesn't appear too new and, in ten years, has fewer wrinkles than before. Makeup and skincare should be taken into consideration.
The Carey Lowell's New Career In Ceramics
Three months earlier the start of December 2021, Carey Lowell launched a ceramics line that included porcelain bowls, vases, and dishes on display through her website.
When she spoke about her new ceramics collection, the actress said it was a shift in her career. Carey Lowell thinks of it as a re-invention of who she is. Hers was an expression of the creativity she has control over and can manage for herself. She doesn't have to wait for anyone else to employ her. She finds it more enjoyable being independent in this way.
The sudden interest in pottery might seem completely out of the blue and a bit surprising. However, it's not. In fact, the License to Kill star has always had a passion for pottery on some scale. It began when she was in high school.
Carey Lowell took ceramics in her art class at high school and began taking classes at New York's Greenwich House Pottery studio over 20 years ago. She then started to take it as a hobby. However, she didn't stick to it. She dedicated herself to the craft after finishing high school up until the time of the pandemic.
After the pandemic struck, Carey spent her time engaging in what was an occasional pastime. Still, this passion of hers turned into something she was able to take up.
Now, Carey Lowell has gotten to the point that she's selling pottery products she made herself from scratch. She's not just offered her pottery at various local events. Still, she also commissions pieces for those who admire her work. Before this, she would offer her work for free to interested people.
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A few posts ago I wrote about stovetop broiling steaks with the "Guardian Service Griddle Broiler," so this time we'll put its "griddle" function to task with pancakes. As Betty Gay waxes nostalgically in the Tested Recipes cookbook, "hot cakes or 'flapjacks,' as we called 'em back on the farm, with plenty of butter and maple syrup will make you feel that this old world's not so bad after all."
I had two distinctly different grandmothers. My father's mother Pauline, who lived "back on the farm" in North Dakota and cooked three large meals for the family and farmhands every day, had a more practical approach to cooking. My maternal grandmother, Muriel, was a professional musician and an excellent cook with a few "signature dishes"—and blueberry pancakes was one of them.
Muriel and Grandpa Ken rented a summer cottage in Rhode Island each year and when blueberries were at the peak of season she'd whip up memorable batches of those pancakes: light and fluffy but crisp and riddled with fresh berries running with juice that stained the cakes purple. Of course, she fried them stovetop in a quarter inch of oil in a cookie sheet... but as a once or twice in late summer treat, they were magical.
There's nothing unique about the GS pancake recipe (just make sure the baking powder is still active; test by pouring some hot tap water over a half teaspoon of baking powder—if it bubbles, it's still fresh enough; if not, the pancakes won't rise). What's crucial here is technique: the timing and the griddle heat.
Who needs Teflon? The trick to non–stick cooking on the Guardian Service Griddle is the heat. To prevent pancakes from sticking and burning, first warm the griddle for 5-7 minutes on a medium heat (1/2 flame on a gas stove) then test with a bit of cold water. I wrote about this "water test" in the steaks post, but I've taken a few more pictures to show you another example of the "dashing around like mad" effect mentioned in the cookbook: when the griddle is at optimum heat a bit of cold water poured on the griddle will retain it's shape, like globules of mercury rolling across the surface. If the water spreads out and sizzles, it's not quite hot enough and if it evaporates instantly it's too hot. Just set it off the heat for a few minutes.
"No need to worry about overtaxing the family's digestive system because Guardian hot cakes are baked—not fried in grease," notes Gay in the intro to "Hot Cakes... without grease or smoke." In effect, you are "baking" the pancakes on a greaseless griddle and, as with all GS cookware, the aluminum evenly distributes heat so you can cook 5 or 6 average-sized (not IHOP big-as-your-head sized) flapjacks at a time.
Timing: when bubbles appear on top, break and hold their shape, the under side has browned. Using a spatula, flip and brown other side. Place cakes in a pre-heated GS unit until ready to serve (keep the cover ajar so the steam escapes and they don't get soggy).
NOTE: If you're not feeding an army, use 1 egg and halve the remaining ingredients for a dozen.
Combine beaten egg and milk.
Stir into dry ingredients, adding more milk if thinner cake is desired.
Preheat griddle over medium heat, test for temperature and bake cakes as directed above.


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LOVELAND – The beat goes on for the Windsor Wizards' softball team.
In the second round of the Berthoud Tournament, the Wizards (9-0) trounced the Eaton Reds 19-1 in a combined no-hitter from Megan Wilkinson and Nicole Lee.
The Wizards were led by the hitting of Kelsey Tillery, who drilled a line drive grand slam over the left-field fence in the second inning. The Wizards scored 11 runs in the first inning and seven more in the second.
Tillery also doubled and knocked in five runs. Chelsea O'Connor slammed two triples and a double with three RBI, and Wilkinson hit a double and knocked in three runs.
Caitlin Tufts also had two RBI for the Wizards.
Cumings said her 3-4-5 hitters of Tillery, O'Connor and Wilkinson shined for the Wizards.
The Wizards have now outscored their opponents 120-3 in the nine games this season.
Windsor plays D'Evelyn at 11 a.m. Saturday in the Berthoud Tournament at Barnes Field in Loveland. The Wizards then come back and play again at 3 p.m.
WHS – Megan Wilkinson (W, 8-0, 0H, 0ER,0BB, 2SO), Nicole Lee (2nd, 0H, 0ER, 1BB, 6SO) and Kelsey Tillery. 2B – Tillery, Wilkinson, Chelsea O'Connor. 3B – O'Connor 2. HR – Tillery (3 on in 2nd). RBI – Tillery 5, O'Connor 3, Wilkinson 3, Caitlin Tufts 2, Brianna Seaman.
EHS – D. Lawhead (L) and Jurgensmeier.


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"Rosewater" - Ventura Film Society, Thursday, May 14
Presented by Ventura Film Society at Century 10 Downtown Ventura, Ventura CA
The powerful 2014 drama, "Rosewater," written & directed by Jon Stewart, is based on the memoir "Then They Came for Me" by Maziar Bahari and Aimee Molloy. The film recounts the 2009 arrest and imprisonment of Iranian-born Canadian journalist Bahari (Gael Garcia Bernal), who returned to his native country to interview Mir-Hossein Moussavi, the prime challenger to incumbent President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. When Moussavi's supporters protested Ahmadinejad's declaration of victory, Bahari
The powerful 2014 drama, "Rosewater," written & directed by Jon Stewart, is based on the memoir "Then They Came for Me" by Maziar Bahari and Aimee Molloy. The film recounts the 2009 arrest and imprisonment of Iranian-born Canadian journalist Bahari (Gael Garcia Bernal), who returned to his native country to interview Mir-Hossein Moussavi, the prime challenger to incumbent President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. When Moussavi's supporters protested Ahmadinejad's declaration of victory, Bahari smuggled footage of the riots to the BBC. His participation in an interview on Comedy Central's "The Daily Show" that same year was presented as evidence that Bahari was in communication with an American spy. He was arrested by Iran's Revolutionary Guard and interrogated and tortured for 118 days by an official known only as "Rosewater" (the chilling Kim Bodnia).
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Brendon Fairbairn
Brendon Fairbairn grew up in Pueblo, Colorado and studied at Colorado State, getting his degree in journalism and media communication. He moved to Monroe from Fort Collins, Colorado after graduating from CSU.
Taking a sports reporting class at CSU started his career in sports reporting after writing multiple stories about the Ram's basketball team.
Before working at KNOE, Brendon spent time working for Rocky Mountain Student Media, Collegian Television, and the Collegian. With CTV, he got to cover a top 25 basketball team, multiple Mountain West tournaments, the number one tight end in the nation and much more. For the Collegian, he wrote a weekly article about fantasy football and CSU's volleyball team.
Brendon's favorite sports reporting memory is traveling to Las Vegas, Nevada to cover the women's and men's Mountain West basketball tournament. He is eager to bring engaging stories to all local high school teams in NELA and for ULM, Louisiana Tech and Grambling.
You can find Brendon cheering for his Broncos, Nuggets, Rockies and the Avalanche. If you bring up any sports topic, especially with football and basketball, be ready to talk for hours with Brendon.
Apart from sports reporting, Brendon loves to work out, spend time with his dog Teddy and be involved with his church.
Grambling men's basketball beats Jackson State, Lady Tigers fall to JSU
By Brendon Fairbairn
Grambling basketball squads hosted Jackson State for a doubleheader at Fredrick C. Hobdy Arena. The G-Men pulled away late to defeat JSU, 78-66 and improve to 6-2 in SWAC play. The Lady Tigers kept it close early, but fell to Jackson State, 67-52.
Oak Grove girls basketball cruises by General Trass, Sterlington boys hold off Richwood in overtime
The Lady tigers roll past General Trass by a huge night from 8th grader Caroline Bradley, she finished with 19 points (19-13). Sterlington went to-toe-toe with Richwood and came out on top, 87 to 82.
Claiborne Christian boys basketball wins Little Caesars Team of the Week
Claiborne Christian has quietly put together a solid season together, sitting with a 17-7 record and winning four straight games. As of now, the Crusaders are ranked 5th in select division V with a undefeated district record. Claiborne Christian's hot streak has earned them the Little Caesars Team of the Week honors.
Langston Powell's Journey Back to the Court
Langston Powell has had a remarkable journey throughout his collegiate career. Powell first made a name for himself at West Monroe, averaging 19 points per game while leading the Rebels to a semi-final appearance. Powell took the Juco route of high school (Pearl River Community College) but nine games into his freshman year, he tore is meniscus. His dynamic play style landed him back at home as a Warhawk but his luck ran out his junior year. Powell tore his ACL in his other knee and broke his wrist. Despite battling multiple Injuries, Powell has found himself as a key piece to ULM's roster that is currently in second place in the Sun Belt conference.
West Monroe boys soccer wins Little Caesars Team of the Week
The Rebels have been on a tear outscoring opponents 22 to 1 since the beginning of the new year. Their defense has also been playing lockdown with 13 shutouts on the season. Their phenomenal play lands them as the first Little Caesars Team of the Week of 2023.
ULM's comeback falls short against the Ragin' Cajuns
By Aaron Dietrich and Brendon Fairbairn
It was only fitting that the 2,000th game in ULM men's basketball history was against ULL. The Ragin' Cajuns have came out on top in the last three matchups against the Warhawks. In this matchup, ULL jumped out to a unbelievable start, they were up 19 to 2 just four minutes in. ULM was able to slowly claw their way back into the game and cut the lead to only 7 at point. Ultimately, ULL was too much for the Warhawks to handle. (86-73)
Wossman beats Ouachita to take home the 28th annual Don Redden Memorial Classic
It was a cat fight from the start, Wossman was leading Ouachita at the half, 32 to 27. From there it was all Wossman, the Wildcats put up 21 points in the fourth quarter while holding the Lions to only 12. Wossman takes home back-to-back Don Redden Memorial Classic titles, 73 to 54, the final.
Wossman and Ouachita advance to the 28th annual Don Redden Memorial Classic championship
Ouachita held off Sterlington all game (60-52) and punch their ticket to the championship game. It's always a good game when Wossman and Carroll meet in any sport but this time, a championship date with Ouachita on the line. The Bulldogs and Wildcats exchanged blows all game long but Wossman comes out on top (52-47).
Two Neville stars staying in-state for college ball
District 2-4A defensive MVP, Matthew Fobbs-White signs his name on the dotted lines to play for the Tulane Green Wave. The bruising defensive end finished with 40 tackles, 11 sacks and two forced fumbles. On the offensive side of the ball, 5-star tackle Lance Heard is also staying in-state to join former teammate Will Campbell on the Tigers offensive line.
Demardrick Blunt signs with Louisiana Tech
Demardrick Blunt did it all for Carroll his senior year. The former Aaron's Ace finished with over 1,000 all-purpose yards and 12 total touchdowns. His dynamic play caught the attention of Louisiana Tech's recruiting staff and earned him a spot on the Bulldogs' roster. Blunt is excited to stay close to home and play in front of friends and family.
East All-Stars "bowl" off steam ahead of I-20 Bowl
Before the East All-Stars face off against the West in the 6th annual I-20 Bowl, the players took over Surge in West Monroe. The stars took us inside all the excitement.
Sonny Cumbie reflects on the passing of Mike Leach
Louisiana Tech football head coach and former Texas Tech Raider, Sonny Cumbie had a special relationship with longtime NCAA football head coach, Mike Leach. Unfortunately, Leach passed away at the age of 61 on early Tuesday morning. Cumbie played under Leach in his college days at Texas Tech, where he would go on to lead the nation in passing yards. Today, Cumbie reflected on his relationship with Leach.
East all-stars prepare for 6th annual I-20 Bowl
Coming into the 6th annual I-20 Bowl between northwest Louisiana and northeast Louisiana, the east holds a 4-1 record. On Sunday at 2:00 P.M, Ruston High School (Hoss Garret Stadium) will host the game.
Oak Grove faces Homer for state championship, OCS eyeing 8th state title, Ruston looking for first championship since 1990, Union squares off with Many with a state title on the line
Oak Grove is no stranger to the dome, this being their fourth trip five years. The Tigers will square off with defending 1A champs, Homer. OCS is eyeing their eighth state in program history on Thursday but first they have to get through top seeded Vermillion Catholic. Ruston is back in the state championship for the first time since 1998. The Bearcats are ready to leave their mark on the program and bring home a title in 32 years. Ruston takes on Destrehan on Friday night. The Farmers revenge tour has one more stop before they can hold their first state title since 2013. Union has to go through powerhouse Many first, who is undefeated on the season, kickoff set for Saturday afternoon.
Oak Grove looking for revenge against Haynesville with a state title appearance on the line
The Tigers just knocked off top seeded Kentwood on the road in the quarterfinals. Now they switch their focus to a familiar opponent, the Haynesville Golden Tornadoes beat Oak Grove in week six, 28-21. Head coach Ryan Gregory and his tigers have a chance at revenge and punch their third ticket to the dome in four years.
La Tech falls to UAB in season Finale
This wasn't the season Bulldog fans imagined for first year head coach, Sonny Cumbie. Tech finished 3-9 with a lot of overtime and close loses but the season finale against UAB was not the same storyline. The Blazers stayed in control for majority of the game, relying on their potent run game. UAB finished with over 400 yards on the ground and Cumbie's air-raid offense couldn't keep up.
Tallulah Academy prepares for MAIS championship game
Updated: Nov. 16, 2022 at 6:45 PM CST
Tallulah Academy is one game away from writing their name in the history books. Thursday afternoon, The Trojans pack their bags and head to Jackson, Mississippi to take on Tunica Academy for the MAIS division II championship. It hasn't been easy for them as a Tornado back in April destroyed their high school and gymnasium. With a lot of uncertainty behind the school, the football team stuck together and put a season to remember together.
Lady Techsters win a comeback thriller against Arkansas State
Louisiana Tech women's basketball team got off to a 2-0 start with a 59-56 win over Arkansas State. After going into the half in a seven-point deficit, the Lady Techsters went on a 9-0 run to take their first lead of the game. Behind Salma Bates's team leading 17 points, Louisiana Tech held on to win by three.
Beat the Ace: Playoffs Week 1
The Pigskin Picking Prognosticator is ready for the playoffs. While KNOE employees might not know how to pronounce his name, his picks are in for round one. If you think you can beat the Ace, click the link on the top of the homepage.
Athletes across Northeast Louisiana sign their names on the dotted line on national signing day
National signing day was a busy one for West Monroe athletes as five of them dotted their name ink to play at the collegiate level. Karli Sellers is headed to Louisiana Tech, softball star Mady Manning is going to be a bayou Bengal as she signs with LSU, Adam Wiedemeier, a three state champion in swimming is headed to Missouri Science and Tech. Jackson Cowan will also be heading south to play for Baton Rouge community college with his buddy Trent Anderson. For Neville's Elle Carter, she is staying home and signing with ULM to play softball for the lady Warhawks. Drew Jarrell isn't headed far either as the catcher signed with Mississippi Delta Community College .Long time Cedar Creek Cougar, Allie Furr is staying home as well and is playing softball for the lady Techsters. Over at Sterlington Emma Brown and Hope Tucker are both living out their childhood dreams and playing softball at the D1 level. Hope Tucker signed with UAB and Emma Brown is headed west to Abilene Christian.
Riverfield Academy football wins Little Caesars Team of the Week
The Raiders are one step closer to bringing home a state title back to Rayville for their first time since 2020 after beating Brookhaven Academy in the quarterfinals. For now they are celebrating with a pizza party after being named the Little Caesars Team of the Week but it is right back to work as they have to take on Saint Joseph for the rights to play in the MAIS championship game.
Grambling gets win over Arkansas-Pine Bluff on Homecoming
Updated: Nov. 5, 2022 at 10:58 PM CDT
Grambling gets their first back to back wins in the Hue Jackson era after defeating the Golden Lions, 36-10 on homecoming. The Tiger sure showed out for Gram fam as they finished with 384 total yards on the ground. Grambling will play Texas Southern next Saturday.
Louisiana Tech dominates Middle Tennessee behind dominate second half performance
The Bulldogs get back in the win column after two heart breaking overtime losses in a row. Parker McNeil finished with 285 yards through the air, 3 passing touchdowns. Tre Harris had another dominate showing with 7 catches, 157 yards, 2 TD's but the story of the second half was the defense. With three turnovers and a block punt, all in third quarter. Bulldogs win 40-20 over Middle Tennessee.
Union hands Carroll first lost of the season and take home district title
Updated: Nov. 5, 2022 at 12:11 AM CDT
By Brendon Fairbairn, Aaron Dietrich and Megan Murray
On Trey Holly day, the Farmers deliver and win the district 1-3A championship while handing Carroll their first loss, 35-19. Franklin Parish ends the regular season shutting out Peabody, 42-0. Winnfield beats long time rival Jonesboro-Hodge, 14-0.
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The category of low-speed electric vehicles, which come with cheaper lead-acid batteries, is very popular in China, which saw nearly 1.8 million such cars sold in 2017. That's double the number of regular electric cars, such as Teslas, sold in China in the same year. The firm said it sold around 4,900 units of the Pickman in China this year.
Kaiyun's strategy is not unlike the approach of BYD, the world's largest electric vehicle maker (membership exclusive). BYD also isn't selling passenger vehicles overseas, a sector in which it would face fierce competition from well-known brands like Tesla, and more recently Audi and Mercedes-Benz. It has several times postponed plans to sell electric cars to Europe and the US, but is moving along with electric buses.
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Bassin is a name that was originally given to a person of small stature having derived from the Old English word bas, meaning short. Alternatively, the name could have been derived from the French word bas which has the same meaning. [1]
Early Origins of the Bassin family
The surname Bassin was first found in Leicestershire where "Bass is a Leicestershire name. Basse occurred in Cambridgeshire and Oxfordshire in the 13th century. Edward Bashe held the manor of Botelers in Prittlewell parish, Essex, in the reign of Elizabeth." [2]
Further north in Scotland, ancient records there found the name in Aberbuthenoth where "Andrew de Bas who was one of the jurors in a dispute regarding the Kirketun of Aberbuthenoth" in 1206. Apparently, he derived his name from Bass in Aberdeenshire. [3] Bass Isle is found in the parish of North Berwick, county of Haddington. [4]
Important Dates for the Bassin family
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Bassin Spelling Variations
Huguenot surnames were only slightly Anglicized, and they remain to this day a distinct group of surnames in England. Nevertheless, Huguenot surnames have been subject to numerous spelling alterations since the names emerged in France. French surnames have a variety of spelling variations because the French language has changed drastically over the centuries. French was developed from the vernacular Latin of the Roman Empire. It is divided into three historic and linguistic periods: Old French, which developed before the 14th century; Middle French, which was used between the 14th and 16th centuries; and Modern French, which was used after the 16th century and continues to be in use today. In all of these periods, the French language was heavily influenced by other languages. For example, Old French was infused with Germanic words and sounds when the barbarian tribes invaded and settled in France after the fall of the Roman Empire. Middle French also borrowed heaviliy from the Italian language during the Renaissance. Huguenot names have numerous variations. The name may be spelled Bass, Bassin, Bassen and others.
Early Notables of the Bassin family (pre 1700)
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Bassin migration to the United States
Amongst the settlers in North America with this distinguished name Bassin were
Bassin Settlers in United States in the 18th Century
Nicolaus Bassin, who arrived in New Jersey in 1709 [5]
^ Lowe, Mark Anthony, Patronymica Britannica, A Dictionary of Family Names of the United Kingdom. London: John Russel Smith, 1860. Print.
^ Black, George F., The Surnames of Scotland Their Origin, Meaning and History. New York: New York Public Library, 1946. Print. (ISBN 0-87104-172-3)
^ Lewis, Samuel, A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland. Institute of Historical Research, 1848, Print.
^ Filby, P. William, Meyer, Mary K., Passenger and immigration lists index : a guide to published arrival records of about 500,000 passengers who came to the United States and Canada in the seventeenth, eighteenth, and nineteenth centuries. 1982-1985 Cumulated Supplements in Four Volumes Detroit, Mich. : Gale Research Co., 1985, Print (ISBN 0-8103-1795-8)
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