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Mattoon in Motion wins Google.org Impact Challenge Illinois People's Choice Award
MATTOON IN MOTION WINS GOOGLE.ORG IMPACT CHALLENGE ILLINOIS PEOPLE'S CHOICE AWARD
Cross-County Innovation Center Receives $250,000 Grant from Google.Org in Ceremony Awarding $1 Million in Grants to Illinois Non-Profits as Part of Statewide Impact Challenge
CHICAGO (February 15, 2019)– After receiving the most votes in a hotly-contested weeklong public competition, Mattoon in Motion was announced the People's Choice Winner and awarded a $250,000 grant from Google.org.
Mattoon in Motion is an organization that works to further long-term community development goals for the city of Mattoon. With the Google grant funding, they plan to launch a
Cross-County Innovation Center that will be a sustainable, collaborative space where entrepreneurs of all ages will receive training, mentoring and coaching. The center will provide entrepreneurs and innovators 24/7 access to resources that they need to turn their ideas into reality.
"This was a true community effort and example of our rural community coming together to bring more opportunities to keep and grow our local talent," said Ed Dowd, Executive Director, Mattoon Chamber of Commerce. "We're excited that Google.org's support will enable us to create a place for innovation in our area to help grow our community."
Mattoon in Motion was one of 10Google.org Impact Challenge Illinois winners honored in a ceremony at Google's Chicago office, where they each received $75,000 in grant funding and Google training.The winners, ranging from Girl Scouts of Southern Illinois to Chicago's True Star Media,were selected from 167 entries from all parts of the state after applying to Google.org's first statewide Impact Challenge with their boldest ideas to make positive change.
After a week of intense public voting during which50,000votes were cast,Mattoon in Motionwas announced as the People's Choice Winner at the Chicago ceremony and awarded an additional $250,000 in funding.
"Mattoon in Motion is a great example of the creative approaches nonprofits across Illinois take to solve local challenges and create economic opportunity," said Karen Sauder, head of Google in Chicago. "We're excited to see Mattoon's vision become reality with Google's support."
The Google.org Impact Challenge Illinois winners were chosen by an all-star panel of advisors including former Illinois governor Jim Edgar, former Chicago Bear and founder of the of the "What's Your Forte?" charity Matt Forte, and former chief of staff to former first lady Michelle Obama, now partner at Buckley Sandler Tina Tchen.
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Each year, we meet with Quakers from throughout Pennsylvania at the Fall Quarterly Meeting and Family Gathering. This is a time to engage in fun and inspiring programming for children and adults as well as relax by the campfire, go on long hikes, and build enriching friendships. We have a vibrant Quarter with folks from many different generations. These include young people from the Greenwood Friends School, Elders, seasoned Quakers, folks from rural PA, and joyful young adults.
If you are looking for a way to deepen your spiritual life, meeting Friends from the Upper Susquehanna Quarter can bring joy and growth! Past adult led programs include: Making Kites, Hidden Bias Training, Spiritual Journaling, and a sharing of spiritual journeys. We work to balance experiential learning with discussion.
We have several groups of youth who roam the camp with some friendly adults. Our Middlings and High School group is led by Johanna Jackson.
Younger children spend time with Dorothy Habecker, a beloved teacher who taught Kindergarten at the Friends School for many years.
You can find our youth making toothpick creations, playing tennis, racing the adults on a hike, and spending good old fashioned time in the swamp.
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2015 Southland Senior Tribute: 10 Memories
There have been fewer posts this season than in the past. That's not for lack of ideas, but rather a byproduct of attention being split while still covering the SLC and SFA in other ways. This year, the attention at SFA has clearly been on ESPN broadcasts, of which I was incredibly honored and proud to deliver. In terms of SLC coverage, I have focused on more videos of players. Behind the scenes, professionally, I have begun a new consulting company this year which has been incredibly rewarding regarding my work as a statistician.
This post, however, is something that I intend to do every year going forward. I have never formally turned this list into post until now, but with all of the SLC schools having completed their "Senior Days", this article began to gel and be written in my head. It's a little more of a personal, rather than scientific nature - the latter of which is my typical writing style.
Below are 10 seniors that have made an impact on me as a volleyball fan over the past four years. I track this conference hard. There are many people with more smarts and talents around this conference, but few that know and study the rosters and statistics to the depth that I do. Because of this, as a fan - there are certain players that you come to appreciate even if you only get to see them play two or three times a year. People tell stories about them: stories about trying to defend them or strategize against them, stories about their character or interests. Most of these stories come from coaches, other players and administrators. My personal observations blend with these stories to create a true interest in their careers.
Below, in alphabetical order are the 10 senior stories with a personal touch and a link to a time - if applicable, where I got a chance to speak with them. Thanks to each and every one of these players for their time and generosity. A complete list of 2015 Southland Seniors rounds out the post.
Jacque Allen (SFA)
Could there be any happier player around a volleyball court than Jacque? Every team needs someone to provide lighter moments whether after a crucial loss or in celebration on the bus home. Jacque is that person. Early in her career, I wondered if she would fully round into form at SFA and be a dominant player. Boy, did she ever. One of the most respected middle blockers in the conference, she has 438 career blocks (6th all time at SFA) including 86 solos (2nd all time). If she gets five blocks in the tournament this week, she can move into fifth all time at SFA. I'd say that's rounding into form. She was always one of the first players to greet me in the gym - whether at home or when she spotted me on the road preparing for covering a match. She was always friendly and always accommodating for interviews and conversations.
VIDEO: 2015 Senior Preview Interview with Jacque
Ivy Baresh (TAMUCC)
One of the greatest six-rotation players this conference has seen in recent years. I remember a former assistant coach at SFA telling me about her the on the day she signed her letter of intent. He raved - I mean RAVED - at how good he thought she was going to be. He was right. Baresh is immensely talented. A rock solid passer, the Islanders can trust her on the back row without hesitation. To ease her back from injury, when she couldn't fully jump, the team trusted her defense so much that they used her at libero a bit in 2014. Now, here in her final season, we have seen a full resurgence to Baresh Form. She'll finish the year with over 300 kills and 300 digs which is pretty much insane. But, given she is the only Islander in history with 1000+ kills and digs would you expect any less? If drafting a Southland Conference Volleyball fantasy team, she's an automatic first rounder in any format.
VIDEO: 2015 Interview with Baresh when the Islanders came to play SFA
Glynna Johnson (NSU)
Such an imposing figure when you watch her play, but such a gentle and humble spirit off the court. Despite an incredible career that sees her among the Top 10 in the NCAA in active career blocks, you wouldn't know it talking to her. But, man, do her teammates respect her. The limelight shone on players like Stacey DiFrancesco, Mackenzie Neely and Keelie Arneson - and all for good reason, but each one of them repeatedly would credit Glynna with being an anchor. I'll always remember these recent Demon squads. The stories of my dismissing this group early in their careers are well chronicled. Amazingly, the Northwestern State fans, parents, and players have been able to (at least half-heartedly) forgive me for all that. After all, I was the one that was wrong and wound up embarrassed and even retracting comments after NSU built such an impressive set of teams around players like Johnson. I'm better for all of that. I have many friends at NSU because of it. I'm glad Glynna Johnson was a part of something great. Players with her skill and humble demeanor deserve it.
VIDEO: Recent Interview with Johnson in Nacogdoches
Jennifer Loerch (ACU)
Underrated. Look up the phrase "Just Get it Done" in your sports reference guide thingy and you'll probably see a picture of Jennie Loerch in the margin. You are aware she will finish in the Top 10 in the Southland in kills per set for the THIRD straight year, right? Oh, you're not? That's right, no one pays enough attention to ACU. Well, I do and let me tell you that Loerch is incredible. It's one thing to be strong, intimidating and powerful like some of the hitters on this list. Now, Loerch is no push-over, but she 's not exactly the size of even the typical NCAA DI team kill leader. Doesn't matter, Loerch will eat you alive. Loerch had 24 kills on her senior day and then came back with 21 kills in her final match in a win at Northwestern State. Just punctuation at home AND on the road to an amazing career. A workhorse, always taking a ton of swings, she is someone who literally doesn't know her own stats because she is just interested in beating you down. ACU will play in the SLC Tourney for the first time in 2017 and the groundwork for future Wildcat success was paved in large part by players like Jennie Loerch.
VIDEO: Recent Interview with Loerch in Nacogdoches
Cortney Moore (Lamar)
This is the second year in a row that Moore will hit over .330. Last year, only the aforementioned Jacque Allen hit for a higher percentage that Moore. The first thing out of anyone's mouth over the last two years when you talk about Lamar Volleyball is "those athletic middles". I've heard it from all around the conference - players, coaches, parents, fans: "Those middles at Lamar". People KNOW Cortney Moore. Just one look at her and you realize that she is just pure athleticism. Consistent and dominant. Her career began as the Freshman of the Year in 2012 and will end leading her team in kills, kills per set, hitting percentage and finishing in the Top 5 in the conference in hitting % as well. In case you see all this offense and happen to forget: She tallied 93 blocks this year and 77 the year before. A true go-to player, I'd always shutter when the game was on the line with Lamar because I just knew they would set Moore. And "Moore Often Than Not".. it was a kill.
Unfortunately, Lamar has been rather mum on returning requests for interviews over the past two years. I regret that I've never had a chance to talk with Cortney Moore.
Caiti O' Connell (NSU)
The runner up to Moore in 2012 in the Freshman of the Year balloting, O'Connell was an absolute delight to watch play. Quick: Who had more kills per set among the Demon squad that won the 2014 SLC Tourney.. her or DiFrancesco? You know why I ask.. because the answer is O'Connell. O'Connell never led the Demons in total kills or kills per set in her four years in Natchitoches, but she ALWAYS was in the top 3. On many, many Southland teams over the last few years she would have been the go to hitter. Her stable presence only proves how deep Northwestern State has been with talent over the last few years. I happen to know that O'Connell is as smart as they come and I've first hand observed a high level of integrity and leadership. She was part of that big recruiting class that came to NSU in 2011, but O'Connell took a redshirt her first year on campus. She was the perfect compliment on so many well rounded teams in the last four years at NSU. Had she gone somewhere else, she probably would have even more accolades. But, two Southland pre-season team honors, two Louisiana Sports Writers honors, the 2012 Louisiana Sports Writers Freshman of the Year and one SLC Tourney Team honor should serve to remind you of her impact. Oh yeah, and there's that thing about a ring, too. Caiti O'Connell's built quite the resume. She was always a delight to chat with as well.
AUDIO: Caiti' O'Connell After NSU Wins the 2014 SLC Tournament
OJ Olson (SFA)
I admit it. OJ is just flat out one of my favorite players in the 10 years I've been working for SFA Volleyball. She's a math major and I'm around her each week whether we are in season or in the Spring semester. I've had OJ in one of my classes. She's sat and talked with me in my office many times. So, I easily know her better than anyone in this article. Everyone who reads here knows I love back row defense. We have been blessed with some fantastic liberos through the years, but OJ has as strong a claim on "next best to Figgers" as anyone. Olson has 2114 career digs. That's good for third all-time at SFA. She needs just 7 digs this weekend to break her own season high of 645. When she does, she will occupy both 2nd & 3rd place on the season dig leaders at SFA. She and Figgers are the only two liberos in SFA history with multiple 600-dig seasons. The fact that she wasn't a first-team SLC honoree last year was a complete joke. The libero voting in 2014 was flat out horrible. If by some act of pure madness, her and Kate Klepetka at TAMUCC aren't the top vote getters at libero this year, I might just blow a gasket. Stop letting sentimental coaches' internal player rankings (*cough **UCA last year** cough*) swaying you! C'mon people.. for her senior year.. get it right for once.
VIDEO: OJ Olson Senior Interview
Malina Sanchez (McNeese)
I am so glad to see Sanchez getting back to her dominant ways this year. If she has a big game on Friday and/or McNeese advances to Round 2, she has a great shot at going over 400 kills on the season. She and Jessica Wooten (HBU) are the only two that have a chance to join Heather Schnars (424) at that plateau. I still remember seeing Sanchez as a freshman in Shelton Gym when the Cowgirls came to play SFA in 2012. She probably made the most immediate impact on me of any freshman I've seen in the last four or five years. I thought she was going to jump out of the gym. Like Baresh, Sanchez is great on the back row. McNeese's back row went in the tank several times last year and so Sanchez had to rotate back to help out at libero at times and play more of a defensive posture. This year, McNeese is more stable in the off-colored jersey and Sanchez has gone back to what head coach Ashleigh Fitzgerald tends to call "poundtown". Sanchez is one of the players this weekend that I most want to seek out and talk with again. If for no other reason, just to tell her how much I enjoy watching her play. Just a delight.
AUDIO: Malina Sanchez at the 2013 Southland Conference Tournament
Heather Schnars (UCA)
I can't say anything in this space that you don't already know. My words can't add to the awesomeness that is Heather Schnars. It is so ironic that this week I will drive back to UCA and cover matches in the Ferris Center. You see, in 2012, the SLC Tourney was there as well. When the tournament was over one player was on my mind in terms of breaking out for her sophomore year: Schnars. I was SO impressed - absolutely mesmerized. I remember a conversation I had with then head coach David McFatrich at that tournament. He looked me straight in the eye and said "I am SO glad we decided to finally commit and pursue her coming here. If we had let her go, it would have been one of my most horrible mistakes". He had this sincere, grateful look in his eye and I remembered that all off-season before Schnars came back and began her complete assault on the league. Yes, there have been times where I have questioned the aggressive serving. Yes, I took Wells-Gibson over her for player of the year last year. But let me leave this out here in the most unequivocal way I possibly can: There is no better player currently in the Southland Conference than Heather Schnars. If you have to have a kill, everyone in the gym knows it's going to her. If you are on the other side, you might as well pack it in.. you're already dead. You're NOT stopping her.
AUDIO: Schnars Comments After UCA Wins the 2013 SLC Tournament
Angelique Vidaurri (UIW)
Like Loerch at ACU, Vidaurri has spent the last four years at Incarnate Word knowing that she wouldn't have an opportunity to play in the postseason. Like Loerch, she's been out on the West side of the conference and relatively dismissed with exception only of those that really study the numbers. Make no mistake, Vidaurri - like Loerch - is terribly underrated. Vidaurri is pretty fierce. I've watched her for several years against SFA and I'll tell you this: She wants the ball and she is an amazing competitor. Earlier I wrote that Baresh would be an automatic first rounder if we could create a Southland Conference Volleyball fantasy league. Schnars, of course, would be the first pick. But, if you've ever played fantasy sports, then you know there is that ONE player that you have circled that you think everyone else is going to pass on and you are going to snatch up a round or two early. That's Angelique Vidaurri - the ultimate value pick. 2012: Led her team in kills as a freshman. 2013: Honorable Mention All-Southland. 2014: Went over 400 kills. This year, the emergence of freshman Autumn Lockley eased some of her load, but she is still second on the team in total kills. Like Loerch, someone owes Vidaurri a "thank you for paving the road" when UIW steps on the court for the 2017 Southland Conference Tourney.
I spoke briefly with Vidaurri last week after UIW beat SFA in her final collegiate match. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to schedule an interview with her before the match due to preparations for our own Senior Day festivities. Due to purely random scheduling conflicts, I never was able to travel to San Antonio with SFA while she was at UIW.
Five other seniors that stick out to me as I think back over the years:
Amy South (UCA).. very gracious in granting a video interview last year
Allison Doerpinghaus (HBU)... towering.. I remember sidling up to her in 2014 before a match to see if she was legit 6'4" since I am that tall... the answer was yes.
Kelly Graham (McNeese).... smooth.. love the ball coming off her hands. One of my fave setters.
Celeste Ramirez (UNO)... see Graham.. always loved that Ramirez was good at libero AND setter.
Tori Bates (SFA).... class. I'll just leave it at that. So, classy.
Congrats and thank you to all of the 15 seniors above as well as these that round out this year's class:
ACU: Sarah Siemens and Madison Hoover
UCA: Corri Hunt
UIW: Kaitlyn Brooks, Taylor McClelland and Jordan Reifsteck
LU: Jenna Jackson
McNeese: Amber Fryer
UNO: Sara Hammotene, Lauren Levy and Milica Zmiric
Nicholls: Alyse Barclay
NSU: Amanda Kunz
SLU: Mikayla Shippy, Shelby Devlin, Tiffany Thomas, Veronica Turk and Brooke Balser
TAMUCC: Kelsee Felux, Hailey King and Shayla Maldonado
SFA: Jordan McArdle
Sam Houston didn't have any seniors!
See you at the Tournament on Friday!!
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Thomas Edmund O'Dwyer (5 November 1919 – 1 September 2005) was an Australian cricketer who played 15 first-class matches for Western Australia between 1946 and 1960. He is best known as the last player to dismiss Donald Bradman in a first-class match in Australia. O'Dwyer was born in Bridgetown, Western Australia, to John and Isabel (née Priest) O'Dwyer. His father was manager of the local Lands Department office. O'Dwyer's family moved to Perth when he was five, and he attended St. Patricks College (now part of Trinity College). He began playing cricket with the North Perth C-grade team, and later played for Subiaco and Mount Lawley in the WACA District competition.

Bowling left-arm orthodox spin, O'Dwyer made his first-class debut for Western Australia against the touring Marylebone Cricket Club team in October 1946, and took two wickets on debut, dismissing Joe Hardstaff leg before wicket and having Bill Edrich caught. The following season, he was a member of Western Australia's inaugural Sheffield Shield side against South Australia, taking 5/47 in South Australia's first innings to record his first five-wicket haul. Later in the 1947–48 season, the Australian side touring England stopped in Perth and played a match against Western Australia, with O'Dwyer becoming the last bowler to dismiss Don Bradman in a first-class match in Australia, having him caught by Tom Outridge.

O'Dwyer retired at the conclusion of the 1960 season to concentrate on his work, having played a total of 15 first-class matches, in which he scored 305 runs at an average of 16.05, and took 41 wickets at an average of 34.51. His best bowling figures were taken against Queensland in February 1948, taken seven wickets for 79 runs in Queensland's first innings. Outside of cricket, O'Dwyer worked in the insurance business, and was also involved with the Roman Catholic Church and the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul. He died in Perth in September 2005.

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Drug task force investigation nets 7 arrests
Drug task force investigation nets 7 arrests Drug task force investigation nets 7 arrests Check out this story on thenews-messenger.com: https://ohne.ws/2KdD0gg
Craig Shoup, Fremont News-Messenger Published 2:14 p.m. ET June 22, 2018 | Updated 3:05 p.m. ET June 22, 2018
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FREMONT - Seven area residents were charged after a four-day Sandusky County Drug Task Force Investigation.
The string of arrests were carried out over a four-day investigation that began June 18, the second group of arrests by the task force in a month.
In May, 13 people were charged as part of an undercover investigation with one man being held at gunpoint inside the parking lot of the Potter Village Shopping Center.
The most recent task force investigation resulted in the following arrests:
• Michael Perin, 39, of Fremont, who was charged with two felony counts of trafficking in heroin and is alleged to have had a handgun when he was arrested.
• Ronald Boonie, 22, of Fremont, was charged with drug possession and drug paraphernalia possession after task force agents allegedly found a digital scale and a mason jar of marijuana.
• Brandon Bates, 36, of Fremont was charged with drug possession after task force agents allegedly found marijuana, three Oxycodone pills and $385 on her person.
• Allan Andrews, 35, of Bellevue, was charged with trafficking in drugs.
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• Krista Jackson, 41, of Fremont and Anna Kimmet, 49, of Port Clinton, were also charged
Jackson faces two felony counts of trafficking in cocaine, one felony count of trafficking in heroin and one felony count of tampering with evidence.
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Kimmet is charged with one felony of trafficking cocaine.
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• Houston Stubbs, 42, of Fremont, was charged with three felony counts of trafficking cocaine.
• Kevin Wierzorek, who was arrested during a March drug task force raid, was indicted by a grand jury on drug trafficking charges.
2 arrested by Sandusky County Drug Task Force
Wierzorek was arrested in March after drug task force agents raided a commercial building on Allen Street in Fremont and found suspected heroin, methamphetamine and marijuana.
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During a second search the same day a half-mile from the Allen Street search, the task force arrested Cortney Castillo, 27, who had an active warrant on a probation violation.
Additional charges are still pending against Castillo.
The Sandusky County Drug Task Force is funded by a levy passed in May 2017 to fund additional agents on the task force, whose job is to arrest drug dealers in Sandusky County.
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Oisin Deery
Lecturer, Department of Philosophy
Centre for Agency, Values and Ethics (CAVE)
Emailoisin.deerymq.eduau
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I'm a Lecturer and ARC DECRA Research Fellow in the Department of Philosophy at Macquarie University.
I'm also an Assistant Professor (on leave of absence) in the Department of Philosophy at York University, Toronto, Canada. I'm (still) an Adjunct Research Fellow in the Department of Philosophy at Monash University, in Melbourne, Australia.
From 2017-19, I was a Lecturer in the Department of Philosophy at Monash University, Australia. From 2016-17, I was a Philosophy and Science of Self-Control Postdoctoral Research Fellow in the Department of Philosophy at Florida State University. From 2014-16, I was a Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) Postdoctoral Research Fellow in the Department of Philosophy at The University of Arizona. In 2013-14, I was a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the University of Montreal. I completed my Ph.D. in philosophy in 2013 at the University of British Columbia.
'Oisín' is pronounced Oh-Sheen. Just say "Sheen," as in "Martin Sheen," then stick an "Oh" in front.
My research interests lie at the intersection of philosophy of mind and action, artificial intelligence, metaphysics, and ethics.
Recently, I finished writing a monograph (under contract) for Oxford University Press, which develops a naturalistic approach to free will. Expect to see it on shelves in 2021.
I also work on ethical issues in artificial intelligence. In November 2019, I was awarded a DECRA (Discovery Early Career Researcher Award) by the Australian Research Council for a project on agency and artificial intelligence, which I will pursue at Macquarie University from 2020-23. Here's an interview I did in 2019 on the AI Australia podcast on the topic of bias in machine-learning systems; and here's a talk I gave with Katherine Bailey at the Responsible AI Meetup in Melbourne, Australia in May 2019.
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Free Will Arts & Humanities 100%
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Compatibilism Arts & Humanities 63%
freedom of will Social Sciences 61%
Determinism Arts & Humanities 60%
Incompatibilist Arts & Humanities 38%
Experimental philosophy Arts & Humanities 38%
Folk Intuitions Arts & Humanities 35%
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Free actions as a natural kind
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Natural Kinds 87%
rights of way 50%
Free Will 27%
Revisionist 15%
Naturally free action
Deery, O., 2021, Oxford, UK ; New York: Oxford University Press. 224 p.
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Determinism 34%
Realist 23%
The experience of free will
Deery, O. & Nahmias, E., 2021, (Accepted/In press) A companion to free will. Campbell, J. (ed.). Wiley-Blackwell, Wiley
The effective and ethical development of Artificial Intelligence: an opportunity to improve our wellbeing: ethics, bias and statistical models
Deery, O. & Bailey, K., 2018, Australian Council of Learned Academia (ACOLA). 10 p. (Horizon Scanning Series)
Defeating manipulation arguments: interventionist causation and compatibilist sourcehood
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Something up with Which I Will Not Put
The OLD blog by Maggie
Unclear on the concept?
Some of you may recall that my grandmother passed away this past January. Because she died in the winter, her casket was stored in a crypt to await burial in the spring. The interment took place last Monday.
More or less.
My grandmother's grave is next to my grandfather's, naturally. In fact, her name and date of birth were carved into the stone in 1993, when my grandfather died. I realize this is standard practice, but it still seems a little creepy to me to have your gravestone, four numbers shy of completion, sitting there, waiting for you for 15 years. But I digress.
When my grandfather died, it was summertime, and the funeral included the interment. The family gathered at the graveside, and watched as the casket was lowered into the ground. So although there was a four-and-a-half-month interval this time, we were expecting the interment to be pretty much the same thing – casket gets lowered into the ground. In-terre.
So my sister and I arrive at the cemetery – much earlier than anyone else, despite my dad's conviction that we would be late – and settle in to wait for my parents and aunt and uncle, not to mention the guest of honour. I decide that I'll visit the site, just to have a quiet moment alone with my grandfather before the ceremony. Now, the last time I was at the grave, I have to admit, was 1993. I was confident I would find it, though, since I clearly remembered standing in front of the grave, looking out onto the lake, with a tree swaying in the gentle breeze.
Of course, I conveniently forgot that the entire cemetery is basically lakeviews with gently swaying trees. (It's very lovely, really.)
Thankfully, at the far end of the cemetery, there are two men, one of whom is clearly the operator of a small earthmover, which is parked nearby. I walk over and tell them I am there for my grandmother's burial, and could they help my find her grave. The earthmover guy physically turns me and points to a green box a few rows over, and says "that's her over there."
See? I knew I could find it.
So I get to the grave, with the new numbers freshly carved into the stone, and find a small open box, plywood covered with astroturf, positioned directly over my grandmother's final resting place. What I do not find is a big hole. Nor is there a mound of earth.
I consider whether it's possible that the green box is like a tiger trap…
As I am walking back to my sister's car to continue waiting for the rest of the family, the earthmover guy drives past, then stops, dismounts, and retrieves an old bouquet from another grave. As he walks past me, he winks and says "I need a monkey."
Unfamiliar with etiquette in this situation, I am speechless. Then he explains that if he had a monkey, he could train it to retrieve the old flowers. Classy.
Ok, so everyone else arrives, including the pallbearers, the casket, the minister and the funeral director. We all make our way over to the grave, where there is still no big, traditional, you've-seen-it-in-all-the-movies hole. I can see my dad going through the same mental process – isn't there supposed to be a hole? In-terre?
Anyway, the pallbearers bring the casket from the hearse and place it on the green box, which, as it turns out, is not a tiger trap, but rather a platform. The minister does his usual schtick, then the funeral director pulls a flask from his breast pocket. This was not as promising as it sounds – the flask is filled with sand, which he pours on the casket to symbolize the whole dust-to-dust thing. Amens are said, the minister shakes everyone's hand…
…and we're apparently done.
Except no one's in the terre.
So my dad beckons the funeral director over and asks the obvious question – isn't there supposed to be a hole and a lowering into said hole, etc., etc.?
Which is when we all learn two new terms: the funeral director explains that this is what they [presumably "in the business"] call a "dry set." Apparently this is a growing trend; because the ground is frequently unstable, there is a risk of the sides of the grave collapsing [there's a lovely image] and posing a risk to the pallbearers [again, lovely image – pallbearers, arms pinwheeling, sliding in with the casket]. Instead, more and more cemeteries have a graveside "dry set" interment, and after the family and funeral party leaves, the "cemeterians will take care of her." Cemetarian, presumably, is a fancy word for monkey-lovin' earthmover guy.
So, as my dad observed, we walked away, leaving her in the casket, still on the green box, in the bright sunshine. Not in the terre.
Fortunately, my sister returned later that afternoon, and confirmed that my grandmother had clearly been interred, for real.
All of which is to say, perhaps cremation is a better option?
But seriously…
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NPFL players should avoid road travels – Obuh
Former Nigeria youth coach John Obuh said players in the Nigeria Professional Football League need orientation on the risks they face when they travel by road.
Obuh made the statement while reacting to the death of Enugu Rangers forward Ifeanyi George on Sunday morning and the kidnapping of Enyimba midfielder Dayo Ojo on the same day.
Football activities in Nigeria, including the NPFL, were suspended last Wednesday as the country work towards containing the spread of the coronavirus pandemic and clubs granted the players permission to leave their clubs.
George, 26, died along Benin-Agbor Expressway, after his car bumped into a stationary truck, while Enyimba's Ojo was abducted alongside Abia Warriors' Benjamin Iluyomade on the Benin-Owo highway.
In avoiding similar incidents in the future, Obuh believes players should be restricted from travelling during breaks.
"The players and the officials, including the coaches during the league season have enough risks of travelling," Obuh told Goal.
"If para-adventure you have no opportunity not to travel, most especially during this 14-day quarantine, immediately you hear there is a break you don't just have to jump into the car and start travelling.
"It is not the best for the players. These players don't even want a day off, because once there's a break they already have plans of travelling.
"That is why I still want to believe they really need to be orientated.
"They really need to understand that travelling is not the best option at every point in time but if they want to travel, they must make the necessary arrangements."


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Ben Osborn
Player, Sheffield United, 2019–
It feels very weird to be referred to as a coach.
I am a coach, I suppose, but I'm still very much a player in my head. Even if I am coaching and learning to be a coach, it still feels odd to be called one.
But my first steps into coaching have felt like the natural path for me.
I did my FA Level 2 when I was in the academy at Nottingham Forest. It was mandatory for all players in the youth team there to do their Level 2 badge – nowadays, they have to do their UEFA C – and I felt comfortable straight away.
The guy taking the sessions was Brian Borrows, who works with the PFA and used to play for Everton and Coventry. He saw how much I enjoyed it and told me he thought I should continue with my coaching qualifications. He suggested I look into doing my B Licence there and then!
I was still only 17, though. I was so young, and all I really wanted was to get a professional contract.
Osborn comes up against Fulham's Scott Parker while in action for Nottingham Forest in 2014 David Rogers/Getty Images
I spent the next few years really getting my head down and working hard to get into the first-team squad.
Once I had managed that and was playing regularly for Forest, I started thinking about coaching again. I was in my early 20s, and I was interested in dipping my toe into it.
Obviously, I wasn't thinking about a move away from playing or anything. But I'd have conversations with some of the older lads at the club about coaching, and it definitely interested me.
"No matter what you're doing, kids want something competitive to finish with"
I got the chance to do my B Licence at Forest at the age of 23. Finishing it was delayed a little bit because I moved from Forest to Sheffield United, but I completed that badge by the time I was 26.
I'd also started having conversations with an ex-teammate, Jack Andrews. He had got in touch with me about the possibility of putting on a weekly session in Nottingham for grassroots kids.
We had a think about what exactly that project would look like. Now, two or three years later, I've been coaching nine to 15-year-olds more or less every single Monday night.
Osborn coaches grassroots kids every Monday night Alex Pantling
Our thinking was that, when kids get up to the age of around 18 and start training with a senior team, they don't get much chance to work on the technical aspects of their game. The focus is always on the next match; it's almost all tactical stuff and keeping your fitness up.
So, we thought we'd put on sessions for kids that focused entirely on technique. We wanted to give kids hours and hours of coaching of their shooting, their dribbling, their passing. All different parts of their game that might get neglected later on.
The hope was that giving the players these extra sessions would give them an advantage as they got older, and their teams' training was geared more towards match preparation.
"At 27, I'm the youngest person on my A Licence course"
It turned out that we had to rethink a little, because no matter what you're doing – even if you're focusing on shooting – players want something competitive at the end. They want some small-sided games to finish with.
We still want it to be about enjoyment for these kids. The last thing you want is a young lad not wanting to go to training. It has to be engaging for them – and, most of all, fun.
I remember some teammates when I was younger who found training a bit of a chore. They fell out of love with the game a little as a result.
Alex Pantling
So, we have a real focus on making sure the players have enjoyed themselves. That's the first thing we ask about after a session: "Did you enjoy it?" We make sure we get feedback from the parents, too, so we know how to improve.
It has meant that, by 27, I've got a fair bit of experience under my belt. So, I decided to get started on my A Licence.
I am – just about – the youngest person on that course. Sunderland's Tom Flanagan is also on it, and he's a couple of years older than me. I don't want to retire the other guys early, but they are a bit older than us! They are at a point in their careers where they're thinking more about coaching roles than Tom and I.
"I'm sure my coaching has helped me on the pitch as well"
Sheffield United are great with giving me the tools to learn and improve. Jack Lester, the head of academy, and Paul Heckingbottom, the Under-23 lead coach, are so supportive. They push me to get better at coaching, and they definitely make me want to go further with it. They let me take the academy lads for training, and I can use them in my assessment on my A Licence, too.
When I was a youngster at Forest, I was good mates with Chris Cohen and Andy Reid (below). They are both a bit older than me, but we seemed to think about the game in a similar way. They've both gone on to become coaches – which is no surprise to me – and that has influenced my thinking, too.
The turnover of managers at Forest meant I saw loads of different styles of coach. I've seen loads of different ways of doing things. That might be what has influenced me most of all. I think I've got a good, rounded view of how to be a good coach.
Andy Reid, with whom Osborn used to talk about football in depth, has gone into coaching Laurence Griffiths/Getty Images
My coaching has helped me on the pitch as well, I'm sure.
I've found myself not only noticing things that I'm doing wrong, but also recognising how I could solve problems, too.
There have been times when I've lost the ball early on in a game. Normally, I wouldn't really think about it. I might just think I'm not having the best game.
"Now I'm able to watch clips back and recognise why something went wrong"
Now, though, I realise if I'm not finding the right space, or I'm not checking over my shoulder regularly enough. I recognise why I lost the ball. Scanning is something I try and drill into young players, so why shouldn't I be telling myself to do it, too?
There are also times when I've noticed space on the pitch that, as a team, we need to cover better, or that we could try and exploit. I'll happily call a teammate over to tell them when that happens, too.
I might have to be selective with what I say or how I word it, depending on who I'm speaking to. But it generally seems to go down well – especially when it works!
Some players might notice these things naturally, but that wasn't the case with me. I've definitely noticed an improvement in that regard since I've started coaching.
I've not had to do it yet, but I think I'd feel comfortable enough to speak to the gaffer about making a tweak if I think I've noticed something out on the pitch that could be improved.
I'm now a lot more aware of what's happening everywhere, rather than just focusing on myself.
"I had thought about being a physio, but I know I wouldn't be able to keep my mouth shut!"
Chema Sanz, the assistant to Slavisa Jokanovic, has been really open with me, and we've had some great conversations about the team. We agree on a lot, and he's particularly open to hearing the players' opinions. All of the coaching staff are, really.
Our analysis department is really good, too. Since I've been coaching, I've managed to use what they give me so much more.
I'm able to watch clips back and think about why something went wrong, where previously I might have just seen that I did something badly and thought: "Oh, well, that needs to be better."
Osborn is fully focused on getting Sheffield United back in to the Premier League – for now Lewis Storey/Getty Images
I've been able to take things away and work on specific parts of my game. I can see the improvements in my game that have come out of my coaching. My awareness has got way, way better.
I get a lot of enjoyment from conversations I've had with Billy Sharp. He has done his A Licence, and we chat about the things we think the team needs to do better.
He's a bit older than me so he's a bit more of a vocal leader, but I might try and drip-feed the odd thing to him quietly. We've been fortunate in that we've been agreeing on things, though, so we're making positive suggestions to the team.
"I want another crack at the Premier League"
I've known for a long time that I'm going to stay in the game once my playing days are over. Once upon a time, I had considered physiotherapy.
Now, with the way I am about the game – the opinions and understanding I've got – I don't see any way I could be a physio and not have the opportunity to have my say on the team. I'd find it too hard to keep my mouth shut!
I'm enjoying the coaching I've done, so it will certainly be something I look into more once I'm nearer the end of my career. And, who knows, maybe management as well.
But for now, I'm still very much in the peak years of my career and my focus is on getting back into the Premier League.
The 2020/21 season wasn't a very good season for us, but I still really enjoyed it. As soon as you're out of the Premier League, you miss it. I want another crack at it as soon as possible.
I'm not thinking about a full-time move into coaching just yet. Eventually, though, it will become my main focus.
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Windsor To Get Its Own Minor League Baseball Team: The Northern Colorado Owlz
By Jesse Sarles December 1, 2020 at 11:07 am
Filed Under:Colorado News, Windsor News
WINDSOR, Colo. (CBS4) – A minor league baseball team is moving from Utah to northern Colorado. An eight-team Pioneer League unveiled by Major League Baseball Monday will include the Grand Junction Rockies, Rocky Mountain Vibes in Colorado Springs and the new arrival — the Northern Colorado Owlz in Windsor. The Owls previously played in Orem, Utah, and they're an affiliate of the Los Angeles Angels.
Pro ball stays in the Pioneer League as the eight clubs are set to become an independent MLB Partner League.
➡ https://t.co/SvDCAJL7eT pic.twitter.com/vx4n2q8ZDL
— Minor League Baseball (@MiLB) November 30, 2020
The Pioneer League has been designated a partner league of MLB, with teams no longer affiliated with specific major league teams beginning in 2021.
The Owlz will play at Future Legends Sports Complex. It's located at 801 Diamond Valley Drive in Windsor.
Future Legends Complex welcomes the Northern Colorado Owlz! https://t.co/4l02shNjMR pic.twitter.com/vCpWMN3EkJ
— Future Legends Complex (@FLComplex) November 30, 2020
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New technology to curb drunk driving
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Imagine this scenario: you leave a function after a couple of drinks, thinking that you're perfectly capable of driving. You fire up the engine of your vehicle and head for home.
Driver Monitoring Camera in a Volvo research vehicle
Your car knows that you should not be driving. It decides that you are somewhat intoxicated, so it slows to a stop the minute that you pull away from the curb, parking itself safely and then remaining stationary. Your car could have saved your life (and, possibly the lives of others!)
Greg Maruszewski, Managing Director of Volvo South Africa. Credit- Volvo
Does this sound like a pipe dream? It's not – assuming that you drive a Volvo.
While this technology is currently unavailable, Volvo Cars is working on installing in-car cameras and other sensors that will monitor the driver and allow the car to intervene if a clearly intoxicated driver does not respond to warning signals and could cause an accident involving serious injury or death.
According to Greg Maruszewski, Managing Director of Volvo Car South Africa, that intervention could involve limiting the car's speed, alerting the Volvo on Call assistance service and, as a final course of action, actively slowing down and safely parking the car.
He explains that the cameras will monitor behaviour that could lead to serious injury or death. "Examples of such behaviour include a complete lack of steering input for extended periods of time, drivers who are detected to have their eyes closed or off the road for extended periods of time, as well as extreme weaving across lanes or excessively slow reaction times," Maruszewski explains.
While these in-car cameras will be rolled out globally, they are especially good news for South African road users. According to Arrive Alive, drunk driving is one of the biggest threats to road safety in South Africa. Research indicates that a whopping 50% of people who die on the roads have a blood alcohol concentration above the legal blood alcohol content limit of 0.05 gram per 100 millilitres. 1.
The World Health Organization (WHO) concurs that the situation in South Africa is dire. In its 2018 Global Status Report On Road Safety, the WHO says that 58% of all road accidents in South Africa involve alcohol. It goes on to state that road traffic injury is now the leading global cause of death for people aged between five and 29 years. 2.
Trent Victor, Professor of Driver Behaviour at Volvo Cars, agrees that drinking and driving is a massive problem. "There are many accidents that occur as a result of intoxicated drivers. Some people still believe that they can drive after having had a drink, and that this will not affect their capabilities. We want to ensure that people are not put in danger as a result of intoxication," he explains.
Maruszewski believes that the in-car cameras – which will be introduced in vehicles built on the next generation of Volvo's scalable SPA2 vehicle platform in the early 2020s – will go a long way towards addressing this problem. "Simply put, this technology will translate into fewer drunk drivers on South African roads, which can only be a good thing," he notes.
The cameras are but one safety initiative that is being rolled out by Volvo Cars.
"When it comes to safety, our aim is to avoid accidents altogether rather than limit the impact when an accident is imminent and unavoidable," explains Henrik Green, Senior Vice President, Research and Development at Volvo Cars.
The company is also working towards avoiding accidents via two other important initiatives: with effect from model year 2021, Volvo Cars will limit the top speed on all its cars to 180 km/h. "This will send a strong signal about the dangers of speeding," comments Maruszewski.
Thanks to its Care Key innovation, future Volvo drivers will be able to impose limitations on their car's top speed before lending their car to others. Care Key will also come into effect in model year 2021 derivatives.
"The Care Key, the monitoring cameras, the speed limit as well existing driver assistance systems all serve one single aim: to support safer driving," concludes Maruszewski.
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Back about 3 months ago, I went into a meeting with my department's VP, expecting to walk out with 1/3 fewer team members and 1/3 less responsibility. I was overloaded as it was and had been told my job needed additional focus on a single, strategic project. What really happened was I walked out with 33% more team members, 50% more responsibility and an entirely new reporting structure. Needless to say, I was a bit surprised, but pleasantly so.
This role has been a lot of fun and includes a lot of additional challenges, all of which are in the direction I want to be taking. Its kind of funny that the things in my job I least enjoy (although I do enjoy all parts of my job, its just that I enjoy some parts more than others) are the ones that are most related to my old role. Nothing bad there at all; I just really enjoy the new stuff I'm getting to do.
But along with all those additional challenges come the realization that I can't do it all; that I can't be everywhere at once. Not that I could before, but the realization is just more obvious now than before. I'll be the first to admit that I'm stressed out, often frazzled and in major need of additional sleep. My mind is racing all the time and my focus is fractured more than a glass vase dropped from the Eiffel Tower.
First, if you're going to be the best at what you do, be prepared for a LOT of repetitive work. That doesn't necessarily mean filling out forms or shuffling paper, it means spending the majority of your productive time being productive, not just going through the motions. This is hard; it requires drive, determination and all kinds of overused and poorly understood buzz words.
Second, you've got to focus on that work. This is the part of the article where I realized that my analysis skills were atrophying from lack of use. I've spent the last few months in meetings 75%+ of my days. That's not necessarily a bad thing, but it does mean I have less time to spend in focused practice on my actual role.
Yes, much of what is accomplished in those meetings is also part of my new role. One of the things that I enjoy about my organization, especially compared to some really dysfunctional former employers, is that we actually seem to accomplish things in meetings. Wasting every hour of the day in useless meetings really stinks, so I know I'm fortunate to not spend the majority of my time that way now.
Which is where I come to the next lesson of this article: attitude. There have been times, especially during those meetings I feel are rolling around in circles, where nothing really gets accomplished, that I just want to storm out and 'go get some real work done'. This rolls over into my non-work life as well. My evenings have been filled up with processing email that wasn't even looked at during the week. I'm a firm adherent to the Inbox Zero philosophy, so a box with dozens of unread emails makes me twitch like crazy. Its something I just can't help but comb through, no matter how much I would rather be reading a good book (or writing on this blog).
And this brings me to the last point, one not brought up by the authors of the study, namely that being great requires sacrifice. If the 'average' players in the study practiced their instrument 2 hours per day and the 'elite' players spent 6 hours in study, that's 4 hours the 'elites' could have spent elsewhere, but chose not to do so. Being great, or at least doing great work, means not doing non-great things.
I think it is this last point that is what is the hardest thing for me personally about my job. I am thankful that I get to spend my time doing a lot of good things; I just wish I got to spend more of my time doing great things.
So that, in a very wordy nutshell, is exactly why I haven't been spending time on this blog in a couple months. I've missed you all, Better Projects readers. I've missed discussing topics near and dear to the hearts of those of us who do projects. In short, I missed trying to work out how to be great with you all. Lets not be apart so long ever again. I won't promise not to stray for short times, but I do promise to always return.


Rhonda's question is one that I suspect all genealogists wrestle with about this time of year, each and every year. Should we keep those Christmas cards we receive from friends, family and neighbors or do we just throw them away? Add to that, Rhonda's predicament of having inherited a box of old Christmas cards from her Grandmother.
The first Christmas card was commissioned by Sir Henry Cole and illustrated by John Callcott Horsley in London on May 1, 1843. Since that time, people across the globe have been sending and receiving Christmas cards as part of the Christmas season. This tradition of sending cards has always been a way of communicating with family and friends. Many people write messages in their cards or send photographs.
Example of one of the first Christmas cards from 1843.
I have a confession to make: I have kept every Christmas card that I have ever received. To some this may seem extreme, but for me I feel like I am saving my family's history. I have cards from family members that have passed and this is the only record I have of their handwriting or signature. These cards are very precious to me.
Before the preservation process can take place, it is important to document each card by digitizing them.
Digitizing Christmas cards can be very tedious and time consuming. However, if you want to insure that these records are preserved in case of a disaster that destroys the cards, digitization is a must. If you don't want to keep the cards, but only want to document the information in them, digitizing them can accomplish this goal.
Scan the entire card including the front, inside and back. Place the scans in a computer file of the ancestor who sent the card in a separate folder entitled "Greeting Cards". Also, scan the envelope the card was mailed in, if you have it.
Take a soft #2 pencil and on the back of the card write the year it was received. Hopefully, the card's subject will tell what the occasion was, but if not, you might want to make a note of the occasion.
Consider placing a note in your family genealogy software that says something like "Christmas 2016, received Christmas card from Aunt Marie, she signed the card". If the person wrote a message in the card, you might want to transcribe that into the notes field as well. Also, record the sender's mailing address from the envelope.
Preserving Christmas cards or any greeting card is very easy. It is really a matter of using the right materials and being consistent in the archiving process.
Take the greeting card and put it in an archival plastic sleeve that is the right size for the card. The archival supply stores have all kinds of sizes to choose from. Next, put the cards in the Hollinger box. I normally organize the greeting cards by surname and then within that surname I put the cards in date order by year. If you have a lot of greeting cards, like I do, you might want to dedicate a Hollinger box to one surname.
The process is quite simple and gets the greeting cards in order so they can be enjoyed. This also helps when you are looking for a certain card sent by a particular family member, they are easy to find.
Don't let those Christmas cards overwhelm you! Organize them and preserve them so that they can be enjoyed by all.
Here is a listing of online archival materials stores. Archival tissue paper and boxes can be purchased at any of the following online archival stores. They all have online catalogs and paper catalogs that can be sent to your home. Also, be sure to sign up for email notifications because they periodically have sales and will send out email notifications.


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Q: Default annotation route works but not the others - Symfony 4.2 I'm facing a problem that I don't understand. I simply create a Controller with make:controller and everything works, but when I want to create a new method, my route annotation doesn't work (whereas the default one works normally). T
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namespace App\Controller;

use Symfony\Bundle\FrameworkBundle\Controller\AbstractController;
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The / route redirects me to the default page of Symfony and any other name for the route returns the No route found error.
Also, PHPStorm tells me that Import' Symfony\Component\Routing\Annotation\Route is never used when you can see that they are there...
How to solve this ? Thanks !

A: Check your config/routing.yaml

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Nola Fitzgerald
Mrs. Nola C. Newbern Fitzgerald, age 99, of Douglas, passed away peacefully Tuesday afternoon, October 14, 2014 at her beloved residence, following an extended illness. She was born October 20, 1914 to the late Jesse Newbern and the late Claud Beard Newbern. Mrs. Fitzgerald, a native and lifelong resident of Coffee County, was a retired school teacher having taught at both Upton and Broxton. She was a member of the Retired Teachers Association of Coffee County. She was a dispatcher during World War II for the 63rd Army/Air Force Flight Training Detachment for which she had remained active until her death. During her younger years, her passion was for farming and she was also known for her expertise in growing vegetables and raising livestock. She was preceded in death by her husband, Mr. Henry Perry Fitzgerald, 1 brother, Jesse Newbern, Jr. and 1 sister, Mrs. Annalee Kight. She enjoyed being an active member of the Broxton United Methodist Church, but she had spent most of her time communicating and entertaining friends that she had made during her almost 100 years of life. Survivors include: 1 Sister: Winnie White of Douglas, GA; 4 Nieces: Anna Rae Johnson of Douglas, GA; Jaunda (Ronnie) Ponsell of Griffin, GA; Joy Cook and Janice (Rodney) Downie all of Brunswick, GA; 3 Nephews: Kilbert (Eva) Milhollin of Marietta, GA, Kyle (Connie) Milhollin of Douglas, GA, Jesse (Cathy) Newbern III of Roanoke, VA; Several Great Nieces and Great Nephews, Friends and Other Relatives. Graveside Services were held Thursday, October 16, 2014 at 1:00 P.M. at the Broxton City Cemetery with Rev. Elick Bullington and Rev. Beverly King officiating. A Fly Over was presented by the 63rd Army/Air Force Flight Training Detachment. A special thanks to all of Mrs. Fitzgerald's caregivers for their kindness during her illness. The Group includes Annette Johnson, Tony Wynn, JoAnne Wright, Stacie Milhollin, Cheryl Reynolds, Jean Smith, Bernice Roberts, Keely Rothacher, Kate Curtic and Nancy Thompson. In lieu of Flowers, the family has requested that donations be made to the Broxton United Methodist Church Ricketson Funeral Home was in charge of the arrangements.
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Three young reindeer audience members.
Rich and the kids jooining in the reindeer games.


Lessons and stories from the "Other Side"
Here is a mind blowing reincarnation story that took 765 years to come full circle for one soul. It all started in the 13th century in Cologne Germany. The then ruler and Bishop of the Cologne region, Arch Bishop Konrad Von Hochstaden, perceived the need to create a bigger, more magnificent Cathedral to house the bones of the Three Magi that were brought to the City by his predecessor decades prior. An increasing number of pilgrims were streaming to Cologne to venerate the relics and Konrad saw the opportunity to increase the prestige of the city and to draw even more pilgrims. Konrad set in motion the process of planning and financing the new Cathedral. In 1248, he laid the foundation stone for the choir of the cathedral. In 1261, Konrad was assassinated, but the building of the Cathedral continued. Medieval cathedrals take centuries to complete and this was certainly the case for the Cologne Cathedral. Building was halted in 1473, leaving it unfinished for 400 years.
In the 1500's, the soul of Konrad returned to life as Thaddeus, the abbot of the Cistercian monastery of nearby Kamp-Linfort. Coincidently, Abbot Thaddeus did visit the unfinished Cologne Cathedral on more than one occasion, but never realized his intimate spiritual link to the Cathedral.
300 years later, the German government restarted the construction of the Cathedral and it was finally completed to the original plan, in 1880. It was not until August 1st, 2013, that the soul of Konrad once again returned to his cathedral in the body of Frank Mares.
I described my spiritual enlightment and discovery that I had once lived a life as the Arch Bishop Konrad Von Hochstaden in my book My Journey down the Reincarnation Highway. It was only natural that I would want to visit the Cathedral and took the opportunity during our family vacation to Europe. Our vacation started in London and then we moved on to a few days in Paris. Finally we took a train to Cologne. The Cologne train station is situated literally right next to the Cathedral. When I stepped out of the train station and beheld the sight of the huge and beautiful Cathedral, my face broke out in a big grin. I definitely felt a connection to the place. Dragging my wheeled suitcase behind me, I rushed to the front of the Dome to get a better look. I felt entranced and my wife had to drag me away so that we could find our hotel.
During our day and a half visit to Cologne, I visited the Cathedral three times. The first time I went alone when my family was settling into the hotel room. I walked through the massive front doors and came across the holy water fonts. In my life as Frank, I was always very uncomfortable with Catholic rites of worship, however, in this Cathedral, I took the holy water and made the sign of the cross. This was the first time I ever did this rite in my current life. I then went to the pews and knelt to pray (another first for me). My prayer was simple; I thanked God for my enlightenment in this life. Then got up and took in the magnificent ceiling and stained-glass windows. I then went to the back of the Cathedral in the choir section, the volunteers of the Cathedral were shooing visitors out of the area as the floors were being cleaned. I only caught a glimpse of Konrad's tomb, before I had to turn back.
The next morning, Karol and I visited the Cathedral while the kids slept in. I brought a white rose with me so that I could leave it at Konrad's tomb. Together we made our way back to the choir area and stood by St. John's Chapel where Konrad's effigy and tomb lays facing a beautiful stained-glass window. I paid homage to my old self by placing the rose in the iron fence grid that encloses the chapel. Karol snapped pictures of my little ceremony. I took some time to gaze upon my old face, it was hard to break away and leave that particular experience.
Right next to the tomb of Konrad, is a large mosaic of Konrad holding the building layout of this Cathedral flanked by his clergy and also flanked by a knight holding Konrad's sword and shield. Karen put a picture of me holding my book over this mosaic. This mosaic lies between Konrad's tomb and a magnificent jeweled golden box that contains the relics of the three Magi. Karol and I admired the beauty of the Golden box. When you step back and think about, those relics were the very reason my soul started this unique spiritual journey. I now closed the circle.
Later that day, I visited the cathedral again with my daughter Jani, where visited the cathedral's treasury museum. We were cautioned by the ticket clerk not to take photos in the museum. In one of the rooms, I found the Bishop's staff (also known as the Crosier or Bishop's crook) that Konrad once used. Made of gold it was a stunning piece of art. It was mind boggling to think that I once held that staff in a different body. I had my Iphone with me. Although it was verboten, I took a picture of my old staff. I gave myself permission. Why not? This was my cathedral and that was my staff!
I am going to visit my Tomb!
Here is a reincarnation story that might be a classic! I am actually going to visit my tomb in Cologne's Cathedral on August 1st during my family vacation to Europe. I don't think there are many people who can say such a thing.
It all started last winter when my wife was reviewing ideas for our annual summer vacation. She had her heart set on going to Europe and I saw an immediate opportunity to visit some of my past lives' landmarks. With only a limited 12 days to spend, she wanted to concentrate on London, Paris and Salzburg. I wanted to visit the tomb of Konrad Von Hochstaden in Cologne and Nicholas Des Fours' castle in Czechoslovakia. For those of you who are married, you know that marriage is always a matter of negotiation, so I had to settle for one day in Cologne. Konrad von Hochstaden or Nicholas never would have settled, so I like to think that I am making progress as a soul.
I really do not know what to expect when I visit a body that I used to reside in. Will there be some kind of spontaneous memory? Or some kind of physical reaction? Or will there be no reaction, because it is said that after souls leave their bodies upon death, they have no real interest in their now useless body. The body that I will be visiting has not been used since 1261, so I am really not expecting a paranormal event, but you never know. I am not quite sure what I will do at the tomb; perhaps leave a flower and a copy of my book there. I definitely will have Karol take a picture of my beside it.
Speaking of past life memories, last week I spoke at a Hypno regression demonstration hosted by Jeremiah Wolfe of Columbus Ohio. Jeremiah is a hypno-therapist who specializes in past life regression. In my book, Brenda Posani hypno-regressed me to the time of my WW2 life as Otto. I had really hoped to see images of that past life during that session, but that did not happen. During Jeremiah's event, he had a segment where he hypno-regressed everyone attending the seminar at the same time. Before going under, I asked Spirit if he/she would reveal some scenes from my Konrad life as I was going to Cologne shortly. During the exercise, I was so happy to actually see images! First was a cartoonish image of an Arch Bishop decked out in "all of his" splendor. When I mentally asked who that was, the word Konrad was written out in cursive. I then was rewarded with a vision of the dark inside of a large wooden building. Outside was a log palisade wall that was there for defensive purposes. I then saw a medieval soldier in chain mail and armor working on the wall. I later learned that I was viewing the scene through Konrad's eyes as he was visiting the barracks of his troops. I thought the experience was beyond cool! I was really appreciative of finally seeing my past. When I get back, I will be sure to describe the adventure of visiting "my" Cathedral.
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What is the correct way to configure windows authentication? When I make a change to the source and put a new build on production, the authentication disables windows and enables anonymous.
This is what is in the web.config file.
Please refer to the below post, you may probably have to disable anonymous authentication first and enable windows authentication.
Right-click your application's virtual directory, and then click Properties.
In your application's Web.config file or in the machine-level Web.config file, ensure that the authentication mode is set to Windows as shown here.


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