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Does anyone know a jQuery plugin that makes Mac OS X Lion style scrollbars for every browser?
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Does anyone know a jQuery plugin that makes Mac OS X Lion style scrollbars for every browser?
Thanks in advance.
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Antiscroll is probably one of the best plugins available that recreates Mac OS X Lion scrollbars in every browser.
Some of the great features of Antiscroll:
Interesting stuff, I wrote a plugin that does just that. It's called LionBars.
nanoScroller.js is a jQuery plugin that coded with Coffeescript and it makes its job: http://jamesflorentino.github.com/nanoScrollerJS/
The scrollpane Jquery Plugin is the closest you'll get.
see the lozenge demo: http://jscrollpane.kelvinluck.com/themes/lozenge/
To make it more like Lion, you could customize it to only show the bar when the track div is hovered over and ensure you use the
Oh and for extra Apple goodness change the direction of the scroll so down is up and up is down :-)
The day Lion was released I was very fond of the scrollbar in the OS. The browsers already have a slick default scrollbar but I thought how about them Windows users ;).
It is still under construction but it might help you out: OSX Scroll
Based on tinyscrollbar but I made some adjustments. You can enable autohide (like in the OS). Just have a look at the source files.
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In shorter races I'm even faster.
Yes, I don't know that many people (any, actually) who can actually walk 10 minutes per mile for any sustained amount of time.
Either way, I'm not worried about what people think. If they want to waste the energy being angry, they're more than welcome to.
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...Either way, I'm not worried about what people think...
For some reason, I had gotten a different impression.
You're allowed to have any impression you'd like. I'm not concerned with people's opinions. I'm very happy with my progress and ability. However, that doesn't mean I shouldn't feel free to reply to a discussion.
The thing is, who cares? Everybody has different motivations, different abilities and different goals. Even if someone "only" walks 26.2 miles, that's certainly a better goal than sitting around on the couch and doing nothing. Sure, some people may have more potential than they are realizing, but again....so what? About 15 months ago, just a few weeks past my 47th birthday, I decided to start training for my first marathon. Six months later, I did it, finishing in 3:45. Six months after that, I qualified for Boston with a time of 3:29. What does that mean? Nothing. There are plenty of people who run sub 3:00 marathons that are saying, wow, that's slow. Do I care? Absolutely not. I am out there to compete against myself....to be the best that I can be, not the best that somebody else thinks I should be. For those who are "really serious", the reward is as simple as how well you finish overall, or within your age group. The absolute ONLY thing that annoys me is walkers or slower runners that line up to far forward making it near impossible for the runners who line up properly to get into a steady pace. Beyond that, kudo's to anyone who takes the initiative to do something to improve their health....even if it's "only" walking.
Thank you Bronco, I just joined today and I was amazed by the few posts I read. Who cares what motivates a person to run? The fact that he or she is taking the time to set a goal and do their best to achieve that goal is more than enough, whether or not they train. I finished a half-marathon in October and am about to run another in a couple of days. I'm pretty good about my training, missing only a one day and improving my times each and every week, and I'm still not expecting to blow anyone's mind with my time. My goal is to improve upon my time and see where it takes me. If I run another half, great. If I run a marathon, or complete a triathalon or NEVER RUN AGAIN, no one will suffer but me. So if someone doesn't train properly, you're going to pass them anyway and never have to deal with them again. Let them achieve their goals. I'm certain that the person you pass in a marathon has a skill or ability in which they succeed far more often than you do.
Hey Kim, congrats on the half marathon. Don't let some of the posts discourage you.....whatever it is that motivates you, good for you. The one thing I've learned about goals in the year and half that I've been running is, it's good to have them, but even if you don't reach them it doesn't mean failure. No matter how well you train and plan, sometimes things are just out of your control.....like the weather, or an untimely injury or any number of things. Failure would be not learning from something from every experience and using that knowledge in pursuing your next goal. Good luck with your next race....it'll be great!
Thanks, the run went very well today! I ran it in the time I wanted, despite a sore knee. I'm doing another in a few weeks, then it's time for a break. Also, thanks for the encouragement. I'm sure not every race will go well, so I appreciate the advice about learning from all of my running experiences. Good luck to you in all of your future runs!
I agree - many people don't take the time to accumulate the miles and get their bodies ready to run the marathon. To each his own, but the various running boards are full of posts from people who are training for a 10k in April and expecting to run a marathon this summer, and injury board full of people injured half way through their training "schedule". Personally, I am honing my half marathon skills (if you can call them that) this year, and would consider a full M next year if I feel i can devote the proper time to training AND get my weight down another 10-15 lbs so i can run that distance more effectively. This year's goal (for me) is to get from 1:52 time now to somewhere below 1:45.
A lot of people run one marathon and it's one and done, and they can forever tell the world they ran a marathon.
Every person is different. The amount of training they can handle and the quickness they can go from couch to marathon. I went from a broken foot to 15 MPW for 6 months over the fall and winter and then jumped into a racing series that spring and summer and ended with a marathon that fall. I wasn't plagued with injuries and I beat my Boston qualifying time by 19 minutes and felt great at the end of my first marathon.
I ran in high school, 20 years earlier, and just decided if I was going to run races I was going to train and I read a few books and visited the boards here and mostly followed the marathon outline in the Pfitzinger/Douglas book 'Road Racing for Serious Runners'. I ran about 12 races that summer and ended up snagging 2nd in a race series for my age group that year. If I'd listened to most of the posts on this thread (and the discussions that were around that year;-) , I would have just kept running easy miles and base building all that time rather than having fun and seeing what I was really capable of that year.
I will say that my first marathon, that fall, was a bit frustrating to pace since there weren't any corrals and there was also a 1/2 marathon that merged back in with the faster marathoners at a little past the 5 mile mark; it was just harder to weave and bob and get a steady pace. I really liked Boston and the fact it was in time-based corrals.
Anyways, my view is that it's awesome that so many folks are running for fun, fitness, and competition ... but I do really wish more of the races bothered to do corrals and make sure the runners line up generally where they should so things aren't so bogged down and frustrating.
"Oh it's not really a big deal. I suppose that as someone who really busts his butt to race a marathon I take mild offense when someone who barely trains, then walks part of the way, thinks they've done something monumental. They haven't."
Did you win? Then you didn't train hard enough. They trained to FINISH, you trained to RACE. Who reached their goal?
I sort of see both sides of this arguement (forgive me for being new - I used to be active at the old coolrunners but just got my new ID figured out)
I am fine with the 5-6hour runner when it is a first timer, or doing it for a cause, or doing it on a bet, etc. I struggle to see why so many people do 1-2+ marathons a year at 5 and 6 hours. I am NOT saying that they should not be there, just that I do not get it.
I have not run a full marry as of yet. Not sure if I will. I will only do it when I am sure I can do it a good bit under 4 hours. I have run many sub 2 halves with a best of 1:48. I want to get to under 1:40 in a half before I start thinking about a full.
I think part of the issue is the American way of more is better. Someone does a half on a dare . . . they do it in like 2:45. Well, if 13.1 is good, 26.2 has to be better. You see it on the Tri side as well (of which I was active until I gave up swimming this spring). More is always better. I think the real issue is how people feel about it and how it relates to others. I know someone who has run a bunch of full marrys (all well over 5 hours) and they just think any runner who has not done one is not a runner. They see the marry as some unreal accommplishment, but I see what they are doing as essentially walking 26.2 miles. Yeah.
A lot of people that do long events over and over at a slower pace are overweight. Yes, it is good that they are doing something, but I think for many it is nearly counter-productive. I think they see it as a 'free pass' to be fat. They can just make sure everyone knows they do marathons and they believe others will think they are fit. I
As others said, if the race is good about corrals, I could really care less. I grab my bottle of water and head home as soon as I finish anyway, so if people are slower than I have less traffic.
First, "proper training" is a silly term. What's proper for one isn't for another and who sets the bar? The fact that you think the avg pace is sad is incredibly elitist of you.
Some ppl are just interested in completing the race and enjoying it for
what it is, a long run, a personal goal to complete one, etc. They
aren't interested in running as fast as they are capable of running or
in a pain free race.
I can think of two reasons that people don't train to a level that would allow them to be as fast as they are capable of running. First completing a marathon (imho) is vastly overrated in terms of difficulty, so some ppl don't need to "train properly." Second, for some it's purely a casual affair, and life, kids, family, work and fun take priority. Race day shows up and those ppl just run and have fun at race day for what it is.
Personally, I take my training seriously...as seriously as I can with 2 young kids and a life outside running to deal with.
Just a small point here ... winning and racing aren't the same thing.
Racing is 1)a contest of speed in reaching a certain point or in doing or achieving something - an effort to get something done before a certain time.
*this was from my dictionary ... setting a goal and entering a contest seem to be what a race is, not how fast you decide your goal should be.
I teach/lead some aerobics classes and also see people on a regular basis training for running or other race events ... I'm glad they are doing this ... I do know that
quite a few of them have very low expectations for themselves and wish they had more confidence to try and push the envelope and see what they really are capable of
But they are trying ... they are more fit than they would otherwise be ... and they are actually doing the best they currently believe they are capable of (even though I, in my infinite haha wisdom, know they could do even better). <<notice the tongue-in-cheek, okay!?
What if I follow a recommended training plan, push myself as hard as I can without injuring myself or hating running, and just because of genetics (being short and not built to run) don't happen to run very fast? I'm still out there pushing myself. I've gotten faster and extended the distances I am able to run, so it'd hardly be fair to say that I'm just lollygagging (I think that's the first time I've ever used that work) about out there.
One time I came in fourth place in my age group out of 28 women. Other times I've been near the back of the pack. But I always get out there and try, and always have fun.
If anyone out there feels bad because of what some of the posters here have said, please don't. You have to do what makes you happy, not what makes others happy.
Reading over this thread, I have to say that both sides have some very good points.
Yes, I do agree that it is better to have run a marathon than sitting on the couch. The simple fact that people are beginning to get active makes me think we may have taken a turn in our society. It's amazing what changes the mind goes through once you put in miles and hours of work. You begin to become conscious of your intake and tend to turn down the high calories and stick with something that will help your performance. Your day to day routine involves taking care of your body and focusing on how you can better yourself.
I do believe there is a big difference in training regiment for a 6 hr runner and a 3 - 4 hour runner. No matter how slow you begin your base building I have to think your body must speed up by the time you are able to reach 45 - 60 miles per week. The major factors in slower running are cardio and body weight. You cannot convince me that if you are capable of running the proper weekly totals that you can't pick up the pace. I have run many long runs of 20 miles or more and there is no way I would continue to do so if it took me 5 hours of my time to complete.
With this being said, I don't have any idea how head strong a 5 to 6 hour runner is. What drives a person to continue to put one foot in front of the other even when they know it's going to take a long time? The marathon to most isn't about coming in at above the averages but rather pushing yourself to the max and finding out how far you can go. It has a lot to do with trying to capture a little of that competitive spirit we had when we were young.
So no matter if you finish in 3, 4, 5 or 6 hours you should be proud you did it. BUT - don't run a marathon because others around you are doing it. Do it with the intention to do better the next time. One of the worst memories I have is coming across the finish line 1 minute above my goal last October. The clock read 4:01 but I really thought I had failed. So what do you do? Quit, give up or try again?
I know what I'm doing. I hope to see all next week @ The Flying Pig Marathon. Bring your watches and cool outfits. I'll drink a beer with any finishers no matter what your time and welcome you to our unbelievable life changing group called -"Marathoners".
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Integration and Automation in a Modern Digital Radio Broadcast Studio
Radio is a live medium. Production of radio programs is usually carried out within a very dynamic environment, where last-minute changes and rescheduling occur frequently. Recent developments in studio system technology have enabled the simplification and automation of specific operational tasks. However, a result of this is that a typical broadcast studio desk is cluttered with various audio and information systems, which more often than not actually results in creating new difficulties for the presenter. Another important issue for modern broadcast organizations is the preparation for digital sound broadcasting. This paper describes an integrated digital broadcast studio system developed by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC). Several of the important design concepts for the system are presented as well as a description of the development process adopted. The paper concludes with a brief assessment of the installations at the ABC Radio Southbank Centre in Melbourne, and the Toowong radio studios in Brisbane.
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Creating user-generated content for location-based learning: an authoring framework
Version of Record online: 16 MAR 2012
DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2729.2012.00481.x
© 2012 Blackwell Publishing Ltd
Journal of Computer Assisted Learning
Volume 28, Issue 3, pages 195–207, June 2012
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FitzGerald, E. (2012), Creating user-generated content for location-based learning: an authoring framework. Journal of Computer Assisted Learning, 28: 195–207. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2729.2012.00481.x
Publication History
- Issue online: 16 MAY 2012
- Version of Record online: 16 MAR 2012
- Accepted: 3 January 2012
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- authoring framework;
- location-based learning;
- mobile learning;
- social media;
- ubiquitous learning;
- user-generated content
Two recent emerging trends are that of Web 2.0, where users actively create content and publish it on the Web, and also location awareness, where a digital device utilizes a person's physical location as the context to provide specific services and/or information. This paper examines how these two phenomena can be brought together so that user-generated content on mobile devices is used to provide informal learning opportunities relevant to a person's location. However, the generative process of such media does not always have much guidance on how or what to create, so the quality of such information can be highly variable. To overcome this, a framework has been designed to guide the authoring of user-generated content so that it can be used for informal learning about one's immediate surroundings (particularly in an outdoor setting), combining pedagogical aspects with those from human–computer interaction and environmental aesthetics. The framework consists of six dimensions that include aspects such as curriculum area (e.g. science, art), type of communication, use of language/media related to the landscape, knowledge level of content, contextual aspects, and types of interaction. In order to test the framework before it could be used to scaffold new content, it was first used to analyse and evaluate over 200 items of existing user-generated content, to investigate the appropriateness of the proposed dimensions and the items contained therein or if any were missing. This paper presents the findings of this initial testing phase, together with a discussion of how the framework can be improved, in order to help scaffold the creation of new user-generated content in the future.


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Subwoofers in Rooms: Equalization of Multiple Subwoofers
The effectiveness of multiple subwoofers in controlling low-frequency room modes can be improved through designing individual equalization for each of the subwoofers. The paper discusses two strategies towards equalizer design, minimizing coupling to individual modes, and minimizing the total energy radiated to the room. The frequency responses and sound field distributions obtained using these methods are compared to the results of conventional equalization and modal control only through loudspeaker placement.
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A Canadian scuba diver's attempt to smuggle 8 pounds of marijuana into the United States by swimming the St. Clair River ended with his arrest, authorities say.
The scuba diver, whose name wasn't released, was spotted on surveillance cameras pulling what appeared to be a so-called dry bag used by divers, the TV station said. When they took the man into custody, they allegedly found the stash of pot secured in a watertight PVC cylinder tied a seawall ladder in the bag.
"We picked up his image on our camera and could see he was carrying something," U.S. Customs and Border Protection spokesman Kris Grogan told The Macomb Daily in Mount Clemens.
The suspect was turned over to St. Clair County authorities.
Grogan said it was the first time he'd ever heard of the drug-smuggling strategy.
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By Jennifer Shryock
Is your babysitter watching the kids and your k9 family member?
It is Saturday night and you have planned for a babysitter to entertain and care for your children while you have a date with your spouse. Aaaahhhh! Adult time! Your sitter arrives and greets the kids and your eager dog. As you go over the rules, meal plan and emergency numbers your furry family member follows your every move. He even almost models how to diaper the youngest one. He is excited and not sure what is going on, but he is thrilled to have a new person to pay attention to him. You give hugs, kiss the kids goodnight and give a pat to your pup as you head out. In your car you mentally go over the details to be sure you told the sitter everything. You drive off confident you have covered it all.
But have you? What about your dog? Do you know how this babysitter feels about dogs? Have you provided an area where the dog can be put so that they can focus full attention on the kids? What about if there is a thunderstorm? How will your dog react and what should the babysitter do?
It is important that parents learn about safe kid and k9 interaction so that they can help plan and prepare anyone who will be responsible for their children while they are away from home. When parents leave the home the dynamics change. This can create confusion for some dogs. Planning ahead sets everyone up for success.
I suggest that parents find a quiet and secure spot for their k9 companion while away from home. Provide a stuffed kong or some kind of unique treat for these times. This will allow your babysitter to focus their full attention on the kids. If confining your dog is not an option then I encourage you to educate your babysitter about safe kid & k9 interaction. Learn about the signs and signals your dog offers to indicate stress.
Dogs and kids often share a unique bond. This is something to cherish. It is important to remember that they are dogs and perceive things very differently then we do. Learning about canine body language and behavior helps you to ensure a safe and loving bond between your canine and all family members.
Jennifer Shryock, creator of Dogs & Storks™ CD, is a stay-at-home mom and a certified dog behavior consultant, specializing in safe Kid and K9 interaction. Believing the relationship between dogs and their family is precious, Jennifer created Family Paws to offer opportunities to families that will help enhance their relationship with their dog. She provides positive training techniques to help promote safety and fun between kids and their family dog through Family Paws -- offering a wide variety of services ranging from basic doggie manners to complicated behavioral solutions.
Jennifer is a certified and founding member of IADBC, Inc. and maintains professional memberships with APDT. She is enrolled in a Diploma program of Canine Behavior Theory at Cynology College and has been an advisor at Doggie Door forums for three years in the areas of Dogs and Kids and Cat and Dog.
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DRAPER — Brent Andersen is standing in the middle of a swirling swarm of children and their parents in the shark tunnel of the Loveland Living Planet Aquarium, looking as nonchalant as possible. To most observers, he is watching sharks like everyone else, but what he is really doing is eavesdropping. This is the way he likes to spend his breaks.
"That excitement you hear," he says, "that's the reason I do this. That's how I feel about it. It's like I'm 6 years old again and sharing that passion."
This is why he lived on Top Ramen and peanut butter well into middle age. This is why he maxed his credit cards and got into debt up to his eyeballs. This is why friends were telling him to give it up and get on with a "real" career.
This is why a marine biologist lives in landlocked Utah, 800 miles from the ocean.
It makes no sense. Would an alpine skier live in Kansas? Andersen walked away from a secure job on the California coast to return to Utah to build a world-class aquarium in his home state. His vision was finally realized 17 years later with the opening in Draper on March 25.
The aquarium reached 200,000 visitors on Day 36 and is on pace to reach the million mark within a year. According to Andersen, it ranks fourth among the nation's aquariums in attendance. Part of this is probably attributable to the newness of the aquarium, but the aquarium also had long lines and sustained attendance when it was temporarily housed in smaller facilities in downtown Salt Lake City and in Sandy.
"It's been a long, 17-year odyssey," says Andersen, as he surveys the scene, winding his way through the children past penguins, otters, sharks, touching pools and rain forest exhibitions.
It began with a book. At the age of 5, Andersen was given "The Sea," a large Time-Life publication filled largely with photos and captions. Looking through the pages, he was enthralled. His parents read it to him repeatedly at his request, and his fascination with the sea began. He keeps the book in his office, now dog-eared, battered and missing pages.
There is a photo of a scuba diver that he turned to frequently. His parents explained that the diver was a marine biologist. He decided that's what he would do, and he never grew out of his childhood fascination or moved onto other things over the years as most kids do. Well-meaning adults encouraged him to consider other goals — after all, there was no ocean in Utah — but he was resolute.
"It was all I wanted to do," he says.
He was captivated by TV shows about the ocean, especially those featuring legendary marine biologist Jacques Cousteau. Later, as a college student, he studied French "just in case" he was able to get a job aboard Cousteau's ship. He became a certified scuba diver and made so many dives that he stopped counting at 150.
In his formative years, he studied everything he could find that related to the sea. "Whenever my friends had a question about animals, it was, 'Ask Brent,' " he says. "I liked to talk about it, and the other kids enjoyed it. I enjoyed sharing what I knew. Now I'm doing the same thing."
After graduating from Hillcrest High, he took a job in a biotech lab and waited until he was 21 before he worked up the nerve to take a college class. "I didn't feel confident I could do college-level work," he says, but when he earned an A in a biology course his confidence soared. He began taking more classes at Salt Lake Community College until he ran out of science courses.
"It became clear I had to get to an ocean somewhere," he said.
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I have a REPL which I started with Window->Show View->Other->Clojure Views->REPL.
When I select the println expression (all of '(println "hi")') and hit Command-enter, the expression itself gets echoed in the REPL window, but no output occurs. Similar with expressions like '(take 10 (range))'.
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Just as all hockey players have a role for their NHL team, there's a role for them in fantasy hockey as well. There are 12 players who are a plus-8 or better as of Monday morning. Of those twelve, only four are owned in more than 5 percent of ESPN leagues and only two are owned in more than 70 percent. Maybe that's because only four of the twelve have more than five points. And herein rests our problem: How do we benefit from league-leading plus/minus when it comes from a player who doesn't help much in any other categories?
We see it every season, as some of the year-end leaders in plus/minus are defensive defensemen or two-way forwards who don't put the puck in the net. They have value for their NHL team, so why not find a way to let them have value for your fantasy squad? With a few careful checks and balances, you can use players like current NHL leader Nicklas Grossman to bolster your plus/minus without wasting roster space.
For head-to-head owners with daily lineups, the solution is quite simple. You will rarely struggle with games-played limits for the week, so it's as easy as parking the plus/minus contributor on your bench and plugging him in when you see an opening. Make sure to check the Fantasy Forecaster each week; the defensive rating was created to help gauge the plus/minus potential for a team for any particular game. So if you see the Colorado Avalanche lined up for a game with a D:7, plug in Scott Hannan. But if their next game rates a D:2, leave him on your bench.
For rotisseries fantasy players, the process is a little more difficult, especially in shallow leagues. You don't want to be starting Davis Drewiske on a consistent basis over your No. 4 defenseman, because you have only 82 games for each defense roster spot for the season. Using too many of those starts on a player whose sole contribution is plus/minus will set you too far back when it comes to points and other categories. The key is to keep a tally of your missed games due to injury and watch your games-played pace as the season wears on. That will allow you to have Drewiske or Jay McKee on the bench and use him whenever you see a good matchup, but remain confident that you won't miss out on Chris Pronger's final five games of the season because you already used up your defense by then. It's easy to click over to "Max & Pace" from your team page and see how many games played you are on pace for and then adjust your use of the plus/minus bench player accordingly, but because not all NHL teams play at the same place, don't forget to check how many games played your starters have versus what their NHL teams has played as well.
Grab 'em
Sam Gagner, C, Oilers (owned in 7.5 percent of ESPN leagues): I'm pointing to Gagner here because I expect his other linemates are already owned in your league: Ales Hemsky since the draft, and Dustin Penner since everyone realized he was on fire to start the season. The Edmonton Oilers' lines have been adjusted between periods as coach Pat Quinn changes his mind as often as the wind changes direction, but there has been some consistency for a few games now as the red-hot Penner settles in on a line with Hemsky and Gagner. The trio joined forces to score four goals and have nine assists in their first game together against the Columbus Blue Jackets, then had a goal and four assists against the Calgary Flames Saturday (the whole team was shutout Sunday by Roberto Luongo). This is surely the kind of scoring potential Quinn has been looking for through all his juggling, so we can only hope he sticks to his guns with this combination. It's great news for all three players and their fantasy owners should they continue as a unit.
Derek Morris, D, Bruins (2.8): An injury and a slow start for Dennis Wideman opened the door for Morris to take a more prominent role on the Boston Bruins defense. While he hasn't slammed that door shut to Wideman regaining some value, Morris has done an adequate job. Playing on and off the power play with Zdeno Chara as a defense partner has made Morris an accomplice on six goals through 10 games and he has chipped in a goal of his own as well. It's been a long time since Morris' 48-point career year in 2002-03, and he hasn't cracked 30 points since then, but as long as Chara is at his side he will be fantasy worthy this season.
Marc-Andre Bergeron, D, Canadiens (5.2): Three games, three power-play points and three Montreal Canadiens' wins; that's Bergeron's résumé since being brought on board to replace the injured Andrei Markov as the Habs' offense from the back end. The power-play specialist, who didn't have an NHL job when the season started, certainly looks ready to endear himself to fantasy owners until Markov returns. Although Bergeron won't play as many minutes as other defensemen and will struggle with plus/minus, his points should make up for the shortcomings.
Ditch 'em
Keith Tkachuk, C/LW, Blues (56.4): Mr. Tkachuk still packs a wicked wrist shot that could beat most goalies from almost anywhere in the offensive zone, but one of the simplest principles behind scoring is that you have to shoot the puck in the first place. Tkachuk is now skating on the St. Louis Blues checking line with Cam Janssen and Brad Winchester and he hasn't taken a single shot on net in more than three games. The Blues boast tons of talent on offense so it won't be easy for Tkachuk to work his way back into the mix after being shuffled out of the top three lines. He may become relevant once injuries set in later this season (if he doesn't succumb to one himself), but for now he won't help in most fantasy formats.
Alex Tanguay, LW, Lightning (73.4): Coach Rick Tocchet has been open about the demotion as being nothing more than a kick in the rear end meant to get Tanguay back on track offensively, but it's hard not to look at his two points on the season and want to jump ship. In shallow leagues, go right ahead and ditch him. Tanguay has not found any rhythm with Vincent Lecavalier, and Ryan Malone has solidified himself as the left winger with the team's offensive catalyst, Martin St. Louis. While Tanguay may mix himself in with Steven Stamkos and find some common ground eventually with Lecavalier, he is expendable in shallow leagues right now. I'd hold in deeper fantasy formats, though. When the chips were down against the Buffalo Sabres on Saturday night, Tocchet was quick to bring Tanguay back into the top six, so the demotion may be short-lived in the end.
Quick Hits
The line getting the most ice time lately for the Blue Jackets does not include Rick Nash. Antoine Vermette, Kristian Huselius and Jakub Voracek have been clicking as a unit, making all three players notable to fantasy owners. All three are owned in approximately 80 percent of ESPN leagues. It's just a little lower body injury for now, and he'll be back before you know it, but Justin Williams has had a chronic run of injuries over the past few years. That makes it quite notable that in his absence, Wayne Simmonds has managed to contribute a point per game while filling out the Los Angeles Kings top line with Anze Kopitar and Ryan Smyth. Red-hot Ryan O'Reilly is starting to pull his linemates along with him. The 18-year old rookie for the Avalanche has 10 points in 11 games and a plus-10 to make him a good fantasy pickup. Furthermore, on a line with him of late, Chris Stewart has four points in two games and T.J. Galiardi had the second multipoint game of his career Saturday. Derek Dorsett is quickly earning some love from fantasy owners who seek a goon with a decent amount of ice time. Able to actually play defensive hockey as well, Dorsett has found a role on the Blue Jackets third line with Samuel Pahlsson and Raffi Torres. The nice thing about Dorsett's penalty minutes is that they come with at least 10 minutes of ice time in every game (he wasn't kicked out of) except for one. As the Vancouver Canucks still sort out their lines without Daniel Sedin, Michael Grabner is up from the AHL and making a case to never go back. The rookie winger has speed to spare and is playing on a line with fellow speedster Mason Raymond and two-way king Ryan Kesler. The trio has looked like a match made in hockey heaven, with Kesler's defensive ability allowing Grabner and Raymond to speed on ahead and take chances. The same three actually constitute the Canucks' first power-play unit as well. Get on Grabner and Raymond now. Speaking of the Canucks, check out the availability of Mathieu Schneider. In his first game of the season Sunday, he skated just shy of 15 minutes on the third pairing and worked some power play time. He had little to no impact on the box score, but his role will certainly expand in short order.
Sean Allen is a fantasy analyst for ESPN.com and the 2008 Fantasy Sports Writers Association Hockey Writer of the Year. You can e-mail him here.


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The credit card had last been used at a store in Bayou George on October 28 but was discovered missing when the victim wanted to use it on October 30.
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Crawley Borough Council has agreed to build the town's new cemetery at Little Trees near Tollgate Hill, and has submitted a planning application to convert the site.
The 12-acre site, which is on council-owned land adjacent to the A264 Crawley South West By-Pass, would provide enough cemetery space for up to 50 years.
You can click on the links below to see plans showing the location of various types of burials on the site – in phase one and when the cemetery is complete by:
Consultation was carried out in February and March 2015 to collect the views of residents, community groups and faith groups on these proposed designs. For further details see the Consultation Report .
Crawley Borough Council owns and manages Snell Hatch Cemetery, The Dingle, West Green, Crawley RH11 7JB. The car park entrance is accessed from Goffs Lane.
The cemetery is open every day (including weekends and bank holidays) between these hours:
9am – 4pm October to March
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The cemetery is open for burials on weekdays:
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Snell Hatch offers the following choice of graves:
All new graves are in the lawn section. Memorials allowed are headstones at the head of the grave. The rest of the grave is grassed. There is a small area either side of the headstone where summer and winter bedding may be planted.
A new section of the cemetery has been set aside for the burial of cremated remains. Concrete kerbs allow two bronze plaques to be fixed and a memorial vase placed. Unfortunately no other memorials or tributes are allowed.
A section has been set aside within Snell Hatch Cemetery for burial of people of the Muslim faith.
All the original burial registers are kept at the Town Hall and may be inspected by appointment. The cemetery was first used for burials in 1925.
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I have installed Office 2013(64 Bit) onto my Windows 8 Professional 64 Bit machine. HOwever when i try to print to any of the printers configured on the network, all Office applications crash!
Looking at the event viewer I get the following stack trace
Faulting application name: OUTLOOK.EXE, version: 15.0.4420.1017, time stamp: 0x506742d6 Faulting module name: gchp2600.dll, version: 2011.217.1.32924, time stamp: 0x4d5d02e4 Exception code: 0xc0000005 Fault offset: 0x000000000008ead5 Faulting process id: 0x22dc Faulting application start time: 0x01ce0eb952f42cb9 Faulting application path: C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office15\OUTLOOK.EXE Faulting module path: C:\Windows\system32\spool\DRIVERS\x64\3\gchp2600.dll Report Id: a6bc22d8-7aac-11e2-be79-08edb948381a Faulting package full name: Faulting package-relative application ID:
I can print to from other applications and to print anything from office I first have to save it to XPS and then print from Reader!
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AUSTIN - Gov. George W. Bush launched an "Educators for Bush" coalition Monday, talking up Texas education improvements and accusing Vice President Al Gore of offering "failed ideas of the past."
Educators from Michigan, Ohio, Kentucky and Texas were among those appearing at the Governor's Mansion to proclaim support for Bush, the Republican presidential nominee.
"Educators for Bush" is a grassroots group organized in eight states so far and planned for all 50 states in the coming weeks, Bush said.
"Our goal is not just to win an election. Our goal is to spur a great movement in education reform by putting an education reformer in the White House," Bush said at a news conference, before reporters questioned him repeatedly about prescription drug coverage for the elderly.
Gore, campaigning in Florida, began a weeklong focus on health care as he spoke with older voters about his prescription plan.
Bush says education is his top priority. He is embarking on the second week of a two-week "education tour" through battleground states.
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Gore offers only voluntary testing in two grades and no plan to improve reading, Bush said.
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Bush also said under his leadership Texas has authorized the creation of charter schools, noting there are now 168 of them.
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163 reviews | 3.7 out of 5
Have used my Ronco dehydrater for years to dry fruit, meat, and am using it now to dry chopped up celery, carrots, and potatoes. After losing so much meat after Hurricane Katrina, I prefer to dry extra meat and vegetables, etc. instead of freezing them during a hurricane season. I chop each bit into about one quarter of an inch wide and thick. Takes about 24 to 36 hours for the meat or vegetable to get dried till done. It doesn't get hot to burn a counter top but I do recommend putting it on a wooden cutting board as it works. It won't overheat a kitchen the way canning vegetables does. I know. I can vegetables, too. Very hot work indeed. Don't overcrowd the trays and make sure you rotate your trays every three to four hours for even drying. Tray one will go into tray five's spot. Tray two will go into tray four's spot, etc. High moisture food like tomatoes will take longer and need extra spacing. For the price, it's a pretty good deal for the money. By the way, dried tomatoes with the skin taste very sweet with a hint of tomato. Tasty over baked potatoes or baked poultry.
Ok, so there seems to be a lot of negative comments about this Ronco dehydrator so I'd like to go over them. First off the melting of the trays. I had one tray on the heater by itself for hours and not once did it become weak or malleable. From the reviews it seems like there is a relationship between this and Jerky. So I would not recommend this if you ever plan to use it to make Jerky. Now some say the trays are brittle. I personally don't think so. I found them to be pretty sturdy and the plastic is fairly thick. They are really easy to wash and if you are just doing fruit it peels right off without any residue. Now as for time. I love that it just uses a heating element so it emits absolutely no noise. It is completely silent. Because of this some say that it takes forever to dry the fruits. But I found that in just a few hours if the fruit is thinly sliced you'll have a gummy consistency like apple rings. It does take much longer if you do want chips, but because you get 5 trays if you keep a constant cycle going you'll constantly have chips ready, It does say rotate every 2-4 hours though that's hard to do while you sleep, but because they didn't melt in the daytime, they shouldn't overnight. There is no buttons or knobs so all you have to do is plug it in. I do like that it is BPA free so its safe to eat off of. Overall it really is a good product, and the company has been around for 50 years so you have some reliability. I really enjoy it and i think you will too. Also if anything does go wrong there is always a warranty or you can just return it.
I use mine all the time without any of the problems listed by other users. I'd suggest reading the intructions before using as they SPECIFICALLY say that high moisture foods should not be dried with low moisture foods and that you need to cut meat thin for jerkey and not over pack the trays. If you use it the right way, everything comes out perfectly. I have also found that if you have high moisture foods, put an empty tray on the bottom and on the top and it will help with the convection drying process (think air flow through a chimney). I dry whole baby carrots, celery, mushrooms, tomatoes, etc and all kinds of fruits. I have made AMAZING thick cut jerkey as well as thin cut. You just have to make sure the meat doesn't touch each other and you have good air flow, if you can't feel the heat coming out of the top, you need to remove some of the food from the tray to ensure proper air flow. I love mine so much, I am buying another! I live off grid with solar and wind power and LOVE the fact that the Ronco uses only 500 watts of power and helps stock my pantry as veggies and herb come out of the garden. GREAT product
I've had great success with my food dehydrator! I'm ordering 3 for Christmas gifts for my daughters! I bought my Ronco over a decade ago for about the same price as Walmart has it today. My girls were young and time was limited. I used it to occasionally make Jerky and dry fruit for several years. About 5 years ago, my husband installed the storage cabinets in the garage and I "lost" my dehydrator to the back of it. I was so glad to find it again. Just in time too. My basil, zucchini and tomato plants are going absolutely crazy. Just as I was about to dry those, I realized I had a large container of mushrooms that needed a home. Woo Hoo! I dried them, used my Food Saver to store them and moved on to my peaches, then the zucchini and tomatoes! A light spritz of Pam or veggie oil and turning the trays 1/4 turn every couple of hours are key. FYI, my Jerky doesn't last long enough to package it for storing.
A friend of mine has one and I liked her results.
'You' choose the food you want. You decide how crunchy or chewy you want the food. It's great for people on the go. You could actually take a 'meal in a bag' as you're running out the door. Beef jerky, vegetables & fruit - all healthy.
Have fun!
This is the first year I have had the time to have a garden and I am loving the flexability of canning some things, freezing and dehydrating others. The only problem I have had is that some of my squash has been small enough pieces to fall thru the grates and banannas are not working at all (I had to just wash them off and trash them) a simple fix would be to buy the screen grates to go along with the standard machine. I also tried to dehydrate some balogna but unfortunately that had really bad results (I burned/melted parts of the grates) the fat content in the meat created too much heat and they didn't taste good either but the dogs love them and they make great/cheep chewies for them. I think I am going to figure out a way and keep doing the balogna for the dogs but not untill I am sure it won't hurt my machine. I have dried pickles, squash, cucumbers and zucchini with great results. Before too long I am going to be buying the screen trays so I can do watermelon and cantilope. Overall great purchase well worth the price I paid and it was cheeper here with pretty much the same thing as over the product web site. Very happy with this machine.
After one batch of jerky that we ended up putting in the oven because the ronco never reached a temp above 85 degrees the ronco went back in the box. Honestly we would have been better off putting an old stove coil under a bucket with holes poked in it and added a few trays and called it a dehydrator. Sure it comes with a ten year warranty because on the eleventh year your first batch of jerky will be done. No fan no temp setting heck there isnt even an on off button. Bad product and I should have known better than to buy something that was featured on an infomercial. DON'T BUY THIS ITEM and Wal-Mart I love you get this junk out of your inventory!!!
All it does is shrivel up whatever you put in it. Should have paid for a more expensive one I guess.
I purchased this dehydrator as a Christmas present for my parents this past year since we could not find our old one. We are a family who loves Carne Seca (Beef Jerky) from our family in New Mexico. However, it can be very expensive. It costs us $20 for only a pound and that doesn't last very long for one person. I had an idea that we should just start making it ourselves. To make a long story short, the directions told me that it would take 1 to 2 days and I was very surprised to find out that it finished in 12 hours or less. I was thrilled. THe best thickness is meat that they cut that is used for milanesa (whatever that is) it is the perfect thickness. I also purchased the meat at my local Super Wal-Mart. Overall this Dehydrator was excellent.
This was my first attempt at drying fruit to make my own herbal teas and I have to say the only drawback is having to rotate the trays. That said it works pretty well and I look forward to learning which fruit works best. I like the fact that it is clear and that you can see the process.
I only used this once and it cracked and broke while drying my food. I rotated as directed... only had it plugged in for 7 hours and all the trays started to break. This product is garbage!!!!!
This unit is very low quality. It has no fan and only one temp. so makes it take longer to dry. This I could live with as it is a lower priced unit. What really amazed me were the trays, By the time it was one month old every tray was cracked and two were broke in half. This it did on its own from the heat I guess. It was never dropped or abused in any way. They start cracking in the middle and the crack spreads each time you use it. Spend a few more dollars and buy a better unit and not a Ronco.
I love what it does. My 2nd one in 20 years just broke. I've made tons of beef jerky - using london broil cut beef - tons of dried fruit - and fruit rollups. Several friends have tried what I have made and went out and bought themselves a Ronco dehydrator. It is kind of flimsy, but you just have to be careful with it. Heavy duty dehydrators cost thundreds of dollars. I liked this price - so I "deal" with the 'lightweight' part of it. Now I have to get a new one. If the next one lasts another 10 years I'll be happy. Normally I'm a glass half empty person - but not with this easy and inexpensive way to make dried foods. Beef Jerky and Cinnamon Dried Apples are my favorites from the Ronco dehydrator. Just be careful with using the trays and it should last for years.
I would never purchase this product again nor recommend it, it ruined 3lbs of deer jerky, the trays melted and made the meat taste like plastic and it does not dry evenly, and takes forever.
we have been very happy with these dehydrators, we bought two. It was the only way we could stay on top of the garden.these are great, they don't heat up your house.you have to change the trays out, abt. every 4-5 hours-but they are good for getting the job done.
I've never dehydrated before - so this was very nice for me in that it was simple and easy with many helpful tips in the manual. I have so far prepared apricots and bananas and currently drying some kidney beans. You do need to rotate the trays every 2-4 hours which was a bit of a challenge for the fruit which took a couple of days. I turned it off when I went to bed - which extended drying time but ensured more even results. Unit is very quiet - you don't hear a thing while it is running. I am very pleased!
The one thing that I didn't see when I ordered my dehydrator online is that it doesn't have a fan. I was disappointed at first, but it doesn't make a difference. In fact a friend of mine has a dehydrator with a fan and it's to loud. Also keep an eye on your food in the dehydrator because it has been taking half the time that is stated in the book to dry the food. (Especially pineapple). Overall, I would totally suggest this to anyone who is looking for one.
Is good, but doesnt have a fan to send the heat from the coil around the unit.. Takes a long time to dehydrate the food....
I like this dehydrator alright but it is made with cheap brittle plastic. It does do the job thought. I did pineapple the day I got it and it was quite good.
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|Mike. The Leicester Lad.(GC)
|18 Aug 2004 16:38
Greeting's Again Beverly. . . EYES DOWN. . . . 1841. Census. . . Not too good only the following names found. On Metcalf Street.. . . Thomas Stretton.Head.20. Stocking Maker. Catherine.Wife.20. Alice.Dau. 1. All Born Within the County. These could have been the Wedding wit's ? * * * * * * * * * * * * * George Robinson.Head.35. Shoe Maker. NOT born in the County. Eliza.Wife.30. Elza.Dau.12. Ann.Dau.10. James.Son.7. Mary.Dau.5. Charity ? Dau.3. Sarah.Dau. 4 months. All except George & James born within the County. * * * * * * * * * * * Got better results on the 1851. Index Census. . . 65.Metcalf Street. Samuel Stretton..Head.76.Stocking Maker. Born COLEORTON. Leicestershire. Lucy.Wife.61. * * * * * * * * * * * 23.Bentford Street. Samuel Stretton.Head.35. FWK.Born St.Margret's Parish. Leicester. Sarah.Wife.30. Born. St.Margaret's. Mary.Dau.6.Scholar. Born in France. Jane.Dau.5.Scholar. Born in France. Susanna.Dau.3.Born Portsmouth. Lucy.Dau.2. Born Coventry. William Henry.Son.4Months. Born St.Margaret's Leicester. Looks like Samuel was in the Forces ? English / French hositities against Russia. Leading up to the Crimean War. * * * * * * * * * * * 16.Peggs Yard. Thomas Robinson.Head.64.Pauper.(Woolcomber) Born Spitlefields London. Mary Robinson.Wife.66.Pauper. Born in North Clays Lincolnshire. * * * * * * * * * * * The oldest Woodhouse Found was. A Samuel. aged 40 . . . Sorry. Hope this helps you. MIKE.
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|18 Aug 2004 17:06
Thanks Mike for your help its given me something to go on Beverly
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|18 Aug 2004 21:14
To: MIKE FROM LEICESTER You sir are my shining star ! I didnt know about the earlier name for Long Clawson . Thank you I now have quite a lot to go on .I have emailed you because some of these are still alive and connected to my family only via a second marriage. Regards Nikki
|Mike. The Leicester Lad.(GC)
|18 Aug 2004 21:50
NICOLA. . . . " Your very welcome " I don't know about the "Sir title" though ? Doubt at my age if I'll get up off my knees after the knighting. . .lol :0)) Thank you for e-mail. If I can help further then I'll try. MIKE.
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|19 Aug 2004 19:59
Mike, do you know when the 1871 census for Leics comes out please? Sue..................
|Mike. The Leicester Lad.(GC)
|19 Aug 2004 20:51
Greeting's Sue. . . It would appear that it might be some time yet. Seems there is a hic-up, according to the last but one quarterly New's Letter. :0( MIKE.
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|19 Aug 2004 21:15
I'm looking for KEMP, Richard in Redmile Leic b 1807 married to Betsy? b 1819 Colsterworth. Richard was possibly a gardener. Anyone got any ideas? Thank you Helen
|Mike. The Leicester Lad.(GC)
|20 Aug 2004 01:05
Greeting's Helen. . . . EARLY MARRIAGES. . . . PHOEBE KEMP. ~ THOMAS ANDREW. Redmile. 1811. By Banns. KEMP BURIALS IN Redmile.1836 ~ 1871. Place/Names/Dates/ Age. REDMILE KEMP ANN 17 MAY 1836 47 REDMILE KEMP ELIZABETH 12 AUG 1836 65 REDMILE KEMP THOMAS 23 MAR 1848 47 REDMILE KEMP JOHN 20 JAN 1850 89 REDMILE KEMP RANDALL 15 OCT 1865 54 REDMILE KEMP ELIZABETH 09 OCT 1871 73 * * * * * * * * * * * * 1841.From Original Scanned Census for Redmile. . . HO107 /08/Page 4. In the Village. JOHN KEMP.Head.80. Ag Lab. Born within the County. THOMAS.Son.40. Ag.Lab. Born within the County. RANDALL.Son.30. Ag. Lab. " " " " JANE.Dau.33. Born Langar. Leic/Nott's. Jane, Thomas, and Randall could be Richards Sister & Brothers.? No other Kemps found in Redmile Maybe Richard & Betsy ( Elizabeth ? ) stayed in Colsterworth Area after the marriage ? * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 1851. INDEX ONLY. . .For Redmile. 344 ~ 359. RICHARD KEMP. 40. (1811.) ELIZABETH KEMP.50. (1801.) * * * * * * * * * * 1861.INDEX ONLY. . .For Redmile. 2349 /14. RANDALL KEMP.Head.60. ELIZABETH KEMP.Wife.62. * * * * * * * * * * 1861.Original Scanned Census Returns. RG9/2303.14. Stathern Street. Harby. Thomas Kemp. Head.58. Haggler. Born Harby. Jane Kemp.Wife.52.Born Langar.Born Leic/Nott's. William.Son.25. Carrier. Ann.Dau.16. Eustace.Son.13.Carrier. Henry.Son.10.Scholar. Elizabeth.Dau.8.Scholar. James.Son.4.Scholar. All others born in Harby. * * * * * * * * * * * Sorry that's all I could find Seems like Redmile was transferred To Grantham. Which comes under Lincolnshire. I know that Colsterworth is defiantly in Lincolnshire. But I hope I've given you a little more information. Time to blow out that candle again. . .lol :0))) MIKE. Just found this one. . . . KEMP, William Marriage Wife: Elizabeth PARKS Marriage Date: 24 Sep 1798 Recorded in: Langar, Nottinghamshire, England Collection: BTs Source: FHL Film 503504 Dates: 1778 – 1800
|Mike. The Leicester Lad.(GC)
|21 Aug 2004 01:38
Greeting's Ruth. . . . 1851. Census Index Only.. . . WALE. Freeman's Common. George Wale.Head.48. Book keeper. Emmily.Wife.47. Charotte.Dau.22.Hosier Mender. Eliza.Dau.20.Fancy Hosier. Richard.Son.15.Trimmer. William.Son.12.Trimmer. GEORGE.A.Son.8.Scholar. Hannah.Dau.4.Scholar. John.H.3 months. * * * * * * * * * * HUNT. (The only one with an 8 yr. Elizabeth ) Granby Street. Isaac Hunt.Head.36. Tailor & Draper. Employing 4. Lab's. Elizabeth.Wife.36. Hannah.Dau.11.Scholar. ELIZABETH.Dau.8.Scholar. Isaac.Son.6.Scholar. Selinia.Dau.3 months. * * * * * * * * * * The only Hunt with any Confection connections is:- East-Gates. Francis Hunt.Widow.55.Confectioner. Elizabeth.Dau.26.School Mistress. Thomas Henry Hunt.G/Son.7.Scholar. George.A.Hunt.Son.3. * * * * * * * * * * 1861.Census. . . WALE. . . RG9/2294.Page 54. 7,Kent Street. George Wale.58.Ass.Grocer.Born Leicestershire. Hinckley. Emmily.Wife.57. Born Leicester. Charotte.Dau.32.Hosier Mender. Born Leicestershire. George. A. Son.18.Clicker. Born Ditto. Hannah.S.Dau.14.\hosier Mender. Born ditto. John.H.Son.10.Scholar. Born Ditto. * * * * * * * * * * HUNT. . . . (Possiblities ?) RG9/2284.Page 11. 37,Queens Street. John Hunt.Head.52.Bookbinder. Born Leicester. Sarah.Wife.42.Born Frisby. Leicestershire. * * * * * * * * * Bit of a problem here Looks like a split up. RG9/2292.Page 92. Workhouse. John Hunt. Inmate.54. Unmarried ? FWK.Born Mowsley Leicestershire. * * * * * * * * * RG9/2292.Page.27. 6.Neals Court. Church-Gate. Samuel Hayward.Head.30.Hasp Hand (Cotton) Born Leicester. Emma Hayward.Wife.37.Houshold work. Sarah Ann.Dau.3.Born Leicester. ELIZABETH HUNT.Dau.in.Law.unmarried.19.Machine Worker. B.Leic. Arthur Draper. Son in Law.19. Lambs Wool Spinner.B.Leic. Emma Draper. Dau.in law.19. Cotton Winder. B. Leic. * * * * * * * * * * I had all this printed out along with the scanned census returns And I had the kettle on at Scouts tonight hoping you would pop in. . . Good Luck with the move and look forward to your safe return. . . MIKE.
|Christine in Herts
|21 Aug 2004 15:20
I have some elusive BENNETTs (prob) in the North Kilworth area. I've just copied this message over from the Bennett-history message board, in case it's any use to someone here... *** I applied for a birth cert for a George BENNETT born in N Kilworth, Leics, but when it arrived it didn't look like the right one for my purposes. Here's the info in case it's of use for someone else... 1 March 1839 at Bitteswell mother = Hannah BENNETT formerly STEVENSON, of Bitteswell father = George BENNETT, huntsman I should say that the exquisite script is not very legible: Bitteswell looks more like Bittestock or Bitteslock; Stevenson looks more like Heocuton! however, I am reasonably confident of my decryption. Bitteswell is just NW of Lutterworth; North Kilworth is almost due East, a few miles away. It could just be the right George, but I'm really after 1839 (Jun qtr) - 40 (Mar qtr) (when there doesn't seem to be a George BENNETT born in the Lutterworth area). Maybe he was registered late and it's the one or those registered in 1844 or 1849! hope this helps someone else - or that someone else can identify mine! *** What I have for mine is... The censuses mostly say he was born in North Kilworth, but one did say Kibworth but they seem to agree on Leics. 1851: age 11, vist 39 Church St, Rugby (Head= John Reynolds, innkeeper & farm) - I found this on (http://familyhistory(.)portland(.)co(.)uk/bennett/leicestershire/strays_leicestershire_1851.html) m 1862 Tipton St Martin (Pepper Box) one child b late 1871 in Bolton, Lancs, (surely there must have been some before?) 1881: aged 40, labourer, 1 Illey Pl, Ch Lane, Aston, Warks March 1887: 14 Ashleigh Pl, Baker St, Handsworth; Genrl Labourer 1891: aged 51, labourer, 96 Morville St, Ladywood I'd really like to trace some family to go with him. There weren't even any more Bennetts in the house when he was visiting in Rugby when he was only 11.
|Mike. The Leicester Lad.(GC)
|21 Aug 2004 20:27
Greeting's Christine. . . . There you go. . . . think this is the Family of George:- From a scanned image of 1841. Census return. HO107/589/06/Page 1. North Kilworth. Lutterworth Road. George Bennett.Head.35. Ag. Lab. Martha.Wife.35. Jane.Dau.11.Scholar. James.Son.10. " * William ?Gillian ?Son.10. Edwin.Son.6. * Ada ? Freda ?Dau.4. GEORGE BENNETT .SON. 1. * not able to read the name clearly. . All Born within the County of Leicestershire. Now be carefully in 1841 ages were taken to the nearest 5 years. e.g. 8 =10 7 =5. So it might not mean that James & William/Gillian were twins. Hope this is of help to you. MIKE. P.S. Just had a look on the 1837 site with the dates given There are two possibities:- ( But think this is the one you already have.) 1. George Bennett. April Qrt. 1839. Lutterworth. XV.173. 2. George Bennett. April Qrt. 1840. Blaby. XV. 53.
|Christine in Herts
|21 Aug 2004 21:59
Mike from Leicester - you're a genius! Thank you very much. I really wasn't very hopeful and only looked back on the board as a matter of courtesy - "just in case". About the 1841 census - I read somewhere quite recently - that the ages were rounded down to the nearest 5 except for the ones under 10. It also said that this system was somewhat sabotaged, not only by those who were "economical with the truth" (an attribute which censuses seem to attract!) but also by those who were (e.g.) "in their sixtieth year" (i.e. 59) being logged as 60 instead of 55. George & Martha could have been born anytime 7 June 1801 - 6 June 1806, by this reckoning (if I have my arithmetic right - after half a glass of wine... ;-) ). (The 1841 census was 6/7 June?) I might give the Blaby one a try - I had thought that N K was so near Lutterworth it had to be their local Office - certainly that ties in with the info on FreeBMD about it. BUT. A child born before 7 June 1840 would be 1 for the 1841 census, so the Blaby child is a possible match. many thanks & best wishes Christine
|Mike. The Leicester Lad.(GC)
|21 Aug 2004 22:30
Greeting's Christine. . . . North Kilworth comes under Lutterworth :- Lutterworth Created 1st July 1837. Mainly in Leicestershire, but included parts of Northamptonshire and Warwickshire. Sub-district : Lutterworth. GRO volumes : XV (1837-51); 7a (1852-1930). Arnesby, Ashby Magna, Ashby Parva, Bittesby, Bitteswell, Broughton Astley, Bruntingthorpe, Catthorpe, Claybrooke Magna, Claybrooke Parva, Cotesbach, Dunton Bassett, Frolesworth, Gilmorton, Kimcote, Knaptoft, Leire, Lutterworth, Misterton, North Kilworth, Peatling Magna, Peatling Parva, Shawell, Shearsby, South Kilworth, Swinford, Ullesthorpe, Walton in Knaptoft, Westrill and Starmore (from 1895), Wigston Parva (1837-95), Willoughby Waterless. Yes Sunday 6th. June 1841.for census. Those ages are a minefield to be honest :0((( and it depends who is giving the info they could have been down the Pub . . . .:0))))) Good luck. . . They liked to go back to their Mother's to have a child alot in those days so Blaby could be the right one Come back if your stuck, or want any more info. MIKE.
|Mike. The Leicester Lad.(GC)
|21 Aug 2004 22:44
Greeting's Sue. . . .. Got your message OH DEAR. . . .sorry to hear the post as not arrived yet :0(( I'll make a few enquiries this end at my Post Office. and a claim by the sounds of it. . . But all is not lost did do a back up disk so I'll resend it. are you in most of the day as I might send it Registered Post this time ? MIKE
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|21 Aug 2004 23:00
Mike, sorry to mess you about with all of this, you have done so much researching. I am in most of the time, usually the post comes first thing so hubby is always up first so he will be able to sign for it. Sue............. Don't forget that pub meal I promised if you are ever in this area.
|Mike. The Leicester Lad.(GC)
|21 Aug 2004 23:10
Sue. . . I'll let you know when I've Posted it then Oh. . . . don't tell Jean but . . . .:0)))) 1841.Census. . . William Ringrose.25. Coventry St. MKT Harborough. another one for the pile. . . .:0))) Mike.
|Mike. The Leicester Lad.(GC)
|21 Aug 2004 23:19
Greeting's Again Christine. . . . HOT OF THE PRESS. . . . I'VE FOUND A CHRISTENING. . . . GEORGE BENNETT. Baptised 5th. Jan. 1840. North Kilworth. Father George. Mother Martha. Also Christening's for most of the Family. I've Index Records for Bennett's North Kilworth Family goes back to 1619. also looks like I've the Burials for:- Martha 19th.Dec. 1878. Aged 75. Abode " Easinhald" I'll see what else I can find for you. MIKE.
|Christine in Herts
|21 Aug 2004 23:42
Mike - I'm very impressed. I just came back for a quick look before shutting down (or giving my husband a chance to play!) and found a whole lot more! If George were baptised Jan 1840, then he must have been registered oddly late. (The 1839 2nd Qtr XV-173 is the one I described in my first post - Bitteswell, wrong mother-name.) OR... when did New Year move from 25 March to 1 January? If that's an old-style Jan 1840, then we'd interpret that as 1841. But I though it was much earlier than the early 19th C that the change was made. I did contact someone on GR with N Kilworth BENNETTs but George didn't figure in her records, so I'd be very grateful for what you can give me. There are one or two "father unknowns" in this branch already, so it will be a refreshing change! Many thanks Christine
|Mike. The Leicester Lad.(GC)
|21 Aug 2004 23:57
Christine. . . .Greeting's Found the Burial for George Bennett. 31st. May 1872. Aged 68. North Kilworth. Also an other child to add to the family Walter Charles Bennett. Christened 18th.Jan.1846. Father. George. Mother. Martha. Edwin's Christerned:- 7th.June.1835. Father. George Mother no name. Keep looking in from time to time I'll post as soon as I find anything for you. MIKE.
|Christine in Herts
|22 Aug 2004 09:21
Thank you, Mike That's very helpful - and generous with time & effort. I shall certainly look in from time to time - but I shall have to let my husband on occasionally to look at the Saab message-board he's involved with ;-) many thanks Christine


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Nonconstant Growth. (L02)
a. Return to the previous problem, and compute the value of Better Mousetraps for assumed sustainable growth rates of 6% through 9%, in increments of .5%.
b. Compute the percentage change in the value of the firm for each 1 -percentage-point increase in the assumed final growth rate, g.
c. What happens to the sensitivity of intrinsic value to changes in g? What do you conclude about the reliability of the dividend growth model when the assumed sustainable growth rate begins to approach the discount rate?