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Betty Blanche Smith
Betty Blanche
Betty Blanche Horner
Birth February 21, 1880
Napton, Saline, Missouri, United States
between April 1898 and August 1898 (Age 18 years)
Note: The Spanish-American War was a conflict in 1898 between Spain and the United States, the result of American intervention in the Cuban War of Independence - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spanish%E2%80%93American_War
Marriage John Thomas Horner — View this family
October 15, 1899 (Age 19 years)
#1 Virginia Jane Horner
Polio Epidemic
1916 (Age 35 years)
Note: Over 7,000 deaths and 27,363 cases reported in America's worst polio (infantile paralysis) epidemic - http://goo.gl/ZBEQA1
between 1917 and November 1918 (Age 36 years)
Note: The United States enters 'The Great War' where more than nine million combatants were killed- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_War_I
Spanish Influenza Epidemic
Note: Spanish Influenza killed over 500,000 people in the United States, and somewhere between 20 and 40 million in what has been cited as the most devastating epidemic in history - http://virus.stanford.edu/uda/
Marriage of a child Robert Solon Edwards — Virginia Jane Horner — View this family
July 17, 1923 (Age 43 years)
#1 Robert Wesley Edwards
June 30, 1925 (Age 45 years)
October 1929 (Age 49 years)
Note: The Wall Street Crash sets off the Great Depression, the most severe worldwide economic depression in the 20th century - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Depression
Census April 9, 1940 (Age 60 years)
Marshall, Saline, Missouri, United States
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1940 United States - Census transcript - John Thomas Horner - Household
625 North Allen Marshall, Saline, Missouri
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Horner, Betty B X wife F W 60 M MO Same House
Edwards, Solon son in law M W 46 M MO R Saline MO Carpenter Building Construction
Edwards, Virginia daughter F W 36 M MO R Saline MO
Edwards, Robert W grand son M W 14 S MO R Saline MO
Death of a husband John Thomas Horner
Death of a daughter Virginia Jane Horner
Kansas City, Jackson, Missouri, United States
Note: https://www.sos.mo.gov/images/archives/deathcerts/1945/1945_00026395.PDF
between December 1941 and August 1945 (Age 61 years)
Note: The United States enters World War II after the attack at Pearl Harbor, a global war that involved the vast majority of the world's nations and including all of the great powers - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_War_II
between 1950 and 1953 (Age 69 years)
Death July 14, 1951 (Age 71 years)
Family with John Thomas Horner - View this family
John Thomas Horner
Birth: March 7, 1872 — New Frankfort, Saline, Missouri, United States
Death: January 11, 1942 — Marshall, Saline, Missouri, United States
Birth: February 21, 1880 — Napton, Saline, Missouri, United States
Death: July 14, 1951 — Marshall, Saline, Missouri, United States
Marriage: October 15, 1899 — Missouri, United States
Birth: October 29, 1904 32 24 — Napton, Saline, Missouri, United States
Death: August 11, 1945 — Kansas City, Jackson, Missouri, United States
No family available
Family with John Thomas Horner
Betty Blanche Smith(1880–1951)
John Thomas Horner1899
Virginia Jane Horner(1904–1945)


ARCADIA, Calif. (AP) Awesome Luck won the $58,000 feature for California-bred or sired mares by 1 ¼ lengths Thursday at Santa Anita.
Ridden by Santiago Gonzalez, Awesome Luck ran one mile in 1:37.97 and paid $30.20, $11 and $7 at 14-1 odds.
Take It Easyplease returned $3.40 and $2.80 as the 3-2 favorite, while Stole a Kiss was another 1 ¾ lengths back in third and paid $3.80 to show.
Awesome Luck was coming off a 13 ½-length loss over one mile on turf on Feb. 21 and seemed to appreciate the change in surface.
"She doesn't seem to handle the grass," trainer Blake Heap said.
The victory, worth $34,800, increased Awesome Luck's career earnings to $96,875, with two wins in 12 starts for owner John Harris.
"It's St. Patrick's Day and we have the green and white colors, so I guess that didn't hurt," Harris said. "I don't know if the jock's Irish, but I guess today everybody is."


Horses are prey animals, their flight instinct hardwired in them. To flee is their first line of defence to ensure survival against potential threats and predators.
However, they do need to lie down flat to gain their required REM (dream) sleep, which obviously puts them at great risk during these times, since it significantly lowers their ability to quickly outrun a predator. Living with others in a herd significantly increases their individual chances of survival due to one or more of them being able to keep watch at any one time whilst the others are then able to sleep safely.
The social bonds and attachments within stable herds are strongly formed, held together with the glue of mutually trust based affiliative behaviours; behaviours that promote group cohesion and affiliation such as the body care of mutual grooming as well as chosen distance proximities to each other.
Horses are very open to forming these very same trust based, affiliative bonds and secure attachments with humans too, where they feel entirely safe and able to hand the responsibility for their individual survival over to a watch 'person' instead of a trusted member of their herd.
The key word is trust though and that can only be achieved if the associations with that human are based entirely on those pleasant, enjoyable, affiliative, appetitive experiences, just like they are with trusted members of their horse herd.
Unfortunately though, the majority of horse-human interactions have at least some, but more often than not, pretty high levels of aversive, uncomfortable, unpleasant or painful associations. Anything that removes the horses freedom to choose to participate in the interactions with the human are most often aversive and so will cause damage to the affiliative trust of that attachment; headcollars, bridles, lead ropes, bits, whips etc.
By building an appetitive, affiliative based relationship that doesn't rely on coercion or aversives in interactions, bonds can be created between humans and horses where they offer you the most special gift of all – true relaxation and a magical trust that is very rarely experienced.


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Leesa Sleep, A Socially Responsible Luxury Mattress Company Launches at Hudson's Bay to Help Canadians Sleep Better
TORONTO, Sept. 9, 2019 /CNW/ – Luxury direct-to-consumer mattress company Leesa Sleep is thrilled to announce its arrival at Hudson's Bay, Canada's most prominent department store. With a keen focus on expansion, Leesa's launch with Hudson's Bay is a natural fit, offering Canadian consumers a complementary local retail experience to its easy online shopping model.
"We're very excited about our growth in the Canadian market," says David Wolfe, co-founder of Leesa Sleep. "Now more Canadians will have the opportunity to try our mattresses before they buy. In Hudson's Bay, we've found a trusted retailer that shares our commitment to high-quality products and believes in making a positive impact in local communities."
"The launch of Leesa mattresses at Hudson's Bay delivers on our promise to offer our customers diverse, on-trend and elevated brands for their homes," said Alan Asbridge, SVP, Home, Hudson's Bay. "We were particularly drawn to Leesa's approach to make a difference both in their customer's and other's lives through their unique mattress donation program. We are excited by the work we plan to do together to continue this story in Canada."
Leesa is a certified B Corporation, a benchmark for companies that meet the highest standards of social and environmental responsibility. Through Leesa's industry-leading social impact program, they donate one mattress for every ten sold, totalling 35,000+ mattresses given to 1,000+ non-profit organizations across North America and Europe. As part of their launch with Hudson's Bay, Leesa has committed to joining forces with the retailer to create a healthier tomorrow for Canadians through increasing awareness of mental health and providing better access to a good night's sleep.
Leesa offers a choice of two mattresses: The Leesa Original features three layers of foam for support, pressure relief and comfort. Together the layers provide a universal adaptive feel which enables the mattress to accommodate different body types and sleeping styles, while preventing overheating and the sinking feeling that can happen with traditional (and often more expensive) foam mattresses. The Leesa Hybrid is a luxury mattress that combines the much-loved foam technology from the Leesa mattress and individually-wrapped pocket spring system, which responds and adapts to your body while providing edge-to-edge support. It also features two additional layers of performance foam to complement the benefits of Leesa's signature foam technology, setting the sleeping experience apart from the traditional feel of pocket springs. Leesa also offers pillows made of its signature foam.
Leesa mattresses and pillows are now available to purchase online at the bay.com or try and buy in 78 Hudson's Bay stores across Canada, starting at $790 CDN for a mattress and $95 CDN for pillows.
ABOUT LEESA SLEEP, LLC
Based in Virginia Beach, Va., Leesa is a luxury mattress and sleep products company that offers North American-made mattresses delivered directly to consumers' doors. From its start, Leesa has measured its success not just by its sales, but by the company's overall social impact. To date, Leesa's One-Ten program has provided more than 35,000 mattresses to those in need. Leesa offers a 100-night risk-free trial, free shipping and no-hassle returns. In 2016, Leesa was recognized as a certified B Corp, joining forces with more than 2,100 companies using business as a force for good. The company currently offers free shipping to the U.S., U.K., Canada, Ireland and Germany. For more information, visit www.leesa.com.
ABOUT HUDSON'S BAY
HBC, incorporated in 1670, is North America's oldest company. Hudson's Bay has grown to become Canada's most prominent department store, today operating 89 full-line locations and thebay.com. Hudson's Bay has established a reputation for quality, service, and style by offering well-edited assortments of exclusive and popular fashion, beauty, home and accessory designers and brands, as well as exclusive food concepts. It is part of the HBC brand portfolio. The signature stripes are a registered trademark of Hudson's Bay Company.
SOURCE Leesa Sleep, LLC
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This entry was posted in Lotus Greens and tagged lotus new launch lotus sohna new launch lotus sohna resale lotus sohna resale price list lotus sohna sector 33 on 2014/11/26 by ABC.
Sizes: 1350 – 1800 Sq. Ft.
Lotus New project Sohna Sector 33 Sohna, Greater Gurgaon.
Lotus new launch Sohna is located on sector 33 Sohna. The project has got luxury specifications. Below are the further details:World-class interior specifications of apartments meet with global standards. Independent floors here have modular kitchen with chimney and hob. Provision has been made for energy efficient and less noisy VRV air-conditioning system. Flooring of the rooms include imported marble and laminated wooden tiles. Some other features include modular bathrooms, wardrobes in bedrooms and video door phones. Project's floor plan provides optimized floor space index. Investors/Buyers may download Lotus Greens Gurgaon New Project brochure for review.
About Lotus Greens is a diversified group formed to revolutionize urbanization with responsible professionalism. The group is led by some of the most recognized and respected real estate professionals who have come together with a common vision of creating an ethical and credible real estate brand creating value for customers, investors and all stake holders. The group will be operating under the brand name of "Lotus Greens". The group has active interest in commercial developments, hospitality sector, health care sector and education.


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Payment is accepted via all major debit and credit cards. Payment is taken through the secure online terminal Stripe. Kobe Surf holds no credit or debit card information on record. The currency used is the British Pound Sterling (GBP).
All prices quoted are inclusive of statutory VAT, but not of delivery charges. VAT will be charged at the current rate.
Once you have placed your order you will receive an email confirmation. If for whatever reason we are unable to fulfill your order, we will notify you at the earliest possible opportunity and arrange a refund/exchange.
If you would like to return or exchange any items please contact Kobe Surf within 14 working days of receiving your order.
The items must be un-used and in re-saleable condition, with all the original packaging. All swimwear must have the hygiene sticker intact and attached.
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Q: EasyPost API - print_custom_1 option won't print on label This has been driving me batty for over an hour. I'm new to EasyPost and I'm trying to put some custom text on my label (in my particular case, it is which SKU to put in the package), but it just never seemed to work. I'm using the official nuget package from easypost but am guessing it is platform independent.
Shipment shipment = new Shipment() {
    to_address = toAddress,
    from_address = fromAddress,
    parcel = parcel
};

shipment.Create();
var lowestRate = shipment.LowestRate(includeServices: new List<string>() { "First" }, includeCarriers: new List<string>() { "USPS" });

shipment.Buy(lowestRate);

shipment.options.Add("print_custom_1", "this is some sample text");
shipment.options.Add("print_custom_2", "abc");
shipment.options.Add("print_custom_3", "xyz");

shipment.GenerateLabel("pdf");

A: Well, that was annoying. It makes sense when you step back from it. The issue is that the options need to be set PRIOR to creating the shipment. In my head, it was a print only concern (and it is), but there are other options can and do effect shipping costs, which means that the option needs to be set when creating the shipment. Even setting the options after you create but before you "buy" doesn't work.
See working code below:
Shipment shipment = new Shipment() {
    to_address = toAddress,
    from_address = fromAddress,
    parcel = parcel
};

//DO THIS BEFORE CREATING!
shipment.options = new Dictionary<string, object>();
shipment.options.Add("print_custom_1", "this is some sample text");
shipment.options.Add("print_custom_2", "abc");
shipment.options.Add("print_custom_3", "xyz");

shipment.Create();
var lowestRate = shipment.LowestRate(includeServices: new List<string>() { "First" }, includeCarriers: new List<string>() { "USPS" });

shipment.Buy(lowestRate);

shipment.GenerateLabel("pdf");

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Jordan Ayew Promised Me $50 For Every Penalty I Save But I Failed - Fatau Dauda
Former Black Stars goalkeeper, Fatau Dauda has hailed Ghana striker Jordan Ayew as one of the best penalty takers he has encountered in his life.
Dauda also revealed that during their time in the national team together the Crystal Palace striker will promise he (Fatau) $50 for every penalty he saves during training but he never got around to saving Jordan's kicks no matter how hard he tried.
Dauda made this point to demonstrate that penalty kicks are not lotteries as some would have us believe. According to the former Orlando Pirates goalie, with practice, you can perfect the art of penalty taking.
Ghana's penalty woes are well documented and, in a bid to cure it, the GFA has proposed penalty shootouts in the Premier League during drawn games to help players learn how to score from the spot kick. But Dauda says the onus is on individual players to perfect the practice.
He says good penalty takers such as Jordan Ayew spend enormous time to practice on their own after training on a regular basis.
"Jordan, when I was in the Black Stars sometimes after training, he will say Lion, if you save one, I will give you $50 dollars," Dauda said. When asked if he's able to save one, the man affectionately known as the 'Lion' said, "I can't even save one."
Making an appearance on Ghanaweb's Sports Check which would be aired tomorrow at 12:30pm, Dauda who was the shot-stopper for the Black Stars at the 2014 World Cup made lots of revelations about his stay in the Black Stars and his possible return to the Ghana Premier League.
Source: Ghanaweb
FIFA President Outlines Three Major Pillars To Get African Football To Top Level
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According to his CEI bio, Horner received his law degree from Washington University in St. Louis.
Horner was to be featured as a speaker at the 2015 Coal and Investment Leadership Forum, an invitation-only retreat that brings together coal industry executives, Republican donors, and other "stakeholders," according to an invitation obtained by the Center for Media and Democracy and reported on by The Guardian. The invitation listed Horner as "Attorney at Law for Competitive Enterprise Institute and American Tradition Institute."
It is unclear what expertise Mr. Horner has acquired that makes him more qualified to assess climate science than 97% of actively publishing climate scientists.
Despite making frequent contributions to Fox News with his expert opinion, neither of his profile pages on the Heartland Institute website nor the Competitive Enterprise Institute website list any scientific qualifications whatsoever.
↑ "Factsheet: Competitive Enterprise Institute," ExxonSecrets.org, accessed March 2009.
↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 Suzanne Goldenberg, "Jeb Bush cozies up to coal industry barons at closed-door meeting," The Guardian, May 29, 2015.
↑ "Personnel details: Chris Horner," Heartland Institute website, accessed March 2009.
↑ 6.0 6.1 "Christopher C. Horner," Competitive Enterprise Institute website, accessed March 2009.
↑ "Fox News: NASA's Chief Climate Scientist Stirs Controversy with Call for Civil Disobedience]," States News Service, February 26, 2009.
↑ "Chris Horner Debates Arctic Ice & Global Warming," CEI channel on YouTube.com, September 13, 2007.
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We currently use iClan Websites for our webpage/forums. We are a huge gaming community that is internationally known with hundreds of members. We were simply inquiring into the posibility or interest in some type of sponsorship through iClan.
Visibility for your company would reach hundreds per day both on our website as well as out extreamly active teamspeak. IN addition of the wide variety of games we support we are even registered in the diamond ranking within Clan Wars for CoD Ghosts as well as owners of one of the top 50 DayZ servers in the world which reaches thousands of users daily.
If interested or simply have any questions please ask.
Hi there, please take a look at the criteria for qualification here: http://www.iclanwebsites. ... es-were-sponsoring/.
If you think you are qualified, feel free to send us a ticket for your application and your Twitter/Facebook/Youtube details and we will review your application. Thank you!
Thank you for your quick reply. I guess where I am confused is, we meet and exceed every single on of the requirements except for 1.
"You haven't already been a paying iClan Websites customer"
Why get penalized for being a paying customer??? We tried your product, we like you product, we now look to get sponsored as we have succeded with your product yet because we chose to go with the "paying" rather than "free" option with you, we then dont get to be eligable for the same bennifits those that did not chose to go the extra mile and pay for services get?
Just seems a bit backwards is all.
When i first received the e-mail showing you guys are ready to sponsor i was like hell yeah, cool boom man.
Then i saw the same line as Gorm is talking about and i was like WTF?
Why "punish" a allready paying client?
Specially paying customers should get extra benefits!
Oh well. If a company is not willing to think a bit "outside" the box as well as extend promo/good faith offers to current clientel rather than just focus on new buisness then that will ultimatly be their loss.
As a clan that is already recieving the bennifits of sponsorship from companies like Monster Energy Drink, ect then when the time to decide to continue with the current host for our website as well as teamspeak, comes up then I guess if standard practice is to cater only to new potential clientel rather than established and proven clients then reaching out to shop around and see who wants to bennifit from the exposure of a community with what we have to offer will be an easy desision.
I'ts too bad when a company doesnt have the forward thinking from a marketing perspective to think outside the box.
I believe that it's a chance for new growing fast communities / clans etc to grown even more.
I understand what you want to say but if you're that big gaming community, even if you have to pay a lot of servers etc, you surely will have some donators who really help out.
Think that from a different side, as a new growing community which is hard for it to move on. It has a lot of chances to become more and more better but it doesn't have help from anywhere. What iClanWebsites did I'm surely that helped a lot of Owners who are really grateful.


During Normandy campaign two German parachute divisions were involved in struggles with Allied troops: the 2nd and the 3rd fallschirmjäger.
The 2nd division was one of the first unit that tried to repel Allied landing during Overlord operation at Carentan. I painted my fallschirmjägers to be adapted to Italian and African conflict theatres so they wear the Luftwaffe tropical uniforms. During Normady campaign they used the Sumpfmuster 44 that was more green than the camo uniforms I painted.
During the war a lot of villages (Carenat, Caen etc) were bombarded by the Allies. Below a photo of Carentan wiht members of 101st Aribone and after some of my miniature in a ruined house.
Wow! that's a cracking looking set up! The plastic figures seem to match nicely with the metals. I may have to add some.
Woooow! Wonderful and atmospheric entry!
Excellent use of figurines and terrain based on pictures.


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Q: Parke-Taylor formula and MHW-amplitudes In Matthew Schwartz Quantum Field Theory and Standard Model the author presents the Parke-Taylor formula

$\tilde{M}(1^+2^+...j^-...k^-...n^+) = \frac{\langle j k \rangle^4}{\langle 1 2 \rangle  \langle 2 3 \rangle  \langle 3 4 \rangle ... \langle n 1 \rangle}$

(Chapter 27 Gluon scattering and the spinor-helicity formalism, page.550) to calculate MHW amplitudes for $n$-gluon amplitudes. Moreover the reader can find an explicit example of this formula on page 558

$\tilde{M}(1^-2^-3^+4^+5^+6^+7^+) = \frac{\langle 1 2 \rangle^4}{\langle 7 1 \rangle \langle 1 2 \rangle \langle 2 3 \rangle \langle 3 4 \rangle \langle 4 5 \rangle \langle 5 6 \rangle \langle 6 7 \rangle }$

So far so good. But one thing makes me wonder: How can I see which gluons are incoming and which ones are outgoing? Is there some "convention" that I am missig, e.g. all particles with one helicity are incoming and the rest of the particles with the other helicity are outgoing? Otherwise I simply do not understand, whether $\tilde{M}(1^-2^-3^+4^+5^+6^+7^+)$ refers to $\tilde{M}(1^- + 2^- \rightarrow 3^+ + 4^+ + 5^+ + 6^+ + 7^+)$, $\tilde{M}(1^- + 2^- + 3^+ \rightarrow 4^+ + 5^+ + 6^+ + 7^+)$ or $\tilde{M}(1^- + 2^- + 3^+ + 4^+  \rightarrow 5^+ + 6^+ + 7^+)$ and so on.

A: As a convention, all the gluons are outgoing. One can interpret $M[1^- 2^- 3^+ 4^+ 5^+]$ as $3^- 4^- \rightarrow 1^- 2^- 5^+$. This also relates to why these class of amplitudes are called MHV, Maximum Helicity Violating.


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Hi everyone, I am Prodip Roy, currently, I work as the Library Officer at RMIT University, Melbourne, Australia. I am also a part-time PhD candidate in Business Information Systems studying under the School of Accounting, Information Systems and Supply Chain at RMIT University. I was born and raised in Bangladesh and in 2009 I migrated to Australia as a qualified librarian. I have been working as a Library Professional in Local and State Government as well as the tertiary education sector in Australia and overseas for sixteen years. Besides my regular job and study, I have been a Delegate and branch committee member of The National Tertiary Education Union, Australia for the RMIT branch. I am the Co-Chair(Elect) SIG-III, Association for Information Science & Technology (ASIS&T), a member of Creative Commons Global Network, an existing member for Creative Commons Australia Chapter and lead responsible for Open Ed (Tertiary). As the founder and Editor in Chief, I lead The Librarian Times team in implementing its vision and mission.
2022 ASIS&T Annual Meeting 28 October – November 2, 2022
January 14, 2022 Editor TLT 2022 January, International news
The Annual Meeting of the Association for Information Science and Technology will be held from 28 October – November 2, 2022 in Pittsburgh, PA. In its 85th year, the ASIS&T Annual Meeting is the premier education and networking event for the information science and technology community. The Annual Meeting of the Association for Information Science and Technology is the premier international conference dedicated to the study of information, people, and technology in contemporary society.
To know more about this meeting visit https://www.asist.org/meetings-events/am/.
Acceleration of health information literacy a webinar held
January 13, 2022 Editor TLT 2022 January
Md. Monirul Islam,
An international webinar entitled "Acceleration of health information literacy: preparing multi-lingual covid-19 contents for South Asia region" was held virtually on December 18, 2021. The program was jointly organized by the Association of Information Science and Technology (ASIS&T) South Asia Chapter and the Department of Information Science and Library Management, University of Dhaka.
Professor Dr. Md. Akhtaruzzaman, Vice-Chancellor, University of Dhaka, remained present as Chief Guest. Professor Dr. Md. Nasiruddin Munshi, Department of Information Science and Library Management & Librarian (In-Charge) of Dhaka University Library, was present as Special Guest.
The keynote paper was presented by Dr. Samuel K. W. Chu, Associate Professor, Faculty of Education, University of Hong Kong. Dr. Bhakti Gala, Assistant Professor, Central University of Gujarat, India, delivered the welcome speech at the beginning of the program.
Professor Dr. S.M.Zabed Ahmed, Department of Information Science and Library Management (ISLM), DU, Professor Dr. Md. Saiful Islam, Chairman of ISLM Department, DU, Dr. Dilara Begum, Chairman, Department of Information Studies and Library Management, East-West University, A.K.M. Eamin Ali Akanda, Chairman of ISLM Department, RU and Razina Alam, Head of Library, Bangladesh Shishu Academy discussed on the keynote topic as panellists.
ASIS&T, ASIS&T South Asia Chapter, COVID-19
Safinoor Sagorika awarded PhD Degree
Photo: Safinoor Sagorika
Ms. Safinoor Sagorika, a former student of the Department of Information Science and Library Management, University of Dhaka, and life member of LAB and BALID, has been awarded a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree under the Graduate School of Advanced Science and Technology, by Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (JAIST), Japan on 24 December 2021. Her primary research topic was "Design and Development of Video Aided Retention Support System for Enhancing Disaster Survival Skills (DSS) Among International Students" which is a tiny part of the system engineering mainly focused on "learning technology".
As per the degree requirement, Dr. Sagorika also conducted her minor research project on "Adopting Orphan Migrants in Japanese Elderly Care Services: A Diversified Model for Ishikawa Prefecture". She attended four international conferences in Thailand, Turkey, and Japan during her PhD journey and published four international conference proceedings. She also authored three journal articles from major research. In addition, she has successfully completed 22 credits from 11 courses.
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), JAIST
Eleven LIS professionals awarded for their significant contributions to the library profession
December 10, 2021 Editor TLT 2021 December
Md. Ahasan Habib
The 23rd General Meeting of the Bangladesh Association of Librarians and Information Scientists and Documentatlis (BALID) conferred 'BALID Tributes' on 11 eminent persons for their significant contributions to the country's library profession.
award, BALID
iPres 2022: Call for Contributions now open!
December 10, 2021 Editor TLT 2021 December, International news
The Call for Contributions for iPres 2022 is now open. iPres is the premier and longest-running conference series on digital preservation. The 18th International Conference on Digital Preservation will be held in Glasgow, Scotland from 12th – 16th September 2022!
iPres 2022 will be a hybrid conference and proposals are welcome whether or not contributors expect to be present on site. Original contributions that will develop the theory and practice of digital preservation are invited. These may include scientific models and outcomes of research, creative solutions to shared challenges in daily practice, outcomes of innovative collaborations, state of the art in education, training and work-force development, and insight-oriented institutional and personal progress towards digital preservation goals.
iPres 2022
BALID 23rd Annual General Meeting (AGM) held
December 9, 2021 Editor TLT 2021 December
23rd Annual General Meeting (AGM) of Bangladesh Association of Librarians, Information Scientists and Documentalists (BALID) was held on 27th November 2021 at Shahid Munir Chowdhury Conference Room, TSC, the University of Dhaka.
A. K. M. Nurul Alam (Apu), Joint Secretary General, BALID presented 22nd AGM minutes. The activities Report of BALID for 2018-2021 was introduced by Md. Humayun Kabir, Secretary-General, BALID. Mr Md. Ahasan Habib, Finance Secretary, BALID, presented the budget for 2022-2023. The AGM participants endorsed the Report and budget. » Read more
AGM, Bangladesh Association of Librarians, Information Scientists and Documentalists (BALID)
TLT Awards giving ceremony was held on November 6, 2021
November 27, 2021 Editor TLT 2021 November
Mir Adiba Awlad
The librarian times award distribution ceremony was held on Saturday, November 6, 2021, at 10:30 AM at University of Dhaka.
TLT Awards, for the first time, was introduced in February 2018. The winners of TLT Awards for 2021 have been officially announced in April 2021, but there hasn't been a separate event for the awards giving ceremony after the COVID-19 restrictions have been eased in Bangladesh.
Note that TLT awards committee for 2021 was formed with the collaboration of Library Associations of Bangladesh (LAB), Bangladesh Association of Librarians, Information Scientists and Documentalists (BALID), Medical Library Associations of Bangladesh (MedLAB), School Library Associations of Bangladesh (SLABD), Director-General, Department of Public Libraries and the dept. of Information Science and Library Management, the University of Dhaka and Rajshahi.
Awards, BALID, LAB, MedLAB, SLABD, TLT, University of Dhaka
Webinar on "Acceleration of health information literacy: preparing multi-lingual covid-19 contents for South Asia region" will be held on 18 December 2021
November 25, 2021 Editor TLT 2021 November, Events, Webinars
An international webinar entitled "Acceleration of health information literacy: preparing multi-lingual covid-19 contents for South Asia region" to be jointly organized by the Association of Information Science and Technology (ASIS&T) South Asia Chapter and Department of Information Science and Library Management, University of Dhaka. The webinar will be held on 18 December, 2021 at 6:00 PM online via Zoom.
Zoom https://bdren.zoom.us/j/66643317056?pwd=UXc3ZFUxNnZCUHFUMnRtUTBBSXUvQT09
ASIS&T, ASIS&T South Asia Chapter, South Asia region, webinar
3rd International Conference of CGLA (RRGL- TIC 2022) will be held in Kolkata & Delhi Branch Virtually
November 7, 2021 Editor TLT 2021 November, Events
The Central Government Library Association (Kolkata & Delhi Branch), India, announced the 3rd International Conference of CGLA (RRGL- TIC 2022) scheduled to be held from 11-12 February 2022 virtually due to the pandemic situation. The conference will be a platform to exchange knowledge and ideas among the librarians, Policy Makers, Library Stakeholders, Students, Teachers and Other Experts. It will run an opportunity to recognize the role of LIS and Other fields.
Central Government Library Association, International Conference
Open Access Week 2021: QA on Copyright, Creative Commons, Open Access, OER and …
October 26, 2021 Editor TLT 2021 October
Why do we need open access? How can we use it? Is it better for the sciences or the humanities? What is the relation between Copyright and Creative Commons?
Open Business Talk, School of Business, Bangladesh Open University, and The Librarian Times are going to jointly arrange a Q & A session to celebrate Open Access 2021. This year's theme intentionally aligns with the recently released UNESCO Recommendation on Open Science, of which Open Access is a crucial component. Circulated in draft form following discussion by representatives of UNESCO's 193 member countries, the Recommendation powerfully articulates and centres the importance of equity in pursuing a future for the scholarship open by default.
The event is arranged based on the theme of 2021 Open Access Week. The Librarian Times Editor in Chief Prodip Roy will host this session.
OAW, Open Access Week 2021


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Kohli admits workload taking toll
Virat Kohli, the India captain, has conceded that heavy workload of playing cricket across three formats, is taking a toll on his body.
The point can be capsulised by the fact that the fulcrum of India's batting has played 25 Tests, 42 ODIs and 27 T20Is alongside representing Royal Challengers Bangalore in a couple of IPLs since the start of 2016.
As a result of his heavy workload, the Indian selection panel decided to rest him for the ongoing tri-series played in Sri Lanka. "Physically, I had a few niggles, I am just getting over those. The workload has started to disagree (taking a toll) with me a little bit. I have to be very careful about how I go forward with my body, my mind, my cricket," Kohli said on the sidelines of a promotional event.
Kohli noted that the timely break is helping him to recuperate for fresh challenges ahead. "Times like these are important going ahead. I am enjoying it. I do not think I am missing out on anything, because my body really needed this. I have started to listen to my body. And when I am done with this period, obviously in the IPL I will be coming out fresh," Kohli observed.
On a side note, the Indian batsman also admired the tennis legend, Roger Federer, for taking time out of the game last year (by missing the clay season) and adding two more majors to his already glittering collection of trophies.
"When he plays, it's so beautiful. He has a family now, priorities set, he takes time out of the game without worrying about opinions and criticism of people and then he comes in and wins Grand Slams. At 36, he is defying all logic and that's something I totally love. I hate following the norm and he is someone who is breaking barriers on a daily basis and I have huge respect for him," Kohli said. (Courtesy Cricbuzz)
Manchester United reclaim top spot in Premier League
Sri Lanka cricket selectors release five players from England series
Isuru Udana stays focused on his plans for Abu Dhabi T10


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Covid-19: Council of State overturns restriction on religion
The Eisenman synagogue in Antwerp. Normal service will be resumed. © Debby Kahan/Wikimedia
The Council of State has declared unlawful the restriction placed on physical presence at religious services installed to combat the Covid-19 epidemic.
Responding to a complaint brought by Jewish organisations, the Council of State gave the authorities until Sunday to amend the regulations in such a way that services can take place in the physical presence of worshippers. In Israel, services in the synagogues have been allowed under certain restrictions during the crisis and services were often hold
The job of the Council of State is to scrutinise legislation at any level of government. Normally legislative acts are sent to the Council before being ratified by parliament, but the ministerial decrees used to implement Covid-19 measures escape that procedural step.
Part of the second lockdown introduced at the beginning of November included the closure of places of worship. The only exceptions: weddings and funerals in restricted company.
The measure was originally supposed to run until 13 December, but was later extended to 15 January.
The timing is crucial, with important religious events during that time-frame, principally Hanukkah for Jews and Christmas and Epiphany for Christians.
For Jewish worshippers in particular, the current limit of five people present at any ceremony outlaws certain prayers, which under Judaic law require a quorum or minyan of ten men.
The Council of State found in favour of the plaintiffs.
"The restriction on the freedom of worship is disproportionate because the government has not even provided for the possibility that the collective practice of worship takes place at least – by way of exception and under certain conditions – in certain cases, possibly only on request, stating the place and time," the ruling says.
The ruling is an interim judgement, and a definitive ruling will come later. However it would be exceptionally rare for the Council to reverse itself, and in any case the question will be moot by that time.
The ruling has the effect of overturning the rules contained in the extension of the measures, making it possible for services to be held after 13 December. The ruling, although address to the Jewish community, applies to all denominations.
Meanwhile, justice minister Vincent Van Quickenborne (Open VLD) has announced he will meet with representatives of the religious communities this afternoon to work out the details.
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Part 1 – As we come to the book of 1 Samuel 1 we start a character study with Hannah. Here was a woman who faced opposition because of the position she occupied.
How did she get through this difficult period in her life and what benefits did this experience bring to her?


1 This monument is erected to the memory of Hugh Blair of Dunrod, Esq., by his mournful widow, who lost in him a faithful and an affectionate husband, his infant children a kind and tender father, his friends, a warm and generous friend, his tenants and servants, a just and gentle master, the poor and afflicted, a liberal benefactor. He died the 2nd of May 1771, aged 27 years.
2 Beneath this stone lyes the body of Mary Maxwell, daughter to Lieutennant Colonel William Maxwell of Cardoness & spouse to Alexander Blair, Dunroad, who died April the 5th 1762 years in the fourty seventh year of her age, and left behind her the following surviving children Viz,: Nicolas, Agnes, Henrietta, Hugh, William & Jean Blairs, and those deceased are Mary, Grissal & Margaret. This stone erected by her husband in testimony of her memory, October 1762 & year of God foresaid.
4 Sacred to the memory of Hugh Blair of Dunrod, died 2nd May 1771, aged 27. And of his relict Margaret Copland, second daughter of Alexander Copland at Colliston, born 22nd April (blank), died (blank) November (blank). And of their son Alexander Blair of Auchenreoch, Writer to the Signet, born 8th September 1776, died 21st June 1848. And of Agnes Maxwell, wife of the said Alexander Blair, and second daughter of Sir David Maxwell of Cardoness, born 25th June 1786, died 22nd May 1809, who together with her husband, is buried in the Calton Burying Ground, Edinburgh. And of Hugh Blair of Auchenreoch, Writer to the Signet, only son of the said Alexander Blair, born 21st March 1806, died 5th January 1878. He was interred in the Dean Cemetery, Edinburgh. And of Alexander Blair, Advocate, Sheriff of the Lothians and Peebles, eldest son of the said Hugh Blair, born 5th September 1834, died 4th October 1896. He was interred in the Dean Cemetery, Edinburgh. And of Robert Kerr Blair, Writer to the Signet, second son of the said Alexander Blair, Advocate, born 1st November 1876, died 14th January 1942.
5 In loving memory of Lt. Colonel Alexander Blair, 6th Duke of Connaught's Own Lancers, (Watson's Horse), Indian Armoured Corps, born 22nd November 1911, died 19th February 1959.
7 Sacred to the memory of Juliana J G Allimorf, spouse to Sir John Gordon of Earlston, Baronet, who died at Senwick House, 13th February 1824, aged 42 years. She was blessed with a benevolent heart and an honourable mind, and was to her husband a sincere, affectionate and loving wife. "I left this world without a tear, save for the friends I held so dear; To heal his sorrows, Lord, descend, and to the afflicted prove a friend."
Here lies the corps of Jas. Sproat and Jean was buried here 1756.
8a Here lyes John Carson of Balmangan, aged 59 years, who died ye 3d of Feb'y 1724. Here also lies Mrs Margaret Blair, firstly spouse to the above John Carson of Balmangan, afterwards to Mr John Gordon. She died Feb'y 6th 1763, aged 71 years.
Erected in memory of John McTaggart, who died at Billies, Parish of Kelton, 1st October 1826, aged 65 years. And of Mary McKinnel, his spouse, who died there 22nd April 18--.
11 In memory of Sarah Rain, spouse to John McTaggart in Park of Senwick, who departed this life, Jan'y the 16th 1792, aged 64 years. Also John McTaggart, her husband, who died at Senwick Park, February 9th 1815, aged 78 years.
12 Sacred to the memory of Hugh Stewart Campbell, Commander of the ship ' Ranee' of Liverpool, who died at Louis, Mauritius, on the 1st of August 1851 in the 34th year of his age. For what is your life, it is even a vapour, that appeareth, for a little time and then vanisheth away. James IV Ch., and XIV. v.
13 Here lyes William Ewart, sailor, son of William Ewart of (illegible) who died Jan'y 11th 1746, aged 32 years. (Verse - illegible). Erected by Archibald Ewart (illegible).
14 Erected by Samual McClune, in Ross, in memory of Alexander McClune, his son, who died 12 January 1772, aged 17 years.
15 In memory of Thomas Sproat, who died in Brighouse, 27th Dec'r 1787, aged 63 years. Also Agnes Carson, his spouse, died there 16th June 1795, aged 71 years. And Thomas Sproat, their grandson, died in Borness, 1st Jan'y 1811, aged 19 years. Also Mary, his sister, died 3rd July 1816, aged 21 years. Also their father, John Sproat, died there 11th April 1820, aged 61 years. And Isabella, his daughter, died 15th April 1824, aged 27 years. Penelope, her sister, died 1st Sept'r 1826, aged 16 years. Also Margaret Corrie, relict of the above John Sproat, who died in Senwick, 21st May, 1848, aged 79 years. And Jane Sproat, their daughter, died there on 22nd Feb'y 1854 aged 49 years. Also Margaret, her sister, died at Senwick, 8th May 1860, aged 70 years. And Hugh Sproat, their brother, who died at Senwick, 20th Dec. 1863, born 29th Jan'y 1807, he commanded a merchant ship from London to Sidney many years. Also John Sproat, who died Borness, June 1831, in infancy. John, his brother, died 5th June 1835, aged 16 months. And Jane Henry, who died in Edinburgh, 21st Feb'y 1845, aged 23 years, grandchildren of the above John Sproat & Margaret Corrie.
16 Erected to the memory of Margret Tait, spouse to Alexander Sproat in Conchietown, who died 13th Feb'y 1786, aged 51 years. Alexander Sproat, died 26th March 1807, aged 77 years.
17 Erected by John Sproat, in Kempleton, in memory of Jane McTaggart his spouse, who died 26th December 1803, aged 48 years. Also his son Isaac, who died 6th March 1800, aged 6 months. Also his son John, who died 1st November 1822, aged 31 years. Also his daughter Isabella, who died 11th Novb'r 1824, aged 34 years. And William his son, who died at Kempleton, 12th Jan. 1850, aged 63 years. The above John Sproat, late in Kempleton, who died 22nd Dec'r 1850, aged 93 years.
18 In memory of James McTaggart, who died at Torrs of Kirkcudbright on the 21st of January 1832, aged 75 years. And his wife, Mary Sproat, who died 29th May 1829, aged 57 years. Also of the following, their children: Mary who died March 1817, aged 7 years. Margaret, who died 14th April 1817, aged 21 years. Isabella, who died 17th July 1829, aged 34 years. John, who died 8th January 1830, aged 32 years. Alexander, who died 13th May 1833, aged 29 years. Also James McTaggart, who died 17th August 1847, aged 46 years. Isaac McTaggart, who died at Ottawa City, Upper Canada, 18th Dec. 1864, aged 57 years. Also William McTaggart, who died at Underwood on 5th May 1868, aged 52 years. Also Eliza Cunningham, spouse to George McTaggart , who died at Overlaw, 6th October 1872, aged 55 years. Also George McTaggart, of Overlaw, who died at Castle Douglas, November 19th 1878, aged 74 years.
18a (Front) Dedicated by his loving son Howard E Sproat II, May 20 1989, in memory of Howard E Sproat, USA, May 20 1889 - August 25 1963. Son of Josephus, 1862 - 1947. Son of Robert, 1821 - 1902. Son of William, 1782 - 1862. Son of Alexander, Borgue 1740 - 1825 Idaho. Son of John, Mill of Plunton 1720 - 1800 Penn'a. Son of John Sproat and Elizabeth Johnson of Brighouse.
(Rear) Also the erector Howard Elwood Sproat II, FSA (Scot), Dec. 23rd 1919 - Jan. 24th 1999.
19 In memory of Thomas Sproat, who died at Brighouse, 15th April 1814, aged 52 years. Also Agnes, his daughter, who died Sept. 3rd 1819, aged 17 years. Also Hugh, his son, who died 2nd April 1838, aged 23 years. Also Mary, his daughter, who died 21st Septem'r 1838, aged 32 years. Also Nicholas, his daughter, wife of Peter Kerr of Manchester, who died there 15th June 1839, aged 31 years. Also Catherine May, their daughter, who died at Rockville on the 4th of March 1842, aged 3 years. Also in memory of Mary Brown, spouse of the above Thomas Sproat, who died on the 14th Nov'r 1853, aged 79 years. "For if we believe that Jesus died and rose again, even so, them also which sleep in Jesus, will God bring with him."
20 In memory of Hugh Sproat, late in Rainton, who died 3rd May 1825, aged 60 years. And John his son, who died 22nd June 1825, aged 14 years. Also Adam his son, who died 15th May 1826, aged 25 years. Also James, his son, who died 13th August 1827, aged 19 years. Also Elizabeth, his daughter, who died in Edinburgh, 31st October 1837, aged 32 years. Mary Corrie, his spouse, died 2nd April 1838, aged 63 years. Margaret, their daughter, who died 3rd February 1846, aged 32 years. Agnes, their daughter, died 2 3rd May 1851, aged 55 years. Thomas, their son, died 6th June 1863, aged 66 years. Mary, their daughter, who died at Lennox Plunton, 21st May 1880 aged 81 years.
21 (Front) In memory of Hugh Sproat, who died in Lennox Plunton, 2nd June 1847, aged 45 years. Also David, his son, who died 16th May 1853, aged 16 years. And Hugh, his son, merchant in London, who died at Lennox Plunton, 14th March 1878, aged 43 years. Mary MacMillan, wife of Hugh Sproat of Lennox Plunton, born at Viewfield, New Galloway, 11th December 1810, died 6th September 1887. John, their son, died at Rainton, Girthon, 17th December 1887, aged 45 years. James McMillan Sproat, their grandson, and son of Robert Sproat, Lennox Plunton, who died 30th Jan, 1886, aged 11 months.
(Rear) Elizabeth MacMillan, wife of Robert Sproat, late in Lennox Plunton, died 1 2th April 1908, aged 54 years, interred at Boise Cemetery, Idaho. And the above Robert Sproat, who died at Idaho on 26th March 1923, aged 78 years.
22 In loving memory of Kathleen Eleanor Margaret - Kim - beloved daughter of Thomas Alexander and Kathleen Sproat, Brighouse, who died 3rd Jan. 1960, aged 1 year and 3 months.
23 In memory of Margaret J McClelland, wife of Thomas A Sproat, who died at Brighouse, 21st October 1934, aged 34 years. Also the above Thomas A Sproat, who died 12th March 1946, aged 51 years.
24 In memory of Agness Sproat, who died at Graplin, 29th Sept. 1830, aged 74 years.
25 (East) To the memory of John Sproat, M.D. third son of the late Thomas Sproat, Brighouse, having practiced his profession for many years in Melbourne, Australia, he returned to his native parish and died on the 28th August 1856, aged 52 years, Also Eleanor May Sproat, eldest daughter of the late Alexander Sproat, Brighouse, who died 13th April 1918, aged 85 years. Also Elizabeth M.R. Sproat, daughter of Alex'r Sproat, Brighouse, who died 26th Aug. 1929, aged 77 years.
(North) Sacred to the memory of James Hutton Thomson, only child of the late Rev'd Maitland Thomson, minister of the Parish of Aberdalgie, in the county of Perth, and of Elizabeth Thomson, his spouse, youngest daughter of late Thomas Sproat, farmer in Brighouse , he departed this life at Rockville, on the 30th day of June 1858, in the thirtenth (sic) year of his age. Much loved - much mourned. "Weep not, it is the Lord, let Him do what seemeth to him."
(South). In memory of Elizabeth, youngest daughter of the late Thomas Sproat in Brig house, and widow of the Rev'd Maitland Thomson of Aberdalgy, Perthshire, died at Gatehouse, 7th March 1862, aged 52 years. Also Alexander Sproat, their second son, who died at London, 17th June 1877, aged 77 years. Also his sons, Thomas Alexander Sproat, who died 1st November 1911, aged 80 years. And Gilbert Malcolm Sproat, who died at Victoria, British Columbia, 4th June 1913, aged 79 years.
(West) In memoriam. Near this place lie interred the remains of Thomas Sproat, eldest son of Thomas Sproat at Brighouse, having passed many years as a colonist in the parish of Ballarine, near Geelong, Australia, he returned to his native country in the year 1855, and died at Moffat, on the 30th day of January 1859, aged 60 years.
26 In memory of Alexander Sproat, who died at Boreland of Borgue, 2nd November 1860, aged 58 years. His daughter Mary, died at Gatehouse of Fleet, 17th May 1842, aged 2 years and 6 months. His son John, died at Gatehouse of Fleet, 10th March 1844, aged 2 years and 6 months. His daughter Mary, died at Auchengassel, 11th June 1866, aged 18 years. His daughter Jane, wife of Geo. F. Bowen, died at Trinidad, 27th November 1885, aged 42 years. Also Jane Carson, his wife, died at Auchengassel, 25th May 1888, aged 78 years.
27 In memory of John Sproat, in Conchieton, who died 23rd Sept'r 1829, aged 63 years. Also of his children: Alexander Sproat, died 26th July 1801, aged 7 months. Samuel Sproat, died 31st Oct. 1804, aged 9 months. Margaret Sproat, died 22nd Feb. 1824, aged 19 years. Samuel Sproat, died 25th Oct'r 1825, aged 10 years. Isabell Sproat, died 23rd Aug't 1829, aged 21 years. Also Isabella Thomson, spouse of the above John Sproat, who died at Ingleton of Kelton, 3rd March 1862, aged 88 years. In memory of Mary Sproat, born at Conchieton 3rd Oct. 1807, died at Fleet St., Gatehouse, 6th Dec. 1884, aged 77 years. John Sproat, his son, died at Gatehouse, 19th July 1890, aged 80 years.
28 In memory of Margaret Corrie Sproat, daughter of William Sproat and Jane McGill, who died at Borness, 3d December 1858, aged 23 years. Also Jane Penelope, her sister, who died at Torquay, South Devonshire, 19th February 1860, aged 19 years. The above William Sproat, who died at Borness, November 13th 1870, aged 71 years. Also two sons who died in infancy, John, June 1831 & John, June 5th 1835. Also the above Jane McGill, relict of the above William Sproat, who died at Kirkcudbright, 4th Feb. 1892, aged 84 years. Also their daughters, Isabella Brown Sproat, who died at Kirkcudbright, 21st April 1899, aged 56 years, and Elizabeth Messenger Sproat, who died at Kirkcudbright, 12th April 1915, aged 77 years. And Agnes Eleanor Sproat, wife of W O D Welsh, who died at Parkstone, Dorset, 1st Dec. 1919, aged 75 years, and there was buried. Also Jessie, their daughter, wife of C J Clover, who died at Birkenhead, 25th February 1930, aged 81 years, and was there buried.
29 In memory of Jessie Sproat, daughter of William Thomas Sproat and Jessie Barber, his wife, who died at Balmangan, 28th January 1879, aged one year and four months. Also their daughter Jean Sproat, who died at Borness, 15th July 1883, aged three years and eleven months. Also their daughter Marion Sproat, who died at Borgue House, 26th August 1883, aged one year and eleven months. Also their daughter Frances Agnes Sproat, who died at Borgue House, 3rd April 1885, aged three months. Also their son Andrew McGill Sproat, who died at Borgue House, 20th May 1900, aged 25 years. Also the above William Thomas Sproat, who died at Borgue House, 18th October 1923, aged 77 years. Also the above Jessie Barber, wife of William Thomas Sproat, who died at Borgue House, 15th April 1931, aged 77 years. Also William Sproat, their their eldest son, who died at Banyenong, Donald, Australia, 16th Oct. 1948, aged 74 years, interred in Donald Cemetery. And James Sproat, their fourth son, who died at Melbourne, 26th August 1953, aged 65 years. Also their daughter Eleanor Sproat, Ivy Cottage, Borgue, who died at Darlington, 27th March 1962, aged 72 years.
30 In memory of John Barber Sproat, 'Duncroft', Twynholm, late in Lennox Plunton, born at Balmangan, Borgue, 3rd April 1876, died 3rd October 1959. Also Elizabeth Reid Kirkwood, his wife, born at Drumbuie, Beith, 7th July 1884, died at 'Duncroft', 14th June 1962. Also Elizabeth Eden of Gatehouse of Fleet, their daughter, born at Lennox Plunton, 27th May 1913, died at Kirkcudbright, 18th January 1994.
32 In memory of Mr Richard Hardacre, of Whitehaven, mariner, died Oct'r 27th 1764, aged 29 years.
32a In loving memory of William Thomas Sproat, farmer, Lennox Plunton, born 27 December 1922, died 10 January 1991.
34 Erected in kind remembrance of Andrew Gilmour from the vicinity of Magherafelt, Ireland, who was cut off at the age of 24 years, being shipwrecked on this coast 20th November 1830. His memory will be long dear to his distressed and affectionate parents, and a numerous circle of friends and acquaintances. "Oh death, where is thy sting; Oh grave, where is thy victory."
35 In loving memory of Alexander Hamilton, who died at Balmangan, Borgue, 9th January 1901, aged 49 years. Also Annie Findlay, his wife, who died at Hall, Auchencairn, 12th June 1909, aged 49 years.
36 In memory of John McMinn, who died 14 June 1761, aged 87 years.
37 Erected by Margaret Watson, in memory of her husband Robert Watson, lightkeeper at Little Ross, who was drowned 5th April 1864, aged 35 years. And their son William R. Watson, who died 11th June 1863, aged 10 months.
38 In memory of John Robertson, son of Thomas Robertson, who died the 21st Oct'r 1855, aged 5 years. Also of Robert, who died 30th Oct'r 1855, aged 9 years. Also of Jane, his daughter, who died 7th March 1867, aged 16 years. Also of Mary McAdam, wife of Thomas Robertson, who died at Herriesdale, Urr, 6th Feb'y 1897, aged 85 years. Also the above Thomas Robertson, who died at Herriesdale, 4th Jan. 1903, aged 96 years.
39 In loving memory of Agnes, daughter of William Dalziel, who died at Brighouse Bay, 13th April 1879, aged 1 year and 10 months. Also William, his son, who died at Kempleton, 15th June 1895, aged 22 years. Also Mary Stevenson, wife of William Dalziel, who died at Twynholm Village, 17th February 1917, in her 76th year. Also John, his eldest son, who died at Twynholm Village, 22nd Feb. 1921, aged 50 years. Also the above William Dalziel, who died at Twyholm Village, 30th March 1928, aged 82 years. Also Jane Robertson Dalziel, his elder daughter, who died 10th April 1956 aged 85 years.
40 Erected in memory of John Rae who died at Culraven, Borgue, on the 3rd October 1881, aged 48 years. Also Andrew, his son, who died at Overlaw, Rerrwick, on the 16th June 1886, aged 23 years. Also Janet Livingstone Rae, his daughter, and wife of Joseph Blackley, who died at Low Borgue, on 23rd April 1889, aged 29 years. Also James Rae, his son, who died at Motherwell, 15th Oct. 1893, aged 23 years. Also Fanny Handly, wife of the said John Rae, who died at Borgue, 13th June 1900, aged 65 years.
41 Erected by William Thomson, in loving memory of his wife Samina Jamieson, died at Couper Croft, 6th June 1944, aged 73 years. Their son Andrew Hyslop Jamieson, died 29th Oct 1911, aged 5 years. Their daughter Sarah, died 24th Dec 1929, aged 27 years. The above William Thomson, who died at Kirkcudbright, 17th July 1955, aged 82 years.
42 Sacred to the memory of Hugh Jamieson Thomson, beloved husband of Jeanie Crosbie Cook, who died at Johnstone, Renfrewshire, 28th Jan 1939, aged 46 years. Also the above Jeanie Crosbie Cook, who died at Dumfries, 6th June 1967, aged 71 years.
43 In memory of Isabella MacGowan, daughter of John MacGowan and Agnes Brown, his wife, who died at Senwick on the 23rd day of June 1898, aged 78 years. Also the sons and daughters of Alexander McGowan, their son. Mary Isabella McGowan, died in Canada, 1898, George McGowan, died in Canada, 1938, Martha McNeill, died in London, 1937, Catherine Scott Morrison, died in Walberswick, 1937, Margaret Brown Fitzgerald, died in Liverpool, 1939. William Brown McGowan, died in Milnthorpe, 1952.
44 Erected by Alex'r McGowan, in memory of his mother Agnes Brown, who died at Pennymuir, 2d March 1843, aged 53 years. Also his father John McGowan, who died at Senwick, 16th Nov'r 1854, aged 70 years. Also Alexander McGowan, son of the above, who died at St Cuthberts, Kirkcudbright, 31st May 1910, aged 86 years. Also Martha Mills, wife of Alexander McGowan, died 25th Oct. 1892, aged 59 years, interred at Highgate Cemetery, London. John Alexander Brown McGowan, of Knockmullock, eldest son of above, who died at St Cuthberts, 23rd Nov 1934, aged 75 years.
45 Sacred to the memory of Alexander Brown, mariner, who died 22nd March 1834, aged 52 years. A man who had seen much of mankind.
Stay passenger. No farther seek his merit to disclose, or draw his frailties from their dread abode, there they alike in trembling hope repose, the bosom of his father and his God. Now reader step on, and remember judgement and eternity. J McTaggart.
46 In loving memory of Frederick Ellis Willcocks, beloved husband of Agnes Broun McGowan, who died at St Cuthberts on 15th March 1934, aged 75 years. Also the above Agnes Broun McGowan, who died at St Cuthberts, 25th Nov. 1952, aged 88 years. Also their niece M.M.K. Scott-Morrison, who died 7th June 1985, aged 83 years.
47 In memory of Alexander Brown, who died Ingleston, 26th July 1806, aged 69 years. Also of his two sons, Samuel, who died in Jamaica, 3rd June 1803, aged 24 years, and John, who died at Barharrow, 26th Feb'y 1815, aged 28 years. And also of Agnes McGuffog, his spouse, who died at Little Carleton, the 25th April 1828, aged 76 years. And also Tho's Brown, late tennant in Carleton, who died 18th April 1944, in the sixty seventh year of his age, son of the above Alex. Brown & Agnes McGuffog.
48 Here lyes the corpse of Alexander Brown, late in Blackcraige who died Dec'r 5th 1781, aged 82 years. Also here lies the corpse of Mary Bratney, his spouse, who died June the 2nd 1774, aged 65 years. Also of Janet Broun, their daughter aged one year.
49a Here lys the corps of Alexander Broun, who died in the 75th year of his age, the 21 day of June 1725.
49b In loving memory of Samuel Brown, Barmagachan, who died 21st April 1830, aged 79 years. And Janet Henry, his wife, who died 4th January 1845, aged 86 years. Also of their sons and daughters, Alexander and Agnes, who died in infancy, Janet, who died 8th April 1817, aged 19 years, John, who died in Jamaica, 14th Feb'y 1821, aged 45 years, Samuel, sometime in Barmagachan, who died 16th December 1851, aged 58 years. Janet Milroy, eldest daughter of Anthony Milroy and Mary Brown, born 28th May 1822, died 18th April 1887. Also their sons and daughter, Samuel, born 1825, died in Glasgow, Dec'r 1892, Nathan, born 1827, died in London, Ontario, Feb 1890, Agnes Affleck, born 1831, died at Harrogate 1907.
49c In loving memory of Anthony Milroy, late in Disdow, who died at Little Boreland, Anwoth, 12th May 1855, aged 76 years. And of his sons and daughters; Anne, who died 23rd April 1830, aged 1 year. Mary Anne, who died 21st February 1833, aged 2 months. Margaret, who died at Edinburgh, 22nd Feb 1849, aged 24 years, and was interred in the Dean Cemetery. John, who died in Australia, 11th Feb 1852, aged 31 years. Mary Anne, who died 26th May 1866, aged 27 years. Anthony, who died 8th Dec 1878, aged 39 years. Elizabeth, who died 14th Sep 1883, aged 49 years. Also of Mary Brown, spouse of Anthony Milroy, who died 4th Nov 1874, and 79 years.
50 Erected by William Patterson, London, in memory of his father Thomas Patterson, who died at (illegible font) 22nd Oct. 1821, aged 66 years. And his brother David, who died 12th Feb 1805, aged 12 years. Also in affectionate remembrance of his mother, Elizabeth Brown, who died 11th Feb'y 1827, aged 69 years. Also the said William Patterson, who died at London, 9th Nov 1831, aged 49 years.
51 (Front) In memory of James Maizland, who died at Millhall, 26th Feb'y 1855, aged 88 years. Also his spouse, Janet Duff, who died at Millhall, 2d March 1857, aged 84 years. Also their daughter Elizabeth, who died at Millhall, 15th Oct'r 1858, aged 58 years. Also their grand-daughter Isabella Maizland, who died at Borgue Village, 31st May 1865, aged 6 years and 11 months. Also their daughter Isabella, who died at Millhall, 15th December 1885, aged 77 years. Also their son Douglas, who died at Borgue Village, 23rd February 1893, aged 82 years. Also their daughter Janet, who died at Millhall, 28 May 1899, aged 92 years. Also Grace McConnell, wife of the above Douglas Maitland, who died at Borgue Village, 28th Sep. 1910, aged 91 years.
(Rear) Also of Janet Maizland, postmistress, Borgue, daughter of the said Douglas Maizland, who died 15th Nov. 1920, aged 61 years.
52 Erected by Robert McLellan, in loving memory of his only son Robert, who died at Burnfoot, Borgue, 14th May 1907, aged 40 years. Also the above Robert McLellan, who died 7th February 1913, aged 78 years. Also Elizabeth, his daughter, died 25th Feb'y 1921, aged 58 years. Also Mary Carson, his wife, who died 15th March 1921, in her 91st year. Aye fond remembrance of the McLellan family, by the McLeod family.
53 (Front) Here lies Mary Wilson, spouse to James Sharp in Ross, who died March 30th 1768, aged 66 years. Also Jean and Nicolas Sharps, their children. Also the above James Sharp, who died 12th March 1785, aged 77 years.
(Rear) Also James Sharp, senior, who died at Senwick, 16th Nov'r 1818, aged 78 years. Also his wife Agnes Sproat, who died at Bridge-end, 8th Feb'y 1838, aged 76 years.
54 Erected by Marg't Sharp, Senwick, in memory of her mother, Janett Gordon, who died 19th July 1804, aged 66 years. And of her father, Hugh Sharp, who died 14th Nov'r 1811, aged 72 years. Also James McFegan, their grandson, who died 19th July 1821, aged 9 years. Hugh Milligan, their grandson, who died at Glasgow, 26th Oct. 1845, aged 41 years. The above Margaret Sharp, who died 15th June 1865, aged 75 years. And James Sharp, his grandson, who died in Senwick, 22nd March 1806, aged 8 years.
55 Here lies the body of Margret Robison, who died Feb 3rd 1771, aged 37 years. Erected by her husband Hugh Sharp.
56 Erected by Alex'r & James Broun, in memory of John Broun, smith, late in Langlands of Newton, who died Jan'y 22nd 1743, aged 44 years. Also Mary Clark, his spouse, who died the 26th Dec'r 1760, aged 67 years. Also James Broun, their son, who died 20th April 1782, aged 59 years. Also Margaret Kitrick, his spouse who died 20th August 1799, in the 76 year of her age. Also the remains of James Brown, late in Upper Chapelton, who died 16th March 1811, aged 60 years. And Isabella Brown, his spouse, who died at Pennymuir, on the 14th day of January 1831, aged 74 years. In memory of Samuel Brown, died at Chapelton Village, 9th Nov 1826, aged 63 years. Mary Thomson, his spouse, died at Kirkcudbright, 22 July 1852, aged 91 years. Also their children Samuel, died at Chapelton Village, 1st April 1822, aged 21 years. James, died in Jamaica, 12th July 1821, aged 37 years. Mary, died at Chapelton Village, 30th Nov 1815, aged 51 years.
58 This stone was erected by William Brown, in memory of Grace Gordon, his wife, who died at Barncrosh, 20th Dec'r 1825, aged 35 years. Also Thomas Brown, his son, late teacher in Kirkcudbright, who died April 25th 1842, aged 21 years. The above William Brown, died at Borgue Kirk, 19th Dec'r 1846, aged 77 years.
59 (Front) Sacred to the memory of Samuel Brown, late in (illegible), who departed this life 1st April 1805, aged 61 years. And also to the memory of the following his children, viz; Samuel who died December 1777, in infancy. Isaac, who died January 1792, aged 1 year. John, late a surgeon in the 42nd Regiment of Foot, who died in the Island of St Vincents, September 1796, aged 23 years. Margaret, who died June 1797, aged 9 years. And James, the erector of this stone, who died 30th Aprile 1815, aged 28 years. Also William, who died 20th Dec 'r 1818, aged 34 years.
(Rear) Also Isobella Taggart, spouse to Samuel Brown, who died 23rd Jan'y 1826, aged 75 years. And Mary Brown, their grand-daughter, who died 25th July 1824, aged 20 years.
60 In memory of William Brown, who died at Argrennan, in the Parish of Tongland, on the 3rd of Sept. 1821, aged 75 years. Also Alexander Brown, his son, who died on the 18th of May 1810, aged 18 years.
61 Erected in memory of Samuel Brown, sometime tenant of Laigh Borgue, who died at Graplin on the 23rd August 1805, aged 42 years. William, his son, who died at Graplin on 4th June 1816, aged 10 years and 6 months. Mary, his daughter, who died there on 6th April 1830, aged 29 years. Mary Sproat, his relict, who died there on 17th June 1844, aged 77 years. Thomas, agent for the Bank of Scotland and writer in Castle Douglas, their son, who died there on 24th November 1854, aged 58 years. Samuel, merchant in Doncaster, their son, who died there on 13th December 1855, aged 57 years. Margaret, their daughter, who died at Knockmullock on 10th December 1874, aged 82 years. Alexander, their eldest son, who died at Milton, Ontario, on 13th November 1876, aged 82 years. Also John Brown, of Knockmullock, their son, who died at London on 2nd June 1878, aged 75 years.
62 To the memory of Agnes Gordon, spouse to David Brown, who died in Boreland of Anwoth, 9th Sept'r 1812, aged 40 years. Also the said David Brown, who died 21 Feb'y 1828, aged 52 years.
63 In loving remembrance of John Carson, the beloved son of James and Agnes Carson, who died 15th Dec. 1890, in the 24th year of his age. Also of the said James Carson, who died at Senwick Smithy, 12th Dec. 1897, aged 65 years. Also of Agnes McGill, his wife, who died at Senwick Smithy, 27th Mar. 1900, aged 74 years. Also his daughter Margaret Carson, wife of Thomas Irving, who died at Bay View, Auchencairn, 3rd Nov'r 1937, aged 76 years, interred in Auchencairn Cemetery. Also Janet Mills, his daughter-in-law, beloved wife of Robert Carson, who died at Clauchendolly, 5th Nov. 1949, aged 78 years. Also the said Robert Carson, who died at Clauchendolly, 2nd April 1953, aged 82 years.
65 (left) In memory of John, son of Edmund Gasson of Rye, Sussex, who died 10th May 1822, aged 2 years. Also Elizabirth (sic) Gasson, who died 10th Jan'y 1823, aged 1 year.
66 In loving memory of Elizabeth Helen, daughter of John Papple, who died in Borgue Village, 21st Oct. 1913, aged 20 years. Also John Houston, their son, who died at Ross, Borgue, aged 13 months. Also Alexander, his son, L.Cpl., 1st Canadian Mounted Rifles, killed in action at Ypres, 2nd June 1916, aged 29 years.
68 Sacred to the loving memory of Helen Mitchell, daughter of Robert and Jane Mitchell, who died at Senwick Cottage, 18th May 1897, aged 24 years. "Come unto me all ye that labour and are heavy laden and I will give you rest." Matt. X1.28. The above Robert Mitchell, who died at Rutherford Cottage, Anwoth, 15th May 1916, aged 78 years. Jane Williamson, his wife, who also died there, 9th Dec. 1919, aged 81 years. Margaret Ann Mitchell, their daughter, who died at Cottage Hospital, Kirkcudbright, 3rd Nov. 1950, aged 82 years.
69 Erected by John Neil, in loving memory of his wife, Janet Manson, who died at Brighouse, 6th Sept. 1899, aged 50 years. Also James, their third son, killed in action at Vimy Ridge, France, 9th April 1917, aged 36 years, Also Robert, their youngest son, killed in action in France, 29th July 1918, aged 30 years, interred at Oulghy-le-Chateau, S.S.E. of Soissons. "They died that we might live." Also Mary Thompson, his wife, who died at Boatcroft, 15th June 1923, aged 52 years. Also the above John Neil, who died at Glenlochar, 12th November 1935, aged 85 years.
70 In loving memory of George Johnstone, who died at Brighouse Bay, Borgue, on 8th Nov. 1907, aged 72 years. "Rest on dear husband, thy labours o'er, thy willing hand will toil no more, a faithful father, true and kind, no friend on earth like thee we find." Also his daughter Margaret, and wife of James Johnstone, who died at Senwick Park, 19th Nov. 1927, aged 49 years. Also Jane Neil, wife of the above George Johnstone, who died at Senwick Park, 22nd May 1928, aged 89 years.
71 To the memory of Agnes Brown, daughter of John Brown and Jane Martn, who died at Irelandton, 13th March 1822, aged 24 years. And James Brown, their son, who died at Horsham, in Sussex, 20th June 1822, aged 20 years. And John Brown, their son, who died at Irelandton, 18th July 1833, aged 27 years. Also John Brown, sen'r. who died at Littleton, 17th Jan'y. 1835, aged 67 years. Alex'r, their son, who died at Holmfirth, Yorkshire, 10th Feb'y 1843, aged 42 years. Also William Brown, who died at Ringford, 5th March 1884, aged 68 years. Also Janet Martindale Cowper, his wife, who died at Creamery Cottage, 26th January 1913, aged 83 years.
72 This stone was erected by Andrew Carter, in memory of Mary Brown, his affectionate wife, who died at Stroans of Kirkmabreck, 6th Nov'r 1842, aged 31 years. Mary, their daughter, who died 25th July 1842, aged 3 months. Jane Martin, wife of John Brown, who died at Stroans, Parish of Kirkmabreck, 8th September 1866, aged 88 years. Andrew Carter, the erector, who died at Stroans, 8th September 1872, aged 70 years.
74 In memory of Margaret Roy, wife of James Campbell in Meikle Ross, who died on the 8th October 1848, aged 33 years. Also George Campbell, their son, who died on the 19th October 1848, aged 13 days. Also the said James Campbell, who died at Meikle Ross, on the 2nd October 1852, aged 49 years. Alexander Campbell, son of the said James Campbell, who died at Kiora, near Ararat, Victoria, Australia, Aug. 21st 1870, aged 24 years. And James Campbell, who died at Ararat, Victoria, Australia, August 15th 1871, aged 28 years.
75 Sacred to the memory of a beloved sister, Charlotte, youngest daughter of the late Martin Rawling Osborne, of Saint Ives, in the county of Huntingdon, she died at Balmangan, on the 3rd of June 1854, aged 26 years. "Watch therefore, for you know neither the day nor the hour where in the son of man cometh." Matt. XXV, 13.


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A Place on the Board: Claire Amaladoss of the Ellen MacArthur Cancer Trust
15 January 2015 by Stephen Manning
Four years after being diagnosed with Hodgkin's Lymphoma, aged 14, Amaladoss began volunteering with the charity, then moved onto the board
Claire Amaladoss
At 21, Claire Amaladoss is the youngest trustee of the Ellen MacArthur Cancer Trust. Founded by the eponymous sailor, the charity provides sailing opportunities for young people aged between eight and 24 who are recovering from cancer.
Amaladoss first sailed with the charity after being diagnosed with Hodgkin's Lymphoma at 14. Four years after that she began volunteering with the charity and was then asked to be co-founder of the charity's youth board. "As chair of that board, I was thinking about how the trust could expand while maintaining an intimate family feel," she says.
The charity decided that its main board should include a young person who had benefited from its work, and she was brought in. "My role is, broadly, to act as a bridge to the youth board, raising issues that might not occur to the main board, such as how we make the parents of the youngsters feel at ease – because being on a boat after the bubble of being in hospital is quite a change. I suggested that we get doctors to advise parents."
Amaladoss says the other trustees have encouraged her not to be reticent and to listen to others' ideas, and she has been impressed with the level of thought the charity puts into its decision-making. "Even before I joined, the trustees made decisions based on the needs of stakeholders," she says.
There is a dearth of people of her age on boards, she says, but charities should think progressively and attract younger people as trustees. "Many will already be volunteering and will be keen to take the next step," she says.
Amaladoss is reading development studies at the University of London's School of Oriental and African Studies. "I'm one of those people who functions better when they are busy," she says. "It's good to have something other than study to focus on."
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Akira Higaši, japonski smučarski skakalec, * 7. januar 1972, Niki, Hokkaido, Japonska.

Higaši je nastopal na tekmah Svetovnega pokala od leta 1988 in do 2010. Zatem je še dve leti tekmoval na domačih mednarodnih prireditvah in leta 2012 v starosti 40 let zaključil z aktivnim nastopanjem. Na tekmah najvišjega nivoja je dosegel dve zmagi in še eno tretje mesto, torej se je vsega skupaj trikrat uvrstil na oder za zmagovalce.

Tekmovalna kariera

Začetki, 1988-92
V svetovnem pokalu je debitiral v sezoni 1988/89 na tekmi v Saporu, kjer 17. decembra 1988 na srednji napravi osvojil točke za štirinajsto mesto. Naslednji dan je uvrstitev še izboljšal, ko je bil na veliki skakalnici enajsti.

Na svetovnem prvenstvu v Val di Fiemmu leta 1991 je preizkušnjo na mali skakalnici končal na 10. mestu.

1992-2000
V sezoni 1992/93 je skupno končal na 20. mestu, potem, ko je dobil tekmo v Saporu.

Nato je nase opozoril v sezoni 1996/97, ko je osvojil svojo drugo zmago v svetovnem pokalu, bil je najboljši na letalnici v Planici kjer je slavil pred Primožem Peterko.

2000-2010
Nato se je zopet pojavil v svetovnem pokalu v sezoni 2002/03, naknadno pa je bil zaradi nekaj solidnih rezultatov uvrščen v japonsko ekipo za svetovno prvenstvo v italijanskem Predazzu 23. februarja 2003, ekipa pa je tam osvojila srebrno medaljo.

V sezoni 2004/05 in 2005/06 je nastopal tudi v kontinentalnem pokalu, potem ko je na tekmah svetovnega pokala le redko prišel do točk.

Leta 2010 je v starosti 38 let prenehal z nastopi v svetovnem pokalu in se naslednji dve leti udeleževal le domačih tekem na japonskem. Nato je leta 2012 končal še s temi nastopi in zaključil svojo kariero.

Dosežki v svetovnem pokalu

Uvrstitve po sezonah

Opomba: oznaka N/A pomeni, da tekmovanja ni bilo na sporedu

Zmage (2):

Sklici

Zunanje povezave

Japonski smučarski skakalci


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Jessie Isabel Meighen (née Cox; April 18, 1882 – September 6, 1985) was the wife of Arthur Meighen, the ninth Prime Minister of Canada.

She was born in Granby, Quebec. She married Arthur Meighen in 1904, and they had two sons and one daughter:

 Theodore Roosevelt Meighen (1905–1979), whose son Michael Meighen is a Canadian former senator, lawyer and cultural patron
 Maxwell Charles Gordon Meighen (1908–1992)
 Lillian Meighen Wright (1910–1993)

Meighen died at the age of 103 and was interred next to her husband in the St. Marys Cemetery in the town of St. Marys, Ontario.

See also
Spouse of the prime minister of Canada

References

Isabel Meighen
1880s births
1985 deaths
Canadian centenarians
People from Granby, Quebec
People from St. Mary's, Ontario
Spouses of prime ministers of Canada
Anglophone Quebec people
Women centenarians


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Should C-G go 1:1 with Chromebooks?
Sara Kennelly, Editor
Cary-Grove has always tried to stay up to date with the latest trends. We usually see this at pep rallies when a teacher attempts the newest dance move or Mr. Sargeant says "hashtag" or "yolo" in one of his announcements. One trend that has been causing a bit of controversy is the new push for technology in the classroom.
From English to math, Chromebook carts are popping up everywhere, accompanied by a sign in to Google Classroom. Not only that, but many classes are using multiple different online programs, such as Albert.io, Quizlet and, of course, the beloved Kahoot.
With all this new tech, we shouldn't be surprised that Cary-Grove is trying to move to one-to-one for the next school year. But is this really the best choice for our students?
Assistant Principal Saffert believes it is.
"All our feeder schools…went one-to-one," she said. Mrs. Saffert thinks that students and teachers alike should take that into consideration when examining the new push towards technology use in the classroom.
Mrs. Saffert also believes that going one-to-one next year will level the playing field for students in different socioeconomic groups. Saffert has little concern over teachers not being able to teach in a traditional sense with new technology.
"The chromebook is just a tool," she said, there for the teachers to "utilize…in a way that suits them."
Teachers have mixed opinions on the switch to technology. English and Humanities teachers are having a rough time with the push for more tech in the classrooms.
"Some parts of technology don't belong in the classroom," English teacher Mrs. Nelligan said. She explained how technology can often get in the way of having "engaged discussions" about literature in an English class.
Math teachers are finding a few problems as well. Mr. Garis showed his concern for the switch to online math assignments.
"Some kids aren't doing it," he said, explaining how some students seem less motivated by online due dates than by turning in actual papers.
Mrs. Bogda, a statistics teacher, was somewhat skeptical about the push at first, but sees the brighter side of things.
"It seems like it's good," she said, commenting on the use of online programs, like Khan Academy, to help students in math classes.
Mrs. Stonebraker, a social studies teacher, said she is an advocate for online collaboration and is optimistic about the growing role of technology at C-G.
"I don't think [Chromebooks] should replace the teacher," she said, but if one-to-one is done right, "Chromebooks can be wonderful and helpful."
Mrs. Johnson, a world language teacher, also expressed the usefulness of technology in her classroom. She uses around nine different online learning tools, some of which she believes are really benefitting the students. She did acknowledge that Chromebooks can be distracting for some students, but ultimately thinks they are really enhancing learning in her class.
The teachers' opinions are important, but more than that, the students should have a say. Many people don't like using Chromebooks in class and find online learning much harder. Of course, others are all in for going one-to-one and having that constant resource with them throughout their day.
Senior Emily Getner feels hopeful about the switch.
"That's the direction we're going," she said. Many seniors, with college coming up soon, are thinking about how these new computer skills can help in finding a job in a technologically advanced society. Getner also said she found new study sites, like Quizlet and Shmoop, very helpful.
Of course, other students aren't too psyched about the switch.
"I had one Google Classroom my freshman year, then two sophomore year, and now all my classes have them," junior Alexa Jurado said. She, like many others, is not so keen on tech in classes like math.
"It's very irritating," she said regarding the exclusively online book for math.
With all the changes taking place in Cary-Grove, this push for tech use is one of the most notable. As society changes, education needs to as well. Whether or not the change will be the best option is still up for debate.
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'Disaster': Desperate Family Faces Eviction After MyGov System Crash
Amber Austin-Wright
10 News First Journalist
A Queensland family could soon be evicted from their rental home after the MyGov outage delayed the processing of their much-needed tax return.
Lachlan MacFarlane's family is living week-to-week.
He and his partner are both casual workers, juggling their lives while raising their two-year-old son Xavier.
At the moment, life is tough. They've fallen behind in their rent and are struggling to pay the bills.
The Brisbane residents were relying on the government's income tax cuts and this year's tax return to help them out of a difficult spot. They've been told they have until the end of the week to catch up on their rental payments -- or face eviction.
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"We need to remedy it by the end of the week. Currently we've got about two hours left to do that," MacFarlane told 10 News First on Friday.
"We called the tax office on Monday; they said it should be processed by today and it hasn't been," he said.
Now, that won't happen until next week after the federal MyGov website crashed, preventing millions of people from accessing government services affairs such as Centrelink and tax returns.
READ MORE: MyGov System Crashes As People Try To Lodge Tax Returns
The website was launched in May 2013 but is now needed more than ever. Many Australians are only now activating their MyGov account due to taxation changes.
The rollout of Single Touch Payroll means many employees will no longer receive a payment summary, previously known as a group certificate.
The website was down for hours, with problems being reported as early as 10am on Friday.
Just a week earlier, the Morrison government was spruiking its income tax cut win for working Australians. Following the crash, ministers were not providing answers.
The result for many users when logging on. Photo: MyGov
10 News First contacted Minister for Government Services Stuart Robert for comment.
In a short statement, a spokesperson said "some services, including myGov, are currently unavailable or experiencing slowness".
"The Department is working on the issue and apologises for the inconvenience," the statement said.
The ATO blamed the crash on a technical issue, saying it wasn't caused by increased demand.
"It will not have any impact on people who have already lodged their returns," the tax office said in another statement.
Shadow Treasurer Jim Chalmers said the system crash was "an utter shambles", and a quick failure from the government.
"Before they patted themselves on the back for these tax cuts they should have actually checked that they could deliver them," he said.
"They like to pretend that they're good at managing the economy, they like to pretend that these tax cuts will be out and flowing in the economy, just one problem with that... they've completely and utterly stuffed up the implementation."
After spending hours trying to get online to sort out some of his financial problems, MacFarlane said he finally received a call from the ATO late on Friday afternoon confirming his return won't be processed until at least next week.
"It's obviously a time when we thought we'd receive some relief but it's been a disaster," he said.
In a matter of days, he and his loved ones could be in desperate search of a new home they had no plans to leave.
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Devastating Flow-On Effects From Record-High Petrol Prices
Drivers across the country are feeling the squeeze at the bowser, with fuel prices at a four year high.
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Hundreds of Australians have been hit with a robo-call from scammers pretending to be the Australian Tax Office in the first few days of the new financial year.
MyGov System Crashes As People Try To Lodge Tax Returns
Update 4.45pm: after crashing earlier on Friday, the MyGov website is back online, the Department of Human Services has advised.


The Modrest Bertram Modern Walnut Dining Table features an exquisite Walnut veneer top over slat-designed polished stainless steel legs giving your dining room a stylish look. It seats 6 persons comfortably and requires some assembly with a dimension of W63" x D35" x H30".
W24" x D19" x H33"
W22" x D17" x H34"


Hotel Hilton Plaza, Vienna. Hilton Plaza Hotel Vienna.
Located in Vienna (Innere Stadt), Hilton Vienna Plaza is within a 15-minute walk of Burgtheater and Austrian Parliament Building. This 5-star hotel is 0.7 mi (1.2 km) from St. Stephen's Cathedral and 2.2 mi (3.6 km) from Vienna State Opera.
Make yourself at home in one of the 254 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars and LCD televisions. Wireless Internet access (surcharge) keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature designer toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.
Don't miss out on recreational opportunities including a fitness center and bicycles to rent. This Art Deco hotel also features complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and babysitting/childcare (surcharge).
Grab a bite to eat at Brasserie and Bar EMILE, a restaurant which features a bar, or stay in and take advantage of the 24-hour room service. Buffet breakfasts are available daily from 7 AM to 10:30 AM for a fee.
Grab a bite to eat at Brasserie and Bar EMILE, a restaurant which features a bar, or stay in and take advantage of the 24-hour room service. Buffet breakfasts are available daily from 7 AM to 10:30 AM for a fee.Don't miss out on recreational opportunities including a fitness center and bicycles to rent. This Art Deco hotel also features complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and babysitting/childcare (surcharge).Pets not allowed Check-in time starts at 3 PM Check-out time is noonFeatured amenities include a business center, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and dry cleaning/laundry services.Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.


Single cell technologies have made genomic analysis on the single cell level more accessible than ever. Recent development of these technologies, especially single-cell RNA-seq (scRNA-seq), has revolutionized genomic research. This course focuses on the computational biology of scRNA-seq analysis.
Additional readings: You are responsible for additional readings that will be announced in class.


This small ferry arrived at Greenock on Friday and will be drydocked for annual survey together with the paddle steamer WAVERLEY on Monday. She is FOYLE RAMBLER, built in Germany in 1972 and operated on a crossing on the River Weser, under her original name STEDINGEN. In 2004, following the opening of a new road tunnel, she was sold to the Lough Foyle Ferry Company for service on Lough Swilly between Buncrana and Rathmullan. In previous years, this ferry has been towed across from Ireland to the Clyde for overhauls, but this year she made the crossing on her own. Prior to coming to Greenock, FOYLE RAMBLER had her car ramps removed.