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FocusMax workshops (meaning the content of the workbook we use for all all workshops, DIY, online, onsite) are based on an entrepreneurial model. Considering the way most businesses are run today, one need not necessarily be a business owner to think, act and be remunerated like one. Large corporations are also leaning towards results oriented philosophies for employees and contracted services alike.
One must think like an entrepreneur to receive financial recognition for results. If you identify with the principles and strategies outlined in the Overview, then we need to talk further.
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You may call it a review, a sales meeting or a coaching session, but however you frame it you will be face to face with someone whom you are trying to help in their performance in your firm.
Those business owners, sales managers, general managers or anyone responsible for the performance of others, financial or otherwise, will be doing some coaching along the way.
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Games go stale, it's not a new thing or something that will ever stop. There are two directions that a game developer can take their waning franchise, revitalizing it with choice gameplay and setting changes, or completely obliterating it with over-the-top overhauls and unnecessary features.
Good Game Goes In, Bad Sequel Comes Out
There have been countless examples of utter failure on development companies and their publishers part. The lure of a sequel often trumps the bad juju associated with trying to out-do their last blockbuster hit, more or less with the same offering. It has happened to many beloved game franchises.
Take the Burnout series for example. Burnout 1, while not the best looking or even the best control wise, was a great game. The challenge of winning a race coupled with surviving an onslaught from 7+ AI all trying to push you into any obstacle they could find was a rush. There was a great boost mechanic which rewarded the player for doing dangerous maneuvers such as driving in the wrong lane, jumping ramps, and slamming into opponents(bonus points for actually making them wreck into a thousand tiny pieces!). The 'story' was progressed by means of a radio DJ calling all 'burners' to these races and when the player made their name known in an area they were permitted to enter races in other locales, kind of strange but it worked.
Then of course the developer, Criterion(published by Acclaim), decides to make a sequel… and guess what? It wasn't that bad! It kept the same core mechanic and gnarly crashes while expanding in just the right areas. Namely the graphics, car selection, track selection, and AI learning is what was tweaked. Burnout 2: Point of Impact played like the original and was better in all the right places. Also, there were nearly double the races and challenges as the original… oh yeah.
After these two successes EA games bought the franchise rights from Acclaim but kept Criterion as the developers. Burnout 3: Takedown was in my opinion the best Burnout release. It bumped up the difficulty of the hard modes by adding more traffic and, coupled with the harder tracks and the way better AI, made beating your personal best that much harder. The car selection was great and varied. Game progression made sense even though they ditched the classic radio DJ theme although there was still some form of interaction with a radio personality.The game was getting kind of old but you could never really get over the bad ass crashes and full on action of the races, the series was far from being dead on arrival, or so one would think.
Sugar We're Going Down
Now, I've told you all this because these were examples of how to do it right. It just so happens that the Burnout series had a great run with outstanding titles. That is, until Burnout: Revenge. This game was basically a rehash of Burnout 3, but worse. In the previous 3 titles touching any of the non-racing vehicles resulted in a fiery death, yes just barely grazing them with 1 pixel of your car or pushing the side view mirror of an opponent into traffic was enough to start a crash. On the same hand if you contacted any car after it had been crashed and was not yet despawned off the track it was an instant death as well. Burnout: Takedown changed both of these features. The 4th installment of Burnout allowed the player to 'Traffic Check' same-way traffic. Essentially if you were driving in the same direction of a non-racer car you could blast their rear and use them as a weapon against other racers with NO PENALTY WHATSOEVER. There was no slow-down, no damage done to your car, and if you pinballed a wrecked NPC car into an opponent it counted as a special takedown.
This one change in gameplay made almost everything about the game feel cheap. No longer did you have to actually dodge cars, all you had to do was stay in your lane and rear end every mo' fo' unlucky enough to be driving through the Autobahn that day. Not only did it not slow you down but Traffic Checking gave you boost! WTF. Of course this made the race mode extremely easy, but it made the crash mode ridiculously easy. In the previous titles one would have to play a level over many times to get the perfect angle and cause the most destruction, often it came down to millisecond timing and amazing reflexes. In Revenge, however, all you had to do was drive around until you were in same-way traffic and start a chain reaction. And the timer just so happened to always give you enough time to get to that same-way traffic lane. If the timer was 90 seconds you better believe it was going to take you 85 seconds to get to your crash zone.
The Burnout series wasn't just a scene, it was an arms race. An arms race that fell completely short with its 4th title and Burnout Paradise, the open world driver was so far gone from the first game it was unrecognizable. This was one of the few times a demo made me NOT want to buy the full game. In the end things fizzled out, and I predict that the next installment will be crashing, but it certainly won't be a wave.
Calm Before the Storm
I really wanted to get into other games and how they have ruined their franchises, or at least sullied their reputations… but I know I can be and already am very long winded here. I just feel pretty strongly about keeping to your guns when you know what works, and also knowing when to quit or just release some DLC instead of a new potentially bad game. Gears did it, Halo did it, Ghost Recon is also a culprit. Street Fighter, Zelda, Mario, Sonic, hell even PONG has run themselves over with their own game before.
We are on the cusp of a new 'gaming season' where more and more information will be released about 'blockbuster' games conveniently coming out near December. How are companies going to wow us, and ultimately let us down this year? A new Gears and CoD are likely releasing, along with (maybe) Duke Nukem Forever. Lets just hope we get a polished and well thought out product instead of a hastily released amalgam of old boring features and new bullcrap.

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Nourishing Your Creativity
Normandi Ellis
How does the world begin? Storytellers in cultures throughout time devote themselves to answering that question by recalling the acts of divine creation. Their answers form an intricately woven, multicolored Jacobs coat. In the land of Egypt, the ancient priests recited several versions, each complementary story designed to highlight the various aspects of divine creative energy.
One creation myth begins in the great abyss. The firmament as yet remained hidden in the awesome, chaotic potentiality of the cosmic waters. All lay in darkness, and forms remained invisible. Then Atum, the divine Being and Nonbeing, cries out in the darkness. A thousand-petaled lotus arose from the waters murky depths. Its petals slowly unfurled, and the golden light of the sun emerged as a child called Ra. His light reflected onto Atum, so the priests said, Only after Atum created Ra was he visible even to himself.
In another myth, it is the goddess Neith (or Net) who uplifts life from the cosmic waters. She is the primordial sea and a great weaver. She casts her net, which is the fabric of her being, into the water. From the waters of herself, she scoops out all creatures the fish, the fowl, the plants and animals, and humankind. She names them one by one.
A third myth tells us that in this sea of possibility there exist the Ogdoad, who are eight cosmic life principles. Four male beings are frogs; four female beings are snakes. Paired male and female, they represent the polarities of infinite time, infinite space, darkness before dawn, and the impenetrable mystery of life itself. These are the eight souls of Thoth, divine architect of the universe whose laws govern all creation.
Each story provides us with a clue about our own creativity. Neiths myth assures us that our lives derive from the very goddess-stuff of the universe. Formed of the divine body itself, we carry the genetic codes of our Great Mother, the creative matrix who passes her creativity on to her children. We humans are co-creators with the Divine. For it to be good, the world we imagine and create must be brought out of the depths of our being.
Atums story tells us that in creative acts we come to know ourselves. As the sun reflects its creators light, so does the art reflect the artist: the potters essence appears in the form of her pot, a school reflects the philosophies of its teachers, and the fruits of the field reflect the farmer. In other words, by their works ye shall know them. It is by that reflection that Atum comes to know himself. We should not be content to illuminate others; rather, through our creations, we illuminate ourselves about our deepest desires and essence.
Without a certain amount of structure, as Thoths tale reminds us, nothing would happen. The creative patterns that support all life already lie in the unconscious, often hidden and mysterious to us. These mysterious patterns of evolution, symbolized by the frogs and snakes, represent the first form from which all form derives. Snakes and frogs change by constantly shedding skins or by swimming, then growing legs and hopping. Life is about change and adaptability. Life is about process. The pairs of united opposites, the male and female, show that regeneration is spawned from the unity of opposites.
At this moment in time, we have just entered a new millennium. While others observe the apocalypse, trying to decide what form the end of the world may take, I seem to be spending my time observing how the world began. Why? Because I do not believe in annihilation. From what I have seen of both science and art, energy can never be destroyed; it simply changes form. The essential energy of life and creativity is eternal.
My purpose is relatively simple. I simply say you, as co-creators of the world, to reflect consciously (with your heart and mind) upon the shape off the future world in which you want your children to live. Is there joy in what you create? How adaptable are you?
Now that we have finally crossed from the threshold of one millennium to the next, we have arrived at a new moment of creation, one that has been long awaited and one for which, in preceding years, the underlying structures have already been set in place. We have reached that moment that the ancient Egyptians referred to as Zep Tepi (The First Time). Zep Tepi always heralds a new year, a new millennium, a new age. In ancient Egypt, it was ritually celebrated with every return of the Nile flood, predicted by the reappearance of the sacred star of Isis, Sirius.
Those of us living in the new millennium have been watching the sky and awaiting this moment for some time, noting the alignments of planets, the occurrence of significant eclipses, and other cosmic signs. For others entering into the new year will have meant only staring at a TV screen to watch a shiny ball drop down a pole in Times Square.
In a larger sense, we are already and have been for some time living in the midst of that great regeneration. When we learn to truly live from the creative core, the space between every breath is that moment of Zep Tepi. May the fecund spirit, the Divine, move through you from darkness into rebirth and light through all the days of this new millennium.


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After my 8 Incredibly Stylish Fashion Bloggers You Should Know post last month, I realised that there were loads of my favourite bloggers that I just couldn't fit into one post - it was hard enough choosing just eight. So, a month later, I've decided to feature redheads as my next blogger theme. And you guessed it, there'll be another next month, and the month after that - until I run out of themes. So March is glorious, brilliant bloggers with red hair.
As an (unnatural) redhead myself, I always love to see just how creatively redheads can dress - none of this "no red" nonsense or that they must always wear green. You'll see from those featured that no-one shys away from pattern, and they wear every colour you can possibly think of. And whether each blogger is a natural redhead or not (I'm not, but I'm known as such, so natural or not it doesn't matter to me), their hairstyles are all different shades, styles and lengths, and that's reflected in the diversity of their style too.
There are many other redhead bloggers you can probably think of; I wasn't going for the obvious [Sea of Shoes for example] as I want to share these particular ladies who I've been personally following for a while and think you'd like too. Do check them out, won't you...
Forever AmberI'm sure many of you know Amber already - she always looks like she stepped off the set of an Alfred Hitchcock movie. (Funnily enough she was Tippi Hedren in The Birds for Halloween last year.) She's old school retro but doesn't dress full-on vintage; you won't see a single mini skirt but you'll see the most amazing collection of high heels ever. Don't miss out on the hilarious stories that accompany her outfit posts: I'm not sure that anyone has ever had such bad luck with clothing disasters. You'll adore her.
De LuneI've been following Claire for a long time, and I'm always impressed by how totally unique her style is, and how she doesn't follow every trend going - she genuinely does her own thing. Her wild copper curls are as much a part of her outfit as her fantastic layering and use of interesting textures. She has one of the most interesting Instagram feeds I've seen (no clichéd outfit or details shots - you'll see exactly what I mean), plus her experimental photography is so refreshing and perfectly offsets those NYC backdrops. If you follow this "redheaded weirdo" (her words, not mine), you'll get something that surprises you every day.
Not Your Average Style FixAthina... where do I start? As with all these ladies I adore her hair and I'm always inspired by her variety of hairstyles, but it's her wardrobe that makes me salivate. I want everything she wears right now, exactly as she wears it. To pick just four photos for this post was nearly impossible - I practically cried at having to discard any. Whether in a patterned two-piece, a flowing maxi or fierce leather, she makes everything look elegant and effortless. This girl has got it going on.
Briar RoseIf ever someone looked like they were a real mermaid living as a human, it's Megan. With those impossibly long, flame-red waves and that gorgeous face, she doesn't shy away from baby pinks and reds and just enhances her femininity with ladylike silhouettes and quirky patterns. I've met her in person, and she's every bit as lovely in real life. She truly knows her style and what suits her, and yet her hair never completely steals the show (though it does have a jolly good go).
Fiery FinishChrissi has one of the most eclectic styles I've come across - sometimes uber feminine, sometimes tomboyish; a big dose of vintage and then something very on-trend. Her hair has recently graduated from a short bob to a pixie crop, and the red just adds to a varied and colourful wardrobe that I love. She's proof that redheads don't just have to wear autumnal colours; she's as wonderful in cobalt as she is in hot pink or black.
Bella & BearAnother blogger whose wardrobe I'd happily go and steal in the night, Emma is a lifestyle blogger but posts a lot of outfits - and I'm glad because they're all so gorgeous. She's devastatingly chic, a layering pro and an expert at unconventional pairings. Her outfits rarely lack several swoon-worthy accessories (I'd love to get my hands on her statement necklace collection, for example), and her hair suits her tall stature beautifully - a classic bob and big sunglasses give her that fantastic "fashion editor" chic.
Plane PrettyJenny's style is probably the most similar to mine - lots of pattern, bright accessories and no preference over skirts or trousers. Her outfits are beautifully accessorised, wearable, great for inspiration and always very feminine. Like me she favours blazers with skinny jeans, a quirky motif or two and dark florals, which set off that flame red hair beautifully.
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As this feature is all about redheads, it makes sense to both start and end with an Amber: Amber Venz is the co-founder of blogger affiliate tool RewardStyle and runs a personal blog as well. Style runs through her veins, and this is all too evident in her fierce, achingly fashion-forward wardrobe choices. On her blog you can see how she's styled her Valentino Rockstuds and what she's been wearing on her trips round the world; her outfits are highly individual and I love the soft colours (punctuated with blocks of black) and structured pieces she wears.
I'm sure you'll agree that these amazing bloggers prove that being a redhead doesn't restrict your style; the fact that so many girls are dying their hair red these days is proof at how popular flame-haired locks are. They wear every colour under the sun, loads of pattern and all styles from vintage to modern - and everything in between. Please do check them out: whether you're red yourself or not, you'll certainly be inspired by their endless creativity.
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haha new stuff always gets me to do things. I bought new bowls to pack lunch and that encourages me to cook. Same with workout clothes for me! Also decaf coffee should really not be a thing!ReplyDelete
Hey, being able to sit normally is VERY GOOD NEWS. I'm happy for you.ReplyDelete
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Honesty about butt pimples! It just does not get anymore real then that! Hey, we all get them! I've looked at fabletics but never tried it..The addiction could kill my bank account.ReplyDelete
Do you, boo is absolutely going to be my motto this weekend! After planning that huge surprise party I. Am. Spent.ReplyDelete
I love getting new workout stuff. It's always easier to go to the gym if you look cute! :)ReplyDelete
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um but seriously how cute are those fabletics clothes? i dont get it, $25 for a whole outfit? sign me up, even though i have way too many workout clothes as is. if only i could be guaranteed to get kate hudson's body by buying some!ReplyDelete
I don't understand decaf coffee either! give me the real stuff or give me death.ReplyDelete
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Some how or another we have managed to be kid free every weekend this summer and instead of sleeping in Im partying and staying up 36 hours at a time WTF is wrong with me... SLEEEEP I need to sleep!
I need some new work out gear! I need to check them out! Nothing gets you quite excited like putting on a brand new outfit :)ReplyDelete
Sometimes, the weekend with no plans ends up being the best weekend!
hahah YASSSSS! do you, boo! also... glad im not the only one who gets ass zits.ReplyDelete
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Police Officer Anthony Johnson suffered a fatal heart attack after struggling with a suspect at Overbrook High School at about 1700 hours.
Officer Johnson, who volunteered as a part-time basketball coach, was in the gym for team photographs when a student came in and created a disturbance. The student refused to leave, and as Officer Johnson escorted him out of the gym, the boy took a swing at him and started to struggle. During the struggle, Officer Johnson was able to get handcuffs on the suspect before collapsing.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - Gold demand in India, the world's biggest consumer of the metal, jumped on Wednesday as buyers preponed purchases on concerns the government may raise the import duty on Thursday to control a record current account deficit.
The government has already targeted gold, second only to oil in value of imports, by raising the duty to 6 percent from 4 percent on January 21. A government report on Wednesday recommended reining in gold imports to curb external deficit.
"Jewellers and traders are a bit worried about the government policy. They are buying on expectations of some moves to curb gold imports in the budget. There might be a higher duty or quantities restriction on imports," said a Mumbai-based dealer with a state-run bullion importing bank.
Trade Minister Anand Sharma said last week that he was discussing further curbs on gold imports with Finance Minister P. Chidambaram, who will present what is expected to be an austere budget for 2013/14 on Thursday.
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The rupee, which plays an important role in determining the landed cost of the dollar-quoted yellow metal, rose on Wednesday.
Globally, gold edged lower, but held near a 1-1/2-week high hit in the previous session as the U.S. Federal Reserve reassured investors of its commitment to loose monetary policy, burnishing bullion's appeal as a hedge against inflation.
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Having lost Gaston Casas to a seemingly season-long injury, Betis have done extremely well to stay in contention for a European place and currently lie eighth in La Liga, but along with Alaves are the lowest scorers in the top half of the table.
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Walter Mykura (1926-1988)
Dr Walter Mykura, who died suddenly on 13th May 1988, aged 62, as a result of a road accident in Edinburgh, was an outstanding field geologist, known for his work throughout Scotland. Wally Mykura was a much-loved Life Fellow of the Edinburgh Geological Society, to which he was elected an Ordinary Fellow in 1951 and which he served as President from 1975 to 1977.
Originally from a small town in the north of Czechoslovakia, he came as a refugee to Britain in 1938 and, after war service in the RAF, graduated in geology at the University of Birmingham in 1950. In that year he joined the staff of the Geological Survey in its Edinburgh office, where he remained until a stroke forced his retirement in 1985. Such was his tenacity and purpose that, supported by his wife Alison, he made an almost complete recovery and at the time of his death was eagerly looking forward to leading the Society's week-long May excursion to Shetland.
Even whilst a student at Birmingham, his ability to observe and discern key field evidence showed in his first publication in 1951, which was based on work in the nearby Abberley Hills. In Scotland, his published contributions are immense and his name will be ranked forever amongst the greatest in Scottish geology. He is the only field geologist in the Geological Survey ever to have gained Special Merit Promotion to Senior Principal Scientific Officer, which he achieved in 1979. He was awarded the Wollaston Fund of the Geological Society of London in 1972, the Clough Medal of the Edinburgh Geological Society in 1982 and the T.N.George Medal of the Geological Society of Glasgow in 1987. He was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh in 1970 and the University of Birmingham awarded him a DSc in 1976.
Many were those that he stimulated to take up geology through his infectious enthusiasm, conveyed in well-illustrated lectures but above all in the field, where he also demonstrated his considerable mountaineering skill. He was an inspiring leader of many of the Society's excursions, especially the week-long excursions in May every year. Perhaps the most memorable of these was that to the Isle of Rhum in 1977. He also led two notable long excursions for The Geologists' Association, to Orkney in 1978 and to Shetland in 1983.
His official duties in Scotland, principally concerned with the production of geological maps and accompanying memoirs, began in the Pentland Hills near his home, covering the Silurian inliers, Lower Old Red Sandstone volcanic rocks and the Pleistocene geology. Later, he co-authored the 3rd Edition of the Edinburgh Memoir with G.H. Mitchell. This was followed by work in the Ayrshire Coalfield, notably demonstrating the replacement of coal by limestone. There then came nine summer seasons of field work in the geologically-remarkable Shetland Islands, concerned with the evolution of the Old Red Sandstone basins, volcanic rocks, metamorphic rocks and plutonic complexes, particularly in Western Shetland. He co-authored the Western Shetland Memoir with J. Phemister in 1976. He provided new evidence on the movement on the Great Glen Fault system as it passes northwards through Shetland. Later work on the Old Red Sandstone of Orkney enabled him to produce a completely new Regional Handbook on the Geology of Orkney and Shetland, published in 1976. This is perhaps his best-known single work and contains a guide to geological excursions in the two groups of islands. He also worked extensively in the mainland of northern Scotland.
Wally Mykura, as he was universally known and loved, became recognised internationally as the authority on the Old Red Sandstone of northern Britain, in the Orcadian Province. At the time of his retirement from the post of District Geologist in charge of the Highlands and Islands of Scotland, he had already embarked on a major review of the Jurassic sediments which are only briefly glimpsed on land on the west and east coasts of Scotland, but which form such important hydrocarbon-bearing reservoirs offshore.
He is survived by his wife Alison, three sons and a daughter.
Michael C Smith (1939-1997)
It is with great sadness that the Society notes the death of Mike Smith on 12th June. A member of the Society's Council, its representative on the Scottish Wildlife Trust, and Secretary of the Lothian and Borders RIGS Group, affiliated to the Society, Mike Smith was a member of the Petroleum Group of the British Geological Survey based at the Gilmerton Core Store. A quiet, extremely efficient and modest man, the Society will miss his wise counsel.
Peter McLaren Donald Duff (1927-1998)
It was with great sadness that the Society learned of the death of Donald Duff earlier this year after some months of illness. At the time of his death he was a Trustee of the Society and served on the Clough Committee, and from 1972 to 1974 he was one of our Vice-Presidents. During his distinguished and energetic career he first worked with the Geological Survey before being appointed to a lectureship, and later a senior lectureship, in the University of Edinburgh, and then to a chair at Strathclyde University. With lifelong research interests in coal and its associated sediments he was then head-hunted by BP in London to become their chief coal review geologist, a post with world-wide interests which he held until he retired in 1987. He was the Secretary of the Geological Society of London, an editor of several journals, and author and co-editor of several major texts in geology. We shall miss his cheerful presence at evening meetings and his valued experience contributed to the affairs of our Society.
Margaret C Laing (d. 1999)
Margaret C Laing was appointed a member of Council for the session 1975-76 and then was Treasurer of the Society from 1976 to 1982 and a Vice-President from 1983 to 1985, the busy period of the 150th anniversary celebrations. She will be remembered for her cheery disposition, her stalwart presence on excursions, and her ability to make others laugh when considering the otherwise dull topic of the Society's finances.
David C Greig FRSE (d. 1999)
David C Greig FRSE was Secretary of the Society from 1965 to 1970 and its President from 1973 to 1975. As District Geologist with the IGS South Lowlands Unit, he wrote the last edition of the regional guide to the South of Scotland. He was a popular field leader, having the knack of pitching his explanations of the rocks at exactly the right level for the entire party. There was hardly a year in which he did not offer an excursion to some part of Berwickshire.
John L Roberts (d. 2000)
Dr John L Roberts, who died in November 2000, was a well known Highland geologist. He graduated in geology from the University of Edinburgh in 1958, and did his PhD at Liverpool University, where, at his own suggestion, he worked under Robert Shackleton on the structure of the Dalradian of the Southwest Highlands. In 1963, he went to the Middle East, teaching in Saudi Arabia for a year, and for two years at the American University of Beirut in the Lebanon, where he met his first wife, Lynn. He returned to Britain in 1966 to a teaching post at Newcastle University, where he remained until taking early retirement in 1986.
John published over twenty papers on the structure of the Dalradian of Scotland, many in collaboration with Jack Treagus, which made a considerable impact on the interpretation of Highland geology. The Structure of the Dalradian rocks in the SW of Scotland, based on his PhD work and publish-ed in 1974, is a seminal work describing in detail the eight phases of deforma-tion that affect these rocks and providing the first 'modern' account of the overall structure of the Dalradian from Islay to the Highland Border.
After retirement, John devoted his energy to writing books. Among them, An Introduction to Geological Maps and Structures is in its third edition and translated into several languages. The Macmillan Field Guide to Geological Structures is a wonderful tribute to his photography, and The Highland Geology Trail demonstrates his wish to share his love of Highland geology with others. More recently, three of his volumes on the history of the Scottish Highlands have been published by Edinburgh University Press, a fourth being completed in the last year of his debilitating illness.
Professor Sir Kingsley Dunham FRS (1910-2001)
With the death of Sir Kingsley Dunham on 5th April 2001, at the age of 91, our Society has lost one of its most eminent Honorary Fellows. Much of his life was lived in or close to the city of Durham, where he attended primary and secondary school and then went on to take Honours in geology at Durham University, where Arthur Holmes was Professor of Geology. A Durham PhD on the lead-zinc mineralisation of the North Pennine ore-field kindled his life-long interest in the mechanisms of orebody generation.
Following the tenure of a Commonwealth Fellowship at Harvard in 1932, he returned to Britain to a post in the Geological Survey. In 1950 he was appointed to the chair of Geology at Durham. Here, he obtained funding for a major project, the drilling of the Rookhope borehole to explore the deep structure of the North Pennine orefield. Completed in 1961, this confirmed the existence of the Weardale granite below Carboniferous sedimentary rocks. However, contrary to the existing theory, the borehole showed that the granite predated both the sedimentary rocks and the mineralisation and hence merely acted as a focus for the mineralising fluids rather than being their source.
He returned to the Geological Survey as its Director from 1967 to 1976, and master-minded its eventual move from London to Keyworth. His honours and awards included 12 honorary degrees, the Wollaston Medal of the Geological Society, the Gold Medal of the Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, the Royal Medal of the Royal Society and honorary mem-bership of many societies. He was knighted in 1972.
He attached great importance to the public understanding of science, and in retirement back in Durham he was a strong supporter of Yorkshire Geological Society events and was Honorary President of the North East Geological Society. He led parties of Open University students on tours of Durham Cathedral, demonstrating its building stones. An expert pianist and organist, he played the cathedral organ until his sight failed in old age. In his much-loved Cathedral were united the themes of music, science and religion which were at the core of his life.
Harry Gordon Macpherson (1925-2001)
Formerly Curator of Mineralogy at the Royal Museum in Edinburgh, Harry Macpherson was known to very members of our Society for his enthusiasm in the collection and study of Scottish minerals. A quiet and private man, he believed in fostering close links between the Museum and the Edinburgh Geological Society, a rewarding association which we still enjoy. His death on 13th December after a long illness leaves those who knew him with many happy and enduring memories.
Harry was born and educated in Aberdeen, served with the Royal Engineers in the Far East, and returning to the University of Aberdeen, graduated with an Honours B.Sc. in geology in 1952. Study for an M.A. and a Ph.D. at Toronto University followed. Summer field work in Canada gave him experience of the high pressure hurly-burly of economic geology during employment with several prospecting companies. In 1958 he returned to Scotland as a scientist with the National Coal Board in New Cumnock, and in 1960 he was appointed a Mineral Curator in the Geology Department of the Royal Museum. Refurbishment of the northeast wing of the Museum in the late 1960s and early 1970s gave the opportunity for the development of a new Mineral Hall, opened in 1975. Here, Harry's unrivalled skill in producing uncomplicated, attractive and educational displays was used to the full.
With his interest in the collection and identification of new Scottish minerals, he worked to increase the Museum's research capability, introducing new techniques and encouraging younger colleagues, who remember him on mineral hunting forays lugging home huge specimens for the Museum's collection. Macphersonite, a new mineral from Leadhills, was named after him. He retired from museum duties in 1987, and, encouraged not to waste his expert knowledge of Scottish agates, published his well-known book on Agates in 1989.
Sir Frederick Henry Stewart (1916-2001)
Fred Stewart was a canny Aberdonian. He was appointed to a Lecturership in Geology at the University of Durham (1943-56) and to the Regius Chair of Geology and Mineralogy in the University of Edinburgh (1956-82).
Stewart first worked on the igneous rocks in Skye and Belhelvie in Aberdeenshire. During his employment as a wartime mineralogist with ICI he found economically valuable salt deposits, strategically vital to the Allied war effort. He later continued with his research in the northeast of Scotland and the volcanic complexes of the Scottish islands. Fred was elected a Fellow of the Edinburgh Geological Society in 1956, Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh in 1957 and Fellow of the Royal Society in 1964. His meticulous work was recognised by awards from the Geological Society of London, the Mineralogical Society of America, and the Edinburgh Geological Society, from whom he was awarded the Clough Medal.
Appointed Chairman of the Natural Environment Research Council in 1971, Stewart became Chairman of the Advisory Board of Research Councils (1973-79). In that capacity he was responsible for advising the Secretary of the Departrnent of Education and Science on science policy in the UK covering the spectrum of medicine, pure science, agriculture and engineenng
Fred Stewart retired in 1982 to live in Argyll with his wife, Mary, the writer. He beqeathed his marvellous collection of minerals and fossil fish to the Royal Museum of Scotland.
Alexander (Sandy) Cleghorn Robertson (1919-2001)
Sandy Robertson, with his wife Margaret, was a familiar figure on the Society's day excursions and the annual Long Excursion. Sandy was bom near Wishaw where he started work in the Co-operative Society at the age of 14. He was called up at the outbreak of war in 1939, serving with distinction in the Tank Corps in France and in Burma. On demobilisation in 1946 he entered the coal industry, later to become the National Coal Board, at Branchal Colliery near Wishaw. He studied for his Manager's Certificate and held several managerial positions in Fife, where he met Margaret. Interested in the education of young apprentices, he transferred to the newly-formed Industrial Training Board, of which he became head. Retirement in 1981 gave him time to pursue his interests in lapidary and geology. He served on EGS Council from 1982 to 1984. In the last 10 years he turned to archaeology and took part in digs in Greece, learning Greek so as to be able to converse with fellow diggers.
Donald Robert Shelley (1933-2002)
Don Shelley was born in Stafford in 1933 and attended the Grammar School until he was sixteen. He did his National Service in Germany, joined the Colonial Service and was posted to Kenya, where he served with distinction during the Mau Mau troubles. After three years, he moved to Northern Rhodesia where he married Anne. His next posting was to Barotseland, where he stayed for seven years playing an active part in the negotiations that led to independence.
After his return to Britain, he spent a year as a policeman in the Lake District before joining the Nature Conservancy Council as a warden of the Inverpolly Nature Reserve, making his home at Knockan Cottage. During this period, he discovered his gift for passing on his enthusiasm to people, especially to children, and he was a pioneer of the Nature Trail. Not surprisingly, residence in Assynt increased his fascination with geology and he joined the Edinburgh Geological Society. He regarded the annual long excursion as one of the high points of the year and he attended whenever possible.
He and Anne set up their business in Golspie in 1970 and, despite the apparent remoteness of the shop, The Orcadian Stone Company became an internationally known company and the superb exhibition of rocks, minerals and fossils was visited by an ever increasing number of individuals. the interest shown in his collection by academic visitors was a source of great satisfaction to Don.
He has many durable memorials such as his displays at Golspie, Knockan Cliff, Ardgay, Fort William and interpretative displays throughout the Highlands. He knew Scotland and its animals, birds and rocks and there are few corners that he had not explored. Being out in the field with Don was always a pleasure and an education and his genial presence will be greatly missed.
John Anthony (Tony) Weir (1932-2002)
Born and brought up in Glasgow, Tony attended Glasgow High School. Following in the footsteps of his father, John Weir, he went on to study Geology at Glasgow University, before going on to to take his Ph.D. at Queen's University, Belfast under the supervision of Alwyn Williams.
On 4 January 1959, he joined the academic staff of the Geology Department at St Andrews University. His research focussed on the sedimentology and structure of the Lower Palaeozoic successions of southern Scotland, in collaboration with Ken Walton, and contributed to the development of the imbricate thrust model for the Southern Uplands. In the Department he was a conscientious and loyal colleague who was always ready to help out in a crisis, and students over many years remember him with affection and respect. A number of postgraduate students were grateful for his writing up their work for publication after they had moved on to demanding jobs.
Though his parents retired to Tayport, Tony spent 5 days a week as resident of Dean's Court, the post-graduate residence in St. Andrews, where he became a much loved supporter of that community. He was an enthusiast for steam trains (he had an encyclopoedic knowledge of railways), paddle steamers and Clyde shipping in particular. He was keen on classical music and it was not unknown for him to burst into song at informal gatherings.
His health deteriorated soon after his retiral in 1997 and his last few months were spent in hospital. His position in St. Andrews was well expressed by a hospital nurse who said that Tony received more visitors than any other patient on the ward. This was borne out by the large number of colleagues, former students and friends who attended his funeral. He remained single all his life.
Perhaps the most lasting legacy of Tony Weir is the impact his teaching made on students, which is best summed up by two eulogies sent in by former students.
"Tony had a great love of life and was one of those larger than life characters who enriched life for the rest of us. His enthusiasm and idiosyncracies greatly enlivened the study of palaeontology for undergraduates"
"When I teach fossils to my class, I try to show the same enthusiasm Tony showed when teaching us. A part of him lives on when I teach graptolites. My pronunciation of 'Didymograptus murchisoni' is pure Tony Weir Glaswegian and works the same magic with my students as it worked with me. He now has academic grandchildren who use his pronunciation for fossil names despite their Yorkshire accents."
John Kenneth Oakley (1929-2002)
Ken Oakley was the Society's Excursion Secretary from 1988 to 1993 after nobly volunteering to take over from his predecessor Ian Hogarth. His love of the outdoors and his enthusiasm for organising sport and outdoor activity for the young fitted him well for the task. With Honours in geology from St Andrews University he taught science and physics at St Mungoís, Alloa and at Larbert High School. Even after his retirement from teaching, he regularly climbed in the Alps with groups of his former pupils. He had climbed all of the Scottish Munros, and completed the last of the Corbetts in October 2000 when already diagnosed with cancer. His other interests included cricket (he umpired at Club level), hockey (his girl's hockey team swept all before them playing 'men's' hockey) and gardening (his tomato plants came with him on one Long Excursion). The Society will miss his kindly and cheerful company in the field.


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Life in Cold Blood
Underestimate the crocodile and other reptiles, and underestimate the amphibians at your own peril.
Life in Cold BloodCast: David Attenborough
Network: BBC
First date: 2008
US Release Date: 2008-08-05
We tend to think of evolution as a positive thing, as a continuous thing, as upward progress, as the sloughing off the old and worn out and the developing of the new and practical. And we tend to think of anything static and unchanging as outmoded, hopelessly simple and doomed.
We also tend to put ourselves at the top of the evolutionary chain, as being the species most adept and successful at adaptation. And subsequently, we may tend to put our cold blooded friends, the reptiles and amphibians, somewhere further down the chain, perhaps close to the bottom of the pile.
But consider the crocodile. Consider that it has existed in basically the same form, and persevered quite well, thank you, by doing the same thing it was doing since the time of the dinosaurs. Consider its, and its cousin the alligator's, success in colonizing the world; consider the fear and respect it commands; and consider that it will probably outlast us by tens, if not hundreds, of thousands of years. Consider that perhaps it found perfection, long ago, and just stopped evolving at that point. So, then, who's the more highly evolved species?
Underestimate the crocodile and other reptiles, and underestimate the amphibians at your own peril. I certainly don't, not since I've watched Life in Cold Blood, and neither does Sir David Attenborough. But you probably already figured the latter.
Consisting of five 50 minute programs, accompanied each by 10-minute addendums of "making of" footage, Attenborough's latest, and reportedly last, major series is a consistently fascinating, if only a tad bit repetitive, tour of the rich and varied lives of crocodiles, frogs, turtles, chameleons, snakes, and other assorted cold blooded creatures.
As with others of his "Life" series, and with Planet Earth, Attenborough's presentation tends to be engagingly discursive, enthralling more in its tangents, in its uncovering of rare sights and behavior, than in covering the basics. The first episode, The Cold Blooded Truth, does a good job of surveying the latter, though, covering the fundamentals of reptile and amphibian life: the advantages and disadvantages of being by necessity "solar powered" (acquiring their internal heat and energy from the sun, either directly or indirectly); the fact that one group is entirely beholden to water (amphibians) while the other has conquered the most arid, inhospitable places on earth; the common link of laying eggs instead of live full formed young (well, except when they do, and that's exciting stuff, the live births).
The other four episodes highlight both major branches, and then subgroups within, moving from amphibians, to lizards, on to snakes, and concluding with an episode about turtles and crocodiles. Most of the excursions into the animals lives, while rich in the details, tend to revolve around the twin foci of food and sex. Attenborough's fascination with how animals eat, and how the procreate, is, apparently, boundless.
But as always, he finds new tangents that fascinate. This time out, he also seems oddly fixated on extreme pygmy versions of animals. We are treated to rare sights of miniscule, nearly microscopic, lizards and chameleons, which are the evolutionary equivalent of their normal sized cousins. Attenborough makes no larger (ahem) point about his obsession with the miniscule, other than its just amazing that these animals exist. You can't help but agree with him.
As with other BBC wildlife specials produced under the purview of Attenborough, the joy in watching Life in Cold Blood is in its collection of rare moments of wonder that seem so effortlessly captured on film, shots of animals in action that inspire nothing but jaw-agape amazement. Like the weirdly hilarious arm gestures of the endearing (and tragically endangered) golden frog in Panama. Though frogs, of course, normally croak and creak to communicate, golden frogs' constant proximity to loud running water has forced them to adopt other methods of finding mates and warding of competitors.
When one golden frog encounters another, they begin an elaborate exchange of arm gestures that make them look like they are attached to marionette strings -- oddly herky-jerky, almost like stop motion animation, these gestures convey ownership and challenge from one male frog to another, or, enticement if directed towards a female. Its hypnotic stuff, and also quite fun to imitate with your friends and loved ones (no, really).
And then here we have the grotesque horror of watching a massive seven-foot long python devour an adult antelope whole. Think about that for a second. The snake somehow is able to expand its mouth to such a degree that it can start devouring and breaking down the entire body of the antelope (hooves, horns, bones and all!) and keep pushing it (the antelope) down its gullet until it the whole thing can be seen in outline in its distended "belly" – and this all in one sitting!
Except that it doesn't exactly chew and swallow the antelope, but once it gets its grotesquely flexible mouth around it, the snake just slowly moves itself forward over the stationary carcass. So, though it takes over a day to finally consume the whole thing, and probably another week to digest the antelope, the python doesn't have to eat again for an entire year. How efficient!
And this is one clue to the success of amphibians and lizards in colonizing the globe. Though reliant on the sun, with no self-sustaining internal combustion engine like warm blooded animals, they utilize considerably less energy than mammals in maintaining vital body heat. And this they've managed to do just about everywhere -- on dry land, in water, in the sun and in the dark (by getting their "solar energy" from the heat released by rocks that have sat in the sun all day, for example), while living both above and below ground.
These creatures are remarkable engines of survival, and they make you stop and wonder whether we mammals made some wrong turn on the evolutionary highway after our much distant evolutionary (and decidedly amphibian) ancestors crawled out of the primordial muck.
But all is not well in the cold blooded kingdom. The series ends on a somewhat somber note. Attenborough laments the fate of amphibians in particular, which are endangered world-wide. Reptiles are still in pretty good shape, but the passing of amphibians would be, of course, disastrous, not just for the ecosystems they inhabit, but also simply for the joy and beauty their colorful multiplicity and unique behaviors add to the world.
As with most Attenborough specials, he let's the animals "speak" for themselves. He is not didactic, just soberly matter of fact beneath his normal ebullient enthusiasm. The golden frogs, the giant sea turtles, the outrageously colored chameleons -- they are their own best advocates, if only we'd open our eyes to truly see them. Thank goodness, then, for Sir David Attenborough, who throughout his prolific career has always given us this opportunity to see and hear what we might not otherwise even realize exists.


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Finally, Britain's Duchess Catherine has gone into labour. Kate Middleton — as she was known before her marriage to Prince William — was rushed to St. Mary's Hospital in London around 6 a.m. this morning, after experiencing the early stages of childbirth. Father-to-be, William, is by her side.
Ironically, Kate has been booked into the same wing where the prince was born in 1982. This time around, preparations inside the royal baby's birthing suite include champagne for mum and dad to celebrate, luxury toiletries, fresh exotic flowers, a reclining chair for the tot and, most importantly, blackout curtains to guarantee total privacy. After all, this is a baby the world is waiting to see!
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The Opposition
The opposition is a dissociative, very tense angle of about 180°, give or take 10°.
Oppositions are 180 degrees apart and are therefore opposite each other. Oppositions are generally considered to be rather challenging, although in relationship Synastry charts this can be a sometimes be a case of polar opposites attracting to each other. Again, the degree of influence of the orb needs to be taken into account, but generally the oppositions fall into the signs below.
Aries – Libra
Taurus – Scorpio
Gemini – Sagittarius
Cancer – Capricorn
Leo – Aquarius
Virgo – Pisces
Libra – Aries
Scorpio – Taurus
Sagittarius – Gemini
Capricorn – Cancer
Aquarius – Leo
Pisces – Virgo
It reflects influences which are deeply rooted in the psychology, but are naturally disowned by the native, even though they are quite prominent in him. This produces an unwholeness, an immaturity and a need for affirmation, an unresolved insecurity even though these energies are strong in him.
It establishes great strain and frustration which must find some form of expression, and it is usually twisted and exaggerated. These intense, repressed energies are bound to create warps in perception, and so often lead to excessive occupation with, and even projection of qualities and intentions upon others.
Sometimes the native seeks or attaches himself to persons which reflect these energies for him, and as such act as a sanction for the expression of his own. It seems they seek validation for these energies by other people.
There is also an interplay of fear, especially fear of rejection in expression of these energies, or fear of these being used back against them. Therefore, these influences tend to act out in a concealed or indirect way in many circumstances. The native must feel sanctioned from their surroundings for the expression of these energies, or else they repress them in fear of disapproval.
It introduces an element of deep frustration, which may find inappropriate venues for its expression. These energies are too strong, too extreme and in cases they get endorsement by their surroundings, may find it offshoot in quite a negative way. So in the end, the choice is more between some repression and unhealthy expression.
The inclinations of the opposition are usually more apparent to those nearer to the native, however there are usually still some internal patterns that are not shared even in these circumstances. The strongly repressive aspect of the opposition acts as a deep reservoir of rotting, mostly unexpressed energies and desires. It is a difficult influence to unearth as it is deeply rooted in the subconscious.
Another issue is that this energy is not well-focussed by nature, can have an off-again on-again expression. It is usually more repressed in early years, which makes it hard to establish oneself properly in appropriate fields.
The opposition has two sides which are deeply polarized, but know each other's game and take qualities from each other so that the other side cannot win over them. It's like a mini "cold war", where the sides are of similar strengths and cannot completely get over each other.
Early life is usually ripe with the tensions having to do with the planets involved, and there is an early opposition to the expression of these energies by the native, although others have demonstrated these very energies.
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So for my best friends birthday at the weekend I decided to treat us both to afternoon tea and be really sophisticated and all that!!
Afternoon tea has become like a massive thing lately, and there are so many cool places that do it and that are a little bit different so I have totally fallen in love with it and wanted to try them all out.
We went to Bills and I am pretty sure everyone has heard of or been to Bills.
It was proper cute as you can see from the photos. You can choose between your choice of tea or champagne, naturally we went for champagne, I mean it was her birthday after all haha.
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We know, we know, we're all about making amazing and delicious food and don't worry–more awesome sous vide recipes are on their way. But a blogger friend of ours turned us on to a…non-conventional use for sous vide that we just had to share with you…
That's right, a blast from the past.
David Kliman of the blog Cooked Three Ways, found that using the constant heat of sous vide via his Nomiku, he could set his dyes in his shirts better than he would traditionally. Plus, he found, that tie dying with sous vide allowed the shirts to finish three times faster–just hours as opposed to one or two full days.
Click here to read his entire blog entry and to see how he did it. Take care to clean everything thoroughly before using your Nomiku for food if you do make these shirts–and also take care to be prepared to be the most popular person ever with homemade sous vide tie dye shirts and tasty home made sous vide meals. You're the holiday gift machine that just keeps on giving.
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Jon Mark - Land of Merlin (1992)
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In 1988, New Zealand composer, Jon Mark, paid tribute to his Celtic roots on The Standing Stones of Callanish. These elegant synthesizer sketches capture the mystery and the simple beauty of the British Isles.
On this release, Mark delves even deeper into his English heritage as he takes listeners on a musical tour through the Land of Merlin. Cornwall, the most westerly part of the British Isles, has from time immemorial been known as the Land of Merlin. As King Arthur's birthplace and home to his fabled Knights of the Round Table, it has inspired countless artists and storytellers through the ages. Mark is no different. Much of his childhood was spent traveling through the enchanted landscapes of Cornwall with his godparents, and the memory of these journeys continue to inspire the English-born synthesist.
However, it was quite some time before Mark felt ready to translate King Arthur's story into music. The enormous catalogue of novels, poems and academic research on this legendary character was daunting. Yet after considerable research, Mark rediscovered T.H. White's chronicles of Arthur's childhood, The Once and Future King. There he found a more personal connection with his subject. As Mark observes in the liner notes, "I was struck by the fact that my emotional involvement with Arthur's story was with him as a child and with England as he would have seen it in his time, his early meetings and journeys, unaware of his future destiny. In the same way, our potentials lie quietly waiting for us to bring them to life."
With a subtle grace reminiscent of The Standing Stones of Callanish, Land of Merlin is Mark's attempt to depict the magical countryside of Cornwall through a child's eyes. At the same time, his spacious melodies and breath-like chords whisper of a distant past, a time of unicorns, magicians and a young man named Arthur who realizes his destiny as the Once and Future King of England.
01. Land of Merlin
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06. The Dream of Arthur
07. Perilous and Mystical Journey
08. The King, Queen and Castle
09. The Greenwood, the Briar and the Rose
10. Farewell to Childhood
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Wollongong is located in the Australian state of New South Wales, around 80 kilometres south of Sydney. Fronting onto the Pacific Ocean, the city is a surfing center and has a long, sandy beach, which makes it a popular resort for locals and international visitors alike.
One of Wollongong's great attractions is its down to earth, relaxed culture. Visitors will be welcomed warmly, and they can dine at some of Australia's best restaurants during their stay. The region is particularly known for its steak and seafood combination dishes, but its food culture includes influences from around the world. Visitors can even take food tours of the area which visit local producers like orchards, vineyards, farmers and cookery academies.
However, the area around town is more famous for its natural beauty. Away from the coast, visitors can trace the Cockatoo Run on a specially constructed steam railway, which passes through rainforest and beautiful gorges.
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He represented Liberty Municipality in the Consultation of 1835 and on November 13 signed the articles that established the provisional government of Texas. He withdrew from the Consultation due to illness in his family but served as a liaison officer between the provisional government at San Felipe and the army then besieging Bexar. On November 30, with William A. Pettus, he reported "much dissatisfaction and inquietude pervading the army" but assured the council that "if their wants are supplied-no fears can be entertained of their abandoning the siege of Bexar." On March 25, 1836, the council appointed Patrick to organize the Harrisburg County militia and instructed him to order two-thirds of the troops immediately into active duty. "At great personal expense and labor" he mustered twenty recruits into what became Capt. Moseley Baker's company of Gen. Sam Houston's army. During the Runaway Scrape Patrick's farm, Deepwater, was for a time the seat of the Texas government, and as the Mexican army approached, he accompanied President David G. Burnet and his cabinet first to Morgan's Point and then to Galveston where, for a time, he served as captain of the schooner Flash. Following the battle of San Jacinto, Houston moved his army from the battlefield onto Patrick's farm on Buffalo Bayou because, according to Robert Hancock Hunter, "the de[a]d Mexicans began [to] smell." A Texas Centennial marker was erected in 1936 at the site of the former home of Patrick in the present community of Deer Park.
In 1837 Patrick was named surveyor of Harris County. In 1840 he owned 6,166 acres in Grimes County, fifteen town lots in the Jefferson County speculative community of Sabine, and 350 acres in Montgomery County. On February 13 of that year he married Martha Scaife, a native of Maryport, England. The couple had five children. Martha died at Anderson on September 26, 1855. The Patricks' youngest child and only son, George Moffitt, Jr., was killed on June 1, 1865, at age eleven by the accidental explosion of a gunpowder magazine. Before 1860 Patrick married a woman named Augusta. Patrick had moved to Grimes County, where he owned $9,200 in real estate. By 1860 he owned $19,367 worth of real estate and $8,620 in personal property and was serving as the county's chief justice. He died at his home at Anderson on June 28, 1889. His remains and those of his wife were later removed to the State Cemetery in Austin. Patrick was an active Mason and served two terms as most worshipful grand master of the Grand Lodge of Texas. He was the first Texas Mason to serve as presiding officer of all four bodies of the York Rite of Freemasonry. He was a member of the Church of Christ and of the Sons of Temperance. Although a practicing physician, he is said never to have charged a fee for his medical services.
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