The HP TouchSmart 15-r015dx is a 15.6-inch touchscreen notebook from the TouchSmart lineup that was released July, 2014. To verify that you have a TouchSmart laptop, try touching the screen when it is turned on to see if it responds.
To find out what model number you have, look at the bottom of the laptop to find a variety of useful numbers. Some examples may include the Model, Product and Serial numbers. It's important to know which model you have as there many similar laptops. The model number should look like this: 'r015dx'.


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Is Lily-Rose Depp underweight? That's what some fans think, based on her latest photos.
Recent photos of Lily-Rose Depp appear to show the actress and model looking skinnier than usual. Naturally, some fans are speculating that the 17-year-old has an eating disorder.
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ROOTS Around The World return to the Empire Hall, Graffham, on Saturday December 18 to present their annual Christmas Party with Congolese band Kasai Masai.
Thursday, 16th December 2010, 8:23 am
Organiser Mark Ringwood said: "As in previous years the Christmas Party night will feature optional Afro-Caribbean food and the African Night Fever DJs from Brighton.
"The featured 5-piece band, Kasai Masai, were central to Roots' Dialog (corr) Project last year and they also performed at this year's Petworth Festival.
"Their music is steeped in the traditional sound of the remote equatorial African villages which has a rhumba rhythm to it, and the band's name is taken from a river deep in the heart of the rainforest.
"Led by the 'Voodoo King' Nickens Nkoso, the traditionally-dressed band play djembe, guitar, saxophone, bass guitar, and percussion to create an irresistible series of songs and tunes guaranteed to fill the dancefloor. There may even be some surprise guests! One thing's for sure, no matter how cold it is outside there'll be a hot steamy temperature inside!"
Mark added: "Tickets should be bought in advance to avoid disappointment and are available from 01243 774641 and 01243 781312. The show starts at 8pm and there's a licensed bar which helps subsidise the evening."
Bouncing with excitement for the Queen in 1958!
New year, new exhibition at Horsham Museum and Art Gallery
Kevin Clifton in Burn The Floor at the Hawth - review
Salvage Hunters on the hunt for Sussex filming locations
West Sussex locations for planned new fantasy film
1987 '" the year an awful lot of things were built
Who will be the next James Bond? Here are 15 suggestions from our readers including Idris Elba, Olivia Colman and Jason Statham
Crawley turns 75: Charity commissions artwork to celebrate the town's diversity
What is it like to work on a Marvel film? Crawley actor and Bollywood dancer reveals all after working on Eternals
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From Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs to our latest box-office smashes, here's a complete list of Disney films. Click here find out more about all things Disney-from A to Z.
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Sylt Air is an airline based at Sylt-Ost, Germany, operating chartered and scheduled flights from Sylt Airport.
Sylt Air operates scheduled flights between Hamburg Airport and Sylt Airport.
The airline has Cessna 207 and 421s in their fleet.
The Aeroline GmbH was originally founded in 1992 by Daniela Kohnen and Peter Siemiatkowski in Berlin. In August 1993, the flight school Sylt, which had existed since 1972, was taken over by the Aeroline-GmbH, thus opening up another field of activity. In 1994, the company moved to Sylt after the Ministry of Economy, Technology and Transport of the State of Schleswig-Holstein had granted the license for the commercial transport of passengers.
Initially, a single-engine Piper-Turbo-Arrow and a chartered 2-engine Cessna-337 were used. The offer of the Aeroline included tours over Sylt and charter flights. After the acquisition of the "Friesenflug" by Peter Siemiatkowski, there were now charter, line and round flights in one hand. To document this association to the outside, the new name SYLT-AIR was created in 2001.


The universal testing machines of the Stentor II CC are the most advanced version of the Andilog product range. They are designed to perform complex tensile & compression material testing, in quality control, production or laboratory environments. Computer controlled it is the perfect equipment for your multi-stages tests and it guarantee reliability & traceability of your all test results very easily.
This testing machine is equipped with an S load cell and offers high performances in terms of precision and repeatability. It is possible to connect various load cells with different capacities on the test stand thanks to the technology of automatic recognition of the SPIP sensors of Andilog.
The movement of the sensor is done through the mobile slider guided by a precision rail which enables a low friction and low-maintenance, pre-stressed ball lead screw which guaranties a minimal slack.
The table of the test stand is equipped with threaded holes which enables the fixture of tolling and clamping jaws for a better maintenance of the samples. The great dimension of the table is adapted to samples with a diameter up to 200 mm (7.87 in).
The new designed interface of the software Califort has been fully optimized to offer a better experience to the users and administrators. With its clear and well-organized interface, it facilitates the treatment and usability of you test data for faster and efficient daily use.
Califort comes with an extensive list of pre-defined calculations, which can be performed automatically during your tensile or compression tests. It includes standard calculations such as the maximum, minimum, average, or the break force but also more sophisticated calculation such as the modulus of elasticity, slope calculation by the method of least squares etc.
The movements of the testing machine Stentor II CC are defined in Califort under motion sequences form. Each sequence can be customized to run up, down, at different speed and with a stop condition (i.e. breaking point, force at position, time, travel position etc. It also offers a cycling feature for repetitive action with a limit of 255 cycles - for instance: pull 5 times on a cable before measuring its tensile strength or achieve 3 pre-loads on a spring before measuring the stiffness.
The testing machines Stentor CC incorporate a control and measuring interface in its frame. The manual driving console permits to control the movements of the crosshead of the machine and makes it easy to come into position over the sample before starting the measurement or adjust the first tests. It displays in real time the speed of displacement and the position. The speed of displacement can be adjusted).
The measuring interface is composed of a color touch screen which enables an utilization of the Stentor without computer for the small adjustments. This interface displays in real time the measured force and displacement.
Determine the kinetic (moving) and static (starting) resistance of one material according to the ASTM D1894 with our friction fixture COF1894.
Self closing wedge clamp for all-purpose testing with a force gauge up to 1000lbs, fast clamping action on metal, plastic, rubber, wires and many other materials.


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25 Oprah Show Episodes We'll Never Forget
"Remember the one where...?" A look back at The Oprah Show's iconic moments.
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The show debuts with "How to Marry the Man/Woman of Your Choice," September 8.
Oprah talks to West Virginia resident Mike Sisco, a gay man with AIDS who set off a firestorm of fear and rage by swimming in a public pool.
After losing 67 pounds, Oprah wheels out a wagon loaded with exactly that much fat.
A surprise visit by Mary Duncan, Oprah's beloved fourth-grade teacher.
Oprah is moved to tears by Truddi Chase, a woman with 92 distinct personalities.
Susan Lucci, a.k.a. All My Children's Erica Kane, appears with her eight TV husbands.
The show segregates the audience by eye color—with blue-eyed members given fabric collars and treated poorly—to illustrate the nature of racism.
After years of requesting tickets, superfan Gladys Finley gets a special ride to a taping.
Oprah takes her studio audience on a spontaneous trip to Philadelphia.
After the O.J. Simpson trial, the show airs a four-part series on the verdict and the case.
The first Oprah's Book Club selection: Jacquelyn Mitchard's The Deep End of the Ocean.
During the Wildest Dreams tour, Oprah fulfills her own by dancing onstage with Tina Turner.
Welcome, Dr. Phil!
Celine Dion announces her "indefinite exit" from show business.
Oprah interviews Nelson Mandela.
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After 9/11, the "Islam 101" episode strikes a chord with viewers...
...but an episode titled "Is War the Only Answer?" inspires an outpouring of anger.
After David Caruso loses over 300 pounds, Oprah gives him a Porsche—the car he'd always wanted to fit into.
All 276 audience members are given brand-new Pontiac G6s.
Bra experts help audience members find their correct size.
Related: O's bra intervention
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Over five episodes, Oprah and Gayle drive cross-country.
Related: Gayle King interviews Oprah about the end of her show
David Letterman's six-year campaign to be on the show pays off.
Monica Jorge, a mother who lost her limbs to a flesh-eating disease, tells her story.
The season kickoff features a flash mob of 21,000 dancing to the Black Eyed Peas.
In Oprah's final "Favorite Things" show—a two-part extravaganza—the audience receives gifts ranging from a Josh Groban CD to a 2012 VW Beetle.
What do you think was the most unforgettable episode of The Oprah Winfrey Show? Tell us in the comments!
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From the June 2011 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine
One Incredible Journey: The Ultimate Oprah and Gayle Conversation
Oprah's Hair Through the Years
Adding It All Up: The Oprah Winfrey Show by the Numbers
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Chinese firms buy, lease far less African farmland than thought - book
By Chris Arsenault, Thomson Reuters Foundation
TORONTO (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Contrary to reports that Chinese firms were buying or leasing millions of hectares of prime African farmland, Chinese investors have acquired only about 240,000 hectares, according to a book published on Monday.
Deborah Brautigam, director of the China Africa Research Initiative at Johns Hopkins University, analysed media reports that Chinese investors had leased up to six million hectares of farmland across Africa for her book "Will Africa Feed China?"
Reported deals included one that Chinese investors had bought three million hectares of prime farmland in Democratic Republic of Congo for palm oil plantations, and another that Chinese firms had leased two million hectares in Zambia for a biofuels project.
After following up the announcements, and visiting the sites of some of the 60 large-scale deals announced from 1987 to 2014, Brautigam found that only 38 of the acquisitions had led to some land being transferred.
"As we looked at these cases, we found that most never happened," Brautigam told the Thomson Reuters Foundation. "The original visions (of investors and African governments) were wildly optimistic."
Her research showed that by the end of 2014, Chinese investors had acquired about 240,000 ha of farmland in Africa, Brautigam said.
Deals often stalled because overly ambitious investors saw what they thought was unoccupied land, and politicians seeking economic growth welcomed their unrealistic plans, she said.
But when companies realized the poor state of infrastructure in countries like the Democratic Republic of Congo or Ethiopia, and the fact that small farmers held customary tenure over land they thought they were leasing, most firms either massively reduced their plans or pulled out entirely, she said.
"There were protests in some countries (over large-scale Chinese investment plans)," she said. "But in most countries (investments) didn't get to a point where anything happened, so protests didn't happen either."
Last year, China imported $2.9 billion worth of agricultural products from sub-Saharan Africa, she said, up from $2.7 billion in 2013.
Most deals which actually produced food involved the privatisation of state agricultural assets and plantations, rather than new land being cleared for production, she said.
Mozambique, Cameroon and Ethiopia saw some of the largest actual Chinese investments, mostly in sugar and rubber plantations, she added.
Rather than buying land outright, or leasing huge African tracts for long periods, many Chinese investors have shifted to a form of contract farming where companies provide small growers with seeds, training and a guaranteed market in exchange for their products, she said.


As Bachelors of Financial Management and Service, students are ready to advise both private and corporate clients on different aspects of finance. In addition to solid professional knowledge of products and services, advisors in the financial sector must also possess empathy and understanding of other people – awareness of the needs and requirements of the client is highly important.
In the course of the programme, our students can specialise in banking, insurance, real estate, property management or financial management/auditing. The programme is closely related to practice and includes a five-month work placement/internship. Very often, the work placement will lay the groundwork for the first job as a graduate.


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Cereal Killer
November 26, 2015 Marc Abrahams
Murder aforethought be described in this study, which focuses on a particular kind of cereal killer—one that strikes from within:
"Programmed cell death in cereal aleurone," Angelika Fath [pictured here], Paul Bethke, Jennifer Lonsdale, Roberto Meza-Romero and Russel Jones, Plant Molecular Biology, 2000 Oct;44(3):255-66. The authors, at the University of California, Berkeley, report:
"Progress in understanding programmed cell death (PCD) in the cereal aleurone is described. Cereal aleurone cells are specialized endosperm cells that function to synthesize and secrete hydrolytic enzymes that break down reserves in the starchy endosperm. Unlike the cells of the starchy endosperm, aleurone cells are viable in mature grain but undergo PCD when germination is triggered or when isolated aleurone layers or protoplasts are incubated in gibberellic acid (GA). Abscisic acid (ABA) slows down the process of aleurone cell death and isolated aleurone protoplasts can be kept alive in media containing ABA for up to 6 months. Cell death in barley aleurone occurs only after cells become highly vacuolated and is manifested in an abrupt loss of plasma membrane integrity. Aleurone cell death does not follow the apoptotic pathway found in many animal cells. The hallmarks of apoptosis, including internucleosomal DNA cleavage, plasma membrane and nuclear blebbing and formation of apoptotic bodies, are not observed in dying aleurone cells. PCD in barley aleurone cells is accompanied by the accumulation of a spectrum of nuclease and protease activities and the loss of organelles as a result of cellular autolysis."
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But just because you avoid the discussion about the enemy doesn't mean he doesn't exist… it just means you probably won't see the attacks coming.
When I was a teenager, I remember coming to my mom feeling really depressed and defeated. My neck was hot with emotion and tears spilled down my cheeks as I confessed how I felt stuck and scared to move in this season of life. She listened and put her hand on my shoulder.
She helped me figure out who's voice I was hearing. I remember feeling so much clarity. She was wise not only in the ways of God but also in the ways of the enemy -- and that helped me begin to break free.
Especially when God is moving in our lives, we can be sure the enemy is also trying to hinder the good work.
Ezra 4:1 -- "Now when the adversaries heard they were building a temple … they approached." If you are aligning yourself with God and walking in obedience, be prepared for the enemy to approach. Being prepared isn't freaking out in fear, but it mean being on guard because our enemy prowls around like a roaring lion.
Ezra 4:2 -- "They approached and said, "Let us build with you…" The enemy is going to try to unite with you by pretending your goals are the same. I'm sure building a temple was hard, exhausting work. And a little help or relief might seem like a fabulous idea. But Ezra saw through their offer and realized it was a lie.
Discourage (Ezra 4:4) -- This word means to dishearten, make faint, weaken.
Frighten (Ezra 4:4) -- This word lets us know that the enemy made them afraid, disturbed, rushed, anxious, and nervous.
Frustrate (Ezra 4:5) -- Their plans were shattered, cracked, and made ineffectual.
Accuse (Ezra 4:6) -- The enemy wrote letters of accusation hoping to cut, wound, and ultimately make the work stop.
If you look elsewhere in the Bible, these same tactics are used in almost every person's life who is wholeheartedly following the Lord. The enemy will always approach, bribe/manipulate, and then assault.
If you don't know it's coming, you're likely to get taken out. Because the enemy is stealthy and doesn't show up in a red costume with a pitchfork. Nope, he uses normal circumstances, relationships, fears, etc., to make you think it's not him.
It's important to be aware of his schemes, but more importantly, we must know how to fight against him.
I've fought a lot of battles with Satan. And if that didn't teach me enough, I've tried to surround myself with people who've been fighting much longer than I have. Their scars, their victories, their confidence in God Most High has helped me endure under pressure and believe in a final victory in heaven.
Based on my last thought, study people who know how to fight well. These are normally older, wiser individuals who have seen their share of ugly battles and yet have witnessed miracles when Jesus showed up. This might be a character in Scripture, a seasoned author, or a wise mentor.
Know the truth - and the lies. Yes, memorize, study, and read Scripture. Soak it in. But also be aware of the ways the enemy may spin that truth into a lie. It's his most effective way of getting in too close (Genesis 3). It might be helpful to read Matthew 4 about Jesus being tempted in the wilderness. It's a perfect example of Satan twisting truth, and how Jesus stands firm.
Pay attention to your feelings. I'm not saying live by your emotions, but we definitely need to pay attention to what we are feeling and why. If I am feeling defeated, I know that's not from God. That emotion is the result of believing a lie (or multiple lies). Same for anxiety, fear, shame, and frustration. Our feelings can let us know if Satan's tactics worked, and then we can begin to untwist the truth from the lies.
Don't fight alone. Only Jesus was able to resist Satan alone -- and even then, after the temptation was over, the angels rushed to His side to minister to Him (Matt. 4). We need people watching our backs, our blind-spots, and our weaknesses. It's easier to resist the attacks if you're standing next to people who are committed to standing firm. And especially if you are recovering from a season of Satan's abuse, get around some ministering friends who can guard you and comfort you as you heal.
We live in a battlefield, friends. And our enemy is determined to seek, kill, and destroy. But our God is greater and will fight for us. He's given us weapons to fight back and stand firm. Let's learn how to use them, both for ourselves and for our brothers and sisters in Christ.


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Unifor signals deep concern over PC cuts to colleges, universities
TORONTO, Jan. 17, 2019 /CNW/ - Thoughtless cuts to post-secondary education by Ford's PC government threaten workers on campus and attack students' access to education.
In an announcement on Thursday, January 17, the provincial government shared a plan of cuts to funding for colleges and universities. The announcement included:
A guaranteed 4 percent cut to institutional funding;
A reduction in non-repayable grants and an increase in access to debt;
An attack on independent students' unions' ability to represent and service their members;
The elimination of the 6-month grace period for loan repayment.
"Ontario's colleges and universities need increased investment to deliver high quality, public post secondary education. The PC's slight of hand won't work here. Today's announcement is a cut, plain and simple," said Jerry Dias, Unifor National President.
Unifor is in support of fully-accessible, public post-secondary education. The union is also concerned that the announcement includes a direct attack on students' unions.
"Students' unions are democratic, independent organizations that provide vital services and advocacy for all members," said Naureen Rizvi, Unifor Ontario Regional Director. "We have seen Ford's strategy at work before: if you don't like your opposition then silence it. This autocratic attack on students is cynical and obvious."
Workers on Ontario's campuses are already subject to precarious, low wage jobs, and privatization of the public service they deliver. Workers are united with students in their fight for accessible high-quality education.
Unifor is Canada's largest union in the private sector, representing 315,000 workers in every major area of the economy. The union advocates for all working people and their rights, fights for equality and social justice in Canada and abroad, and strives to create progressive change for a better future.
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For further information: contact Sarah McCue, Unifor National Communications Representative at 416-458-3307 (cell) or sarah.mccue@unifor.org.
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Jaguar Lemon Law
Jaguar Consumer Contact Information:
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Customer Assistance Center
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From 1941 to 2016 Jaguar manufactured 47 models under the model names 220, 240, 3.8, 420G, C-Type, Concept Eight, E Type, E-Type, F-Type, Kensington, Mark IV, MK 10, MK II, MK IV, MK IX, MK V, MK VII, MK VIII, MK X, R Coupe, R-D6, S-Type, Sovereign, SS, Type E, Type S, Type-C, Vanden Plas, X-300, X-Type, X400, XF, XJ, XJ-13, XJ220, XJ6, XJ8, XJR, XJR-11, XJR-15, XJS, XK, XK8, XKA, XKR, XQ, and XS.
Could your Jaguar be a lemon? Call us at (516) 541-9080 to find out!
Jaguar 220 - Produced only in 1993
Jaguar 240 - Produced in 1969, 1968, and 1967
Jaguar 3.8 - Produced in 1964, and 1960
Jaguar 420G - Produced only in 1966
Jaguar C-Type - Produced in 1951, 1953, and 1952
Jaguar Concept Eight - Produced only in 2004
Jaguar E Type - Produced in 1968, and 1972
Jaguar E-Type - Produced in 1969, 1970, 1966, 1961, 1964, and 1971
Jaguar F-Type - Produced in 1989, 2000, 2013, 2014, 2015, and 2016
Jaguar Kensington - Produced only in 1990
Jaguar Mark IV - Produced in 1946, 1947, 1945, 1949, and 1948
Jaguar MK 10 - Produced only in 1964
Jaguar MK II - Produced in 1959, 1962, 1965, 1960, 1966, 1963, 1967, and 1964
Jaguar MK IV - Produced only in 1946
Jaguar MK IX - Produced in 1960, 1961, 1959, and 1958
Jaguar MK V - Produced in 1949, 1951, and 1950
Jaguar MK VII - Produced only in 1955
Jaguar MK VIII - Produced in 1958, 1956, 1957, and 1959
Jaguar MK X - Produced in 1966, 1963, 1961, 1964, 1965, and 1962
Jaguar R Coupe - Produced in 2003, and 2001
Jaguar R-D6 - Produced only in 2003
Jaguar S-Type - Produced in 2009, 1999, 2005, 2006, 2004, 2007, 2002, and 1963
Jaguar Sovereign - Produced only in 1972
Jaguar SS - Produced only in 1941
Jaguar Type E - Produced only in 1970
Jaguar Type S - Produced in 1968, 1967, 1966, 1965, 1964, and 1963
Jaguar Type-C - Produced only in 1951
Jaguar Vanden Plas - Produced only in 1999
Jaguar X-300 - Produced only in 1995
Jaguar X-Type - Produced in 2007, 2008, 2005, 2006, 2004, 2003, 2009, and 2001
Jaguar X400 - Produced only in 2002
Jaguar XF - Produced in 2009, 2008, 2003, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, and 2015
Jaguar XJ - Produced in 2004, 2009, 2006, 2003, 2005, 2008, 2002, 1999, 2007, 1972, 1973, 2001, 1993, 2011, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2014, and 2015
Jaguar XJ-13 - Produced only in 1968
Jaguar XJ220 - Produced in 1993, 1995, 2001, and 1992
Jaguar XJ6 - Produced in 1994, 1986, 2008, 2005, 1968, 1990, 2002, 2007, and 1991
Jaguar XJ8 - Produced in 2008, 2007, 2006, 2002, 2001, and 1998
Jaguar XJR - Produced in 1985, 1992, 2007, 1982, 2008, 1989, 1994, 2001, 1980, 2002, 1984, 1983, 2005, 1981, 1998, 1990, 1986, and 2006
Jaguar XJR-11 - Produced in 1989, and 1990
Jaguar XJR-15 - Produced in 1990, 1991, and 1992
Jaguar XJS - Produced in 1988, 1985, 1993, 1986, 1991, 1987, 1996, 1992, 1994, 1995, 1989, 1990, 1983, 1981, 1975, and 1984
Jaguar XK - Produced in 2008, 2002, 2000, 2007, 2004, 1999, 2001, 2009, 1953, 1959, 1950, 1996, 1949, 2005, 1997, 1954, 2003, 1957, 1998, 1948, 1951, 1955, 2006, 1958, 1952, 1960, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, and 2015
Jaguar XK8 - Produced in 2008, 2005, 2007, 2002, 2006, 2001, 1996, and 1997
Jaguar XKA - Produced only in 2000
Jaguar XKR - Produced in 2007, 2005, 2006, 2008, 1998, 2002, and 2000
Jaguar XQ - Produced only in 2016
Jaguar XS - Produced only in 2015


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Bournemouth's fourth loss in five games highlights desperate need for a new striker
The Cherries' defeat at St Mary's has left them hovering above the relegation zone having scored just three goals in the four games since Callum Wilson's injury
Howe do we turn it around? Toothless Bournemouth posed no real danger to Southampton (
Image: Action Images via Reuters / John Sibley)
Darren Lewis
Not yet terminal. Not even critical with so much of the season – including the January transfer window – to come.
Increasingly cause for concern, however, as 10-man Southampton outclassed their friends from 30 miles down the south coast.
Steven Davis inflicted the first wound after 31 minutes and man of the match Graziano Pelle rubbed salt into it five minutes later.
And that balmy, heady day six months ago on which Bournemouth proved to us all that miracles do happen seems a lifetime away.
Back then the Cherries crushed Charlton to complete their rise from the brink of non-league oblivion to a place in the promised land of the Premier League.
In pictures - Southampton 2-0 Bournemouth:
Southampton vs Bournemouth
Since then cruel luck, a lack of cutting edge and four defeats in their last five league games has left them teetering above the drop zone.
This is now 12 goals that they have conceded in their last three games and confidence is slowly being sapped as they struggle to roll with the big boys.
Summer signings Tyrone Mings and Max Gradel have been ruled out for the season with cruciate ligament injuries. Striker Callum Wilson too. And without him in particular Bournemouth are toothless.
They must now step up their search for a quality striker in January – maybe two – with a brief to turn their hard-luck stories into points.
There is so much to like about Bournemouth. This was less a spite-filled local derby of the kind that engulfs St Mary's when Portsmouth come to town. This was more big brother keeping little brother at arm's length with a hand on his head.
It's maul over: Graziano Pelle scored Southampton's second before performing a celebratory Haka (
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And even after Victor Wanyama had been sent off for the second of two bookable offences – the first a foul on Adam Smith, the second on Lee Tomlin – the visitors were still unable to land a decisive blow.
Southampton had already shown the way with two high-quality finishes. The first was started by Jordy Clasie, Ronald Koeman's midfield general at his former club Feyenoord.
The Holland star, who has 11 caps for his country, played the ball to Pelle on the edge of the Bournemouth box. The Italian striker in turn laid it out wide to Ryan Bertrand whose cross was volleyed in by an unmarked Davis.
Southampton repeated the dose for their second. Sadio Mane spread the ball out wide to Dusan Tadic on the left. The Serbian swept it back in for Pelle, who steamed in above defender Sylvain Distin to head home.
Turning point: The Cherries have picked up just one point since Callum Wilson's injury against Stoke (
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At that stage it looked as though the Saints would go on to replicate goal-crazy Everton who, hours earlier, had smashed six past hapless Sunderland.
Eddie Howe's half-time changes, however, changed the dynamic of the contest with the Saints' backline unable to cope with the pace of either Junior Stanislas or Josh King.
Koeman refused to concern himself afterwards with what his side could not do and focused on what they could. The first 45 minutes, he insisted, were the best his team have played all season.
As for Bournemouth, they remain 17th, a point away from danger.
Their next game is Newcastle – a point and a place below them – at home. It will not be for the faint-hearted.
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Rush is an exciting process of mutual selection where potential recruits meet fraternity members.
It is named for the frenzied scurrying on large campuses, where hundreds of recruits rush between fraternity house parties and social events. Sometimes rush is done twice a year, in September and in January. More commonly, rush is done once in the fall.
Each university, and each fraternity, approaches rush in their own way. In Edmonton, rush is not nearly as frantic as the massive American campuses can be. The DKE rush at the University of Alberta runs from August to October.
Here at the U of Alberta, there are 11 men's fraternities and 6 women's sororities .
There is a loose federation of cross-fraternity organizers in Edmonton who strive to help to unify their recruitment efforts. But ultimately, each fraternity recruits in their own manner, and you'll need multiple points of contact to meet all the fraternities.
At Delta Kappa Epsilon, our rush process is very relaxed. We believe that personal interaction and meaningful dialog are the best way to find a good community fit. We want recruits to meet our members in a safe and friendly environment, where people can just be themselves and enjoy each other's company.
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A mother has been locked up since 1994 after being accused and charged for slitting her son's throat, but a judge just found her innocent after all these years. Michelle Murphy is now a free woman after new evidence showed that DNA did not match up. She received the news just this past Friday. That same day also happens to be the 20th anniversary of her son's death, with her lawyer calling it "appropriate timing." [Daily Mail]
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The Model 95 is the first of Edwin Land's instant picture cameras, introduced in 1948 by the Polaroid Corporation of Rochester, NY. The 95B variant was introduced 1957. This example is in fine condition with no apparent damage or problems. The film compartment may still have some film left based on the exposure number and paper in the back compartment, but it is probably not usable. This camera displays nicely.


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Q: Using $expand between customModels I have:
Visual Studio 2015+Asp.Net web API+MySql Database+Ado.net Datamodel+EF 6+Odata v3
I have 2 customModels getting Data from other "myDBEntities"
../api/myCustomModel1 - works fine
../api/myCustomModel2 - works fine
../api/myCustomModel1?$expand=myCustomModel2 - crash
Error:

The specified type member 'myCustomModel2' is not supported in LINQ to Entities. Only initializers, entity members, and entity navigation properties are supported.

myCustomModels:
public class myCustomModel1
{
    public byte idL{ get; set; }
    [Key]
    public int idP{ get; set; }
    public string Name { get;set ;  }

    public virtual ICollection<myCustomModel2> myCustomModel2{ get; set; }
}

public class myCustomModel2
{
    public byte idL{ get; set; }
    [ForeignKey("myCustomModel1")]
    public int fk_idP { get; set; }
    public myCustomModel1 myCustomModel1 { get; set; }
    [Key]
    public long idT{ get; set; }
    public string Name { get; set; }
}

CustomModel1 Controller:
    private static ODataValidationSettings _validationSettings = new ODataValidationSettings();
    private myDBEntities db = new myDBEntities();

    // GET: api/myCustomModel1
    [EnableQuery]
    public IQueryable<myCustomModel1> GetmyCustomModel1()
    {

        var x = (from p in db.table1
                 join l in db.table2 on p.column equals l.column
                 select new myCustomModel1{ idL= p.idL, idP= p.idP, Name = String.Concat(l.Name, p.Name) });

        return x;
    }

CustomModel2 Controller:
    private static ODataValidationSettings _validationSettings = new ODataValidationSettings();

    private myDBEntities db = new myDBEntities ();

    // GET: api/myCustomModel2
    [EnableQuery]
    public IQueryable<myCustomModel2> GetmyCustomModel2()
    {

        var x = (from t in db.table3
                 join l in db.table2 on t.column equals l.column
                 select new myCustomModel2{ idL= t.idL, fk_idP= t.idP,idT= t.idT, Name = String.Concat(l.Name, t.Name) });
        return x;
    }

My Question is: What needs to be done to use
"../api/myCustomModel1?$expand=myCustomModel2" ?

A: I solved this problem this way:
My Custom Models:
public class myCustomModel1
{
   public byte idL { get; set; }
   [Key]
   public int idP { get; set; }
   public string Name { get; set; }
   public virtual List<myCustomModel2> CustomModel2{ get; set; }
}

public class myCustomModel2
{
   public int idData { get; set; }
}

My controller:
public class myCustomModel1Controller: ODataController
{
    private static ODataValidationSettings _validationSettings = new ODataValidationSettings();
    private IRepository _repo = new Repository();

    [EnableQuery]
    public IEnumerable<myCustomModel1> GetmyCustomModel1([FromODataUri] int key)
    {
        return _repo.FetchDataForcustomModel1(key);
    }
}

my Interface & Repository:
public interface IRepository
{
   IEnumerable<myCustomModel1> FetchDataForcustomModel1(int key);
}
public class Repository : IRepository
{
   private my_dbEntities db = new my_dbEntities(); //Created with Entity Framework - needed to fill my model with database data

   public IEnumerable<myCustomModel1> FetchDataForcustomModel1(int key);
   {
        IEnumerable<myCustomModel1> myModelData= (from d in db.table1
                              where d.idD == key
                              select new myCustomModel1
                              {
                                 idL = d.idL,
                                 idP = d.idP,
                                 Name = d.Name
                                 CustomModel2= (from l in db.table2
                                          where l.fkidD == d.idD
                                          select new myCustomModel2
                                          {
                                              idData = l.fkidD
                                          }).ToList()
                              }).ToList();
        return myModelData;

  }
}

Added EntitySet to WebApiConfig.cs
    builder.EntitySet<myCustomModel1>("myCustomModel1");
    builder.EntitySet<myCustomModel2>("myCustomModel2");

Now i can use: /api/myCustomModel1?$expand=CustomModel2
If you want to have "CustomModel2" autoexpanded remove the EntitySet for "myCustomModel2" in WebApiConfig.cs
I hope this answer is helpful

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Allan Frederick Cohoon, age 74, of Tustin, formerly of Owosso, died November 24, 2017, at his home after a short battle with cancer.
Funeral services will be held on Wednesday, November 29th at 1:00 PM at Owosso First United Methodist Church. Interment will follow at Hillcrest Memorial Gardens. Family will receive friends on Tuesday November 28th from 6-8PM at Watkins Brothers Funeral Home Jennings-Lyons Chapel in Owosso.
Al worked at Delphi East as a Tool & Die maker for over 30 years. He was an avid hunter and fisherman and also a pitcher for fast pitch softball, winning many local, state and national tournaments. Al was a member of Marion Gun Club, Shiawassee Conservation Club, the NRA, and a former member of The Durand Sportsman Club. He also enjoyed going to all his grandchildren's sporting events.
Al is survived by his wife of 54 years, Bonnie (Kimble) Cohoon, his children: Todd Allan Cohoon, Tracy Lynn VanRiper, Tricia Ann McGillis; grandchildren: Savannnah Cohoon & Madalyn Jones, Hunter & Brodie VanRiper & Karley, Kaiden & Kalvin McGillis his sister Mary Jane Balcueva and several nieces and nephews. He is preceded in death by his parents and three sisters and one brother.
In lieu of flowers contributions are suggested to First United Methodist Church of Owosso or The Shiawassee County Humane Society.


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Iceland is a country of approximately 334,000 people, making it the most sparsely populated country in Europe. Two thirds of the population lives in the capital city of Reykjavik and this is where most of the tourists visit as well. In recent years, and with increased tourism, the city has seen a huge increase in
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Every traveler's bucket list should include viewing the Northern Lights, otherwise known as Aurora Borealis. It is by far one of nature's most spectacular phenomena! The Aurora Borealis can only be seen within the auroral oval, which is centered on the earth's North Magnetic Pole. The Aurora Borealis form when charged particles emitted from the sun get caught up in the earth's magnetic field and collide with atoms and molecules in our atmosphere. The rays that you see are our magnetic field getting illuminated by the incoming energy. It's like throwing dye in the sky! The Solar Maximum -- a period where the sun's magnetic field on the solar equator rotates at a slightly faster pace than at the solar poles. The cycle between Solar Maximums takes an average of 11 years, and 2017 starts the downswing of the cycle. This means fewer nights filled with the aurora borealis, an effect that will likely last until around 2025 or even 2026. You'll still be able to see the lights, but it will be less frequent. Experts indicate the best time to travel to the auroral oval is in March for the spring equinox and September for the fall equinox. Aurora hunting is ultimately a game of luck, but if you find yourself in the right place at the right time, you will see anything from an ethereal green glow on the horizon to pulsating scarlet streaks across the sky. Check out our Discover South Iceland trip that happens every March and September!
Every traveler's bucket list should include viewing the Northern Lights, otherwise known as Aurora Borealis. It is by far one of nature's most spectacular phenomena! The Aurora Borealis can only be seen within the auroral oval, which is centered on the earth's North Magnetic Pole. The Aurora Borealis form when charged particles emitted from the


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Johann (von) Feil, auch Hanns (von) Feil (* 13. Juni 1896 in Leonfelden, Österreich-Ungarn; † 31. Jänner 1957 in Mittenwald, Bundesrepublik Deutschland), war ein österreichischer SS-Oberführer und Befehlsgeber für die Morde in der Pogromnacht am 9. November 1938 in Innsbruck.

Leben
Feil wurde in einer oberösterreichischen Beamtenfamilie geboren und hatte sieben Geschwister. Nach dem Schulbesuch absolvierte er die Lehrerbildungsanstalt in Linz, wo er im März 1915 maturierte. Danach wurde er umgehend in die Gemeinsame Armee eingezogen. Während des Ersten Weltkrieges diente er hauptsächlich an italienischen Kriegsschauplätzen. Feil wurde 1919 im Rang eines Leutnants der Reserve aus der Armee entlassen und trat seinen erlernten Beruf als Fachlehrer für kunstgewerbliches Zeichnen in Schärding, später in Linz, an. In den 1920er Jahren engagierte er sich im sozialdemokratisch-gewerkschaftlichen Milieu. 1926 heiratete er Maria Cembran (* 1907 in Nago/Südtirol, +1997 Innsbruck), aus der Ehe gingen drei Kinder hervor. Ein weiteres Kind wurde 1924 unehelich geboren.

Zum 1. April 1932 trat Feil der NSDAP (Mitgliedsnummer 900.434) und der SA bei, noch am 1. Juli 1932 erfolgte der Übertritt zur SS (SS-Nummer 41.937) und die Ernennung zum SS-Hauptsturmführer der 37. SS-Standarte Linz. 1933 bereits SS-Obersturmbannführer, fiel er in seinem Lehrberuf immer wieder durch Agitation für die NSDAP auf, wurde Anfang 1934 deswegen zu fünf Tagen Arrest verurteilt und vom Staatsdienst suspendiert. Im Mai 1934 wieder als Fachlehrer eingestellt, wurde Feil am 15. Juni 1934 zum Leiter der 76. SS-Standarte Salzburg ernannt. Am 25. Juli 1934 war Feil in den Juliputsch der NSDAP und die Ermordung von Bundeskanzler Engelbert Dollfuß verstrickt, wurde polizeilich gesucht und musste aus Österreich flüchten. Er trat nach kurzem Aufenthalt in der Tschechoslowakei ins nationalsozialistische Deutsche Reich über und wurde aus Österreich ausgebürgert. Feil wurde vom SS-Hilfswerk in Dachau betreut. Von Oktober 1935 bis März 1938 führte er die 17. SS-Standarte in Celle. Bei der Allgemeinen SS erreichte er im März 1938 den Rang eines SS-Oberführers. Seit Dezember 1934 war er deutscher Staatsbürger.

Pogromnacht 1938 in Innsbruck
Feil wurde nach dem Anschluss Österreichs am 21. März 1938 zum SS-Oberführer und zum Hauptamtlichen Führer für den SS-Abschnitt XXXVIII mit Sitz in Innsbruck ernannt. In der Pogromnacht am 9./10. November 1938 wurden von Feil sogenannte Rollkommandos zusammengestellt. Sie hatten die Aufgabe, gewaltsame Aktionen gegen jüdische Mitglieder der Innsbrucker Gesellschaft zu führen. Dabei war zwar die Mitnahme von Schusswaffen untersagt, gleichzeitig gab Feil die Instruktion "bei dem geringsten Anschein von Widerstand diesen mit jeden Mitteln zu brechen". Feil gab keinen ausdrücklichen Befehl, die Juden zu töten, räumte aber im 1939 durchgeführten Parteiverfahren gegen die Täter ein, dass "die Untergebenen aus seinen Worten den Schluß hätten ziehen können müssen und auch ziehen sollen, daß es bei der Durchführung der 'Vergeltungsmaßnahmen' auf das Leben eines Juden nicht ankomme" (Zitat aus dem "Beschluss betreffend Einstellung des Verfahrens des Obersten Parteigerichts gegen SS-Hauptsturmführer Hans Aichinger und andere wegen Mordes", am 9. Februar 1939). Die Toten und Verletzten der Innsbrucker Pogromnacht gehen nach übereinstimmenden Aussagen mehrerer Beteiligter und auch aufgrund seines eigenen Bekenntnisses im Verfahren auf Feils Befehl zurück.

Der Vorgang hatte sich folgendermaßen abgespielt: Während der Novemberpogrome in der Nacht vom 9. auf den 10. November 1938 ließ Gauleiter Franz Hofer um 1 Uhr früh Feil wissen, dass sich die "kochende Volksseele" auch in Innsbruck zeigen müsse. Feil ließ daraufhin um 2.30 Uhr ihm untergebene SS-Männer in Zivil antreten. Die SS-Männer wurden auf drei Gruppen aufgeteilt und wurden durch Feil angewiesen "Juden in der Gänsebacher Straße ohne Aufsehen zu töten", obwohl Feil selbst durch Hofer keinen Mordbefehl erhalten hatte. Im ersten Stock der Gänsbacher Straße 4 wurde der Ingenieur Richard Graubart im Beisein seiner Familie durch Messerstiche tödlich verletzt und im Stockwerk darüber sein Nachbar Wilhelm Bauer auf dem Hausflur mit Schlagwerkzeugen und Messerstichen so schwer misshandelt, dass er auf dem Weg ins Krankenhaus starb. Der Präsident der Israelitischen Kultusgemeinde für Tirol und Vorarlberg, Richard Berger, wurde – nur mit Schlafanzug und Mantel bekleidet – unter dem Vorwand, zur örtlichen Gestapodienststelle zu fahren, gezwungen, in einen Wagen zu steigen. Der Wagen fuhr Richtung Kranebitten und Berger wurde schließlich gezwungen, aus dem Wagen auszusteigen. Er wurde unter grausamen Umständen ermordet und seine Leiche in den Inn geworfen. Im Zuge dieser Morde wurde weitere Juden in Innsbruck schwer verletzt. Das jüdische Gemeindehaus ließ Feil danach als Dienstsitz der örtlichen SS-Abschnittsführung konfiszieren.

Kriegskarriere
Während des Zweiten Weltkrieges trat er in die Waffen-SS ein und gehörte ab Mai 1940 den SS-Totenkopfstandarten an. Beim SS-Totenkopfwachbataillon Oranienburg war er von Februar bis August 1941 eingesetzt. Im August 1941 wurde er Kommandeur des SS-Truppenübungsplatzes Heidelager bei Debica. Von April 1942 bis Juni 1942 war er bei der 7. SS-Freiwilligen-Gebirgs-Division "Prinz Eugen" und kurzzeitig bei der 6. SS-Gebirgs-Division "Nord" eingesetzt. Als SS-Stadtkommandeur von Prag war er unmittelbar nach dem Attentat auf Reinhard Heydrich im Juni 1942 und ab Mitte Juli 1942 als Kommandeur des SS-Truppenübungsplatzes Beneschau in Böhmen eingesetzt worden. Bei der Waffen-SS erreichte er im September 1942 den Rang eines Standartenführers der Reserve. Gesundheitsbedingt wurde er Anfang Oktober 1942 aus dem Dienst der Waffen-SS entlassen. Danach führte er hauptamtlich den SS-Abschnitt XXXVI und ab 1943 den SS-Abschnitt XXXXIII in "Litzmannstadt". Er war Träger des Kriegsverdienstkreuzes I. und II. Klasse mit Schwertern.

Später wurde er nochmals reaktiviert und war von Mitte März 1944 bis zum September dieses Jahres SS- und Polizeikommandeur in Udine. Nach Konflikten verlangte Friedrich Rainer Feils Ablösung und dieser wurde zur "Einarbeitung" zum Polizeipräsidenten nach Linz gesandt. Im Frühjahr 1945 meldete er sich freiwillig zum Endkampf um Berlin und erlitt eine Kopfverletzung.

Rattenlinie nach Argentinien
Feil geriet in englische Kriegsgefangenschaft. Nach dem Krieg wurde er wegen seiner aktiven Beteiligung an den Judenpogromen in Innsbruck auf die österreichische Kriegsverbrecherliste Nr. 2 gesetzt. 1948 kam Hanns Feil durch gezieltes Hungern – durch das er sich in einen lebensgefährlich schlechten Zustand versetzte – und mit Unterstützung der "Stillen Hilfe" aus der Gefangenschaft frei und wurde von seiner Familie nach Reith bei Seefeld in Tirol geschafft. Von dort wurde er mit Hilfe von Tiroler Gesinnungsgenossen, des katholischen Bischofs Alois Hudal, kirchlicher Stellen und italienischer Faschisten illegal nach Rom gebracht, wo er die nächsten Jahre verbrachte, um mit einer der "Rattenlinien" nach Argentinien ausgeschifft zu werden. Obwohl gegen ihn ein Haftbefehl bestand, reiste Feil in den frühen 50er-Jahren mehrmals nach Deutschland und Österreich. Aufgrund der strengen Einreisebestimmungen konnte Feil erst im Dezember 1954 von Genua mit dem Schiff nach Argentinien aufbrechen. Dort nannte er sich Johann Peter (Juan Pedro) Greil und hielt sich – als gelernter Kunstmaler – mit Zeichnungen, Karikaturen und Gelegenheitsarbeiten über Wasser. Im März 1956 erkrankte er an Lungenkrebs, wurde in Argentinien operiert (für die Kosten kamen 'reiche Freunde' auf) und kehrte Ende Juni 1956 mit einem Flug, den ihm ebenfalls seine 'Freunde' bezahlten, nach Europa zurück. Er wurde erst in Hannover behandelt, als sich sein Leiden als unheilbar herausstellte, wurde er mit Hilfe der Prinzessin Isenburg nach Mittenwald bei Garmisch-Partenkirchen gebracht. Dort wurde er von seiner Familie und Freunden betreut, bis er am 31. Januar 1957 verstarb und am dortigen Friedhof begraben wurde (sein Grab wurde 20 Jahre später aufgelassen). Johann von Feil zeigte in den zahlreichen Briefen, die er hinterließ, keinerlei Schuldeinsicht oder gar Reue und ist nie wegen der ihm zur Last gelegten Taten zur Rechenschaft gezogen worden.

Literatur
 Wolfgang Graf: Österreichische SS-Generäle. Himmlers verlässliche Vasallen, Hermagoras-Verlag, Klagenfurt/ Ljubljana/ Wien 2012, ISBN 978-3-7086-0578-4.
 Maximilian Oswald: SS-Oberführer Johann Feil. In: Thomas Albrich (Hg.), Die Täter des Judenpogroms 1938 in Innsbruck. Haymonverlag, Innsbruck 2016, S. 28–31.
 Hans Schafranek: Eine unbekannte NS-Tätergruppe: Biografische Skizzen zu österreichischen Angehörigen der 8. SS-Totenkopf-Standarte (1939–1941) . In: Dokumentationsarchiv des österreichischen Widerstandes (Hrsg.): Täter. Österreichische Akteure im Nationalsozialismus, Wien 2014 (= Jahrbuch 2014), S. 79–105.

Einzelnachweise

NSDAP-Mitglied
SA-Mitglied
SS-Mitglied
Angehöriger der Waffen-SS
Teilnehmer am Juliputsch
Person (deutsche Besetzung Polens 1939–1945)
Person (deutsche Besetzung Italiens 1943–1945)
Person (Protektorat Böhmen und Mähren)
Rattenlinien
Person im Ersten Weltkrieg (Österreich-Ungarn)
Person (Innsbruck)
Person (Cisleithanien)
Österreicher
Deutscher
Geboren 1896
Gestorben 1957
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Thomas (Tommy) E. Hoodenpyle, 76, Earlington, Ky., passed away on Dec. 30, 2003. Tommy was a founding member of the International Harvester Collectors Kentucky Chapter 24, holding membership number eight. He was an Army veteran, a member of the Masonic Order, and a member of the American Legion and Salvation Army Board of Directors. Tommy was an enthusiastic collector of International Harvester tractors (his F-20 looked new), and he will be missed at our Red Power shows and meetings.
Submitted by International Harvester Collectors, Kentucky Chapter 24
Chan Mason, Oneida, N.Y., passed away suddenly at the age of 67 on Nov. 29, 2003. He was an avid, long-time engine collector, buying and selling between 200 and 300 engines.
His most notable engine was a 6 HP circa-1903 Badger made by C.P.&J. Lawson, one of perhaps three or four known to exist. This engine was featured in the January 2001 GEM. His other favorite engine, which he often ran at shows such as Flywheels and Pulleys Club Old Time Gas and Steam Show in Constableville, N.Y., and at Coolsprings, Pa., was a 22-1/2 HP circa-1910 Bessemer two-cycle oil field engine. He also wrote several articles for Gas Engine Magazine, most recently in the March 2003 issue.
Chan was a photographer and salesman by trade. A true renaissance man, he had multiple talents and interests including music, trains, flying, skiing, fishing and snorkeling. Survivors include his wife, Kay, and children, Beth, Chris and David, and their families.
Submitted by Kay Mason and Beth Mason
Russell Eugene Cooperrider, 79, of Glenford, Ohio, passed away Sunday, Feb. 1, 2004, at his residence.
Russell was born April 1, 1924, in Glenford. He was a member of St. Paul Lutheran Church in Glenford and worked as a farmer. He was a member of the Tri-State Gas Engine and Tractor Association in Portland, Ind., Stumptown Steam Threshers Club, Stumptown, Ohio, and was an avid gas engine collector for many years.
Survivors include his wife of 57 years, Hazel Clara (Justice) Cooperrider; three daughters, Linda Wolfe of Columbus, Ohio, Carol Garrett of Columbus, Joyce Ford of Pickerington, Ohio; a son, Jim (Rose) Cooperrider of Hebron, Ohio; one daughter-in-law; six grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.
Submitted by Dennis Swingley, Thornville, Ohio, and Leroy Clark, Wharton, Ohio
Bob Burkholder, Mt. Crawford, Va., died on Monday, Feb. 16, 2004, at the age of 83. For 35 years he was an engine and tractor collector and restorer, and for the last few years a model engine builder. He attended 16 to 18 engine shows each year in Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland and Pennsylvania, showing and trading his model engines.
He is survived by three sons; Harold, Owen and Richard; a daughter, Patricia; six grandchildren; and seven great grandchildren. He will be sadly missed by his family and many engine friends.
Submitted by the Burkholder family
Gilbert E. Fox, 78, of O'Neill, Neb., passed away on Feb. 18, 2004. Gilbert was known to many as 'The Gade Man.' He enjoyed researching and keeping a registry of all the Gade gasoline engines he could locate. Gilbert traveled to many states and shows, sharing his passion for Gade engines with hobbyists across the country.
Gilbert was preceded in death by his wife of 54 years, Doris, in December 2003. He is survived by three daughters; six grandchildren; and three great grandchildren. He was loved by his family and many friends, and will be greatly missed.
Submitted by Michele Kolbo, McCook, Neb., and Marcie Kostrunek, Cozad, Neb.
Kenneth Kinnear, East Angus, Quebec, Canada, age 75, passed away on Nov. 20, 2003.
Born and raised on the family farm at East Angus, Kenneth went to trade school and later built a shop on the corner of the family farm where he repaired, built and maintained equipment for farmers and small businesses. He was a natural born mechanic, and with a piece of wire, a pair of pliers and a screw driver, he could make any engine run.
He collected old cars and engines, and also owned and used the original Ford 9N his father bought new. He was a staunch member of the Eastern Township Antique Machinery Club. He enjoyed going to shows with his engines and helping others solve their engine problems.
Survivors include his wife of 49 years, Alice Dearden; a son, Randy; two daughters, Shelly and Sandra; one grandson; and two step-granddaughters. He was one of the last of the great old mechanics and is greatly missed by all.
Submitted by Wells Coates, Westbury, Quebec, Canada


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