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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - When one hears the term "Stockyards," Jacksonville may be the last city to come to mind. However, it played a major role in the expansion of the American meat packing industry a century ago.
The meat packing industry is well known for its impact on the American Midwest. In cities like Fort Worth, TX, industry lore has transformed early 20th century plants into national attractions. In others, like Jacksonville, the story and impact on today's society has been lost.
The Armour & Company slaughterhosue on Talleyrand in 1917. Image courtesy of Florida State Archives.
According to page 707 of the January 30, 1919 Government Control of Meat-Packing Industry, Armour & Company's decision to establish a packing house in Jacksonville resulted in the increased production of cattle in Florida and the Southeastern United States.
Amour & Company was a slaughterhouse and meatpacking company founded in Chicago, Illinois in 1867 by the Armour brothers. By 1880, the company was Chicago's most important business and helped make the city and its Union Stock Yards the center of the American meatpacking industry.
1910 image of Chicago Armour slaughterhouse courtesy of Wikipedia at: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Armour_&_Company.jpg
In the midst of a cattle shortage, Florida jumped on Armour's radar in 1912 when the company was offered 5,000 heads of grass cattle in Kissimmee. After purchasing the cattle and shipping it to St. Louis, Armour sent representatives to scout the area and found prospects for beef production so good that they considered locating a plant in the state. Once this became known, prominent businessmen of Jacksonville reached out and urged Armour to erect a plant at Jacksonville.
To insure a regular supply of livestock for the plant, Armour established an Interstate Stockyard near the Talleyrand slaughterhouse in 1916. By 1919, the Armour-owned Jacksonville plant was the only meat packing plant constructed by the "Big Five" in the Southeastern United States. At the time, the big five were Omaha's Cudahy Meatpacking and Chicago-based Armour, Swift & Company, Morris & Company and Wilson & Company.
Although Armour's plant would cease to exist by the mid-20th century, another Armour link remains in Jacksonville today. Armour established the Armour Refrigerator Line in 1883 in order to compete with rivals George Hammond (Detroit-based Hammond Company) and Gustavus Swift (Swift & Company). By 1900, the Armour had the largest private refrigerator car fleet in America.
In 1919, the Federal Trade Commission ordered the company's sale for anti-trust reasons. That entity became known as Fruit Growers Express (FGE), with its major repair shops at Jacksonville and Alexandria, VA. Today, FGE is controlled by CSX.
The story of Farris & Company starts with Najeeb Easa Farris, a Syrian immigrant who was born on April 6, 1883. According to Immigrant Jacksonville: A Profile of Immigrant Groups in Jacksonville, FL, 1890-1920, a UNF Digital Commons document, during the turn of the 20th century, Syrian immigrants in Jacksonville typically owned businesses selling produce, dry goods, and groceries. Adult members of the family worked with relatives until they could start their own establishments.
In 1910, Najeeb Farris and his wife Eva owned the Farris & Company dry goods store at 410 Davis Street in LaVilla. By 1920, Syrians had become the fifth largest foreign born group in Jacksonville behind immigrants from England, Russia, Germany, and Canada. This document goes on to state that Syrians were especially proud of their accomplishments because of the prejudice they encountered when they settled in Jacksonville. Because most of the Syrian immigrants were Catholics, they were especially visible as targets of both racial and religious prejudice in a city that had become a center of anti-Catholic agitation between 1910 and 1917.
View looking down Beaver Street from King Street intersection in 1952. The perimeter of what was the Beaver Street Stockyards can be seen on the right. The Farris & Company slaughterhouse was constructed at the rear of this property in 1921. Image courtesy of Florida State Archives.
By 1920, Frank E. Dennis had established the National Stockyard at the intersection of Enterprise (Beaver) and King Streets, just west of Jacksonville. This stockyard was constructed for the proper receipt and handling of cattle coming to the local market. In 1921, Najeeb Farris established an adjacent meatpacking plant for beef production. According to POWER, Volume 53, Issue 12 (3/22/1921), Farris' 4-story slaughterhouse was estimated to cost $50,000 to construct.
Sanborn Maps from 1925 at the Main Public Library's Special Collections illustrate a fire-proof structure with brick and tile walls, a roof and floors made of reinforced concrete. A rail siding entered the property from the west to deliver shipments of livestock to the slaughterhouse's cattle pens.
1960 aerial of livestock yard and slaughterhouse site on West Beaver Street.
Najeeb Farris was the company's president. Richard Farris was the vice president and Seabert Farris the secretary. City Directories at the Main Public Library's Special Collections Department indicate all lived with their wives at 239 West 3rd Street in Springfield. This residence was adjacent to the Dr. Horace Drew Residence overlooking Klutho Park and the downtown skyline. It was demolished during the late 1960s for a parking lot.
Running a Google search on the term "Farris and Company" identified a summary of a November 16, 1933 Supreme Court of Florida case at Find A Case. This case, involving C.R. Duffin v. W.A. Tucker, provides additional insight into the company's operation and business model. In this particular dispute, it was revealed that C.R. Duffin was a traveling salesman employed by Farris & Company, a Florida corporation with headquarters in Jacksonville, FL.
The document said concern is in the wholesale meat packing and meat produce business. Products produced and sold by Farris & Company included neck-bones, beef liver, pig tails, baloney, ribs, white bacon and Florida smoke bacon.
The document also states that drivers of refrigerated trucks owned and operated by Farris were sent to various cities accompanied by salesmen. The salesman's role was to take orders for delivery of goods at a future date, while the driver delivered the goods ordered during previous trips. Sales were only made to retail merchants and never to the individual consumer.
With this business model, goods left the Jacksonville plant by refrigerated truck and were delivered to the refrigerator of the merchant, being out of refrigeration only a few minutes at a time. Prior to this business model, shipment by express or other common carriers resulted in, goods becoming warm, mellow, and exposed to innumerable flies, dirt and other contaminating influences.
City Directories last list Farris and Company in 1958. At that time Najeeb was the president, Sam Farris the vice president, and Julia Brown the company's secretary. When the site's meat packing days ended, the property was taken over and operated as a cold storage warehouse for N.G. Wade Investment Company.
A Google search on N.G. Wade results in the obituary of Neill Gillespie Wade III, who passed on March 24, 2004 in Folkston, GA. It states that the company was founded by his father Neil Gillespie Wade, Jr. Neil Gillespie was born March 3, 1886 in Cumberland County, NC, died October 31, 1950 and was buried in Oaklawn Cemetary in Jacksonville, FL. His company, N.G. Wade Investment Company still exists today and is located at 569 Edgewood Avenue South.
Today, the meatpacking industry is the largest manufacturing industry in rural America. Meat production in the 1960s and 1970s shifted from urban to rural areas, where large plants often operate two shifts in places with many animals and few residents. It remains one of the most dangerous manufacturing jobs in the country with common injuries that include muscular trauma, repetitive motion disease, cuts, and strains.
Since 2001, the slaughterhouse site has been used as the home location of Lockwood Quality Demolition, Inc. However, the 91-year old slaughterhouse that Najeeb Farris constructed quietly remains standing as a memory of Jacksonville's days as an urban meatpacking center.
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Claire Simmons, 33, of Notting Hill London told The Sun that she has eaten only cheese pizza at every meal for 31 years. Simmons told the newspaper that she exercises and drinks water, but doctors warn her that her pizza addiction could kill her because of a lack of health vitamins and minerals.
Chronic food addiction, medically known as selective eating disorder, is nothing new for the British tabloids or for Americans. BBC airs a reality series about picky eating habits called Freaky Eaters, and TLC network has begun showing an American version of the show.
Here is another person addicted to pizza.
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It seems like more and more British people keep fueling this strange trend in food addictions.

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Typeface Piracy & the WebSeptember 08, 2003
Interesting news item from Typograhi.ca: much as the BSA (Business Software Alliance) audits large companies in efforts to police their respective members' licensing policies, now large type foundries like Agfa Monotype, Linotype and more are beginning to crack down on illegal usage of their products.
Feedback on this news is, expectedly, largely negative. Nobody likes the heavy hand of enforcement, but fonts suffer the same false impression that software still does: they are easily copied, so they must be value-less.
Type foundries have a unique weapon on their side, as do any institutions producing creative materials with the intent of re-use by the purchaser (ie. stock photography & illustration providers) — the resulting work, by nature, is highly visible. In fact, it's unsuccessful if it's not. Lawsuits will no doubt abound from publicly-spotted work.
The question, then, is how does this apply to the limited set we take for granted daily? Web typography is restricted to the small subset of mostly cross-platform fonts that Microsoft bestowed upon us over half a decade ago: Arial, Courier, Georgia, Times New Roman, Trebuchet MS, and Verdana. (Of course, there are also Comic Sans MS, Impact, and Webdings if you're into that sort of thing)
It looks like the answer is that it doesn't. Their core web fonts package (which, incidentally is no longer available from Microsoft on the grounds that 'all the fonts within are included in Microsoft products anyway') shipped with licensing terms that are refreshingly generous. The FAQ states:
Designers can specify the fonts within their Web pages.. The EULA states:
You may install and use an unlimited number of copies of the SOFTWARE PRODUCT.
We can conclude that no restrictions governing use existed at the time of distribution. Whether this changes in subsequent releases is yet to be determined; it could happen. For now though, our core web fonts are still free for all to use.
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Dave: "the resulting work, by nature, is highly visible. In fact, it's unsuccessful if it's not. Lawsuits will no doubt abound from publicly-spotted work."
I was under the impression that "knock-off" fonts easily skirt any legal issues. Isn't this the reason Arial exists?
I think you'd have to be a fairly sloppy "typeface pirate" to get caught.
MikeyC - traditionally, yes, derivative work was pretty open to interpretation. Recent years have seen far tighter control of this, and if Arial had happened in 2002 instead of – what was it, 1982? – then things would be a whole lot different right now.
My point was more specifically addressing those who use unlicensed typefaces in their work. For example, were I to download Caslon and publish a book in it, then it's indisputable proof I used a licensable work.
The core web fonts are still freely available, http://corefonts.sourceforge.net/ . Microsoft Typography (http://www.microsoft.com/typography/ ) seems to be the most non-evil of their departments and consistently provides good information and products.
Thanks Matt, I've changed that to read '…from Microsoft'
Their typography department always has interesting things going on, and most everything they offer is free to use.
I think that people need to remember that fonts may just seem like another file on your hard disk, but they're "intellectual property." Just as you wouldn't steal a real item from a store, you shouldn't steal a font – it really is the same thing.
As some of you masy know, Bitstream has released the Vera family of fonts under an open source license which permits, under some conditions, derivative works. Download and licensing specifics are available here:
Font samples for this elegant family are here:
Perhaps this will provide a springboard for further quality open source development?
Kristopher: "Bitstream has released the Vera family of fonts"…
Unfortunately, as pretty as these are (and I do use them), they are sadly lacking in a large number of Unicode characters. This makes them a lot less useful in real world contexts.
The microsoft core web fonts do a very good job of supporting Unicode.
Vera is a great set. The Unicode thing could be a problem, but it's an amazingly prohibitive amount of work to create a completely unified typeface across the thousands and thousands of characters. Not many typeface designers buy into the open-source ethos either.
I figure the problem with adopting Vera is more on the distribution end - Microsoft's core fonts caught on because they were installed with every copy of Windows and Office from 9x? up. Vera doesn't have that kind of support yet - perhaps it will catch on with Linux users, but that's no kind of market share to be considered for viable use on the web.
Me, I'm eagerly awaiting the appearance of the STIX fonts ( http://stixfonts.org ). I don't know much about what they'll look like ("Times"-like could describe a lot of things), but they will be high quality, comprehensive (6,220 glyphs) and free.
For me, the big win will be a unified set of fonts with all the mathematical symbols that currently stick out like sore thumbs (if they render at all in your browser) on my blog.
perhaps the *real* problem is that of people assigning far too much value to what the produce.
although admittedly i have the opposite problem.
at least i'll die happy. ;)


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Located in the quiet heart of Nha Trang, this hostel provides you with the perfect base for sightseeing, relaxing at the beach, enjoying a good meal at a nearby restaurant or partying at night. All areas are easily accessible on foot saving you a taxi fare home.
Our friendly, local staff will be more than happy to provide you with plenty of information about the city, book a tour and ensuring you are able to make the most of your stay.
Enjoy your breakfast on our rooftop with a beautiful view of the mountains, city and surroundings. We offer local and western breakfast such as bread with butter and jam or a delicious banana pancake.
Being eco-friendly is very important to us. We are the first and only hostel who has installed a drinking water filtration system in order for you to refill your water bottle. Upon arrival each guest receives a free refillable bottle as a positive contribution to saving water, money and helping protect the environment and ocean.
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Regarding Congressman Mike Kelly's press statement blaming the Democratic Party for the government shutdown:
The issue the Congress had to address initially was funding the government. A contentious matter, but one that could have been negotiated between the two parties. The whole matter went awry when the Republicans contended that they would vote to fund the government only when the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act was defunded.
The House of Representatives already had taken more than 40 votes on repealing a law that had already been passed. Plus the act was fully funded and declared constitutional by the Supreme Court. Finally, months earlier, President Obama had said he would not negotiate that issue.
If Kelly thinks Democrats were responsible for the government shutdown, he should look at the results of the vote of the Congress to reopen the government. In that vote, every Democrat voted "aye" and almost two-thirds of the Republicans in the Congress voted "nay."
In looking at our country's political state and the low poll numbers of the Republican Party, it might do our representative well to ponder the wise words of the great comic strip character Pogo, who observed, "We have met the enemy and he is us."


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Acetaminophen use in pregnancy linked to kids' slightly higher risk of ADHD
Large analysis shows association but does not prove pain reliever causes disorder
Women who take acetaminophen during pregnancy are more likely to have a child with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder than are women who don't, according to an analysis of nearly 41,000 pairs of mothers and children in a Danish birth registry.
Researchers found that more than half of the women, who gave birth between 1996 and 2002, had used the pain reliever during pregnancy. Followup questionnaires when the children were 7 years old revealed that children whose moms used any acetaminophen during pregnancy were 37 percent more apt to be diagnosed with ADHD or a related disorder than children whose moms didn't use the drug. If the women used it in all three trimesters, the apparent risk for offspring was 61 percent higher than for children whose mothers didn't use the drug. Out of nearly 41,000 children, fewer than 1,000 were diagnosed with ADHD and related disorders.
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Tech's biggest event, the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), garners more than 200,000 attendees and never has a lack of innovation or head-scratching technology. From an entire section devoted to virtual reality to a futuristic Batmobile model, attendees collectively navigate through 3,800 exhibitors and 2.5 million square feet of space to experience the most advanced technologies. Of course, 2016's show had no shortage of wearable tech, tablets and hybrid devices on display.
With all these new products being introduced to company networks, the opportunity for vulnerabilities and security and compliance complications continues to escalate for IT teams. In 2016, IT teams can expect to deal with the onslaught of wearable devices, ensuring continuous infrastructure and deploying new technologies. The products introduced at CES will only add to the complexity for IT teams' never-ending efforts to manage and keep up with the hot tech trends.
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Tuesday, August 16, 2011
So I Realized I Need a Disco Ball...
"How do you add sparkle to your life and to your home?
Quite literally with sparkly things! A boy I once dated nicknamed me magpie (a bird known for hoarding shiny objects) because of my affinity for glitter, sequins, and gold. I appreciate indulging in fun, unexpected, eye-catching items. After all, life's short, why not make it sparkle? I say get the pair of glitter heels. Wear the sequin dress on a Tuesday. Light candles when the sun goes down. And hang a disco ball in your living room. If it makes you smile, odds are it will make those around you smile, too."
So, I am taking my own advice. I am on the hunt for a disco ball!
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I am totally with you. Can one ever have too much sparkle? I love the disco ball idea. I am trying to think of a good room for one at our house. xoxoReplyDelete
Go for it, I hung one up for a party 3 years ago and it's still in my family room !ReplyDelete
I've seen them occasionally at Urban Outfitters! Good luck!ReplyDelete
Living room! IN a corner, where the light from the window can catch it! DO IT!!!ReplyDelete
Can't wait to see what you do with it. :)ReplyDelete
that would be a pretty sweet addition to a room! xoxo jillian:: don't miss my fishs eddy dish giveaway!ReplyDelete
i would totally put it in the living room! it would add great sparkle to your lovely cocktail parties!ReplyDelete
I agree with the living room so that the light could catch it from your big windows, but I'm sure it would add some lovely bling to your office too. Guess we'll all just have to wait and see :)ReplyDelete
Sparkle! Sparkle! I think that it would look great in your living room! <3 guests will adore it for sure :) xoReplyDelete
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Yes, yes, and yes. Do it!ReplyDelete
I totally saw one at TJ Maxx this weekend. So fun!ReplyDelete
I seriously love your post titles, and I think one for your office would be perfect!ReplyDelete
And now I need a disco ball. My husband is going to be thrilled ;) Also, I've looked at the cover of Decorate a bunch of times and never noticed the disco ball there- crazy!ReplyDelete
I've been eyeing them too! Target has some online. Search for "mirror ball."ReplyDelete
omg good realization! i used to have one from my days as a sales girl at wet seal!ReplyDelete
Oh I just love this idea! I think it'd be great in the office up in the corner. Add a little sparkle to the room! I saw a post (somewhere, some day) of a sparkly, sequined silver pillow. Could be a way to add that sparkle to the living room without taking away from the fan, etc.ReplyDelete
I Too share your love for glittery balls....I posted about this a while back also. Why do shiny things make me so happy? Is there anything else as good as diamonds,glitter, mirrors both tiny and big and sparkles?? I say no!ReplyDelete
I love it! I think your living room is calling for a disco ball! it will look great!ReplyDelete
I vote office! I do think the ceiling fan would take away from it. Plus, it would look awesome with your black wall!ReplyDelete
And, I love the photo of the staircase.
I think your office would love you for it! Especially on those gray days we get in the fall/winter months. Also by the way are you going to the Decorate book signing next Tues? It was SO lovely to meet you last Friday too!ReplyDelete
Disco balls are soo cool! I wonder if they make them in GOLD!! :)))ReplyDelete
I saw that second photo months ago and have been on the hunt for the perfect disco ball ever since!!! Will let you know when I find it!ReplyDelete
Hi! I love your blog. We have so much in common. I love organization, sparkly stuff and I have been on the hunt for a disco ball forever. It's this pic from Elle Decor that has me smitten, I love it combined with the low scale of the furniture.ReplyDelete
I'm going to spend a little time on your blog. Hope you're having a great day!


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A Parisian St. during WWII is presented in the first photo. My research, which may be incorrect, indicates that this building is Paris' City Hall (Le Hotel de Ville).
The next shows two German soldiers near the Eiffel Tower.
I obtained these, and other WWII photos in a box lot at a recent auction.


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The area lights up for holidays
Turkey with all the trimmings, family and friends, are at the forefront of our minds this week, but save some room for twinkling lights and Christmas carols.
Area communities will be aglow during the next few weeks, and children once again will have the chance to see a little piece of holiday magic come to life during light-up nights.
The first of this year's events will be held Tuesday, when Toronto's gazebo commons area will light up beginning at 6:30 p.m.
The evening will feature the lighting of the city's Christmas tree, along with a luminaria ceremony. Proceeds from the sale of luminaria and donations will go to the Salvation Army's home heating assistance program.
Among the other area communities that have scheduled light-up nights, Wellsburg will hold its event Friday on the Wellsburg Town Square following the annual Christmas parade. Free photos with Santa and refreshments will be part of the fun.
And Mingo Junction will hold its light-up event at 5:30 p.m. on Dec. 2 in front of the Municipal Building. The Indian Creek High School Band is scheduled to play holiday tunes, and a candlelight ceremony is planned, according to coordinator Sophie Schoolcraft.
Light-up nights are enjoyable events that bring communities together. They help enhance the feelings of holiday joy for the coming holiday season. And it gives our communities a chance to show off.
Please plan to be a part of the festivities in one or more area communities.


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How are you all doing with those New Year's resolutions now that a week has passed? Personally, I'm still just trying to catch up on work after the holidays. Anyway, I'm sure the gyms and Weight Watchers meetings must be at full capacity but will wane soon. When it comes to resolving issues around the house, ride the resolution wave while you're still motivated. Here are a few tasks you can easily accomplish.
1) Take that donation box to the Goodwill or thrift store to drop it off. Before you leave, add anything you've been saying "I can get $20 for this on eBay" about yet never gotten around to listing and those things you've been saving for when you magically lose 20 pounds.
2) Grab a pen and pad, or better yet, your camera phone, and make a list of all the little projects that need doing. Go room to room and make note of every single thing. Look from down to the electric outlets all the way up to those spider webs on the ceiling.
When you're done, sit down and organize the tasks into separate lists – a list for the plumber, a list for the electrician, organizing tasks, a list you can DIY , a list of things to buy at the hardware store. Put them in order of importance. Begin with safety issues like buying carbon monoxide detectors, and group things together logistically (what can you tackle with your feather duster with the extension on it such as ceiling corners and ceiling fans? what are all the tasks that require a stepstool?) . Keep the list on your refrigerator or a bulletin board and check things off throughout 2013 as you accomplish them.
3) Complete one full organizing task at a time, even if you can donate just an hour to it – cleaning out your dresser and ditching the socks that have no partners, cleaning out your bathroom drawers or even just one junk drawer (by the way, you are allowed ONE junk drawer. Just one). When you have an entire afternoon, tackle a bigger project like the attic, basement or garage.
4) While you're at it, make a list of fun things you've been meaning to do like catch that museum exhibition before it leaves town, calling that friend you haven't seen in months for lunch, catching up on Pinterest boards or finally getting started watching Breaking Bad or Homeland. "Accomplishing" these things is a fun reward.
5) Speaking of rewards, make a list of all the things you dream of having in your home that you can't afford right now, like a new sofa or front-loading washing machine. Open a savings account and save money toward these purchases, even if all you have to deposit right now is your loose change. Having the account and watching it grow will help you reach your goals.
What home resolutions do you have this year? Please let us know in the Comments section!


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The spirit of Kwanzaa again is celebrated by families around the Poconos starting on the usual dates of Dec. 26 and ending on New Year's Day.
The spirit of Kwanzaa again is celebrated by families around the Poconos starting on the usual dates of Dec. 26 and ending on New Year's Day.
Many are having celebrations throughout the week and the African American Network of the Poconos celebrated Kwanzaa early this year (because of scheduling availability) in a festive event on Dec. 15 at Hughes Library in Stroudsburg.
Chairperson Cleo MeriAbut (meaning "doubly-loved teacher") Jarvis and her committee members Alice Piper, Sabrina Robertson and Idella Ray-Barrow organized a joyful celebration of the seven principles of Kwanzaa called "Nguzu Saba" in the African Kiswahili language.
Participants volunteered to speak for a moment on their thoughts about each principle. "Umoja" signifies unity and helpfulness. The celebrants believe in "Kujichagulia," self-determination, by taking control of their own lives by making positive choices.
"Ujima," collective work and responsibility, reminds the community that there is power in synergism. "Ujamaa" means cooperative economics. African Americans must build and support their own businesses to promote economic freedom.
"Nia" means that each person must find their purpose in life. "Kuumba" or creativity is highly valued. We are all born with gifts and we must use our minds and hands to make things. Finally "Imani" means faith. Kwanzaa celebrants believe in themselves, their God, and in their successful future.
The master of ceremonies, Jonathan Edmondson, spoke passionately about creativity. "The hand is more powerful than the gun," he said. "Your gifts and talents are in your hands. Your hands can take you places." Edmondson is a motivational speaker and added rousing words of encouragement throughout the afternoon.
Kwanzaa is a secular, week-long holiday that began in 1966 at the behest of social activist Ron Karenga as an alternative for people of color who did not want to imitate the practices of the "dominant society." As Kwanzaa became accepted in the mainstream, its focus changed in 1977 to a more inclusive celebration of family, community and culture. "It is not a religious holiday," Jarvis explains, "but one where the African American community comes together in unity to reflect on and honor our cultural heritage."
The ceremony began with the "Tamshi La Tambiko" — a libation statement honoring the first ancestors — led by Barbara Dabney. Thelma Russell asked for a moment of silent meditation. An altar was set where simple gifts and "mazao" or fruits of the harvest were displayed. It featured a "kinara" candle holder that holds seven candles; one black, three green and three red known as the "mishuma saba."
Children from the audience lit the candles, each representing one of the seven principals.
Jarvis said, "We include the children in our celebration. We must teach them now about our ancestors and our accomplishments. They are our light. They are our future."
The children provided beautiful entertainment. Cardigan Caines came to the piano and played "Misty" and "The Girl from Ipanema."
Bathsheba Etheridge, founder of an "Ujima" youth organization, brought a group of young ladies from ages 4—18 who recited Maya Angelou's poem "Phenomenal Woman" with style, grace and confidence, and performed a dance. The ceremony ended with the chant "Harambe!" which means, "Let's pull together."
Members of the African American Network brought hot food, homemade pies and cookies to share.
Their community Kwanzaa year-end celebration gave the audience a sense of remembrance, recommitment and renewal.


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To The Least, Last, Lost, and Lonely…
Our service at St. Joseph is directed to the Trousdale Turner Correctional Complex (TTCC) in Hartsville, Tennessee and the Lois M. DeBerry Special Needs Facility (DNSF) here in Nashville, which although the word "prison" is not in its' title, is a prison. It is a medium to high security hospital for ailing inmates that are sent there from any of the other Tennessee state prisons. They are all felons who are in need of treatment for many different types of illnesses. I continue to maintain a correspondence with about seven inmates at this institution. Deacon Rock Hasenberg is at the helm in at this institution, since I retired from service at that prison after almost 20 years of service.
TTCC in Hartsville, Trousdale County, Tennessee is about 45 miles from St. Joseph Church. It is the newest prison we serve. The "we" is Deacon James Booth and myself, Deacon ted Welsh. Deacon James serves several other prisons, but at Trousdale-Turner it's a partnership. TTCC is the newest prison in the Tennesse Department of Corrections (TDOC) system and is run by contractor Corrections Corporation of America (CCA). The prison took in its first inmates on January 7th this year and has a capacity for 2100 inmates which will make it the largest state institution when filled.
We began planning in August this year for our first religious services which were held on August 30th. We decided to make the services ecumenical so that many of the non-Catholic inmates could attend. Our intention was and is to expose these men to various articles of the Catholic Faith as we explore the Scripture readings with the hope that upon presenting the truths of the Faith and seeing its simplicity, symmetry, and beauty, they might want to dig deeper and explore these many mysteries which would be presented during our service.
And so our communion service, which is essentially a Liturgy of the Word with the distribution of the pre-consecrated hosts (Holy Communion which was taken by the deacon from the tabernacle and brought to the prison) is probably the closest thing to a Catholic Mass that most of them ever may attend. We use the preceding Sunday readings of the Mass, and then, distribute the Holy Eucharist to the Catholics in attendance.
The very important change we made a few years ago at DSNF was to allow for 30 minutes of fellowship before the service so that the inmates get a chance to form a community (assembly). Here, they have the chance to get to know other inmates and learn a little bit about their struggles in the journey to holiness. We also try to have a bit of fellowship at the end of the service. A lot of times the men will want to talk privately with one of the ministers about any number of varying concerns, and many times we're able to help. The problems may range from finding a halfway (transitional) house for them to stay upon parole, or making sure the paperwork for the parole hearing has in its file a letter of recommendation. It may also have something to do with the guilt or shame that accompanies incarceration, or maybe helping someone find a loved one whose whereabouts are no longer known. It may be they may need some help with some funds for things like toiletries or just some new socks. If they don't have a job, and they have no help from relatives or friends, this is where we can provide some aid.
Our fund for this help that we offer and the books and instructional materials that we provide come from the generous donations our benefactors provide. Much of the money goes to help the inmates with program fees to get into a transitional house after they are paroled. So many of them – almost 85% - have no jobs while in prison, and so they have no funds to use for their sustenance once they are released into the free world. This problem can be compounded when they have been deserted by family, friends, relatives, wives, and children. Some do get help from other sources, but the majority do not.
Several of the books we use are:
1) The Missionary's Catechism by Russell Ford, a convert to Catholicism and a former 20-year inmate in the Alabama prison system. Russell's book explains the Faith in a very understandable fashion, especially for inmates;
The order is purely voluntary, but the requirements are these:
1) Obedience: Monks must be first of all obedient to the Rule.
· Feed the hungry
· Admonish the sinner
Contact Deacon Ted for more information or if you would would like to help in some way!


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Professor of Clinical Medicine
University of Rochester Medical Center
Primary Care Physician
Center for Primary Care-Olsan Medical Group
Louis J. Papa M.D., FACP is board certified in Internal Medicine and is a primary care physician with the University of Rochester Center for Primary Care's Olsan Medical Group of Rochester New York. He is a Professor of Clinical Medicine at the University of Rochester, where he helps educate internal medicine residents on primary outpatient care. In 1989, Dr. Papa graduated from the State University of New York at Stony Brook School of Medicine and came to Rochester to complete his residency at Strong Memorial Hospital where he is currently an attending physician.
Dr. Papa is a Fellow of the American College of Physicians, a former alternate delegate representing New York State to the American Medical Association, and was named by his peers to "Best Doctors in America" in 2001 and "America's Top Physicians" in 2008. He was selected by "Rochester Business Journal" as one of the "Forty under Forty" young community leaders in 2001 and was named as one of only 25 physicians under 40 years old nationally to receive the "Excellence in Medicine Award" from the American Medical Association Foundation for leadership in 2003 and became a recipient of a "Rochester Business Journal Healthcare Achievement Award" in 2009.
Dr. Papa is involved in a number of medical, civic and community activities and boards including his role as a board member and program committee chair of the largest health foundation in Upstate New York - the Greater Rochester Healthcare Foundation and he serves on the Excellus Rochester advisory board and chairs their Healthcare Quality and Benefits Management committee. He continues his volunteer work with the uninsured and his supporting work for the New York chapter of American College of Physicians. He has served as President of his local medical society and continues to serve on their board.
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USA, Dominican Republic and Canada undefeated at Pan Am Cup
Mexico City, Mexico, June 12, 2014 – Two-time defending champions Unites States, Dominican Republic and Canada are the three undefeated teams in the Women's Volleyball Pan American Cup after two days of actions in Mexico City and Pachuca.
The U.S. Women earned an easy straight-set victory 25-20, 25-14, 25-20 over Argentina in Pool B in Pachuca and play against Puerto Rico (1-1) on Friday.
On the other hand, the Dominicans had to deal with a determined young Cuba team before prevailing in four sets 24-26, 25-17, 25-21, 25-18 and next they meet hosts Mexico (1-1) in Pool A in Mexico City.
Meanwhile, Canada outdueled Trinidad & Tobago in three sets by scores of 25-23, 25-14, 26-24 advancing to a match against Cuba (1-1).
Positions in Pool A: Dominican Republic (2-0, 9 points), Canada (2-0, 9 points), Cuba (1-1, 6 points), Mexico (1-1, 3 points), Peru (0-2, 2 points), Trinidad & Tobago (0-2, 0 points).
Positions in Pool B: United States (2-0, 10 points, Argentina (1-1, 5 points), Puerto Rico (1-1, 5 points), Colombia (0-1, 0 points), Costa Rica 80-1, 5 points).
Dominican Republic 3, Cuba 1
Dominican Republic defeated a stubborn young Cuba 3-1 (24-26, 25-17, 25-21, 25-18) to earn their second victory in Pool A. The Cubans won the battle of the blocks 13-6 but gave away 43 points via unforced errors to 30 by the Dominicans who held an 8-2 advantage in aces. Bethania De la Cruz spearheaded the winners with 17 points, while Candida Arias recorded 4 blocks among her 13 points. Yonkaira Peña contributed 11 tallies in the victory. Melissa Vargas and Sulian Matienzo topped Cuba with 13 and 12 points, respectively. Alena Rojas scored eight, including four blocks.
Puerto Rico 3, Costa Rica 0
Puerto Rico stormed past Costa Rica to gain their first victory in Pool B following the loss to Argentina one day earlier. The final score was 25-15, 25-11, 25-19. The Puerto Ricans held an 11-4 margin in blocks and blanked the opponent 3-0 in aces. Aury Cruz was the biggest offensive arm of Puerto Rico with 13 points, all but one via kills. Lynda Morales added 10 while Alexandra Oquendo and Sheila Ocasio each contributed seven points. Angela Willis led Costa Rica with 11 points and Paola Ramirez had nine in the loss.
Canada 3, Trinidad & Tobago 0
Canada battled to claim their second victory in Pool A by defeating a resilient Trinidad & Tobago 25-23, 25-14, 26-24. The victory earned Canada a share of first place in the pool tied with Dominican Republic, winners over Cuba in four sets earlier in the day. The winners registered twelve blocks to maintain a high quality game at the net one day after recording 19 against Peru. Lisa Barclay led the balanced offense of Canada with 13 points while Marissa Field and Rebecca Pavan each charted nine points, including four blocks, in the win. Krystle Esdelle had 14 for the losers.
United States 3, Argentina 0
Two-time defending champions USA cruised past Argentina booking their second victory in as many days in Pool B. The Americans won 25-20, 25-14, 25-20 and lead the five-team pool. Argentina dropped to 1-1. Regan Hood finished with a match-high 17 points, including three blocks and three aces, while Sonja Newcombe added 10. Juliann Faucette and TeTori Dixon contributed 9 and 8 points, in the victory. Emilce Sosa and Sol Piccolo each had seven points in the losing effort.
Mexico 3, Peru 2
Hosts Mexico scored a stunning five-set victory over Peru 25-23, 16-25, 28-26, 21-25, 15-11 in the last match of Pool A. Claudia Rios scored a tournament-high 22 points to lead four Mexicans who reached double figures in the scores. Andrea Rangel contributed 18 points while Gema Leon and Lizbeth Sainz added 13 and 10, respectively. Peru's Angela Leyva finished with 21 points followed by Maguilaura Frias with 14. Clarivett Yllescas and Karla Ortiz each had 13 points in the losing cause.


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LONDON (AP) - Premier League soccer club West Ham has been selected "preferred partner" in its bid to move into the London Olympic Stadium and will enter into exclusive negotiations over the terms of a 99-year lease.
An agreement to play in the $783 million venue collapsed last year, but the east London club won a new bid Wednesday.
West Ham would be moving 2 miles from its 35,000-capacity Upton Park to a stadium downsized from 80,000 seats at the Olympics to 60,000.
The London Legacy Development Corporation board rejected bids from third-tier soccer club Leyton Orient and a group that hoped to stage Formula One races. But London Mayor Boris Johnson warned that West Ham would only be allowed to move into the stadium if he is satisfied with the financial package being offered.
Besides paying annual rent, West Ham owners David Gold and David Sullivan would have to give the London legacy company a share of any profit if they sell the club.
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The Phoenix Suns parted ways with Alvin Gentry Friday, after the team's 13-28 start, the Suns announced Friday.
No interim coach has been names, but the Suns said in a press release one will be name in the next 24-48 hours. A team press conference is schedule for Friday afternoon.
Suns forward-center Channing Frye addressed the dismissal on Twitter, writing, "I have grown so much under @AlvinGentry. I wish him and his family the best. He's a great coach and a better man."
Suns forward Jared Dudley re-tweeted Frye's message.
The Suns, who are in last place in the Western Conference, are in transition, especially since losing guard Steve Nash to the Los Angeles Lakers in the summer. Offseason acquisitions Michael Beasley and Wesley Johnson have not worked out.
The Suns lost at home Thursday night to Milwaukee for the first time in 26 years to equal the franchise's worst midpoint record since the 1987-88 team went 13-28 coming out of the drug scandal.
Gentry, Suns Managing Partner Robert Sarver and President of Basketball Operations Lon Babby had a late-night meeting but Gentry was not let go at that time. A decision was made Friday morning.
The Suns have lost 13 of their past 15 games and 20 of their past 26 games, falling to last in the Western Conference and the fourth-worst record in the NBA. Prior to the season, the Suns management laid out expectations for the Suns to compete for a playoff spot, although the team widely was predicted to miss the playoffs for a third consecutive year.
The Suns struggled all season defensively, ranking second to last in the league for defensive field-goal percentage. The Suns' offense worsened as the season wore on and the lack of a scorer who can create his own shot or be counted on in crunch time became more apparent. The Suns, ranking fourth worst in 3-point shooting, shot less than 40 percent in four of the past seven games and have not reached 100 points for 10 consecutive games.
Gentry, 58, was in the final contract year of his contract and the Suns will owe him $1.2 million for the remainder of it. He became the team's interim coach during the 2009 All-Star weekend in Phoenix when Terry Porter was fired during his first season as head coach. The interim title was lifted in the offseason and Gentry guided the Suns to the 2010 Western Conference Finals in his first full season as head coach, using a 28-7 finish to the regular season to start the momentum.
Gentry's teams contended for a playoff spot the past two seasons but fell short with 40-42 and 33-33 records. After the off-season departures of Nash and Grant Hill, the Suns opened this season with a roster of nine new players and three new starters.
Gentry was 158-144 with Phoenix in his fourth stint as a head coach after previous turns with Detroit, Miami and the Los Angeles Clippers. Gentry came to the Suns in 2004 as an assistant on Mike D'Antoni's staff and was elevated to lead assistant when Marc Iavaroni left to become Memphis' coach. When D'Antoni left for the New York job in 2008, Gentry remained in Phoenix and joined Porter's staff.


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It's been called the greatest album of all time, but you won't find it on iTunes. At least, you won't find the first-issue mono pressing of the Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band gatefold LP on the U.K. Parlophone label.
A rare autographed copy sold at an auction Wednesday for $175,698, according to RR Auction of New Hampshire. John, Paul, George and Ringo all signed the cover for a young porter working at the Atlantic Hotel in Newquay, England, where the band stayed in September 1967. According to a letter accompanying the record, employees at the hotel were warned not to bother the band, but the enterprising young lad "sneaked the album back into work up my top, as I didn't want the manager to see." The album comes with a letter of authenticity from Beatles expert Frank Caiazzo, who says a copy of Sgt. Pepper signed by all of the Fab Four is like the "holy grail" of rock memorabilia.
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You see the following error code and message when you get a red light on your Xbox 360 Kinect Sensor:
A problem has occurred with your Kinect Sensor
Error code: C000022D
This may mean that the sensor is not connected correctly, or your console software might need updating.
Solution 1: Update your console software
Update Required: An update has been found. To apply this update, you must restart your console.
Solution 2: Check the cables
Xbox 360 E console or Xbox 360 S console
Important Remove the Power/USB adapter cable if your Kinect sensor came with one.
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The light located near the middle of the cable should be green.
No green light? Try plugging the cable into another outlet to make sure the cable is working properly. If you need to replace the cable, contact Xbox Support using the Assistance information at the bottom of this page.
If you tried the steps above but are still having a problem, try this:
Solution 3: Request a repair
If the previous solutions didn't resolve the problem, your Kinect sensor needs to be repaired. See Getting your Xbox console or Kinect sensor serviced.
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