Seeing as there is no way in hell I am going to be able to maintain any typical New Year's Resolutions, especially scream at kids less, I had to really think long and hard if I was to come up with any kind of list. In the midst of jotting down not completely impossible resolutions such as: quit thinking I can afford anything from Tory Burch, even from her outlet store and complain less that I can't write well, because all I read is U.S. Weekly I get an email from my husband. He forwarded me a sweet note he had written to our dear friends The Popritkins.
It is the day after Christmas 2011 and I'm amazingly happy at how well yesterday went. J.R. understood that it was Christmas, was so hyped up that Santa had come to see him and he was so excited to get the gifts he asked for and even a few he didn't ask for. Dylan knew it was Christmas, enjoyed opening presents, loved his gifts and that Santa came to visit him. Normally is the time in any conversation we have (and I don't just mean with each other, but with the whole world) where we feel compelled to add a caveat or an asterisk noting something along the lines of: "Well, at least for JR (or Dylan)." or "At least he did as well as he could…", etc. This year however, I won't look back on with an asterisk or a qualifier. It isn't that one isn't necessarily called for because it basically goes without saying that such will always be the case with them, but for the first time it meant something to them and that is something I hope we all cherish.
It was a beautiful piece that brought tears to my eyes. Naturally though, Tim went on to poke fun at the fact that our kids will probably ask for age inappropriate gifts for the rest of their lives, (and poke even more fun at Lawrence Popritkin's general Grinch-like demeanor, hee hee), but what has stayed with me is this concept of asterisks.
My asterisks, used to "explain" J.R., have come in many forms. There's the *well he had fun, in his own way and the *just think, J.R. couldn't do that a year ago. And who can forget my greatest hit- *we'd love to be able to join you, but J.R. just might (fill in the blank with any behavior that may embarrass me). Dropping asterisks (wow that sounded dangerously close to dropping acid, which I am confident produces a trip that mirrors my daily life anyway) has little to do with deciding to simply accept J.R. for who he is. It has more to do with exhaustion, really. Let's be honest, even IF J.R. passes for "normal" (and I can't grasp why that would be my goal anyway) he gives himself away the second he opens his mouth and says "Hello there; I think you are an idiot. Goodbye." Need I say more? My exact point! I don't need to expend any more of my diminishing energy by adding more words to my sentences, whether they be qualifiers or curse words. Not to scare you, but I actually speak in longer sentences than I write.
Let me tell you what my seven year old will be up to this coming year. J.R. is going to complete the second grade. His school's culminating activity will be a performance of The Lion King, and he will be singing "I Just Can't Wait To Be King." Before we know it, his eighth birthday will be here which means a bounce house rental will ensue. Woop! Summer will involve blonde hair turning swimming pool green. And in a blink of an eye, it will be time to dust of The Polar Express and anticipate another wonderful Christmas.
*note I didn't even mention how TIRED I will become, hearing J.R. repeat these lyrics over and over and over and over from now until May, 2011? I'm so proud of myself!


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Stage show of groundbreaking crime drama comes to region
STAR OF THE SHOW: Gaynor Faye is among a big name cast heading for Darlington
BAND of Gold – the stage adaptation of Kay Mellor's multi award-winning ITV series – will enjoy a week-long run at the Darlington Hippodrome early in the new year.
First aired on ITV in March 1995, the show starred Geraldine James, Cathy Tyson, Barbara Dickson and Samantha Morton.
The nail-biting thriller tells the story of a group of women – Carol, Rose, Anita and Gina – as they battle to survive whilst working in a notorious red-light district.
When one of their colleagues is murdered, they need to find the killer before they strike again.
The stage version features a star-studded cast including Gaynor Faye, (Emmerdale, Playing the Field, Calender Girls), Laurie Brett, (EastEnders, Waterloo Road, Les Miserables), Kieron Richardson, (Hollyoaks, Heartbeat), Shayne Ward, (Coronation Street, Rock Of Ages, X Factor winner) and Sacha Parkinson (Mr Selfridge, The Mill).
Band of Gold was adapted for stage following the unprecedented sell-out success of another of Kay Mellor's works – Fat Friends The Musica.
She has teamed up with producer Josh Andrews for Band of Gold, which the author directs.
Band of Gold runs at Darlington Hippodrome from Monday, January 27, to Saturday, February 1.
Tickets are on sale now. For more information or to book call 01325 405405 or visit www.darlingtonhippodrome .co.uk.

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We have AVL being served up by a WMS server. We have noticed when we zoom extent in Arcmap 10.2 a request to the WMS is not sent except for the first time (same with bookmarks) the rest of the time it seems to be pulled from some cache in ArcMap, making the vehicles appear at the incorrect location when you zoom extents or go to bookmarks.


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It is here, and it is here to stay.
Diwan Saheb is a one stop shop for menswear, providing excellent material with dapper fitting and great finish. All that a man seeks for in his outfit.
Got so many compliments on this sherwani. I really loved the design & intricacy of this attire. Thank you Diwan Saheb!


Take a trip north of Bakersfield and you'll head right into one of the biggest agricultural regions in the world.
Shafter; known for more than a century, producing the best almonds, pistachios and grapes found anywhere.
But it's what's been growing in clear plastic cups at Insect Lore just off Lerdo highway that has captivated millions of children and families for nearly five decades.
It all began with one man's passion and what he saw in nature…wanting to bring that experience to children all across the country.
It was 1965 when Carlos White working in the agricultural industry, came up with the revolutionary idea to bring the miraculous metamorphosis of butterflies; from the mystery of mother nature, and nto the palm of your hand.
"This was unlike anything i had ever seen," said Marc McManamna who discovered the magic of what was happening at Insect Lore after he purchased a caterpillar kit for his 6-year old daughter.
How they change and grow is what makes this process, and product so remarkable.
Over the course of two weeks, five small larva will evolve into caterpillars. and in a controlled environment, eventually turning beautiful butterflies.
The insects provided all the food they will need in their life span, and customers able to release the butterflies back into nature.
That promise to the company's founder, now a reality.
The business exploding in popularity in the last twenty years. insect :ore's cup of caterpillars with a price point of less than 20-dollars, available at Target stores, and in 2007 becoming the number one best selling toy on Amazon.com.
At the height of their season Insect Lore will ship 300,000 orders each month, that's nearly 10,000 orders processed from their Shafter headquarters.
By next year, as Insect Lore celebrates 50-years in business, McManamna estimates the company will have sent out a quarter of a billion butterflies.
And its not just here on earth. In 1999, NASA sending up a cup of caterpillars into space. NASA scientists experimenting, and later proving butterflies can still grow in zero gravity environments.
A emarkable feat for the company, that began as just an idea discussed around the dinner table.
evolving into an international brand. "And to think a quarter of a billion caterpillars later, and here we are still doing it on a series of kitchen tables," said McManamna.
All because one man had a vision to harness the power of mother nature, and share with the world, what's made right here in Kern County.


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Q: ng-messages not working with ng-repeat I can't get ng-messages to work with ng-repeat.
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   <input type="text" name="text" ng-model="text" required />

{{ Error.message }}

</form>

Here is a example: http://codepen.io/jakej/pen/dXvRdp
First form is using ng-repeat.
I've tried both ng-message and ng-message-exp but none of them works.
Why is ng-repeat breaking ng-message directive?
Thanks in advance!

A: Instead of using ng-repeat and ng-message together, try this way:
<form name="testForm">
   <input type="text" name="text" ng-model="text" required />

{{ Error.message }}

</form>

A: First you have an error on your Json array.
After, you need add a span with ng-message attribute children of the ng-repeat

And add {{ }} in your ng-message attribute
It works good
JS
 $scope.errors = [{
   type: "required",
   message: "Field is required"
 }];

HTML

    {{Error.message}}

UPDATE
You don't need to add a children element, only the miss of {{}} was important

    {{Error.message}}

A: Try to make errors in scope to an array :
$scope.errors = [{
   type: "required",
   message: "Field is required"
}]

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Q: Can i use workflow to update lookup field Account and a Contact have look up to a City object.  When i change the city name the changes must reflect in both objects.
can i create workflow in this case

A: If I read your question right, you cannot currently do this through workflow.
Your best alternatives are:

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*Create a formula to read the city name from the City__c object on both Account and Contact

*Update the fields via an Apex trigger on City__c.

A: Now you can update a lookup from a workflow rule using a Flow and Flow Trigger.  This is a pilot feature that you need to request to have enabled in your org. Once turned on, a workflow rule calls a flow trigger which in turn calls your Visual Flow which in turn can set/update the lookup field.
When requesting the feature, ask for "Headless Flows/Flow Triggers" to be enabled in your org.

A: Lookup is kind of field that stores both Id and Name of parent object.
So if you change city name value of lookups will change authomaticly.


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Family Agrees To $3.5 Million Dollar Settlement In Medical Malpractice Case
Since heart disease is the leading cause of death in both men and women in the United States, every doctor should be fully aware of the myriad of symptoms which could indicate that a patient is having a heart attack. If these symptoms are missed, the patient's life is literally on the line.
Family Reaches Settlement After Doctors Fail To Diagnose Heart Attack
On February 6th, 2012, a 41-year-old dietary technician and mother of two arrived at the ER complaining of radiating pain down her left arm. While this pain could be a symptom of numerous medical conditions, left arm pain is one of the most common signs of a heart attack and should have signaled to her doctors that her cardiac function needed to be checked immediately.
Initially, the doctor did order a cardiac evaluation including a cardiac catheterization which would have shown if any of her arteries were blocked, but unexpectedly, the doctor canceled the test and did not reorder it. The patient was sent home several days later but no cardiac workup had been performed.
On February 20th, 2012, she was once again admitted into the ER, this time complaining of shortness of breath and pain in her left shoulder and arm, both common symptoms of a heart attack. Although she was seen by a different doctor, this physician also failed to check her cardiac function and instead diagnosed her with pneumonia. Despite being admitted into the hospital, no one thought to check her heart and she went into full cardiac arrest hours after being admitted and died.
Her autopsy revealed that she had an undiagnosed blockage which resulted in cardiac arrest which had lasted for several days.
Her husband filed a medical malpractice lawsuit against the two doctors who failed to diagnose her medical condition and the hospital where she was admitted, alleging that if they had acted sooner she would still be alive.
Recently, the plaintiff and defendants were able to agree to a settlement of $3.5 million.
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The payment is typically received within 30 days.
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Although the idea of going to trial may be stressful, there can be certain benefits, such as:
Awards given by a jury are often much more than would have been obtained through a settlement.
The outcome of a trial is public, so if the plaintiff wants to make a statement about the defendant's actions, this is a good way to do so.
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When you work with the attorneys at Banville Law, we will fully explain all of your legal options and answer any questions you may have. If you choose to go to trial, you can be sure that we will prepare you for court and be by your side the entire time.
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� Realizing the need for the good high school in 1953.
� Nirmala High School,Kolathur (po),Mettur (tk),Salem Dt.
� A Local Committee approached the bishop of Salem with a request that he should open a high school in their village.
� The bishop of Salem made a urgent calls to Bro.Eleazer.
� Accepting it and as a result Nirmala high school was opened.
� Bro.Eleazer was the founder provincial.
� Bro.Antony Fransisco was the first Correspondent & Principal of Nirmala high School.
� Bro.Antony Fransisco was the first Headmaster & Correspondent of School.
� Nirmala hostel was opened in 1957.
� Bro.Raphael Joseph was the Head Master & Correspondent from 1965 to 1971.
� He was most appreciated by the teacher & Students.
� In June 1977, Bro P L Paul Succeeded Bro.Dominic savio as Headmaster & Correspondent .
� In June 1978,the school was upgraded into a Higher Secondary School.
� During his period , the school produced excellent results and the tone of the school was good.
Spiritual values in Nirmala School.
� Silver Jubilee was celebrated on Oct 10-1979 in a grand scale.
� The Present main stage was integrated during the Silver jubilee celebrations .
� No of students reached over two thousand and rush for the admission increased.
� Bro.George vazhayil was the Head master & Correspondent during 1999 to 2000.
� He introduced Computer course in the school.
� Bro.Thomas montfort replaced Bro.George V.M in June 2000.
� Permanent Recognition for the Hr.Sec School was obtained in 2002.
� Golden Jubilee was celebrated in a grand manner.
� It was an extravaganza with eminent,dignitaries,presiding over this auspicious occasion.
� Infant Jesus School for the less privileged was opened in 2008 & sixteen children were admitted and supported by main school.
� The strength of the school increased to sixty and we started setting fund from government.
� As he knows the "Fear of God ",discipline, concern for the weak & study habits can be instilled effectively with the help of parents.
� He conducted no of parents meetings & teacher meetings & also emphasis "Poverty has nothing to do his hygiene and cleanliness.
� So he insists to keep the campus lean, no of ornamental, flower bearing plants and shady trees are planted in the school campus in order to create better environment.
� The students too are encouraged to plant more trees and to avoid plastics to save 'mother earth' from Global warming.
� Two more stages, cycle shed, additional toilet were built and the main entrance sets a face lift with statue of our lady and St.Montfort the source of our inspiration.
� Extra curricular activities organized by literary, science ,computer and social department through elocution.
� During the past 56 years, the school has produced outstanding personalities in all walks of life-rendering yeomen service to the nation.
� The caliber of the society of Brothers has mounded and all continue to produce assets for the nation.


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← Samuell Broadley
Gerrard Fennell →
Danyell Broadley de West Morton
Major Danyell BROADLEY de West Morton (1589 – 1641) was Alex's 10th Great Grandfather; one of 2,048 in this generation of the Shaw line through his son Samuell. Danyell was also Alex's 10th Great Grandfather; one of 2,048 in this generation of the Miller line through his son Daniel which didn't come back together for over 300 years when I was born.
Danyell Broadley de West Morton was baptized on 26 Jan 1588/89 in Bingley, Yorkshire, England. His parents were William BRADLEY (1545 – 1600) and Agnes MARGATES (1573 – 1603) He married Elsabeth ATKINSON on 1 Jul 1607 in Bingley. After Elsabeth died, he married (2) Annis Holdroide Liaison. After Annis died, he married (3) Elizabeth Sheaffe about 1631. Danyell died in Ulster, Ireland and was buried on 27 Nov 1641 in Bingley, Yorkshire, England.
The Broadleys were exceptional among our ancestors having a coat of arms at the time of their immigration
Elsabeth Atkinson was born about 1589 in Yorkshire, England and died about 1625 in Yorkshire, England.
Elizabeth Sheaffe was born about 1601. With her four sons and one daughter and some of the younger step children, she is said to have followed her son William to America in 1648. She married (second) in this country, John Parmalee, who died 8 Nov 1659; married (third) 27 May 1663, John Evarts, who died 10 May 1669. Both her American husbands were of Guilford, Connecticut. Elizabeth died in January, 1683 in New Haven, CT.
Children of Danyell and Elsabeth:
Name Born Married Departed
1. Agnes Broadley 22 Nov 1607 Bingley, Yorkshire, England 1614
Bingley, England
2. Maj. William Broadley 27 Jan 1609/1610 Shipley (Bradford), Yorkshire, England Alice Pritchard
15 Feb 1644/45 Springfield, Mass 29 May 1691
3. Daniel BROADLEY 29 Aug 1613 Bingley, England Mary WILLIAMS
21 May 1662 Haverhill 13 Aug 1689
Haverhill, Mass,
Killed by Indians
4. Mathew Broadley 3 Mar 1615/1616 Bingley (Newclose), England.
5. Michael Broadley 14 Nov 1619
Bingley,
England Elizabeth Stones
4 Nov 1653 Bingley After 1698
England (Did not emmigrate)
6. Samuell BROADLEY c. 1620
Bingley (or Shipley) Yorkshire, England [__?__] Long Island, NYY (problaby Southold)
7. Abraham Broadley 17 Apr 1622 Bingley, England
8. Marie Broadley 27 Dec 1624 Bingley, England Thomas Leaver
Rowley, Mass 26 Dec. 1683
Rowley, Mass
Children of Danyell and Annis Holroide Liaison
9. Esther Broadley 10 Dec 1626
Bingley, England 21 Dec 1626
Children of Danyell and Elizabeth Sheaffe:
10. Ellen Broadley 24 Jun 1632 Bingley, England John Alling 14 Oct 1652 Guilford, New Haven, CT 1683
11. Joshua Broadley 1 May 1634
Bingley, England Judith Lume
Rowley, Mass Aft. 1717
12. Daniel Broadley 8 May 1636
Bingley, England 4 Jan 1657/58
13. Nathan Broadley 18 Nov 1639
Bingley, England Esther (Hester) Griswold
Mrs. Hannah (Munson) Tuttle
Mrs. Rachel (Holton) Strong
16 May 1698 10 Mar 1712/13
Madison, New Haven, CT
14. Capt. Stephen Broadley 21 Aug 1642
Bingley, England Hannah Smith
New Haven, CT 20 Jun 1702
Guilford, CY
Parents, Siblings and Ancestors
William Broadley ,
William Broodeley ,
John Broodeley ,
Thomas Broodeley ,
William de Brodelegh ,
John de Brodelegh ,
John de Bradelay ,
Henry de Bradelay ,
William de Bradelay ,
Richard de Bradelay ,
Dolphin de Bradelay ,
a daughter of Dolphin Thorfinnsson ,
Dolphin (Bodin) Thorfinnsson of Appletreewick ,
Thorfinn II Sigurdsson ,
Doda Olith of Thora ,
Malcolm II of Alba ,
Kenneth II of Alba ,
Malcolm I ,
Donald II of Alba ,
Constantine II of Alba ,
Kenneth I MacAlpin ,
Alpin of Kintyre ,
Eochaidh IV Rinnamail "the venomous" of Argyll ,
Aedh Fionn the White of Argyll ,
Eochaid III macEchdach ,
Eochaidh II "Crook-Nose" ,
Domangart II macDonnaill ,
Domnall I "the Speckled" of Argyll ,
Eochaidh Buidhe macAidan ,
Aidan macGabhran ,
Gabhran macDomangairt (Goramus) ,
Domangart Réti macFergusson ,
Fergus Mor macEarca ,
Muireadhach ,
Eóghan (Owen) macNéill ,
Niall Mór "of the 9 hostages" ,
Eochaidh Moihmeodhain (Echu Mugmedón) ,
Muirreadhach Tireach ,
9. Alofe (Aife) , married Fiachadh III Streabhruine , 120th Ard Righ of Ireland son of Cairbre Liffeachaire (Carbry of the Leffey) , Ard Righ of Ireland and a daughter of a Prince of the Hebrides. Fiachadh was born about 290. He died in 322
8. a grandchild of King Cole,
7. a child of King Cole ,
6. Coel I "Old King Cole" , King of Siluria (125 – 170),
5. Meric (Marius) ,
4. Genvissa (Venus Julia) ,
3. Claudius Cæsar (Tiberius Claudius Nero Germanicus) ,
2. Antonia Minor , Before moving to Egypt, Mark had several wives in Rome. One of them was Octavia Major and they had a daughter, Antonia Minor.
1. Marcus Antonius See my blog page Marcus ANTONIUS
Danyell's father William BRADLEY was born Bet. 1545 – 1555 in Coventry, Warwick, England, and died July 19, 1600 in Newclose Farm, Shipley, Parish of Bradford, England. He married Agnes Angeta MARGATES 1584 in Coventry, England, daughter of Thomas MARGATES Agnes was born Bet. 1565 – 1573 in Reseden, Northamptonshire, England, and died February 01, 1602/03 in Bradford, England.
Children of William and Agnes: (Danyell's siblings)
i. Daniel (BROADLEY) BRADLEY, b. January 26, 1588/89, Shipley, Bradford, West Yorkshire, England; d. November 27, 1641, Bingley, West Yorkshire, England; m. Elizabeth SHEAFE, Abt. 1637; b. 1610, Bingley, West Yorkshire, England; d. January 1682/83, Guilford, New Haven, Ct.
ii. Michael Bradley , b. 1587.
iii. Sarah Bradley , b. 1590.
iv. Samuel Bradley , b. April 15, 1591.
v. Thomas Bradley , b. December 09, 1593.
vi. William (Broadley) Bradley [Sir], b. April 1597, Coventry, Warwickshire, England; d. 1653.
Daniel Bradley (1589-1641) may have been the father of both immigrant William Bradley (1610-1691) and immigrant Ellen Bradley (1632-1683). It is believed that Daniel Bradley (1589-1641) married first in 1607 and had perhaps 8 children including William Bradley (1610-1691) and that he married third in about 1631 and had 5 children including Ellen Bradley (1632-1683). Other children from these unions are also believed to have immigrated to America during colonial times. Daniel Bradley (Haverhill, MA), Michael Bradley (NY), Samuel Bradley (probably a son, probably of NY), Marie Bradley (married Thomas Leaver; Rowley, MA) from Daniel Bradley's (1589-1641) first marriage are often cited. And all 5 children of the third marriage are believed to have immigrated to America with their widowed mother Elizabeth Sheaffe Bradley "to join step-son William Bradley" at New Haven, CT by 1648. Daniel Bradley (1589-1641) of "West Morton" and his children were from the Bingley, Shipley, Bradford area of West Yorkshire, England.
23 Jul 1634 – A Bingley Register shewinge in what Pewes or Stalls every Househoulder inhabitinge wthin the p'ishe of Bingley hath his seat or seats for his house or houses in the Church of Bingley … In the second Stall, … Daniell Broadley de West Morton for Butlers farme, … have auncient seats… Bingley was a center for Puritan sympathizers and because of their persecution prior to the Civil War many of them emigrated to New England.
2. William Bradley
William's wife Alice Pritchard was born about 1620 in England. Her parents were Roger Pritchard (1588 – 1670) and Elizabeth Prudden (1620 – 1715). Alice died in 1692 in New Haven, New Haven, CT.
Immigrant William Bradley (1610-1691) was born and raised in England. His parentage is debated. [Particularly Daniel Bradley and Elizabeth Atikinson, or his brother Sir William Bradley and Joanna Waddington] Birthdates of 27 Jan 1610 (christening 08 Jul 1621) and of 04 Sep 1619 are both listed for him in the West Yorkshire area mentioned above. Definitive birth information is sought.
Tradition says that William Bradley was a friend of Cromwell's and a major in the Parliamentary Army, "but wanted to live where he could worship according to his own belief". This from a letter found in an attic. It is documented that William Bradley immigrated in 1637 as part of the Davenport-Eaton Expedition. This group was led by Puritans Theophilus Eaton and William Davenport and it left England in May of 1637 and arrived at Boston Harbor in the Massachusetts Bay Colony in June of 1637.
When it became obvious that there wasn't a suitable place to settle in Massachusetts, a party was sent to inspect the Quinnipiac area in August of 1637. In March of 1638 the entire party left Massachusetts to travel to their new home in the Quinnipiac area at which they arrived on 24 April 1638. The Quinnipiac Indians were friendly and willingly sold land to the new English settlers. they reserved hunting and fishing rights there for themselves. The Davenport-Eaton Company bought the land that stretches from the coast of what is now Milford to Guilford Connecticut and inland to include what is now Bethany, Cheshire, Meriden, Orange, Prospect, Wallingford, and Woodbridge for 12 coats and 12 spoons and 12 hatchetts and 12 hoes and 2 dozen knives and 12 "porengers" and 4 cases of French knives. In a later agreement the Indians received a reservation of more than a thousand acres in the East Haven-Morris Cove area. The settlers and Indians remained on friendly terms. The settlers lived in shelters dug into the ground (a far cry from what they were accustomed to in their former affluent lives) during the 3-year building period.
In June of 1639 the church was organized. This was why they immigrated in the first place. They voted that the Scriptures provided "a perfect rule" for the governing of men. In Oct 1639 the civil government was organized. In 1641 they moved into the completed settlement that had come to be called New Haven. In May of 1643 the colonies of Plymouth and Massachusetts and Connecticut and New Haven sent representatives to Boston to create The New England Confederation for mutual defense and benefit. William Bradley and every man there took the Oath of Fidelity in August of 1644. In 1645 William Bradley was listed as canoe viewer and fence viewer. William Bradley lived in New Haven, CT in what is now North Haven and owned much land on the west side of the Quinnipiac (East) River about 9 miles north of present-day New Haven. William Bradley married Alice Prichard (1624-1692) at Springfield, MA in 1645 and they settled at New Haven, CT and raised 8 children there.
By 1648, William was followed by his step-mother, Elizabeth Sheaffe, and her little children, Ellen, Daniel, Joshua, Nathan, and Stephen.
William Bradley was a Townsman for 1656 and 1657 and 1658 and perhaps longer. William Bradley was Deputy to the General Court in 1676. His will was dated 22 June 1683 and his estate inventory was done in May of 1692.
3. Daniel BROADLEY (See his page)
8 Apr 1635 – Danyell's son Daniell immigrated and embarked on the "Elizabeth" of London.
5. Michael Broadley
Michael's wife Elizabeth Stones was born about 1630 in Bingley, Yorkshire, England
6. Samuell BROADLEY (See his page)
8. Marie Broadley
Marie's husband Thomas Leaver was born about 1615 in Somerset, England. His parents were Thomas Leaver and [__?__]. Thomas died 26 Dec 1683 in Rowley, Essex, Mass
10. Ellen Bradley
Ellen's husband John Alling was born 22 Nov 1629 in England. John died 26 March 1691 in Guilford, New Haven, CT.
His name may have originally been "Allen", but it is clear that he went by "Alling" after he immigrated to America and settled in the New Haven Colony there. John married at Guilford or New Haven in 1652 to Ellen Bradley (1632-1700) and they had 8 children. John took the Oath of Fidelity on 04 April 1654 and was on the 04 April 1658 Freeman list. John Alling "was an energetic and successful planter and stood well among the early settlers of the colony". It is unclear whether these Allings lived at Guilford, New Haven, CT or at New Haven, New Haven, CT or if they moved from one to the other. John's will was dated 06 May 1689 and the estate inventory was 26 March 1691. He left land to both of his sons. Son John Alling (1663-1717) received a farm and home on Homes Race. Son Samuel Alling (1670-1744) received the family homestead (farm and house) and was to care for his mother there. Records indicate that mother Ellen Bradley Alling (1632-1700) and son Samuel Alling (1670-1744) both died at Hampden (previously a part of New Haven, New Haven, CT), New Haven, CT and it is unclear if that is where the family homestead was or if they moved there after husband/father John Alling's (1629-1691) death.
13. Nathan Bradley
Nathan's first wife Esther (Hester) Griswold was born 8 May 1648 in Bingley, Yorkshire, England. Her parents were Michael Griswold and Ann Adams. Esther died 21 Aug 1694 in Madison, New Haven, CT.
John's second wife Hannah Munson was born 1 Jun 1648. Her parents were Thomas Munson and Johannah [__?__]. She first married 2 Mar 1667 Age: 18 to Joseph Tuttle. Hannah died 20 Nov 1695 in Guilford, CT.
John's third wife Rachel Holton was born 1640 in Northampton, Hampshire, Mass. Her parents were William Holton (1610 – 1691) and Mary Winche (1612 – 1691). She first married 10 Oct 1671 in Northampton Age: 31 to Thomas Strong. Rachel died in 1714 in Madison, CT was the widow of Thomas Strong.
From the "Connecticut Historical Collections" by John Warner Barber published in 1836 and now out of print.
"Mr. Nathan Bradley was one of the first settlers of New Haven, he built his house about two and a half miles eastward of Madison Church and near the Killingworth line. He was but a lad when he came from England he intended to land at New Haven but was obliged to land at Saybrook and come across the wilderness to New Haven then being in settlement at that time.
Mr. Bradley was quite a hunter and was the first white person to discover the source of the Hammonassett River which originates in a pond still called 'Nathan's Pond'. Mr. Bradley lived to an advanced age and he killed several hundred bears while residing in this town. Mr. Bradley in his old age went out to see a friend who lived about a mile northerly from the present meetinghouse in Madison.
On his way he met a bear and her cubs. He endeavored to ride around her but as he moved, the bear moved, and when he stopped, she stopped and sitting on her haunches presented an undaunted front and determined to oppose his further passage. Mr. Bradley in his old age being somewhat childish, was obliged to turn back, shed tears that he had killed so many bears should be obliged to turn back on one of them."
Adjoining the Murray gravestones in the Old Hammonassett Cemetery is a curious marker, which is apparently that of Nathan Bradley. This marker consists of rough natural stone, on which is crudely cut or chiseled "75- N.IL-17 13" in three lines parallel. The New England Genealogical ~ Historical Register, Vol 57 states that Nathan Bradley was born in 1638 and died in 1713 and the letters N.B. for his name.
Nathan Bradley Home on Dudley Lane. It was torn down when Hammonasset Beach State Park was built. The State Park office and maintenance bldg is on the property now.
Nathan Bradley's home was located on Dudley Lane, Madison, CT now Hammonasset Beach State Park
Nathan Bradley Home. When it was first built it was a Cape Cod style with a high roof and an upstairs. They raised the roof which made it into a full upstairs.
Nathan Bradley Headstone – Hammonasset Cemetery, Madison, New Haven, – Source: Find A Grave Memorial# 18822557
14. Capt. Steven Broadley
Stephen's wife Hannah Smith was born 1642 in New Haven, New Haven, CT. Her parents were Nehemiah SMITH and Sarah Ann BOURNE. Hannah died in 1676 in Guilford, New Haven, CT.
Stephen served in the military Ensign of Dragoons raised in New Haven in 1690 in King William's War. He served in the military Captain of the Trainband in 1698 in New Haven.
http://www.bradleyfoundation.org/genealogies/Bingley/tobg01.htm#11136
http://www.scribd.com/doc/27688745/Bradley-Genealogy
http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/14834791/person/1106082277
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erin bross says:
I've recently found I'm related to above family. I'd be willing to share/trade info
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Joyce Boutillier Bradley says:
My husband, James A. Bradley Jr. has a direct link to Nathan Bradley b. 1642 and the original home built on Dudley Lane in Madison housed 7-8 generations from this family. It was torn down when the State park was opened. I have pictures of the home and pictures of later relatives from this family. Also have a book of pictures of this family no identified which I would love to find out who these people were. Have genealogical records and also A chart of the both Nathan and Stephen's families done by S. B. Stone which I am willing to share. Joyce B. Bradley
markeminer says:
Catching up on my genealogy mail. I would love to see a picture of Nathan's home. Is the state park Hammonasset Beach State Park? My email is markeminer@gmail.com
Mark just found this page on google and forgot that I put a remark on it. Are you still interested in a picture of Nathan's house on Dudley Lane. Also just found an item that said that when Nathan was 20 he built his first house on State Rd at the age of 20 and sold it two years later. It is still standing.
Thanks Joyce for the pictures. I updated the page,. thanks again, Mark
Mark, how do you tie into the Nathan Bradley genealogy. Thought it would be easier to ask you then to go through the genealogy.
Nathan's father Danyell BROADLEY de West Morton (1589 – 1641) is my 9th great grandfather
Thank you for your hard work here.. I am doing research on my tree and came across Daniel Bradley and found out he is my 10th great grandfather.. so thank you for all the work you have done.. 🙂
Saul M. Montes-Bradley says:
You seem to have taken quite a bit of information from http://www.bradleyfoundation.org. I did that over 20 years ago, in hopes that folks like you would have access to my research.
Wouldn't it be nice to refer to your source?
Hi Saul,
The Bradley Foundation is listed at the top of the "Sources" section. I appreciate all the work you did and made available to distant cousins like myself. This project was intended for family and would never qualify for college credit or a formal genealogy with a footnote for every fact. I did a better job of listing sources as I went on, but I'm sure there are still gaps. I particularly enjoyed the stories in this line; Capt Kidd, Hannah Dustin, Indian Princesses.
Harold Bradley says:
My side of the family settled Haverhill MA in the 1600 although the town was a part of Rowley parish I have followed the history back to 985 but seem to have problems finding information in Haverhill . They transferred all the information to the Merrimack Valley Historical in I believe n No Andover and part of it has been lost ??
I would be happy to share what I have ..
Kelly Sefcik (Kelly Jo Poulin) says:
Thank you sooo much for all of the time and work that must have gone into this geneology. Danyell was my 10th Great Grandfather. Jennie Louise Ingalls Smith was my maternal Great Grandmother on my Grandfather's (Cecil Ingalls Smith) side.
Colin C Bradley says:
Thanks! I'm a descendant too!
DONALD CLONTZ says:
Thank you. My Great Grandmother was Elizabeth Bradley. My DNA indicates Bradley's are my closest relatives.
Catherine WARDLAW says:
Just found this site quite by accident, and boy am I glad I did. Danyell Broadley (Bradley) is my 10th GG, and Elsabeth Atkinson is my 10th GM. I appreciate all of the researchers before me.
Hi Catherine, I am glad my research was helpful
Marie Ball says:
In America William Bradley is linked to his half-siblings who emigrated with their mother. They are all the children of Daniel Broadley of West Morton.
Michael Broadley of Bingley made his will 29 April 1613. He left £40 to his brother Daniel, £20 to Mathew his youngest brother and £20 to his sister Sara.
(He left £40 to the school at Bingley, entrusted to Nicholas Walker and Thomas Howgill. They put this money into their own pockets and probate was granted for a codicil to the will in 1621.)
William Bradley/ Broadley (both spellings are found in the will) of New Close, Bradford, made his will 22 December 1598. He left his property in trust for his children; Michael, Daniel, Mathew and Sara. His widow was Agnes.
The eldest son, Michael, was baptized at St John the Baptist, Halifax 21 August 1586, son of William Brodley of Hipperholme.
This William and Agnes were married about 1585. No marriage has yet been found, but the baptism of Michael proves the marriage.
Coventry/Northamptonshire/London
C2/Eliz/B3/49 The National Archives 1587
This document is a long complaint against the executors of the will of Thomas Margetts of Rushden in Northants and informs us that William Bradley (now living in Coventry) married Agnes Margetts, daughter of Thomas, about 1563 in Northamptonshire, without a dowry. The couple moved to London, where Thomas came to live with them. William entertained his father-in-law's family and friends and says his father-in-law had promised him 40 marks in his will in recompense for his expenses. There is a reply by George Margetts. The will of Thomas Margetts in 1586 leaves twice as much to Agnes, his second daughter, as he does to his other daughters, that is 40s to her and 20s to her children. The eldest daughter and two younger daughters, all married, receive only 20s each for their children.
This document is proof that William and Agnes Bradley of Coventry were born between 1530 and 1540. They are a previous generation from the William and Agnes who live in Bingley and cannot be confused with them. The maiden name of Agnes, wife of William of Bingley, is not known, but it is not Margetts.
Hipperholme
William Brodley, son of Robert of Hipperholme, was baptized at St John the Baptist, Halifax in 1560. Robert made a will 22 December 1560 which includes his sons Robert and William. Robert's wife was Margaret Roper. In the will of William Bradley of New Close, Bradford, the tutor and guardian of the eldest child is named as Thomas Roper of Halifax Bank.


Last month we celebrated our good friend Georgio's 40th birthday at a lovely cocktail party arranged by his gorgeous partner Robyn. The party was Ratpack Vegas themed and Robyn hired a blackjack and roulette table complete with talented croupiers. Once the blackjack table got going I lost SNH, and there he stayed until late into the night.
Being part of a group of friends who have grown up in (and a little out of) the rockabilly scene together it's nice that we've all graduated to a 'vintage lifestyle' instead. And it guarantees that gatherings are always going to be stylish.
For this most swanky evening I debuted a lovely 60s pink brocade gown with a cape! Oh how a love that cape.
I do apologise for another image heavy post, but we are having far too much fun with our EOS. Combined with the lack of words being produced as my creative writing brain is currently occupied writing a text book (more on that later) means my blog is more visual than wordy.


Last Friday, a federal judge in Texas ruled that the entirety of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) was unconstitutional due to changes made to the tax code last year. He said, in short, that eliminating the individual tax penalty made the whole law unworkable.
The judge did not issue an injunction, so the law remains fully in effect for now. There are no impacts to current or 2019 coverage and no changes to enrollment through healthcare.gov or through state-run Marketplaces. This decision will be appealed, and a final determination on this issue could easily take a year. Lawmakers may attempt to make fixes in the meantime.
We will keep you informed of relevant court decisions or acts of Congress.


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Street Boss colt for sale
Street Boss seems to be a breed shaper. This means you can put him over an average mare and they improve out of sight. Mofajah is by Champion, Saddler's Wells who has already produced a G3 winner in Saddler's Story and was by the moderately performed Xaar. Street Boss was back in the headlines, with The Quarterback taking out the G2 Gilgai Stakes, having already won the G1 Newmarket in the Autumn.
This colt went to the Ready to Run Sales earlier in the month where he was passed in for $170,000 with a $200,000 reserve and he ran his 200m in 10.8 without revving him up at all during his Breeze Up. Unlike when he went through the Yearling Sales earlier this year, where you are hoping they can gallop, we have established that this colt can really gallop and has a terrific action.
My track riders have an exceptionally high opinion of this colt and I am delighted to be retaining him as I feel he is worth the reserve price we had on him at the Ready to Run sale. A true professional, he will stay a colt and be getting ready for the 2YO races towards the end of the year. Limited shares remain.
Please contact us at laingfamily5@bigpond.com to arrange an inspection.


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What are the Top 10 Most Controversial Player Celebrations in Football? Have you ever though about which player in the World that has taken his celebration too far and caused controversy? Their are many players in different leagues of the world who have scored countless goals and have celebrated their goals, but we have decided to take a deep view in what some how is a normal thing to do after scoring. Our focus is on those player celebrations that have brought about Controversy. The list below will surely shock you on the names you will find .
Previously we wrote a list on the 10 Biggest Traitors in Football History if you did not read this article please do so after reading this list on the Top 10 Most Controversial Player Celebrations in Football . Without wasting much of your time lets now go straight to the list and find out the Top 10 Most Controversial Player Celebrations in Football.
As we all know football is a game that's full of emotions but at times these emotions get the best of the players and this causes them to celebrate in different ways. Making it in tenth place on the Top 10 Most Controversial Player Celebrations in Football is the Celebration that was pulled off by the Togolese Striker Emmanuel Adebayor.
Adebayor at that moment was playing for Manchester City and his side was hosting his former club the Gunners, Arsenal at the Etihad Stadium. After the striker scored against his former club unlike most of the players who don't celebrate after scoring against their clubs Adebayor let his emotions known and ran across the field and slide in front of the visiting Arsenal fans in what seemed as a move to hurt the Arsenal fans. This celebration has since been called the 'running man'.


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Incidents of police brutality continue
22 Mar 2000, 12:00am
Supported by eyewitness reports and medical evidence,
detainees have reported being repeatedly kicked,
punched, kneed, beaten with truncheons and sprayed with pepper after restraint. The victims are mostly non-white foreign or Austrian nationals and in many cases police
are alleged to have used racist language.
In May last year, a 25-year-old Nigerian asylum-seeker, Marcus Omofuma, was deported by three police officers from Vienna airport. On the aeroplane, he was allegedly gagged and bound 'like a mummy stuck to the seat' with adhesive tape. He did not survive the journey.
In November 1998, Dr C, a black Austrian citizen, was stopped by police after reversing his car into a one-way street and was asked 'Why are you driving the wrong way, Nigger?' The police officers reportedly pushed Dr C into a bush of thorns, beat him unconscious,
handcuffed him and continued to beat him after he regained consciousness. Dr C's wife claims one of the police officers shouted to his colleague; ''Make him lame until he can no longer walk''. After being arrested, Dr C was so badly beaten, he was taken to hospital where he spent 11 days recovering.
'Investigations into police ill-treatment have been slow, lacking in thoroughness and often inconclusive.
In the 1998 - 1999 period very few perpetrators of human rights violations were brought to justice. To add insult to injury, counter-charges such as resisting arrest, physical assault or defamation were often brought against detainees who lodged complaints of ill-treatment against police officers,'' Amnesty International said.
Police officers entered a Chinese restaurant in July 1998 and demanded identity papers from employees. The cook, a Chinese national, was reportedly dragged out of the kitchen, beaten and put into a headlock for not producing his papers. One of the waitresses, He Xiuzhen, tried to intervene and was pinned to the ground and hit on the breast. In self-defence she tried to attack the police officer with her shoe but he allegedly beat her with her other shoe. Another waitress involved in the incident, He Xiuqin, later lodged a complaint as did the police officers who complained of physical assault and resisting arrest, as a result of which the three detainees received suspended prison sentences.
In November last year the UN Committee against Torture reviewed Austria's Second Periodic Report to the Committee describing the measures it had taken to implement its obligations under the Convention against Torture. The Committee recommended that police be held to account for violations of human rights and they receive a clear message that abuse of power will not be tolerated.
Amnesty International believes that perpetrators of human rights violations are likely to become all the more confident when they are not held to account before the law. The organisation is renewing its calls on the new Austrian government to seriously address the abuse of police powers by promptly and thoroughly investigating all incidents of ill-treatment, address racism in the police force, send a clear message to police that ill-treatment is unacceptable, and punish the perpetrators.
'The image of a brutal and sometimes racist police force is an ugly one. The Austrian government faces major embarassment in Europe and abroad if it allows rogue police officers to beat people up and get away with it,' Amnesty International warned.


HELSINKI – President Donald Trump will hold a summit Monday Russian President Vladimir Putin in Helsinki. He has said he has "low expectations" for the meeting but he is under pressure to confront Putin over alleged interference by Moscow in the 2016 presidential election.
Putin has repeatedly denied intervention by Moscow in the 2016 election and Trump has often taken the denials at face value. But he faces further pressure to confront Putin after a federal grand jury indicted 12 Russian intelligence agents in a plot to hack into the emails of Democratic campaign officials and leak those emails via Russian-sponsored web sites. That's on top of more than a dozen Russians previously indicted for conspiracy, wire fraud and identity theft as part of an effort to spread propaganda through social media sites.
"Your first request of Vladimir Putin needs to be, tell us which airport we can pick up the 25 Russians that tried to interfere with the fundamentals of our democracy," Rep. Trey Gowdy, R-S.C., said on CBS' "Face the Nation," when discussing what he thought Trump's message should be.
The United States does not have an extradition treaty with Russia, so aides said it's unlikely that the president would seek to get Russia to turn over the intelligence agents indicted last week. "I think it's pretty silly for the president to demand something that he can't get legally,'' National Security Adviser John Bolton said on ABC's This Week.
After Russia moved its military into Ukraine and annexed Crimea in 2014, the United States and other nations instituted a series of economic sanctions against Russia that remain in place over Putin's protests.
In Brussels last week, Trump signaled that U.S. recognition of Crimea as a Russian territory was not out of the question. He suggested that Russian investments on the peninsula might weigh in Russia's favor.
"You know, people like to say, 'Oh, Crimea.' But the fact is, they built bridges to Crimea. They just opened a big bridge that was started years ago. They built, I think, a submarine port; substantially added billions of dollars," Trump said.
Official U.S. policy has been that Russia's armed annexation of the peninsula violated international law and should not be recognized by the rest of the world. European allies are looking for a strong and unequivocal statement that economic sanctions will remain in place until Russia restores the region to Ukrainian control.
For the most part, Putin needs more from the United States than the United States needs from Russia. But one exception may be in Syria, where Russia continues to support the regime of Bashar al-Assad.
Trump has ordered two airstrikes against Syrian targets since he's been president, each time careful not to hit Russian assets that could escalate the situation.
But he has said he would like Russian cooperation – not just to prevent the Syrian government from using chemical weapons and committing other atrocities against its people, but also in combating remaining Islamic State forces in the region.
One of those treaties, the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, will expire in the next two years. But the United States has accused the Russians of violating it and will seek verifiable commitments before renewing the agreement.
Meanwhile, Trump is pushing NATO allies to vastly increase spending on conventional defense forces in Western and Central Europe, and the alliance has been conducting joint military exercises in Eastern Europe and the Baltic Sea. Russia sees those war games as provocative and would like to see them stop – something else that Trump has not ruled out.
Trump's diplomatic style is influenced by his decades of deal-making as much as his briefing books, and personal relationships as much as national interests.
He's also a practitioner of what might be described as photo-op diplomacy, using flattery, insults, and body language in his international relations toolbox.
So every gesture – the length and firmness of the handshake, their distance during talks and their every facial expression – will likely be analyzed for clues about the future of U.S.-Russian relations.
Contributing: Deborah Barfield Berry in Washington.


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Ontario Provincial Police say approximately 6,000 pounds of paint was spilled. The driver was transported to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
Global News reports The Ministry of the Environment has been notified and the Ministry of Transportation is assisting in controlling traffic.
An investigation to determine the cause of the rollover is ongoing.


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Job shortage adds to Haiti's misery
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Saturday, January 30, 2010 – Globe and Mail
PORT-AU-PRINCE — In a folding chair among the mattresses and laundry lines outside the wreckage of his family's house, Olivier Jean-Rénauld is writing his résumé.
The 33-year-old computer science graduate and his friend Chéry Luckson are applying for jobs with Médecins Sans Frontières, which has put out calls for logistics workers to help with the NGO's massive aid effort. The jobs are part-time, Mr. Luckson acknowledges. But when no one has a job and the country's already faltering economy has effectively ceased to exist, it's better than nothing.
As disease threat rises, vaccination program rolls out
Friday, January 29, 2010 – Globe and Mail
PORT-AU-PRINCE — Aid agencies are rolling out an ambitious vaccine program in and around Port-au-Prince in an effort to stem what health experts fear is an impending public-health crisis.
Little by little, the biggest health challenge facing the millions of people displaced by the earthquake is becoming less about treatment for their injuries or even obtaining food and water.
Hundreds of thousands of people are living in an estimated 591 settlements in the Port-au-Prince area. As aid agencies struggle to find a better solution to the strung-together sheets under which people are taking shelter, tent-city denizens are taking matters into their own hands, building more permanent shelters out of scraps of wood and corrugated iron salvaged from the ruins.
From a golf course to a community
Thursday, January 28, 2010 – Globe and Mail
PAUL WALDIE AND ANNA MEHLER PAPERNY
PORT-AU-PRINCE — When the earthquake hit Haiti on Jan. 12, thousands of people who had lost their homes rushed to Port-au-Prince's only golf course, the Pétionville Club.
Today, roughly 50,000 people live on the nine-hole course in a collection of shelters made from blankets, sticks, plastic tarps and tents.
The camp could have ended up like many others across the city – dirty, disorganized and lacking food and water. Instead, thanks to the work of the U.S. Army and some determined aid agencies such as Oxfam and Catholic Relief Services, the camp functions as something close to a community.
Haiti's youth in turmoil
Haiti is in many ways a nation of youth – about half the population is under 18 years old, and 40 per cent under 15; more than a tenth of the country is between the ages of 5 and 9. But its children are also among the most exploited and undereducated in the hemisphere: Half the adult population is illiterate, and an entire underclass of children is relegated to domestic pseudo-slavery.
The country's roiled politics and perpetually dysfunctional government has left a vacuum when it comes to public education, and private schools have become a popular micro-enterprise. A paucity of national education standards makes it even more difficult for Haiti to break out of poverty because its population is so chronically undereducated.
"Businesses in Haiti constantly complain they can't get people to work. Anyone who has skills leaves, and [businesses] are forced to bring in people from the outside," said Carlo Dade, executive director for FOCAL, the Canadian Foundation for the Americas.
Haiti's cultural capital a hub of Canadian involvement
The epicentre of Canada's post-quake relief efforts is a once-picturesque, Carnavale-crazy seaside city on Haiti's south coast. Artsy Jacmel's burgeoning tourist industry was supposed to be leading the country toward economic independence before the city was devastated by the earthquake – schools, hospitals, storied architecture and brand-new hotels flattened.
The port city of 40,000 has an obvious Canadian connection as the family home of Governor-General Michaëlle Jean. But it has also been a significant centre of Canada's public- and private-sector involvement in Haiti for more than a decade. And the thousands of troops and millions of dollars in Canadian aid pouring into devastated Jacmel could be as strategic as altruistic.
For Fanes Boursiquot, however, Jacmel is simply "the most beautiful place in Haiti."
1,415 Canadians still missing, days after Haiti earthquake
The frantic hunt for survivors in the Port-au-Prince rubble is becoming a recovery of corpses – with close to 1,500 Canadians among the missing.
A hotline set up on the night of the earthquake has gotten calls from the anxious family members of 1,415 Canadians, all of whom are now registered as unaccounted for. Amid the chaos of emergency recovery their fate is unclear. But that staggering figure hints at this disaster's unprecedented potential human toll for Canada, which for decades has demonstrated a special affinity for Haiti. More than 150,000 Canadians trace their roots to the crisis-racked country, which is second only to Afghanistan in the amount of Canadian aid it receives. Officials believe that at least 50,000 people perished in the earthquake.
The Department of Foreign Affairs says reconnaissance missions are under way and officials are in frequent touch with the families of the missing.
But even as aid begins to pour in, time is running out for those trapped by the quake.
A nation in ruins
With reports from Tu Thanh Ha and The Associated Press
As the world scrambled to respond to the massive earthquake in Haiti, the scene in its densely populated capital was one of chaos and devastation that completely overwhelmed the country's threadbare emergency resources. Gunshots rang out as night fell and widespread looting was reported.
It remained impossible yesterday to ascertain the number of people killed by the 7.0-magnitude quake, but Haitian President René Préval said casualties could extend beyond 100,000, including three Canadians.
Father Maurice Piquard of the Montfortaint congregation in Port-au-Prince spent Tuesday night outside and woke to a scene of destruction.
"No neighbourhood is spared … the entire city is destroyed," he said, adding that many of his students were crushed beneath buildings and he's still trying to find missing colleagues.
Earthquake 'catastrophe' hits Haiti
Wednesday, January 13, 2010 – Globe and Mail
ANNA MEHLER PAPERNY AND JOHN IBBITSON
With reports from the Associated Press
One of the most powerful earthquakes to ever hit the region slammed impoverished Haiti, leaving the nation in chaos and the global community scrambling to assess the damage and bring aid.
The 7.0 earthquake hit several kilometres southwest of the densely populated capital Port-au-Prince in the late afternoon, but multiple aftershocks continued into the late evening, creating confusion on the ground and internationally.
It was impossible to assess the extensive damage, although reports came in that among the many buildings that came crashing to the ground, a hospital in nearby Pétionville was crushed and both the presidential palace and the headquarters of the United Nations' peace-building mission were extensively damaged.