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Baltimore, Md. – Sinai Hospital's Yassar Youssef, M.D., has become the first surgeon in Maryland to perform 100 procedures by using the da Vinci® Surgical System to remove a patient's gallbladder through only one small incision in the navel. Youssef, a general surgeon who heads Sinai's Division of Robotic Surgery, has been performing this procedure, also known as da Vinci Single-Site® cholecystectomy, since last November. To date, none of these cases have involved major complications or the need for Youssef to convert them from minimally invasive into traditional procedures that would involve a large, open incision. "We are delighted that in less than a year, Dr. Youssef has become the most practiced surgeon in the state with this approach to gallbladder surgery," says Amy Perry, president of Sinai Hospital. "During this time, more than 25 surgeons have come to Sinai to watch Dr. Youssef perform this impressive procedure." Because having the gallbladder removed in this fashion allows for just one incision to be made in the navel, patients are left without any visible scars. The minimally invasive approach also reduces risk for blood loss and infection, lessens pain, and hastens recovery. To learn more about single-site gallbladder removal with the da Vinci Surgical System, call 410-601-9355 or visit www.lifebridgehealth.org/roboticsurgery. Sinai Hospital is a part of LifeBridge Health, one of the largest, most comprehensive providers of health services in northwest Baltimore. LifeBridge Health also includes Northwest Hospital, Levindale Hebrew Geriatric Center and Hospital, Courtland Gardens Nursing & Rehabilitation Center, and related subsidiaries and affiliates.


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Re: LL Hot Deals Revamped and Updated
Dear LL Moderator KS
I think that I am as confused as others.
Is it that:
1. you are reviewing the posts by the Community, and as a result of some of the comments from others on messages, that you are determining / deducing hotels that are well appreciated by community members and it is those comments that makes a property a 'hot deal'? or
2.a hotel that has been identified somehow (for exampleas appreciated by others) has an auction offeringthat is exceptional value for money and that value element makes the property a 'hot deal'?
Finally, is there a means to provide input on what some of us would think is good value for money, and also a high quality property that has something special about it, that in our own view is a 'hot' deal? If so, could you explain how we would feed that information, or perhaps create a 'vote' system.
My own view is that a hot deal suggests a high quality property, that is valuefor money, that has been endorsed by some who have been. And if those factors are the ones that count, by the way, a few of us have already recognized the Hotel Bellevue in Cogne, Aosta, Italy as one of those exceptional 'little gems' of a property. (little thread opened by Travelfan).
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I saw something in one of my recent LL emails which makes me wonder if the 'Hot Deals' properties are the ones which have proven the most popular in the latest round of auctions. There was a section in the email listing which properties had received the highest number of bids, and there seeemed to be quite a bit of overlap with the 'Hot Deals' properties...
I think it would be great if there was a way we could nominate properties for listing as a 'Hot Deal' -- maybe we could have an Editors' Hot Deal section and a Community Hot Deal section, where the properties in the second section were nominated by community members (sort of like how Conde Nast Traveller has an Editors' Gold List and a Reader's Choice Gold List).
Curtiejoe: yes, we do like the warmer winters...though we could do without the accompanying scorching summers, as we live in a country which has yet to discover air conditioning! Even the wards at the hospital aren't air conditioned...
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I recall watching the Wimbledon tennis championship games that took place in the summer two years ago. Courtside temperatures ranged between 35 and 40C for several days! The commentators kept saying that such intense heat had not been recorded in England within living memory. I got a taste of the same sort of thing later that year when I visited London in October for three days. Daytime temps were at a balmy 28C then and the house I stayed at on Golden Lane just north of the Barbican Centre also had no A/C, so I sweltered both inside and outside. If that's 'global warming' I just wish a bit of it came our way here in Toronto in the midddle of our freezing winter. By the way, I think your suggestion for a Conde Nast-type lisying of auctions would be very helpful.
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Hello Curtiejoe,
I'm not a computer programmer, but it seems like it should be relatively simple for us to email or PM the editors with our nominations for 'hot deals'....maybe not weekly, but bi-weekly or monthly should be doable.
Or maybe specific contributors could be responsible for keeping an eye on particular geographical regions or styles (e.g. cruises) and flagging good deals...Mary-J could keep an eye on the Middle East, I could keep an eye on Africa, and you could keep an eye on Canada, and Obrien could keep an eye on Italy. People who have travelled to an area before would probably have a good sense of whether a particular deal offers good value for money.
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Hi Julian
I agree that it should be fairly easy to get our ideas/suggestions on Hot Deals across to the LL Community Moderators. I just think that the way things are currently set up on the Community, combined with the exponential explosion of posts by en ever increasing number of Contributors is making it very difficult for the Moderators to keep current with everything. While I like your suggestion about specific Contributors keeping an eye on certain geographic areas of the world, I think that may also become cumbersome as time goes on. also, I'm sure we are all very busy people who have other interests and diversions to keep us occupied, least of all while we're away travelling to exotic locales where there may be no or limited Internet access available (as in Cuba) and where we'll also be distracted by the wonderful new sights and sites. Perhaps the best thing would be for a special 'Comments/Suggestion' section to be set up under the 'Hot Deals' Board, so that anyone could input their ideas quickly and easily?!
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It appears that the Moderators have not answered any questions posed about Hot Deals. As I frequently check these, could we please get answers?
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Dear Community Members,
We have taken this into consideration. We love the idea ofour VIP's contributing to the Hot Deal offers and have run this up the flagpole. Thank you for your thoughtful questions and comments on this topic.


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Has there been a time in your life when you were at your wits end? Maybe you felt so overwhelmed, you weren't sure how to go on. Dr. Robin says that she calls that feeling of despair the "silent scream." "Right now that scream in you that has been silent needs to be heard—not because you are weak, not because you are bad, not because you are a loser—but simply because you are clothed in humanity," she says.
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Hi guys!!!! I am back for 2 weeks, before I am off to start my last Lion/Leopard/Croc safari for the season, I thought I would share some of the clips I have collected on some of my Leopard baits....in Mozambique, you guys might find it interesting...
I am struggling to load the clips onto the forum so I loaded them onto my gallery, please have a look if you'd like, and let me know on this thread what you think, maybe I can sort out the problem and load them onto this thread as well...JEROME your expertise will be needed...
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Jon a beast anywhere... I reckon at 189,2lbs/ 85kg a skull just a tad shy of 16" and a total straight line length of 8'2" it qualifies as the largest overall Leopard I have ever guided one of my clients on...
Safe to say I jumped out of mine... Interesting thing though I believe the camp cat to be comparable... Whoowhee!!!
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I have to say Jaco that is one nice looking cat. Fun to watch the video. Best of luck on the rest of your season. Bruce
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Southard, Southworth, Suthers, Southward, Southern, Southwood... and more
All men with one of these or a similar surname are welcome to join this project, which is intended to advance our genealogical knowledge.
A concerted effort is underway to determine the English origins of these and many more surnames. For example, did Constant and Thomas Southworth of Plymouth, Massachusetts truly descend from Gilbert, son of Hugh de Croft, who was given the Manor of Southworth at Samlesbury? And was Thomas Southard who m. Annica Jansen (Van Salee) related to this family? How do some of the other spellings relate to these families, if at all? This is becoming very interesting, as can be seen in the Results tables on the following pages. We can certainly conclude, on the basis of DNA testing, that Thomas Southard was not related to Constant and Thomas Southworth at least in the last thousand years. We do not yet have proof that this American Southworth line descends from the Samlesbury line that includes Gilbert, son of Hugh de Croft.
February 1, 2012: Family Tree DNA now offers the ability to transfer resultsi from 23andMe, Ancestry.com and other companies thus giving us the opportunity to compare test results with them. For details see http://genealem-geneticgenealogy.blogspot.com/ or http://www.yourgeneticgenealogist.com/.
Family Tree DNA has always welcomed customers from the National Geographic/Genographic Projecti without charge because FTDNAi does all the testing for it and already has the actual samples. Recently, Family Tree DNA acquired DNA Heritage and invites its customers to join FTDNA and any appropriate projects at no cost. It has now announced a new program whereby anyone who has tested with Ancestry, GeneTree or Sorenson's SMGF may transfer his or her results for the nominal fee of $19.
Why would you want to do that?
The following is a quote from the FTDNA announcement to project administrators:
This $19 fee will be credited to customers who order upgrades or add-ons. For an additional $39, customers who transfer their third party results will also have additional markers tested so that they can receive matches to Family Tree DNA's 25 or 37-marker level, ancestral origins, and other features of the personal pagei.
What do you get when you transfer third party results?
The $19 fee will provide the customer with a Family Tree DNA personal page which will allow them to join Family Tree DNA projects freely. This means results will be available to the administrator and included on the project's public page for comparison with other project members.
The $58 fee ($19 transfer fee + $39 for the added markers to Family Tree DNA's 25 or 37-marker level) will include the same features provided to Family Tree DNA customers in their personal pages.
For any additional questions related to Third Party transfer, please refer to our FAQ section for help.
If you ordered a DNA test from Relative Geneticsi, Oxford Ancestors, or Genebase, FTDNA continues to offer reduced pricing to those who join an existing project at FTDNA. To take advantage of this special offer, please be sure to contact the project administrator to obtain a special order form: Southworth-Southard Project Administrator.
Ongoing! Be sure to visit our Results and Miscellaneous pages for the latest DNA findings and the Patriarchs page for new pedigrees.
Please Note: We urgently need male direct descendants of the Samlesbury Southworth ancestral line in England to be tested to help others prove or disprove their lineages. A grant may be available if an applicant's paper trail is strong.
Reading the news, watching specials on Public Television, seeing the many articles popping up in all the major news magazines … Doesn't it make you wonder how modern science, and DNA testing in particular, can help solve some of your genealogical puzzles? After spending years rummaging through courthouses, libraries, family papers, cemeteries and the internet, aren't you ready to use the latest techniques to find your roots, once and for all?
Surname DNA testing is the newest tool available to genealogists. These tests help genealogists verify their paternal ancestry (father's father's father, etc.) in a quick and easy way. It saves time, prevents mistakes, and provides invaluable data that can be obtained in no other way. The only cost is for the testing itself. We project administrators are volunteers who hope to gain knowledge about our own heritage. We receive no compensation or incentives from Family Tree DNA or any other entity. Note that only a male with any of the subject surnames may participate but, if you have Southard or Southworth ancestry, you can be represented by even a distant cousin whose name is Southard, Southworth or similar.
How does it work? Scientists mapping the human genome in 2000 found it consisted of about 3 billion pairs of DNA chemicals or "letters," and that those letters were 99.9 percent similar from one person to the next. It's within that 0.1 percent difference that the science of genetic genealogy was born. Just like notations in an old Bible or census records, family history is recorded in our genes. A father's Y chromosome DNA is passed down virtually unchanged to his sons while mothers pass down their mitochondrial DNA to their sons and daughters. While MtDNA can help us find our earliest roots, long before surnames came into existence, it is the Y-DNA that only males carry that holds the secret for genealogical purposes. And Ladies, don't feel left out. Just find a male cousin – even a distant one – and he can represent your line.
As a Southard descendant and Southworth cousin who has done my share of "rummaging," I decided to make science work for me and all the other Southard, Southworth, etc., researchers out there who have "holes" in their paper trail or want to extend their research to:
Few of us are entirely comfortable with the genealogical research we and others before us have done. Virtually all our findings have words like "probably," "could," "may," "perhaps," and "assuming" liberally scattered throughout. Let's get to the bottom line. We've exhausted all the traditional research tools. It's time to let a simple, painless DNA test provide the answers. The cost is a few tanksful of gas or probably no more than a research trip to a nearby town. Think about gas, tolls, parking fees, copying costs, meals, possibly an overnight stay – all sometimes yielding little or no new information. Instead, you could simply swab the inside of your cheek a few times in the comfort of your home. Then sit back and wait about six weeks. You will receive a handsome certificate displaying your genetic profile, a series of numbers that are meaningless by themselves. But they hold the key to your paternal ancestry and, when matched against the profiles of others, can yield information that can be obtained in no other way. Those numbers will be compared against the ever-growing database at Family Tree DNA and at other universal databases and you will likely find other testees whose results match yours, if not immediately then in future years. You will be notified as new matches occur.
As you can see on the Results page at this website, we have so far identified several probable lines. Other projects teach us that for some participants, the results are not surprising because the traditional genealogies have pointed to them all along, but now the proof is indisputable. For others, the results suggest some clear research avenues to pursue. For still others, there may be a nonpaternal event in some distant generation, such as an unknown adoption, and there may be an opportunity to find a heretofore unsuspected genealogy. Or no clear match emerges, in which case the testee can expect a future match as more men are tested.
This Family Project can:
1. Help researchers on common or related families work together to find their common heritage (See the Patriarch Page).
2. Identify the DNA of the ancestor families and compile them and their lost branches into distinct genetic lineages through DNA matches.
Anyone who wishes to contribute to the project general fund to help encourage other testees who might have ties to the Southworth or Southard lines may do so by contacting one of the project administrators. The fund is administered by the project administrators who determine how and when monies are disbursed. However, we will honor any strings you attach.
One significant donation is made in memory of Owen Southard whose sister requests that it be used specifically for Y-DNA "testees who have a solid paper trail that would benefit the research from our ancestor's Constant and Thomas Southworth." Southworth men who either descend in a direct line from Constant or Thomas Southworth or represent their presumed ancestral line would be eligible.
The Southworth-Southard Surname DNA Project or its project administrators have no commercial affiliation with any profit-making organization and receive no compensation for services or expenses involved with the project. This website is maintained for posting DNA results and pedigrees of participants who choose to make their information available.
Although the Project offers discounts at FTDNA, that by no means suggests a business partnership or other relationship between the Project and the Laboratory. All funds are payable only and directly to the Laboratory. The Project will not be the recipient or steward of any DNA samples and has no responsibility for their care, handling or return to participant, nor duty to act on behalf of a Participant in mediation of any dispute between the Participant and the Laboratory.
While a match between two participants may suggest that they share a common male ancestor, it will not identify the specific ancestor and there is no guarantee that every participant will match anyone in this project or in any public database.
By participation in the project, the participant agrees to these conditions.
Useful Links:
Family Tree DNA Southworth-Southard Home Page
Project Administrator's Family Website
Project Administrator's Blog
Websites hosted by line leaders on Patriarchs page:
Toni Turk's Website
Doris's Family History
Southwood One-Name Study
To submit comments, questions, corrections or additions, or if you have already tested elsewhere, please contact the project administrator: Doris Wheeler
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Presumed Southard, Southern, Southwood Line
Line Leader: phil.southwood AT gmail DOT com
Christopher Southwood b. 1689 Molland, Devonshire, Eng.
Philip Southwood b. Feb 1717 Molland, Devonshire, m. Joan Sellake 1743 Tiverton, Devonshire
Philip Southwood b. Jan 1751 Cadeleigh, Devonshire, m. Hannah Loring 1782 St. Thomas, Devonshire
Joseph Southwood b. Nov 1790 St. Thomas, Devonshire, m. Elizabeth Gregory 1811, Exeter, Devonshire
Nicholas William Southwood b. Oct 1812 Exeter, Devonshire, m. Charlotte Trump 1833 Exeter, Devonshire
Charles Abraham Southwood b. Oct 1812 Exeter, Devonshire, m. Sarah Banks 1863 Liverpool, Lancashire
Charles Abraham Southwood b. 19 Nov 1869 Liverpool, Lancashire, m. Mary Preston 1907 Southport, Lancashire
DNA Participant: S-14
Line Leader: doriswh AT gmail DOT com
Thomas Southard b 1615 Leyden, Holland, m Annica Jansen (Van Salee) New York
John Southard b ca 1663 Hempstead, NY, m Grace Carman
Joseph Southard b 1685-1695 Hempstead, NY, m Crintia (Catherine) ?
Joseph Southard b. ca 1715 Hempstead, NY, m Catherine Barnes
Benjamin Southard b 5 Jun 1738 Hempstead, NY, m Maria Ostrom
Barend Southard b 16 Oct 1772 Rhinebeck, NY m. Elizabeth Ostrander
Catherine Southard b 7 Mar 1805 Rhinebeck, NY
DNA Participant: S-18
Line Leader: cliff AT hayescarpentry DOT com
Thomas Southard b 1615 Leyden, Holland, m Annica Jansen (Van Salee)
Thomas Southard Jr. b 1660 Hempstead, NY, m Frances Champion
Richard Southard b 12 Jan 1704 Hempstead, NY, m Jane Smith
Richard Southard b 7 Jul 1738 Hempstead, NY, m Deborah Frost
Samuel Isaac Southard b 3 Aug 1775 Fishkill, NY, m Jamima Turbush (Ter Bos)
Smith Southard b 26 Jun 1818 Westerlo, NY, m Jerusha Shutts, m Maria Traver
DeWitt Southard b 23 Mar 1860, m Agnes Face
Harold G. Southard b 23 Jul 1900
Line leader: luraj AT triad DOT rr DOT com
Thomas Southard, Sr. b: 1615 Leyden, Holland d: Bet. 1688 - 1690 Hempstead, Long Island, NY m Annica Eunice Antonise Jansen
Thomas Southard, Jr. b: 1660 Long Island, NY d: 1739/40 East Fishkill, Dutchess Co., NY m Francis Champion
Henry Southard, Sr. b: Bet. 1702 - 1705 Long Island, NY d: Aft. 1790 Lincoln County, NC m Phebe Totten
Henry Southard, Jr. b: Abt. 1734 Long Island, NY d: 1813 Surry County, NC m Anne??, *2nd Wife Ruth ??
Job Southard b: 1787/1788 Probably in Surry County, NC d: 1867 Yadkin County, NC m Morning Snow
Martin Southard b: 1829 d: 1862 Battle of Fredericksburg - Civil War m Ruth E. Ball
Henry Wilson Southard b: 1855 d: 1918 m Nancy Jane Davis
Samuel M. Southard b: Abt. 1877 d: 1900 m Sarah L. Benge
Henry McClain Southard b: 1898 Yadkin Co, NC d: 1983 Surry Co, NC m Ila Vanhoy
DNA Participant S-10
Line Leader: wayne AT southwood.demon DOT co DOT uk
Richard Southwood b. 1825 Devon, England, m Ann
William Southwood b. 1862 Devon, England, m Ellen Hayward
Reginald Southwood b. 1889 Devon, England, m Celeste Dumont
Cecil Edward b. 1919 SouthAfrica, m Elizabeth Berry
DNA Participant: S-12
Line Leader: trturk AT frontiernet DOT net
Thomas Southard, b. 1615 at Leyden, d. 1688 at Hempstead, Nassau Co., NY, m. Annica Jansen (Van Salee)
Thomas Southard Jr, b. 1660 at Hempstead,L.I., NY, d. 1739/40 at East Fishkill, Dutchess, NY, m. Frances7 Champion
Henry Southard, b. between 1702 and 1705 at Long Island, NY, d. after 1790 at Lincoln County, NC, m. Phebe6 Totten
Isaac Southard, b. 1738 at Hempstead, Nassau, NY, d. Feb 1791 at Elkin Twp., Surry, NC, m. Sarah Renne
Henry Southard, b. circa 1763 at NJ
John Southard, b. 1794 at Surry, NC, d. between 1817 and 1820 at Warren, TN
Preston Ford Southern, b. 3 Dec 1817 at Warren, TN, d. 10 Oct 1878 at Wood, TX, m. Martha Ann Bullard
Richard Yarbrough Southern, b. 9 Dec 1859 at Shelby, TX, d. 9 Apr 1927 at Progress, Palo Pinto, TX
DNA Participant: S-7
Line leader: southward.john AT gmail DOT com
Thomas Southard, b. 1616 Leyden, Holland, d. 1669 Hempstead, L.I., m. Annica Jansen 1641
Thomas Southard b. 1660 Hempstead, LI, d. 10 Mar 1740 Fishkill, NY, m. Frances Champion 1685
Henry Southard b. 1702 or 05 Hempstead LI, d. about 1790 Lincoln County, NC, m. Phebe Totten 1730
Isaac Southard b. 1738 Hempstead LI, d. 1791 Surry County, NC, m. Sarah Renne 1760
Micajah Southard b. 1767 Basking Ridge, NJ, d. 1859 Sparta, TM, m. Martha Perkins 1795
Reuben Southard b. 1800 Lincolnton, NC, d. 1878 Cushman, AR, m. Sarah Ballew
Robert Southard b/ 1837 Knoxville, TN, d. 1907 Kansas City, MO, m. Evaline Housh 1863
Jacob Southard b. 1871 Maquon, IL, d. 1960 Topeka, KS, m. Alberta Adle
Robert Southard b. 1892 Maquon, IL, d. 1979 Council Grove, KS, m. Elsie Dennis 1914
DNA Participant: S-32
Presumed Southworth Line
Line leader: bes_stpmn AT yahoo DOT com
Richard de Southworth b. Samlesbury, Lanc., Eng., 1420, d. Eng., 21 Dec 1467, m. Elizabeth Molyneux
Sir Christopher Southworth b. Samlesbury, Lanc., Eng., 1443,d. Lanc., Eng., 12 Aug 1502,m. Isabel Dutton
Sir John Southworth b. Lancashire, Eng., 1526, d. Lancashire, Eng., 3 Nov 1595, m. Helen De Langton
Sir Thomas Southworth b. Lancashire, Eng., 1548, d. Middlesex, Eng., 30 Nov 1616, m. Margery Boteler
Sir John Southworth b. Lancashire, Eng., 1526, d. Lancashire, Eng., 3 Nov 1595, m. Mary Asheton
Thomas Southworth b. Lancashire, Eng., 1548, d. Middlesex, Eng., 30 Nov 1616, m. Rosamond Lister
Edward Southworth b. Wrington, Somerset, Eng. 1590, d. London, Eng., 1621, m. Alice Carpenter
Constant Southworth b. b. Leyden, Holland, 1615, d. Duxbury, MA, 10/11 Mar 1679, m. Elizabeth Collier
William Southworth b. Duxbury, MA, 1659, d. Little Compton, RI, 25 June 1718, m. Rebecca Pabodie
Nathaniel Southworth b. Little Compton, RI, 31 Oct 1692, d. "at sea", 1731, m. Mary Torrey
Nathaniel Southworth b. Bristol, RI, 13 Feb 1715, d. Mansfield, CT, June 1790, m. Lois Gurley
Nathaniel Southworth b. Mansfield, CT, 26 Nov 1742, d. Mansfield, CT, 16 July 1809, m. Desire Stetson
Gurley Southworth bapt. Mansfield, CT, 22 Apr 1781, d. New Lisbon, NY, 15 Apr 1825, m. Dorcas Spalding Dodge
Hiram Southworth b. Mansfield, CT, 7 Nov 1802, d. Centerville, PA, 7 Nov 1875, m. Alzina Howard
Lee Southworth b. Concord, PA, 21 Feb 1830, d. Steuben, PA, 10 Oct 1921, m. Martha Jane Winton
Clark Winton Southworth b. Centerville, PA, 27 Dec 1863, d. Steuben, PA, 27 Jan 1937, m. Harriet E. Hart
Ray Southworth b. Dotyville, PA, 23 Oct 1895, d Minneapolis, MN, 2 May 1976, m. Olga Catherine Holt
Clark Winton Southworth b. Minneapolis, MN, 3 Jan 1921, d. Minneapolis, MN, 14 Mar 206, m. Gwendolyn Alice Cushman
DNA Participant: S-31
Line Leader: anordin1 AT gmail DOT com
Theodore Southard/Southward/Southworth b. ca 1811 VA m. Dicca Bridgewater
Andrew Jackson Southworth b. 1841 MO m. Elizabeth McBee
Jesse Andrew Southworth b. 19 Sep. 1868 Seneca, MO m. Rumalda Riojas
Theodore P. Southworth b. 19 May 1902 Joplin, MO m. Ruth Hopkins
Theodore Southworth b. Oct. 5 1922 Los Angeles CA
DNA participant S-1
Line Leader: rivrbluff AT aol DOT com
Robert Suddarth bc 1690 Prob Va d 1762 m Diana ...
Joseph Suddarth bc 1715 Va m Jemina Skidmore
Moses Southard b 28 May 1753 Stafford Co, Va d 1838 Madison Co, Va m unknown
Isaac Southard b 1800 Madison Co, Va d 1892 Delaware Co, Pa m Lydia Ann
Robert Franklin Southard b 15 July 1834 Madison Co, Va d 10 Jan 1916 Orange
Co, Va m Elizabeth Harriet Colvin
John Alexander Ashby Southard b 14 Sept 1873 Madison Co, Va d 16 Sept 1949
Orange Co, Va m Catherine A Corbin
Loney Franklin Southard b 10 Jan 1898 Madison Co, Va d 27 Oct 1868 Orange
Co, Va m Nora Herring
Lewis Franklin Southard, Sr. b 28 May 1920 Orange Co, Va d 12 may 1979
Orange Co, Va m Mary Deane
DNA Participant: S-19
Line Leader: john.hogg AT sbcglobal DOT net
Robert Franklin Walker Southard b 27 Nov 1857 Madison Co, Va d bef 1900
Madison Co, Va m Angeline Hurt
Isaac Herman Southard b 18 Oct 1881 Madison Co, Va d 27 Oct 1961 Northfield,
N.J m Alice May Anderson
Then to my mom
Sylvia Mae Southard b 17 Oct 1914 S Brownsville, Pa d 17 Aug 2004 Brevard
Co, N.C. m John Alexander Hogg
William Southworth m. 10 Aug.1721 in Middlesex Co VA to Anne Jordan
Roy Clarence Southworth b.1891 KS m. Antonette Koenig
DNA participant S-2
James Southworth b.13 Sept.1724 Middlesex Co VA
Joseph Southworth m.Elizabeth Titzard
Leonard Southworth b. abt. 1760/1770 d. 1846 Pike Co OH m. Jemina Bennett
James Southworth b. 02 March1802 VA d. 10 Feb 1874 Minford OH m. Elizabeth Kilpatrick
Joseph Kilpatrick Southworth b. 23 Sept. 1828 OH d. 04 Apr 1902 Takmo KS m. Cyinda Bennett
John B. Southworth b. 24 Jun 1853 OH d. 26 Jan 1928 Park City Stillwater Co MT m. Anna E Nutter
Joseph V. Southworth b. 27 May 1893 Talmo KS d. 15 Dec 1951 Grant NE m. Edna M. Gillanders
DNA Participant S-3
DNA Participant S-4 Confidential (Earliest known ancestor is Constant Southworth)
Line Leader: c_suthard AT comcast DOT net
John T. Suthard b 17 Jan 1832 Manassas, VA, d 8 Jan 1908
James Lee Suthard b 1 Sep 1863 New Baltimore, VA, d 12 Feb 1945
Clifford James Suthard b 15 Apr 1889 Bealton, VA, d 4 Dec 1925
Clifford James Suthard b. 19 Jul 1917, Ansted, WV, d 21 Nov 2000 Ft. Pierce, FL
DNA Participant: S-16
Line leader: margaretmarks1 AT btinternet DOT com
William Sothard b.abt 1621 Bretherton, Lancs m. Margret Wilson
Hugh Sothordt b. abt July 1647 Croston
William Suthart/ Southwart b. 1671. Bretherton d.1734 Croston. m. Ann Sharples 1710
Henry Southwart/ Southworth b.1716 Croston d. 1797 Croston. m. Jane Norris 1735
Henry Suthard/ Southworth b 1744/5 Mawdesley m Ellen Hatch 1752
Henry Southworth b. abt Mch 1781 Wrightington m. Ann Porter 1799
Ralph Southworth b. Oct 1821 Bispham d. Nov 1902 Mawd m. Margaret Southworth 1845
John Southworth b. Nov 1850 Mawdesley d. 7 June 1924 Mawd. m. Ruth Thorpe 1872
John Southworth b. 10/11/1884 Mawdesley d. 21/12/1965 Bolton m. Janet Young 1915
DNA Participant S-27
Not Yet Aligned
Line Leader: Steve
Thomas Suthworth b 1609 Lancashire, England m Mary Gryme
John Suthworth b 1634 Lancashire m Unknown
Robert Sutherd b 1662 Lancashire m Unknown
John Sutherd b 1687/1689 Yorkshire m Susan ?
Henry Suthard b 1718 Yorkshire m Martha Crosley
John Suthard b 1747 Yorkshire m Susan Crabtree
John Suthers b 1769 Yorkshire m Ann Whitaker
Jeremiah Suthers b c 1799 Yorkshire m Mary Bullcock
Robert Suthers b c 1833 Yorkshire m (2) Ruth Bower
William Suthers b c 1866 Yorkshire m Elizabeth Ann Whitehead
John Edward (Whitehead) b 1885 Yorkshire m Gertrude Brierley
Leonard b 1911 Lancashire m Phyllis Beaumont
DNA Participant S-6
DNA Participant S-8 No pedigree supplied
DNA Participant S-9 No pedigree supplied
Line Leader: derondas AT mis DOT net
William Southard, b. abt 1851, md. Nancy Pittman in Rockcastle Co., KY
James D. Southard, b. Jan 1877 Rockcastle Co., KY, d. 2 June 1939 Laurel Co., KY, md. 13 Mar 1894 Mary Elizabeth Bradley
Herbert Southard, b. 5 Nov 1898 RCK, d. 8 Nov 1952 Laurel Co., KY, md. 21 Feb 19191 Stella Prewitt
James Russell Southard, b. 15 Oct 1921 RCK, d. 4 Nov 1996 Fayette Co., KY, md. 8 Feb 1944 Ruby J. Spurlock
DNA Participant: S-13
Constant Southworth b 1614/15 Leyden, Holland, d MA, m Elizabeth Collier
William Southworth b 1658/59 Duxbury, MA, d 1719 RI, m Rebecca Pabodie
Nathaniel Southworth b 31 Oct 1692 Little Compton, RI, d 1731 at sea, m Mary Torrey
Josiah Southworth b 4 Sep 1719 Bristol, RI, d 1791 VT, m Irene Read
Chester Southworth b 17 Jul 1764 Mansfield, CT, d 1817 Canton, NY, m Zerviah Crane
Chester Southworth b 7 May 1789 Mansfield, CT, d 1874 UT, m Mary Byington
Chester Southworth b 22 Aug 1842 Naewoo, IL, d 4 Mar 1910 CA, m Agnes Caldwell
Thomas Sylvester Southworth b 23 Jul 1892 Dingle, ID, m Beulah Boden
DNA Participant (SMGF) X-2
No DNA Tested
Gilbert de Southworth m Alicia D?Ewyas b 1332
John de Southworth m Margaret de Houghton
Thomas de Southworth b 1393, m Johan Sherburne deBothe
Richard de Southworth b 1420, m Elizabeth Molineux
Christopher de Southworth m Isabel Dutton b 1478, m Anne Tuchet Deuadley a 1478
John de Southworth b 1478 Lancashire, England, m Helen Langton b 1497
Thomas Southworth b 1497, m Margery Le Boteler 1518
John Southworth b 1526 Lancashire, England, m Mary Asheton
Thomas Southworth b 1548 English Midlands, m Rosamond Lister
Edward Southworth b 1591 London, England, m Alice Carpenter
Constant Southworth b 1614 Leyden, Holland, m Elizabeth Collier
Capt. Thomas Southworth b ca 1615, m Elizabeth Reynor
Line Leader: dtpalmer AT hkucc DOT hku DOT hk
Thomas Southworth b. ca1555 Samlesbury, Lancs. d.1616 Samlesbury m. Rosamond Lister
Edward Southworth b. ca1590 of Wrington, Somerset d.1621 London m. Alice Carpenter
Constant Southworth b. 1615 Leyden d.1679 Elizabeth Collier
William Southworth b. 1659 Little Saybrook, CT d.1719 m. Rebecca Pabodie
Capt. Nathaniel Southworth b. 19692/3 Duxbury MA d.ca1731 m. Mary Torrey
Josiah Southworth b.1719 Bristol CT d.1791 West Farley VT md. Irene Reed
Chester Southworth b.1764 Mansfield CT d. 1617 Canton NY md. Zurviah Crane
Chester Southworth b.1792/3 Mansfield CT d. 1874 Brigham City UT m. Mary Byington
Susanna Adaline Southworth b.1833 Bastard Leeds, Ontario, Canada m. John Palmer
Joseph Morris Palmer b. 1864 Brigham City UT d.1905 Bountiful UT m. Eliseman Townsend
Line Leader: lsmith77 AT aol DOT com; deltad1 AT cox DOT net
John (Southard) Southward b ca 1729 prob. Devonshire, England, m unknown Wales
John Wesley Southard b ca 1760 VA, m Mariah ?
Fieldon Southard b ca 1810 VA, m Elizabeth CARTER Martin
Solomon Southard b 11 Oct 1837 Vermillion County, IN, m Elizabeth Harris
Florence S. Southard b 30 Apr 1865 Vermillion County, IN, m Elva Martindale
Ernest Lowell Southard, m Evelyn House, m Lucille Pimpl
Line Leader: mjsouthard AT hotmail DOT com
Thomas Southard, Jr., b 1660 Long Island, NY, d 1740, m Frances Champion
Henry Southard, Sr. b 1702-1705 Long Island, NY, m Phebe Totten
Henry Southard, Jr. b 1734 Long Island, NY, d c 1814
Job Southard b 1787/8 Surry Co., NC, d 1867, m Morning Snow
Martin Luther Southard b 1828/29 Surry Co., NC
Henry Wilson Southard b 1855 Surry Co., NC, m Jane Davis
Green Earl Southard b 1888 Boonville, NC, m Sally Etta Hodge
Richard Wilson Southard b 6 Apr 1919 Green Mountain, IA
Line Leader: rsouther AT aloha DOT com
Joseph Souther b 1640 prob. England, d 1696-97 MA, m Elizabeth Fairfield
Joseph Souther b. 1658 Boston, MA, d 1696, m Hannah Holland
Joseph b 1686 Boston, d 1740, m Content Tower
Daniel Souther b 1758 MA, d 1809, m Grace Sprague
Elijah Souther b 1787 Hingham, MA, d 1873, m Rebecca Stowell
Benjamin Stowell Souther b 1824 Hingham, MA, d 1888, m Susan Pineo
Herbert Souther b 1872 Hingham, MA, d 1936, m Emma Miller
Herbert Roy Souther b 1902 Weymouth, MA, d 1966, m Ruth Perry
Line Leader: mindunder36 AT yahoo DOT com
William Southwood b 1757 VA or NC
William Southwood b. 1784 Kentucky
Jeremiah Southwood b 1832 Perry County, IN
George William b 4 Dec 1853 Perry County, IN
William Ray Southwood b. 15 Aug 1898 Tennyson, IN
Line leader: babybmr58 AT yahoo DOT com
Joseph "Jobe" Southard, b c1880, Indian Terr, Ok m Tennesee Becknell c1912, Pittsburg, OK
son 1 Southard, b 1913, Pittsburg, OK
son 2 Southard, b 1918, Henryetta, OK
Line leader: fafgef AT yahoo DOT com
Thomas Southard; Leyden, Holland m Annica Jansen
John Southard; New Amsterdam
Caleb Southard;
Amos Southard;
David Southard;
Joseph P. Southard; NJ
David D. Southard; NJ
Louisa Southard; NJ
Edward Southard Cooper; CT
Patricia Cooper; CT
Line leader: Marilyn AT olemac DOT net
Thomas Southard m Annica Jansen
Isaac Southard m Grace
Abraham Southard b 1705 m Cornelia Barnes (Barentze)
Abraham Southard b 1758 Basking Ridge NJ? m. Elizabeth Hull
Thomas William Southard b 1810 OH m Guly Long
Edna Augusta Southard b 1841? Newark OH m Lewis Clemons
No line leader supplied
Green W. Southard (b. 1811 d. 1891) m. Sarah Ann Unknown born in North Carolina or possibly Virginia. Died in Atlanta GA
...William Turner Southard (b. 1863 d. 1935)
........Howard Southard, Sr. (b. 1894 d. 1988)
..............William Thurman Southard, Sr. ( b. 1927 d. 1995)
Line leader: Vsouthworth AT cox DOT net
William Southworth ?b. abt 1700 ?m. Ann Jordan
James Southworth b 1724
Joseph Southworth b 1745 m Elizabeth Titzard
Leonard Southworth b 1765 m Jemima Bennett
James Southworth b 1802 m Elizabeth Kilpatrick
Joseph Kilpatric Southworth ?b. 1828 ?m. Cyinda BennettAT
John Bennett Southworth ?b. 1853 ?m. Anna E. Nutter
Joseph Vern Southworth b 1893 m Edna Margaret Gilllanders
?Joseph Kilpatric ?b. 1828 ?m. Cyinda Bennett
? ?John B. ?b. 1853 ?m. Anna E. Nutter
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Click here to download our StormTrack Mobile App.
One of the five suspects involved in the murder of south Toledo gym owner Joe Lengel has pleaded guilty. His case has revealed more information about the crime.
Matthew Managhan admitted to helping arrange a robbery in November but didn't pull the trigger, according to court documents. He has now pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter, but according to the prosecution and the defense, Lengel was never the intended victim.
In court, Managhan told his lawyer Sam Kaplan that he and the other suspects wanted to rob someone thought to have cash and drugs at an auto shop, but instead, they stole an iPad from Lengel and killed him with a single gunshot outside of the gym he owned next door to the auto shop.
Security footage from Marlinda Jones' store nearby caught it on camera.
"First off, my heart goes out to the family," said Jones, owner of Lost Treasures. "I was really, truly hurt that he was the wrong victim."
Since November, security on Warehouse Road has dramatically increased, and shop owners are starting to feel safe again.
"Since this has happened to Joe, everyone has beefed-up security around here. I mean, there's three more facilities around here that installed cameras," Jones said.
Of the four men in custody for the crime, Managhan is the first to take a plea. Police are still looking for one more man charged with the murder, Deitrekk Boone.
"There is a nationwide pick-up radius for him," said Sgt. Joe Heffernan with TPD. "I know we are working with the US Marshals office right now, trying to track him down, so my hope is that we'll be getting him in custody here before too long."
Anyone with clues to Boone's whereabouts is asked to contact authorities immediately.
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Astronomy 1L Field Trip Status:
Field Trip is postponed until April 12th!!!
weather report shows mostly cloudy skies on April 5th so the people
at Fremont Peak Observatory have decided to postpone the field trip for April
12th instead.
***** If you will not be able to make it to the
observatory on April 12th, do the following assignment
You must do BOTH Essays I and II to earn full
credit. Be sure to write in essay format
and cite your references. Do not
plagiarize! Note: This alternate assignment is only for the lab class. For the lecture class, you need to do the
Constellations project.
I. Research on the internet
about one major research observatory around the world (can refer to lecture
notes for some names of observatories).
In your summary include:
a) Where is the observatory located (city, state, or
b) details about the location
(e.g. what elevation it is at)
c) Why is the location a good place
to build an
d) How many telescopes does the observatory have?
e) How large is the biggest telescope at that
II. Research on the internet about the
Hubble Space Telescope. Be sure to write
in essay format.
In your summary, include:
Who was telescope named after and what was his major
What type of telescope is it?
i) refractor or reflecting?
ii) diameter of telescope
c) When was it launched?
d) What major problem did it experience and how
was the problem
was fixed?
What kind of scientific study was it used for?
Why does it give us better images than telescopes
built on Earth?


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All units at the Inchcape Seaside Villas stand for extravaganza in architecture and Caribbean lifestyle at its best. "House Seaside", House Sunset, The Seaside Cottages, the Garden Apartment and the Coconut Studio are more than just a place to stay. Our accommodations let you experience the exotic mix, flavor and coziness of an old Caribbean plantation style property, serving today as beautifully located ocean front holiday homes, on the western end of the white sand beach of Silver Sands with it's crystal clear and turquoise blue waters of the Caribbean Sea. "The Seaside-Cottages", can be considered a fine example of beautifully designed and finished West Indian homes. The houses are framed by a natural garden of tropical plants and trees and its wooden decks and terraces on the ground and second floor level, just a few meters from the water's edge, are responsible for breathtaking and unobstructed views of the Caribbean Sea. The Inchcape units truly are a wonderful experience.
Windsurfing: The spot to windsurf in Barbados is the area of Silver Sands, where the conditions are challenging yet forgiving and where circumstances are unbelievably convenient - and Inchcape is located right on the edge of Silver Sands beach.
You only rig up once and store your equipment just a few steps from the water. Shower, shade, relaxation area, everything combined right at your house, right on the spot, which is so unique. We have made it possible for you to enjoy this luxury windsurfing experience at our gorgeous vacation home, Inchcape in Silver Sands, on the Caribbean island of Barbados.
Sounds to good to be true?!? May be it does, but this dream will come true for you when you decide to come and stay with the people who discovered Silver Sands as a world class wave windsurfing spot. In 1978 Rosi and Wolfgang, your hosts at Inchcape, were the first people to ever sail at Silver Sands' reef formations.
Kitesurfing: Jim Drake, one of the inventors of windsurfing in the '70s, had already experimented with a wing, shaped like a hangglider, in the early stages of windsurfing... Time has gone by and the wing has become a kite which finally turned out to be an appropriate alternative for accelerating a surfboard using windpower.
Since kitesurfing really started taking off about two years ago, the still relatively small kitesurfing community learned quickly that special circumstances are needed to make kitesurfing a safe and enjoyable experience.
Barbados isn't only blessed with it's unique windsurfing conditions, it also proved to have some of the most ideal kitesurfing beaches possible. There are first of all the beaches around Inchcape, like Silver Sands and Silver Rock, which attract most of the kitesurfers. Brian Talma's Action Shop at Silver Rock is available for kitesufing lessons.
Surfing: When the world was created, Barbados was given an abundance of potential for becoming a surfer's paradise. The island's location far out in the Atlantic Ocean allows waves to travel thousands of kilometers on the bottom of the sea to finally unload all the power they developed during the long journey over Barbados' coral reefs.
As Barbados is a coral island, a coral reef stretches all around Barbados' coastline, providing for unlimited surfing conditions all over. No matter whether a swell approaches the island from a northerly or westerly direction or whether it's moving in from the East or the South, Barbados is guaranteed to have surf somewhere along it's shores at almost any given day of the year.
Also Inchcape is blessed with a surf break right in front of the property:
The shorebreak at Inchcape on the western end of Silver Sands beach is a pitchy shorebreak and can fit all sorts of descriptions, from mushy to super clean, it can be quite powerful or moderate and changes daily
The villas and apartments are located on the very private ocean front estate of the "Inchcape Seaside Villas", which is clustered on the southern most tip of Barbados. The houses are facing into the gentle breezes of the trades, which provide for the most perfect climate Barbados has to offer, never too warm or too cold. Inchcape also overlooks one of the island's most beautiful and unspoiled white sand beaches and is surrounded by brilliant clear, turquoise blue water. The beach is heaven for swimming and snorkeling, windsurfing and kitesurfing, surfing and boogie boarding. One side of Silver Sands Beach can have a little shore beak while the other side is much calmer and ideal for swimming and sea bathing. Life in this part of the island is casual and unhurried in the true Barbadian tradition. The small fishing village of Oistins is just a few minutes away and there are plenty of restaurants and supermarkets from in walking distance to just minutes away by car.
Other Activities: kitesurfing, boogie boarding, bodysurfing, and much more.
Golf: The Inchcape management gladly arranges tee times and lessons. The Barbados Golf Club, Sandy Lane and Royal Westmoreland have excellent pro shops. The combination of golf, sun and the Caribbean Sea, a comfortable place To stay at Inchcape and enjoying the privilege of being able to play a round of Golf at Royal Westmoreland, aren't those reasons enough to try Barbados for a golf vacation?
General Info
Barbados has excellent 18-hole championship golf courses. Sandy Lane with two Tom Fazio designed courses will rank amongst the finest golf resorts in the world. The elegance and beauty of the course of Royal Westmoreland golf course, one of the best of Robert Trent Jones jr.'s designs, is outstanding and if there is one course to play in Barbados, it's definitely the one of Royal Westmoreland. The Barbados Golf and Country Club at Durants near Oistins and Silver Sands along with the 18-hole signature course at Apes Hill round up the picture of Barbados as a world class quality golf destination and makes the island a serious contender for being the No.1 Golf destination in the Caribbean.
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Belgium in Cyprus
Welcome to our website!
Are you a Belgian who has recently moved to Cyprus and would like to register with the Embassy in Nicosia? Did you lose your passport while you were travelling through Cyprus as a tourist? Do you need to request a visa in order to travel to Belgium? Then you've come to the right address.
This website will keep you up to date on consular matters that are specifically applicable to Belgians in Cyprus, current events in Belgian foreign policy and other useful information or events.
Press releases
Speech of Minister Reynders on the occasion of the 25th session of the Human Rights Council
Speech of Minister of Foreign Affairs Didier Reynders on the occasion of the 25th session of the Human Rights Council (Genève, 5 March 2014)
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Didier Reynders shocked by the attack in the Kunming railway station
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Didier Reynders is shocked by the blind violence this weekend in the railway station in Kunming, capital of China's Yunnan Province. He emphatically condemns this cowardly attack. The Minister offers his condolences to the families and friends of the victims as well as to the Chinese authorities.
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Working to offer Congolese, Rwandan and Burundian populations a better future
The Minister for Development Cooperation, Jean-Pascal Labille, and the European Commissioner for Development, Andris Piebalgs, will be travelling to the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda for a working mission between 3 and 6 March.
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Didier Reynders condemns violence in Ukraine
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Didier Reynders condemns the violent and worrisome escalation of the protests in Kiev. He deplores the loss of human lives, injuries sustained, cases of missing persons, torture and intimidation. Minister Reynders presents his deepest condolences to all the families and friends of those who died.
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EUNIDA: a unique tool for implementing European Development Aid
In 2000 the Belgian Technical Cooperation (BTC) was one of the five founding members of EUNIDA, the European Network of Implementing Development Agencies. Since, EUNIDA is established as an EEIG in Belgium, as the EU Network combining the EU Member States' resources, expertise and implementing capacities. Today EUNIDA represents a total of 14 European Members States and has been designing and implementing capacity development programmes for the European Commission in sensitive policy areas such as security sector reform, public sector reform, health and education, migration and civil society development.
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By Mr. Pacheco, a petition (accompanied by bill, Senate, No. 1521) of Marc R. Pacheco and Patricia A. Haddad for legislation to designate the month of May as Blue Star Mothers month. State Administration and Regulatory Oversight.
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An unknown percentage of users making these new downloads also choose to install the toolbar, which brings in millions of dollars in revenue every year. The BitTorrent company mainly relies on the toolbar revenue to pay its employees.
The company BitTorrent was founded in 2004 and currently has 37 employees. µTorrent for Windows was first released in September 2005 and soon became the most widely used BitTorrent application. BitTorrent bought the minimalistic client in December 2006. In the years that followed, the original BitTorrent mainline client was gradually transformed into a rebranded version of µTorrent.
"This is an exciting day for our team," Eric Klinker, BitTorrent CEO, said in a statement. "Our vision is to build a complete technology ecosystem comprised of software, content and devices, designed to connect modern content creators with a massive digital audience. This milestone highlights the size of our user base and the power of our software."
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"Eric Klinker, BitTorrent CEO"
Captain Klinker (now that sounds funny )
I wonder if he has a talking parrott on one shoulder, or a wooden leg maybe....? I'll tell you one thing he has got...A big chest full of gold.
I wonder if the US government has enough jail space to put over a million people in jail for copyright infringement?
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I wonder if the US government has enough jail space to put over a million people in jail for copyright infringement?
The US government honestly doesn't give a F*CK. It's more agencies like the MPAA and RIAA.
I use utorrent, very nice , fast small program. The best IMO
i use utorrent. light and easy to use. not sure if its secured.
Great more free downloads available with more seeders & leechers.Off course everything illegal.
It's official: there hasn't been such pirating since the 1700s. Captain Klinker and the 37 crew seem to have the best ship yet.
Yea the US government who think they can just inport any person they wish! Im sure the US will find a law Captain Kinker has broken or just make one up, like u do!
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