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If you think it’s time to get yourself some new replica watches then maybe you should check out It is an online replica store that allures us with fabulous fake watches and promises to supply us with the best quality there is. Is this really so? Let’s find out!

PROS: is pretty much a new name with an old face. This website design has been used numerous times and by numerous online replica companies. I have seen it at so many fake watches websites that I don’t know any more if and how these merchants are connected. Ignoring this aspect, I have to admit that the webpage looks clean and professional and it is also very easy to use. The color scheme is black and white and the pinch of color is represented by an excessively large blue toned banner which displays gorgeous designer watches and the promotional message: “FREE delivery with any order”. Just the right sentence to get our full attention!

The menu bar is quite simple as it only has seven buttons, buttons that direct us to the available brands. has only a little bit over a dozen available watch names, but it manages to cover a big part of the most sought after watches ever made. It includes only the brands that are overly popular, and each one is divided into sub-collections. The sub-collections are pretty wide and offer some of the top bestselling luxury watches to hit the shelves so surely any watch passionate person will find his favorite here.

While going through these replica watches page by page I have noticed that some watches are priced at 70 GBP, others ones at 160 GBP and others at 260 GBP. All prices are in GBP. The more expensive replicas have a Swiss ETA mechanism, the medium priced ones have an Asian automatic mechanism, but are gold plated, and, finally, the lower priced ones have an Asian movement and are made from solid stainless steel. The price is influenced both by the inside mechanism and by the materials used to make the watches.

The description page is nicely structured and it presents a short summary of all the technical information of these replica watches. It is not a very detailed description, but it manages to sum up quite well all the essentials and it makes you fully understand the level of quality you should expect from these imitation watches. is able to provide free delivery worldwide. The selected shipping carriers are EMS and DHL. Also, you usually need to wait about 1-2 business days to have your order prepared for shipping. Once the package is shipped, the delivery to Europe takes about 5-7 days and for other countries such as USA, Australia and South America the delivery takes about 10 business days. Of course, all packages are shipped with a tracking number which will be emailed to you after dispatch. Another important thing is the fact that there is a lost return policy. If within 4 weeks from the shipping, your package does not arrive then it is declared lost and it is reshipped free of charge.

If you have received a replica watch from this fake website and you do not like it or if it is defective then you can send it back within the first 14 days from the delivery and request a refund or an exchange. But this implies some serious costs: the return fees must be paid by the customer, if a refund is requested then $20-$40 will be deducted as to cover the initial shipping fee for your order, and if an exchange is asked then the same $20-$40 will be charged from your card as to pay for sending out the replacement watch. Also, the company offers a 180 days free repairs warranty that covers any manufacturing defects.

Browsing through the collections is not very smooth as there is no filter or advanced search option. Indeed, the brands are divided into sub-collections, but other than that you just need to browse through all the pages until you find the desired model.

When you look at the bottom of the page you are tricked into believing that the company can process payment methods such as Mastercard, Visa, Maestro, Delta and American Express. If you know a thing or two about online replica stores then you won’t fall for that little lie. When checking further into this matter we see that the FAQ section states that the accepted payments are Visa and Mastercard. Also not true! Only after checking out we discover that the only supported payment option is Visa.

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Pictures: All pictures displayed on are really nice quality photos. All of them have a considerably high clarity that allows you to see all the important details of these watches. At first, you are tempted to believe that these were actually taken by and that these show the merchandise it really sells. Unfortunately all of the pictures have a different website name on them and this is It is another working online replica store that indeed looks different, but has the same product photos. I do not know if these websites are affiliated, but one thing is for sure: we cannot trust that what we are seeing on is what we will be getting when ordering from this store.

Customer service: Any self-respecting online replica company must be able to provide professional and highly responsive customer service in order to comply with the needs of its customers. Sadly, this fake watches website is far from this ideal. The page has a very appealing Live Chat button that does not work. It is only for aesthetic purposes as when you click it, the website loads the Contact Us page where you are informed that the only available communication channels are by contact form or by a very unprofessional Gmail account: I am highly against this sort of companies that do not invest in the most important detail of their business: in ensuring a smooth communication with its customers.

Summary: There is nothing new about Everything is as fake as it gets. We are at first impressed with its diverse collection, with the affordable prices, nicely made product descriptions and especially with the free delivery. But after we discover the fact that it lies about the accepted payment methods, about its product photos and about the responsiveness of its customer service we see it as it really is: just another fake store. One that knows very well how to imitate quality! It is actually a poor reflection of what a reputable merchant should be like. My advice to you is to be very reserved when it comes to this store and to research it as much as you can before ordering one of its replicas.

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  1. i had a purchase there , , good quality watches , but shipping is a little long , 12 days

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The 22 executives and 13 others are accused of forming a cartel and channelling kickbacks into a Petrobras scheme to pay politicians.

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President Dilma Rousseff who served as chair of the Petrobras board for seven years has denied any knowledge of the corruption scheme.

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Moscow, 29 July 1997 (RFE/RL) -- American financier George Soros has emerged as one of the principal backers in a consortium which last week won a 25 percent stake in Russia's telecommunications holding company, Svyazinvest.

The consortium, led by Russia's third largest bank Unexim, paid nearly $1.9 billion in what is one of Russia's biggest privatizations to date. Yesterday it was confirmed that Soros' Quantum Fund was a member of the winning group, along with Uneximbank's subsidiary MFK Bank, the Moscow-based brokerage Renaissance Capital, Deutsche Bank and the U.S. investment outlet, Morgan Stanley.

In an interview published in today's "Financial Times," Soros said he had put up $980 million for the company, which pushes his total commercial investments in Russia to total $2.5 billion.

In February, Soros condemned what he called "robber capitalism" in Russia, saying a group of "oligopolists" were behind the country's economic woes. He said a handful of bankers and industrialists posed a tremendous threat to Russia's fledgling democracy and free market economy.

By teaming up now with Uneximbank, one of Russia's leading seven financial industrial groups, Soros has shocked many observers. Soros has given away millions of dollars to support the development of democracy and a civil society in Eastern Europe and Russia.

He has made other investments in Russia, notably in the Novolipetsk Metallurgy Factory, where he and other shareholders have battled with the Soviet-era management for control of the company. The case has become a barometer for shareholder's rights in Russia. But Soros has so far held back on participating in major, high-profile deals.

In his "Financial Times" interview, Soros said the appointment of Boris Nemtsov to the post of First Deputy Prime Minister had changed his views on Russia. With Nemtsov at the helm, Russia has become what he called "the most interesting emerging market in the world." He said he is confident Nemtsov will guide Russia from "robber capitalism" to a more orderly rule of law.

However, some observers believe Soros' decision to pour money into Svyazinvest indicates that his investment decisions may be divided from his philanthropic philosophy.

Rumors swirled in Moscow last week that Soros was planning to back one of the bids for Svyazinvest. Many believed he was planning to team up with another consortium, led by Alfa Bank, which made an unsuccessful bid for the massive stake. Alfa had teamed up with the Spanish telephone operator Telefonica in a consortium that reportedly included Most-Bank and CS First Boston.

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KABUL (Reuters) -- Afghanistan aims to hold a vote for the lower house of parliament by late May, as laid out in the constitution, a top election official said today, but admitted it faces major fraud, funding, and security concerns.

After corruption, violence and voter intimidation marred last August's presidential poll, there have been worries that holding another election before more safeguards can be put in place will mean a repeat of those problems.

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"The only problem we have right now is how it will be funded. We are talking to the Finance Ministry to see if it can be funded from the Afghan budget," Barakzai told Reuters.

He said the IEC would announce a date for the parliament and district-council elections by January 3.

A UN-backed probe found that a third of President Hamid Karzai's votes in this year's August 20 presidential poll were fake, but there will not be time for a full revamp of voter lists now.

"There will be an update. We do know there were flaws in the voter-registration process, but time constraints would not allow us to fundamentally resolve this problem," he told Reuters.

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applesWhen living with a chronic illness, what does it mean to be “healthy”? This question has stumped me for years. For the longest time my thinking process went a little like this: if I’m going to be sick all the time, why even bother trying to take care of my health? Everything related to health and physical fitness just felt like a lost cause. After all, if some days I can’t even move around, why concern myself with losing a few extra pounds or adding a little more muscle strength?

I recently learned that this actually means more than I could have ever imagined….but I didn’t get from question to answer so quickly. There were a lot of lessons learned while I went from point A to point B.

One of my biggest lessons (only recently) learned was that exercise and RA activity need not be mutually exclusive. Oh, this definitely does not mean that no matter how I am feeling I should power through my exercises or yoga class. (Trust me, on more than one occasion I learned all too well what happens when I do so…) It means that I can exercise…but depending upon the day, my definition of exercise sometimes has to change.

As I previously wrote here on my blog, after an extended leave I returned to the gym a little under three months ago. My goal at the time was to try to figure out how I could simultaneously manage my rheumatoid arthritis and my physical fitness. I had made great strides during the previous couple of years, but I was still following the either/or logic. Either I went to the gym when I was not in a flare, or I stayed home when I was in a flare.

I’m proud to say that I’ve had much success in finding that magical spot, where I hold back in some ways in order to protect my body, and where I push forward in some ways in order to improve my physical fitness.

During the past two and a half months, I have had numerous flares…some lasting for a few hours, and some lasting for a few days. I have been very careful in monitoring my exercise and any negative impact it might have on my body. What I have realized is that I actually feel worse on days when I don’t do any exercise. Even when my rheumatoid arthritis is flaring a little, but I manage to go to the gym and do a 20-minute workout instead of my usual 1-2 hour workout (30 minutes elliptical and weights, 30 minutes power abs class, 60 minutes pilates class) I always, somehow, end up feeling a little bit better.

Desired movement, when my rheumatoid arthritis is sending my body confusing messages that it might be a wise idea to completely stop all movement, can at times be even more powerful than actual movement. Some days, my most beneficial workouts are the ones where (physically) I do the least.

I’ve lost almost 25 lbs. since the beginning of July. While I’ve always carried around a few extra pounds during the past two years, I haven’t necessarily been particularly overweight. The funny things is that my co-workers and friends cautiously inquire about my health, and only then do they realize that this recent weight loss is actually healthy weight loss, and not related to my condition or medicines. And then they ask all the usual questions, such as how did you do it and are you on a diet?

I eat butter, not margarine. I consume chocolate much more than what is probably considered normal. I drink whole milk. And the list goes on…I’m not saying this to show off, but to share my philosophy when it comes to my food diet: high quality, real products…nothing artificial, be it sweetener or flavor, and nothing processed. One of my personal heroes is Julia Childs – I just love how she always used to throw extra butter and cream into the pan. Once Jacques Pepin suggested making a low-fat version of a dish. Of course, Julia immediately nixed that idea!

A couple of times over the past month I’ve pulled my crutches out of the entry corner, in order to be able to walk all the way to the neighborhood clinic for one of my anti-inflammatory injections. To me, these are the moments when my current weight loss is the most important. While moments like these are always difficult, this time around, putting one arm/crutch in front of the other and swinging my lower body in between was just a little but easier than usual.

So many years into my life with rheumatoid arthritis, I actually find myself in the most healthy and physically fit condition that I have ever been in. I’m chronically sick, yes, but I’m also chronically healthy.

Ironic, isn’t it?

Stay tuned…for the next adventure of Rheumatoid Arthritis Guy!

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  1. Lori

    Hi RA Guy,

    Thanks for the post – trying to find that magical spot can be frustrating; some days it’s only a 20 minute walk with the dog, and other days it’s an hour walk with the dog.

  2. Cathy

    I love this post RA Guy. I too have been successful at losing weight by eating “high quality, real products…nothing artificial, be it sweetener or flavor, and nothing processed.” Although I don’t drnk milk, my kids have grown up on whole raw milk and butter as well as free range meat. I love the healthy fats from foods. They taste so yummy.

    Yay for you for being chronically healthy! I think being chronically sick makes it that much more important to be chronically healthy.

  3. Carla

    First of all, congratulations not only on finding magical spots (in both exercise AND diet) that work for you. More importantly, congratulations on having the focus and determination to look for answers. When you’re chronically ill, it’s often too easy to just stop trying. It sounds like you’re making lots of positive headway in many areas of your life – work, health, attitude. I’m very happy for you. (And as a Wordaholic, I like your new phrase: chronically healthy!)

  4. Rheum for God

    Awesome! Congratulations! Doesn’t it feel great to be healthy even when chronically ill? I feel like I have never been healthier despite my misbehaving joints. I go through a ton of organic butter cooking, put heavy cream in my coffee, eat loads of nuts and add gobs of coconut oil to my smoothies daily. I barely hold a size 2 on. I’m not bragging–just saying. Like you said–you’re not showing off. I’ve done a lot of research on healthy fats and they do not make you fat. I think this is a huge misconception. I feel like people have been sadly misled into low fat this and skim that. I simply do as you mentioned-stay away from anything processed and artificial. And I also don’t eat huge portions. There are studies that link MSG to obesity in children. This is so sad to me. Here’s to being chronically healthy! Bravo, RA Guy!

  5. Lana

    This is good to hear and so inspiring RA guy. I think so many of us are still trying to get through this maze of being chronically ill that we forget that aside from our conditions, we are healthy. I often say that could spend more time being physically fit rather than just simply trying to be healthy. There is more to being healthy than the meets the eye.

  6. Giovanna

    So glad I found your site!!! I have been recently diagnosed with RA and am trying to deal with all the info from websites, dr’s and fellow RA’ers. Thanks so much !

  7. Stacie

    I always enjoy reading your posts. I find it to be very motivating and inspiring.

    It can be hard to find that magical spot, but you did it! Keep up the great work and thanks for posting 🙂

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A comprehensive program of carefully designed signage can strengthen the image and sense of identity of the College. It can make Rhode Island College more visible to the outside world by announcing the school's presence at the major interstate routes, and leading visitors to clearly marked main entrances. Within the campus, signage can make the school more welcoming to first time visitors, while projecting a dignified image to them.

As is the case in most institutions, signage on campus has accumulated over time to the point that much of it is redundant, and often confusing. Some has deteriorated over time, to the point that it does not project a wholly positive image of the College. The plan proposes an achievable, comprehensive signage plan to strengthen the image and identity of the College.

There are significant problems with the current Rhode Island College signage. Orientation and wayfinding for the first-time visitor is a challenge. The freestanding signage is old and dated and has a significant negative impact on the attractiveness of the campus. Trailblazer signs leading visitors to the campus from I-95 and other major feeder routes are incomplete. Trailblazers marking the north and south ends of Mt. Pleasant Ave. are faded and illegible. The west entrance to the Campus off Fruit Hill Ave. is adequately signed and landscaped, but the east entrance off Mt. Pleasant Ave. is not well defined. The sign, though large, is difficult to read and the landscaping does not provide "a sense of entrance". Adequate lighting has not been provided for either the east or west entrances.

Most existing signs on campus fall into three categories: identification, direction and parking/regulatory signage. At present most buildings are appropriately identified with individual metal letters near the building entrance. Freestanding signs are also used to identify buildings, but many of these are redundant and are in a bad state of repair. (The building mounted letters appear to have held up much better over the years). The typestyles are inconsistent serif letters on the buildings and sans-serif letters on the freestanding signs.

There are several directional signs on campus but they are overloaded with information. In some cases, they have ten messages, which is too much to read from a moving vehicle (Federal highway standards limit guide signs to only three messages). Some of the information is now inaccurate and directions to a high priority destination - admissions - is only provided on the east campus.

Given the number of students who commute to campus, parking spaces are at a premium. While it is apparent that a concerted effort was made years ago to systematically identify the parking areas, these signs are now damaged, faded and inaccurate. Additional signs indicating parking regulations have been added over time which are inconsistent and add significantly to the sign clutter. Visitor parking is difficult to locate. Reserved parking spaces are identified in a variety of ways, which also contributes to the clutter.

In summary, the signs on the Rhode Island College campus have grown over the years as information needs have increased. The sign clutter has created unnecessary confusion and has detracted from the beauty of the campus. The College now has an opportunity to make a significant improvement to the campus by eliminating redundancy, cleaning up the clutter and implementing a simple, logical sign program.

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The goals of the signage program are to strengthen the sense of the College's identity and to make it easier for first time visitors to find their way around the College. The campus physical environment should be more welcoming and accessible. The sign program will provide information clearly and only where necessary, minimize the number of signs on campus (clean up the clutter) and enhance the appearance of the campus.

The serif typeface is derived from the existing building mounted signs and has a traditional, academic appearance. The color of the freestanding signs should be dark burgundy to enhance visibility and to set-off the gold and white school colors.

The highest concern is for the first time Visitor - to provide trailblazing and directional information to the Rhode Island College campus and access to high priority destinations: Admissions, Roberts Hall (Administration), Performing Arts Center, Athletic Complex, Student Union, etc.

The Sign Program has been separated into categories by function: Identification, Information, Direction and Regulation. The program is designed as a kit of parts to be initially fabricated and installed by an outside Sign Contractor, and to be maintained and updated by the Facilities sign shop. Materials, finishes and manufacturing processes for the signage have been designed to the capabilities of the sign shop so that the program will remain effective in the future.

Signage Design Concepts for the Rhode Island College campus are shown on the previous pages.

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The budget pricing for the full implementation of Campus Signage is shown below. Off-Campus signage (Advance Guide Signs and Trailblazers) will require coordination with Rhode Island Department of Transportation. This work may be phased or bid as one construction package.

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Building ID (Wall Mounted) 8 750 6,000
Major Building ID (Freestanding) 4 1,500 4,500
Secondary Building ID (Freestanding) 3 1,500 4,500
Campus Map 6 3,000 18,000
Parking Area ID 20 1,000 20,000
Reserved Parking 75 400 30,000
  Subtotal $150,000
  Contingency 25,000
  SIGN TOTAL $175,000

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A Kew Gardens volunteer swapped his trowel for the hot seat when he became the first contestant to be grilled by John Humphrys on the history of the botanical gardens.

Quiz-hungry Richard Pyne, one of 600 volunteers at Kew, spent hours learning about the gardens’ 254-year history for his date with the iconic black chair on BBC Two’s Mastermind.

The management consultant from Sheen, who has volunteered at Kew for five years, passed two tough general knowledge auditions to film at the studios in Salford last July.

The 60-year-old said: “It was pretty scary. There were 250 people in the audience, all these cameras, scary lights, scary music and John Humphrys. It was quite stressful.”

Mr Pyne, whose nerve-racking stint on the gameshow will be aired on Friday, January 31, at 8pm, took part in tours, read books and visited temples to clue-up on Kew’s exhaustive history.

The keen gardener said: “I probably chose a very broad specialist subject – someone else chose the Manic Street Preachers which is not quite as in-depth.

“I have been a friend at Kew for about 20 years and the history of horticulture is really interesting and I learnt some fascinating things.”

All 15 of George III’s children were brought up and died in Kew Palace, the first sheep ever sent to Australia were auctioned off in Kew and the refreshment pavilion was burnt down by suffragettes in 1913.

A lady tenant was evicted in the 19th century for running a brothel from Kew Palace and many of Kew’s gardeners were sent on long sea trips or as plant hunters to China, South Africa and the Far East and died on their voyages.

To prepare for his TV appearance, Mr Pyne enlisted the help of former Richmond Council leader Serge Lourie and his wife Julia, who is a guard at Kew.

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With 25% of the country above the Arctic Circle, you can bet that Finnish engineers spend a good deal of time indoors, especially in the winter. In the case of the engineering team at the Helsinki Metropolia University of Applied Sciences, that’s a good thing. It gave them the time and motivation to develop the Electric Race About (ERA), one of the more attractive electric cars built to date.

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Combining the convenience of velcro with the weight and feel of a slipper the X-cube is a shoe built for hardcore. An instant classic this superb shoe sets a standard in fit and performance for all other velcros to follow. New fot 2004 the X-cube features: a new last with lower volume forefoot, this "locks" the foot in the sharp asymmetric toe profile to give immense confidence on even the smallest pockets, smears or scrapes; a wider entry with super comfy cushioned foam and a smaller, reshaped slingshot that really hugs the heel. Team feedback meant we added rubber over the toe for hardcore boulders and comp climbing to give extra bite for "frogging" or the tiniest of toe scrubs and a new light midsole simply adds to the amazing "feel" of this shoe. This is a shoe that works superbly as sporrts or extreme all raounder but really comes into its own as a bouldering shoe "par excellance" for outdoors, indoors or the "woody". New last for a superb fit and precise toe profile

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They are at their best when you need serious toe control and "trust-that-foot" security, but also don't want numb toes/feet when you done with the pitch. Not as comfortable as Mythos, but more versatile and of higher quality than the omnipresent Katanas. These shoes will not stretch with use, or if they do, it is no more than an eighth of an inch or so, max.
X-Cube quality is great, and value for money is as well: great in the gym, easy on and off (they are NOT an all day on shoe...) lots of control when you crank on the toe or heel: they will catch and hold the smallest imperfections. The toes will blow out in what to me seems a relatively short time, but after a quality re-sole, they hold like new. A nice addition if you only have a softer sole shoe/slipper, or a nice main pair if you are primarily a gym-rat.

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Just great! The triple-graduated midsole gives you both excellent edging and sensitive smearing. Great idea in construction and it really works as promised.

Manufacturing quality is critical, size and level of asymetric shape differ from pair to pair even in the same size. When they improve their quality, that would be a real great climbing shoe.

The last is a broader one.

The toe profile is more flat, don't select this model to small (to short). It will NOT stretch a lot, and it will definitely not become LONGER more than approx. 1/4 size U.K. In the toe box, there is not much room for cramped or crunched toes.

Sole construction features a good compromise between toe gripping power and flat standing when smearing.

This is a great, great shoe with big potential, aimed for the more sophisticated climber.

Can be used on crags, for bouldering and for gym.

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A great shoe. Very easy to get on and off. The heel design really forces your toes forward and into a sort of crimp, making even the tiniest feature useful. I would recommend buying a pair half a size down from your street size (although obviously try them on before purchase). I love them!

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i love this shoe. they're great for gym climbing, pretty good for bouldering, smearing, edging, and they're easy to take on and off. there's only one downside to these shoes. everybody i know who owns these shoes including myself have had their left (and sometimes their right too) toe blow. the whole toe gets blown down to the point where you can see your toes. these aren't beginners either so red chilli can't make the excuse that it's because they're beginners. other than that the shoes are great.

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President Barack Obama’s fiscal 2014 Housing and Urban Development budget includes a warning about a nearly $1 billion bailout for the Federal Housing Administration from the Treasury.

HUD Secretary Shaun Donovan blamed that deficit squarely on issues with government-insured reverse mortgages, which HUD refers to as Home Equity Conversion Mortgages, or HECMs. That’s an acronym that Susan Collins, R-Maine, conceded she couldn’t really pronounce.

At a routine budget hearing April 11, Collins, the ranking member on the Appropriations Subcommittee on Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, highlighted her worries about risks from the mortgages, in which seniors take equity out of their homes to pay for living expenses.

“We see these ads on television and it sounds like it’s the best thing since sliced bread, and yet I’m hearing that there are a lot of problems,” Collins said.

The quip about TV ads was perhaps more amusing than Collins intended. Turn on a TV at any hour of the day or night and you might see a commercial featuring actor and former Sen. Fred Thompson, R-Tenn., promoting reverse mortgage offerings from American Advisors Group. Thompson has worked as a paid spokesman for the company since 2010.

Donovan said April 11 that the administration was proposing to overhaul the HECM program but needed legislative action outside the budget to do so.

“If you just took out the reverse-mortgage loans from the FHA, we would be in a positive $4 billion position,” Donovan said in response to a question from Subcommittee Chairwoman Patty Murray, D-Wash. “Frankly the program needs reforms and unfortunately we do not have the authority to implement those reforms without full notice and comment rule-making.”

Collins, who also serves as the top Republican on the Senate Aging Committee, noted that her concerns extended beyond the fiscal health of the program to seniors who may not understand terms and conditions associated with reverse mortgages, noting the comments of an engaged constituent.

“A retired mortgage banker in Maine has repeatedly contacted me to express her well-informed view that in many cases our seniors are getting into these reverse mortgages and they’re turning out to be a disaster for them,” she said. “I’m also concerned about the impact on seniors of the widespread or the wider-spread use of reverse mortgages.”

Collins pointed to a particular worry about situations with couples where one member is the sole mortgage-holder and that person dies, leaving the widow or widower in the predicament of having to pay back the mortgage upon the death of the spouse.

In response, Donovan noted that HUD’s position is that in many cases spouses should be “signed on the mortgage for the financial integrity of the program” — which is to say that both people should carry a joint mortgage to avoid the sudden shock to the system of having to pay back the lender. He added that work was being done by the administration to ease some of the burden by allowing “a sale through the estate or [ensuring] there are other ways to recover short of foreclosure.”

But to go further, he said, would require the sort of exhaustive rule-making that could take 18 months or so. Buried deep within HUD’s budget is a request for congressional action, and a HUD spokesman said April 12 that the department was exploring several specific policy changes aimed at making the reverse mortgage insurance program more stable, including imposing new limits on the amount of equity that can be drawn out of the home upfront, effectively reducing the amount of money actually loaned out.

In specific response to Collins’ line of questioning, Donovan conceded that the FHA could take additional steps to make sure prospective borrowers knew what they were getting themselves into.

“This is an issue that does need work and clarification. We are asking for legislative language that would clarify this in our budget,” Donovan said. “But we’ve also made sure that in the counseling that we require that this is a much more clear focus when seniors are making a decision about whether to take a reverse mortgage or not.”

Donovan added that more stringent oversight and better information had cut the default rate in half in recent years on the more recently originated loans. HUD says it may also push for “a statutory change to clarify the rights and responsibilities of the non-borrowing spouse on a HECM loan” in marriages where only one person is named on the mortgage.


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Mick Jagger Tour Rolls in Japan

Well-received shows mark first Japanese tour by any member of the Stones

Mick Jagger performs onstage in 1988. Credit: Al Pereira/Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images

In Japan, where rock & roll fans consider the Rolling Stones hon mono – "the real thing" – Mick Jagger's eight-show solo concert tour sold out in a matter of hours. The shows were the first Japanese concerts by any member of the Stones, whose 1973 tour of the country was scrapped due to drug-related visa problems.

Jagger gave four performances in Osaka, two in Tokyo and two in Nagoya. A total of about 170,000 fans paid an average of 6500 yen apiece – approximately $50 – for the chance to see the forty-four-year-old superstar.

Officially dubbed Suntory Dry Beer Live Mick Jagger in Japan, the tour – although a commercial and artistic success – showed how disappointing Jagger's career as a solo performer has been. By the time he reached Tokyo's Korakuen stadium on March 22nd, Jagger had dropped three of the solo songs he had performed at his shows in Osaka; the Tokyo concert featured just six songs from his two solo albums, She's the Boss and Primitive Cool. Instead, the fans at the newly opened 50,000-seat domed stadium were treated to a heavy dose of Stones classics in the twenty-two-song, two-and-a-half-hour show.

Strutting out to the unmistakable opening notes of "Honky Tonk Women," Jagger quickly set the tone for the evening. Backing the singer was a first-rate band that featured drummer Simon Phillips, bassist Doug Wimbish and guitarist Joe Satriani, as well as a group of background singers that included Bernard Fowler and Lisa Fischer. Jagger moved quickly on to a powerful version of his own "Throwaway," from Primitive Cool.

Things went to full throttle as the band slammed into "Bitch" and "Let's Spend the Night Together." Along with second guitarist Jimmy Ripp, Satriani gave a full course on guitar-hero poses for both the crowd and the cameras filming the show for a subsequent Japanese TV broadcast. But it was Jagger – never a slouch when it comes to playing to a crowd – who dominated the show: though the band was given an ample share of the spotlight, it operated in the court of the king.

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The show ended with a scorching rendition of "Jumpin' Jack Flash" while a swirling constellation of lights filled the dome; the band waved goodbye as Jagger gave a formal Japanese bow.

For the encore, giant hanko (Japanese signature stamps) that bore Jagger's name in Japanese letters appeared on the monitors, and the Japanese percussionist Stomu Yamashta came into view, pounding the opening drum part of "Sympathy for the Devil." Jagger reappeared wearing a hannya, a Japanese devil mask, and was soon joined by some forty dancing girls outfitted in black and pink. Smoking volcanoes kicked off the show's final number, a furious, metallic version of "Satisfaction." The Japanese fans were elated: it was almost like seeing the Rolling Stones.

This story is from the May 5, 1988 issue of Rolling Stone.


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text: Yolo County Biographies This file is part of the California Genealogy & History Archives http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~cagha/index.htm Z. B. KINCHELOE In the minds of our pioneers who obeyed the �call of the west� there must have existed a feeling akin to that which filled the hearts of Columbus and his followers when they boldly launched their crafts upon the great unknown sea; secretly somewhat fearful, yet possessing sufficient faith to risk their lives in the attempt to establish beyond peradventure of a doubt to the truth that there did exist behind that endless stretch of water another land�and not the end of the world, either. Among those who laboriously made their way to California in the early days was Z. B. Kincheloe, who was born in 1823 in Howard county, Mo., and who passed his early manhood years in Cooper county. In 1845, when he was scarcely twenty-two years of age he married Miss Victorine Barnes, a charming young lady of the neighborhood, and the young people continued their residence in Missouri until 1854, when they joined a �settlers� movement� which for some time had been agitating the community and started west with a large train of wagons drawn by oxen. The travelers hopefully believed that the trip would occupy not more than three months, but the end of that period found them still plodding onward, their goal far in the distance. The tales of this journey are many and interesting, being well spiced with both love and danger, for more than one romance sprang to life along the trail of the pioneers, and, too, the travelers can recall many instances when the Indians surrounded them, serious results being averted by the tactful advances of the white men. Gifts of provisions and articles pleasing to the eye of the Red Man were proffered and in each case the party was allowed to proceed in peace. Ere the last camp was called five months had elapsed since the wagons wended their way out of the village in Missouri, amid the anxious �Godspeeds� of the friends and relatives gathered to witness their departure. The Kincheloes settled in Yolo county, five miles southwest of Woodland, and proceeded to diligently improve their land. Prosperity marked them for her own�as she ever does those who earnestly seek her�and for thirty-three years they lived happily in their new home. In 1887 Mrs. Kincheloe, who had always been a devoted wife and a tender mother, went to her well-earned rest. After his wife�s death Mr. Kincheloe continued to reside on the home place, retiring from active labor several years ago. The children of Mr. and Mrs. Kincheloe are: Mrs. Mary J. Hartley, of Berkeley; Mrs. Martha Browning, deceased; Mrs. Isabel Matheson, of Contra Costa county; Mrs. Grace Howard, who resides at the old home; Mrs. Eva Craig, deceased; and John, who has charge of the ranch, with his nephew, Homer Howard. The farm consists of an entire section and is well adapted to grain and alfalfa, both having been raised extensively for years. Mr. Kincheloe also established a small dairy some years ago. Since his wife died his home has been presided over by is daughter, Mrs. Grace Howard, who ministers to his comforts. Mr. Kincheloe proudly affirms that he is the possessor not only of forty-two grandchildren, but of forty great-grandchildren. He is a member of the Masonic order and is a prominent and much-loved citizen of the community which has been his home for so many years. Transcribed by Bea Barton Source: �History of Yolo County, California� by Tom Gregory. Published by the Historic Record Company, Los Angeles, California, 1913, pages 613 � 614.


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Jackson, Irene to Harry Jacolett 29 June 1924 in Paris
Jackson, Wendla to Herman Ikloa 8 Nov 1909 in Montpelier
Jacob, Louisa Ellen to Joseph Reed 18 July 1911 in Montpelier
Jacobs, Edgar to May Horne 28 Aug 1919 in Paris
Jacobsen, Albert Christian to Margaret Adeline Hirschi 15 July 1929 in Paris
Jacobsen, Anton to Anne C Nelson 29 Oct 1901 in Montpelier
Jacobsen, Earl Lavon to Mary Rosetta Sorensen 5 June 1911 in Paris
Jacobsen, Frederick to Elizabeth E Aland 30 Apr 1890 in Bloomington
Jacobsen, Grant Leroy to Eva Jean Green Wood 12 Jan 1948 in Montpelier
Jacobsen, Jacob Albert to Mary Rasmussen 5 May 1905 in Montpelier
Jacobsen, Joseph Cowley to Ethel May Draney 21 Oct 1918 in Bloomington
Jacobsen, Julius Jr. to Beatrice Cook 12 Dec 1914 in Paris
Jacobsen, Louvernia to Marsh Wilcox 17 June 1922 in Bloomington
Jacobson, Cyril Raymond to Gladys Sylvia Nelson 19 Aug 1930 in Bloomington
Jacobson, Ferrell William to Bessie Welker 13 Aug 1929 in Bloomington
Jacobson, Lucile Elizabeth (of Bloomington) to John Lorenzo Grimmett (of Paris) m-6 Oct 1922 by LDS Minister Alfred A Hart in Bloomington in the presence of Fred Jacobson and Louisa Grimmett; recorded 3:30pm 6 Oct 1922
Jacobson, Vad Amelia to Robert Arff Shepherd 25 July 1923 in Bloomington
Jacobson, Virginia Elizabeth to John Lorenzo Grimmett 6 Oct 1922 in Bloomington
Jacolett, Harry to Irene Jackson 29 June 1924 in Paris
James, Steve to Jiacoletti Dwella Evans 15 Feb 1925 in Paris
James, Walt to Lorinda McWilliams 4 Mar 1935 in Paris
James, William G to Rosa Smith 25 Apr 1901 in Montpelier
Janssie, Marie to Gottlieb Hubschmied 9 June 1902 in Montpelier
Jarboe, Florence M to Eric Oscar Norman 24 June 1903 in Montpelier
Jarvis, Daisy Mary to Elton Nye Bynn 23 Nov 1915 in Paris
Jarvis, Gwendolyn Pearl to George Methum Brown 14 Sep 1916 in Bloomington
Jarvis, Frank Glen to Zola Payne 8 Feb 1933 in Bloomington

Jarvis, Ida to William Lamont Thornock 11 Oct 1930 in Bloomington
Jarvis, Millie to Darwin Earl McPhie 2 Feb 1925 in Bloomington
Jaussi, Ernest to Reva Emeline Lewis 9 Sep 1919 in Paris
Jaussi, Rose to William Kulicki 1 July 1912 in Paris
Jemett, Sylvia A to John R Williams 28 June 1910 in Paris
Jenkins, Abbie L to Ray E Austin 1 July 1926 in Paris
Jenkins, Don to Lydia Rasmussen 11 Oct 1930 in Paris
Jenkins, Vergie Maybell to William Lance Negus 1 Mar 1928 in Paris
Jenks, Buryl Violet to Henry Grandy 20 Dec 1913 in Paris
Jenks, Desmond Radcliff to Eva Voss 17 Nov 1928 in Paris
Jensen, Andrew to Lizzie Wilkes 15 Nov 1905 in Paris
Jensen, Anna C to Joseph Rasmussen 13 Jan 1902 in Bloomington
Jensen, Annie to William Kirkby 15 Feb 1907 in Paris
Jensen, Anthony O to Anna S Lindberg 23 June 1909 in Paris
Jensen, Arlan to Ruby Corst 15 Nov 1930 in Paris
Jensen, Asa Ray to Venice Rebekka Johnson 16 Aug 1911 in Ovid
Jensen, Bonnie to David T Thomas 22 Sep 1928 in Paris
Jensen, Charles A to Mary Jane Merrill 28 Nov 1908 in Bennington
Jensen, Christian C to Karen Sophia Oakey 7 Feb 1907 in Bloomington
Jensen, Cora to Richard Simpson 7 Feb 1924 in Paris
Jensen, Earl (of Montpelier) to Henriette Bridges (of Dingle) m-27 June 1921 by LDS Elder Silas L Wright in Paris in the presence of C H Bridges & M N Bridges; recorded 5pm 27 June 1921
Jensen, Edna Iva to Austin Nelson Myers 20 Aug 1917 in Paris
Jensen, Einer (of Montpelier) to Krista Petrine Jensen (of Montpelier) m-29 Sep 1922 by Bishop Wm J Crockett in Montpelier in the presence of Thomas Lauridson and Mary M Lauridson; recorded 9am 30 Oct 1922
Jensen, Elva Mabel to Henry Scheby 30 July 1928 in Paris
Jensen, Ethel Christina to Parley W Webb 31 Dec 1919 in Paris
Jensen, Frances May to Sidney Loveland 28 July 1913 in Paris
Jensen, Ivan Claude to Gladys Marie Butcher 6 Apr 1919 in Paris
Jensen, Jacob to Mary C Patson 8 Apr 1908 in Paris
Jensen, Jacob to Eliza Schmit 6 June 1917 in Montpelier
Jensen, James A to Johanna Overgaard 1 Feb 1912 in Paris
Jensen, James W to Nancy E Benson 21 Dec 1908 in Paris
Jensen, Jesse to Florence Cazier 20 June 1925 in Paris
Jensen, John Edward to Louise Martha Wyler 3 July 1925 in Montpelier
Jensen, John H to Alice C Moretensen 1 June 1911 in Paris
Jensen, Josephine to Warren Thomas Nelson 13 Aug 1903 in Bloomington
Jensen, Krista Petrine (of Montpelier) to Einer Jensen (of Montpelier) m-29 Sep 1922 by Bishop Wm J Crockett in Montpelier in the presence of Thomas Lauridson and Mary M Lauridson; recorded 9am 30 Oct 1922
Jensen, Lavivian to Albert Taylor 30 June 1930 in Paris
Jensen, Lois to Carl W Sorensen 11 June 1934 in Paris
Jensen, Lorenzo to Katie A Carpenter 19 Oct 1904 in Paris
Jensen, Margaret A to Carl J Harris 22 Dec 1926 in Paris
Jensen, Minnie to Carl Anderson 12 Oct 1905 in Paris
Jensen, Nancy to Joseph Raymond Larson 3 Oct 1917 in Paris
Jensen, Nancy Vivetta to Thomas Rowe 14 July 1913 in Montpelier
Jensen, Paul Carl to Louise Minnig 23 Dec 1913 in Paris
Jensen, Sarah to John Brewer 27 Sep 1905 in Paris
Jensen, William Donniel to Frances Jean Solum 7 Dec 1933 in Paris
Jensen, Zula to Rasmus K Nelson 6 Nov 1926 in South Montpelier
Jenson, Etta to Vernon Christensen 17 Sep 1933 in Paris
Jeppson, Erma to Samuel C Bowler 12 Oct 1927 in Paris
Jesclard, David U to Rhoda George 27 Jan 1912 in Montpelier
Jessop, Lester to Carrie Anderson 10 Aug 1912 in Paris
Jessop, Louisa to Grover L Brennan 1 June 1910 in Montpelier
Jewett, John Eugene to Ada Ruth Remero 16 Sep 1913 in Montpelier
Jewett, Leroy S to Rosina D Stucki 15 Aug 1928 in Paris
Jewett, Margaret to Wilford Nelson 28 Oct 1915 in Paris
Jewett, Mary L to Henry Astle 5 Oct 1908 in Montpelier
Jewett, Seaman Abraham to Nettie Sorensen 6 Oct 1919 in Paris
Johansen, G A to Retta Van Orman 30 June 1906 in Paris
Johanson, Anton J to Daisy May Glover 6 Oct 1910 in Paris
Johnley, Martha to John Olsen 2 Feb 1907 in Montpelier
Johns, Charles to Tressie Cook 14 June 1911 in Paris
Johns, Charles to Bertha R Kennington 16 Sep 1925 in Paris
Johns, Mary to Lionel H Millward 11 Nov 1910 in Montpelier
Johns, Otto Jr. to Thelma Hill 24 Aug 1933 in Montpelier
Johnson, Alexander to Alta Satterwaite 14 May 1919 in Paris
Johnson, Andrew to Annie M Neilsen 5 July 1906 in Paris
Johnson, Charles G (of Green River Wyoming) to Lula Cahill (of Green River Wyoming) m-14 July 1921 by Probate Judge W Smith Hoge in Paris in the presence of S H Rich & Stanley Howell; recorded 5pm 14 July
Johnson, David E to Afton M Lutz 24 Feb 1910 in Paris
Johnson, David Emanuel to Myrtle Elizabeth Kelsey 24 Oct 1916 in Paris
Johnson, Elizabeth A to Robert William Faris 15 July 1919 in Paris
Johnson, Henry (of Montpelier) to Sarah Horton (of Montpelier) m-18 Aug 1921 by Police Judge W Smith Hoge in Paris in the presence of Mary Horton & Lucy Myers; recorded 2pm 18 Aug 1921
Johnson, Indamora to Joseph William Howard 21 Jan 1935 in Paris
Johnson, Joseph A to Sarah M Baker 9 June 1902 in Paris
Johnson, Marie to Chas Frederick Schick 17 Apr 1927
Johnson, Ova L to Bertha Williams 28 Sep 1929 in Ovid
Johnson, Selma to Oscar L Booth 25 Sep 1905 in Paris
Johnson, Susan to William A Jones 20 Apr 1909 in Paris
Johnson, Tharger to Lucy Amelia Cole 14 Dec 1910 in Paris
Johnson, Venice Rebekka to Asa Ray Jensen 26 Aug 1911 in Ovid
Johnson, William Alva to Theora Pierce 8 May 1933 in Paris
Johnson, Zina M to Elmer Crawford 16 Oct 1907 in Montpelier
Johnston, Alice Velma to J Elmo Bunn 28 July 1928 in Paris
Johnston, Cora Blanch to Clarence M Jones 28 June 1920 in Paris
Johnston, Elva to Frederick William Bess 14 Mar 1914 in Paris
Johnston, John Leroy to Rozina Schmidt 6 Mar 1920 in Paris
Johnston, Mina M to Charles Edward Parsons 19 Oct 1907 in Montpelier
Johnston, Ohmar Ambrose to Clara Ellen Haddenham 19 Aug 1926 in Paris
Johnston, William to Rosina Kelsey 23 Dec 1902 in Paris
Jonely, Arnold to Emily Roman 15 Oct 1912 in Paris
Jonely, Cecil to Norma Hansen 16 June 1934 in Montpelier
Jonely, Robert to Lenora Birtw? 31 Dec 1913 in Paris
Jones, Albert W Jr. to Retta Dalton 10 June 1905 in Montpelier
Jones, Alice Frances to Harold Arvill Bollinger 31 July 1929 in Paris
Jones, Charles Wesley to Ressie Maud Headlee 30 June 1913 in Paris
Jones, Clarence M to Cora Blanch Johnston 28 June 1920 in Paris
Jones, Daisy to Joseph Nelson 6 June 1906 in Montpelier
Jones, Elma to Erma Stock 15 Sep 1931 in Montpelier
Jones, Ethel to George Robert Droubay 8 July 1913 in Paris
Jones, Frank John to Lila Cecelia Hairup 20 June 1918 in Paris
Jones, Franklin Lee to Ethel Violet Robinson 14 Sep 1915 in Montpelier
Jones, James T to Sarah May Shupe 23 Dec 1907 in Montpelier
Jones, John Arnold to Naomi Sariah Nelson 26 July 1917 in Paris
Jones, Kate to Amelian Gough 21 Dec 1910 in Montpelier
Jones, Lloyd Trovillion to Jessie Bertha Porter 28 July 1927 in Paris
Jones, Mary Zenora to David Jasper Kearl 8 Sep 1913 in Paris
Jones, Maud E to Fred H Bergman 24 Apr 1912 in Paris
Jones, Myrtle to Peter Danks 31 mar 1909 in Montpelier
Jones, Prudence E to John J Berger 29 Oct 1909 in Paris
Jones, William A to Susan Johnson 20 Apr 1909 in Paris
Jones, William H to Leona Elizabeth Lyon 9 June 1930 in Paris
Jonley, Frank Ludwig 6 Sep 1907 in Paris
Jove, Clarence Bruce to Mary Ryan 5 June 1912 in Montpelier
Julian, Frances May to John McLaine 20 May 1924 in Paris
Julian, Harry to Ethel Keen 18 Dec 1916 in Paris
Julian, John Eardley to Ruby Bell Shotliff 26 Dec 1918 in Paris
Jurgens, Clara Cecil (of Asotin Washington) to Clarence Abraham Stoner (of Cokeville Wyoming) m-17 Apr 1922 by Probate Judge W Smith Hoge in Paris in the presence of Silas L Wright and Jos L Collings; recorded 4:50 pm 17 Apr 1922

Kane, Margaret Frances to Harry L Swift 19 July 1907 in Paris
Kaufman, Martha Lucy to Franklin Ralph Lewis 4 Mar 1919 in Paris
Kearl, Allison Moffat to Ina Rose Mitchell 19 June 1934 in Paris
Kearl, David Jasper to Mary Zenora Jones 8 Sep 1913 in Paris
Kearl, Luella to Charles Fred Eller 20 Jan 1915 in Paris
Kearl, Theirl Z to Ralph S Speirs 19 Sep 1934 in Paris
Kearns, Donald T to Agnes Bott 28 June 1934 in Paris
Keele, Joseph to Leah Taylor 5 Nov 1903 in Paris
Keen, Ethel to Harry Julian 18 Dec 1916 in Paris
Kelley, Anna to Loraine Bergreen 2 Oct 1916 in Paris
Kelly, Alice M to James E Kinnirsley 4 June 1902 in Montpelier
Kelly, Mary Lorena to Stanley Jones Hoffman 31 July 1934 in Paris
Kelly, Oscar W to Jessie McIntosh 24 July 1902 in Montpelier
Kelly, Q B to Laura Dalrymple 30 Apr 1902 in Montpelier
Kelsey, Eastin J to Eliza Pritchard 26 Nov 1903 in Paris
Kelsey, Lavina to Martin Stark 24 Dec 1903 in Paris
Kelsey, Lucius R (of Blackfoot) to Mercy Price (of Paris) m-2 Mar 1922 by LDS Elder Silas L Wright in Paris in the presence of James R Taylor and Annie Innes; recorded 9am 2 Mar 1922
Kelsey, Myrtle Elizabeth to David Emanuel Johnston 24 Oct 1916 in Paris
Kelsey, Rosina to William Johnston 23 Dec 1902 in Paris
Kelsey, Zylphia to Delbert Lorenzo Hess 13 Mar 1916 in Paris
Kemp, Harry Hyer to Ruby Daines 10 Aug 1934 in Paris
Kendall, David A to Mary Jane Burningham 16 Sep 1902 in Paris
Kennington, Bertha R to Charles Johns 16 Sep 1925 in Paris
Kennington, William Hugh to Luella Nield 14 Mar 1916 in Paris
Kensell, Otto J to Lida A Sorensen 31 Dec 1909 in Paris
Kent, Henry to Elizabeth B Erickson 15 Jan 1913 in Paris
Kent, William W to Bertha Schmit 5 Feb 1902 in Paris
Kern, Katie Mrs. to Charles Veigel 19 Apr 1903 in Montpelier
Keyes, Theo James to Lavern Reeves 23 Apr 1931 in Paris
Kibby, Hazel to Claude M Hartson 14 Dec 1927 in Paris
Kidd, William L to Raye Iredale (Mrs.) 3 Oct 1912 in Paris
Kiddie, Netty to Hyrum David McCann 14 June 1915 in Paris
Kiddy, Anna Amelia to Archie Gordon Neil 9 Aug 1919 in Paris
Kilgore, Dora to Ernest F Passey 8 Nov 1906 in Paris
Kilgore, Harold Worth to Bernice Black 8 Feb 1934 in Paris
Killion, Lucian E to Elizabeth Olsen 14 Oct 1908 in Ovid
Kimball, Effie Eugenia to John Henry Neil 23 July 1917 in Paris
Kimball, Harold (of Afton Wyoming) to Dora Weaver (of Afton Wyoming) m-16 Oct 1922 by LDS Minister Silas L Wright in Paris in presence of Miarine Weaver and Roy Christofferson; recorded 30pm 16 Oct 1922
Kimball, Lenora to Asa Clarence Evans 29 Sep 1914 in Paris
Kimball, Vivian L to Morris Day 28 June 1911 in Montpelier
Kimball, Winifred Vilate to Andy Lawrence Evans 2 Jan 1915 in Paris
King, Clifford M (of Diamondville Wyoming) to Elva Smith (of Laketown Ut) m-14 Aug 1922 by LDS Minister Silas L Wright in Paris in the presence of Mercy E Kelsey and Virginia Rich; recorded 5:05pm 15 Aug 1922
King, Creva to Mark Alvin Dunn 23 Aug 1924 in Paris
King, Edith Mae (of Montpelier) to Darwin Frederick Taylor (of Montpelier) m-29 Dec 1922 by LDS Minister Silas L Wright in Paris in the presence of George R King and A R Thompson; recorded 11 am 29 Dec 1922
King, Ellen Alma to Benjamin Harold Zeigler 11 Sep 1920 in Paris
King, Erma to John J Rogers 22 Oct 1923 in Paris
King, Frances A to Elmer E Bennett 6 Nov 1920 in Paris
King, Frank to Ortensia A Mogg 17 July 1927 in Ovid
King, Frank to Josephine M Lafluer 26 Apr 1923 in Ovid
King, Lola to Weston Holmes Wright 28 Oct 1921 in Montpelier
King, William Charles to Irene Tabitha Rodeback 17 Nov 1917 in Paris
King, William Lewis to Rosella Irene Winberg 2 Aug 1930 in Paris
Kinnirsley, James E to Alice M Kelly 4 June 1902 in Montpelier
Kirkby, William to Annie Jensen 15 Feb 1907 in Paris
Klein, Augusta to Francis Bacon 3 Apr 1907 in Montpelier
Klingenberg, Therese to William H Reese 24 Oct 1913 in Paris
Knudsen, Anton Joseph to Caroline Mathien Pierce 12 Jan 1917 in Paris
Knudson, Rebecca Matilda to Otto Paul Berrier 16 May 1923 in Montpelier
Knutti, Marie Mabel to John Lyle Davis 17 Apr 1915 in Paris
Knutti, Rose to Jno Jacob Hirschi 11 Mar 1893 in Montpelier
Knutti, Wm Frank to Ruby May Loveland 17 Aug 1920 in Paris
Koford, Ailan Johannes to Laura Marie Carlsen 8 Jan 1916 in Paris
Koford, George Christian to Elma Victoria Carlsen 7 Aug 1915 in Paris
Kohler, Marie to John Frederick Aegerter 14 Dec 1910 in Montpelier
Kolouos Nick to Nellie Alexander 30 Dec 1925 in Paris
Koons, Georgia Mae to Edward Joseph Harkleroad 11 Apr 1931 in Montpelier
Koski, Matthew to Helen Ahlgren 15 Sep 1926 in Paris
Krauss, Eugene A to Louise Blake 28 Sep 1933 in Paris
Kreps, Fred Ray to Anna Gortcinsky 14 June 1926 in Paris
Kukoy, Mary to W A Willard 9 Sep 1911 in Paris
Kulicki, William to Rose Jaussie 1 July 1912 in Paris
Kunz, Albert Nephi to Amy Matilda Kunz 9 Nov 1914 in Paris
Kunz, Albert R to Fama Everton 20 Mar 1923 in Paris
Kunz, Anthon to Norine Biles 5 Sep 1931 in Paris
Kunz, Amy Matilda to Albert Nephi Kunz 9 Nov 1914 in Paris
Kunz, Charles C to Clara Lucas 16 Nov 1907 in Paris
Kunz, Earl D to Sarah A Sorenson 13 Oct 1927 in Paris
Kunz, Eliza to Robert Messerli 9 Mar 1905 in Paris
Kunz, Ella to Leonard K Young 24 Oct 1913 in Paris
Kunz, Ethel Ella to Elwood A Hansen 19 Apr 1932 in Montpelier
Kunz, Frank Frederick to Phyllis Hayes 23 Dec 1927 in Montpelier
Kunz, Ireva to Merrill W Mattson 12 Nov 1928 in Montpelier
Kunz, Jacob to Lina Werren 6 June 1901 in Paris
Kunz, Leo Robert to Nathell Cook 21 May 1932 in Montpelier
Kunz, Leone to William J R Sunderland 12 Jan 1933 in Montpelier
Kunz, Libbie to Louis Moroni Eschler 10 Nov 1919 in Paris
Kunz, Orlando Lewis to Sylvia Magdalena Kunz 28 Oct 1911 in Paris
Kunz, Sylvia Magdalena to Orlando Lewis Kunz 28 Oct 1911 in Paris
Kunz, Vera Evangeline to Clifford David Pugmire 19 Dec 1928 in Montpelier
Kunzler, Anna to Alfred Stoner 11 Oct 1902 in Paris
Kunzler, Jacob to Grace Laur 23 Nov 1903 in Montpelier
Kunzler, John to Julie M Timpson 16 May 1904 in Georgetown
Kuse, Harry C to Mae Linder 8 July 1930 in Paris
Kusee, Don to Inis Fifield 27 July 1933 in Paris
Kuznar, Anton to Jennie Subic 11 July 1928 in Paris

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