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• I come to Canada

  
  Where am I going...and why am I in this handbasket? — Authority: 115
  It was going to be a quick visit – twenty minutes, twenty-five at the max. I still had to hit the grocery store – I’d promised the kids a pizza for dinner as I’d wrestled derelict zippers and paired mittens that morning – and if I was fast enough, I could swing by [...]
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• An Update on Emil

  
  GenBlog — Authority: 464
  This is a follow-up to my Finding Emil post from last month. I haven’t really be able to figure out much since that post, but I’ve found some more information that may eventually help, including a real photo postcard in the box of photos from my aunt. While I was at the Illinois Archives a few weeks ago, ...
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• Type 1 diabetes mellitus is characterized by loss of the insulin-producing beta cells of the islets of Langerhans in the pancreas leading to a deficiency of insulin. Type 1: Results from the body’s failure to produce insulin. Most affected people ar

  
  Diabetes — Authority: 131
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• Crack the family code: new family research service

  
  Manchester Lit List — Authority: 129
  Delving into your family history has never been easier thanks to Manchester Libraries’ brand new research service. For the first time, Manchester Libraries has its own research officer on hand to help people solve the mystery of their origins, reveal unknown ancestors, and unearth hidden family secrets. The ...
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• Happy Birthday to the World’s Smartest Sister!

  
  GeneaBlogie — Authority: 463
  Two years ago, when my little sister had her (ahem!) most significant birthday yet,  I wrote about her , in what I think was one of my best posts ever.  Now, two years later, as we slip into that time of life where we spend a great deal of time caring for our parents as they once cared for us, I’ve spent ...
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• "The Life of Me"

  
  Lookin' Up — Authority: 130
  Sunday afternoon I went up to the attic bedroom at Moms house to see what might need to be done before Jim comes home for Christmas (just in case he might spend a bit of time there..). I was distracted by peeking into the attic. Though there is not really much stored away up there, once in a while I find a treasure. ...
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• Burr Bible

  
  Heavenly Worldliness — Authority: 433
  Were going through stuff. This is my great grandfathers Bible I believe. If I have it right James Burr served as a Captain in the Salvation Army and worked on the Newport Transporter Bridge.
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• Goodbye, Cinnamon

  
  A Day That is Dessert — Authority: 422
  We said a very sad goodbye to our beloved cat tonight. Cinnamon had nearly fourteen years of happy, well loved life. Her companionship has been a constant for me as she has followed me around the house the entirety of her life. She showed surprising patience for Abbott and Cal as they entered her life as infants, ...
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• Blame genes, not stress, for grey hair

  
  Thaindian News — Authority: 726
  London, Dec 1 (ANI): Going grey? Don’t blame stress for the damage, as it’s your mother and father’s fault, says a new study.Unilever scientists think family history has a far greater influence on the greying of a woman’s hair than previously thought.To reach the conclusion, boffins studied more than 200 ...
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• Learning To Live With Eczema

  
  Home Remedies — Authority: 145
  Eczema may cause stress, sleepless nights and almost always causes itching and it is an uncomfortable skin condition. If you scratch the itchy patches you may aggravate the condition and cause more intense itchiness. It could be this is helping to develop the rash. If you should continue to scratch the rash will most ...
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• Black Catholic History Month: The Knights of Who?

  
  GeneaBlogie — Authority: 463
  “Claverism” observes 100th Anniversary in USA Every Catholic and many a non- Catholic recognizes the name of the largest Catholic lay organization in the world, the Knights of Columbus.  This is a group of “practical” Catholic men who do charitable acts.  Indeed, over the last ten years, the “K of C” ...
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• Black Catholic History Month: Black Catholics in the South

  
  GeneaBlogie — Authority: 463
  The notion of black Catholics in the South is not often the subject of much discussion by anyone, anywhere.  The southern United States is frequently thought of as having been settled largely by Scots-Irish and English people, not exactly fans of the Church of Rome.   The South is caricatured as a bastion of ...
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• Black Catholic History Month: The Josephite Fathers and Brothers

  
  GeneaBlogie — Authority: 463
  Earlier in the month, we discussed the life of Father Charles Uncles, the first black priest both trained and ordained in the United States. He was instrumental in the founding of the Society of St Joseph of the Sacred Heart.   This order of priests and religious were founded to evangelize the recently freed blacks ...
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• Quilted Christmas tags

  
  winnowings — Authority: 114
  Aren’t these cute? My daughter-in-law, Toni, gave these quilted gift tags. I’m going to write on them with Pigma Micron pens. Toni said she is going to use Puff pens to write on her tags. Is sure is nice to have a quilter in the family. Thank you, Dear.
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• The Miller House

  
  GenBlog — Authority: 464
  Back in May, I posted about a box of photographs my aunt had given me.  Today, I finally had some time to go through them.  I found quite a bit of photos I had never seen, including the ones featured in this post. In 1949, my grandfather, Harold MILLER spent six months building his own home.  It’s a ...
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• A Rare Find

  
  GenBlog — Authority: 464
  The theme for the 6th edition of A Festival of Postcards is:  White. So this is your chance to share any of your black and white postcards, or colour postcards featuring white (think white sands and snow, White Cliffs of Dover etc.). As always, feel free to play with the theme. Do you have postcards ...
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• A Christmas Gift

  
  GenBlog — Authority: 464
  The theme for the 19th edition of Smile for the Camera is:  The Gift. It is the holiday season and a time for giving. So give Smile readers the gift of sharing, sharing a family photograph. It can be a gift given or received, it can be the gift of talent, it can be the gift of having the photograph itself. ...
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• On the first time public transportation riders saw my ass

  
  Mommy is Moody — Authority: 128
  I’m 15. My hair trails down my back, reddish-orange. I don’t wear makeup, because I don’t really need it, yet. My tshirt is a size medium, plain, Hanes, scooped up from the bargain bin of the Sears kids’ department – I have four of them in different colors. My jeans are a holy mess, size 34. I wear Airwalks ...
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• A Piece of History

  
  Lookin' Up — Authority: 130
  "After supper my family and I went out to Penfield to see Grampa Plotzker who has cancer in his lungs. He is thin and weak and in very much pain. There is little hope for him, although we have faith in God and the grape cure that he will come through o.k. and will be able to go fishing with me again. Signed, ...
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• Take Five

  
  Uphilldowndale — Authority: 416
  Joe had some homework to do, an art project, he had to produce five photographs of modern or contemporary architecture, which is a bit tricky around here, as things tend to look  rather vernacular in style; unless you count the ugly tin shed down by the canal that trades under the brand of Tescos;  I try hard to ...
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