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Neilson Poe [] (* 11. August 1809 in Baltimore, Maryland; † 4. Januar 1884 ebenda) war ein US-amerikanischer Jurist, Unternehmer sowie Eigentümer und Redakteur mehrerer Zeitungen. Er war ein Cousin 2. Grades Edgar Allan Poes.

Leben und Werk
Neilson Poe war ein Sohn von Jacob Poe (1775–1860) und dessen Ehefrau Bridget, geb. Kennedy (1775–1844). Er hatte vier Geschwister, darunter eine Zwillingsschwester. Sein Großvater war der Bankier George Poe (1778–1864), Bruder von Edgar Allan Poes Großvater David Poe senior.

Mit 18 begann Neilson Poe eine Ausbildung als Journalist bei der Baltimore Gazette and Advertiser, deren Eigentümer Barrister William Gwynn war, bei dem Edgar Allan Poes Vater David Poe, Jr. sich in die Rechtswissenschaft hatte unterweisen lassen. 1830 wurde Neilson Poe Redakteur und Eigentümer des Frederick Examiner (in Frederick, Maryland). 1834 erwarb er den Baltimore Chronicle, eine einflussreiche Tageszeitung der United States Whig Party. Neilson Poe war ebenfalls Direktor des Chesapeake and Ohio Canal sowie der Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Von 1879 bis 1883 war er Richter am Nachlassgericht in Baltimore.

Seit dem 30. November 1831 war Neilson Poe mit Josephine Emily Clemm (1808–1889) verheiratet, einer Halbschwester von Virginia Eliza Poe, geb. Clemm, der Ehefrau Edgar Allan Poes. Das Ehepaar hatte den Sohn John Prentiss Poe Sr. (1836–1909), Attorney General des Staates Maryland. Aus dessen Ehe mit Anne Johnson Hough gingen drei Töchter und sechs Söhne hervor. Die Söhne studierten alle an der Princeton University, wo sie zwischen 1882 und 1901 Football spielten und als Poe brothers bekannt wurden.

Beziehung zu Edgar Allan Poe
Neilson und Edgar Allan Poe kannten sich persönlich, auch wenn sie weit voneinander entfernt wohnten. Es ist einige Korrespondenz zwischen beiden erhalten. Aus ihr geht hervor, dass das Verhältnis zwischen ihnen zwar freundlich, aber vor allem von Edgar Allan Poes Seite eher kühl war. Neilson wusste zwar, dass Edgar wie er für Zeitungen arbeitete und auch als Schriftsteller tätig war, aber v.a. Letzteres schien ihn – zumindest zu Edgars Lebzeiten – nicht sonderlich zu interessieren. Diese Einstellung änderte sich allerdings mit Edgars Tod.

1830 hatte Neilson einen Brief an seine Cousine und spätere Ehefrau Josephine Clemm geschrieben, in dem er mit Stolz auf seinen Cousin Edgar verwies:

Virginia Clemm
Der Stammbaum der Poe-Familie(n) ist ein komplexes Geflecht aufgrund von Eheschließungen unter nahen Verwandten im 18. und 19. Jahrhundert. So heiratete Edgar Allan Poe seine Cousine 1. Grades Virginia Clemm. Neilson Poe wiederum heiratete ebenfalls eine seiner Cousinen: Josephine Clemm, gleichzeitig Halbschwester von Poes Ehefrau und somit auch mit ihm verwandt.

Diese engen Verwandtschaftsverhältnisse führten dazu, dass Neilson Poe 1835 der erst 13-jährigen Virginia Clemm per Schreiben an deren Mutter Maria (1790–1871) das Angebot machte, sie in seinen Haushalt aufzunehmen, um ihr eine gute Erziehung und ein gesichertes Leben bieten zu können. Virginia lebte zu diesem Zeitpunkt zusammen mit ihrer Mutter, einer Tante Edgar Allan Poes, in sehr bescheidenen Verhältnissen. Maria Clemm informierte Edgar Allan Poe umgehend über das Angebot. Edgar hielt sich gerade in Richmond auf. Das Angebot seines Cousins hätte bedeutet, dass Virginia (wahrscheinlich für immer) nach Baltimore ziehen und Edgar sie unter Umständen nie wieder sehen würde. Dessen Zuneigung zu seiner Cousine war zu dieser Zeit aber bereits so groß (und beruhte auf Gegenseitigkeit), dass Edgar bereits eine Ehe mit Virginia in Betracht gezogen hatte. Es muss davon ausgegangen werden, dass Neilson Poe von dieser Absicht Kenntnis hatte und der Meinung war, dass Virginia für eine Heirat zu jung sei – obwohl derartige Eheschließungen sowie eine Heirat unter nahen Verwandten zu dieser Zeit in den Südstaaten der USA als nicht sonderlich ungewöhnlich betrachtet wurden.

Das Angebot stürzte Poe unmittelbar in eine existentielle Krise. In einem geradezu hysterischen Brief vom 29. August 1835 an Maria Clemm beschwor er diese, Virginia nicht gehen zu lassen, und beschwor zudem seine Liebe zu letzterer. Quinn bezeichnet diesen Brief als "one of the most important documents in his biography" ("eines der wichtigsten Dokumente in seiner Biografie").

Poe schuf anschließend Fakten: Am 22. September 1835 besorgte er in Baltimore eine amtliche Heiratserlaubnis für Virginia und sich. Wahrheitswidrig wurde in der Urkunde behauptet, die Braut sei "volle 21 Jahre alt" und damit volljährig – tatsächlich war sie noch keine 14. Der Bräutigam hingegen war 27. Anschließend soll – mit Erlaubnis Maria Clemms, der Mutter bzw. Tante – am selben Tag eine private Trauung stattgefunden haben. Die kirchliche Trauung fand erst am 16. Mai 1836 in Richmond statt.

In einem Brief vom 7. Oktober 1839 bezeichnete Edgar Allan Poe seinen Cousin Neilson als seinen "erbittertsten Feind […] auf der Welt" ("the bitterest enemy I have in the world"), der zudem neidisch auf seinen literarischen Ruf sei. Die Poe-Forschung ist sich uneins, was die Ursachen für dieses harsche Urteil waren. Gründe könnten sein, dass Neilson 1838 Edgars Bitten um finanzielle Unterstützung abgelehnt hatte, Edgar Allan Poe aber kurz darauf selbst in einem Brief schrieb, dass sich sein Cousin zu diesem Zeitpunkt selbst in finanziellen Schwierigkeiten befunden habe, ihm andernfalls mit Sicherheit geholfen hätte. Evtl. war es aber auch das Angebot von 1835, Virginia zu sich nach Baltimore zu holen. Einige vermuten, dass Neilson sie so dem Einfluss Edgars entziehen und die Heirat verhindern wollte, weil er sie für zu jung hielt.

1847, zwei Jahre vor Edgar Allan Poes Tod, soll Neilson Poe geäußert haben, dass er Edgars früh verstorbenen Bruder Henry Poe für einen größeren Genius hielt als Edgar.

Tod Edgar Allan Poes
Edgar Allan Poe starb unerwartet am 7. Oktober 1849 im Alter von 40 Jahren in Baltimore, wo er auf einer Reise von Richmond nach New York einen Zwischenstopp machte. Was in den letzten fünf Tagen bis zu seinem Tod genau geschah, ist bis heute ungeklärt. Am 3. Oktober wurde er hilflos aufgefunden und in das Washington College Hospital gebracht, wo sich der Arzt John Joseph Moran bis zu seinem Tod um ihn kümmerte.

Am 4. Oktober informierte Moran Neilson Poe, dass sich Edgar Allan Poe in bedenklichem Zustand im Krankenhaus befinde. Neilson begab sich umgehend dorthin, wurde aber nicht zu seinem Cousin vorgelassen, weil man dies aus medizinischen Gründen für nicht sinnvoll hielt. In den Morgenstunden des 7. Oktobers erhielt Neilson die Nachricht, dass Edgar Allan Poe gestorben sei.

Edgar Allan Poes Beisetzung fand am nächsten Tag auf dem Westminster Presbyterian cemetery u.a. im Beisein Neilson Poes statt, der die Kosten für den Leichenwagen und den Grabstein übernommen hatte. Da der fertige Grabstein aber während des Transportes zum Friedhof zerstört wurde, blieb Poes Grab bis 1875 unmarkiert. Nach Edgar Allan Poes Tod war Neilson als juristischer Beistand für dessen alleinstehende Schwiegermutter tätig.

Am 17. November 1875 wurde der Leichnam umgebettet und ein Grabmal errichtet. An den Feierlichkeiten nahm Neilson Poe teil.

In den 1870ern charakterisierte N. H. Morison, ein Freund Neilson Poes, ihn wie folgt:

Literatur
 Fredrick S. Frank, Anthony Magistrale: The Poe Encyclopedia. Greenwood Press, Westport 1997, ISBN 0-313-27768-0, S. 281.
 Jeffrey Meyers: Edgar Allan Poe: His Life and Legacy. New York, 1992, ISBN 0-8154-1038-7.
 Mary E. Phillips: Edgar Allan Poe – The Man. Winston, Philadelphia 1926 (Digitalisat)
 Arthur Hobson Quinn: Edgar Allan Poe: A Critical Biography. Appleton-Century-Crofts, New York 1941, ISBN 0-8018-5730-9.
 Kenneth Silverman: Edgar A. Poe: Mournful and Never-ending Remembrance. New York u. a. 1991, ISBN 0-06-092331-8.
 Dawn B. Sova: Edgar Allan Poe: A to Z. Checkmark Books, New York 2001, ISBN 0-8160-4161-X, S. 378.
 Dwight Thomas, David Kelly Jackson: The Poe Log. A Documentary Life of Edgar Allan Poe 1809–1849. G. K. Hall & Co., Boston 1987, ISBN 0-8161-8734-7.

Einzelnachweise

Edgar Allan Poe
US-Amerikaner
Richter (Maryland)
Person (Baltimore)
Journalist (Vereinigte Staaten)
Unternehmer (Vereinigte Staaten)
Geboren 1809
Gestorben 1884
Mann
Unternehmer (19. Jahrhundert)

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"Remember to look up at the stars and not down at your feet. Try to make sense of what you see and wonder about what makes the universe exist." – Stephen Hawking
Waking up today may have felt a little bit hollower and that's because one of the greatest minds, Mr. Stephen Hawking, passed away at age 76. The beloved theoretical physicist is known for many things, but his theories on God, the big bang, black holes and relativity are those most reflected on. If there was talk about the universe, Hawking had a hand in the discourse. Whether you agree with him or not, there's no denying his perspective poised questions as much as it did answers, and this is the very gift of Mr. Hawking: he made us think.
At age 21, Hawking was diagnosed with a rare form of motor neurone disease. He was a doctoral student in cosmology at the University of Cambridge at the time. The disease left him paralyzed and in a wheelchair with the need to use a computerized voice synthesizer to speak through. He was only given a few years to live, but instead he lived decades longer.
Professor Hawking asserted that black holes leak radiational energy and fade into nothing. This became known as the 'Hawking radiation'. He tested the physics of the universe and sought out to determine whether black holes are "the engines that rip up the cosmos" while asserting black holes are not black.
Hawking made these revelations over 40 years ago.
He also wrote several books including the best-selling 1988 book, A Brief History of Time, which he said he did to highlight his excitement about the universe. The book sold over 10 million copies. "A complete, consistent unified theory is only the first step," he wrote in the book. "Our goal is a complete understanding of the events around us, and of our own existence."
Hawking had guts. In April 2007, at age 65, Hawking was part of a zero-gravity flight on a Boeing 727, aka "a padded aircraft that flies a roller-coaster trajectory to produce fleeting periods of weightlessness," as the New York Times describes. He hoped to get to space one day.
Eddie Redmayne, who played Hawking (and won an Oscar for it) in the 2014 film, The Theory of Everything, called him an "astonishing scientist" and "the funniest man" he's ever met. Hawking regularly visited the set to watch the production in action and approved of Redmayne's portrayal. Hawking also said the film helped him reflect on his life.
"Although I'm severely disabled, I have been successful in my scientific work. I travel widely and have been to Antarctica and Easter Island, down in a submarine and up on a zero gravity flight. One day I hope to go into space…I've been privileged to gain some understanding of the way the universe operates through my work. But it would be an empty universe indeed without the people I love."
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Professor Stephen Hawking 1942-2018 – a video tribute https://t.co/DzwjZII2RL
— Cambridge University (@Cambridge_Uni) March 14, 2018
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In case you forget, here's a refresher.
RIP Stephen Hawking. May you be memorialized for many great things, but also this hilarious clip from Futurama that never ceases to make me laugh. #RIPHawking pic.twitter.com/WhygG9cqPo
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*NEW:
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Hawking on God:
"When people ask me if a god created the universe, I tell them that the question itself makes no sense. Time didn't exist before the big bang, so there is no time for god to make the universe in. It's like asking directions to the edge of the earth; The Earth is a sphere; it doesn't have an edge; so looking for it is a futile exercise. We are each free to believe what we want, and it's my view that the simplest explanation is; there is no god. No one created our universe, and no one directs our fate. This leads me to a profound realization; There is probably no heaven, and no afterlife either. We have this one life to appreciate the grand design of the universe, and for that I am extremely grateful."
Even in 2017, Hawking was speaking about his thoughts of leaving the earth—more so that there will soon be no space left except the otherworldly zones. He warned that within the next 100 years, humans would need to colonize Mars and the other planets because we might not survive climate change and other atrocities.
"We have given our planet the disastrous gift of climate change…When we have reached similar crises there has usually been somewhere else to colonize…But there is no new world, no utopia around the corner…We are running out of space, and the only places to go are other worlds," he said.
"In the long run the human race should not have all its eggs in one basket, or on one planet. I just hope we can avoid dropping the basket until then." – Stephen Hawking (2008)
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Peer pressure for good: 91 percent of youth (ages 13-18) surveyed said that if a friend encouraged them to spend more time outdoors they would listen.
It's not too late: 76 percent of youth today strongly believe issues like climate change can be solved if action is taken now.
Yes, but how?: 62 percent said their main reason for not spending more time outdoors is that they don't have transportation to natural areas.
And, what I found most interesting: 90 percent of kids who spent time outside said being in nature and taking part in outdoor activities helped relieve stress. 'Kids these days' deal with jam-packed schedules, high academic expectations, and a million social obligations. We're lucky to work at a camp where we get kids outside, let them be kids, raise their heart rates but lower their blood pressure. Clearly, we need to continue to find ways to empower our visitors (Let's be honest: Adults could use the de-stressing too!) to take their experiences home with them.
Not surprising information? 80 percent of kids surveyed said it was uncomfortable to be outdoors due to things like bugs and heat. Any camp counselor could have told you they would say that.


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With an international team we developed a standardized method to measure decomposition. It consists of burying tea bags at 8 cm depth and measuring their weightloss after three months. Five years after the publication of the method, it is now widely used both by researchers as well as by citizen scientists and schools. We aim to create a global map of decomposition that can inform climate modelers as well as nature managers.
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Ivan holds a PhD in Economics; he is a sustainable tourism researcher with a special emphasis on cross-border tourism in Europe and Asia. Ivan has experience in leading an international tour operator company and aims to bridge the academic and business worlds together to benefit the local society. Ivan's research interests are sustainable tourism, innovation in tourism, tourism economy, cluster approach, cross-border cooperation with China, marketing.
There is the debate on the uniqueness of places as the core product in travel and tourism and the notion of tourism destinations as spatially fixed. Places and their characteristics are unique and are not possible to relocate or entirely reproduce elsewhere. However, other researchers argue that places are increasingly being considered as mobile entities. The novel idea is the view upon places as mobile entities, through the technological developments on artificial and simulated environments, and their possible spatial implications for the people and the locations. The brief assessment of artificial environment entities from China simulating western culture and architecture will be given.
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Below old chestnut trees you can stroll along the famous shopping street. About 6,000 people come to the Kö every Saturday to see the clothes of high fashion brands. Surrounded by masterpieces of architecture, you can experience a mixture of lifestyle couture, flag stores, restaurants and noble hotel business.
Our 3-Star-Superior Boutique Hotel in Dusseldorf offers free WiFi, an underground car park and sauna free of charge. You can reach the next metro station Victoriaplatz by walking in only five minutes. To the city center Dusseldorf it's only a three minutes ride by metro.


I came to know the existing of a new Mauritian portal via Avinash called nouzil (which means our island in creole) and I must say at first look it reminds me of Netvibes a lot. I think the nouzil.com team picked up some bits and pieces from Netvibes.com.
Overall I find the portal quite nice and find the CanalSat widget very useful since the CanalSat Reunion website is very slow and the widget shows the current programs on air. It would be interesting if the user could choose the time frame he wishes to view the programme. The Flickr widget too is cool, showing the latest photos from Mauritius and I think it's an exact replica from that of Netvibes, so is the delicious one.
Another thing I noticed is that the team did not follow Yahoo's performance rules for website, no caching, no gzipping and I have to download the same images again and again. I think they can improve it and take it very far, why not compete with the big boys.
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The long and often painful way in which Frank Williams rose towards to the top step of GP racing is recollected in many books and articles, and the times the Williams team has been put forward as an example for all no-hopers dabbling around at the back of the grid are near to innumerable. The first year in Frank Williams' long and eventful GP history wasn't all that bad though.
In 1969 Frank managed to strike a deal with Jack Brabham to provide him with the latest material from Motor Racing Developments: a pukka BT26A chassis, fitted with the engine-to-have, the Ford Cosworth DFV. Assigned to driving the car was Piers Courage, part of the eponymous brewer's dynasty and a gentleman racer whose talent stood out among his noble peers in motorsports.
While the typical gentleman racer was racing for fun, Piers was truly obsessed by it. Grown up at Fitzwaters, the lofty Essex family home, Courage was an heir to an empire but declined the rights to the throne to go racing. He had been cursed by the speed genie when educated at Eton, a friend lending him a copy of The Vanishing Litres, a book on the Bentley team's Le Mans adventures. From that moment on he turned his room into a shrine to racing, the walls put out of view by volumes of Autosport magazine and the ceiling given a decorative chequered-flag twist. The smell of Goodwood paddock and the kick of throwing his mother's Minor around on a local airfield had him smitten once and for all.
Piers became truly involved in motor racing when in a speed-addicts pub in South Kensington he met a guy called Jonathan Williams - the very same Jonathan Williams who was to receive an unexpected call-up from Ferrari in 1967. On July 2, 1961, the day Giancarlo Baghetti miraculously won the French GP in the FISA Ferrari, Jonathan and Piers met Frank Williams at a rainy Mallory Park and they were to join his circle.
In 1962, Courage Sr still showed some leniency when he gave his son a Lotus 7 kit car but when things became serious, with Piers finally giving up accounting to devote himself to racing entirely, the son found himself without the support of his father. His mother stuck with him to the bitter end, though. With the help of his mate Jonathan Williams, Courage worked his way up to an international level by 1965, the pair driving Charles Lucas' F3 Brabhams. The Englishman's first F1 opportunity came in Tim Parnell's BRM but it was too early in his career to shine. He made a mark of himself by blitzing the opposition - including Jim Clark - in the Tasman Series in his self-entered F2 McLaren acquired from John Coombs. The rest of 1968 saw him do a full season for Tim Parnell, coupled with doing F2 for Frank Williams.
Teaming up with his old mate Frank brought him infinitely more pleasure than driving the obsolete BRM and the pair was reunited in 1969 when Frank acquired a BT26 which was subsequently modified to DFV-spec by Robin Herd. After their Spanish debut went unnoticed Piers and his Brabham truly came to the fore at the Monaco GP where the combination finished runner-up to Monaco king Graham Hill. Granted, in a season where the GP organizers were happy when entry figures exceeded the 15 mark it was relatively easy to finish up in the points. But Piers showed his grit on many occasions and from his mid-grid positions managed to steer the Brabham to the front fairly often. Unfortunately, retirements were a common occurrance until Courage scored another 2nd at the US GP, picking up places as the front-runners - McLaren, Siffert, Stewart, Hulme, Beltoise, Ickx, Hill - all fell by the wayside.
For 1970, Piers received a seemly irresistable offer from Ferrari. Perhaps wiser by the unjust treatment Jonathan Williams had received by the Scuderia in 1967 Courage turned it down and chose to stick with FWR. The decision may have lost us an almost certain Grand Prix winner.


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Q: Preview a Trigger Send without publishing Is there a way to trigger an email using a landing page?
The only way to see the changes to an email that is part of a Trigger Send is by publishing the changes. But I would like to use a landing page to that a QA person can verify before going live.
What's the easiest way to do so? Via a rest call or using ampscript and landing pages?

A: You can do a Send Preview on the Email Definition itself without republishing the Triggered Send Definition.
You can also set up a User-Initiated Send Definition that references the Email Definition and send to a seed audience without republishing the Triggered Send Definition.
Some terminology:

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*Template - an email with pre-defined content area placeholders to be populated in the Email Definition

*Email Definition - the email in it's most basic form (raw HTML or based on a Template)

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*User-Initiated Send Definition - an email plus a predefined audience (List, Filter or Sendable Data Extension)

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Between 1309 and 1349, this was the site of the Mallorcan kings' second palace (after Palma), making Sineu the de facto capital of rural Mallorca. In 1583 it was given to the Order of the Immaculate Conception, who rebuilt extensively in the 17th century, and still live here today. A two-minute stroll southwest of Sa Plaça, the convent has a torno, a small revolving door through which you can receive pastries made by the nuns, in return for a few euros.


MOSCOW (Reuters)–A US state department official said on Wednesday Russia could join a giant pipeline project to carry crude oil from Azerbaijan through Turkey.
"We would look forward to Russia's participation in the main export pipeline company," Jan Kalicki–Councellor to the US Department of Commerce and Ombudsman for Energy and Commercial cooperation in the former Soviet Union–told an investment conference.
Some foreign operators have questioned the economic viability of the 1,057 mile pipeline from Baku to Turkey's Mediterranean port of Ceyhan–a route favored by the United States–Turkey and Azerbaijan.
Washington wants to secure multiple routes to the West for Caspian oil and has been seen aiming to minimize the influence of Russia and Iran.
Currently early oil from Azerbaijan has been flowing through the Georgian Black Sea port of Supsa and partly by rail through Russia.
A pipeline through Chechnya was used to transport oil from Azerbaijan to Russia's Black Sea port of Novorossiisk–but it has been effectively closed–hit in part by violence in the area and a pricing dispute between Moscow and the republic.
Russia has announced plans to build an alternative pipeline through Dagestan bypassing Chechnya. Russia is currently battling Islamic guerrillas in the region and has sent troops to enforce a security zone around Chechnya.
But Kalicki said that even when built the pipeline would be insufficient to carry the main Caspian oil from Azerbaijan.
"We hope the current export capacity problems can be solved on the northern route perhaps by bypass option," he said. "But we firmly believe increasing production volumes will require a larger permanent transportation solution."
"Problems in Dagestan and in Chechnya have interrupted the northern early oil route–making clear once again the wisdom of the multiple pipeline strategy," Kalicki said.
With a capacity of at least one million barrels per day a Baku-Ceyhan pipeline could serve as an export route not only for Azerbaijan but also for Kazakhstan and Turkmen'stan–he said.
Meanwhile–the Russian pipeline monopoly Transneft estimates it would take six months and around $100 million to build a new pipeline to bypass the breakaway Chechnya republic–a Transneft vice-president said on Wednesday.
The new Caucasus line linking Russia to Azerbaijan will pass through Dagestan–a Russian region on the edge of the Caspian Sea.
"We are ready to start building a pipeline to bypass Chechnya right away," Sergei Ter-Sarkisyants told a pipeline conference. "Technically–it can't take more than half a year–which is a feasible target."
He said the project would cost around $100 million and a consortium including Russian oil companies and Transneft would be formed shortly to build it.
"We have also invited Azerbaijan to participate," Ter-Sarkisyants said.
He said that according to preliminary plans–Transneft would take a 15 percent stake in the project–another 10 percent would be offered to Azerbaijan–while the remaining 75 percent would be distributed among Russian oil companies. "We will also send invitations to Turkmen'stan and Kazakhstan," Ter-Sarkisyants said.


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Q: OneSignal how to send Push Notification to specific users in ionic2 I am using OneSignal to send notification and I was able to send a notification successfully but now I want to send them to a specific user
or users I know I can create a segment to identify these users but
let say I have a segment for company A and another for company B
how can I add a new user to that segment.
so, in short, this is how the idea in my mind works in my DB I have users that belong to company A and another to company B they open the app and subscribe now how I give them a key to identify them do I send the key from my application or I store it in my DB?

A: The ability to set data tags is incredibly powerful. You can store data attributes on each user. Tags are available on all OneSignal accounts and are a very popular feature among our customers. Users are tagged with attributes such as types of messages they want to receive, content categories, cart abandonment info, subscription status and user-preferences.
Read more on data tags here.
We have more details in our blog post on data integration with OneSignal


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Rev. Samuel Ironside
Missionary, community leader.
Edited Works
The New Zealand Evangelist, Vol. 1, no. 1 (1 July 1848)
The New Zealand Evangelist, Vol. 1, no. 2 (1 August 1848)
The New Zealand Evangelist, Vol. 1, no. 3 (1 September 1848)
The New Zealand Evangelist, Vol. 1, no. 4 (1 October 1848)
The New Zealand Evangelist, Vol. 1, no. 5 (1 November 1848)
The New Zealand Evangelist, Vol. 1, no. 6 (1 December 1848)
The New Zealand Evangelist, Vol. 1, no. 7 (1 January 1849)
The New Zealand Evangelist, Vol. 1, no. 8 (1 February 1849)
The New Zealand Evangelist, Vol. 1, no. 9 (1 March 1849)
The New Zealand Evangelist, Vol. 1, no. 10 (2 April 1849)
The New Zealand Evangelist, Vol. 1, no. 11 (1 May 1849)
The New Zealand Evangelist, Vol. 1, no. 12 (1 June 1849)
The New Zealand Evangelist, Vol. 2, no. 13 (1 July 1849)
The New Zealand Evangelist, Vol. 2, no. 14 (1 August 1849)
The New Zealand Evangelist, Vol. 2, no. 15 (1 September 1849)
The New Zealand Evangelist, Vol. 2, no. 16 (1 October 1849)
The New Zealand Evangelist, Vol. 2, no. 17 (1 November 1849)
The New Zealand Evangelist, Vol. 2, no. 18 (1 December 1849)
The New Zealand Evangelist, Vol. 2, no. 19 (1 January 1850)
The New Zealand Evangelist, Vol. 2, no. 20 (1 February 1850)
The New Zealand Evangelist, Vol. 2, no. 21 (1 March 1850)
A Compendium of Official Documents Relative to Native Affairs in the South Island. Volume Two.
No. 4. — Copy of Deed of Sale of Land North of Aorere, Collingwood, Province of Nelson
Earliest New Zealand
[correspondence]
Lore and history of the South Island Maori
Maori and Missionary: Early Christian Missions in the South Island of New Zealand
Chapter One — The Rev. James Watkin
Appendix — The Rev. Samuel Ironside
Chapter Two — Changes in the Maori Way of Life
Chapter Three — Otakou and The First Christian Mission
Chapter Five — Visit of Tamihana
Chapter Six — Watkin's Mission at Moeraki
Chapter Seven — The Rev. Charles Creed
Chapter Eight — The Rev. J. F. H. Wohlers Visits Creed
Chapter Thirteen — The Rev. J. F. Riemenschneider
Notes on Early Life in New Zealand
The New Zealand Evangelist
Biographical Sketches, No. III — Brief Memoir of Mr. James Lovell.
Substance of a Farewell Address to the Wesleyan Congregation, Wellington, Feb. 4
Nelson.—Presbyterian Chuch
Wesleyan Appointments.—
The Licensing Day.—
Wellington — Annual Meeting Of The Evangelical Alliance.—
Nelson.—Opening of the Presbyterian Church.—
British and Foreign Bible Society.—New Zealand.—
Dictionary of New Zealand Biography
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Q: What is a good way to discover all queries made by a Cassandra java app? For a SQL db, I could just turn on logging on the driver to see what queries were made... or log them on the server side if I had access to the db server.
How is this accomplished in Cassandra ?

A: You can do this with QueryLogger.

The QueryLogger provides clients with the ability to log queries executed by the driver, and especially, it allows client to track slow queries, i.e. queries that take longer to complete than a configured threshold in milliseconds.

QueryLogger Example Code
try (Cluster cluster = Cluster.builder().addContactPoints("127.0.0.1").withCredentials("username", "password").build(); Session session = cluster.connect("test")) {
    QueryLogger queryLogger = QueryLogger.builder()
            .withConstantThreshold(500)
            .build();
    cluster.register(queryLogger);
    for (Row row : session.execute("select userid, firstname from users limit 10")) {
        System.out.println(row);
    }
}

Here withConstantThreshold(500) means the query which takes longer than 1000 milliseconds will treat as slow query

A QueryLogger that uses a constant threshold in milliseconds to track slow queries. This implementation is the default and should be preferred to QueryLogger.DynamicThresholdQueryLogger which is still in beta state.

and You need to set your logger level to DEBUG turn Query Logging enable


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NYU's Glucksman Ireland House Gala
Pulizer Prize winners Jimmy Breslin (left) with Pete Hamill at the GIH Gala. Photos by James Higgins.
By Irish America Staff
Tony-winning actor Brian Dennehy presented the inaugural Seamus Heaney Award for Arts & Letters to acclaimed writer Pete Hamill at Glucksman Ireland House NYU's Annual Gala on Tuesday, February 25. Hamill was honored along with celebrated restaurateur Michael "Buzzy" O'Keeffe, whose River Cafe and Water Club have served as icons for classic American cuisine and bred numerous acclaimed chefs.
Both New York-born Irish Americans recognized how far they'd come from their respective Brooklyn and Bronx beginnings at the GIH gala at NYU's Kimmel Center for University Life.
Chef David Burke presenting Michael "Buzzy" O'Keeffe (right) his award.
Author and essayist Peter Quinn acted as Master of Ceremonies at the Gala, which welcomed many high profile New Yorkers including Woody Allen and Soon Yi Previn, Governor of Connecticut Daniel P. Molloy, the Irish Ambassador to the U.S. Anne Anderson, Irish Ambassador to the U.N. David Donoghue, Consul General of Ireland Noel Kilkenny, original Riverdance principal dancer and choreographer Jean Butler, and journalists Jimmy Breslin, Denis Hamill, Dan Barry, and Jim Dwyer.
The Seamus Heaney Award for Arts & Letters is awarded in memory of the late Nobel Laureate who was a great champion of GIH, NYU's center for Irish-American and Irish Studies. The Lewis L. Glucksman Award for Leadership, which Mr. O'Keeffe received, is awarded in memory of the co-founder of Glucksman Ireland House, whose career in finance, philanthropy and vision is relived constantly through the teaching, learning, and research fostered at Glucksman Ireland House NYU.
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Corey Johnson:
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I recall reading about John Boyd (Coach of West Side) sounding bitter about the circumstances of a charter school (I think Bowman) affecting where the ever thinning basketball talent pool goes to high school in Gary.
Having been born and raised in Gary in an era where charter schools were not a problem, I can only speak on this subject from the "outside looking in" perspective. I will also attest to having limited knowledge of just what a charter school is.
From what I understand, Gary now has 5 high schools remaining: West Side (always 1st), Roosevelt, Lew Wallace, Wirt and then Emerson.
That's hard to imagine. Especially when I read about Bowman Academy. With Gary's dwindling population, I'm sure that Bowman's siphoning of students from the rolls of schools such as Roosevelt is contributing to the chatter or need for a school such as Velt to close.
Am I missing something here? Keep in mind that I was born and raised in G.I. and I completely understand the challenges the citizens of Gary face in the area of getting their children a quality education. I will say this, for all the negative critique of the Gary School System, I sure do have a lot of former classmates and hear of a lot of former classmates and friends doing some good if not great things with their lives.
When I left West Side, I did so with an ability to read/write/think with the best of any other 18 year old in the country. I don't care what the Post Trib or NWI Times says. In my adult life, I see it everyday in what I do for a living, people of all walks in life, degrees from the best or 1st tier universities, especially white , who simply don't impress me with their ACTUAL ABILITIES" to do white collar tasks on a consistent and quality basis.
Back to Bowman. Of course the issue comes down to Gary's past time: HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL! I saw last year how Bowman, I think, beat Roosevelt and played West Side and Lew Wallace tough (they may have beat el dubb).
I guess I'm a traditionalist when it comes to this topic. Seeing the Gary Holiday tournament won by Bowman Academy instead of Side, Velt, El Dubb, Wirt, or Gary Mann is like WTF?
From the sounds of the chatter coming out Gary, this is a possibility this upcoming season.


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San Antonio Book Festival canceled because of coronavirus emergency
March 10, 2020 | Jim Kiest
More than 120 authors, including Sandra Cisneros, Tim O'Brien and CBS newsman Scott Pelley, were scheduled to take part in the festival April 4 at the Central Library and the Southwest School of Art.
San Antonio Book Festival announces author lineup for 2020 event in April downtown
February 5, 2020 | Jim Kiest
By Jim Kiest, Staff writer Maria Arana, Saeed Jones, Casey Cep and Tim O'Brien are among the authors coming to town for this year's San Antonio Book Festival. ... And O'Brien, author of the Vietnam War ...
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August 9, 1947 - July 8, 2016Patrick Michael O'Brien passed naturally and peacefully on Friday, July 8, 2016.Michael was born August 9, 1947 in San Antonio to Jesse Charles and Bonnie Nell Cobb O'Brien ...
Honoring our vets the right way
November 10, 2017 | Express-News Editorial Board
Tim O'Brien, "Going After Cacciato" "Going After Cacciato," the great war novel, depicts the horrors of Vietnam.
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Lingle: Ukraine's story may inspire; still, it's one of horror
February 25, 2022 | Brandon Lingle
Whenever I think about truth and war, my mind turns to Tim O'Brien's "The Things They Carried." ... Views & Voices: Editorials, columns and commentary, delivered to your inbox O'Brien's long, perfect ...
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January 7, 2022 | Brandon Lingle
In Tim O'Brien's meditation on Vietnam, "The Things They Carried," he wrote, "In a true war story, if there's a moral at all, it's like the thread that makes the cloth.
Editorial: 'Thanks' not enough for all they give
"Lately, I've been worrying that Tad and Timmy might someday want to follow in my footsteps as a soldier, ending up dead or in a wheelchair," Tim O'Brien wrote about his sons in his memoir, "Dad's ...
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Texas author honored for war stories
July 23, 2013 | Scott Huddleston
By Scott Huddleston, San Antonio Express-News As a writer, Tim O'Brien has stood at the dizzying intersection of boyhood memories of small-town Fourth of July parades in Minnesota and an eye-opening combat tour ...
July 6, 2013 | Scott Huddleston
By Scott Huddleston, Staff Writer As a writer, Tim O'Brien has stood at the dizzying intersection of boyhood memories of small-town Fourth of July parades in Minnesota and an eye-opening combat tour of Vietnam. ...
'It makes me cry:' Tim O'Brien's Vietnam War wounds will never heal
September 24, 2017 | Michael S. Rosenwald
Rosenwald, The Washington Post In the winter of 1994, 25 years removed from Vietnam's jungles of napalm and hell, Tim O'Brien boarded a plane to visit his nightmares. ... I have spent a good portion of my life ...
Tim O'Brien at Caffe Lena
Tim O'Brien Don't you love the music business? ... But we're sure bluegrass master Tim O'Brien enjoys both equally. ... Friday Where: Caffe Lena, 47 Phila St., Saratoga Springs Tickets: $30 Info: 583-0022 Tim O?
Blogger profile: Tim O'Brien
March 25, 2012 | Kristi Gustafson Barlette
Times Union staff writer Tim O'Brien on Friday, Jan. 15, 2010, at the Times Union in Colonie, N.Y.
Interview with Tim O'Brien
April 4, 2010 | John McMurtrie
John McMurtrie, Chronicle Book Editor When Tim O'Brien wrote about his experiences as a soldier in "The Things They Carried," he gave us not just a searing portrait of war's brutality; he also showed, in what ...
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Tim O'Brien, his biographer, says Trump trusts no one and considers the world ruthless, brutal and cruel.
GuitartownCT Productions to present Tim O'Brien
HAMDEN — GuitartownCT Productions to present Tim O'Brien in concert Saturday, Nov. 10, 7:30 p.m., at Unitarian Society Hall, 700 Hartford Turnpike. Tim O'Brien is one of America's great folk musicians. ...
Review: 'Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk'
May 15, 2012 | Adam Langer
"Catch-22" and Tim O'Brien's books "The Things They Carried" and "Going After Cacciato" are among this novel's more obvious antecedents, but Fountain's gleeful counterculture irreverence also recalls ...
Mandolin player Tim O'Brien always attracts a crowd (video)
November 7, 2012 | Mark Zaretsky
Mark Zaretsky, Register Staff HAMDEN -- It would be difficult to overstate the respect with which Tim O'Brien is viewed within the roots music community. ... When Dire Straits guitarist Mark Knopfler wanted a ...
The New Canon: The Things They Carried by Tim O'Brien
March 25, 2010 | TED GIOIA
Unless its author is Tim O'Brien. ... Yet O'Brien has given us the exact opposite of War and Peace. ... Tim O'Brien is both the author and a character in this work.
Brands and Tim O'Brien. ... Send notices to Bookmarks, San Antonio Express-News, P.O.
Slowing Gabbert key to Aggies getting back on track
October 15, 2010 | Brent Zwerneman
Staff writer Tim O'Brien can be reached at 454-5092 or by e-mail at tobrien@timesunion.com.
New program encourages menu smarts
October 13, 2010 | Richard A. Marini
Fiction based on war truth revisited
March 24, 2010 | Benjamin Olivo
Ben Olivo, By Steve Bennett - Express-News One of the things Tim O'Brien carries with him is a memory of his hands. ... "I would go to war — I would kill and maybe die — because I was embarrassed not to," O'...
Bookmarks, Oct. 2, 2011
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JTCC names new senior coach
Sean Maymi will join JTCC on July 15
Junior Tennis Champions Center is very pleased to announce a new addition to the JTCC Team: Sean Maymi will join the staff as a Senior Coach, effective July 15.
Maymi is considered one of the most comprehensive developmental coaches in the country. He offers a complete skill set, having experience developing high performance juniors, college players, and tour professionals. He has been mentored by tennis greats Todd Martin (former No. 4 ranked ATP player and US Open finalist) and Brian Gottfried (former No. 3 ranked ATP player and French Open finalist).
"Sean represents our commitment to developing players from the introduction of the game to the highest levels of collegiate and professional play," said JTCC CEO Ray Benton. "He will help us in developing a new generation of champions." Maymi joins a program named 2013 Developmental Program of the Year by the USTA.
Prior to joining JTCC, Maymi worked at Todd Martin Tennis for three years. He was an integral part of TMT's staff, creating the Junior Development program and spearheading TMT's Global Division, which provides instruction to players and coaches from other tennis academies, as well as several ATP/WTA players.
Before TMT, Maymi held several college coaching positions, including Associate Head Men's Tennis Coach at the University of Michigan, Assistant Coach of the Fresno State Men's Tennis Team, and Assistant Coach of the Claremont McKenna Men's Tennis Team, where he coached former JTCC employee, William Ellison. In recognition of his efforts during the 2007-08 season, the ITA named him the Midwest Regional Assistant Coach of the Year. He became the first Michigan assistant coach to claim the honor.
Maymi also worked with ATP professional Michael Russell in 2002-2003, acting as a coach, hitting partner and strength and conditioning leader.
A native of Yorktown, Va., Maymi graduated with a bachelor's degree in communications/advertising with a minor in sociology from the University of North Florida.
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ITF junior tournament returns to JTCC in August →


1. Simon1 Wilson was born Bef. 1783. He married Frances Goodman.
2 i. David2 Wilson. He married Mary P. Baxter.
+ 3 ii. Simon Jr. Wilson.
+ 4 iii. William Stafford Wilson, born April 02, 1798; died November 04, 1838.
+ 5 i. Sarah3 Wilson.
4. William Stafford2 Wilson (Simon1) was born April 02, 1798, and died November 04, 1838. He married Sabrina Boushall Cox, daughter of Caleb Cox and Abigail Halstead. She was born May 19, 1804 in NC, and died November 08, 1881.
+ 6 i. Adelia Elizabeth3 Wilson, born July 20, 1825 in NC; died January 21, 1896.
+ 7 ii. Mary Almeda Wilson, born March 24, 1828 in NC; died September 13, 1887.
+ 8 iii. Amanda Caroline Wilson, born April 06, 1830 in NC; died January 21, 1912.
+ 9 iv. Benjamin Isaac I Wilson, born Abt. 1833; died Bet. December 1876 - June 07, 1880 in Pasquotank Co., NC.
+ 10 v. Anthia Sabrina Wilson, born Bet. 1835 - 1837 in NC.
+ 11 vi. Amelia Frances Wilson, born 1833 in NC; died Aft. 1880 in VA.
5. Sarah3 Wilson (Simon Jr.2, Simon1) She married Robert Bennet Poyner. He was born Bet. 1785 - 1795, and died 1819.
+ 12 i. Robert Wilson4 Poyner, born Abt. 1819; died 1879.
6. Adelia Elizabeth3 Wilson (William Stafford2, Simon1) was born July 20, 1825 in NC, and died January 21, 1896. She married (1) Peter N. Barnard September 07, 1843, son of Willoughby Barnard and Elizabeth ?. He was born November 15, 1815, and died April 23, 1847. She married (2) John Sr. Barnard Aft. 1847. He was born Abt. 1806 in NC, and died Aft. 1880.
+ 13 i. Arsenth Sabrina4 Barnard, born 1845 in NC; died Bef. 1880.
14 ii. Peter William Grandy Barnard, born 1846. He married Sallie Wilson.
15 i. Margaret4 Barnard, born Abt. 1840 in NC.
16 ii. John Jr. Barnard, born Abt. 1845 in NC. He married Mary Virginia Ferebee October 17, 1865 in Currituck Co., NC; born Abt. 1852 in NC.
17 iii. Grandy Barnard, born Abt. 1846 in NC. He married Seraph E. Wilson April 11, 1867 in Currituck Co., NC.
18 iv. Adelia Elizabeth Barnard, born January 02, 1850; died November 26, 1915. She married John Williams Jones October 19, 1865; born March 17, 1846 in NC; died April 11, 1888.
+ 19 v. Luna Alden Barnard, born April 23, 1857; died February 02, 1952.
20 vi. Lena Alden Barnard, born April 23, 1857; died February 02, 1952.
7. Mary Almeda3 Wilson (William Stafford2, Simon1) was born March 24, 1828 in NC, and died September 13, 1887. She married William Henry Wilkins, son of John Wilkins and Henrietta Charlton. He died Bef. 1880.
21 i. Elizabeth4 Wilkins, born Abt. 1858 in NC.
22 ii. William Henry Wilkins, born Abt. 1860 in NC.
23 iii. John L. Wilkins, born Abt. 1862.
24 iv. Wilson Wilkins, born Abt. 1863.
25 v. Leroy M. Wilkins, born Abt. 1866.
26 vi. Lula S. Wilkins, born Abt. 1867.
8. Amanda Caroline3 Wilson (William Stafford2, Simon1) was born April 06, 1830 in NC, and died January 21, 1912. She married Enoch Ferebee Baxter March 07, 1854. He was born Abt. 1832.
27 i. William4 Baxter, born Abt. 1858.
9. Benjamin Isaac I3 Wilson (William Stafford2, Simon1) was born Abt. 1833, and died Bet. December 1876 - June 07, 1880 in Pasquotank Co., NC. He married Rebecca Anne Hubbard in Elizabeth City, Currituck Co., NC, daughter of Martin Hubbard and Sarah Spence. She was born 1846 in NC.
29 ii. Mary Ella Wilson, born March 08, 1870 in Elizabeth City, NC.
30 iii. Linda Wilson, born Abt. 1872.
31 iv. John William Wilson, born Abt. 1874.
+ 32 v. Charles Martin Sr. Wilson, born August 28, 1877 in NC; died June 24, 1968 in Columbus Co., NC.
10. Anthia Sabrina3 Wilson (William Stafford2, Simon1) was born Bet. 1835 - 1837 in NC. She married Richard Bell Jr. Flora May 15, 1854, son of Richard Flora and Nancy A.. He was born 1832, and died August 20, 1905.
+ 33 i. Sabrina4 Flora, born 1856; died June 14, 1875.
+ 34 ii. Clara Louise Flora, born 1858.
35 iii. Lattimore Flora, born 1859.
+ 36 iv. Andrew Wilson Flora, born March 10, 1863; died April 29, 1933.
+ 37 v. Nancy Virginia Flora, born 1865; died Abt. 1895.
+ 38 vi. Richard Wilson Flora, born April 01, 1867; died May 18, 1938.
+ 39 vii. Anthea Annie Sabrina Flora, born April 1876.
11. Amelia Frances3 Wilson (William Stafford2, Simon1) was born 1833 in NC, and died Aft. 1880 in VA. She married (1) James Edwin Sr. Fulford 1852 in Currituck Co., NC, son of James Fulford and Mary M.. He was born August 30, 1830 in VA, and died December 30, 1872 in Norfolk, VA. She married (2) William H. Brothers 1873 in Currituck Co., NC, son of Stephen Brothers and Rebecca ?. He was born Abt. 1843.
40 i. William J.4 Fulford, born December 12, 1853 in VA; died December 30, 1881.
41 ii. Mary V. Fulford, born Bet. 1856 - 1857 in VA; died Bet. 1870 - 1880 in VA.
+ 42 iii. John Edwin Jr. Fulford, born March 26, 1859 in VA; died May 11, 1910.
43 iv. Evelina Fulford, born Abt. 1861 in VA.
44 v. Eddie A. Fulford, born Abt. 1864.
+ 45 vi. David Wilson Fulford, born Bet. March - May 1865 in VA; died Abt. 1907 in VA.
46 vii. Wilson A. Fulford, born Abt. 1867; died Aft. June 08, 1880.
+ 47 viii. Elizabeth Adelia Fulford, born September 15, 1869; died October 21, 1888 in Indian Creek, Norfolk Co., VA.
+ 48 ix. Ernest L. Fulford, born Abt. 1872 in VA; died 1911.
12. Robert Wilson4 Poyner (Sarah3 Wilson, Simon Jr.2, Simon1) was born Abt. 1819, and died 1879. He married (1) Emily Morse 1846, daughter of James Morse and Chloe ?. She was born 1828, and died 1861. He married (2) Elizabeth Garrett Abt. 1862. She was born 1839, and died 1913.
49 i. Martin Carney5 Poyner, born 1847; died 1906. He married Mollie Freshwater Gaskins.
+ 50 ii. Sarah F. Poyner, born September 13, 1850; died February 05, 1923.
51 iii. Robert James Poyner, born March 1853; died April 1933.
52 iv. Mary E. Poyner, born 1859. She married Shepard Mercer Lee; born December 13, 1855; died October 10, 1938.
13. Arsenth Sabrina4 Barnard (Adelia Elizabeth3 Wilson, William Stafford2, Simon1) was born 1845 in NC, and died Bef. 1880. She married William E. Dozier. He was born Abt. 1835 in NC.
53 i. Tully L.5 Dozier, born Abt. 1866 in Currituck Co., NC.
54 ii. Claudius Latimer Dozier, born Abt. 1868 in Currituck Co., NC.
55 iii. Joseph Grandy Dozier, born Abt. 1874 in Currituck Co., NC.
19. Luna Alden4 Barnard (Adelia Elizabeth3 Wilson, William Stafford2, Simon1) was born April 23, 1857, and died February 02, 1952. She married Thomas Lindsey Jarvis March 15, 1877, son of Martin Jarvis and Margaret ?. He was born July 15, 1849, and died November 23, 1915.
56 i. Laura Virginia5 Jarvis, born February 14, 1893; died August 01, 1900.
32. Charles Martin Sr.4 Wilson (Benjamin Isaac I3, William Stafford2, Simon1) was born August 28, 1877 in NC, and died June 24, 1968 in Columbus Co., NC. He married Mary Adelaide Wayne Abt. 1909 in Columbus Co., NC. She was born Abt. 1898 in NC.
57 i. Wanda Lee5 Wilson, born April 23.
58 ii. William Thomas Wilson, born Abt. March 1918 in Bogue Township, Columbus Co., NC; died Bet. 1937 - 1942.
+ 59 iii. Henry Newkirk Sr. Wilson, born January 12, 1920 in Bogue Township, Columbus Co., NC.
60 iv. Charles Martin Jr. Wilson, born September 16, 1921 in Bogue Township, Columbus Co., NC.
+ 61 v. John Edward Sr. Wilson, born March 21, 1923 in Bogue Township, Columbus Co., NC; died 1999.
62 vi. Mary W. Wilson, born Abt. 1926 in Bogue Township, Columbus Co., NC.
63 vii. Rebecca Ann Wilson, born July 18, 1929 in Bogue Township, Columbus Co., NC.
64 viii. Franklin Wilson, born March 03, 1931; died 2000.
65 ix. Benjamin Isaac II Wilson, born February 06, 1935.
66 x. Marcia Louellen Wilson, born December 15, 1936 in New Hanover Co., NC.
33. Sabrina4 Flora (Anthia Sabrina3 Wilson, William Stafford2, Simon1) was born 1856, and died June 14, 1875. She married Milton Hume Snowden. He was born June 01, 1849.
67 i. Elizabeth M.5 Snowden, born June 1875; died July 1875.
34. Clara Louise4 Flora (Anthia Sabrina3 Wilson, William Stafford2, Simon1) was born 1858. She married Luther C. Ives, son of Amos Ives and Martha Norris. He was born Abt. 1846 in VA.
69 ii. Luther Jr. Ives.
36. Andrew Wilson4 Flora (Anthia Sabrina3 Wilson, William Stafford2, Simon1) was born March 10, 1863, and died April 29, 1933. He married Mollie Jennette Morse.
+ 72 i. Alpine5 Flora, born August 20, 1893; died November 15, 1964.
37. Nancy Virginia4 Flora (Anthia Sabrina3 Wilson, William Stafford2, Simon1) was born 1865, and died Abt. 1895. She married Frank Cornell Sr. Wilson.
73 i. Frank Cornell Jr.5 Wilson.
38. Richard Wilson4 Flora (Anthia Sabrina3 Wilson, William Stafford2, Simon1) was born April 01, 1867, and died May 18, 1938. He married Chloe Morse.
+ 74 i. Isaac Latimore5 Flora, born April 05, 1894 in Currituck Co., NC; died October 25, 1953 in Currituck Co., NC.
39. Anthea Annie Sabrina4 Flora (Anthia Sabrina3 Wilson, William Stafford2, Simon1) was born April 1876. She married Jordan David Lee, son of James Lee and Julia Dozier.
75 i. Nannie5 Lee. She married Jesse Everett.
76 ii. Cecil R. Lee, born October 19, 1892; died July 13, 1912.
42. John Edwin Jr.4 Fulford (Amelia Frances3 Wilson, William Stafford2, Simon1) was born March 26, 1859 in VA, and died May 11, 1910. He married (1) Alice H. Wilson 1877 in Currituck Co., NC. She was born Abt. 1861 in NC. He married (2) Sallie T. Abt. 1886. She was born Abt. 1862 in VA.
+ 77 i. John Edwin III5 Fulford, born Abt. 1880 in VA; died January 1916.
+ 78 ii. Samuel Wilson Fulford, born June 23, 1880 in VA; died March 03, 1954; Adopted child.
+ 79 iii. Hunter Harry Fulford, born Abt. 1886 in VA.
80 i. William J.5 Fulford, born Bet. 1882 - 1883 in VA.
81 ii. Thomas Q. Fulford, born Abt. 1885 in VA.
82 iii. Ernest L. Fulford, born Abt. 1888 in VA. He married Alma E.; born Abt. 1898 in NC.
83 iv. Sallie Fulford, born Abt. 1892. She married William A. Branberry; born Abt. 1886 in VA.
45. David Wilson4 Fulford (Amelia Frances3 Wilson, William Stafford2, Simon1) was born Bet. March - May 1865 in VA, and died Abt. 1907 in VA. He married Mary Love Cartwright October 05, 1897, daughter of James Cartwright and Nancy Burnham. She was born January 10, 1879 in Vine, Princess Anne Co., VA, and died December 24, 1898 in Norfolk, VA.
+ 84 i. Mary Love5 Fulford, born December 24, 1898 in Norfolk Co., VA; died March 31, 1987 in Virginia Beach, VA.
47. Elizabeth Adelia4 Fulford (Amelia Frances3 Wilson, William Stafford2, Simon1) was born September 15, 1869, and died October 21, 1888 in Indian Creek, Norfolk Co., VA. She married Edwin T. Grisham Bef. January 1887, son of Thomas Grisham and Permelia E.. He was born January 1867 in Princess Anne Co., VA.
85 i. ?5 Gresham, born Abt. October 1888; died Bef. 1891.
48. Ernest L.4 Fulford (Amelia Frances3 Wilson, William Stafford2, Simon1) was born Abt. 1872 in VA, and died 1911. He married Cora A. Holt Abt. 1897, daughter of James Holt and Sarah Cox. She was born Abt. 1873 in NC, and died 1911.
+ 86 i. Raymond Linwood5 Fulford, born November 08, 1898 in VA; died January 1965 in Norfolk, VA.
87 ii. Robert E. Fulford, born July 22, 1901 in VA; died September 1974 in Virginia Beach, VA.
88 iii. 5 other children Fulford, born Bet. 1902 - 1910.
89 iv. Cora Fulford, born Aft. 1910. She married ? Lamoreaux.
50. Sarah F.5 Poyner (Robert Wilson4, Sarah3 Wilson, Simon Jr.2, Simon1) was born September 13, 1850, and died February 05, 1923. She married Grandy Flora Dozier August 01, 1877 in Moyock, Currituck Co., NC, son of Tully Dozier and Mary Flora. He was born November 15, 1840 in Currituck Co., NC, and died December 09, 1913.
90 i. Thomas B.6 Dozier.
91 ii. Robert Wilson Dozier, born January 16, 1883 in Moyock, NC; died March 31, 1931 in Grassfield, Norfolk Co., VA.
+ 92 iii. Clara M. Dozier, born August 1885 in NC; died 1956.
59. Henry Newkirk Sr.5 Wilson (Charles Martin Sr.4, Benjamin Isaac I3, William Stafford2, Simon1) was born January 12, 1920 in Bogue Township, Columbus Co., NC. He married Ida Marie Cash. She was born November 27, 1921 in Oxford, NC, and died March 1991.
93 i. Henry Newkirk Jr.6 Wilson, born November 16, 1946. He married Helen ?.
+ 94 ii. James Martin Wilson, born January 22, 1949.
61. John Edward Sr.5 Wilson (Charles Martin Sr.4, Benjamin Isaac I3, William Stafford2, Simon1) was born March 21, 1923 in Bogue Township, Columbus Co., NC, and died 1999.
+ 95 i. Karilyn Marie6 Wilson, born in Tampa, FL.
96 ii. John Edward Jr. Wilson.
72. Alpine5 Flora (Andrew Wilson4, Anthia Sabrina3 Wilson, William Stafford2, Simon1) was born August 20, 1893, and died November 15, 1964. She married William Hillary Creekmore 1912 in NC, son of William Creekmore and Mary Fulford. He was born May 21, 1877, and died January 05, 1957 in Moyock, Currituck Co., NC.
97 i. Baby Girl6 Creekmore, born 1913; died 1913.
98 ii. William Hillary Jr. Creekmore, born January 13, 1915; died April 14, 1989.
99 iii. Andrew Theodore Creekmore, born Abt. 1917.
100 iv. Alice Virginia Creekmore, born June 18, 1921; died December 09, 1988. She married Leroy Whitfield Powers; born December 28, 1919.
101 v. Mollie Jeanette Creekmore, born 1929.
74. Isaac Latimore5 Flora (Richard Wilson4, Anthia Sabrina3 Wilson, William Stafford2, Simon1) was born April 05, 1894 in Currituck Co., NC, and died October 25, 1953 in Currituck Co., NC. He married Hettie Rita Ballance December 16, 1914. She was born June 02, 1897 in Currituck Co., NC, and died March 10, 1983 in Currituck Co., NC.
+ 102 i. Louise Virginia6 Flora, born May 09, 1920.
77. John Edwin III5 Fulford (John Edwin Jr.4, Amelia Frances3 Wilson, William Stafford2, Simon1) was born Abt. 1880 in VA, and died January 1916. He married Lillie N. Elliott Abt. 1901, daughter of William Elliott and Elizabeth ?. She was born March 14, 1882 in Portsmouth, VA, and died December 1980 in VA.
103 i. Alice Elizabeth6 Fulford, born Abt. 1903 in VA.
104 ii. Catherine Fulford, born Abt. 1904 in VA; died Bef. 1990.
105 iii. Virginia Fulford, born Abt. 1907 in Norfolk, VA; died April 26, 1990 in Chesapeake, VA. She married William R. Hall; died Bef. 1990.
106 iv. John Fulford, born Abt. June 1908 in VA.
107 v. William E. Fulford, born Abt. 1911; died Aft. 1990.
108 vi. James Campbell Elliott, born Abt. 1913.
78. Samuel Wilson5 Fulford (John Edwin Jr.4, Amelia Frances3 Wilson, William Stafford2, Simon1) was born June 23, 1880 in VA, and died March 03, 1954. He married Mary Ellord Diggs Bet. 1903 - 1904, daughter of William J. Diggs. She was born June 14, 1883 in VA, and died October 25, 1963.
+ 109 i. Charles Pannill Sr.6 Fulford, born May 10, 1911; died January 1987 in Norfolk, VA.
79. Hunter Harry5 Fulford (John Edwin Jr.4, Amelia Frances3 Wilson, William Stafford2, Simon1) was born Abt. 1886 in VA. He married Ida M. Abt. 1907. She was born Bet. 1887 - 1889 in VA.
110 i. Hunter L.6 Fulford, born September 09, 1907 in VA; died December 1985.
84. Mary Love5 Fulford (David Wilson4, Amelia Frances3 Wilson, William Stafford2, Simon1) was born December 24, 1898 in Norfolk Co., VA, and died March 31, 1987 in Virginia Beach, VA. She married Oscar Lee Dozier September 10, 1915 in Gibbs, NC, son of Oliver Dozier and Sarah Stallings. He was born August 22, 1895 in Vine, Princess Anne Co., VA, and died September 21, 1947 in Blackwater, Princess Anne Co., VA.
+ 111 i. Mary Ann6 Dozier, born July 25, 1916 in Princess Anne Co., VA; died March 02, 2005 in Chesapeake, VA.
112 ii. James Edward Dozier, born February 02, 1919 in Princess Anne Co., VA; died June 21, 1944 in Basdorf, Germany.
+ 113 iii. Marvin Lee Dozier, born January 01, 1926 in Blackwater, Princess Anne Co., VA; died March 19, 2014 in Virginia Beach, VA.
86. Raymond Linwood5 Fulford (Ernest L.4, Amelia Frances3 Wilson, William Stafford2, Simon1) was born November 08, 1898 in VA, and died January 1965 in Norfolk, VA. He married Tacie Burnham, daughter of Benjamin Burnham and Martha Spence. She was born February 23, 1907 in South Mills, NC, and died May 19, 1996 in Chesapeake, VA.
+ 114 i. Edward Linwood6 Fulford, born Aft. 1922.
115 ii. Ernest S. Fulford, born Aft. 1922. He married Shirley Gomery.
92. Clara M.6 Dozier (Sarah F.5 Poyner, Robert Wilson4, Sarah3 Wilson, Simon Jr.2, Simon1) was born August 1885 in NC, and died 1956. She married William Christine Bonney January 21, 1908 in Princess Anne County, son of William Bonney and Mary Murden. He was born 1872, and died 1942.
+ 116 i. Ione L.7 Bonney, born 1909.
+ 117 ii. Esther Bonney, born 1913; died February 19, 1995.
94. James Martin6 Wilson (Henry Newkirk Sr.5, Charles Martin Sr.4, Benjamin Isaac I3, William Stafford2, Simon1) was born January 22, 1949. He married Linda Kay Brown. She was born April 17, 1950 in East Bend, Yadkin Co., NC.
118 i. Rachel Erica7 Wilson, born August 02, 1976 in Pfafftown, Forsyth Co., NC. She married Jason Lee Scott; born July 14, 1976 in Tobaccoville, Forsyth Co., NC.
119 ii. Erin Rebecca Wilson, born November 27, 1985 in Pfafftown, Forsyth Co., NC.
95. Karilyn Marie6 Wilson (John Edward Sr.5, Charles Martin Sr.4, Benjamin Isaac I3, William Stafford2, Simon1) was born in Tampa, FL. She married Stephen Lane Petree.
120 i. Karly Wilson7 Petree, born July 02, 1987.
121 ii. Allison Marie Petree, born June 12, 1989.
102. Louise Virginia6 Flora (Isaac Latimore5, Richard Wilson4, Anthia Sabrina3 Wilson, William Stafford2, Simon1) was born May 09, 1920. She married Fred Alvin Newbern July 13, 1940. He was born May 05, 1920.
+ 122 i. Sharon Jane7 Newbern, born April 30, 1946.
109. Charles Pannill Sr.6 Fulford (Samuel Wilson5, John Edwin Jr.4, Amelia Frances3 Wilson, William Stafford2, Simon1) was born May 10, 1911, and died January 1987 in Norfolk, VA. He married Bernice Sara Smith Rupert 1937 in Pasquotank Co., NC, daughter of James Stewart and Anna Gardner. She was born August 23, 1911 in Cape Charles, VA, and died March 06, 1995 in NC.
+ 123 i. Charles Pannill Jr.7 Fulford.
111. Mary Ann6 Dozier (Mary Love5 Fulford, David Wilson4, Amelia Frances3 Wilson, William Stafford2, Simon1) was born July 25, 1916 in Princess Anne Co., VA, and died March 02, 2005 in Chesapeake, VA. She married John Arnold Sr. Frost February 04, 1933 in South Mills NC, son of Samuel Frost and Annie Shirley. He was born November 05, 1910 in Princess Anne Co., VA, and died December 13, 1986 in Chesapeake, VA.
+ 124 i. Frances Fay7 Frost, born November 04, 1933 in Princess Anne County, Va; died July 30, 2011 in Currituck Co., NC.
125 ii. Lillian Vernell Frost, born December 28, 1935 in Great Bridge, Norfolk Co., VA; died November 11, 1942.
126 iii. John Arnold Jr. Frost, born April 07, 1937 in Norfolk Co., VA; died November 15, 1999 in Chesapeake, VA.
+ 127 iv. Elizabeth Ann Frost, born May 20, 1938 in Great Bridge, Norfolk Co., VA.
+ 128 v. Jeryl David Sr. Frost, born October 22, 1941 in Great Bridge, Norfolk Co., VA.
113. Marvin Lee6 Dozier (Mary Love5 Fulford, David Wilson4, Amelia Frances3 Wilson, William Stafford2, Simon1) was born January 01, 1926 in Blackwater, Princess Anne Co., VA, and died March 19, 2014 in Virginia Beach, VA. He married Lettie Elizabeth Doxey October 04, 1947 in Hickory, Norfolk Co., VA, daughter of William Doxey and Gracie Sawyer. She was born November 11, 1926 in Creeds, Princess Anne Co., VA.
129 i. Jacqueline Lee7 Dozier, born August 22, 1948 in Norfolk, VA; died September 08, 1950 in Norfolk, VA.
+ 130 ii. Linda Anne Dozier, born February 04, 1952 in Norfolk, VA.
131 iii. Marvin Randall Dozier, born March 16, 1955 in Norfolk, VA. He married (1) Cindy Forehand June 1980 in Virginia Beach, VA. He married (2) Lynne Fowlkes April 02, 2005 in Virginia Beach, VA; born July 02, 1962.
114. Edward Linwood6 Fulford (Raymond Linwood5, Ernest L.4, Amelia Frances3 Wilson, William Stafford2, Simon1) was born Aft. 1922. He married Shirley G..
132 i. Ernest Linwood7 Fulford, born September 01, 1972.
116. Ione L.7 Bonney (Clara M.6 Dozier, Sarah F.5 Poyner, Robert Wilson4, Sarah3 Wilson, Simon Jr.2, Simon1) was born 1909. She married Melvin Earl Spence December 03, 1926 in Princess Anne County, son of W. Spence and Meea G.. He was born 1905.
133 i. Judith8 Spence. She married Paul Brumley.
134 ii. Ronald Spence. He married Anna ?.
117. Esther7 Bonney (Clara M.6 Dozier, Sarah F.5 Poyner, Robert Wilson4, Sarah3 Wilson, Simon Jr.2, Simon1) was born 1913, and died February 19, 1995. She married (1) George Carey Waterman, son of John Waterman and Molly Ansell. He was born 1908, and died July 29, 1949. She married (2) ? Bell.
+ 135 i. Deanna8 Waterman, born 1937.
122. Sharon Jane7 Newbern (Louise Virginia6 Flora, Isaac Latimore5, Richard Wilson4, Anthia Sabrina3 Wilson, William Stafford2, Simon1) was born April 30, 1946. She married Kenneth Wayne Snyder. He was born April 03, 1942.
136 i. April Dawn8 Snyder.
137 ii. Myjestic Ann Snyder.
+ 138 i. Diana Diggs8 Fulford.
139 ii. John Charles Fulford, born June 29, 1971; died April 01, 1972.
140 iii. Charles Pannill Fulford III, born June 26, 1973.
124. Frances Fay7 Frost (Mary Ann6 Dozier, Mary Love5 Fulford, David Wilson4, Amelia Frances3 Wilson, William Stafford2, Simon1) was born November 04, 1933 in Princess Anne County, Va, and died July 30, 2011 in Currituck Co., NC. She married Donovan Fay Redford December 27, 1957 in Princess Anne Co., VA.
141 i. Hunter8 Van Redford, born November 24, 1960.
+ 142 ii. Wrenn Meadows Redford, born December 30, 1962.
127. Elizabeth Ann7 Frost (Mary Ann6 Dozier, Mary Love5 Fulford, David Wilson4, Amelia Frances3 Wilson, William Stafford2, Simon1) was born May 20, 1938 in Great Bridge, Norfolk Co., VA. She married (1) Milton Edward Rayfield August 17, 1958 in Switzerland. She married (2) Herbert Filderman June 13, 1976.
+ 143 i. Milton Edward II8 Rayfield, born November 13, 1960 in Norfolk, VA.
144 ii. Susan Elizabeth Rayfield, born March 27, 1969 in Norfolk, VA. She married Eric Oceans Abt. July 2004.
128. Jeryl David Sr.7 Frost (Mary Ann6 Dozier, Mary Love5 Fulford, David Wilson4, Amelia Frances3 Wilson, William Stafford2, Simon1) was born October 22, 1941 in Great Bridge, Norfolk Co., VA. He married (1) Loretta Kaye Luther September 06, 1965 in Elizabeth City, NC, daughter of Hildebert Luther and Lena Hunter. She was born August 15, 1945 in Quantico, VA, and died May 31, 1992 in Norfolk, VA. He married (2) Diane Lambert October 17, 1998.
+ 145 i. Jeryl David Jr.8 Frost, born May 29, 1971 in Norfolk, VA.
146 ii. Nathan James Frost, born August 31, 1978 in Virginia Beach, VA. He married Mary Stewart McDow June 17, 2006.
130. Linda Anne7 Dozier (Marvin Lee6, Mary Love5 Fulford, David Wilson4, Amelia Frances3 Wilson, William Stafford2, Simon1) was born February 04, 1952 in Norfolk, VA. She married (1) Dallas Dwayne Jarrell January 15, 1972 in Blackwater, Virginia Beach, VA. He was born April 09, 1950. She married (2) Dennis Alan Frazier July 31, 1981 in Commissioner's home, Princess Anne Rd, Virginia Beach, VA. He was born May 31, 1955 in Patuxent, MD. She married (3) Claude Edgar Jordan III October 08, 1991 in Virginia Beach, VA, son of Claude Jordan and Ruth Macon. He was born October 08, 1947.
147 i. Melissa Lyn8 Frazier, born June 04, 1982 in Norfolk, VA. She married Robert Oliver July 05, 2009 in Richmond, VA.
148 ii. Lindsey Elizabeth Frazier, born January 14, 1984 in Blackwater, Virginia Beach, VA.
135. Deanna8 Waterman (Esther7 Bonney, Clara M.6 Dozier, Sarah F.5 Poyner, Robert Wilson4, Sarah3 Wilson, Simon Jr.2, Simon1) was born 1937. She married Walter McLane.
150 ii. Gayle McLane. She married ? Goettge.
138. Diana Diggs8 Fulford (Charles Pannill Jr.7, Charles Pannill Sr.6, Samuel Wilson5, John Edwin Jr.4, Amelia Frances3 Wilson, William Stafford2, Simon1) She married David Jeremy LaCasse. He was born in Augusta, Maine.
151 i. John Charles9 LaCasse, born June 15, 2001.
142. Wrenn Meadows8 Redford (Frances Fay7 Frost, Mary Ann6 Dozier, Mary Love5 Fulford, David Wilson4, Amelia Frances3 Wilson, William Stafford2, Simon1) was born December 30, 1962. She married Kevin Herman September 29, 1990. He was born October 19, 1960.
152 i. Conner9 Herman, born November 07, 1995.
153 ii. Christopher Herman, born November 01, 1996.
143. Milton Edward II8 Rayfield (Elizabeth Ann7 Frost, Mary Ann6 Dozier, Mary Love5 Fulford, David Wilson4, Amelia Frances3 Wilson, William Stafford2, Simon1) was born November 13, 1960 in Norfolk, VA. He married Beverly Steimling.
154 i. Nicholas9 Rayfield, born January 28, 1997.
145. Jeryl David Jr.8 Frost (Jeryl David Sr.7, Mary Ann6 Dozier, Mary Love5 Fulford, David Wilson4, Amelia Frances3 Wilson, William Stafford2, Simon1) was born May 29, 1971 in Norfolk, VA. He married Christina Green July 03, 1999 in Springfield, VA.
155 i. Alexa Kaye9 Frost, born February 17, 2002 in Fairfax, VA.
156 ii. Jeryl David (Cutter) III Frost, born November 13, 2003 in Fairfax, VA.


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Russian historian fears Kosovo Albanians will destroy Orthodox shrines in Macedonia 29 February 2008, 17:02
The Moscow Patriarchate is concerned with the future of Orthodox shrines in Kosovo 29 February 2008, 14:46
Medvedev visited cathedral in Belgrade 26 February 2008, 11:10
Moscow prays for "salvation of Kosovo Serbs" 26 February 2008, 11:03
Kosovo's independence declared shows West's dislike of Slavs - ROCOR 22 February 2008, 18:13
World Russian People's Council called upon to prevent Kosovo scenario in Russia 22 February 2008, 17:10
Head of Russian Church slams Kosovo independence 20 February 2008, 18:04
Council of Muftis supports state stance on Kosovo 20 February 2008, 10:22
The Russian Orthodox Church is at one with Serbs 19 February 2008, 16:15
Kosovo' independence means a defeat of the Orthodox world, the Union of Orthodox citizens believes 19 February 2008, 13:24
Chief Russian Rabbi fears Kosovo independence will lead to instability worldwide 18 February 2008, 15:58
The U.S. use Islamic Kosovo as a screen for its pro-Israel policy – former Yugoslavian ambassador to Russia 18 February 2008, 14:40
Serbian Orthodox Church compares Kosovo separation with 'occupation' 18 February 2008, 13:13
Moscow Patriarchate representative in Brussels wishes courage, patience to Kosovan Serbs 18 February 2008, 13:02
Recognition of Kosovo independence is a defeat of the Orthodox world - Zhirinovsky 18 February 2008, 11:40
Kosovo independence a blow to international law - Moscow Patriarchate 18 February 2008, 11:13
Russia's Council of Muftis optimistic over future of independent Kosovo 18 February 2008, 11:01
Kosovo independence to be "temporary situation" - Kosovan bishop 18 February 2008, 10:58
FJCR fears tragic consequences of Kosovo independence 18 February 2008, 10:55
Russian Church calls on Albanians to understand negative consequences of Kosovo independence 18 February 2008, 10:43
All Serbian political leaders to take part in a prayer service for saving Serbian people in Kosovo and Metochia 15 February 2008, 14:25
Kosovo bishop claims for Russia's military presence in Serbia 14 February 2008, 16:03
Famous film director believes opponents of Orthodox Kosovo destroy the world's immunity 28 January 2008, 16:51
Unilateral decision on Kosovo's status will result in new sufferings - Alexy II 21 January 2008, 16:03
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More than 100 voices and a full orchestra will bring Beethoven's Symphony No. 9, with its iconic "Ode to Joy," to life in the Cathedral Basilica of SS. Peter and Paul on Sunday, March 18. Soloists from the Academy of Vocal Arts will be featured.
The Mendelssohn Club of Philadelphia and Symphony C perform in this season's Concerts at the Cathedral Basilica series.
Also on the bill is the world premiere of Caroline Shaw's "Seven Joys," featuring brass and large chorus.
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Rep. Mark Green Applauds Esper as Shanahan Replacement
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By Sandy Fitzgerald | Tuesday, 18 June 2019 02:30 PM
Rep. Mark Green Tuesday applauded President Donald Trump's choice of Secretary of the Army Mark Esper as acting Secretary of Defense, following the president's tweeted announcement.
"He's a West Point classmate of mine, as is Secretary (Mike) Pompeo," said the Tennessee Republican on Fox News' "Outnumbered Overtime," while admitting he doesn't know the reasoning behind why Esper was tagged.
Trump said on Twitter that former Boeing executive Pat Shanahan, who was named as acting secretary earlier this year after the resignation of retired Gen. James Mattis.
Trump announced in May that he would be nominating Shanahan to fill the secretary's spot. The president never made the nomination official, and he said in his tweet Tuesday that Shanahan withdrew to devote more time to his family.
Shanahan told The Washington Post, however, that he was withdrawing because he feared traumatizing his adult children over "dredging up" past incidents of domestic violence in his home, including in 2011, when his then-17-year-old son attacked his mother with a baseball bat and severely injured her.
Last week, NBC News reported that Trump was having second thoughts about formally nominating Shanahan and that he had been asking confidants while in Normandy about potential alternatives.
Green said that he believes Esper has done a "great job" as Secretary of the Army, a position he's held since 2017.
"He gets what's going on in the world, and he understands the DOD's role," said Green.
Green also responded to the decision to move more troops into Iran, noting that Iran has been trying to leverage Europe and China against the United States.
"That's not going to work," said Green. "The world will stick together, and especially if they start increasing the enrichment of uranium."
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The City of Burlingame has received an application to redevelop the properties at 1300 Bayshore Highway, on the site of the former Hyatt Cinema. The project applicant proposes to redevelop the site with two eight-story buildings. The buildings would be connected by a screen wall spanning Easton Creek, which runs through the site. There would be a two-story opening between the two buildings on the lower floors that would provide a view corridor out to the bay.
The combined total of the proposed buildings would be 259,717 SF. The uses would include 239,201 SF of office space, 11,887 SF of restaurant space and 8,629 SF of retail space. Parking would be provided at grade and on the second, third and fourth floors of the buildings. Both buildings are proposed to have an overall height of 108'-9" (top of curb) (107'-9" from sea level).
The proposed project would have a total of 917 on-site parking spaces. Parking would be provided at-grade and on the second through the fourth floors in both buildings. There would be two access points to the site along Bayshore Highway, one in the center and one towards the north end.
The proposal also includes a comprehensive landscape design with a focus on the interior portion of the buildings that would complement Easton Creek that runs through site, and the Bay that abuts the property on the east side. The landscape design includes 21 outdoor conference units that are intended to be used for impromptu and small-format meetings.
The Burlingame Planning Commission held a second Design Review Meeting on December 11, 2017 to review revisions to the proposal since its initial review. No action was taken on the application.
The Burlingame Planning Commission held an Environmental Review Scoping and Design Review Meeting on September 12, 2016. The meeting focused on reviewing the design concept and identifying potential environmental issues to be studied in the environmental review of the proposed project. No action was taken on the application.


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How Employers Can Mitigate the Effects of the Great Resignation
By Lawrence Barrett
Recruitment Advice, Trends and Learning
How Employers Can Mitigate the Effects of the Great ResignationLawrence BarrettJanuary 7, 2022 January 7, 2022
The lockdowns spurred by the COVID-19 pandemic over the past two years brought about several changes to the world. While the shutdown mandated by governments worldwide hurt plenty of industries, it introduced yet another major headache in the Great Resignation.
While it's an unexpected side effect of the pandemic, the fact that at least 40% of the global workforce considered leaving their jobs this year is a real problem that all industries must prepare for. Moreover, this brain drain will be a lot more painful for some sectors as employees between 30 and 45 years old saw the greatest spike in departures.
One of the greatest assets a company can have is capable employees, and you must do everything you can to prevent such a crisis from crippling your business. While hiring new talent from a capable recruitment agency in the Philippines can mitigate some damage, proactive steps are vital to prevent the Great Resignation from dealing a huge blow to your operations.
What is the Great Resignation?
While employees leaving their jobs for greener pastures is not a new concept, the sheer number of resignations that occurred worldwide is something new. This spike that has been happening since April 2021 was dubbed the Great Resignation by American academic Anthony Klotz.
Different factors compel employees to leave their jobs even in the middle of a global pandemic, with the leading reason being burnout. Randstad UK CEO Victoria Short told The Guardian that the pandemic gave employees a lot of time to think about their lives and what they want to do.
The Great Resignation completely transformed the job market as employees are now pickier with the employment opportunities they take, making it increasingly harder for employees to find and attract the right person for the job. Apart from that, the corporate brain drain caused by the departure of seasoned employees will hamper the productivity of companies for the years to come.
While everyone felt the effects of the Great Resignation, the industries that were affected the most were healthcare and tech. Frontliners are understandably burned out from the pandemic, and various inconveniences may have also compelled some to quit. Meanwhile, people in tech are looking for better opportunities as their industry has grown exponentially over the past two years.
How to Mitigate the Effects of the Great Resignation
While the Great Resignation was spurred by events that are largely out of your control, you can at least mitigate its effects on your business with smart decisions on your end. Take a proactive approach in turning your company into a viable workplace to stop the Great Resignation from hurting your company.
The following pointers will help you shape your company to become more attractive to new talent and a good deal for existing employees.
Identify the root of your employees' dissatisfaction
People rarely want to leave a good situation. No matter how much you think your company is in a good spot, people leaving for greener pastures should tell you that something's off. Understanding why your people choose to go during such a time will help find key issues that are otherwise unnoticeable.
To nip the problem in the bud, conduct better exit interviews and note the employees' feedback regarding their feelings toward the company. You should also conduct regular 1:1 interviews with employees to gauge their pain points and act accordingly.
Adopt a hybrid work setup
Even before the pandemic, one of the biggest reasons employees left their employers was the lack of work-life balance brought about by a brick-and-mortar office setup. Providing a hybrid work setup to your employees allows them to work wherever they want and keep their morale up.
Another unexpected benefit that a hybrid work setup can provide is financial relief. Since not all employees will be expected to report to work, you can rent a smaller office space to be more efficient with your finances.
Pay attention to employee morale
Even if you offer the best perks to your employees, they will leave if their morale while working is at an all-time low. Always have an ear on the ground to know your employees' opinions on how the situation is run. Getting their feedback will give you an inkling of the issues that need to be addressed within your company.
Make your salary and benefits competitive
The Great Resignation proved to many companies that money isn't the only driving factor behind competent employees leaving their companies. However, it won't hurt to pay them more to sweeten the deal. Giving your employees competitive pay and benefits makes them feel valuable and less likely to leave.
Develop a better employee retention program
Sometimes, the best way to make employees feel valued is to make visible efforts dedicated to them. There's no better time than now to improve your employee retention strategies. A few good options are giving them more leaves, having employee development programs, and salary restructuring.
Augment your workforce with offshore staff
Burnout from consistent heavy workloads is one of the leading reasons employees file their resignation letters. If you can't hire full-time employees to distribute the burden evenly, you can tap a recruitment agency in the Philippines to find quality offshore staff for you.
Employee Satisfaction is Key to Limiting the Great Resignation's Effects
Employees coming and going is a part of life, but seeing them leave in hordes or waves spells trouble for your productivity. Limit the effects of the Great Resignation by providing the best possible environment to your employees.
If you feel the effects of the Great Resignation and are on the lookout for capable applicants, tap the services of a capable offshore team. Our team at Manila Recruitment provides companies all over the world with quality outsource work that can address various needs.
Get in touch today to see how we can help you achieve your goals.
Lawrence Barrett
Partner at Manila Recruitment
Lawrence left the UK in 2010 after been headhunted to live and work in Shanghai in the financial services industry. Then in 2014 his company asked him to move to the Philippines to set up an office and establish a team to support our international business development efforts in the region and, like most people, he fell in love with the place. Lawrence always had an entrepreneurial mindset and so there was a burning desire to start a business he could call his own. In 2015 he decided to team up with a friend to start a business in the Oil & Gas industry that is centered around a globally patented pipeline sealing technology (The Halo Seal). As time went by he developed a close relationship with the Founder and CEO of Manila Recruitment and so in late 2017 he was invited to become an equity partner and to help expand the brand. And so here he is now, a part of the most dynamic headhunting firm in the Philippines.
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