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[February 03, 2014]
HP Identifies Top Enterprise Security Threats
(Marketwire Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) PALO ALTO, CA -- (Marketwired) -- 02/03/14 -- HP (NYSE: HPQ) today published the Cyber Risk Report 2013, identifying top enterprise security vulnerabilities and providing analysis of the expanding threat landscape.
Developed by HP Security Research, the annual report provides in-depth data and analysis around the most pressing security issues plaguing enterprises. This year's report details factors that contributed most to the growing attack surface in 2013 -- increased reliance on mobile devices, proliferation of insecure software and the growing use of Java -- and outlines recommendations for organizations to minimize security risk and the overall impact of attacks.
"Adversaries today are more adept than ever and are collaborating more effectively to take advantage of vulnerabilities across an ever-expanding attack surface," said Jacob West, chief technology officer, Enterprise Security Products, HP. "The industry must band together to proactively share security intelligence and tactics in order to disrupt malicious activities driven by the growing underground marketplace." Highlights and key findings from the report While vulnerability research continued to gain attention, the total number of publicly disclosed vulnerabilities decreased by 6 percent year over year,(1) and the number of high-severity vulnerabilities declined for the fourth consecutive year, decreasing by 9 percent.(1) Although unquantifiable, the decline may be an indication as to a surge in vulnerabilities that are not publicly disclosed but rather delivered to the black market for private and/or nefarious consumption. Nearly 80 percent(2) of applications reviewed contained vulnerabilities rooted outside their source code. Even expertly coded software can be dangerously vulnerable if misconfigured. Inconsistent and varying definitions of "malware" complicate risk analysis. In an examination of more than 500,000 mobile applications for Android, HP found major discrepancies between how antivirus engines and mobile platform vendors classify malware.(3) Forty-six percent(2) of mobile applications studied use encryption improperly. HP research shows that mobile developers often fail to use encryption when storing sensitive data on mobile devices, rely on weak algorithms to do so, or misuse stronger encryption capabilities, rendering them ineffective. Internet Explorer was the software most targeted by HP Zero Day Initiative (ZDI) vulnerability researchers in 2013, and accounted for more than 50 percent(4)of vulnerabilities acquired by the program. This attention results from market forces focusing researchers on Microsoft vulnerabilities and does not reflect on the overall security of Internet Explorer. Sandbox bypass vulnerabilities were the most prevalent and damaging for Java users.(2) Adversaries significantly escalated their exploitation of Java by simultaneously targeting multiple known (and zero day) vulnerabilities in combined attacks to compromise specific targets of interest. Key recommendations In today's world of rising cyberattacks and growing demands for secure software, it is imperative to eliminate opportunities for unintentionally revealing information that may be beneficial to attackers. Organizations and developers alike must stay cognizant of security pitfalls in frameworks and other third-party code, particularly for hybrid mobile development platforms. Robust security guidelines must be enacted to protect the integrity of applications and the privacy of users. While it is impossible to eliminate the attack surface without sacrificing functionality, a combination of the right people, processes and technology does allow organizations to effectively minimize the vulnerabilities surrounding it and dramatically reduce overall risk. Collaboration and threat intelligence sharing among the security industry helps gain insight into adversary tactics, allowing for more proactive defense, strengthened protections offered in security solutions, and an overall safer environment. MethodologyHP has published its Cyber Risk Report annually since 2009. HP Security Research leverages a number of internal and external sources to develop the report, including the HP Zero Day Initiative, HP Fortify on Demand security assessments, HP Fortify Software Security Research, ReversingLabs and the National Vulnerability Database. The full methodology is detailed in the report.
Additional information about HP Enterprise Security Products is available at www.hpenterprisesecurity.com.
HP will be addressing the latest trends in enterprise security at the RSA Conference 2014, taking place February 24-28 in San Francisco. Additional information about HP at this year's conference is available here.
HP's premier Americas client event, HP Discover, takes place June 10-12 in Las Vegas.
(1) Cyber Risk Report 2013, HP Security Research, February 2014, p.20-21.
(2) Cyber Risk Report 2013, p. 4-5.
(3) HP Fortify on Demand findings included in the Cyber Risk Report 2013, p. 24.
(4) ZDI data included in the Cyber Risk Report 2013, p. 6.
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RECENT DECISION: Constitutional Law--First Amendment--Public Broadcasters May Exclude Political Candidates From Debates as Long as Exclusion Is Reasonable and Viewpoint-Neutral
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68 Miss. L.J. 391
Billy Berryhill
In June 1992, the Arkansas Educational Television Commission (AETC), a state agency, invited the two major party candidates for Arkansas' Third Congressional District seat to an October debate. 1 In August 1992, Ralph Forbes qualified under state law to appear on the ballot as an independent candidate and asked to be included in the debate. 2 Since AETC did not regard Forbes as a serious candidate, they denied his request. 3 Forbes filed suit in the United States District Court for the Western District of Arkansas, claiming a right to participate in the debate on both statutory and First Amendment grounds. 4
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"A great game that should be called a classic"
When Star Tropics first came out, I looked at the back of its box at the store and knew I wanted it. You get to play as Mike Jones, who is on a tropical island visiting his uncle when all of a sudden, his uncle mysteriously disappears. Now it's up to Mike, who is armed only with a yo-yo, to go on a search in this action/rpg in order to find his lost uncle.
But it's not as easy as it sounds. Even though Mike is on an island, it's a HUGE island, and he will have to do a lot of exploring that will take him through many civilizations of people, a dolphin rescue, inside the belly of a gigantic whale, and many more not so expected places and adventures.
As I said, to begin with, Mike is only armed with a yo-yo, but don't be fooled, he is very skilled at using that yo-yo in a powerful way. To start off, you get to maneuver Mike around on the island until you find a village or a level to complete. When you visit a village, you must talk to several people until you find the place you need to go or do a certain thing in order to get by guards. I'm not going to reveal anymore of the plot, but Mike's uncle isn't the only person you'll be trying to help out along the way. A lady who seems to be real psychic will help you out the most, along with a robot that you'll run into a few times during your journey.
Not only are there villages full of people you must talk to, there are even more levels to get past. On the land, most of the levels are represented by holes in the ground. The levels are where you'll be putting Mike's yo-yo to use in order to defeat tons of challenging enemies such as ducks, walking ostrich skeletons, ghosts, snakes, and many many others. Luckily, the yo-yo isn't the only weapon Mike will be able to use. There are many weapons that he can find and use such as fire to fire the enemies up, baseball bats for knocking enemies silly, and the list goes on. At the end of certain levels, Mike must face a terrorizing boss such as a huge squid, a snake that can spit fire, and more.
The levels in Star Tropics aren't all that varied if you judge them by their looks, but gameplay wise is a different story. At the beginning levels, most of them mainly consist of a bunch of enemies you must get past in order to get to the end, with a few other things to do in between. In the later levels, there will be more complicated mazes to find your way through and much more difficult and more numerous enemies. For instance, instead of there just being a few enemies and a few paths to take, in one of the later levels, there will be A LOT of different paths to take and you'll have to do things such as dodge huge boulders and find ghosts and destroy their spirits.
But a few things are constant throughout the game of Star Tropics. Not only is the yo-yo always your main weapon (until the last level), but Mike will have to pretty much do the same things in order to open up the various paths. In some rooms, you just have to kill all the enemies on the screen, in others you must jump on a bunch of green squares until you find the switch that you can jump on to open up a new path, and so on.
There are many other cool features about Star Tropics. But first, I need to tell you a couple of things you'd know if you ever play the game, but I'll go ahead and mention them anyway for you potential buyers. When you pass certain parts in Star Tropics, your game will automatically be saved for you, and your energy is always represented by hearts at the top of the screen. During a level, you can collect hearts and stars in order to fill up some of your empty energy. The best of the cool features that I wanted to mention is that there are a few secrets included that you can, or must, find. For example, in parts of the game, you might be able to just walk into what looks to be a solid stone rock, but that's actually a hidden place that could contain something crucial such as a huge heart or a message in a bottle.
I haven't ever been all that crazy about rpg video games, but I do like Star Tropics. Almost everything about the game gets good reviews from me. It has good graphics, cool sound effects and music, good enough control, and best of all, it's a lot of fun and even somewhat addicting. Even if you're like me and you don't like rpg's that much, give this game a try. You'll be glad that you did!
GRAPHICS - For the most part, Star Tropics had excellent graphics. The 'overworld,' the huge part where you maneuver Mike and his ship around the huge island, has graphics that I've always thought were great. On the other hand, the graphics in the levels are well done for the most part, but they could've had better variety to them.
SOUND - The sounds of Star Tropics are just like the graphics. The sound effects are great and the music that plays, has either a tropical sound to it (overworld areas) or a tune that will get you in a more battling mood (levels and boss tunes), but like the graphics, there just isn't all that much of a variety included with the sound effects or the music. To make it short, what little sound effects and what very little music is included, it's great!
CONTROL - The control is easy to master and well done, but it could've been a little better. It's easy to use weapons, to make jumps, etc., but it could've been a little easier if Mike could jump diagonally and run a little faster.
REPLAY VALUE - Star Tropics is a challenging, but not impossible game, and it's also fun. Even after you've beat it a few times, it's still fun to play from the start or to go back to certain areas. For someone who usually doesn't like rpg's (me) to like it and keep playing it for years, I would say that it has good replay value.
OVERALL - Star Tropics is a great game that any rpg fan, and even not so rpg fans should own. In my mind, this game is a classic.
Reviewer's Rating: 4.5 - Outstanding
Originally Posted: 07/15/01, Updated 05/20/02
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Please confirm that you want to add Watercolour painting for Beginners to your Wishlist.
This is an easy to follow beginners course with detailed instructions from information regarding the materials needed before you start,through to creating a finished painting.
The course should take a few weeks but each student will be working at a different pace and have a different amount of time to devote to practice. There is therefore no definite timeline.
There will be lectures with practical painting exercises which are clearly demonstrated and information will be available regarding professional artists' work, with examples shown, which are of relevance to the various lectures. Some of the lectures have additional downloaded material to supplement the learning experience.
The lectures covered
Material & Colour
Colour mixing excersises
How to paint a Wash
Watercolour Techniques (Demonstration)
Watercolour painting Demonstration Stage 1
Japanese Watercolour Painting
Watercolour Painting Demonstration Stage 2
Examples of Watercolour Paintings
Course Summary
This course is for those who have always wanted to learn to paint in Watercolours but have never had the time or the courage to try. This course has been perfected over a number of years and will give students a solid grounding from which to progress. I will also be available for help and to give individual advice
You will learn:
What to consider when deciding on your composition
How other artists have approached this
To appreciate the work of others and recognise compositional considerations within their work
At the completion of the lesson you will
Have the confidence to make your own decisions regarding how to compose your painting
Have the ability to appraise the work of others in a more in-depth informed manner
In this lesson you will be shown the work of students interspersed with the work of famous artists for you to compare and contrast. The subject matter will be similar in order to simplify this process.
You will learn
How to study paintings and how to compare like for like imagery
At the completion of the lesson you will
Feel confident in your ability to appraise a painting with complete knowledge and understanding of the processes involved in it's execution
Feel totally confident in your ability to visit galleries and museums study the work on display with fresh eyes seeing and understanding much more than previously
Have confidence when expressing an opinion concerning a painting using appropriate language and an informed, logical thought process.
An opportunity to see what you have experienced throughout this course by means of a summary will point out what you need to revisit, or lessons which you need to repeat. This summary will also show how far you have come, the amount you have learned, an how confident you now feel with regard to making watercolour paintings.
Choose one of the artists work mentioned in the Course.
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I am a professional Fine Artist and a graduate of the Royal College of Art in LondonUK
I have exhibited widely in London UK, New York City USA, Dubai UAE, and more recently in Athens Greece.
Throughout my career I have taught in University Art Departments in London and other parts of the world my latest post being in Crete, Greece where I have a studio.
Watercolour painting has always featured in my own work, and I have taught this subject successfully to beginners and more advanced students for many years. I have developed a wide knowledge of the medium and teaching issues which arise, and I am confident in my ability to provide a comprehensive enjoyable course which is quite unique.


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11:11:55 PM Aug 13th 2015
edited by Kuruni
edited by Kuruni
I suggest that when we get data on Kamen Rider Ghost, Kamen Rider series should get it own folder. Will add hidden note in article.
01:54:40 AM Aug 16th 2012
I removed the following bit from the Ultraman Tiga example: Joke Character (Tiga Dark), Stone Wall (Tiga Tornado) and Master of None (Tiga Blast) *. The hottip outright says these are Evolution Powerup. Plus, during the movie when he actually uses those forms, he wasn't actually capable of switching between them at will. He powered up from one form to the next.
06:28:12 AM Aug 17th 2012
No objection. I guess the relation between Evolution Powerup and Multiform Balance should be elaborate more...hmmm
01:04:48 AM Jun 29th 2012
edited by Kuruni
edited by Kuruni
Just overhauled the Mobile Suit Gundam SEED entry. Just pick Strike and Impulse out because they're two that actaully use more than single Mecha Expansion Pack. Frankly enough, while ZAKU is compatible with three Wizards, each unit only use one (Luna alway use Gunner, Rey alway use Blaze). Of cause, they can be add later as well as other units.
12:04:47 AM Jun 28th 2012
Bits about Den-O's performance. Please check official pages for Sword form and Wing form and compare. Basically Wing form has weaker punch (4t to 5t), but make up with stronger kick (8t to 7t). However, it's much superior in term of speed, with much better jump ability (50m to 35m) and running speed (3.8 sec/100m to 5.2 sec/100m). There is reason why Wing form was listed as Super Mode for a while. Hope this can prevent the edit war.
10:18:29 AM Jun 28th 2012
Majority? Come on, how you know it's really majority? I don't care who's insisting, but your statement is against official stats (which I provide above). And yes, I did watched it. I don't revert it back to avoid Edit War, but it's clear that we need another voice.
10:53:40 AM Jun 28th 2012
Here's the entry.
- Den-O: Joke Character (Plat Form (geddit?)), Lightning Bruiser (Sword Form), Stone Wall (Rod Form), Mighty Glacier (Ax Form), Glass Cannon (Gun Form), Jack-of-All-Stats (Wing Form), Super Mode (Climax Form), Ditto Fighter/Fragile Speedster (Liner Form). The fourth movie adds the Wing Form to Climax Form to make Super Climax Form.
11:26:00 AM Jun 28th 2012
The other opinion* on the entry is thus
- Den-O: Joke Character (Plat Form (geddit?)), Jack-of-All-Stats (Sword Form), Stone Wall (Rod Form), Mighty Glacier (Ax Form), Glass Cannon (Gun Form), Lightning Bruiser (Wing Form), Super Mode (Climax Form), Ditto Fighter/Fragile Speedster (Liner Form). The fourth movie adds the Wing Form to Climax Form to make Super Climax Form.
12:05:24 PM Jun 28th 2012
I think you can put the entry back the way it used to be, because the only one who felt it needed to be changed was a ban evader who got into an Edit War.
08:34:02 PM Jun 28th 2012
edited by Kuruni
edited by Kuruni
In addition to above, I would like to note that, according to Japanese The Other Wiki, riders from Kamen Riderkabuto has rarely use command "Put on" to re-equip armor and thus it's legimate entry.
- EDIT* Checked, the example can be seen in episode 24, though only partial.
11:09:28 PM Jun 28th 2012
edited by DragonRanger
edited by DragonRanger
Good to know I'm not alone in this. I will admit that I'm one that's never actually watched any Kamen Rider series beyond random YouTube clips, but I've read up on the franchise both here and elsewhere and never ever got the impression that Wing Form was weaker than Sword Form. Sword Form's not weak by any means; but like I noted on the Lightning Bruiser page: Sword is strong, Wing is stronger.
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|Trad, Sport, 1 pitch, 90'
|YDS: 5.10c/d French: 6b+ Ewbanks: 21 UIAA: VII+ ZA: 21 British: E3 5b [details]
|Chris Graham & Bob Ahearn
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By nhclimber
From: Newmarket, NH
Apr 14, 2010
|Nice Chris
By Chris Graham
From: Bartlett, NH
Apr 14, 2010
|You have to try it Jon and let me know what you think of the grade. Always a tough call for me.
By nhclimber
From: Newmarket, NH
Apr 15, 2010
|I was supposed to go up on Saturday, but it seems ike it may be crappy. But, I'll check this and Al's new rt. out when I make it over.
By Chris Graham
From: Bartlett, NH
Apr 16, 2010
Cool...I think you will like It. Bob and I went over last night and sent those three new routes over on the far left side, I will be curious to see what you think of them...
By john strand
From: southern colo
Apr 18, 2010
|9+ !!!
By Chris Graham
From: Bartlett, NH
Apr 29, 2010
|STRAND!!!!!! lol
By BALDY
From: Gilmanton, NH
May 5, 2010
rating: 5.10b/c 6b 20 VII 20 E2 5b
|What a cool route. I didn't use gear, because i didn't bring any, and it wasn't too bad (just be careful on the second clip). The slab to the anchor after the crux was a little runout, but easy.
By Chris Graham
From: Bartlett, NH
May 12, 2010
|Hey thanks Baldy, I am psyched that you liked it. That second clip without gear in the flake is a heart pounder for sure. Do you think the grade is accurate?
By Matt Desenberg
From: North Berwick, ME
Jun 27, 2010
rating: 5.10c 6b 20 VII 20 E2 5b
|Just did this today, Grammy found a real gem here. Nice rock, especially at the top crux. Too bad it's only 5.6! jk ;)
By BALDY
From: Gilmanton, NH
Jul 3, 2010
rating: 5.10b/c 6b 20 VII 20 E2 5b
|Chris, yes I think .10c is fair. Nice addition to crag! Is that your red tagged route to the left?
By Chris Graham
From: Bartlett, NH
Jul 24, 2010
Hi Casey!
No, that red tagged route is Chris Magness's. Probably going to go at 5.12 from what I understand. Looks tricky at the top!!
By Jeremy A
From: NH
Aug 8, 2010
|Sweet route Chris. I agree w/ the 10c...that exit move is great. Now if Put My Foot Where goes clean I will be happy. See ya on the wall.
By Chris Graham
From: Bartlett, NH
Oct 18, 2010
|Nice seeing you guys at Elvios the other day Jeremy! Psyched you are getting after it!
By Jeremy A
From: NH
Jul 18, 2011
|Got on this again the other day...nice to get a nice shiny leaver biner at the crux bolt...still a favorite..see you out there..
By dpen
May 8, 2012
|Great variety of moves; always really enjoy this route
By twellman
From: Cambridge
Aug 27, 2012
rating: 5.10c 6b 20 VII 20 E2 5b
I thought this was a bit sandbagged at 10b in the new guide. I was glad to see it at 10c here.
A fun route that really tests your balance!


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Waxing your car is not purely for vanity. There are practical reasons for waxing, which we will discuss here.
However, waxing your car is superfluous if you are not committed to washing it by hand! If you wax your car then have it washed at a local "tunnel wash"…your wax is GONE. So ignore the benefits of waxing if you have no plans to wash by hand.
In most states, you simply can't wash your car by hand for at least the three months of winter, if not more. No problem…just tunnel wash at the public wash but don't bother waxing during these months.
But for the months when you are able AND willing to wash by hand, you can enjoy these benefits:
- Car gets dirtier…slower. Water and dirt tend to run down paint and not stick to the surface. If you drive a waxed car in the rain, back to back with a non-waxed car, you'll notice the next time the cars are dry that the waxed car is noticeably cleaner.
- UV protection. Maybe not relevant in sun-deficient states like Oregon and Washington, but in TX, CA, AZ, and sun-heavy states, you can greatly delay the peeling and discoloration of your paint (black cars have been known to peel after just 4 years in the Southwest…yes, that's FACTORY original paint).
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- Waxed cars just look better. Particularly with darker colors, wax brings out a depth and brilliance that you don't get from "naked" paint.
The Key to a Good Wax Job (you won't find it in the marketing).
Waxing is not about the brand of wax you use. Nor is it about the softness of the microfiber towel you use. Nor is it about technique. It's about consistency. No brand of wax is worth its weight it dog dung if you don't stick to a regular schedule. The average buyer of car wax may apply it 3 – 5 times in his car's life…then give up the process. Choose a realistic waxing schedule (once every 6 weeks, for example), stick to it for the life of your car, and you will reap the rewards over time.


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Joseph O'Brien 10 p.m., Sept. 20
Anya Marina, little-girlish, standing waiflike and rib-thin on Jimmy Kimmel's electric-blue stage is somewhere in between her alter ego Miss Halfway and her metamorphosis into a full-blooded rocker chick. The song she is performing — which eventually throws down with electric guitar and drums — starts off slow in sugary acoustic mode, the signature sound of Miss Halfway. This was in February, well after she'd tapped the leader of Spoon, among others, to help rev up her sound. Following the release of Slow and Steady Seduction: Phase II in January, Marina told Spin magazine that she wanted to "light the crowd's asses on fire" with a new direction that she hoped would be the antidote to her folksier musical past.
I'm not entirely sorry to see the Miss Halfway phase of Anya Marina's career get put into retirement. Nothing against the singer-songwriter thing, but it was a surprising choice coming from an inveterate hard-core indie-rock DJ (she was my favorite member of the staff at radio station 94.9 FM). I never fully bought into the folkster in Anya, but the local folk scene is a sensible and nurturing place to grow a career; bigger names like Jewel or Jason Mraz can attest to that. That's when Miss Halfway came to be, during the years of performing on the local coffeehouse circuit.
Marina said the Halfway thing was her own psyche, something like a little internal trash-talking voice. "You oughta hear the things I've been thinking/ You oughta swim in a heart that is sinking/ You try to break me with all the things you say: 'Miss Almost, Miss Maybe, Miss Halfway.'" Marina's new butt-lighting phase has its fragile moments, and her voice has not gotten any less childlike, but the songs come with attitude and a beat that smolders. The new rocker shoes are a fit.
ANYA MARINA: The Casbah, Friday, April 3, 8:30 p.m. 619-232-4355. $10; $12 day of show.


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Oxford Development Co. has begun marketing a $40 million redevelopment of a seven-story building at 441 Smithfield St., Downtown, but that doesn't mean the firm has given up on plans for a $238 million, 33-story skyscraper at the site, a spokesman said.
Oxford Realty Services sent out marketing material Friday for the 175,000-square-foot redevelopment, called 350 Fifth Avenue, which would feature a redesigned entrance on Fifth, new mechanical systems and Class A office finishes.
While the marketing of the renovations might suggest that Oxford has ditched plans for the costly high-rise, which is in need of an anchor tenant, spokesman Mark Grasso said that is not the case. As the Oxford Realty division markets the redevelopment, Oxford Development will continue to promote the high-rise and search for an anchor tenant.
"It's just better for us to market the concept of the two options," he said. "This way, we don't have the same people trying to market both of them at the same time."
Mr. Grasso said Oxford still is on target to make a decision on which path to follow -- high-rise vs. redevelopment -- by the end of the year.neigh_city - businessnews
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Friends of the Library
The Friends of the Hamden Library is a nonprofit group that supports and promotes the library. They also offer many stimulating programs for the public. Donations from the Friends make possible programs, equipment and materials not available through the library budget. The Friends also sponsor the annual Thornton Wilder Writing Competition.
The Friends raise funds by selling used books donated by the public in their Second Hand Prose Shop, located on the lower level of the Miller Memorial Central Library.
Membership Categories
- Individual: $10
- Family: $15
- Friend: $25
- Scholar: $50
- Angel: $100
- Sponsor: $250
- Patron: $500
- Benefactor: $1000
The Friends at the Miller Memorial Library
2901 Dixwell Avenue
Hamden, CT 06518
Friends of Hamden Library Commemorative Fund
The Friends of the Hamden Library recently received this letter with an enclosed check:
Please consider this check a memorial gift. Jean Harkin Reilly was a friend of mine from grammar school days. Even then she was looking out for her friends and doing things to make Hamden and our school more outstanding. Jean and her late husband Matt continued to be involved and working for the community. I was so pleased when she agreed to serve on the Friends of the Library Board. While her time with us was short she contributed effort and imagination that was notable. Basically a quiet person she still made herself felt. She will be missed on the Board, and especially by me.
Evelyn Skelly
This kind of donation has been received occasionally, either as a memorial gift or as a donation to honor someone on a special occasion--a birthday, promotion, anniversary, or graduation. As often happens, our friends have so much "stuff" that this kind of gift seems like a far better option. For these reasons, we have begun the Friends of Hamden Library Commemorative Fund. A donation to this fund will help to purchase library materials and services that go on to benefit many people over many years.
Friends funding offers support to the library in many ways, including promoting the libraries within the town and often advocating for libraries on the state or national level. The funds provide for programs on a variety of topics geared toward adults and children of all ages. In recent years, Friends of the Hamden Library have purchased computers, software, and staff training, and special equipment for staff and public use.
The next time you ponder over the perfect gift for Aunt Mary's promotion or Grampa's birthday, you might realize that they don¹t really need any more "stuff". Consider a donation that goes on to give to many members of the community for years to come.
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It would help to know the name of the other drug.
The short answer to your question is that they all can potentiate each other. In other words, dependency of one may be due to the others. The clinical effectiveness of one may be lessened or heightened by the others. The data is not clear but does indicate interaction amongst the drugs you have listed.
Ambien is not FDA approved for long term use. A doctor can do this using "off labeled" needs.
Why the Topamax? --> Seizures? Cluster headaches? Migraines? Chronic pain syndrome? This drug may not be needed.
For pregnancy :Topamax does cause cancer & birth defects in animals & is not recommended in humans. Lexapro is also not recommended but the human is literature is limited. The dose is suggested should be tapered in the 3rd trimester & rebolused post delivery for high risk of post-partum depression. Ambien did not cause any effects in animals but humans born to mothers taking sedatives can be addicted themselves.
As for breast feeding all of these drugs are not recommended.
Realize the literature on this is limited since it is unethical to trial on humans. So most of this is post marketing experience.
8 yrs for depression 5yrs for a sleep disorder these are long time intervals for these without any significant porgress?? You may be in for some problems that are unpleasant to talk about. I would suggest marriage counseling or a program called relationship rich done in Dallas Texas. http://www.relationshiprich.com/ excellent discovery process. be careful getting married is easy getting out of it is not.
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Kansas shaky early, strong late to beat Texas TechJan 16, 2010 - 10:23 PM By JOHN MARSHALL AP Sports Writer
LAWRENCE, Kan.(AP) -- Marcus Morris has heard the same things almost since the day he arrived at Kansas: you're too soft, you're not competing, you're not playing hard enough. It wasn't just the coaches, either. Teammates, even friends and family were getting on him and his twin brother, Markieff.
More and more, it seems he's listening.
Active and aggressive for the second straight game, Morris had 20 points and eight rebounds to help No. 3 Kansas overcome a sloppy start for an 89-63 rout of Texas Tech on Saturday.
"They said I wasn't playing hard, I wasn't competing," said Morris, who had five offensive rebounds. "I made it my goal to come out and play as hard as I can."
Kansas (16-1, 2-0 Big 12) wasn't sharp at the start of its conference home opener, flinging passes and airballs all over the building. The Jayhawks straightened out just before halftime, working the ball inside to start the rout and extend their nation-best home winning streak to 52 straight.
Xavier Henry and Cole Aldrich had 14 points each and Kansas dominated inside in the first half, outscoring the Red Raiders 16-4 in the paint to build a commanding lead.
Morris was the catalyst.
He went into a bit of a funk following an emotional hometown win over Temple on Jan. 6, scoring a total of six points against Cornell and Tennessee. Morris responded to the chiding by coaches and teammates with 19 points against Nebraska and had 11 by halftime against Texas Tech.
"He has responded," Kansas coach Bill Self said. "He has played very, very well the past couple of games."
Texas Tech (12-5, 0-3) hadn't won at Allen Fieldhouse in 10 previous trips and never stood much of a chance at ending the futility.
The Red Raiders, who lost by 58 points here two years ago, trailed by 24 after an abysmal offensive first half and never recovered to open conference play with three straight losses for the first time since an 0-9 start in 1999-2000.
John Roberson was the only Texas Tech player in double figures with 16 points and leading scorer Mike Singletary (15.4) went scoreless, took just four shots and had four turnovers with no assists.
"They're at a different level than us and really I think they're probably at a different level than most teams in this league," Texas Tech coach Pat Knight said. "Every once in a while special teams come along."
It was ugly early for both teams.
Kansas hounded Texas Tech, making every possession feel like a boot camp obstacle course.
The Red Raiders labored against the Jayhawks' pressure, struggling to complete passes, much less find shots. Texas Tech shot 5 of 24 in the first half, hitting one field goal during one 12-minute span, and many of its 14 turnovers came on passes that had no chance of being completed.
"We kind of lost our minds and just didn't play well offensively at all in the first half," Knight said.
Kansas wasn't much better, at least for a little while. The Jayhawks were inefficient and sloppy, often following a Texas Tech turnover with an even uglier one of their own.
An exasperated Self spent a good portion of the first half trying to find someone who could throw the ball to the right team, rotating in 10 players, including one four-man substitution after point guard Tyshawn Taylor fired a pass to no one that ricocheted off the scorer's table.
Kansas shook off its funk by going inside.
Markieff Morris got it started, scoring on a putback then a post-up. Marcus Morris added a post move of his own and Thomas Robinson followed with a basket on a hard drive.
The inside opened up the outside, leading to consecutive 3-pointers by Brady Morningstar and Henry that kicked off a half-closing 13-2 run. Marcus Morris capped it with tomahawk dunk on the break to put Kansas up 42-18.
The Jayhawks squelched any thought of a comeback, getting two putbacks by Marcus Morris and a how'd-he-get-that-high rebound slam by Henry over three players that made it 54-24.
The big cushion allowed Kansas to suffer through a string of defensive breakdowns that led to a 12-0 run by Texas Tech that cut the lead to 56-38 with 11 1/2 minutes left. The Red Raiders never got closer.
"Our bigs are such good scorers, the guards have to help out on them and that gives the shooters extra room," Morningstar said. "Our bigs open up a lot of things for us."
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William H. Bokelman, 84, prominent,
retired Posey county farmer and a resident of the vicinity of
He had been in failing health for several years but seriously ill for only two weeks.
Mr. Bokelman was a native of Perry township, Vanderburgh county, a son of Christian Bokelman and Caroline Steemeier Bokelman. He came to Posey county in the early 1890's.
The body is at the Short Niehaus Funeral Home and it will remain there through the funeral service to be conducted at Saturday in the Short - Niehaus chapel. Rev. August E Binder, pastor of Trinity Evangelical and Reformed Church of which the deceased was a member, will be the officiating clergyman. Burial will be in Bellefontaine cemetery.
Mr. Bokelman's wife, nee Cora Alexander, died three months ago.
Surviving the late deceased are four daughters, Mrs. Francis S Hubert, Clio, Mich; Mrs. G. B. Lilly, Chicago, and Selma and Cora Bokelman at home; three sons, Attorney Andrew C Bokelman, Washington, Kansas and William D and Norman Bokelman at home; five grandchildren and six great grandchildren and two brothers Louis and Fred Bokelman, Evansville.
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text: Trac ticket #3453. Two week time frame. Add check function to Control.Monad check :: (MonadPlus m) => (a -> Bool) -> a -> m a check p a | p a = return a | otherwise = mzero Rationale: The example that suggested the function to me is this: readMaybe :: Read a => String -> Maybe a readMaybe = join . fmap no_trailing_garbage . listToMaybe . reads where no_trailing_garbage = fmap fst . check (all isSpace . snd) but check is clearly more generally useful than guard. (guard = flip (check . const) ()) Discussion: I also note in the comments to check that we can define List.filter like this filter = (concat .) . map . check Now, concat is just join specialised to lists, and map [is fmap, but...] is liftM, so we would expect a function mfilter = (join .) . liftM . check to be useful. Should that also be added? -- Jón Fairbairn Jon.Fairbairn at cl.cam.ac.uk


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Statement from Rep. Kevin Garn, R-Layton, delivered from the floor of the Utah House on March 11, 2010.
"Twenty-five years ago, I made a mistake that has now come back to haunt me. I was 28 years old and I foolishly went hot-tubbing with a young woman nearly half my age. Although we did not have any sexual contact, it was still clearly inappropriate — and it was my fault.
"One of the consequences of that decision was the negative impact it had on this young person's life. Years later, when I was running for Congress, she decided to bring this incident to the attention of the media. Shortly thereafter, my wife and I met with her, and at her demand, I paid her $150,000. While this payment felt like extortion, I also felt like I should take her word that the money would help her heal. She agreed to keep this 25-year-old incident confidential. Now that this issue is coming up again, it is apparent to me that this payment was also a mistake.
"Today, she went to the press and reported all of these events. There will be a story. I expect to suffer public humiliation and embarrassment, but I also want you to know that I cannot allow one foolish mistake to continue to shadow my life. At this point, I would rather be open and honest about this than continue to live in fear. Some lessons are hard to learn. This is something I should have done back in 2002. But I was scared. I did not want to be publicly judged by one of my life's worst decisions.
"I told my wife about this incident years ago, as well as my children. I may not deserve their forgiveness, but they have given it. My primary concern at this point is that my wife and the rest of my family know how much I love them. I am sorry for this incident. And I am sorry I ever responded to the financial demands.
"I also wish to publicly apologize to this young lady for this incident. And I apologize to you, my colleagues, for any shame this brings to the Utah state Legislature. I have tried my best to serve my constituents in a way that brings honor to them and makes this great state better than the way I found it. I hope to continue to do that.
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New City, NY, United States, 2010/03/30 - Rockland County small business is a contender to win a $5K grant in a national competition. ISI Solar, a solar energy company, hopes to use the winnings to promote renewable energy resources. Public online voting open until April 9th.
ISI Solar, a Rockland County based company that designs and installs solar energy systems, announced today that it has been selected as one of the top thirty finalists in the VerticalResponse New Deal for Small Business competition.
Sherri Paul, ISI Solar's office manager, says that she found the contest online while researching small business initiatives. "We were excited about the prospect of promoting our company and potentially winning a $5K grant, so we entered a 4 minute video highlighting our business, explaining why we do what we do, and how we would allocate the winnings".
James Albert, President and Founder of ISI Solar: "If we won, we would take that money and invest it in projects that would allow us to show the public what can be done as far as renewable energy technologies, and conservation of energy, which is the primary thing. Not everyone can install solar, but everyone can conserve energy."
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Small business finalists, including ISI Solar, will be on the competition page newdeal.verticalresponse.com for public voting until April 9, 2010. Members of the public are encouraged to visit the VerticalResponse New Deal competition page and vote for their favorite small business. The prize winners will be announced on April 12, 2010 on the competition page.
About ISI Solar
ISI Solar (isi-solar.com) was founded by James Albert in 1999, but after the events of September 11, 2001 he shifted the companys focus from engineering to renewable energy systems. ISI Solars New City, NY office has a staff of 10 people, and they design and install solar energy systems that produce clean, renewable electricity for residential and commercial customers in the Rockland, Westchester, Putnam and Orange area. ISI Solar is a member of the Rockland Business Association (and their Green Council), and ISI Solars Project Manager, Glenn Maier, is the Vice President of the Rockland County Builders and Remodelers Association. They are active in the community and hope to win the grant to increase their public outreach efforts to educate the public about renewable resources and conservation of energy.
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FOXBORO, Mass. — Tim Tebow and Quentin Sims had a last-gasp touchdown connection to seal the game for New England as the clock wound down on the Patriots' preseason Thursday night.
Theirs was the last-second effort of the literal variety, while Jake Bequette and Michael Buchanan's Hail Mary as the clock wound down to zero was purely figurative. Both defensive ends, drafted a year and 136 picks apart, were on the roster bubble when the final game of the summer started.
It was obvious from watching their play that both players were fighting for their lives. What wasn't obvious was where these players had been all summer in both training camp and the preseason.
In the first three games, Buchanan was usually found five yards behind the quarterback on most pass-rushing snaps. He could wind his way around a quarterback but never fight his way back or over. That's one of the worst places a defensive end can be on the field. On run plays, he was getting pushed around by the opposition, back and out of plays.
Bequette was forced to play out of position early in the preseason, taking on the role of a five-technique defensive end in a 3-4, rather than his usual seven-technique defensive end in a 4-3. He struggled in the role, both in holding his ground against double teams and in shedding blockers from his more-interior position. At 6-foot-5, 265 pounds, J.J. Watt he is not.
But the second-year player proved he can at least be a viable NFL player in the fourth preseason game. He had a tougher time doing that last season when he played in just three contests, accumulating 29 total snaps. In those games against the Bills, Rams and Dolphins, Bequette recorded zero sacks, zero quarterback hits and zero pressures.
His immediate stat line doesn't look too much better from Thursday night — three total tackles with one for a loss — but the Arkansas product was constantly badgering the Giants' assortment of quarterbacks, pressuring up the middle and from the outside.
Bequette was also effective in the run game. On one play in particular, he swallowed New York running back Michael Cox whole, meeting him at the line of scrimmage to bring him down first in a swarm of Patriots defenders.
Buchanan's performance will be better remembered, thanks in large part to the 2 1/2 sacks he piled up on unsuspecting New York signal callers. The rookie from Illinois also recorded a tackle for loss and had a deflected pass, when he got his mitts in the Giants' passing lanes.
Buchanan guessed it was his first 2 1/2-sack performance since his junior year at Illinois. He topped out at 1 1/2 sacks in a single game in 2011, so it goes back even further than that, likely to high school.
Each player admitted it was his best game as a member of the Patriots. Both got the opportunity to start and played nearly the entire game.
"Yeah I would definitely say [yes]," Buchanan said when asked if it was his best game of the preseason. "I did a lot more preparing and getting ready for this game, so I'd definitely say that was the most comfortable I've felt."
Bequette also said he played better than he had in the past. Bequette has slowly gotten better this preseason, with his apex obviously coming against the Giants on Thursday night.
"I think I've improved," Bequette said. "You always set high goals for yourself, and you want to continue to set the bar high going forward. I'm not really looking back. I'm looking forward full speed ahead. I have the same goal every day, which is to come in and get better. I try just to improve a little bit every day."
Buchanan said he put in some extra work before the game because he knew he would be going up against the best the Giants had to offer. Previously, Buchanan played against opponents' second- or third-teamers.
"Just my studying habits and trying to pick up different things on guys because I knew I was going to see a number of different tackles tonight," Buchanan said. "Just tried to study on my own and be prepared for whatever guy is in the game."
Bequette and Buchanan have differing views on the impending roster cuts. The team's roster will be cut from 75 to 53 players by Aug. 31 at 4 p.m.
"I can't speak for anyone else, but for me, it's just another day," Bequette said of Saturday. "I think everyone's body of work over the past six weeks, it is what it is. It speaks for itself. Hopefully everyone's going out here and put their best foot forward and played as hard as they could during the preseason. Just let the chips fall as they may."
Buchanan said he thinks about Saturday's cuts and that he thinks every player does. Both players seemed to be on the roster bubble, but after dominating performances, that may not be the case anymore. Buchanan is confident heading into Saturday, though.
"Yeah, I think I made a pretty good case for myself," Buchanan said. "I think I played as hard as I can. I just tried to do whatever I could to help my team win."
Both players were happy with the team's overall play on Thursday night.
"We got some great pressure on the quarterback," Bequette said. "I think other than a couple of plays here and there, we stopped the run pretty consistently. We had a lot of disruptive plays out there. As a defensive lineman, that's all you want."
"I think as a team we all had a lot of effort," Buchanan said. "I think the guys out there did their best and really showed that they can help and contribute to this team."
Part of Buchanan's success can be credited to a wider array of pass-rushing moves. Buchanan said he finally felt comfortable putting everything out on the table.
"That's actually one thing my coaches have been telling me I've had to work on in the game," Buchanan said. "I would do it in practice, I would do different moves, and I would sack guys. That's really what it's all about. These tackles in the NFL are so good, you really have to work to set them up. Show them one thing, then when they're guessing on that, you do something else. That's something I felt like I did a good job of doing that."
Both players did a solid job of convincing the team's decision-makers they deserve another year with the Patriots. We'll see if they accomplished their goal on Saturday when the roster cuts have to be made.
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Houston, TX - Spine Pain Management, Inc. (OTCBB: SPIN), announced today details and webcast information regarding the Company's appearance to present and meet with investors on April 10, 2012 in New York City at the 23rd annual Wall Street Analyst Conference conducted by The Wall Street Forum. The management presentation will go from 10:35AM to 11:15AM Eastern Time. It can be accessed via webcast, either live or through a replay to be archived for 90 days. The webcast access information is: http://www.wsw.com/webcast/wsaf20/register.aspx?conf=wsaf20&page=spin&url=http%3A//www.wsw.com/


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The 2002 Cougar 2.5 V6 is equipped with a fuel system called electronic returnless. there is a fuel pump driver module in the rear compartment that varies the duty cycle of the power being applied to the fuel pump in response to a pwm signal from the powertrain contrl module.
There is no mechanical regulator on this stem. It uses a fuel rail temp and pressure sensor to gather feedback info for the pcm to allow it to alter the pwm signal to the driver module as necessary.
If you use a voltmeter between the feed and ground wires at the pump, you will see 6 to 7 vdc at idle, and as load is applied to the engine you will see this voltage increase as the dutycycle to the pump is increased to increase the amount of fuel being delivered by the pump.
The most common problem with this system is a blocked/restricted strainer in the fuel tank. This will starve the fuel pump. If this filter is found to be dirty, the tank will have to be drained and cleaned.
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In 1973, the Band released a passion project, an album of covers of their favorite blues and R&B songs called Moondog Matinee. It's not their best or most beloved album, but it speaks to the importance of musicians being music fans. There is a maturity and a humility that's the result of looking backward and around, and it's something that the Moondoggies have. And yes, they sound not unlike the Band. Though their 2010 album Tidelands is full of back-porch atmospherics, the ambitious songwriting and dark undertones make for lots of quietly shocking moments. The occasional organ sob of a keyboard ("Can't Be in the Middle") is affecting without ever being heavy-handed—not something the organ is known for. And, with his world-wise phrasing, Kevin Murphy sounds like the hobo mentor you'd turn to for advice if you ever found yourself inhabiting a boxcar. REBECCA WILSON
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LIFESAVERS have been abused after cautioning a boat skipper about getting too close to whales.
Fishing and boating enthusiasts have again been urged to keep their distance after the incident, in which the craft was "almost on top" of a humpback.
Surf Life Saving Queensland duty officer David McLean said a jet boat crew was sent to caution the skipper of the vessel, spotted alongside a whale off Sunshine Beach on Sunday.
Mr McLean said when lifesavers reminded the driver of his obligations, he ignored the instructions and abused them.
"He did not take the advice. He carried on and told them to get lost," he said.
"The boat had been seen virtually on top of the whale. We took the registration and have passed on the information to police.
"With so many whales around at the moment, we would like to remind boaties to keep their distance. We need to respect the whales it's their environment."
Mr McLean said patrols had reported numerous sightings of whale pods over the long weekend, some sighted within a few hundred metres of the beach at Marcoola.
Department of Environment and Heritage Protection legislation outlines that if a whale is within 300m of your boat, drivers are required to make 'no wake' and operate their boat at 6 knots or less.
This is referred to as a "caution zone" and there is a "no approach" zone of 100m.
EHP has a wide range of enforcement measures available, including verbal warnings and warning letters, infringement notices, administrative and court orders to stop an activity or to take action to remedy a breach or both, cancellation, suspension or amendment of licence, lease or other permits and prosecution.
Humpback whales can been seen off the Queensland coast between late Autumn and late Spring. They turn south in July and August with about a quarter of the population entering Hervey Bay where they create a unique whale watching opportunity between August and October.
An added feature of watching whales on their southern migration is the chance of seeing mothers with their newborn calves.
Record crowds have gathered along southeast Queensland beaches for the last day of the school holidays.
Calm seas and clear conditions have kept incidents down, lifesavers say.
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A French-speaking Jewish day school has opened here to serve Sephardic (Oriental) Jewish children whose mother-tongue is French. The Maimonides school will function in a wing of the St. Antonin Catholic school but will have complete autonomy in educational and religious matters. The school was established after extended negotiations between the Catholic Educational Committee of Greater Montreal and the Sephardic Association. It is the first time the Catholic body opened one of its schools to children of another faith. The director of the Maimonides school will be responsible to the principal of the Catholic school only with respect to the official school program in force throughout Quebec Province. Jewish teachers will be paid the same salaries as their Catholic colleagues.


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Afternoon all,
My wife and I will be in Sydney for a week in mid March. We're in our mid 30's and it's just the missus and me and we'll be wanting to build up a bit of a thirst for a cold one and are intending on doing the bridge climb. We just wondered if it's worth booking it well in advance - i.e. now and running the risk of doing it when it's a really bad rainy, foggy day or waiting until we can see what the weather is doing when we get to Sydney but then running the risk of not getting on a climb because it is sold out.
I appreciate that no-one has a crystal ball and that the world weather pattern is crazy - especially in Oz but can anyone tell me what weather to generally expect in Sydney for mid-March? Rainy, foggy?
Sorry to sound 'daggy' and I'll probably take a punt on it but any info/advice would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers for your help.


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Muskingum County is located in the state of Ohio, United States. Its county seat is Zanesville. Nearly bisected by the Muskingum River, it is based on a Delaware American Indian word translated as "town by the river" or "elk's eye".
Muskingum County was created on January 7, 1804 and was formed from Fairfield and Washington Counties. Muskingum County is located about 50 miles east of Columbus. Muskingum is an old Delaware Indian word meaning "a town by the river".
Zanesville was the state capital of Ohio from 1810-12 and is now the Muskingum county seat. In 1814, the first Y-bridges in the world was constructed across the Licking and Muskingum Rivers. It is possible to cross the Y-bridge and stay on the same side of the river. Probate Court has birth & death records from 1867 to 1909, marriage & probate records from 1851; Health Department has birth & death records form 1909; Clerk of Common Pleas Courts has divorce & civil court records from 1804, Supreme Court records 1805 to 1852; County Recorder has land records form 1804.
The following counties lie adjacent to Muskingum: Coshocton County (north); Guernsey County (east); Noble County (southeast); Morgan County (south); Perry County (southwest); and Licking County (west).
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Dennis McVicker was born in Pennsylvania about 1775. Like many of his contemporaries he migrated west into Ohio which was originally partitioned from the Northwest Territory, and the first admitted to the Union under the Northwest Ordinance) on March 1, 1803. This move from Pennsylvania probably occurred around 1817-18. The Dennis McVicker family is shown as living in Muskingum County, Ohio in the both the 1820 and 1830 United States Federal Censuses. The 1820 census shows Dennis residing in Salem Township, Muskingum County, Ohio, with four sons and three daughters. In the 1830 US Federal Census, the family is shown as residing in Monroe Twp, Muskingum County, Ohio with their three sons and three youngest daughters, plus an 80-90 year old female. The History of Muskingum County, Ohio cites the following regarding Dennis' son and wife, "David and Elizabeth McVicker, withdrew from the Adamsville Church in Salem Twp and joined the Otsego, Monroe Township Church". David's father and mother, (Dennis and Catharine),probably did the same thing when they moved from Salem to Monroe Township. Dennis McVicker died in 1831, and Docket A, p. 267, Case #1052, Probate Court, Muskingum County OH shows that Letters of Administration were filed for the small estate on 14 Nov 1831. No deed for land was reported for Dennis and his wife in that county, and no other records have been found there. Four of Dennis's seven adult children married in Monroe Township. James Blizzard and Maria McVicker married here in 1833. Lurannah McVicker married Samuel Lane here in 1827. David McVicker married Betsy McKee her in 1831. Agnes McVicker married Tillman Wolverton her in 1834. The marriage records are located in Muskingum County at the county courthouse at Zanesville. The family moved on to Hocking County, by 1840.
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Monroe Township
LOCATION: Country: United States; State: Ohio; County: Muskingum; Coordinates/Map:40.115, -81.768056;
Places: Marquand Mills; Maysville; Otsego
NAME / DESCRIPTION: Monroe Township is one of the twenty-five townships of Muskingum County, Ohio, United States. The 2000 census found 439 people in the township.
Monroe township was named in honor of James Monroe, the fifth president of the United States. It is located in the northeastern corner of Muskingum County, Ohio. Madison and Adams townships, on the south by Highland township, on the east by Guernsey County and on the north by Coshocton Co, bound it on the west.
The Muskingum County Commissioners set the township aside on July 2, 1819. Though some settlers had come before this date, the area was not formerly recognized as Monroe township before that date. Like it's neighboring townships, it was created from the larger Highland township that existed prior to 1819. The largest population center was Otsego, which was built on the site of an Indian village. Wills creek runs through the northern part of the township and was traversable by canoe to the Muskingum River in Adams Mills, up-river from Dresden. Many settlers followed the creek to Monroe and the area was well known among the early pioneers for it's game.
Many of the early settlers had to carve their own trails to the township. Some came by canoe up the Wills Creek to White Eyes Creek. This being the end of their journey, the beginning starting in Marietta, up the Muskingum past Dresden to Wills Creek. Others would later disembark at Marquand Mills and follow what roads had by then been cut to whatever tract of land they had managed to obtain. Some came by covered wagon led by horses or oxen from Cambridge or via the Wheeling road through Union and Highland townships. It should be mentioned that these early settlers found the area heavily forested and had to clear their land before they could begin to farm it. The first few winters were tough as some crops failed and if it weren't for the abundant game and their skills as hunters, they would have starved. At the same time they were clearing their land, hunting and starting their farms, they also had to deal with some Indians that remained hostile as well as some white men who saw an opportunity to prey on the poorly defended settlers. It was a hard life and through it all, many of these early settlers lived very long lives. A few early pioneers such as Charles Marquand and James Sprague lived into their nineties. These were sturdy men well deserving of the name pioneer.
Otsego, the largest populated area of Monroe township, was built on the sight of an old Indian village. It has never been incorporated but has served as the only trading center in Monroe since 1838. James Sprague first owned the land the village was built on. He had later sold parts of the land to Francis Wires and Moses Abbott. James Boyle laid out the town when he was a surveyor for Muskingum County. The eastern half of the village was from the Moses Abbot's land and the eastern portion was taken from the tract of Francis Wires. The name Otsego was taken from a town by the same name in New York by Dr. Alonzo Delameter who had built a store there in 1837 with his brother Ralph. David Richardson built the first hotel in the township in Otsego in 1837.
Otsego saw much traffic as it stood on the crossroads of two of the widely used roads of the day. Route 93 and Route 83 converge in the village and also White Eyes Creek flows past it and was used for transportation in the early years before the roads were built. James Sprague and his sons built the first road in 1811-1812 to travel to Dresden. The first road to be surveyed, by Charles Roberts, was cut in 1815 from James Lindley's mill on Crooked Creek in Union township to the mouth of Wills Creek. The next road was cut in 1817 from Col. John Reynolds's store on the Wheeling road in Union township to James Sprague's land in Otsego. The surveyor for that road was Joseph K. McCune. A road was later cut to Adamsville and would later become route 93.
ANCESTORS ASSOCIATED WITH THIS GEN-SITE: Blizzard; Lane; McKee; McVicker; Wolverton.
INTERNET WEB LINK(S): Monroe Twp., Muskingum Co., Ohio; Monroe Twp. Detailed Profile;
Salem Township
LOCATION: Country: United States; State: Ohio; County: Muskingum; Coordinates/Map: 40.06, -81.875833;
Places: Adamsville; Spencer (u.p.)
NAME / DESCRIPTION: Salem Township is one of the twenty-five townships of Muskingum County, Ohio, United States. The 2000 census found 830 people in the township, 703 of whom lived in the unincorporated portions of the township.
The Muskingum County Commissioners created Salem Township from Highland Township in July 1819. It is found in the north eastern part of Muskingum County between Highland Twp. to the east, Madison and Washington Twps. to the west, Adams Twp. to the north and Perry Twp. to the south. It is found in Range 6W in an area known as "The Military District" which was originally laid out following the Revolutionary War. The name "Salem" was taken from Salem, Massachusetts where some of it's early inhabitants had come from. The major town is Adamsville which once was a prospering community but has of late fallen the way of many towns bypassed by major highways.
ANCESTORS ASSOCIATED WITH THIS GEN-SITE: see Family History Notes
INTERNET WEB LINK(S): Salem Twp., Muskingum Co., Ohio; Salem Twp., Muskingum Co., OH (Histopolis); Salem Twp., Muskingum Co., Ohio - Wikipedia
LOCATION: Country: United States; State: Ohio; County: Muskingum;
Coordinates/Map: 39.946111, -82.012222;
NAME / DESCRIPTION: Zanesville is a city in and the county seat of Muskingum County. The population was 25,586 at the 2000 census. Zanesville was named after Ebenezer Zane, who had constructed Zane's Trace, a pioneer road through present-day Ohio. He settled in the area in 1797 with his son-in-law, John McIntire, at the point where Zane's Trace met the Muskingum River. From 1810-1812, the city was the second state capital of Ohio. The National Road runs through Zanesville as U.S. Route 40.
ANCESTORS ASSOCIATED WITH THIS GEN-SITE: see Family History Notes
INTERNET WEB LINK(S): City of Zanesville's official website; Zanesville and Muskingum County, Ohio; Zanesville Ohio Community Directory; Zanesville Tourism site; John McIntire Library website;
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Map of 1804 County Boundaries (in black)
01 Mar 1804 - MUSKINGUM created from FAIRFIELD, WASHINGTON, and a small piece of COLUMBIANA.
15 Mar 1808 - MUSKINGUM lost to creation of TUSCARAWAS.
01 Mar 1810 - MUSKINGUM lost to creation of COSHOCTON and GUERNSEY; COSHOCTON not fully organized,
attached to MUSKINGUM for administrative and judicial purposes.
01 Apr 1811 - COSHOCTON fully organized, detached from MUSKINGUM.
29 Dec 1817 - MUSKINGUM lost to creation of MORGAN; MORGAN not fully organized, part attached to
MUSKINGUM for administrative and judicial purposes.
01 Mar 1818 - MUSKINGUM lost to creation of PERRY.
01 Mar 1819 - MORGAN fully organized, detached from MUSKINGUM.
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· Cemeteries of Muskingum County
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· History of Muskingum County, Ohio 1882
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· Muskingum County Bibliography
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· A Brief History of Bloomfield
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· The John and Annie Glenn Historic Site
· National Ceramic Museum & Heritage Center
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· PERiodical Source Index Search Muskingum Co., OH
· Putnam Underground Railroad Education Center
· Roseville Historical Society Museum
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· Muskingum County, Ohio 1872
· Muskingum County.1895
· Muskingum County Land Ownership Atlas 1866
· Muskingum County Land Ownership Atlas 1916
· Muskingum County Post Offices
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· Tiger Map Server Browser Muskingum Co, OH
· Quad List of Bloomfield, Ohio
· Quad List of Brush Creek, Ohio
· Quad List of Elizabeth, Ohio
· Quad List of Frazeysburg, Ohio
County Records
· All Departments below are in the Muskingum County Courthouse 401 Main Street, Zanesville, OH 43701; Phone: +1-614-455-7107, unless otherwise noted below. The Official County website is located at http://www.muskingumcounty.org .
· Muskingum County Clerk of Probate Court has Marriage Records from 1804, Birth / Death Records from 1867-1908 and Probate Records from 1804 and is located at the courthouse. Phone Number: 740-455-7113
· Muskingum County Recorder has Land Records from 1800 and is located at the courthouse. Phone Number: (740) 455-7107
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· Livingston's Law Register, 1851 Muskingum Co. Lawyers
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· Chronicling America Muskingum County
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· DeLong-Baker & Lanning Funeral Home
· Obituary Index Individuals born in Muskingum County
· Old Muskingum County, Ohio Schools
· Early Marriage Bonds 1835-1848, some C and K
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· Partial Records of Death - Muskingum Co., OH
· Catholic Record Society of the Diocese of Columbus
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American University experts are available to provide analysis of the financial crisis, the rescue plan, the impact of both on the economy, small businesses and U.S. taxpayers. For complete expert profiles, see AU's online Expert's Guide.
Barbara Bird, a management professor and entrepreneurship expert, says the crisis presents bad news and good news for small businesses. First, the bad news: "Small businesses without positive cash flow will be hit hard," Bird says. "Any firm that relies on credit to make ends meet will struggle." Now, the good news: "Times of chaos like this present great opportunities for start up businesses," Bird says. "Companies will need help in interpreting and adapting to new financial regulation. Those laid off from firms such as Lehman Brothers could rise to fill that need."
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