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Skip to comments.NEIL CAVUTO ANNIHILATES HBO'S COMMUNIST AMERICA-HATER BILL MAHER ON "AMERICAN EXCEPTIONALISM"
Posted on 06/12/2012 5:31:31 PM PDT by SaveOurRepublicFromTyranny
On his "Your World" FOX News program, Neil Cavuto responded to America-hating communist, Bill Maher's, recent statement that we should end all the talk about, "American Exceptionalism." Maher's remarks went like this:
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Any ass can make it in America.
Well said Neil.
This country is exceptional. If not why would so many crawl over hot coals to get here?
Maher is an idiot that needs to self deport to a country he finds exceptional. jmho, I can't stand the guy.
Is this a restricted site that can't be excerpted? I don't know.
I definitely want to read the message but am visually impaired. I have FR on super-zoom mode.
When I click through to another site the type is always so small I can't read it and clicking on the zoom feature in Firefox doesn't usually do sh*t, even if I use the text only option.
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Mahar should live in a communist country; but he won't because he is a coward that knows the truth.
The '"ass" did make it and his jacklys and hyennas (his czars, unions, government agencies gone berserk, democrats, liberal judges, Mahrer, and most of Hollywood) are attempting to devour and destroy everything Americans have fought for since the country began and leave little of what made us great to begin with.
May they all move to places where government is already what they are calling for. Let's see how creative and outspoken they are in those countries!
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Neil Cavuto: "I don't know what bothered me more.
Comedian Bill Maher saying we have to get over this notion of American exceptionalism.
Or his studio audience laughing at the remarks.
Well, at the risk of sounding out of step with what might be politically cool
I take exception to those exceptionalism remarks.
Think this country is exceptional.
I think it is unique.
I think what we've created here on this planet is unique on this planet.
Because the last time I checked we are the first country entirely made up of other countries.
First country truly built by, for, and of immigrants.
Not just from one country seeking asylum.
But from virtually all countries on earth seeking hope.
That's exceptional. And that's a fact.
Empires got that way conquering other nations.
Their residents became, through no desire of their own, residents of that empire.
They didn't run over to ancient Rome, so much as ancient Rome ran over them.
So here where from our earliest days people ran to us.
Seeking refuge, seeking riches, seeking something better.
Peoples the world over, who left everything they knew to start over.
Bill Maher is right to say exceptionalism can lead to arrogance but arrogance hasn't brought
Flotillas of refugees to this country to this day.
The exceptional opportunities in this country bring them to this day.
Because try as I might, I have yet to see a flotilla "leaving" this country or a rickety make-shift boat setting sail "from" this country.
Are many things in America cocky, argumentative, and loud.
It's in our DNA, I guess, to be rebellious to our core.
But it doesn't seem to have curbed human beings' desire to come to our shores.
I don't know what the future of this country holds.
I do know the historic place in the world it holds.
A country that has free'ed more people, enlightened more people, given hope to more people than any country before it.
And stands to this day as a beacon because of it.
Where you can ignore her history and still make it.
Make fun of her history and get rich because of it.
That's what's exceptional about America.
Any ass has a chance to make it in America. ANY ASS!"
Are you saying he should move to California?
I have it on good authority that Maher is a frequent patron of strip clubs and a lousy tipper to the girls.
Woo hoo!!
I remember years ago, bill maher got a gig on jay leno's show,and they mentioned that bill was not doing well and was depressed and sleeping on Leno's couch. Jay gave him some of those "reporting" comic jobs he sometimes assigns on the show. Bill was moderately, sarcastically funny at it.
And due to leno's magnanimous personality and exposure, somehow Maher also made it here in the country. Every year more and more of the public do see that maher is a hater, a racist, and just a nasty, ugly person, I side and out. But even he was able to make a decent living in this great, exceptional country.
Was Cavuto sick when he did this specific show? He sounds pretty bad.
I was watching it when he said it. It was clearly from the heart with clarity and truth!
This country will be exceptional until it adopts socialism/communism. It's becoming less and less exceptional.
Maher looks like he's dying of AIDS.
Either that or he's just extremely ugly.
I am sure in a few minutes we could get enough donations to send this idiot on a one-way trip to any fascist or marxist regime he would rather live in. Perhaps he could be Putin's court jester.
Blessings, Bobo
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Glover, Jania, Brame Elected to NAWM Board• May 6, 2008 Share:
Dick Glover '65 and Greg Janie '93 have been re-elected to their second terms on the Board of Directors of the National Association of Wabash Men, while Kenyatta Brame has been elected to his first term. Jim Dimos '83, president of the National Association of Wabash Men, announced the results of the alumni elections.
After graduating from Wabash, Dick Glover served in the U.S. Marine Corps for six years reaching the rank of Captain. He earned a master's degree in education from the University of Virginia and taught history and coached wrestling and football at Blue Ridge School and Woodberry Forest School until he retired in 2003.
His wrestling teams won 535 dual matches, 25 league championships, 13 state championships and one National Prep Championship. His football teams were undefeated 11 out of the 35 years he coached.
Woodberry Forest School awarded Glover the George O'Conner Prize for Excellence in Teaching in 2003, the Distinguished Service Award in 2005, and named the new fitness center after him in 2002. Glover received a commendation from the Virginia House of Delegates in 1999 and was elected to the National Wrestling Hall of Fame (Virginia Chapter) in 2003.
Glover was elected to the Wabash Athletics Hall of Fame in 1992 and received the Alumni Award of Merit in 2002.
Greg Jania a partner with WP Global Partners in Chicago. WP Global invests capital in private equity transactions on behalf of international clients. Greg was awarded a CFA charter in 2003 and earned his MBA with honors in accounting and finance from the University of Chicago.
Greg has been active in coordinating alumni events in Chicago and is a past-President of the Wabash Club of Chicago. He is also active in recruiting students from the Chicago area and in organizing career networking events for Wabash students in Chicago. In recognition for his recruitment efforts, Greg was awarded the Alumni-Admissions Fellow Award in 2002.
He is a member of the board of directors of St. Rita High School and is involved with Catholic Charities and the Association of Horizon, which assists physically handicapped adults in the Chicago area.
He is also active in the Tax Assistance Program, which provides income tax services for needy Chicago residents.
Kenyatta Brame graduated cum laude with a double major in political science and psychology in 1992. While at Wabash, he was a Lilly Scholar, a member of the Malcolm X Institute, and served as Student Senate Vice President. He founded the group KQ&K Mentoring Program at Wabash, which targets at-risk youth in Crawfordsville. He was also a starter on a conference championship football team at Wabash.
He is a graduate from the University of Michigan Law School and has a MBA from Michigan State University. Kenyatta is currently the Senior Vice President of Business Services at Cascade Engineering in Grand Rapids, Michigan. His responsibilities include providing direction to the following departments: Legal, HR, Marketing, IT, Quality, Safety, and Sustainability.
He has strong ties to Nuestros PequeÒos Hermanos (an orphanage consisting of 600 children in Honduras), where he volunteers each year. He is very active in his community, serving on city commissions, as well as on the boards of several non-profits including the Grand Rapids Art Museum, Alternative-Directions (a home for boys), Heartside ministries, and Omega-Psi-Phi Fraternity, Inc.


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How to choose sunflower varieties
By Lynn Byczynski
Sunflowers are a popular crop, and a great way for vegetable growers to experiment with adding flowers to the product mix. With more than 50 cultivars to choose from, getting started with sunflowers can be a bit intimidating. I'll explain the advantages and disadvantages of the various types of cut sunflowers.
For those in a hurry I'll cut to the chase: If I had to pick the easiest, most sure-fire variety for a beginning grower, I would recommend the 'Sunrich' series or the 'Pro Cut' series. I will explain why in a moment, but first I'll backtrack to the background information.
There are two basic categories of cut-flower sunflowers: the single stem types and the branching types. These two types are so different from one another that I think of them almost as different plants. I personally grow the single stem types because they are preferred in my market, but I can see where some growers would do better with the branching types. Here are the pros and cons of each.
Single-stem varieties, including the Sunrich and Pro Cut series, are pollenless hybrids, which means they don't drop pollen on furniture, tablecloths, and clothing, as non-hybrid sunflowers do. Many are really quick to bloom, just 60 days from seeding. There's a good selection of day-neutral varieties (see article on day length), which means they can be grown in a hoophouse early in spring or late in fall. They can be crowded into a 6" x 6" spacing to produce a bouquet-sized flower. Or they can be spaced a foot apart to make dinner-plate sized flowers.
Single-stem varieties have strong, thick stems and flowers of substance that make a statement and fill out a bouquet, which endears them to florists. And their vase life is amazing - up to two weeks in plain water.
On the negative side, single stem sunflowers produce one flower from one seed. (A few cultivars may send up small secondary flowers in mid-summer, but this is not the norm.) This means you have to succession plant every 10-14 days all season if you want to have a continuous supply. You would also need to charge $1 to $2 each for them in order to make any money.
Branching varieties produce numerous blooms over a long period of time, so they don't need to be succession planted as frequently. There are numerous unusual colors among the branching varieties, including burgundy, chocolate, bronze, and bicolors. Most of the doubles (more than one layer of petals) are branching types. In other words, this category has a lot of pizzazz.
However, the stems on most branching sunflowers are not as long or strong as the single-stem varieties. Most take about 90 days or more to bloom, and they require a lot of space; they should be planted 18" apart. Their long production time creates more opportunity for insects and disease to attack the plants. Many branching cultivars have copious amounts of pollen. (Look for those identified as pollenless if you think this is going to be a problem for your customers.) As a group, the branching varieties are not especially long-lived in the vase, some with only 5 days of vase life.
These are the basic considerations in choosing varieties, but new cultivars are being introduced every year that banish some of the objections to each type. There are now branching varieties that bloom in 60 days and have no pollen, such as Moulin Rouge and Peach Passion; there are single stem varieties that are fully double, such as Double Quick Orange; and there are bicolors, such as Pro Cut Red/Lemon Bicolor.
As for my recommendation of Sunrich and Pro Cut, I see these as offering a strong sunflower with the traditional appearance that appeals to all kinds of people, hence they are easy to grow and sell. They are not finicky about when you grow them, and there are plenty of color choices among the two series. If you want just a basic sunflower, this is a good place to start. Over time, you will surely want to try others and eventually you'll find the combination that is right for you.
Lynn Byczynski is the editor of Growing for Market and the publisher of The Hoophouse Handbook.


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Kick the Bucket is not dead! I will single handedly try to revamp the blog. We're all back to our respective homes for the holidays and riding our local mountains. Keep an eye out for the new Loonatics coming out soon! We had a pretty useless Thanksgiving and here's proof:
Nike CHOSEN battle is definitely still going on and Connor and the crew could use any help they can get and heres their intro video more footage and photos about these guys on their facebook page:
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Kitchen Tour: Cynthia's Fixed-Up Kitchen in Toronto
When Cynthia sent me photos of her "fixer-upper" kitchen in Toronto, I was immediately so impressed and drawn to the space she and her husband had created. The original kitchen in this space had scared off all the previous potential house buyers, but Cynthia and Alex are industrial designers, and they saw potential for a family-friendly kitchen that was both functional and sleek. Read on to hear from Cynthia how they accomplished this, and to see how the kitchen works for them now!
From Cynthia:
We found this fixer-upper during the time the housing market was down; twenty minutes drive to our jobs in the city but only seconds to a strikingly beautiful neighborhood cliffside beach. Having lived as commuters for seven years, it was a now-or-never opportunity to move. The Bluffs being an older neighborhood with its eclectic style of residences was very inviting, and the house was priced just right. There was only one big problem with the house: the kitchen! It had only one drawer! The kitchen scared off other potential buyers, but our immediate reaction was: Perfect, we'll take it! Being industrial designers (on a budget!), both of us could not agree on any of the 40 kitchens we previously visited — whether they were in a much better shape than this one or had been renovated.
We moved in last June and immediately started to plan our kitchen reno project. We knew we wanted an IKEA kitchen so we started collecting the base cabinets through frequent visits to their As Is section and other sources.
We wanted everything to be very functional for our family of four and this means that emptying the dishwasher has to be easy, cooking/preparation has to be easy — everything must be within an arm's reach of the respective task AND still be kid friendly. We enjoy the simplistic design but love to surprise our guests with functionality.
My husband Alex is the big cook and our two boys adore their dad and his cooking. The play kitchen is hands down one of their all time favorite toy and we thought it makes sense that it stays in our kitchen. This kitchen is where our family gathers — it truly is the heart of our home.
10 Questions for Cynthia (and Her Kitchen)
1. What inspires your kitchen and your cooking?
The kitchen is inspired by classic modern architecture and commercial food preparation. Alex is French-Canadian and Cynthia is Indonesian-born Canadian; we are both adventurous with food and determined to raise the kids with the fusion of flavors.
2. What is your favorite kitchen tool or element?
Our 120-year-old iron skillet bought at a country auction for 25 cents.
3. What's the most memorable meal you've ever cooked in this kitchen?
An impromptu dinner party with friends when we realized we had WAY too many P.E.I. mussels. Alex made a fantastic leek and white wine cream sauce, and we went nuts. That and the last-minute "create your own pizza" lunch we hosted for our other friends, where they topped their pita bread base at a buffet of toppings served on the butcher-block island.
4. The biggest challenge for cooking in your kitchen?
Keeping it clutter-free during the week for proper cooking.
5. Is there anything you wish you had done differently?
We would have taken another look at a cooktop or a sink in the island.
6. Biggest indulgence or splurge in the kitchen?
Frosted glass doors (that open upwards) on the upper cabinets, and the under cabinet lighting.
7. Is there anything you hope to add or improve in your kitchen?
Over time, the appliances, and a glass door to the deck to bring the natural gas barbecue into the work triangle.
8. How would you describe your cooking style?
Living away from Mom and Grandma makes us obsessively try to recreate our childhood favorites. This has become also a means by which to recreate favorites from meals out, from Boeuf Bourgignon and Rack of Lamb to Nasi Goreng and Rendang Beef.
9. Best cooking advice or tip you ever received?
When in doubt, set it to 350!
10. What are you cooking this week?
Seared Ahi tuna steak on salad with sesame/kecap-manis vinaigrette, coq au vin, and spaghetti with meatballs (not all for the same meal, of course).
• Cabinets/Island – IKEA
• Sink/Countertop – IKEA
• Refrigerator – KitchenAid
• Range Hood – Euro Kitchen 850 CFM
• Faucet – Price Pfister
• Coffee Maker – Toastmaster by F.A. Porche
• Microwave/Convection/Steam Oven – Panasonic
• China/Tableware – Rosenthal, from William Ashley, Toronto
• Juicer – ALESSI by Philippe Starck
• Kitchen Accessories – ALESSI by Alessandro Mendini
• Pendant Lights – RONA, Toronto
• Backsplash – Antica Tile, Toronto
We're always looking for real kitchens from real cooks.
Submit your kitchen here.
(Images: Cynthia & Alex)


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March 17, 2013 11:00am-05:00pm
Honolulu Museum of Art
Bank of Hawaii Family Sunday event information
Have fun with one of our favorite colors! Learn the art of Japanese flower arranging, make eco-friendly tote bags, and go on the gallery hunt for green artwork.
Note: Activities end at 3pm
Japanese Flower Arrangement: Learn how to create festive floral designs with members of the Ikebana International Honolulu Chapter 56.
Tote Bag Printing with artist Ryan Higa: Use ready-made or custom stencils to create a cool, eye-catching tote bag.
Sugar Rush, 11am-noon
These three mighty mites, ages 11 and 12, rock the house with hits Journey, Fleetwood Mac, Bruno Mars, Adele, and more!
Irish Dance Hawaii / An Daire Academy, 12:30-1:15pm
Don't miss this Irish dance group's envelope-pushing choreography. From graceful jigs and reels to thundering percussive dance, their repertoire will have you on the edge of your seat.
David Asing, 1:30-2:15pm
Take a seat on the lawn and enjoy some of your favorite Hawaiian, pop, country, and top 40 songs.
Celtic Keiki, 2:15-3pm
Feel the rhythm of Irish step dance with the Irish Club Hawaii Youth Group.
11:30am, 12:30pm, 1:30pm, + 2:30pm
Reid Tabata reads children's books related to the color green. Aimed at kids in kindergarten to sixth grade.
We show the best of the Children's Film Festival Seattle 2013!
Corned beef sandwich with tossed green salad, $6
Chicken katsu plate with tossed green salad or macaroni salad, $6
Hot dog with chips, $4
Spam musubi, $2
Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite, water, and juice, $1
Gatorade, Arizona Green Tea (bottle), and iced coffee, $2
Congratulations to last month's contest winner, ten-year-old Koichiro Otake from Honolulu!
Kids (ages 1-17) can enter the monthly drawing contest. The Honolulu Museum of Art gives contestants a theme and drawing supplies. The winner receives a Family Level membership to the Honolulu Museum of Art (worth $95), and his or her artwork is used to create the following month's event brochure and is posted on the Museum's website.


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In 1969, after surveying his life's work in The Journey Not the Arrival Matters, the last of five short autobiographical volumes, Leonard Woolf concluded: "I see clearly that I achieved practically nothing." The world would be the same, he reasoned, had he played Ping-Pong or tended his garden full time instead. Yet for most of his 89 years he worked long days.
Woolf's brutal honesty sticks with me. Self-assessment is important, especially if it is realistic and humble. Having read Victoria Glendinning's 400-plus page biography, Leonard Woolf, I'm not sure whether I am more inspired by what she calls Woolf's "habit of loving" or by his habit of throwing himself into pursuits with unreachable goals—like world peace. Or do these two traits stem from the same root? That is the explanation I'm leaning toward.
You see, I am interested in why people live the way they do, especially if their actions are selfless and their circumstances difficult. I don't care how often they falter or whether they are cantankerous on the way (foibles add to the credibility of the human struggle) or if they accomplish their goals. Rather, I am eager to understand why they bother. What motivates ordinary people to be good, to reach beyond the quotidian, to create the arts or build structures for justice or charity on behalf of others? I watch for motivations like this among my friends and family and seek it in newspaper reports, in Scripture, in books, films and theater. And while the saints are a part of this community I cobble together, my world is also peopled by secularists and colorful stumblers of all sorts.
Most Americans know Leonard Woolf only as "the husband of Virginia." Yet Glendinning's biography convincingly shows that we would likely never have known of Virginia had it not been for Leonard. His sacrificial love sustained her and kept her mental state from crumbling even earlier. He encouraged her to write and published her work through his basement start-up, Hogarth Press. After her suicide, he promoted her genius—in which he wholeheartedly believed—until his own death 28 years later.
Leonard Woolf's contributions to society are exemplary. As a young district judge in Ceylon, he saw to the education of girls and tried to bend Britain's colonial rule to give locals more self-government and cultural expression. As a British public intellectual, he wrote International Government, a classic tome that influenced the formation of the League of Nations—his biggest idea. He had served on advisory committees in the Labour Party to develop its vision and structure and felt great disappointment when the party did not ultimately support the League.
Woolf was an active citizen all his life, who wrote, spoke publicly and lobbied behind the scenes. He championed local causes (as an elected member of the County Council, as school manager, president of the horticultural society, the literary club) as well as international ideals. Long before others did, he saw the world slipping inexorably into the darkness of economic depression, dictatorships and world war. He could not abide injustice, cruelty, intolerance and tyranny. Woolf wrote that the goal of defeating them was "enough carrot to keep a human donkey going." Yet those goals overwhelm most people.
Woolf was not overtly religious, but faith anchored his life and work. It wasn't easy being a Jew in late 19th-century England, nor during World War II. But Woolf had interiorized the precepts of his faith, basics that underlie Catholic social teaching, too. "Justice and mercy—they seem to me the foundation of all civilized life and society, if you include under mercy toleration," he wrote. And that "Semitic vision," as he called it, explained the purpose of life and the motivation for his own labors.


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Stylish 4-Star Boutique Hotel Minutes from Manhattan
Split-flap displays (also known as "Solari boards") were once a hallmark of American railway stations—as passenger trains depart and arrive, the flaps spin with new city names and times, the displays flipping like a deck of cards through an automatic shuffler. This same old-fashioned display hangs in the lobby of Z NYC Hotel, but instead of departure and arrival times, the board features welcome messages in multiple languages, located above stacks of vintage steamer trunks. It's a nod to the old days of Grand Central Station in nearby midtown Manhattan, and much of the 4-star boutique hotel's decor exudes the style of a charming 1920s-style building.
At night, the Long Island City hotel acts like a miniature city in and of itself: jazzy live piano music emanates from the downstairs lounge kiosk, its area lined with black-leather booths. On the rooftop bar, Z Roof, bartenders craft tropical cocktails amid uninterrupted 360-degree views of the East River, Queensboro Bridge, and the spectacular Manhattan skyline. In the morning, guests can have breakfast into the 24-hour onsite diner, where chefs bake fresh bagels and baguettes. The hotel also offers complimentary transportation to and from midtown Manhattan throughout the day, quickly taking guests to Times Square, Central Park, and the retail shops on 5th Avenue.
In the superior rooms, a wall of windows stretches from floor to ceiling, opening up to Manhattan's skyscrapers and streetscapes. Murals of iconic New York scenes— from the Rockettes to taxi cabs—decorate the black-and-white walls of the rooms, and the hotel has turned mason jars into hanging lamps. For a romantic nightcap, guests can crack open their included bottle of wine or champagne and queue up their own playlists of crickets chirping to the tune of Al Jarreau songs on the room's iPod docking station.
Long Island City, New York: Historical Queens Neighborhood Minutes from Manhattan
Located just over the East River in Queens, Long Island City is mostly defined by its artistic community. Contemporary-art museums, graffiti galleries, and sculpture parks are scattered along the coast. The neighborhood is home to MoMA PS1, a Museum of Modern Art–affiliated experimental exhibit space—its website describes itself as a "true artistic laboratory." For food, you'll find international bistros, pizzerias, and bakeries serving homemade fare that reflects Long Island City's ethnic diversity.


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Conrad Classic 58 has been designed as a classic, true traditional style motor yacht. She has steel hull and deckhouse and decorated with teak/mahogany wheelhouse. Stylish stainless or chromed fittings add for a classic image of the yacht. Rich and best quality equipment and arrangements make her a comfortable yacht for a true gentleman and provide a touch of luxury on board. Twin engines and a bow-thruster make her easy to handle in crowded marinas.
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Skrovform: V-bottenskrov
LÖA Längd över allt: 58 fot 0 tum
Bredd: 15 fot 4 tum
LWL: 51 fot 8 tum
Fribord: 2 fot 9 tum
torrvikt: 76941 pund
Motor alternativ
Engine Option 1: 2x Yanmar 125 HP
Färskvattentankar: (1360 Gallon)
Bränsletankar: (1555 Gallon)
Additional Description
Interior Equipment and Furniture
The yacht has three cabins (one double Owner and two double/twin Guest cabins) with extra bathrooms with showers, galley adjacent to main saloon and wheelhouse.
All furniture and interiors are in traditional classic style emphasized additionally by furniture upholstery made from best quality Italian fabrics by Dino Zoli and covered with Italian leather steering console in the wheelhouse.
The furniture and wall paneling built in mahogany, satin finish with cream satin finish panels and mahogany high gloss trim.
Bathrooms and galley decorated with Madera Gold granite ornamentations connected with finest classic fittings and accessories provide atmosphere of real comfort onboard.
Floors in the wheelhouse, corridor and main saloon teak stripped plywood, carpet in the cabins, teak gratings in bathrooms.
All ceilings with beams wooden construction, underside of plywood painted cream, beams and stringers varnished.
C-shaped sofa with lockers under
2x armchairs separated with lockers & 2x pouffes
Folding swivel dining/coffee table
Steps inside yacht ? main companionway
Locker by the steps
3x drawers under aft windowsill
Handgrips by steps stainless steel/teak
Window blinds
Media locker incorporating LCD TV (pop-up lifting) & DVD player (car type)
6 traditional ceiling lamps
8 spotlights
2x 230V socket
Air-conditioning unit & controls
Additional Description
Main electrical installation is 24V DC.
Besides that each cabin, main saloon, navigation area, galley area and main engine-room are equipped with 230V AC sockets.
Main energy source for 24 V DC are two service battery bunks 580Ah each.
The batteries can be recharged by battery charger supplied by generator or 32A shore connection.
The separate 160Ah starting batteries for generator and main engines are charged directly from alternators suspended on the engines.
230V AC circuits are supplied alternatively by the generator, shore connection or batteries via inverter 24V/230V - 5000W.
Two 24V 65Ah emergency batteries are provided for navigation equipment operation.
Additional Description
Granite worktop with lockers and drawers
Stainless steel sink
2 or 4 burner ceramic hob
Electric oven with microwave
Galley extractor
Stainless steel top-loading locker under worktable
1 or 2 hanging cabinets
1 traditional ceiling lamp & 7 spotlights
Window blinds
2x 230V socket
Additional Description
Twin main engines Yanmar 4HJ3-DTHE (125 HP) with KMH4A1 gearboxes are installed aft.
The engines are connected to KMH4A1 reverse gearboxes and placed on elastic mounts..
Two 40mm shaft lines with 5-bladed propellers from Amartech.
Additional Description
The hull is fully welded of shipbuilding grade mild steel.
Round bilge shallow draft hull with dumb prow and a long classic aft overhang.
Nicely concave sheer-line and a rounded stern for a classic look.
Watertight engine room provides space for generator, pumps and air condition unit.
Behind the engine room there is a watertight afterpeak containing hydraulic gangway and rudder arrangement.
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Hatches, windows, companionway & outside doors
The yacht is equipped with traditional teak skylights where the opening flap is Foresti & Suardi brass chromed hatch (7 units).
Big windows are built of thermo-glass double layer with 6 mm gap between the panes.
The glass is glued into a recess in the construction and finished with mahogany varnished frames.
Front wheelhouse windows are equipped with electric wipers.
Bulwark , stormrail & handgrips
The deck is surrounded with a steel bulwark which is raised fore and aft.
The bulwark is capped with a varnished teak rail-cap, traditional storm-rail stanchions in stainless steel with a teak railcap on top.
Middle line stainless steel wire.
Both sides in the aft part of the yacht are opening parts to access bathing ladder and tender.
Teak deck & gratings
Main deck is fully covered with teak planks glued with Sikaflex system.
The fly bridge is covered with teak planks, roof covered with anti-sliding paint.
Deck tables, benches
All deck benches are built in teak, verticals and trimming varnished, the seats unpainted.
Benches aft and fore are hinged and can be flapped up to provide access for mooring.
The benches at flybridge contain lockers under the seats.
Space for loose teak furniture (table & 6 chairs) provided under the bimini.
Mast , funnel, tender crane
Fiberglass funnel with stainless steel decoration fittings gives truly traditional look.
Behind the funnel and attached to it there is stainless steel pipe mast with stainless steel wire shrouds.
Funnel is equipped with hydraulic lifting system to provide lower total height of the vessel allowing easy passage under low bridges when sailing on the river.
Mast of the yacht has been provided with satin varnished teak boom completely rigged for tender launching.
Tender is handled with wooden blocks and small capstan.
Small classic GRP rowboat finished with teak is stowed on the cradle mounted on the superstructure roof with stainless fittings and deck-plates for tender lashing. Bimini, camels & gangway
The entire area of the aft deck is covered with a bimini installed between two elegant camels.
The camels are built of stainless steel pipes and stainless steel fittings.
Tops of the camels are in varnished teak increasing classic look of the boat.
Thanks to hydraulic gangway and side ladder boarding is easy in every condition.
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I mean apples and oranges. Beating on women and being stupidly drunk. The point was that the Steelers have been putting up with a lot of B.S. from their players for a while.


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Tuesday, January 17, 2012
What Is To Blame For The Recent Collapse Of Corn Prices?Tweet
The grain markets were rising from mid-December until the USDA's Final 2011 Crop Production Report, Supply Demand Report, and Quarterly Grain Stocks Report, which were all released on January 12. Declining yields in Brazil and Argentina had been pushing up values at the CME, until last Thursday, until the USDA released data that surprised the market. Corn closed down the 40-cent limit, and both bean and wheat markets also collapsed with abandon. Was the market drop the result of USDA finding a lot more available grain to supply the domestic and global demand, or was it the result of something else?
After closing limit down on Thursday and dropping another 12-cents on Friday, many farmers were less than pleased with the USDA's numbers, wondering how they could be so much higher than what the grain traders were expecting. But someone watching numbers for many years contends that USDA numbers were probably close to reality, and the traders who estimated what the USDA would say were more optimistic than they should have been. University of Illinois grain marketing specialist Darrel Good says the surprises in the report would not have been such a shock, had the traders been looking for numbers that were closer to reality. Consequently, he suggests that the traders were more to blame for the market declining than anything else.
In his weekly newsletter, Good says the December 1 corn stocks of 9.642 billion bushels were 425 million less than 2011, the least in five years, and only 240 million bushels larger than the average of the guess of the market. He said even three of the 15 companies offering an estimate were in the neighborhood of what the USDA reported.
Good said part of the reason corn traders were surprised was that the stocks numbers were above their expectations, along with their expectations for the size of the 2011 corn crop. He says the market does not have to offer any justification of why it thought there would be a 30 million bushel reduction in crop size, compared to the last estimate. Instead, the USDA raised its November estimate by 48 million, which as only 0.4% larger than the November forecast. He calculated the spread of the change as one-third of the surprise in the stocks estimate.
Good said the market was apparently looking for a high level of use that would correct the estimated use of the prior quarter, which the market thought underestimated feed and residual use. He said when you consider the total use of corn during the September to December quarter, the percentage of total use was an unusually large 43.2%, which compares to a range of 38.2% to 40.7% over the prior 4 years.
Darrel Good says there are still problems with estimating feed use during a quarter along with the production of ethanol and the production of distillers' dried grains that are also fed. He says there is still no explanation for USDA's sharp decline in feed use of corn, use of all grains, and all feeds per animal unit in the last half of the marketing year for the 2010 crop.
Grain prices, and particularly corn prices, collapsed after the USDA reported its final production estimates and stocks on July 12. But, curiously, the market was expecting numbers that were not all that different from what was reported by USDA. Nevertheless, the small increases were seen as negative by the market since it was expecting small decreases. Since the USDA numbers were in line with its prior reports, the collapse of the market was more of a function of traders not guessing properly, instead of the USDA being incorrect in its estimates.
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Whenever I reboot and login, a window titled "Back Up" and "Connect to Ubuntu One" appears, containing a button named "Sign into Ubuntu One". I don't like Ubuntu One, nor any other proprietary cloud backup service, and I will never use Ubuntu One.
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Just Because Companies Can Design Around Patents Doesn't Mean There's No Impact For Consumers
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That seems like a rather simplistic analysis. Patel is right that many companies are "designing around" these overly broad and somewhat silly patents, and so it doesn't mean that Android phones aren't available. But that doesn't mean that there's no real impact on consumers. While it can't be quantified directly, there are numerous ways in which these patents are likely impacting the results. First, there's a matter of cost. The legal fights over patents are quite expensive, and that's almost certainly keeping prices on these devices somewhat higher than they might otherwise be. Second, the money and time it takes to do that "designing around" potentially slows the development of these phones. Third, those same resources could have been put elsewhere, working on additional innovations that would make the phones better and more valuable. Instead, they're forced to reinvent the wheel without doing the same scrollback or slide to unlock. Finally, while some will claim that forcing these companies to invent around the patents can lead to new innovations, there's little evidence to support this claim. Certainly it might happen accidentally, but letting developers come up with new innovations based on their own experiments and what the market tells them is always going to be more efficient than stumbling on some innovation because you're trying to avoid the artificial monopoly of a patent.
Of course, this is one of the difficult things in discussing the problems of the patent system. People insist they can't be that bad because these devices are still on the market. It's difficult to see or even explain the innovations that we don't have because of this, or even to show how the pace of innovation is almost certainly slower because of this, but that's exactly what plenty of research has shown for years. No one says that innovation stops completely because of patents, but we have significant concerns about how they impact the overall pace of innovation, as well as the specific direction of innovation. While it might not seem to have a "day-to-day impact on the consumer," chances are it's having quite a large one. We just can't see how big.


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Dave Ullman Leads After Three Thrilling Races in Annapolis
29 October 2008
After a spectacular day of racing in Annapolis at the 2008 Melges 24 North American Championship, it is 2007 World Champion Dave Ullman on Pegasus 505 who tops the leader board by three points from another previous world champ, Flavio Favini on SUI 521 Blu Moon. The final podium position at this stage is taken by local hero Terry Hutchinson on USA 751 Quantum Racing. In the Corinthian division it is Othmar Mueller von Blumencron on USA 679 Gannet who leads from David Dabney on USA 626 Wireless and Alex Shafer on USA 744 Sweaty Betty.
Conditions out on the racecourse this morning were undeniably chilly, but the sun was shining and most importantly the wind was a near perfect eighteen to twenty knots. The race committee went into sequence bang on time and after an initial general recall the fleet got away on the regatta's opening race. With the breeze in the right phase for much of the first beat, it was the boats who had started at the committee boat end who got the early jump. Dave Ullman made the best of this to round the first mark comfortably ahead of the pack. Behind, Morgan Reeser sneaked in ahead of Terry Hutchinson, with Othmar von Blumencron hot on their heels. There were lots of early gybes from the leading pack to get out into the stronger breezes on the right of the course. Ullman extended his lead downwind whilst behind him there was a fierce five way battle going on. Second through the leeward gate was Reeser with von Blumencron third.
At the final windward mark, Ullman looked to have the race in the bag, but Favini had scorched up the previous beat and was now continuing his charge down the run. With Ullman now under severe pressure, he had to switch to defend mode in the final yards into the finish. He held his nerve however and took the gun just a couple of boat lengths ahead of Favini. The next five boats came thick and fast, with Vincent Porter on USA 576 storming through to take third ahead of Hutchinson in fourth and Bruce Ayres on USA 747 Monsoon in fifth.
In race two Terry Hutchinson led around mark one, ahead of lady helm Kristen Lane on Brickhouse 623 in second and Ullman in third. Lane took the fight to Hutchinson downwind and by the leeward mark she had managed to take the lead. With the bit now firmly between her teeth, Lane extended up the next beat and was around twenty seconds ahead at the second windward mark. Hutchinson held off a challenge from Ullman to get around second, with Reeser also in contention back in fourth.
The story now was all about whether Lane could hold off the fierce attack from Hutchinson, who was trying everything he knew to get overlapped to leeward. Showing remarkable composure, Lane timed her gybe in front of the rapidly closing Hutchinson to perfection and was able to hold her challenger out to the layline. Following this up with another impressive high speed gybe, she blasted through the finish line to take a well deserved race win. Ullman consolidated on his first race win with a third place.
With the temperature dropping further, the crews were happy to get race three underway quickly and accordingly played their part with a clean start. Gabrio Zandona won the start at the committee boat end and looked to be a comfortable leader halfway up the first beat. However it was Favini who was able to tack underneath him at the top mark to round first. With both boats hoisting simultaneously, Zandona's crew faltered momentarily by partially trawling the chute. Seeing an opportunity to capitalise, Favini tried a quick gybe away, but was forced to gybe back almost immediately by a mass of beating boats. This enabled Zandona to get going properly and quickly retake the lead.
For the rest of the race these two teams were in a league of their own as they traded places at the front of the fleet. Zandona appeared fastest downwind with Favini demonstrating rocket ship speed upwind. The five legs posted for this final race of the day, enabled Favini to use his superior speed on the final beat to eke out a five length lead at the finish. The ever consistent Ullman clocked up another third to give him the overall championship lead ahead of Favini and Hutchinson respectively.
As the crews came ashore, they were greeted with warming clam chowder and some of Pusser's Rum Painkiller tonic soon began to thaw themselves out after a tiring day on the water. A delighted Favini told us "It was a long day and it was cold. We were hoping to only have two races, but we had three, which made for a long day. The second race was tough, however the third race was a great battle with Joe Fly and we very much enjoyed it. We are pleased to be leading but there is a long way to go".
Corinthian leader Othmar von Blumencron was amazed to dicover he was leading. "Wow! We're in the lead? You mean Bruce Ayres is not? That's great. Today's conditions made for some really great racing, it was cold, but it was good tight racing. No one boat dominated so we feel like we have a great chance to do well here."
Racing at the 2008 Melges 24 North American Championship continues tomorrow with three more races scheduled, more on Friday and Saturday to complete the twelve race series, hopefully warmer conditions are in the cards.
TOP TEN RESULTS (After three races)
- Dave Ullman, Pegasus 505 - 1, 3, 3 = 7
- Flavio Favini/Franco Rossini, Blu Moon - 2, 7, 1 = 10
- Terry Hutchinson, Quantum Racing - 4, 2, 4 = 10
- Gabrio Zandona/Giovanni Maspero, Joe Fly - 9, 6, 2 = 17
- Bruce Ayres, Monsoon - 5, 9, 8 = 22
- Brian Porter, Full Throttle - 6, 10, 6 = 22
- Chris Larson, West Marine Rigging/NE Ropes - 8, 8, 7 = 23
- Morgan Reeser/Neil Sullivan - 10, 4, 17 = 31
- Kristen Lane - Brickhouse 623 - 12, 1, 19 = 32
- Vincent Porter, USA-576 - 3, 17, 12 = 32
The 2008 North American Championship is sponsored by Pusser's Rum, Pusser's Caribbean Grille, Coral Reef Sailing Apparel, Gill, Melges Performance Sailboats, North Sails, Velocitek, Annapolis Wireless Internet (AWI), Harken, Sail 22, Quantum Sails, Westin Annapolis, Atlantic Yacht Rigging and Stuart Simpson's Team Barbarians. The Melges 24 Class and the Eastport Yacht Club are extremely proud to be partnered with these outstanding companies and thank them for their generous support of the 2008 Melges 24 North American Championship.


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GUATEMALA CITY — At least one problem is closer to being solved for the U.S. men's national team.
With the center back situation practically in full crisis mode following a series of disappointing showings from Clarence Goodson and Oguchi Onyewu, one of the brighter spots in the team's somewhat disappointing 1-1 draw in Guatemala on Tuesday was the play of Geoff Cameron, who came on at halftime to make his World Cup qualifying debut.
The Houston Dynamo center back was inserted 45 minutes in by head coach Jurgen Klinsmann in place of Goodson, who picked up a yellow card and looked a step off the pace in the first half. Alongside Carlos Bocanegra, Cameron helped lock down the backline, playing well for much of his second-half shift.
"It's one of those tough games to get into, especially in the hostile environment," Cameron said after the game. "But that's what you want to do. You want to get into these games. I felt pretty good, battling head balls, playing it simple, and that's all I could do."
Cameron's solid performance, along with that of the entire defense, was marred in the 83rd minute when the hosts won a free kick deep in the American third. Marco Pappa converted the ensuing set piece to grab a share of the points.
Nevertheless, the experience was a baptism of fire for the 26-year-old Cameron, who can add a national team qualifier to his international experiences at the club level. He had already visited Guatemala for a CONCACAF Champions League match with the Houston Dynamo a few years ago.
"I played here, against Municipal, at this stadium," Cameron recalled. "It's loud, the fans get involved and it can be rowdy. So the communication is important on the field, making sure you're organizing your lines and being louder than the crowd, and it's difficult."
Cameron was clearly disappointed to not get away with all three points this time, but he was more concerned with the big picture, taking the positives away from a useful point on the road.
"I thought we did well handling it," he said. "We defended pretty good, cleared our line up. It's just one of those unfortunate things, seven minutes left in the game and they get a free kick and they score. Disappointing, but we look forward to getting back and winning these games at home."


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Patients who walk into Freeman Neosho Hospital might see some renovations under way.
"The renovation began on Friday, March 1, and is anticipated to be completed by the end of the month," said Renee Denton, Freeman Neosho Hospital administrative services director. "This project will focus on the first floor from the main entrance continuing down the corridor to the café. The renovation will consist of installing new flooring, removing the current wall covering, and applying new paint to the walls.
"This renovation will provide a more aesthetically pleasing environment for our patients and visitors," she added. "The patient care at Freeman Neosho Hospital has always been of the highest quality — now the interior décor of the building will exude that same focus on quality."
Denton said there will be no services interrupted throughout the renovation.
"During the removal and installation of flooring near the emergency Room entrance, traffic for that area will be re-routed to the main entrance of the hospital for up to a 24-hour period," she said. "Extra staff will be present to assist with directing patients. While our maintenance staff have planned this renovation very carefully to ensure that no services will be interrupted, there may be a minimal increase in noise level during the two-day flooring removal process. Some work will be scheduled during evening hours to minimize any inconvenience to our patients."
Freeman Neosho hired several local contractors to aid in this renovation.
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PIPA's Own Sponsors Backing Off Bill; Ask Senate To Hold Off On Voting [Updated!]
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Similarly, six other Senators, including two co-sponsors -- Senators Orrin Hatch, Chuck Grassley (the two co-sponsors) along with John Cornyn, Jeff Sessions, Mike Lee and Tom Coburn -- have asked Harry Reid not to bring the cloture vote he's promised to bring on the 24th. In other words, as many of us have been asking: don't rush this. This is huge news. With Senators -- including three co-sponsors -- coming out so forcefully to Harry Reid that this bill needs more time, Reid is much more likely to delay the cloture vote, and to leave PIPA aside for other business for the time being. Either way, the letter (embedded below) makes it clear that more debate on the issues in the bill were promised and never held. And, they note, that they're hearing more and more and more about the problems in the bill, and believe they should be discussed openly, before anyone is voting on cloture or on the bill itself.
All of this, by the way, is because tons of you (tons!) have stepped up and reached out to your Reps. and Senators and let them know that these bills are unacceptable. Let's see if Harry Reid, Patrick Leahy and Lamar Smith finally admit that they, too, can hear you.
Update: Harry Reid apparently cannot hear you. He has come out with a statement saying that the cloture vote will continue on January 24th, despite the concerns of so many Senators (even co-sponsors of the bill) because it's "too important to delay." No. He's wrong. What's too important to delay is a real careful look at the impact of such a bill.
Update 2: More and more Senators appear to be distancing themselves from the bill. The latest is Senator Pat Toomey who makes it clear he does not like any bill that involves the government being able to order blocks of links to certain websites -- something he calls "pretty disturbing."


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Hartford, Conn., Sept. 27, 2012 - The Trinity College football team, which won, 37-16, against Bates last weekend in its season opener, will visit the Williams College Ephs on Saturday, Sept. 29 at 1:30 p.m. in one of the most storied rivalries in all of small college football. The Bantams, coached by Jeff Devanney (7th season, 42-7), and the Ephs are currently tied with Amherst, Middlebury, and Wesleyan for first place in the NESCAC at 1-0.
The Bantams are looking for their second straight win against an Eph team that took its opener easily at home last week, 42-7, against Colby. Trinity and Williams have dominated the landscape of NESCAC football since the turn of the century, winning seven titles between them in the last 11 years with a combined overall record of 140-24 since 2002. The year 2000 was the last time that neither team finished either first or second in the league. The teams have lost 14 games to the rest of the league during that time. Trinity, which owns a 44-game winning streak at home, won against Williams, 21-13, last fall at Jessee/Miller Field, while Williams won the previous fall, 29-21, in Williamstown. Trinity's last home loss was also to the Ephs, as Williams defeated the Bantams, 31-10, in 2001 which was the last year Jessee/Miller Field had a grass surface. Williams snapped Trinity's New England Division III-record 31-game winning streak in 2006, while Trinity ended 23-game winning streaks by the Ephs in both 1991 and 1996. All three streak-ending games took place at Williams' Weston Field. Trinity trails the all-time series against Williams, 36-32-2, but has won seven of the last 10 meetings between the teams. The Bantams are ranked No. 4 in the New England Division III Poll, while Williams is No. 9 in New England.
Giving Trinity its 17th consecutive season-opening win last Saturday, junior RB Evan Bunker (Topsfield, Mass.) rushed 27 times for 146 yards and two touchdowns, as the Bantams won their 19th in a row over the Bobcats dating back to 1979. Trinity outgained the Bobcats, 427-120, and the Bantam defense held Bates to three rushing yards on 19 carries after intermission and seven passing yards for the game. Junior RB Ben Crick (Middlebury, Conn.) rushed for 66 yards and sophomore RB Michael Budness (Belchertown, Mass.) added 42 rushing yards, 36 receiving yards, and an 11-yard touchdown catch. Trinity senior QB Ryan Burgess (Dracut, Mass.) finished 13-for-26 for 161 yards with two touchdowns and two picks, while junior WR A.J. Jones (Freetown, Sierra Leone) caught a 49-yard touchdown pass. Sophomore OLB Tom Szymanski (Dracut, Mass.) paced the Trinity defense with 10 tackles, including 2.5 for loss, while junior ILB Brett Cde Baca (Millbrae, Calif.) added seven tackles and 2.5 tackles for loss, and senior S Julian Brown (Philadelphia, Pa.) notched six tackles, one sack, two tackle for loss, and a pass breakup.
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Today is the feast of Corpus Christi, the body of Christ.
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This prompted Peter to reply "Where else would we go? You alone have the words that lead to eternal life."
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New York, State Census, 1892 (FamilySearch Historical Records)
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Collection Time Period
New York state censuses were created approximately every decade beginning with 1825. This official date of enumeration for this census is Feb. 16, 1892.
Record Description
The record is a printed form that was filled in by hand by the enumerator. The schedules are usually arranged by county and political subdivisions.
Record Content
- Name
- Gender
- Age
- Color
- Country of birth
- If citizen or alien
- Occupation
This census does not cover the entire population of the state of New York. Some of the modern-day counties did not exist in New York State in 1892. New York City organized its five boroughs six years later in 1898. New York created Nassau County that same year.
Not every county that was enumerated is currently included in this collection. Eventually it should encompass the following counties:
- Albany (not available yet)
- Allegany
- Broome (not available yet)
- Cattaraugus
- Cayuga (not available yet)
- Chautauqua
- Chemung
- Clinton
- Cortland
- Delaware
- Dutchess
- Erie
- Essex (not available yet)
- Genesee
- Greene (not available yet)
- Hamilton (not available yet)
- Herkimer (not available yet)
- Kings
- Lewis (not available yet)
- Madison (not available yet)
- Monroe
- Montgomery
- Nassau (see Queens County)
- Niagara
- Onondaga (not available yet)
- Ontario (not available yet)
- Orleans
- Oswego (not available yet)
- Otsego
- Queens (not available yet)
- Rockland
- Saratoga
- Schenectady
- Schoharie
- Steuben
- Tioga
- Tompkins
- Warren (not available yet)
- Washington
- Wayne
- Yates
The following counties are missing the 1892 census:
- Bronx (part of New York & Westchester Counties in 1892)
- Chenango
- Columbia
- Franklin
- Fulton
- Jefferson
- Livingston
- New York
- Oneida
- Orange
- Putnam
- Rensselaer
- Richmond
- St. Lawrence
- Schuyler
- Seneca
- Suffolk
- Sullivan
- Ulster
- Westchester
- Wyoming
How to Use the Records
A census can provide you with names and ages of family members, which you can use to calculate birth or marriage dates. It can provide the county where your ancestor lived, people living with or gone from the family, and relatives that may have lived nearby. The census may identify persons for whom other records do not exist.
Record History
Colonial censuses were created by the state of New York and were taken about every ten years beginning in 1690. State censuses began to be taken about every ten years in 1795. This census does not cover the entire population of the state of New York. Some of the modern-day counties did not exist in New York State in 1892. New York City organized its five boroughs six years later in 1898. New York created Nassau County that same year.
Why This Record Was Created
The census was compiled to obtain a count and description of the population of the state of New York.
Record Reliability
The information is generally reliable. However use the information with some caution, since the information may have been given to a census taker by any member of the family or by a neighbor. Some information may have been incorrect or deliberately falsified.
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Sources of Information for This Collection:
"New York State Census, 1892", database, FamilySearch; Digital images of originals from county courthouses throughout the state of New York. "1892 state census". FHL microfilm, Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah.
- New York. Allegany County. 1892 state census. Allegany County Courthouse, Belmont, New York. FHL Microfilm 501959
- New York. Cattaraugus County. 1892 state census. Cattaraugus County Courthouse, Little Valley, New York. FHL Microfilm 584495
- New York. Chautauqua County. 1892 state census. Chautauqua County Courthouse, Mayville, New York. FHL Microfilm 479648
- New York. Chemung County. 1892 state census. Chemung County Courthouse, Elmira, New York. FHL Microfilm 850934
- New York. Clinton County. 1892 state census. Clinton County Courthouse, Plattsburgh, New York. FHL Microfilm 863412
- New York. Cortland County. 1892 state census. Cortland County Courthouse, Cortland, New York. FHL Microfilm 843868
- New York. Delaware County. 1892 state census. Delaware County Courthouse, Delhi, New York. FHL Microfilm 832853
- New York. Dutchess County. 1892 state census. Dutchess County Courthouse, Poughkeepsie, New York. FHL Microfilm 565250
- New York. Erie County. 1892 state census. Erie County Courthouse, Buffalo, New York.
FHL Microfilm 825692, item 2-825696, item 1
- New York. Genesee County. 1892 state census. Genesee County Courthouse, Batavia, New York. FHL Microfilm 810479
- New York. Kings County. 1892 state census. Kings County Courthouse, Brooklyn, New York. FHL Microfilm 1930226-1930244
- New York. Monroe County. 1892 state census. Monroe County Courthouse, Rochester, New York. FHL Microfilm 833783-833785
- New York. Montgomery County. 1892 state census. Montgomery County Courthouse, Fonda, New York. FHL Microfilm 479335
- New York. Niagara County. 1892 state census. Niagara County Courthouse, Lockport, New York. FHL Microfilm 878329
- New York. Orleans County. 1892 state census. Orleans County Courthouse, Albion, New York. FHL Microfilm 592751
- New York. Otsego County. 1892 state census. Otsego County Courthouse, Cooperstown, New York. FHL Microfilm 869029
- New York. Rockland County. 1892 state census. Rockland County Courthouse, New City, New York. FHL Microfilm 564819, item 2
- New York. Saratoga County. 1892 state census. Saratoga County Courthouse, Ballston Spa, New York. FHL Microfilm 559941
- New York. Schenectady County. 1892 state census. Schenectady County Courthouse, Schenectady, New York. FHL Microfilm 503210
- New York. Schoharie County. 1892 state census. Schoharie County Courthouse, Schoharie, New York. FHL Microfilm 868883
- New York. Steuben County. 1892 state census. Steuben County Courthouse, Bath, New York. FHL Microfilm 512430
- New York. Tioga County. 1892 state census. Tioga County Courthouse, Owego, New York. FHL Microfilm 816369
- New York. Tompkins County. 1892 state census. Tompkins County Courthouse, Ithaca, New York. FHL Microfilm 856517
- New York. Washington County. 1892 state census. Washington County Courthouse, Fort Edward, New York. FHL Microfilm 512705
- New York. Wayne County. 1892 state census. Wayne County Courthouse, Lyons, New York. FHL Microfilms 479873; 479874, item 2
- New York. Yates County. 1892 state census. Yates County Courthouse, Penn Yan, New York. FHL Microfilm 838916
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- Mexico, Districto Federal, Catholic Church Records 1886-1933, digital imagbes, from FamilySearch Internet (www.familysearch.org: April 22, 2010), Baptism of Adolfo Femandez Jimenez, 1 Feb, 1910, San Pedro Apostol, Cuahimalpa, Districto Federal, Mexico Film number 0227023


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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – On the strength of five unanswered, fourth quarter goals, the MIT water polo team downed visiting Iona College, 11-8, on Sunday morning at the Zesiger Center Pool. The win capped a 2-0 home-stand over the weekend, following a 13-10 victory over Fordham on Saturday night. The games marked the start of Collegiate Water Polo Association (CWPA) Northern Division play for the Cardinal and Gray, who improved to 2-0 in the conference and 5-3 overall.
John Preis opened the scoring for Tech early in the first, with the first of his four scores on the day. Iona would answer as the teams ended the quarter tied at one. Andrew Dorne gave the host Engineers a 3-2 lead with just over three minutes left in the half but the Gaels evened things up a few minutes later on a breakaway goal. Preis added another tally late in the frame to send the teams into the break tied at four.
Matt Chapa and Preis scored in the third quarter, as Iona took a 7-6 lead into the final eight minutes. After an early fourth-quarter tally gave the visitors a two-goal advantage, Tech would respond by scoring the final five markers of the game en route to its third straight win.
Preis and Craig Cheney scored less than 30 seconds apart to knot things at eight. Nikola Otasevic finally regained the lead for MIT with his third goal of the season. Scott Stephens added a five-meter penalty shot in the period and Matt Perkins closed out the 5-0 scoring run.
Columbus Leonard earned the win in net for the Cardinal and Gray, stopping nine shots and allowing just one goal in the final eight minutes.
On Saturday night, Tech handed Fordham a 13-10 defeat, led by a game-high four goals by Cheney. Chapa added three markers, two steals and an assist while Preis and Stephens found the back of the net twice. Stephens also led the team with three helpers. Alex Mattfolk and Otasevic capped the scoring for the Engineers.
Leonard made 13 saves against the Rams to pick up his third straight win in goal. With its 2-0 mark in league play, MIT is one of just two unbeaten teams in the CWPA Northern Division, joining St. Francis (N.Y.) atop the division standings. Cheney paces the team, and is among the national scoring leaders, with 20 goals in eight games while Preis has 16 scores and five assists.
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Freese is a St. Louis County native. The third baseman hit .283 with 20 home runs and 79 RBIs last season and earned his first All-Star appearance.