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Spar ks Rd E0970 Rd
E1010 Rd
E0980 Rd
NE 10th St
N Westminster Rd
NE 63 rd St
N3430 Rd
E0780 Rd
Co Line Rd
E 77 0 Rd
N Indian Meridian
E860 Rd
N Hiwassee Rd
E Coffe e Cree k Rd
Midlothi an Rd
NE 23rd St
E0810 Rd
E0750 R d
Old Forge Rd
E0960 Rd
E Mem orial Rd
Cedar St
Otto Ln
Lin dhurst Rd
E 0840 Rd
Cobblestone Dr
Pinecrest Rd
E 15th St
Or chard Dr
Locust St
Tyler Ter
Allen St
Coss St
Rambling Oaks Dr
Canyon Ct
Cardinal Cir
Clubhouse Rd
E1026 Rd
Wesley Cir
Edmond Park
Venice Cir
Bellmont Rd
Rozelle Ln
2nd Gravel Rd
Prim rose Ln
Hidden Oaks Ln
Broad St
E1070 Rd
James Ter
NE 21st St
Fawn Cir
Deepfork Cir
Wood Park Dr
Donnell Dr
Griffin Blvd
Tuscan Park Dr
NE 95 th St
Park Ct
Misty Ln
E 0890 Rd
Justin Rd
44th St
Prairie Ln
Gypsy Rd
N Countyline Rd
Harnedville Rd
Lj Dr
Ella Ct
Eagles Lndg
Larry Ln
Sky Ridge
3rd St
Bradbury Dr
Shiloh Pl
Brixton Ct
6th St
Canyon Cir
Homestead Dr
Bramblewood St
E 8th St
S 3315 Rd
Plum Creek
Constable Dr
Timberwolf Ct
Tumilty Cir
Cardinal Ln
S Wild West Rd
Old Stroud Rd
Justin Pl
North St
Candlewood Ln
Lost Frontier Rd
Levescy Ln
Canceler Rd
Buffington Rd
Fletcher Dr
Bill Davis Ln
Ives Ct
Meadow Vw
3444 Rd
Pin e Va lley Cir
Woodbury Pl
Cemetery Rd
Ash St
Gina Cir
Johnson Ave
London Ln
NE 101st St
Shady Oak
E 780 Rd
Cherokee St
Bavarian Pl
Gibbs Ave
Miller St
Morning View Rd
Georgia Av e
930 Rd
Shady Oaks Dr
Parkhurst Cir
E 89th
Terrill Way
S Main St
Linda Ln
S Poplar St
Firestone Rd
Sycamore St
E 18th St
E 96 0 Rd
Silva Dr
N3510 Rd
Pipestone Rd
Tobin Ln
Lincoln St
Oak Rd
N3619 Rd
Elizabeth Cove
Strait Dr
N 38th St
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Tanger Dr
Brookside Pl
Park Ln
Scarab Inlet
199th Rd
Green Turtle Cove
N Kimberwick Cir
Johndoll Dr
Choctaw Rd
Cleon St
Hillview Ct
S 3410 Rd
Beal Ave
Emily Ln
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R obin Dr
Henry Dr
Patricia Dr
E Triplett Rd
Quail Run Dr
E 3990 Rd
3388 Rd
Silver Dollar Ln
E1060 Rd
Hwy 177
Blarney Ave
Sandy Hill Rd
Hardy St
N 3310 Rd
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790 Rd
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del Ct
Noe Pl
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S 3580 Rd
Hackberry Trl
Red Fox Rd
E1070 Rd
T Davis Dr
Allen Rd
P H S Dr
Smith Dr
E0788 Rd
E 1050 Rd
N Graham Rd
Kendrick Spur Rd
Industrial Rd
Spring Creek
NE 135th St
Bending Pt
Edge Rd
S Oakhill Dr
Hickory Ck Rd
Johns Way
Rush Rd
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Colby Ct
Woodrun Dr
Gospel Rd
Howard Dr
743 Rd
E0990 Rd
N Methvin St
E 33rd Cove
E 903 Rd
Elm St
Indian Trl
Dudley Ct
E107 R d
Fir Rd
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A lb right St
Conley Dr
Colt Dr
Shiflett Blvd
E Oaks Dr
E 950 Rd
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Jackson Pl
Dalewood Dr
Patricia Ln
C ypress Hollow
NE 51 st St
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Bent Trl
Crest Pl
Tuscany Dr
S 561st W Ave
Hendrix Dr
Allie Broo ke Dr
NE 3rd St
Karen Dr
Tiffany Ln
Redman Rd
Arbor St
NE 146th St
19th St
746 Rd
E0955 Rd
Jakie Rd
Amsey Ln
Ash Ave
Sorghum Run
12th St
N3356 Rd
N3460 Rd
W 231st St S
N 360 Rd
Marshall Dr
Western Hills Dr
Railroad St
E Wilshire
McKee St
E Central Ave
Rambewood Dr
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N 3360 Rd
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Katie Cove
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Rupe Dr
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12th St
Milray Rd
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NE 27th St
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E874 Rd
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Lame Dr
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E 92 6 Rd
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Little Cedar Ln
Rachel Rd
Adam Rd
Oakwood St
Hunter Dr
Chitwood Farms Rd
Edenborough St
Gibson Pl
Hilltop L n
Elf Ln
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Stat ion Master Ct
Martin Dr
Venado Valley Rd
S Hoot Owl
142nd St
Wagon Wheel
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E 1020 Rd
N Dobbs
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N Oakwind Dr
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Bobwhite Dr
Carey Ln
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Twin Lakes Rd
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915 Rd
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Job Ave
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N 3350 Rd
Garden Vis
Jones Sta tion Rd
Zachary Pl
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1022 Rd
Skyline Ave
Elm A ve
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E 930 Rd
920 Rd
Readoza Cir
N 3175 Rd
Lamond Hill Ave
Twin Pines Ln
S 231st W Ave
NE 99th St
John Dr
N3380 Rd
Gatlin Dr
Mela nie Ln
Wildhorse Dr
D3573 Rd
3350 Rd
Mc Donald Rd
Cora Pl
Raintree Ln
505 W Ave
150th St
N 3600 Rd
Battle Ave
Jack Reed Dr
Blueberry Trl
N3320 Rd
E Vargas Rd
NE 84th St
Alice Dr
Joseph Dr
E 10th St
S 5th Ave
Donna Ln
3680 Rd
NE 88 th St
Edwards Dr
Don Dr
NE 5th St
Kickapoo Valley Rd
Catalina Dr
Corjil Ln
Riverview Dr
Hillside Ln
Kramer Rd
Lloyd Ave
E 1030 Rd
W 97 Rd
Old US 66 Blvd
Oak Spr ing Dr
E 874 Rd
S 488th S Ave
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Payne Ln
Big W Ranch Rd
Glover Dr
Bock-Sears Dr
Oil Lease Rd
NE 209th St
E0782 Rd
Owens Rd
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D0771 Rd
Jasper Dr
Central Rd
Kli ne Pl
Airport Dr
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Stage Coach
Liberty Blvd
E0863 Rd
Dobbs Rd
E St
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3360 Rd
Maple Dr
Provencia Rd
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935 Rd
3420 Rd
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Rozell Ln
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Simpson Rd
N3665 Rd
Oakwood Rd
Country Junction Dr
3445 Rd
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Elgie Dr
Drew Rd
Ash Rd
Lewis Ln
S Ridge Dr
NE 37th St
E0925 Rd
Co Rd 50
S Henney Rd
Timber Oaks Rd
Big Oak Dr
1054 Rd
S Shady Oaks Dr
N3560 Rd
S 3520 Rd
Ruby's Rd
Orr Ln
Champion Cir
1045 Rd
Woodmeadow Dr
Washington Pl
Timberlane Dr
Main St
Brown St
S3430 Rd
N 3480 Rd
Woodlake Dr
NE 139t h S t
Gatlin Rd
5th St
Elizabeth St
N3590 Rd
Sandy Ln
2nd St
Lakecre st C t
Bradley St
Patricia Dr
Kath y Ln
3330 Rd
NE 70th St
Branding Iron
S3520 Rd
N3314 Rd
E Pleasant Hill Dr
Stanfield Rd
Persimmon Rd
Milford Rd
Oil Field Rd
Meridian St
S 3375 Rd
Air Depot Bl
1024 Rd
Deer Dr
E 1036 Rd
Kelly Ln
NE 50th St
Co Line Rd E Reno Ave
McArthur Ave
Cedar Bend Rd
Spruce Valley Dr
Deer Ridge Trl
Charles Rd
Lopp Ln
Territory Ridge
3290 R d
Kyle Dr
E08 80 Rd
R Rd
Willow Springs Dr
N3505 Rd
Scurlock Dr
Koelsch Dr
Oil Rd
E Memorial Rd
Mark Waner Dr
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E 33 Rd
3rd St
3330 Rd
Buggy Ln
S3420 Rd
Vine Rd
449th W Ave
Forest Hills Ct
Fox Dr
May Rd
Dinker do Ave
Michael Rd
S 3484 Rd
Fir Ave
S3530 Rd
Autumn Rd
Redbud Creek Dr
S 481st West Ave
N Oak Ave
Tina Rd
942 Rd
E650 Rd
16th St
E 1060 Rd
Balmoral Dr
E 880 R d
Parotte Rd
Myrtle Ave
Peck Dr
Lakeview Dr
Holmes St
Hunt Ln
Black Jack Rd
Wilson Rd
Helm Dr
N Taurus Dr
Darci DrDarci Ln
Erin Dr
Taurus Dr
Jarrell Ln
N E 61 st St
Lost Forest Dr
Marbella Ln
E0875 Rd
W Lakeview Dr
McKinley Ave
Meadowood Dr
Memorial Rd
Ivanhoe Ln
Windsor Way
E995 Rd
N Eighty Acres Rd
S 443rd W Ave
NE 243rd St
Timber la nd St
Concord Ave
Earls Way
Sunset Ter
NE 8th St
Stilwell St
Hickory Dr
Cole Dr
N Main St
3446 Rd
E0795 Rd
Rock Creek Rd
D3635 Rd
Oak Meado w Dr
Donnell St
Redbud Canyon Dr
N 3610 Rd
S Cedar St
Shady Dr
6th St
Lutheran Rd
Nyswanger Rd
Caton Pl
Stonetree Cir
Holiday Rd
Covell Ln
Meadow Ln
Le Jean D r
Secrest Rd
Sweeney Rd
Covell Rd
Park Ave
N Cooke Trl
Falcon Way
Marilyn Dr
S 3323 Rd
Olive Tree
E 86 4 Rd
Hill Rd
E1047 Rd
el Zorro
Inez Rd
Moccasin Ln
Rolling Meadows
E 79 7 Rd
E 155th St
NE 53rd St
Oak Tree Ln
Mo ckingbird Ln
N 34th Rd
NE 153rd St
D J L Dr
E0810 Rd
Lincoln St
Hall Rd
Glenn Dr
Sharpe Rd
Murray Dr
Pheasant Run
Ranch Rd
Flannery Dr
S 3580 Rd
Midwest Ln
Redbu d Rd
W 8th St
S3570 Rd
Lori Ln
NE 12th St
Longhorn Dr
Forest Ln
NE 7th St
NE 68th St
Kellogg Dr
Breeze Hill Rd
Pams Way
N 3440 Rd
Sagebrush Cir
Boucher Dr
Hutton Rd
SW 2nd St
NE 26th St
NE Hogback Rd
Youngs Dr
Horseshoe Dr
Casey Rd
Carolyn Dr
Misty Morning Dr
Pittman Ave
Barnes Dr
S Dogwood St
Bobby Mankin Dr
E Elm St
Elm St
E Main St
Ecker Rd
10t h St
NE 43rd St
Progress Rd
Bois D'Arc Blvd
3500 Rd
Heatherwood Dr
NE 102nd St
NE 82nd St
Big Gully Ln
Cabin Rd
Ridgecrest Dr
N3360 Rd
Blackberry Rd
N 42 St
N Donna Ln
3352 Rd
Ray Pl
Robinhood Ln
E0975 Rd
Rideau St
S Iowa Ave
Broadway Ave
Chester St
N3304 Rd
Shady Nook Way
Deer Run Rd
Forest Hills Rd
W 166th St S
S 3345 Rd
N3345 Rd
Williams Rd
Mascho Rd
N3418 Rd
Oak Ridge Rd
Bryan Ln
Lakeview Dr
NE 13 th St
Sunse t Ridge
E0940 Rd
Jerry Lee Ln
Teakwood Rd
Sunset Dr
Belmo nt Ave
Meadow Ln
N 3580 Rd
Cecelia Ln
NE 55th St
Oak Grove Rd
Ladd Ave
Oak Hill Dr
E Redbud Ln
Flynn Ave
Sunday Dr
Cooper Dr
D0748 Rd
N Hughson Ave
S 3550 Rd
Kittyhawk Ln
Brookshire Rd
Liberty Dr
Sky Ridge Dr
W Lakewood Rd
Harrison Ave
N3565 Rd
Stafford Rd
6th St
465th W Ave
Lakewood Dr
Country Ln
Shapard Dr
NE 44th St
N Oak Rd
N Covey Run Dr
E Bowman Rd
E 872 Rd
W 29th St S
Sundown Ln
63rd S t
Rustic Acres
Hart Ln
Highline Dr
Oak Bend Dr
E College Ave
W 251 st S
Spring Valley Dr
E1055 Rd
Old River Trl
Timber Ridge Rd
Valley Creek Rd
John Deere Rd
D1035 Rd
S Price Ave
Harris Dr
1010 Rd
Deason Dr
W 90 Rd
Main St
Cottonwood Dr
S 3420 Rd
Foster Rd
Harper Rd
Maupin St
Oil Rd
E 900 Rd
Westminister Rd
Forest Glade Dr
Forrest Hill Rd
E0930 Rd
N3385 Rd
Oa k Hill Rd
5th St
N Blaine Ave
E Indu strial
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NE 129th St
1040 Rd
Airport Rd
Veterans Dr
N 3643 Rd
W 7th St
D3620 Rd
Read Ranch Rd
Peeble Ln
McKenzie Meadows
Nrozell Rd
W 246th Pl Ave
Dilip Dr
Brookside St
E 920 Rd
Freedom City Blvd
S3590 Rd
St Bernard Ln
3600 Rd
S 505th W Ave
3379 Rd
Acorn Dr
Wentz St
Beemer Rd
Holiday Dr
S Post Rd
E0939 Rd
Horse Shoe Bend
Windmill Rd
Naw assa Dr
261 St
NE 4th St
Sante Fe Ave
1030 Rd
Steele Ave
Sun Valley Dr
2nd St
S Jardot Rd
E0735 Rd
E 1025 Rd
D3630 Rd
Lloyd Bateso n Rd
Danny Ln
NE 141st St
E1050 Rd
W S 291st St
N Robin Rd
Ct Rd 74
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Wright Ave
D0728 Rd
Hayes Dr
Diana Ave
W Deer Creek Rd
Canaa n C reek Rd
N 2nd Ave
1st St
Worthy Rd
Kent Dr
Tipperary Rd
Buffalo Hill
W Thunderbird Rd
N3440 Rd
N3125 Rd
E 14 6th St
Lakeridge Dr
S Cottonwood Rd
NE 48th St
N3680 Rd
E Danforth Rd
Garden Way
Old Hwy 66
E Valley Rd
Oil Field Rd
Eastridge Dr
Skyline Dr
Birch Ave
NE 59th St
S 8th Ave
NE 46th St
E 1010 Rd
3300 Rd
Forrest Hill
Montana Ave
N3535 Rd
271 St
NE 54th St
Asp Ave
Robert Rd
S 3370 Rd
NE 71st St
N Price Ave
E 915 Rd
Wiedeman Dr
Clar-Mar Dr
Mahoney St
E0870 Rd
Koonce St
Norfolk Rd
Lake Ave
S Washington Rd
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Green Oaks Way
Coyote Cir
East Ave
D1043 Rd
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S 3rd Ave
D3621 Rd
E 1st St
Prairie Grove Rd
Grant St
Homestead Dr
Eseco Rd
E0850 Rd
Old Hwy 66
S3410 Rd
Santa Fe Rd
970 Rd
Bankers Hill Rd
Wilshire Blvd
Hic kory Hills Rd
8th St
N3290 Rd Range Rd
E Wilshire Rd
S Western Rd
E 1000 Rd
1st St
N Douglas Blvd
Prewitt Rd
152n d St
E0780 Rd
Sorghum Mll Rd
S 449th W Ave
NE 57th St
122nd St
Sangre Rd
1020 Rd
Danforth Rd
E890 Rd
Marie Ln
W Forrest Hills Rd E 27th Rd
E0805 Rd
Sandy Ln
3310 Rd
W 271st St S
E 27th St
E 7th St
W 141st St S
108th St
W 281 St S
N E 220th St
Payson Rd
Mule Dr
E Harrison Ave
Oa k Valley Dr
E1039 Rd
E 0880 Rd
Hefner Rd
178th St
Merric k Dr
E 8th St
N3493 Rd
N3615 Rd
Perkins Rd
NW 4th St
N3495 Rd
3410 Rd
Airport Rd
Commecial St
90th Rd
Washingston Rd
S Westminster Rd
Pottawatomie Rd
Memorial Rd
Blackberry Dr
N3400 Rd
Mehan Rd
Three Oaks Dr
Industrial Blvd
S 3340 Rd
N3590 Rd
545th W Ave
N3490 Rd
N 51st Rd
Fairgrounds Rd
S Air Depot
Harper St
N3160 Rd
S Air Depot Rd
N3595 Rd
N 49th Rd
Midwest Blvd
S Prairie Rd
Crume Rd
N King Ave
S330 Rd
Woodside Dr
Luther Rd
S 463 W Ave
Sorghum Mill Rd
S3550 Rd
N3506 Rd
S Country Club Rd
N3460 Rd
S3330 Rd
E0870 Rd
N3630 Rd
S3580 Rd
Oak Pond Dr
Mosley Rd
W 281 St
Karsten Creek Rd
N3513 Rd
990 Rd
N River Rd
S Sandy Ln
411th St
N Sunnylane Rd
Hickory Ridge Rd
N3475 Rd
S 3406 Rd
NE 16th St
D0925 Rd
E0840 Rd
3511 Rd
N3675 Rd
D3143 Rd
John St
Hidden Valley
Shady Oaks Way
Park Rd
W Silver Meadow Dr
N3130 Rd
E1050 Rd
Rosebud Ln
N Douglas Blvd
W Mans ur Ave
Agra Avery Rd
Ives Way
D0955 Rd
S Union Rd N3390 Rd
S 1st Ave
S 488th W Ave
S Air Depot Blvd
Hiwasse Rd
E0950 Rd
E 33rd St
Stiles Rd
S Bretheren Rd
S Battle Ridge Rd
E Hef ner Rd
S Kings Hwy
Overholser Dr
S Parotte Rd
N Mc Donald Rd
Little Ave
S Little Ave
S Linwood Ave
W Simmons Rd
Oak Rd
S Euchee Valley Rd
Sheets Rd
S Schlegal Rd
N 3300 Rd
S Oak Grove Rd
S 533rd W Ave
N Barta Ave
Greenwood Rd
Diagonal Rd
S3290 Rd
N Westminster Rd
NE 39th St
N3610 Rd
Co Rd 76
Jordot Rd
N Outpost Dr
E Industrial Rd
Spencer Rd
W 241st St S
Deer Creek Rd
S 497th W Ave
S 3330 Rd
Allied Rd
Forrest Hills Seward
E Shore Dr
W Elm St
Browne Ave
N3220 Rd
N3550 Rd
S 3320 Rd
N3340 Rd
W 1st St
W 7th St
Old Shamrock Hwy
E Noble Ave
E0750 Rd
Richardson Ave
Ethridge Ranch Dr
S 3310 Rd
W N oble Ave
W College Ave
D0752 Rd
S 433rd W Ave
E Cooksey Rd
W Shore Dr
S 3300 Rd
Davis Rd
Choctaw Rd
N3600 Rd
D0741 Rd
N Sooner Rd
NE 206th St
37th St
N3350 Rd
Hamner Park Rd
W Waterloo Rd
N3650 Rd
E0865 Rd
Coffee Creek
Ga s Pla nt Rd
N3503 Rd
E1040 Rd
W 301st St S
NE 63rd St
206th St
NE 234th St
Wilshire Dr
E Simpso n Rd
E0920 Rd
N Captain Creek Rd
Fallis Rd
433rd W Ave
Ew County Rd 107
E Forrest Hills Rd
Madden Rd
Ripley Rd
Deer Creek
E1030 Rd
S Henney Rd
Graham Rd
E0930 Rd
Thompson Rd
Go odnigh t Rd
S3300 Rd
N3165 Rd Bland Rd
N3640 Rd
County Line Rd
Lenox Ave
S 443rd West Ave
E0820 Rd
N Star Rd
N3680 Rd
E0970 Rd
N3295 Rd
Rose Rd
S 3430 Rd
N Bartell Rd
Ozark Trail Rd
N3310 Rd
15th Ave
N3200 Rd
E0740 Rd
E Lakewood Dr
S 545th W Ave
Dry Hill Rd
Ew C o Rd 10 7
Triple Xxx Rd
164th St
N3670 Rd
S 433rd West Ave
Carver Arena Rd
W 181st St S
Murphy Rd
N3580 Rd
Oklahoma St
N3330 Rd
E1020 Rd
E1050 Rd
Lake Rd
E Deer Creek Rd
Leftwich St
E0830 Rd
E Camp Dr
E 770 Rd Thompson Rd
N3210 Rd
E0760 Rd
N Jim Thorpe Blvd
N Allied Rd
Hillwood R d
S Lake R d
Cooksey Rd E0770 Rd
108th St
N3420 Rd
S 3880 Rd
S 497th West Ave
E0860 Rd
E850 Rd
W 251st St S
Diagonal Dr
N3470 Rd
Captain Creek Rd
Pine Crest Rd
W 15th St
Britton Rd
S3350 Rd
Wate rloo Rd
N3340 Rd
N3610 Rd
Garden Grove Rd
E0840 Rd
770 Rd
Blue Ribbon Ln
E0990 Rd
N3430 Rd
Red Rock Rd
Texa co Rd Ew 74
Cox Rd
W 291st St S
10th St
N Pine St
W 211th St S
County Line Rd Belmont Rd
Harrah Rd
N3320 Rd S3340 Rd
N3270 Rd
White Rock Rd
N3550 Rd
Hiwassee Rd
Elm Creek Rd
N3350 Rd
N3410 Rd
Kendricke Rd
W 341st St S
N3380 Rd
Post Rd
S 3390 Rd
N Dobbs Rd
Norrie Rd
E0740 Rd
N3180 Rd
W 151st St S
E0890 Rd
S 513th West Ave
N3660 Rd
S Pine St
Triplett Rd E0820 Rd
S Cedar St
26th St
S Post Rd
N3330 Rd
Airport Rd
S 449th West Ave
E0760 Rd E Co Rd 76
Coltrane Rd
E 152nd St
N Harrah Rd
S 417th W Ave
W 201 st St S
S3400 Rd
N3620 Rd
Seward Rd Forrest Hills Rd
E0880 Rd
N Anderson Rd
N3450 Rd
E0900 Rd
E0890 Rd
E 15th St
N3410 Rd
Henney Rd
N Old 52nd Rd
Edmond Rd
Jones Spencer Rd
E1040 Rd
15th St
S Iowa Ave
S E 33rd St
E1030 Rd
E0940 R d
Co Rd 75
E Es eco Rd
E0810 E Prairie Grove Rd
Co Rd 74
W 281st S t S
Pottawatomie Rd
N3170 Rd
S 3400 Rd
Bluebell Rd
S Coltrane Rd
N Westminister Rd
N3420 Rd
N Fowler Rd
N3370 Rd
N3250 Rd Peebly Rd
Pott Rd
N3280 Rd Harrah Rd
NE 78th St
S River Rd
S Hiwassee Rd
County Line Rd
W 261 st St S
Fowler Rd
Lake Rd
N3530 Rd
N Hiwassee Rd
N3400 Rd
N3630 Rd
E Charter Oak Rd
N Henney Rd
Davenpor t Rd
E 1060 Rd
S3320 Rd
N3310 Rd
N3580 Rd
E0800 Rd Ind ustrial Rd
N Air Depot Blvd
E 2n d St
E870 Rd
17th St E0860 Rd Salt Creek Rd
E0800 Rd
W 152nd St
N Post Rd
N E 16 4th St
E0910 Rd
N Triple Xxx Rd
E0790 R d
NE 178th St
N3190 Rd
N Douglas Blvd
N3510 Rd
S Camp Russell Rd S Midwest Blvd
S Douglas Blvd
S 529th W Ave
N Coltrane Rd
E0750 Rd E Co Rd 75
Fine Cedars Rd
Five Cedars Rd
E Simmons Rd
N3240 Rd Triple X Rd
E0950 Rd
Milfay Rd
N3640 Rd
S 481st W Ave
N Pottawatomie Rd
N3650 Rd
NE 248th St
S 513th W Ave
E0735 Rd
E0930 Rd
N3570 Rd
E Wilshire Blvd
N Camp Russell Rd
E0820 Rd
N Midwest Blvd
N3540 Rd
Wilzettta Rd N3520 Rd
S Anderson Rd
E0810 Rd
E1020 Rd
N3530 Rd
E Indi an Tr l
Park land Rd
E1000 Rd
E Covell Rd
E0980 Rd
E0960 Rd
N Choctaw Rd
S 465th W Ave
NE 50th St
N Peebly Rd
N Post Rd
N3480 Rd
S3310 Rd N3300 Rd
N Sooner Rd
N3500 Rd
W 171st St S
N Luther Rd
N3450 Rd
S 465th West Ave
S Westminster Blvd
E 14 0th St
E0780 Rd
Ew C ounty Road 107
N3490 Rd
Jog Line Rd
N3570 Rd
Luther Rd N3260 Rd
Cushing Rd N3500 Rd
E0920 Rd
E0960 Rd
N3390 Rd
NE 108th St
NE 122nd St
N Anderson Rd
S Sooner Rd
Hogback Rd Hog Back Rd
N3470 Rd
234th St E Sorghum Mill Rd
E0730 Rd W Ese co Rd
E Wa terloo R d
E Britton Rd
N3620 Rd
E0900 R d
E Seward Rd
E0830 Rd
NE 136th S t
N3460 Rd
S 417th West Ave
N3520 Rd
N3230 Rd
Ew 10 7 Rd
E0850 Rd
Kendrick Rd 27th St E850 Rd
N3670 Rd
University Ave
NE 150th St
E0760 Rd
N E 36 th St
W 311th St S
N Triple X Rd
W M ain St NE 93rd St E Britton
N3540 Rd
Texa co Rd E0740 Rd
Fruit Stand Rd
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"Dubrovnik and Balkan Side-Trips"
From Dubrovnik, a remarkably preserved medieval fortress city, Rick ventures into less-visited corners of the former Yugoslavia. In Bosnia, he visits Mostar. In Montenegro, he sails the fjord-like Bay of Kotor. G
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Tuesday, July 26, 2011 - Ivan, Jan and Sascha - CZECH UP
Latest Castings at WilliamHiggins.com
Honza Copak is from Trebic. What a great looking guy he is, with a handsome face and a very good body. He also knows what we need, as he gets it up very well and has a great ass too. We have already done several shoots with Honza.
Jindra Bartko from Sisice is a lovely looking guy, such a cute face and a nice slim body. He also has a very long dick and a very inviting ass.
Tomas Tosner lives in Prerov. He is an interesting looking guy. He has a very nice body,and certainly gets his large dick up very well. He also spreads his ass very well
Marek Boril lives in Prague, so he didn't have far to come for his casting. He is a cute looking guy, with a slim body. He gets it up nicely and has a very inviting ass.


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The Cortez Police Department and the Montezuma County Sheriff's Office are providing preventive tips to residents after a local woman was assaulted in an attempted purse theft on Tuesday night.
The woman was assaulted in the City Market parking lot as she was approached her car after shopping at the grocery store.
According to an email to the Cortez Journal, a man grabbed the woman from behind in an attempt to get her purse.
The woman was knocked down, and her purse strap broke which prevented the assailant from stealing it. When she screamed, the man fled the scene.
The incident occurred shortly after 7 p.m.
The man had a dark hoodie pulled around his face and no other description was given.
Law officers, City Market employees, and a couple of bystanders were prompt with attention and help.
A woman who was putting away her groceries witnessed the assault and called 911. According to the email, the victim has a sore neck and a bruise on her backside.
Montezuma County Sheriff Dennis Spruell said the victim did some correct things on Tuesday night, especially when she started yelling for help.
Spruell said people need to be aware of their surroundings and also need to look confident.
He said muggers often look at who they perceive as easy targets.
Spruell also said car keys should be in hand well before approaching the vehicle to give an attacker less time to act.
"Don't be paranoid. Be aware," Spruell said.
"Know what you want to do," the sheriff said. "The best thing you can do is scream loudly."
The Cortez Police Department also said awareness of surroundings is key, and how an individual presents him or herself is extremely important. It also recommends that people always remain alert when in public, rather than being engrossed in thought.
When walking, the CPD recommends using a flashlight at night, avoiding areas that are not well-lit and to walk with a friend whenever possible.
Another recommendation is to park the car in a well lit area, always locking the doors to the car and having car keys in hand before leaving the location.
The CPD also recommends for people to be aware of their purses, wallets, fanny packs and to never flash large amounts of money around.
"Don't put yourself in bad situations," according to the "awareness is the key" Cortez Police Department document.
Spruell also said incidents like this one are extremely rare for this area,


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Kalgoorlie-Boulder is a regional city (pop. 30,000) in the Goldfields-Esperance region of Western Australia.
Kalgoorlie is a mining town with a long history that contains much of interest to the adventurous traveller. Over a hundred years of mining wealth has produced some beautiful old buildings that house pubs, post offices and general shops.
The largest open cut gold mine in Australia abuts the town, though you are unlikely to notice it except for the mountain of dirt along the mines edge or the reverberations of the daily blast.
Kalgoorlie makes an ideal base to explore the other towns in the region that have an equally rich history.
Get in
Kalgoorlie is located approximately 600km east of Perth, 397km north of Esperance and 235km south of Leonora. To the east is the endless desert.
By bus
By car
From Esperance
The Coolgardie-Esperance Hwy runs 397km north from Esperance to Coolgardie, from where you can drive the last 38km of the Great Eastern Hwy into Boulder. If you want go directly to Kalgoorlie, you can bypass Coolgardie by taking the Goldfields Hwy via Kambalda.
From Perth
The Great Eastern Hwy leaves the city and goes through numerous small wheat belt towns and ends in Kalgoorlie 596km later. The road is sealed and well serviced though there are some very empty stretches where it can be more than 100 kilometers until you reach the next fuel pump. Many people drive it in a single day (in 6 hours many claim) but doing it in two, stopping the night in Merredin, will afford you time to visit York, Meckering and some of the Golden Pipeline Trail spots on the way.
From Interstate
Norseman sits at the western side of the Eyre Hwy ending the long drive across the Nullabor plain. From here it's 191km north on the Coolgardie-Esperance Hwy to Kalgoorlie.
By plane
The small but modern airport (IATA: KGI) is 7km from the center of town and has numerous daily flights to Perth, interstate and a few regional centers. Parking can be a problem as it is often full with cars left while their owners are are away. Taxis wait for every arriving flight and cost around $10 to town. There isn't an airport bus service and the local bus doesn't pass anywhere near the airport.
From Perth
Daily Qantas [16] flights leave from Terminal 1 at Perth Domestic Airport. Skywest [17] has less frequent flights throughout the week.
From interstate
Skywest have a weekly flight from Melbourne and Qantas flys a similar amount from Adelaide.
By Train
Kalgoorlie is on the interstate line that sees regular passenger services. The train station is in the main part of town within walking distance of backpackers and some hotels.
Get around
Rental cars
As it is a current mining centre all the rental car companies are represented and have a large number of cars - except they can be all booked up and don't expect too many sports cars or small compacts ; large sedans and utes are the norm. Cars can be hired either at the airport or in town.
There are plenty of taxis in town to get you to any of the tourist spots that are outside the CBD. If you're only visiting Kalgoorlie for a short time most of the attractions in Kalgoorlie are within walking distance of the city centre. A taxi would be useful to go to the lookout at the Superpit.
Goldenlines run a town bus service using ex transperth buses. These buses run around to the extremities of the town as well as to Coolgardie and Kambalda.
You don't have to walk too far to see a plethora of historic buildings from different architectural eras. Some of the best examples line the length of Hannan St and adjoining streets. The businesses that occupy them now have preserved the original interiors in varying degrees, through design or neglect.
Surrounding areas
The past 100 years has seen the activity in the surrounding region flourish and disappear with the whims of gold discoveries, leaving behind a few crumbling scraps of their existence.
Some say there is nothing to do except drink. You can easily prove them wrong without much effort.
Kalgoorlie is famous for its gold, and so gold jewellery, nuggets or coins make excellent souvenirs. The business area in and around Hannan Street has a multitude of big name retail outlets and a smattering of local specialist stores.
There are quite a few good restaurants in the main part of town. Many are attached to motels but there are some fine 'stand alone' ones also.
Self catering
Independent travellers might want to take the opportunity restock supplies before heading as your options are limited till you reach Esperance or Perth.
There are around 25 operating pubs in Kalgoorlie-Boulder. The Palace and Paddy's are right in the middle of Kalgoorlie on opposite corners. The Eastern Hotel sits atop the city at 1 Hannan Street, and affords great views of the street at dusk, especially from the top verandah. They would be the most popular pubs in town but there are many others within walking distance where you can have a 'middy' with the locals.
There are a myriad of places to rest. If you're planning to stay at a motel it may pay to book ahead as they can be filled with fly-in mine workers.
Caravan parks
Information and news
Free wifi can be found at the McDonalds on the corner of Roberts and Boulder Rd and the public library further down Roberts Rd.
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"Amazing Eyes/Water Walkers"
Amazing Eyes - Sally and Nick are trying to guess which game Harvey the guinea pig might like to play with them. The Cat takes them to meet his friend Katie the Cavy, a wild guinea pig. But when they try to ask her, she playfully runs off! With the help of three different animals with very different ways of seeing, they finally find Katie and discover a guinea pig's favourite game - hide and seek! Water Walkers - Nick and Sally are waiting for Mom to come back so they can play in the pool. D
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So, I have a slight Indiana Jones compulsion. I first heard about "stingers" two weeks ago, when we cruised the Torres Straits, off Australia. We were visiting Thursday Island, very remote and exotic but posh, a world away from the primitive places we visited in Indonesia.
We took a tender to Thursday Island from our ship, but were warned not to swim off the beach because of "stingers" in the water. Mother Nature has a sense of humor. She creates the most gorgeous beaches on Earth, floats them in an azure sea that is warm and gentle, and then infests them with toxic creatures that make swimming impossible between November and March — summertime Down Under.
We were told that when we arrived in Cairns, we would have to wear "stinger" suits if we wanted to snorkel or even swim out on the Great Barrier Reef. No one even mentioned the great whites that cruise these waters. Barracuda? No problem. All anyone talked about was the dreaded box jellyfish.
I remembered seeing a documentary on this invertebrate. It's tiny, maybe a quarter-inch, but it has yards-long tentacles that contain thousands of stingers, which pump a deadly neurotoxin into a victim in seconds. In the film I saw, a husband-and-wife team of clearly insane marine biologists wanted to capture and test some of the jellyfish. They went to a beach in Australia where the waters were full of the creatures, put on stinger suits, gloves, booties, face masks and diving hats and jumped off their outboard. Within a minute, the husband was stung in a tiny exposed area between the top of his glove and the sleeve of his stinger suit. They hauled him out of the water and rushed him to a helipad, where he was flown to a hospital.
There he writhed in agony for weeks as the cameras rolled. This is a very scary jellyfish. Its sting is most often fatal. Apparently, you die of shock from the pain. This was getting my full attention.


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A refreshing dip in an outdoor pool on a hot summer day would usually cool you down nicely. But it's going to be very hard to cool down in this pool because the good news is that you're sharing it with Yanna!
Imagine yourself enjoying one of those long lazy summer days, you're relaxing on a sun-lounger, poolside with a nice long cold drink close to hand and then you spot her drifting your way….
Laid out in all her naked glory, Yanna is lying on an inflatable and drifting lazily in the pool. The warm sun caresses her smooth, tanned skin as she relaxes, arms and legs out-stretched giving you the perfect view to remember Summer 2008 by!
So slow down, take a break and get poolside with Yanna, this is one sexy daydream that you can revisit over and over…
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Unable to trust the Austrian police and get help from UNIDO, Kathy Gilleran takes charge of the investigation in order to find the truth about what happened to her son Aeryn.
UP NEXTGone: For My Son Aeryn
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Moonshiners: Being Watched
The moonshiners start to worry they're being watched by the law while making their moonshine deep in the woods of Virginia.
First Week In: Strip Search
After this man is put in jail for the charge of assault with a deadly weapon, he must go through a strip search so that security can ensure he is not bringing anything into the facility with him.
Stalked: Fighting to Survive
Alexis is frightened to leave her controlling and abusive husband. However, if she stays she knows that she will eventually be unable to survive another attack.
Sins & Secrets: Horrific Crime Haunts Mio, Michigan
When Brian Ognjan and David Tyllmen mysteriously disappear following a hunting trip, the small town of Mio, Michigan is left with more questions than answers.
Sins & Secrets: Cultural Tension in Chicago
Following the immigration of multiple cultures, tensions begin to rise in the city of Chicago.
Prison Diaries: Step-Daughter's Revenge
Shaina Sepulvado finds hit-men to kill her stepfather after believing her mother wanted him dead.
First Week In: Cut Off from the World
This man, charged with contempt of court, is cut off from the world and most importantly, his kids.
Cold Blood: Jessica Carpenter's Killer
Detectives in Aiken, South Carolina detail the unbelievable actions of Jessica Carpenter's killer.
First Week In: Falsely Accused
After being charged with assault with a deadly weapon, this Maricopa County jail inmate claims that he was falsely accused.
Cold Blood: A Family at Peace
Jessica Carpenter's family discusses how they came to grips with the prison sentence given to their daughter's killer.
Cold Blood: A Family At Peace
Moonshiners: Risky Business
Learn a little moonshine history and see why it remains a $100 million per year industry today - despite serious risks of arrest or injury.
Deadly Sins: Doting Housewife Snaps
Things seemed to be going well for this loving family until Susan Polk, the doting housewife, suffers a mental break.
Deadly Sins: Lesbian Lovers Murder Parents
When lesbian lovers, Skye and Tina, set their sights on money, they are willing to do whatever it takes in order to get it - including murder.
Deadly Sins: Green-Eyed Monster
Christian Longo was a busy man with an insatiable appetite for money. When the money runs dry and bankruptcy looms, he decides to take drastic measures.
Sins & Secrets: Strange 911 Call
When dispatchers receive a call related to a death, emergency officials arrive to find a victim and no witnesses. It is only after they have the opportunity to examine the body that they find shocking results.
Space: Solar Storms
Skye Hanson has an inflated sense of entitlement, and she's willing to kill her father in order to get what she wants.
Alien Encounters: Earth's Welcome Mat
A dangerous love triangle forms when the three participants begin heavily using crystal meth together. Tensions are high and it's only a matter of time before one of them meets their end.
Do Billions of Planets Mean More Earths?
Christian Longo is a young married father of three who desperately wants a taste of the good life, and is willing to destroy everyone in his path- including his family- to get it.
Alien Encounters: Humanity's Evolutionary Outcome
Teresa Palaia, Associate Producer for "On the Case with Paula Zahn" discusses the investigation into the murder of Samantha "Shelley" Nance, a promising art student.
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In the small town of Rome, Georgia a Frito Lay delivery driver is shocked to discover his boss brutally murdered. Was it a random crime or something way more sinister?
Oddities: A Model Occidactyl
A single working mother comes home to find her two young daughters murdered. Summer vacation had just started for the two siblings but their vacation turned into a nightmare.
Leave It to Niecy: Matchmaker Mom
This man is charged with pimping and must use his one phone call to contact his Grandmother.


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After a long wait, The Art Of Flight is finally releasing! We're gearing up for the premiere with an epic photo gallery from TransWorld Senior Photographer Scott Serfas' Brain Farm adventure in Alaska's Tordrillo Range. These photos were first published in the January 2011 issue of TransWorld SNOWboarding along with the text below. Be sure to catch the movie in theaters—the full tour schedule is here.
The Best Biggest Greatest Trip Ever
An Alaskan Adventure Of Epic Proportions
Huge claims. Even with Travis Rice, John Jackson, and Mark Landvik on the trip, photographer Scott Serfas came back from two weeks shooting in Alaska's remote Tordrillo Range for Rice's forthcoming film, The Art Of Flight, claiming it like a freshman after his first college kegger. Everything was the "craziest, best, biggest, sickest, heaviest ever…" The thing is, Serfas ain't no freshman, he's more of a "Frank The Tank" in snowboard media. He's been here for years. He's seen and shot it all and yet we could only scratch our heads at his giddy e-mails, claiming that "this trip was the best snowboarding trip in history." Too bad they couldn't smuggle a writer along on the trip. We were stuck with a secondhand account from our key photographer with a vocabulary limited to just three adjectives: best, biggest, and greatest.
On the one hand, we figured Serfas was just drunk on the Brain Farm Kool-Aid: the big-budget, high-tech production company that makes the rest of snowboard filmmaking look like kid's stuff. Of course, this part is true-Serfas was under the spell. Perspectives get a bit skewed when you're eating steak and lobster every night and flying around in helicopters with money blowing out the windows. The crew boasts more and better camera equipment than a National Geographic expedition and burns more heli fuel than a whole Army Apache squadron. And on this trip, Rice's entourage was up to their usual tricks: flying flat-screens into their remote lodge to watch movies on the down days, and shooting high-powered military weaponry to stave off "boredom" when the clouds came in. But when the sky broke, the dudes definitely charged.
This collection of exclusive images provides a glimpse of the madness and scope of this mission with John Jackson sending some of the "biggest, highest airs ever" … which, according to Serfas, he rode into completely blind. Where Travis rode vertical Alaskan spines airing into and out of his lines with the "casualness of someone dropping into a snowboard park." In case you haven't figured it out by now, it's a pretty big deal.


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Here are several live performances to attend this week, right in your own backyard.
Debi Boughton
Saturday, April 13th
Holman Family Distingushed Speaker Series: Mara Liasson, 8 pm Baldwin Hall
Mara Liasson will speak as part of the Holman Family Distinguished Speaker Series. She is a political contributor for FOX News Channel. She joined the FOX network in 1997. She also serves as a political consultant for National Public Radio. She began at NPR in 1985 as a reporter and newscaster. She will be speaking at Baldwin Auditorium on the Truman State University campus.
Fridays and Saturdays, April 12th and 13th and 19th and 20th
Spring Musical Dinner Theater entitled Next thing You Know
Kirksville Parks and Recreation Department will host a dinner theater. The musical will be, Next Thing You Know at Jackson Stables, 22694 Rainbow Basin Trail. Reservations may be made at the Aquatic Center. Call 660-627-1485 for more information.
Thursday, April 18th
Kirksville Community String Orchestra Concert at 7 pm at the Kirksville Arts Center (117 S. Franklin)
The Kirksville Community String Orchestra will present a spring concert performing works of Handel, Mozart, Vivaldi, Wieniaski, Stamitz, and Telemann. The performance will be at the Kirksville Arts Center. Admission is free and children of all ages ar welcome.
Thursday, April 17th- April 20th
Truman State University Theater performance of The Big Meal at 8 pm at the James G. Severns Theater
Truman State University Theater Department will present the play, The Big Meal each evening at 8 pm from April 17th -April 20th in the James G. Severns Theater in the Ophelia Parrish Building on the Truman State University campus. For information call 660-785-4515.


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Longtime Wellington banker, oilman, and former State Representative William Cockins "Corky" Long, Jr. a loving and generous husband, father, grandfather and friend entered eternal life on Saturday, November 30th after a brief illness at Wesley Hospital in Wichita, Kansas at the age of 84 years 7 months and 28 days.
William Cockins "Corky" Long, Jr.
Longtime Wellington banker, oilman, and former State Representative William Cockins "Corky" Long, Jr. a loving and generous husband, father, grandfather and friend entered eternal life on Saturday, November 30th after a brief illness at Wesley Hospital in Wichita, Kansas at the age of 84 years 7 months and 28 days.
W. C. Jr. was born on April 2, 1929 at Wesley Hospital to William Cockins Long, Sr. and Bethene (Florence) Long. He was later given the nickname "Corky" from the Gasoline Alley comic strip popular in the 1930's and 1940's.
Corky attended Riverside Elementary School in Wichita for several years until the family moved to Harper in 1936. He later attended Harper Elementary School and was a 1945 graduate of Harper High School playing linebacker and center on the football team and also a guard on the basketball team.
Corky grew up working in his dad's service station in Harper. Working in his dad's service stations started Corky's love of cars and his being very particular about how a car should be serviced and kept clean. Due to the death of his father in 1952, Corky took over the business at the age of 23. Corky was always an innovator and expanded the service stations in Harper, Sharon and Medicine Lodge to include a bulk fuel plant facility, a bulk propane plant, an automotive parts store in Harper, and a Liquefied Anhydrous Ammonia (NH3) facility north of Harper, the first in the area. Because of his business acumen Corky was asked to join the First National Bank in Harper as a Director in 1955.
Corky was very interested in politics and in 1967 he was elected State Representative from Harper and Barber County and was re-elected in 1969. Always a fair and honest man, Corky worked very hard for the rural interests of the state. He also was instrumental in gaining passage of a bill to promote equal housing for all Kansans regardless of race as well as a new and better way to distribute user fees and sales taxes to local units of government.
In 1971 Corky entered banking as a full time profession, one he deeply loved, purchasing the Farmers State Bank in Norwich, Kansas. This started his ownership or involvement in several banks including The Cedar State Bank in Cedar Vale and the Maize State Bank in Maize. Corky decided that Wellington was a great place to do business and purchased controlling interest in the then National Bank of Commerce, now the Bank of Commerce in 1975 and continued to serve as an officer of the bank and Chairman of the Board of the Bank of Commerce up until his death.
Corky was also interested in the oil and gas business and founded WellWin Drilling Corporation in 1980 with his friend Jack Mitchell.
Corky dearly loved people. It was extremely rare for him to miss a day of work or a walk downtown to the Donut Shop to visit with friends. Corky was never shy expressing his opinion on the issues of the day; or doing research on issues he was interested in including politics, religion and history and sharing them with his friends or family.
Corky has been faithful to the teachings of the Catholic Church and was an active member of St. Anthony's Catholic Church in Wellington for many years as well as St. Patrick's Catholic Church in Harper. He was also active in the Kansas Bankers Association, one of the founding members of the Independent Community Bankers Association of Kansas, Kansas Oil Marketers Association, the Wellington Industrial Development Corporation, the Wellington Rotary Club, Wellington Chamber of Commerce, Harper Chamber of Commerce, the Harper Lions Club, several hospital and building committees, the Kansas Republican Party and many other community initiatives.
Corky never cut corners and his honesty was above reproach. He always expressed this to his children about the importance of living a faith based life, being generous to others, volunteering for community service and being true to yourself. Corky never had a speeding ticket in his life and after being audited by the IRS was owed a refund by the IRS.
In 1956 Corky married Carol Virginia Drouhard of Danville Kansas and to this union six children were born; Mary Beth Ponton and husband Rod of Salina, Kansas and Mary Beth's children Alyssa Hermreck and husband Chris, Hayley George and Grayson George; John C. "J. C." Long and his wife Mary of Wellington and children William C. III and John; James J. and his wife Olga of Wichita and daughter Carol; Nathan and his wife Kristi of Dallas, Texas and their children Sam, David, Anne Marie, Nathan, Jr., Eli, Sarah and Rachel; Anne M. Setter and her husband Mel of Topeka, Kansas and their children Claire, Aidan and Caroline; and Allyson C. Lauer and husband Rob of Marysville, Kansas and their children Katherine, Grace, Jack and Luke. Corky was extremely proud of his family's achievements in business, politics, and law.
Corky was preceded in death by his parents William C. Long, Sr. (1952) and mother Bethene (1996); a sister Mary Louise (1924) and his dear brother PFC Jefferson Long III Killed-In-Action in World War II in 1945.
Visitation will be held at the funeral home on Wednesday, December 4, 2013 from 9:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. In honoring Corky's wishes the casket will remain closed. The family will receive and greet friends at St. Anthony/St. Rose Catholic Church in Wellington, Kansas from 5:00 – 7:00 P.M. The Rosary will begin at 7:00 P.M.
Mass of Christian Burial will be held on Thursday, December 5, 2013 at 10:30 A.M. at St. Anthony/St. Rose Catholic Church. Father Dwight Birket will officiate. Interment will be held at 2:00 P.M. at the Fairview Cemetery in Danville, Kansas.
The family requests that in lieu of flowers memorials be made to the Jeff Long American Legion Post 104 in Harper, Kansas or the Avenue of Flags at Prairie Lawn Cemetery in Wellington, Kansas. Contributions can be left or mailed to Frank Funeral Home, 417 N. Washington, Wellington, Kansas 67152.
Frank Funeral Home has been entrusted with the arrangements.
To leave condolences or sign our guest book, please visit our website at www.frankfuneralhome.net


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Erik Bennett had the rapt attention of a group of teen players near the end of a baseball clinic at Yreka High recently.
After all, they were learning first-hand about pitching from a hometown boy that has pitched and coached on the professional level.
No matter how tough a spot a pitcher may be in, or if they appear to be in a seemingly good position, Bennett told the group it is always imperative for those on the mound to take things "one pitch at a time," and not be too high or too low and to just focus at the task at hand - the current pitch. He added to the players, a few of them who were on the Miners baseball team that won a league title and made it to the section title game last season, that he has followed how his alma mater has done, was looking forward to the upcoming season, and wished them luck.
And, it was obvious the group was soaking everything up from Bennett, a 1986 Yreka High grad. The former Sacramento State standout was eventually drafted in the fourth round of the MLB baseball draft by the Angels in 1989 and went on to pitch two MLB seasons. He is currently the pitching coach for the Triple-A Salt Lake Bees, a Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim farm team. Bennett was back in Yreka on Saturday helping out with the clinic, a fundraiser for Hibbard Field, that attracted a number of baseball players in two sessions. The first session was for the younger kids and the second was for the teen ball players.
Bennett said that for him, "it's about the kids," and enjoys passing on his knowledge of the game to the next generation of ball players.
He added that he was pleased with the direction the Miner baseball program is heading and was impressed with how fundamentally sound and disciplined the Miner players he worked with are. Bennett said that he enjoyed their enthusiasm and love of the game. He added that he was more than happy to help in a fundraiser for Hibbard and recalled when he was growing up playing at the field.
Bennett enjoys being a pitching coach with the Bees and helping already highly skilled players refine their games enough to hopefully get the call and move on to the big leagues. "It's always special," Bennett said, when he gets to tell a pitcher the news he's moving on to the major leagues. Bennett remembered the day in 1995 when he got the news he was moving up from Triple-A to the Angels and recalled flying to Kansas City to join the team. He had to patiently wait five days before he finally took the field.
His first MLB appearance came when he pitched the final third of the eighth inning against the Minnesota Twins in a 9-6 loss on May 15, 1995 and got Mike Merullo to fly-out to centerfield to end the inning. Ironically, Bennett pitched for the Twins the next season.
"It's every kids dream to do that," Bennett said about playing in the big leagues. Bennett said he feels very fortunate to say he had the honor to have pitched in the big leagues. After all, he said, pitching in the major leagues "is harder than it looks. Everyday you are facing the best hitters in the world."
And, as many people here locally know, he is not the only Bennett to have done so. His father Dave pitched for the 1964 Philadelphia Phillies and his uncle Dennis pitched seven seasons in the majors.
Bennett added while he enjoys his job with the Bees, if an offer ever came to coach at the next level it would certainly be an honor to have that opportunity.
Jason Freitas, the head varsity baseball coach at Yreka High, recalled that when he was in high school playing for the Miners, Bennett would come and help when he could and pass on his knowledge to the Miner players. He was pleased that Bennett is still helping out when he can and share his knowledge to the baseball players in his hometown.
"It's great to have Erik here," Freitas said, "He always been really open in helping us out." After all, Freitas said, "it does not get much better," than the players here receiving pitching advice from a pro coach who has pitched in the major leagues.
Erik Bennett returns home: Current Salt Lake pitching coach helps out at clinic
Erik Bennett had the rapt attention of a group of teen players near the end of a baseball clinic at Yreka High recently.


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Couple wed 77 years ago reflect on what makes marriage strong
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Belfast should be an example to the world of people overcoming differences, the Queen has said.
In a speech at the City Hall, the Queen said she and the Duke of Edinburgh were seeing first-hand how people in Northern Ireland are working together for the common good.
"I know there are many challenges ahead and peacemaking is not always an easy task," she said.
"But you have come this far by turning the impossible into the possible; and, as you face the future and difficulties that may appear insurmountable, always remember that the thoughts and prayers of millions, including my own, are with you."
The Queen added: "The world yearns for examples of positive transformation and of people overcoming differences.
"I hope and believe that Belfast will continue to be one such living example, and I want to thank you - all of you - from every part of this city for the hard work and dedication which you and your families have given to help reshape the city of Belfast and the lives of all the people who live here."
The Queen gave the short speech at a special banquet in her honour after visiting Crumlin Road Gaol with Stormont First Minister Peter Robinson and Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness - both of whom spent time in the cells in the 1970s or '80s.
She also visited the sets at the Titanic studios, where the global television hit Game Of Thrones is filmed.
It is the first time for almost 50 years that the Queen has been in City Hall.
She was warmly welcomed by hundreds of well-wishers outside while a tight security cordon was in place right around the city centre.
At City Hall, she met Nichola Mallon, SDLP Lord Mayor of Belfast, and Peter McNaney, chief executive of Belfast City Council.
The royal visitors also enjoyed pre-lunch drinks with elected members of the council.
The Queen and Philip also signed the visitors' book in the Marble Hall.
"Much has happened since I was last in the City Hall," she said. "We have learnt a lot in those years about ourselves, each other, and how societies can only grow and flourish if they are built on trust, respect, justice and inter-dependence.
"On our visit, Prince Philip and I have seen something of the constructive ways in which the people of this city are working together to serve the common good, and we have observed at first-hand how Belfast can attract prominent investors thereby creating high value jobs."
The Queen said she was certain that in another 50 years a new generation will be in City Hall - the grandchildren and great-grandchildren of this generation - to look back together and see a place which has been further transformed.
She said they would see the words of her grandfather George V fully realised.
In 1921, at an address at the City Hall, the King asked "to stretch out the hand of forbearance and conciliation".
The royal visit continues later today with a garden party at Hillsborough Castle.
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The Big Muddy Folk Festival is April 5 and 6. As I was going over the list of performers, one particular act caught my eye, The Alferd Packer Memorial String Band. That name sounds familiar. Where in the world have I heard that name before? As I Goggled the name Alferd Packer, it hit me. My mother use to sing me this song -In the Colorado Rockies, Where the snow is deep and cold, And a man afoot can starve to death, Unless he's brave and bold, Oh Alferd Packer, You'll surely go to hell, While all the others starved to death, You dined a bit too well. Not exactly a lullaby, but no worse than a Grimm Fairy Tale, really.
Packer was the only American ever convicted of cannibalism. In the fall of 1870, five miners in Alferd's charge headed for the Colorado gold fields. They ended up in Alferd's stomach! At the conclusion of the trial, the judge's words were, "Alferd Packer, you voracious man-eater, there were only seven Democrats in Hinsdale County, and you done et five of 'em." Was Packers crime of cannibalism an act of survival, or politics at its worst?
Now why would a group of musicians name their band after a convicted cannibal? I don't know, but I find it interesting. I think I'll ask them on Saturday night, or maybe I'll see them at the Big Muddy BBQ? (I know what you're thinking, but I'm not going there.) The BBQ is open to everyone and is delicious! All the food can be found at Turner Hall and they begin serving on Friday at 11AM.
There is truly an exciting lineup for this 22nd year of the Big Muddy, and almost all of them are new to the festival. Check out all the happenings and other performers at www.bigmuddy.org. Tickets can still be purchased by calling the Friends office, 660-882-7977 or going on their website, www.friendsofhistoricboonville.org. The Big Muddy Folk Festival is your chance to Play Local, Shop Local and Go Boonville!


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Nottingham [7] is a city in England known as the "Queen of the Midlands" which is famed for its links with the world-renowned legend Robin Hood.
Nottingham is the major city in the East Midlands of England, its prosperity historically derived mostly from the lace making and coal-mining industries - little of which now remains. Nottingham has moved towards a more service-based economy.
The centre of Nottingham lies on the River Leen and its southern boundary follows the course of the River Trent, which flows from Stoke to the Humber. According to the 2001 census, Nottingham has an estimated city population of 275,100. The Nottingham Urban Area conurbation (which includes surrounding suburbs outside the city boundary, and neighbouring towns) has a population of 666,358 (2001 Census). Nottingham is a member of the English Core Cities Group.
The heart of the city is the Old Market Square, which underwent a major redevelopment in 2006. Most of the main shopping streets are around the square. The Council House, whose disproportionately tall dome can be seen for miles around, is at the top of the square. The inside of the Council House is the Exchange Arcade, a shopping centre. A bohemian quarter of the city known as Hockley [8] has arisen in recent years, situated close to the Lace Market area. Nottingham receives a lot of tourism, mostly because of the legend of Robin Hood, visiting Sherwood Forest and Nottingham Castle.
Get in
By plane
By train
Nottingham is on the main line out of London St Pancras. The cheapest tickets between London and Nottingham are available from EM Trains [11] but must be bought well in advance. There are also regular connections to Birmingham, Derby, Leicester, Crewe, Sheffield, and Leeds. Note that trains from London to Sheffield do not stop at Nottingham.
Turn right out of the station for an easy 5 minute walk to the city centre.
The Nottingham Tram [12] runs from Nottingham main line station through the city centre and out to Hucknall park and ride and Phoenix Park park and ride to the north of the city.
By car
From the south, travel on the M1 and exit at junction 24 or 25. From the North take the M1 junction 25 or 26.
There is a choice of 7 Park and Ride [13] sites with over 4000 spaces, located at easy points around the City .
By bus
Nottingham has two sizeable bus stations, Broadmarsh [14] and Victoria [15]. Traveline: [16], 0871 200 22 33
Bus operators offer services to most other UK destinations.
National Express provides cheap advance tickets on a Nottingham-London route, often for as little as a pound each way if booked early enough online. National Express also offers cheap tickets (called funfares) to many other major cities from Nottingham.
Get around
By bus
The city has extensive bus services provided by two main companies, trentbarton [17] and Nottingham City Transport [18], running from the Broadmarsh and Victoria Bus stations as well as key termini in the city centre such as Old Market Square, Parliament Street and Carrington Street. Fares: NCT+tram-only £3 day ticket or £3.40 Kangaroo ticket which is valid on any bus, tram and train within Greater Nottingham. Note: Most NCT buses do not give change.
By tram
Nottingham Express Transit [19] is the city's modern tram system. It runs from Nottingham Train Station (Station Street) in the south to Hucknall in the North and with a branch to Phoenix Park (M1 Junction 26 Park and Ride site) to the northeast. The system has a number of Park and Ride sites along it, which make travel into the city centre easy. An all day tram-only ticket costs £3.00, all day tram+NCT bus is £3.20, single tickets are £1.60 but £2.50 before 09:30, Mondays to Fridays. Tickets are bought from tram conductors on board the trams.
By foot
The city centre is best explored on foot as many of the historic streets are pedestrianised or have good pedestrian access.
Museums and galleries
Historic sites out of town
Theatre and cinema
Sporting venues
Parks and activities
Nottingham LGBT Pride is usually held on the last Saturday of July in Arboretum Park, 5/10 minutes walk from the city centre however, from 24 July 2010, it will be held at its new venue of Forest Fields Recreational Ground; the site of the famous Goose Fair. The event consists of numerous stages of music,acts;etc aswell as many stalls and stands from organisations etc - and , of course, food and drink areas! It attracts people not just from the Nottingham area; but from neighbouring counties and regions such as South Yorkshire and Derbyshire;etc, aswell as most likely people from much further afield. Nottingham is therefore a gay friendly city and is accepting of LGBT people with a notable gay visibility. (The city has the third highest percentage of people in same sex partnerships, according to the 2001 census, of the eight English core cities after Manchester and Bristol.) It is referred to as the gay capital of the Midlands - or "Queen of the Midlands"; and the LGBT community are down to earth and friendly; as is the general culture of Nottingham.
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Nottingham has two large excellent shopping centres at either end of the City Centre "The Victoria Centre" and "Broadmarsh". The Victoria Centre is the more modern of the two, and has more shops & facilities, although Broadmarsh is on the eve of a huge redevelopment which will more than double its size. Between the two are the main shopping streets: Lister Gate and Clumber Street are home to High Street names, while designer labels can be found on Bridlesmith Gate, Victoria Street and in the Exchange Arcade, within the Council House on Market Square. The alternative shopper will find Hockley Village a haven, focused around Goose Gate, the cities Bohemian district. To buy a Nottingham memento, go to the Lace Centre on the corner of Castle Gate, opposite the Robin Hood statue, to buy traditional Nottingham lace.
With regards to the alternative music and fashion scene, Nottingham is highly regarded and caters well for obscure and eclectic tastes. Selectadisc, just a short walk from the Market Square is one of just two in the country, the other being in Soho, London. Selectadisc is widely considered to stock the best indie and alternative music selection in the city, yet it is commonly felt that, for more helpful and down-to-earth staff, the soon-to-be re-opened Fopp store (on the next road) is more reliable. Now one of just six Fopp stores in the country, this store often stages in store sessions and offers a wide selection of independent DVDs and fanzines and CDs from unsigned acts. Void, Wild (and its sister store Wilder) and the local favourite Ice Nine can all be found in the bohemian district of Hockley. These stores can often become busy over the weekend in particular, but many original retro and vintage fashion items can be found for very cheap prices here.
Nottingham also has the usual range of chain restaurants and bars that you can find in many cities across the UK - for a budget meal (and drink) JD Wetherspoons is always worth trying - there are also a number of budget restaurants along Mansfield Road not far from the Victoria Shopping Centre
There is a pedestrianised street full of eateries of varying quality next to the Cornerhouse. These restaurants range from a Pizza Hut and a Subway, to a brassiere (Punchinellos) with an excellent pre-theatre menu. There is also a wide variety of takeaways in Nottingham, catering for many different tastes.
Apart from Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem (allegedly built in 1189) which is below the castle and often on the tourist trail there are over 100 licensed premises in the square mile around the centre of Nottingham. A good place to start is the trendy Lace Market area east of Market Square where you will also find many good restaurants. Pubs around the Market Square tend to appeal to younger drinkers with a Wetherspoons and Yates's Wine Lodge, but the area on the canal side around the Canal House pub tends to be a little more discerning. The Hockley area also provides a range of pleasant bars to suit a range of budgets. The Cornerhouse complex (near the Royal Centre tram stop) contains some really nice bars, particularly Revolution, and close to this is The Orange Tree on Shakespeare Street. Slightly further out of the centre in the multicultural and vibrant area known as Sneinton is a wonderful pub called the Lord Nelson with a great garden and real ales. The other historic pubs include The Bell, situated in the Market Square, and the Salutation, on Maid Marian Way, both of which can trace a long history and lay claim to having resident ghosts. Ask at a quiet moment for a tour of the Salutation's cellars, dug by hand into the sandstone rock below the pub and used in centuries past as a secure brewing area.
Stay safe
Nottingham has been highlighted by the media for gun crime, although the actual incidence in 2004/5 was 19 offences per 100,000 population (compared to 50 per 100,000 population for both Greater Manchester and London) [48]. The reality is that Nottingham is not a dangerous city in spite of its reputation, and, provided you act sensibly, you will be safe. It is best to avoid walking late at night through St Ann's (a council estate northeast of the Victoria shopping centre) and The Meadows (between the railway station and the river), although the Victoria Embankment along the river is quite safe.
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Several residents in the Linden neighborhood of Oak Ridge awoke Thursday to find a disturbing flyer in their driveways or front yards.
Several residents in the Linden neighborhood of Oak Ridge awoke Thursday to find a disturbing flyer in their driveways or front yards.
Someone put the fliers inside plastic bags along with several rocks to anchor the bags, and dropped them or threw them into yards during the early morning hours on Thursday.
The flier on letterhead with the logo of The United Klans of America (UKA) states "Neighborhood Watch you can sleep well tonight knowing the UKA is awake!" The flier also has a phone number and a website address for the UKA.
Oak Ridge Police Officer Garrett Robbins reported the phone number on the flier is from the northern Alabama area code, and the website is related to white supremacist propaganda.
Oak Ridge Police Department incident report said residents from Bradley Avenue and side streets, including Bryn Mawr Circle, Beverly Circle and Bermuda Road, and along Robertsville Road to Rand Circle, found fliers.
Linden Elementary School is located on Robertsville Road in the same area where fliers were found, but a Police Department incident report doesn't indicate a flier was left on school property. The schools were closed last week for spring break.
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Singapore won't destroy 2 gay-themed book titles
SINGAPORE (AP) — Two children's books dealing with gay subjects won't be destroyed after all and will be restored to Singapore's public libraries, an official said Friday.
Minister of Communications and Information Yaacob Ibrahim had said in mid-July he supported the state-run National Library Board's decision to pulp three books deemed to have inappropriate content. But many people in the conservative Southeast Asian city-state objected.
"I understand these reactions, which reflect a deep-seated respect in our culture for the written word," he said in a statement. He stood by the decision to remove the books from the children's section of the libraries, but said he instructed libraries to place the books in their adult sections.
One of the titles was already disposed of, "Who's In My Family?: All About Our Families." The books he ordered not to be pulped are "And Tango Makes Three," a real-life story about a male-male penguin couple in the Central Park Zoo, and "The White Swan Express: A Story About Adoption," which involves a lesbian couple.
In recent months, religious conservatives in the wealthy, multi-cultural city-state of 5.4 million people have become more vocal in opposing gay rights. On paper, gay sex remains a criminal offense in Singapore, although authorities rarely enforce the British colonial-era legislation.
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The Sepia Saturday image prompt this week reminded me of maritime uniforms, even though it was taken in quite a different setting, and I'll take the opportunity to use some images relating to this theme from my own family collection. You're welcome to start the music below to get you in the mood with an appropriate soundtrack, and then read on.
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Photo button (12.4mm diameter) by unidentified photographer
Image © and collection of Brett Payne
We all have those relatives who appear in family albums, but about whom we know very little, and my great-uncle Willem Hendrik Schipper is one of those. Surviving genealogical records are mainly centred around an individual's birth, marriage and death. Census enumerations, which add to the basics in generating a basic framework of family history research in the United Kingdom, Canada and the United States, have not been kept in the the Netherlands. As a result, all I have to anchor the dates of a biographical history for Willem, since never married or had any children, are his birth in 1882 at The Hague and his death at sea in 1932, somewhere between Sierra Leone and Amsterdam.
There are a few documents and items of ephemera which fill in some of the gaps, such as a "Testimonial of Attendance" for Willem at the Ambachtschoool te 's-Gravenhage, dated 1 July 1899, and a funeral notice in the form of a newspaper clipping. However, what we do have are plenty of photographs, both loose and in a loose-leaved album compiled by his younger sister (my great-aunt Gien) in the 1920s and 1930s. Using these, I have been able to piece together more of a story.
Hendrik (Harry) Jan & Willem Hendrik Schipper, c.1901-1905
Cabinet card by unidentified photographer
Image © and courtesy of H.A.W. Payne
My grandmother and her three older siblings grew up in The Hague, where their father Jan Schipper (1857-1921) worked as secretary to the Director of Queen Wilhelmina's Cabinet at The Binnenhof. According to my mother (who presumably learned it from her mother, since Willem died when she was only eighteen months old), Jan Schipper became very embittered after a disagreement with his new boss, perhaps also from being passed over for promotion, which reflected on his behaviour at home and made life very unpleasant for his wife and children. Willem and his younger brother Harry both 'escaped' from this odious atmosphere by joining the merchant navy at a fairly young age.
Willem Schipper, c.1909-1912
Silver gelatin print by unidentified photographer
Image © and courtesy of H.A.W. Payne
Willem Schipper joined Koninklijke Hollandsche Lloyd as an engineer in 1909, where his "zeal and devotion to duty earned him quick promotion." He appears to have spent most of his early service in the Dutch East Indies at a time when the Empire was reaching its maximum extent. The photograph above shows him in front of a lifeboat on an unknown ship, with what I believe is the rank of 2nd Engineer.
Willem Schipper (at right) and friends, Weltevreden, Batavia, c.1910-1915
Studio portrait, silver gelatin print (96 x 61mm) by unknown photographer
Image © and collection of Brett Payne
Life in the tropics was not all work and no play, as is amply demonstrated by this studio portrait of Willem relaxing with two friends or colleagues in Weltevreden, the suburb of Batavia (then capital of the Dutch East Indies, now Jakarta) which housed the Dutch administrative headquarters. The cigarette in his right hand is indicative of what would becopme a life-long habit - rarely does Willem appear in photographs without a cigarette or pipe.
Batavia, 1910-1915, courtesy of YouTube
This series of silent film clips which I found on YouTube were probably taken from a moving motor vehicle, which must have been one of the few in Batavia at that time. It gives a very good feel fpor the ambience of the colonial suburbs and busy merchant quarters, complete with wagons, carriages, rickshaws and trams. Another YouTube film of 1920s life in Java includes a clip showing the arrival of a ship at the wharf, together with crowds of colonial men in their whites and solar topees.
Suikerfabriek (Sugar factory), Soemberhardjo, Java, c.1912-1915
Silver gelatin print mosaic (161 x 98mm) by unidentified photographer
Image © and collection of Brett Payne
Willem must also have found time for some leisure travel, as demonstrated by this mosaic of a sugar factory at Soemberhardjo in central Java pasted into his sister's album. The factory was built in 1912, thus providing an earliest date for the photograph, and is apparently still operating, complete with geriatric steam locomotives used for hauling the sugar cane.
2nd Engr. Willem Schipper and friends on board S.S. Gelria, c.1913-1916
Silver gelatin print by unknown photographer
Image © and collection of Brett Payne
There are several photographs in the album taken on board the SS Gelria, a passenger steamer in service with KHL from May 1913 to March 1916 and again from 1919 to 1931, and it seems likely that Willem served on this ship during the earlier period. The Netherlands retained neutrality during the Great War and their ships continued to operate. The image above shows Willem (seated at left) apparently being congratulated on his promotion to Senior 2nd Engineer by Kapitein Brunt, Junior 2nd Engineer Visser and 1st Marconist (wireless operator) Vuyck.
Willem Schipper and friends on board S.S. Gelria, c.1913-1916
Silver gelatin print by unknown photographer
Image © and collection of Brett Payne
Another group portrait on the Gelria shows him with junior officers, each with only one stripe on their epaulettes, seated on and standing around cane and wicker furniture in a more formal arrangement.
Willem Schipper and friends, off Calabar, West Africa, c.1920s
Silver gelatin print (71 x 102mm) by unknown photographer
Image © and collection of Brett Payne
En route from Amsterdam to the East Indies the ships often paused off the coast of West Africa. Willem and his colleagues took advantage of the opportunity to barter for curios with the locals who paddled out to the ship at anchor in the port of Calabar in Nigeria.
Willem Schipper and friends, SS Prins der Nederlanden, c.1920s
Silver gelatin print (85 x 111mm) by unknown photographer
Image © and collection of Brett Payne
The steamship Prins der Nederlanden was a passenger ship of the SMN line (Stoomvaart Maatschappij Nederland/Netherlands Steamship Co.) which operated between 1914 and 1935, so I must presume that Willem was a guest on board when this group photo was taken.
Willem Schipper on board the S.S. Zeelandia, c.1915-1920
Silver gelatin print by unknown photographer
Image © and courtesy of H.A.W. Payne
After some years in the East Indies, illness forced a return to the Netherlands, but he was quickly offered a position on the Royal Dutch Lloyd ship SS Gaasterland. On this and other ships, perhaps including the SS Zeelandia (above), he spent at least a decade plying the trade routes of the North and South Atlantic, calling in at ports on the coasts of several continents.
Unidentified ship, possibly at a South American port, c.1920s
Silver gelatin print (87 x 58mm) by unknown photographer
Image © and collection of Brett Payne
I found several crew lists from the SS Gaasterland arriving in New York in 1920 and 1921 but, juding from number of photographs from South America in the album, supplemented by a postcard sent to his recently widowed mother from Buenos Aires in July 1921, most of his trips headed further south. The print above shows timber and other goods being loaded from a wharf onto a cargo ship (or possibly unloaded) which unfortunately has part of its name clipped, leaving only "...LAND ...ERDAM" visible at the stern.
Unidentified ship, Patagonische Kanalen (Patagonian Channels), c.1920s
Silver gelatin print (87 x 116mm) by unknown photographer
Image © and collection of Brett Payne
Some of his journeys ventured a little further afield almost into the Pacific, visiting the western coast of Chile via the Patagonian Channels. This ship also appears to be carrying a cargo of timber on the deck.
Willem Schipper (at right) and colleagues at work, c.1920s
Silver gelatin print (78 x 91mm) by unknown photographer
Image © and collection of Brett Payne
In a rare shot, Willem appears in his working clothes with two colleagues, apparently engaged in some real work (or at least supervising it), the now ever present pipe clasped firmly in his right hand. Another shows a group of people repairing a winch aboard the SS Rijnland.
Willem Schipper and friend, Funchal, Madeira, c.1920s
Silver gelatin print (67 x 109mm) by unknown photographer
Image © and collection of Brett Payne
Criss-crossing the Atlantic regularly allowed them to stop off periodically in Funchal, the capital town of the Portuguese island of Madeira, where they stayed at the Grand Hotel Belmonte, strolled through the municipal gardens, wandered the narrow cobbled alleys, and caught a ride from Monte down the steep streets on mountain basket sledges, which still catch the unwary tourist today.
Chief Engineer Willem Schipper and colleagues, c.1930
Silver gelatin print (64 x 98mm) by unknown photographer
Image © and collection of Brett Payne
In late 1931, while on a voyage of the coast of West Africa, Willem became very ill and he wrote to his sister and brother-in-law just before Christmas that he had seen doctors in Grand Bassam (Cote D'Ivoire) and Freetown (Sierra Leone), who diagnosed heart problems. He rested for a short while at the Grand Hotel in Freetown, but died on board ship somewhere between Sierra Leone and Amsterdam on 12 February 1932. A letter to his mother from an Evangelical Lutheran Missionary who travelled with him off the West African coast makes it clear that he "felt that he would not live long."
Silver ashtray, possibly from East Indies
Collection of Brett Payne
I inherited this rather battered and well used silver ashtray from my Dutch grandparents some years ago, and even used it for a while until I gave up smoking. I always thought that the engraving had a somewhat oriental look to it, but it wasn't until recently, when I started examining the photographs in Aunt Gien's album in greater detail, that I realised that it may well have been picked up by Willem in Dutch colonial Batavia. The maker's marks on the base don't mean much to me, but perhaps a knowledgeable reader will recognise them and enlighten me. I'm not sure that I feel quite the same way about it, now that I know it may have been so closely associated with Willem's heart disease, and therefore his death.


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It's a right of spring at most high schools around the country.
It's a right of spring at most high schools around the country.
School of the Osage had its formal outing — called Pun-Ga-Har-Jo — Saturday night at the Lodge of Four Seasons. What a perfect evening, and what a perfect venue. Students arrived with the backdrop of the lake, flowering red bud trees and beds of daffodils.
I learned only this week that Pun-Ga-Har-Jo is a page taken from the lake-area's Native American heritage. It means, loosely translated, Dance of the Rivers.
School of the Osage allows more than just juniors and seniors to attend, and it was easy to spot the younger students — they were chauffeured by their parents. It's a unique approach to making sure every student has a chance to attend.
I was told over the weekend that some of the larger schools actually use buses to take students to prom. How boring. That's a far cry from how we country folk handle prom.
I had a high school graduating class of 39. My kids' classes numbered in the upper 40s and lower 50s. Everybody knew everybody.
Prom in Hamburg and Corning was huge community social event.
In Corning, literally every parent, grandparent and neighbor came to prom to watch the kids arrive. Each student and his or her date was announced by an MC, usually wearing a tuxedo and top hat. The front of the elementary school, where prom was held, was roped off to give the arriving kids ample room to strut their stuff.
There was even a raised stage where the kids would stand, then turn, so everyone could see. And, yes, a set of bleachers was set up for the comfort of the onlookers — if they got there early enough for a seat.
There was always a scramble to borrow friend's convertible for the official arrival. The more creative students came in classic cars, limos, golf carts, semi-trailers and an occasional tractor. The MC always opened the door for the date, and a father of a high school junior would valet the car to the nearby parking lot.
Prom was something the juniors did for the seniors. For several days before the big event, the juniors (and their parents) spent evenings decorating the elementary school gymnasium to a particular theme. It was closed to the public until the evening of prom.
After-prom activities usually meant a free movie at the one-theater movie house, followed by games back at the school and breakfast at a local church.
There is an old adage that it takes a village to raise a child, and there is much truth to that saying. As parents, we raised our children and gave them the values and tools for survival outside the nest of home. But the community was virtually in step with us as our friends and neighbors shared in those values and supported not only us but also our children.


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BATON ROUGE — Due in large part to Mardi Gras' highly anticipated collision with the Super Bowl, there are no more hotel rooms to be had in the Houma area tonight, and the Thibodaux market was slowly closing in on full occupancy as well, local tourism officials said late Friday.
BATON ROUGE — Due in large part to Mardi Gras' highly anticipated collision with the Super Bowl, there are no more hotel rooms to be had in the Houma area tonight, and the Thibodaux market was slowly closing in on full occupancy as well, local tourism officials said late Friday.
It is still too early to tell, but there are expectations that the spike in visitors will match or exceed previous statistics for similar weekends when parades were rolling in Terrebonne and Lafourche parishes.
"After this weekend we're going to have to rally together to see how well we did," said Sharon Alford, executive director of the Houma Area Convention and Visitors Bureau.
All of Houma's 2,000 hotel rooms were expected to be filled this evening, she said.
With an average rate of roughly $100, Alford estimated that the 12.5 percent hotel-motel tax will generate significant revenues locally.
Of the 12.5 percent, 4.5 percent goes to the parish, 4 percent to local tourism efforts and 4 percent to the state, she said.
When officials in Terrebonne realized there could be special marketing opportunities tied to the Super Bowl, scheduled for Sunday in New Orleans, Alford said the parish used grant money from BP for a media campaign suggesting Houma as a place to stay for those without a reserved room in the Big Easy for the big game.
Alford said the Houma Area Convention and Visitors Bureau also targeted New Orleans visitors, urging them to make a side trip to Houma to take part in this weekend's Mardi Gras festivities.
A combination of radio, television and Internet advertisements were used, she said.
"This is not the kind of opportunity you want to miss out on," Alford said.
In Thibodaux, there are about 350 hotel rooms, and nearly all were filled up Friday afternoon.
"The Carmel Inn (in Thibodaux) has 85 rooms with a three-night minimum, and they have reached capacity," said Rhonda Dempster, executive assistant of the Thibodaux Chamber of Commerce. "I think this is going to be a great weekend."
With the help of Krewe of Ambrosia, Thibodaux's annual Saturday night parade; Rouses Supermarkets; and the city, Dempster said more than 200 Mardi Gras baskets with king cakes and invitations to the parade were delivered to Thibodaux's hotel guests.
Aside from proactive marketing, other reasons the region may be benefitting from Super Bowl spillover are New Orleans' hotel rates and large crowds.
According to TravelClick, which provides market intelligence to hotels and the hospitality industry, committed occupancies are up 51 percent in New Orleans, and average daily room rates are almost 130 percent higher.
The Super Bowl and Mardi Gras are expected to draw more than 1 million visitors to New Orleans, where there are 37,000 hotel rooms.
The estimated economic impact for the city is in the neighborhood of $1 billion or more.
Jeremy Alford can be reached at email@example.com.