Avatar Posted by lanerough 292 days ago (http://lavenroseramblings.blogspot.com)
Category: In Memory
Stitched a while on my "Cdc" this Sunday, though I didn't manage as much time in as I had hoped for. Stuff happens!! The new section is of the darker over-dyed thread where the glass piece is pointing...and the lower continuation of the color to the left-hand side. I blended the lower section thread 1 ply with a thread of Balger med. gold metallic to soften the color and add more sparkle so it would work with the upper right-hand corner medallion. I like how that worked. So, now it's a matter o read more »
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Avatar Posted by duke 293 days ago (http://news.google.com)
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Somany cricket cup in memory of Virender Sehwag's father
Newindpress, India - 11 hours ago
PTI NEW DELHI:An under-11 boys cricket tournament, Somany cricket cup, will be organised in memory of late Kishen Sehwag, father of Indian cricketer ...
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Avatar Posted by lanerough 293 days ago (http://www.mamac-ta.com)
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Naughty & Nice December 18th, 2007 by Mama C-ta Almost overnight my kid has gone from possessing typical 2 year old male traits to those resembling those of Satan’s spawn previously only witnessed in other children not belonging to me. Manners be gone, compliance to anything, a distant memory. Unlike other episodes which always appeared to be a brief random phase, a little burst during the day often followed by developmental leaps and bounds; this has been a slow and steady decline. A little e read more »
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Avatar Posted by duke 293 days ago (http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com)
Category: This Day in History
Over 1,000 people died when the General Slocum, a passenger steamship, caught fire in New York's East River in 1904. It was the city's worst loss-of-life disaster until the attacks of September 11, 2001. Van Schaick, the ship's captain, was indicted for negligence and failure to maintain fire safety equipment and received a 10 year sentence. He was paroled after serving 3½ years in prison and later pardoned by President Taft. Why were most of the passengers unable to escape the fire?
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Avatar Posted by lanerough 293 days ago (http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com)
Category: Today's Birthday
White, an ordained Evangelical Christian minister, was known as the "Minister of Defense" in the National Football League (NFL). At the time of his retirement, White was the NFL's all-time sack leader and had led the Green Bay Packers to 2 Super Bowls, including one victory. White soon returned to football, claiming that God had ordered him to “fulfill his commitment.” In what controversial advertising campaign did he make an appearance in the late 1980s?
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Avatar Posted by duke 293 days ago (http://news.google.com)
Category: In Memory

Memory Cards
MLive.com, MI - Dec 18, 2007
She pointed out that an extra place always was placed at the table in memory of a deceased loved one. Or it could be taken by a last-minute guest. ...
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Avatar Posted by lanerough 293 days ago (http://www.lifeoptimizer.org)
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Note: This is a guest post by Albert Foong from UrbanMonk.Net. I’d like to thank him for writing this post. What is the biggest obstacle most people face in achieving personal mastery? Your mind; your thoughts. When you master your mind, everything else begins to fall into place. But the moment we look at our mind, we begin to see how wild it is. Modern psychology estimates that we have 40 to 60 thousand thoughts a day, and most of them are repetitious, useless – and often, unhappy. In my q read more »
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Avatar Posted by duke 293 days ago (http://reporternews.com)
Category: Death Notices
SUMMARY: Margaret Amos; Louise Ayers; Virginia Hilario Bustamante; Ida Carter; Edith Davie; Evelyn Ray Love Dennis; Margaret Elwell; Fred E. Gomez; Jerry Don Haire; Williams A. "Bill" Hill Sr.; Ernesteen Michels; Bettye Pittman; Gilberto S. Recio; Stella Carwile Scott; Linda Gaynell Cook Warren. read more »
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