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This is the third installment in a series of articles about published Vermont town histories containing genealogical sections. These articles will cover all published histories to 2002. The entries below are in alphabetical order by town. Following the citation for each town history is an alphabetical list of all surnames included in the history. A future installment will rearrange the material and provide a comprehensive surname index to all published Vermont town histories that feature a genealogical section.
Previous installments of this series are as follows:
Part one was published June 2002 and covered the towns Albany to Brattleboro. (The introduction of part one summarizes the history of printing in Vermont and identifies a few of the earliest and most notable Vermont town histories.)Part two was published July 2002 and covered Brookfield to Isle La Motte
The installment that follows covers the towns Jamaica to Pittsford.
Warren E. Booker, Historical Notes: Jamaica, Windham County, Vermont (Brattleboro, Vt., 1940), p. 173-211, indexed.
Allen, Bemis, Benson, Bolster, Boynton, Butler, Castle, Chamberlain, Chapin, Cheney, Clark, Clayton, Coleman, Connoly, Crowninshield, Daggett, Dodge, Eddy, Felton, Foskett, Fuller, Garfield, Gleason, Grout, Hamilton, Hayward, Hazelton, Hefflon, Henderson, Holton, Hosley, Howard, Howe, Jones, Kingsbury, Knight(s), Knowlton, Landman, Linscott, Livermore, Lowe, McLean, Monroe, Mowrey, Muzzy, Newell, Perry, Pierce, Pike, Rawson, Robbins, Robinson, Rogers, Ryder, Sage, Sherwin, Shumway, Skinner, Smith, Sprague, Stark, Stephens, Stone, Styles, Twing, Twitchell, Van Ness, Vey, Waite, Waterman, Wheeler, White, Wilder, Williams, Wolcott, Wolf, Wood, Wright, Young.
Chauncey H. Hayden, Luther C. Stevens, LaFayette Wilbur, and S. H. Barnum, eds., The History of Jericho, Vermont (Burlington, Vt., 1916; rep. 1989), p. 361-665.
Abbott, Adrien, Aldrich, Atchinson, Babcock, Balch, Ballard, Barber, Barney, Barnum, Barrett, Bartlett, Bass, Batchelder, Bates, Benedict, Benham, Bentley, Bicknell, Bishop, Bissonette, Blackman, Bliss, Blodgett, Bolger, Booth, Bostwick, Brigham, Brown, Bruce, Bullock, Burdick, Buxton, Byington, Carroll, Castle, Chambers, Chapin, Chittenden, Choate, Church, Cilley, Clapp, Clark, Costello, Crane, Cunningham, Curtis, Davis, Day, Dickinson, Dixon, Douglas, Edwards, Eldridge, Elliot, Fay, Field, Fish, Fitzgerald, Fitzsimonds, Flynn, Ford, Foster, French, Fuller, Gaines, Gallup, Galusha, Gibson, Gleason, Gloyd, Gomo, Goodhue, Graves, Gravlin, Griffin, Hale, Hall, Hapgood, Haskins, Hatch, Hawley, Hayden, Haylette, Herrick, Hilton, Hoskins, Hovey, Howe, Hulburd, Humphrey, Hunt, Hutchins, Hutchinson, Irish, Jackson, Jock, Johnson, Jordan, Joy, Kinney, Kirby, Knight, Ladeau, Lane, Leary, Lee, Lincoln, Lowrey, Lyman, Macomber, Marsh, Martin, McGee, McGinnis, McKeefe, McLaughlin, Messenger, Metcalf, Monroe, Moran, Morse, Moulton, Myette, Nash, Nay, Nealy, Nichols, Oakes, Orr, Packard, Palmer, Paradee, Parker, Pease, Percival, Porter, Powell, Pratt, Prouty, Puffer, Ransom, Rawson, Reddy, Reed, Ring, Rockwood, Rood, Roscoe, Russell, Schillhammer, Scribner, Shaw, Shiner, Sinclair, Smith, Spaulding, Stevens, Stiles, Stone, Sturges, Sweeney, Tarbox, Terrill, Thomson, Tobin, Townsend, Vancor, Varney, Vasterling, Wall, Warner, Whitcomb, White, Whitmarsh, Whitney, Whitton, Wilbur, Wilder, Willard, Williams, Wood, Wright.
Elinor I. Merle, The History of Jericho Vermont: Volume Two (Burlington, Vt., 1963), p. 96-301. The four families out of alphabetical order marked with *.
Adrien, Aldinger, Alexander, Andrews, Ayer, Badore, Barber, Barrett, Bartlett, Bennett, Bentley, Bicknell, Bigelow, Bister, Bixby, Blades, Bogue, Bradish, Breen, Brigham, Brown (in two places, one *), Brunell, Brush, Burbank, Buxton, Buzzell, Byington, Cady, Carr, Carrier, Carroll, Cashmore, Catella, Church, Clark, Cochran, Cook, Corlis, Cosmi, Cross, Curtis, Daignault, Davis, Day, Degroot, DeThestrup, Dunkling, Eddy, Eldridge, Farrell, Fay, Fenn, Fitzsimonds, Fleming, Fllod, Foster, Fuller, Gardner, Garland, Gile, Gittleson, Gleason, Godfrey, Gomo, Goodhue, Gore, Gregory, Hahn, Hanley, Haylette*, Hebert, Henry, Hoskins, Hotchkiss, Howe, Huessy, Hulburd, Hunt, Hutchinson, Irish, Isham, Jacobs, Jameson, Jordan, Joy, Keith, Kellogg, Kimball, King, Kinney, Kinsley, Kittell, Knapp, Knickerbocker, Krewet, LaBrie, Ladeau, Lapointe, Lawrence, Leary, Lincoln, Lindner, Mallow, Maloney, Manor, Marshall, Mayers, McCabe, McLaughlin, McClure, McGinnis, Michaels, Miller, Mills, Moiles, Montague, Moran, Morse, Morse, Moulton, Murphy, Nash, Nealy, Nichols, Nolin, Norton, Owen, Packard, Parrow, Percival, Perrigo, Pettingill, Phillips, Picard, Place, Post, Potter, Poulin, Powell, Pratt, Priest, Ransom, Rice, Ringwig, Rotunda, Rounds, Safford, St. Denis, Sawyer, Schafer, Schillhammer, Schmoll, Schweig, Scribner*, Shaw, Sherman, Shiner, Simard, Sinclair, Smith, Spencer, Squires, Starbird, Stiles, Story, Strang, Stricker, Stygles, Swan, Sweeney, Tarbox, Thompson, Thurston, Tillotson, Townsend, Trieb, Valyou, Varney, Vogelmann, Walston, Ward, Whitcomb, White, Wilbur, Wilder, Willard, Williams, Wisell, Wood, Woodruff, Wright, Yantz*, Zwynenburg.
Fontaine Martin, The Landgrove Meetinghouse: A Cross Section of Landgrove, Vermont, History (New Orleans, La., 1981), "Landgrove's Early Settlers," p. 20-30 [marked by *]; "The Clark Family, The Mills; and Clarksville," 53-69; and "Biographical Notes: The Original Owners … Pews…," 97-121.
Abbott, Allen (and *), Arnold, Bailey, Barber, Batchelder (and *), Bolster, Brown, Carpenter*, Clark, Coolidge, Davis, Emerson, Fenn, Granger, Hesseltine, Hildreth*, Holt, Jenkins, Lampson, Mead, Moore, Reynolds, Richardson, Shaw, Smith, Stevens, Stiles, Stone, Swallow, Thomson, Tuthill*, Tuttle, Utley*, Way, Wiley (and *), Woodward.
Marion M. Daley, History of Lemington, Vermont (Colebrook, N.H., 1976), p. 37-64, * means out of alphabetical order.
Blodgett, Covell, Daley*, DeForest*, Gray, Holbrook, Hugh*, Lyman, O'Neill, Ramsay.
Addison E. Cudsworth, The History with Genealogical Sketches of Londonderry (Montpelier, Vt., 1936), p. 111-200, indexed (only lists surnames of genealogies).
Aiken, Allen, Arnold, Babbitt, Buxton, Chaffee, Cochran, Cole, Cox, Davis, Gibson, Goddard, Hasey, Hooker, Hopkins, How(e), McMurphy, Montgomery, Oughterson, Patterson, Pierce, Rogers, Stowell, Thom(p)son, Wait(e), Warner, Whtiman.
Joseph N. Harris, History of Ludlow Vermont (Charlestown, N.H., 1949), biographical sketches (though not thorough genealogical ones) under the headings "First Settlers" [noted with *] p. 78-82, and "Business Men," p. 200-233, with many photographs.
Adams, Agan, Archibald, Armington, Barrett, Ballard, Ball, Bixby, Bridges, Brown, Bryant, Cooledge, Davies, Dennett, Fletcher*, Ford, Fullam, Gill, Goddard, Hammond, Hathorn, Hill, Howard, Howe, Hubbard, Keating, Knights, Lamere, Levey, Lockwood, Parker, Patrick, Pettigrew, Raymond, Sargent, Sherman, Smith, Spaulding*, Stickney, Walker, Warner, Warren*, Wheldon, Woodward.
Ephraim H. Newton, The History of the Town of Marlborough Windham County Vermont (Montpelier, Vt., 1930), p. 127-278, indexed.
Adams, Allen, Ames, Augur, Ayres, Bailey, Ball, Ballou, Barney, Bartlett, Bellows, Bemis, Bingham, Bishop, Bissell, Blake, Blanchard, Brayman, Briant, Brittan, Brooks, Brown, Bruce, Carpenter, Chamberlin, Charter, Chase, Church, Clark, Clisbee, Closson, Cobleigh, Collins, Cone, Cook, Corse, Crosby, Cushman, Cutler, Day, Dean, Dunklee, Farnum, Fessenden, Fisher, Fox, Freeman, French, Gilbert, Giles, Goodell, Gould, Gregg, Grimes, Grout, Hale, Halladay, Hamilton, Harris, Hatch, Healy, Higley, Hill, Hillard, Hollister, Horton, Houghton, Howard, Howe, Hubbard, Huntley, Hyde, Ingram, Irvine, Jacobs, Jenks, Johnson, Jones, Kelley, Kelsey, Kimball, King, Kingsbury, Knapp, Knights, Laribee, Lawrence, Leonard, Luce, Ludden, Lyman, Lynde, Mather, May, Meriam, Merrifield, Miller, Mixer, Morell, Morgan, Needham, Newton, Nichols, Olds, Paddleford, Parks, Paul, Perry, Person, Phelps, Phillips, Pierce, Pitman, Powers, Pratt, Prentice, Priest, Prouty, Quinn, Rich, Robinson, Ross, Samson, Sawtell, Seymour, Sheldon, Smith, Snow, Sperry, Sprague, Stearns, Stockwell, Stratton, Strong, Swan, Taylor, Thayer, Thomas, Tomlin, Towne, Tucker, Tyler, Underwood, Very, Warren, Wells, Whitaker, White, Whitmore, Whitney, Williams, Willis, Winchester, Winslow, Worden, Yeaw.
Ozias C. Pitkin and Fred E. Pitkin, History of Marshfield, Vt. (mimeographed, 1941) [Note: At Vermont Historical Society, Barre, Vt.; in Boston: Boston Public Library, New England Historic Genealogical Society, Massachusetts Society of Mayflower Descendants], p. 95-308, alphabetical (for the most part).
Austin, Amdion, Barnes, Bailaw, Bassett, Batchelder, Bean, Bemis, Benjamin, Benton, Blake, Bliss, Bolles, Boyles, Brown, Bullock, Burnham, Buxton, Cameron, Carlton, Carpenter, Cole, Croteau, Darling, Davis, Dodge, Dow, Dunkling, Duke, Dwinell, Edson, English, Ennis, Felix, Folsom, Gill, Gilman, Glidden, Goodwin, Gove, Grant, Graves, Greeley, Hall, Hamilton, Haskins, Hayes, Hicks, Hill, Hobart, Hollister, Holt, Houghton, Hudson, Huntington, Ide, Jack, Jacobs, Jacquith, Johnson, Ketchum, Laird, Lamberton, Lewis, Linton, Lombard, Loveland, Lunge, Lyndes, Martin, May, McCrillis, Mears, Morrill, Nasmith, Newton, Norris, Nownes, Ormsbee, Orton, Osgood, Packer, Peabody, Perry, Phelps, Pike, Pitkin, Porter, Potter, Powers, Pratt, Preston, Putnam, Roberts, Robinson, Sanborn, Shepard, Sicely, Smith, Spencer, St. John, Storrs, Sulham, Tanner, Tibbetts, Wells, Wheeler, Willis, Wilson, Winch, Wood, Woodcock, Wooster, York, Young.
W. R. Branthoover and Sara Taylor, Montgomery, Vermont: The History of a Town (Burlington, Vt., 1976), p. 127-151, alphabetical.
Allen, Ariel, Bailey, Barrows, Bradford, Bradley, Brissett, Bundy, Bush, Carpenter, Campbell, Clark, Clapp, Combs, Comstock, Corse, Cressey, Crook, Crossett, Davis, Dunham, Dwyer, Farnsworth, Fassett, Foster, Fuller, Furnald, Gates, Goff, Goodspeed, Green, Hamilton, Head, Hemphill, Hendrick, Holmes, Hopkins, House, Hoyt, Hume, Janes, Jewett, Johnson, Kelton, Kingsley, Larow, Learned, Lusk, Manosh, Mansfield, Marcy, Martin, Marvin, Mason, McGowan, Messier, Millard, Miller, Moore, Morgan, Nichols, Nutting, Paine, Parker, Parks, Peek, Phelps, Porter, Pratt, Rawson, Richardson, Ripley, Robbins, Rochefort, Rousseau, Russell, Sampson, Scott, Searle, Sherman, Shina, Smith, Stevens, Stiles, Stutson, Swan, Tarble, Taylor, Thomas, Tillison, Upham, Wade, Watkins, Wellman, Westover, Wheeler, Wilkins, Wood, Woodward, Wright.
History of Monkton Vermont: 1734-1961 (S.l., 1961?), randomly placed sketches and "Early Settlers" section, p. 34-37.
Barnum (and p. 20), Beckweth, Beers, Bishop (p. 14), Cox, Dart, Drake, Ferguson, Ferris, Finney, Haight, Hitchcock, Jewell, Ladd, Lyman, Smith, Stone, Wheaton.
Carroll R. Tarbell, History of Mount Holly, Vermont (S.l., 1987), "Biographies," p. 263-301, manuscript index.
Armstrong, Baldwin, Balestra, Barrett, Bishop, Bootman, Bryant, Burton, Chadburn, Chase, Clark, Colburn, Cole, Cook, Crowley, Dana, Davenport, Devereux, Dickerman, Dow, Fletcher, Freeman, Hammond, Hatch, Holden, Horton, Hoskison, Jackson, Johnson, Lackey, Lord, Marshall, Moor, Morton, Newton, Packer, Parker, Parmenter, Peck, Pinney, Priest, Proctor, Richards, Russell, Sprague, Stuart, Tarbell, Tucker, Whalen, Winslow.
Frederic P. Wells, History of Newbury, Vermont, from the Discovery of the Coös Country to the Present Time (St. Johnsbury, Vt., 1902; rep. Littleton, N.H., 1975), p. 419-743, separate index for genealogies.
Abbott, Adams, Aitkin, Allen, Allison, Arthur, Atkinson, Atwood, Austin, Avery, Bailey, Bayley, Baldwin, Banfield, Bannister, Barnett, Barker, Bartlett, Bates, Berry, Bigelow, Balir, Bliss, Bone, Bowen, Boyce, Boynton, Brickett, Brock, Brown, Buck, Buell, Buchanan, Burbank, Burnham, Burroughs, Burton, Butler, Butterfield, Buxton, Campbell, Carbee, Chalmers, Carelton, Carter, Chadwick, Chamberlain, Chapman, Cheney, Clark, Cobleigh, Coburn, Cochrane, Colburn, Corliss, Corruth, Crosby, Currier, Cushing, Daily, Davis, Dean, Deming, Doe, Davenport, Douglass, Dow, Dowse, Dunbar, Eastman, Edwards, Emerson, English, Farnham, Farrand, Farwell, Fisk, Fleming, Ford, Foreman (Farman), Foster, Fowler, Fuller, Fulton, Fury, Gamsby, Gardner, Garland, George, Gibson, Gilmore, Goddard, Goodwin, Gould, Grant, Greig, Grow, Hale, Halley, Haseltine, Hatch, Hatch, Heath, Henderson, Hibbard, Hoisington, Holmes, Howland, Hoyt, Hunter, Ingalls, James, Jenne, Jewell, Jewett, Johnson, Johnston, Jonson, Kasson, Kelley, Kendrick, Kent, Keyes, Kimball, King, Knight, Ladd, Laing, Lang, Leavitt, Learned, Leet, Leighton, Leslie, Lindsey, Little, Lockhead, Lovewell, Lumsden, Marcy, Martin, McAllister, McIndoe, McKeith, McKinstry, McLeod, McNab, Meader, Mellen, Merrill, Meserve, Metcalf, Mills, Minard, Moore, Morse, Moulton, Munsell, Nelson, Niles, Nourse, Olmsted, Page, Parker, Patterson, Peach, Porter, Powers, Prescott, Prouty, Putnam, Quimby, Randall, Reed, Reid, Renfrew, Ricker, Ritchie, Robinson, Rogers, Rollins, Ropes, Ross, Ruggles, Runnels, Russell, Sawyer, Scales, Scott, Shedd, Sheldon, Shepard, Shurtleff, Sias, Sly, Smith, Stebbins, Stevens, Stocker, Sulham, Sutherland, Swasey, Sylvester, Taplin, Taisey, Temple, Tenney, Terry, Tewksbury, Thomas, Thompson, Tucker, Tuttle, Thrall, Underwood, Waddell, Waldron, Wallace, Watkins, Watson, Webber, Webster, Weed, Wells, Westgate, Wheeler, Wheelock, Whitcher, White, Whitelaw, Whitman, Wiggin, Willoughy, Wilson, Witherspoon, Wylie.
History of Newbury, Vermont 1900 to 1977 (Bradford, Vt., 1978), p. 423-575, indexed (does not include genealogies).
Abbott, Alger, Angell, Appleton, Atwood, Bailey, Baldwin, Barnett, Bayley, Behrends, Benzie, Blackmer, Bobbit, Booraem, Boyce, Brock, Bromley, Brown, Buck, Burnham, Burroughs, Buswell, Callahan, Cameron, Carleton, Carlson, Carpenter, Chamberlain, Chapman, Chubbuck, Clark, Clifford, Cline, Cobb, Colbeth, Coons, Cox, Darling, Dodd, Doe, Donnally, DuBois, Dutton, Eastman, Ebeling, Emerson, Fisk, Fleming, Fuller, Gibson, Gilson, Goble, Gochey, Goodwin, Gould, Graves, Greer, Hale, Halley, Hanson, Harmon, Hastings, Hayward, Heath, Hebb, Henderson, Hibbard, Hildreth, Hinman, Hoar, Holmes, Hooker, Howland, Humphrey, Jarrell, Jock, Johnson, King, Kjellerup, Knight, Kunz, Lackie, Lasell, Laturnau, Leete, Leighton, Mace, Marsh, Martin, Meara, Meyette, Minshull, Nelson, Norris, Olmstead, Osborne, Page, Placey, Plummer, Powers, Putnam, Randall, Reid, Renfrew, Rhoads, Richardson, Rogers, Rollins, Rowell, Runnels, Rutledge, Sherwin, Smith, Southworth, Spear, Stevesn, Stone, Sulham, Swenson, Sylvester, Taggart, Temple, Tewksbury, Thomas, Thompson, Thurston, Titus, Tucker, Tyler, Urquhart, Vervoort, Vielleux, Warden, Webster, Welch, Wells, Wheeler, Whitcher, White, Whitman, Whitney, Wiilaims.
Centennial Proceedings and Other Historical Facts Relating to Newfane, the County Seat of Windham County, Vermont (Brattleboro, Vt., 1877), "Biographical Sketches," p. 34-97 [in no order], and "Family Genealogies," p. 155-176 [noted with *].
Allen, Birchard, Crosby, Eager, Field (in several places and *), Fisher, Grout, Holland, Kenney, Kimball, Knowlton (in several places and *), Morse*, Newton, Park*, Robinson, Stedman*, Taylor (and *), Warren, Wheeler (in two places), Williams (in two places).
Emily M. Nelson, Frontier Crossroads: The People of Newport , Vermont (Canaan, N.H., 1978, being vol. 2). Sketches of varying types dispersed in geographical sections of the book, indexed.
Adams, Angier, Ball, Bartlett, Beadle, Bean, Blake (two places), Bowley, Brady, Buzzell, Connal, Cummings, Cutting, Daggett, Dane, Davis, Erwin, Farrant, Gilman, Goodrich, Green (two places), Hall, Hamblett, Hammond, Hibbardd, Hildreth, Holbrook, Hopkinson, Horton, Hoskins, Hoyt, Kendall, Kilby, Lane, Larabee, Loverin, Lyon, Maxfield, McClary, Meacham, Miller, Morse (two places), Niles, Norris, Porter, Pratt, Prouty, Richmond, Robinson (three places), Sias, Scott (two places), Sherman, Sleeper, Smith, Stevens, Stickney, Whipple, White, Wilson, Wright.
John Gregory, 1776. 1876. Centennial Proceedings and Historical Incidents of the Early Settlers of Northfield, Vt., with Biographical Sketches of Prominent Business Men Who Have Been and Are Now Residents of the Town (Montpelier, Vt., 1878), "Biographical Sketches," p. 58-231 (no order, surname can be in more than one place, so check table of contents in back).
Adams, Ainsworth, Allen, Amidon, Averill, Balch, Bennett, Blake, Blodgett, Blood, Bowman, Bradford, Braley, Briggs, Brooks, Brown, Buck, Burnham, Burrell, Cady, Carlton, Carpenter, Claggett, Clark, Closson, Cobleigh, Coburn, Cochran, Davis, Denny, Dewey, Dole, Dunham, Dunsmoor, Eastman, Edgerton, Edson, Eggleston, Emerson, Field, Fisk, Frizzle, Fullerton, Gallup, Gilbert, Gold, Goss, Gould, Green, Gregory, Hadley, Hassam, Hatch, Hedges, Henry, Holton, Howe, Jenks, Jenness, Johnson, Jones, Joyce, Kathan, Keith, Keyes, King, Knapp, Lane, Latham, Leonard, Little, Loomis, Martyn, Mayo, McClearn, McIntosh, Morse, Mosely, Nichols, Newton, Orcutt, Paine, Parker, Partridge, Paul, Pike, Plastridge, Plumley, Pope, Porter, Randall, Rice, Richardson, Richmond, Robinson, Royce, Sawin, Shaw, Sheldon, Shipman, Simonds, Slade, Smith, Starkweather, Steele, Tilden, Thayer, Thresher, Tucker, Tubbs, Tyler, Wales, Warner, Weatherbee, Webster, West, White, Whittaker, Whitten, Williams, Winch, Worthington, Wright.
Allen L. Stratton, History of the Town of North Hero, Vermont: An Account of the Discovery, Settlement, and Interesting and Remarkable Events (Burlington, Vt., 1976), "Biographical," p. 175-199, and miscellaneous pages, use "Index – Subject" under biographical sketches to locate other pages.
Allen, Butler, Clap, Clark, Dodds, Hathaway, Haynes, Hazen, Hibbard, Hutchins, Keeler, Knight, Ladd, Robinson, Tracy, Tudhope, Wadsworth, Woods.
M. E. Goddard and Henry V. Partridge, A History of Norwich Vermont (Hanover, N.H., 1905), "Biographical," p. 163-252, surname index to this section.
Baxter, Blaisdell, Boardman, Brown, Buck, Burton, Bush, Brigham, Coit, Colvocoresses, Converse, Cook, Curtis, Cushman, David, Dutton, Emerson, Goddard, Hatch, Hutchinson, Johnson, Lewis, Lord, Loveland, Messenger, Murdock, Newton, Nichols, Olcott, Partridge, Potter, Ransom, Richards, Seaver, Sargent, Sawyer, Stimson, Twitchell, Waterman, Williston, Wright.
Hiel Hollister, Pawlet for One Hundred Years (Albany, N.Y., 1867; rep. Pawlet, Vt., 1976), "Family Sketches," p. 155-267 [notes far out of order *].
Ackely*, Adams (two places), Alexander, Allen, Andrus, Andrews, Armstrong, Arnold, Averill, Baker, Balderidge, Baldwin, Barden, Beall, Bardwell, Barrett, Bates, Beebe, Beecher, Bennett, Betts, Bidwell, Bigart, Blakely, Blossom, Bonney, Brace, Branch, Brewster, Bromley, Bostwick, Boynton, Brown, Burch, Burt, Burton, Busbee, Bushnell, Carpenter, Carver, Chipman, Clark, Cleveland, Cobb, Cole, Colvin, Conant, Cook, Cowdrey, Crapo, Crocker, Crosby, Crouch, Culver, Curtis, Cushman, Day, Dean, Denison, Derby, Dillingham, Dyer, Edgerton, Evans, Everest, Fairfield, Farrar, Fay, Finney, Fitch, Folger, Gibbs, Gifford, Giles, Goodspeed, Graves, Green, Gregory, Griswold, Guild, Hall, Hanks, Harmon, Harwood, Hascall, Hastings, Hawkins, Henry, Hill, Hitt, Hollister, Hopkins, Hosford, Houghton, Hulett, Hurlbut, Hutchins, Hyde, Jennings, Johnson, Jones, Judson, Kiernan, Kinghts, Lampson, Lay, Leach, Lincoln, Loomis, Lounsberry, Lumbard, Lyon, Maher, Marshall, Marks, Martin, Maosn, McFadden, McNaughton, McWain, Meacham, Meigs, Menona (Indian), Moffitt, Monroe, Montague, Moore, Norton, Nye, Olds, Orcutt, Orr, Orvis, Parris, Pearl, Penfield, Pepper, Perkins, Phelps, Pitkin, Plumb, Pomroy, Porter, Potter, Pratt, Prescott, Purple, Randall, Reed, Reynolds, Rice, Robinson, Rollins, Rose, Safford, Sargent, Sheldon, Shepherd (Shipherd), Sherman, Simonds, Smith, Snell, Soullard, Spencer, Squier, Staples, Stark, Stearns, Stevens, Stewart, Stoddard, Stone, Stratton, Streeter, Strong, Swift, Sykes, Taylor, Thompson, Toby, Todd, Tyron, Upham, Utley, Viets, Wade, Wallace, Walker, Warner, Warriner, Weed, Weeks, Welch, Whedon, Wilcox, Wickham, Wheeler, Whitcomb, Whitcomb, Willard, Willey, Williams, Willis, Winchester, Wiseman, Wood, Wooster, Wright.
Jennie Chamberlain Watts and Elsie A. Choate, People of Peacham (Montpelier, Vt., 1965), indexed.
Abbott, Achilles, Adams, Aiken, Ainsworth, Alcott, Allen, Ambros, Ames, Andrews, Annis(e), Armstrong, Ash, Ashford, Astle, Atkins, Atwell, Avery, Babcock, Bailey, Balaw (Baylor), Bandy, Barnes, Barnett, Barnham, Barrett, Barney, Bartlett, Batchelder, Bates, Baxendale, Beal, Bean, Beckley, Belville, Bennett, Berry, Berwick, Bigelow, Bickford, Bingham, Blair, Balke, Blanchard, Bladel, Bliss, Blodgett, Bloss, Bolster, Bolton, Boutelle, Bovee, Bowers, Boynton, Bradlee, Bradley, Brainard, Brickett, Brock, Brooks, Brown, Brownell, Bruce, Buckminster, Buel, Buner, Burbank, Burns, Buswell, Butson, Byington, Cady, Cahill, Calder, Cambridge, Cameron, Capron, Carpneter, Carr, Carter, Cassady, Cavanaugh, Chaffee, Chamberlain, Chandler, Chappelle, Chapman, Chase, Chassell, Choate, Churchill, Cilley, Clark, Clay, Clisby, Coates, Cobb, Colburn, Cole, Colby, Collins, Conant, Cooley, Cook, Cotes, Cowan, Cowles, Craig, Crandall, Crocker, Cross, Crossman, Crown, Cummings, Cunningham, Currier, Dailey, Dana, Danforth, Daniels, Darling, Davidson, Davis, Davison, Dennison, Donaldson, Douglas, Doty, Douse, Dow, Drew, Drown, Duber, Dubois (Dubea), Dubray, Dudley, Dunbar, Dunn, Dunnett, Durgan, Eames, Eastman, Eaton, Edwards, Eddy, Elkins, Elliot, Emerson, Emery, Esden, Evans, Ewell, Fairchild, Farley, Farnham (Farnum), Farr, Farrington, Farrow, Ferguson, Field, Fife, Findlay, Fisk, Fitzgerald, Flint, Ford, Foster, French, Fuller, Gates, Gerould, Gibson, Gifford, Gilbert, Gilfillan, Gill, Gillis, Gilman, Gleason, Goodale, Goodenough, Goodnow, Gorham, Goslant, Goss, Gould, Gracey, Graham, Graves, Greenbank, Greenwood, Gregory, Guthrie, Guy, Hacket, Halcrow, Hale, Hall, Hand, Hardy, Harriman, Harris, Harvey, Haskell, Haskins (Hoskins), Hastie, Hatch, Hawes, Hawkins, Hay, Heath, Heaton, Hebblethwaite, Henderson, Hendry, Herrick, Herrin, Hicks, Hidden, Higgins, Hight, Hill, Hinman, Hitchcock, Hobart, Hold, Hollyday, Holmes, Hooker, Hopkins, Houghton, Howe, Hoxie, Hoyt, Hubbard, Hunt, Hunter, Hurd, Hutchins, Hutchinson, Hutton, Ingalls, Ingraham, Inman, James, Jamieson, Jennis, Jennison, Jenyns, Johnson, Jones, Kavanaugh, Keenan, Kellogg, Kennerson (Kinerson), Keyes, Kidder, Kimball, King, Knapp, Knox, Lackie, Ladd, Lagessey, Laird, Lakeman, LaLene, Lamb, Lang, Langmaid, Lathrop, Lawrence, Lee, Lemrise, Linsley, Little, Livingston, Loveland, Lowe, Lowell, Lucas, Lyford, Lynds, Lyndsay, Mann, Marsh, Mackay, Martin, Martyn, Massey, Mathews, Mattocks, Meader, Mears, Melvin, Merchant, Merrill, Merritt, Metcalfe, Miles, Miller, Milligan, Minakuchi, Miner, Moody, Moore, Morey, Morgan, Morse, Morrill, Morrison, Moulton, Munger, Munroe, Murphy, McBride, McClary, McClung, McColl, McDaniel, McDonald, McFarlane, McKeith, McLachlin, McLaughlin (McGlothlin), Mclellan, McPhee, McQuillis, Neal, Needham, Newell, Norris, Northrop, Northy, Nunn, Nute, Ordway, Orr, Osgood, Otis, Owen(s), Page, Paine, Palmer, Pangborn, Paquin, Parker, Pascal, Patterson, Pattridge (Partridge), Paul, Paye, Payette, Peak, Pearl, Pearson, Peck, Pelletier, Pennington, Percy, Petrie, Pettingill, phelps, Phillips, Pierce, Pillsbury, Pitkin, Plaisted, Pollard, Poor, Porter, Powers, Pratt, Prentiss, Preston, Putnam, Putney, Quimby, Ramsay, Randall, Ray, Redington, Renfrew, Reynolds, Richardson, Richter, Ricker, Rix, Robbins, Robinson, Rockwell, Rogers, Ross, Rowe, Rowell, Runnels, Russel, Sampson, Sargent, Sartwell, Sawyer, Scales, Schoolcraft, Scott, Semple, Shatney, Shaw, Shedd, Shepard, Shields, Skeele, Smart, Smith, Snow, Somers, Soule, Spence, Spencer, Steele, Stevens, Stevenson, Stewart, Stillwell, Stockwell, Stoddard, Strobridge, Stuart, Sturdevant, Sullivan, Sumner, Sweet, Taft, Taylor, Thayer, Thomas, Thompson, Thorn, Thresher, Tower, Trussell, Tuttle, Urin, Walbridge, Waldo, Walker, Walton, Warden, Ware, Warner, Washburn, Waterman, Watson, Watts, Way, Weeks, Welch, Wells, Wesson, West, Wheeler, Whitaker, White, Whitehill, Whiting, Wilbur, Wild, Willey, Williams, Williston, Wilkins, Wilson, Winter, Wood, Woods, Woodward, Worcester, Young.
Ira K. Batchelder, Reunion Celebration together with an Historical Sketch of Peru, Bennington County, Vermont, and Its Inhabitants from the First Settlement of the Town (Brattleboro, Vt., 1891), "Early Settlers," p. 27-82. They are in geographical order with no headings beyond "Children of _____".
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It's the address of the New York Public Library, one of the great research institutions in the world. Upstairs on the third floor, the magisterial Rose Main Reading Room provides scholars, researchers, and writers with clean, bright, focused light from handsome reading lamps. Adapted for the home by legendary designer Bill Blass, the distinctive lamp features turned stem detailing with a weighty bronze base to ensure stability on a flat surface. Read or write under its authoritative gaze. More »
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The city of New York can claim to be the home of the tallest building in the country. But more than that, the Freedom Tower, or One World Trade Center, soaring to 1,776 feet in the sky, embodies our vitality and our determination not to let tragedy define who we are. Significant in stature, design, and symbolism, the Freedom Tower, has been meticulously sculptured into a 14-inch-tall scaled replica, and like the extraordinary building itself, the desktop-size model is handcrafted in New York City. More »
How to Sip Coffee Like MAD MEN
Creators of the show amassed volumes of research on the era in which MAD MEN takes place so as to make set designs, costume design, and props historically accurate. Adding to the authenticity, every prop you see onscreen is the real thing, including the iconic Greek diner coffee-to-go cup, emblazened with WE ARE HAPPY TO SERVE YOU. A timeless and enduring part of New York City culture, you can still sip coffee from the original cup that fueled the advertising men who ruled Madison Avenue in the 1960s. More »
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That was the year F. E. Hale began the manufacture of handsome, clever bookcases, in particular for the offices of eminent barristers. Mr. Hale's original glass-front sectional Barrister Bookcases are still hand-crafted in Upstate New York, providing distinctive display for treasured books and collectibles in the home or business library. The stackable cases can be ordered with standard or tall shelf units, and in a variety of woods and finishes. We have a book that tells more of the story. Ask for your FREE copy. More »

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7 U.S. Code § 7503 - State plan
Each plan shall—
designate the State agency responsible for distributing the commodities received under this chapter;
set forth a plan of operation and administration to expeditiously distribute commodities under this chapter;
State advisory board
The Secretary shall encourage each State receiving commodities under this chapter to establish a State advisory board consisting of representatives of all entities in the State, both public and private, interested in the distribution of commodities received under this chapter.
(Pub. L. 98–8, title II, § 202A, as added Pub. L. 100–77, title VIII, § 812,July 22, 1987, 101 Stat. 537; amended Pub. L. 104–193, title VIII, § 871(b),Aug. 22, 1996, 110 Stat. 2344; Pub. L. 110–234, title IV, § 4201(b),May 22, 2008, 122 Stat. 1121; Pub. L. 110–246, § 4(a), title IV, § 4201(b),June 18, 2008, 122 Stat. 1664, 1882.)
Pub. L. 110–234and Pub. L. 110–246made identical amendments to this section. The amendments by Pub. L. 110–234were repealed by section 4(a) ofPub. L. 110–246.
2008—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 110–246, § 4201(b), added subsec. (a) and struck out former subsec. (a). Prior to amendment, text read as follows: "To receive commodities under this chapter, a State shall submit a plan of operation and administration every 4 years to the Secretary for approval. The plan may be amended at any time, with the approval of the Secretary."
1996—Pub. L. 104–193amended section generally, substituting present provisions for provisions relating to availability of flour, cornmeal, and cheese acquired by the Commodity Credit Corporation.
Effective Date of 2008 Amendment
Amendment of this section and repeal of Pub. L. 110–234by Pub. L. 110–246effective May 22, 2008, the date of enactment of Pub. L. 110–234, except as otherwise provided, see section 4 ofPub. L. 110–246, set out as an Effective Date note under section
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The mission of the Library Instruction and Information Literacy program is to ensure, in partnership with classroom faculty, that Wagner College students graduate as information literate members of our information society.
Request Library InstructionNEW Information Literacy and Plagiarism Quizzes and Tutorials !
The library now offers the following tools that can be embedded into your Moodle course content. Contact Cathy Perkins for more information.
- Information Literacy Pre- and Post-Tests for FYP RFT courses - evaluate your students Information Literacy skills before and after they visit the library for a research workshop. 10 question pre-test and 10 question post-test.
- "You Quote It, You Note It" plagiarism prevention flash tutorial and companion test - A brief flash-based interactive tutorial that introduces your students to effective and ethical use of information found on the Web and in the library. 15 question test to follow tutorial.
We also offer additional online tutorials and a follow-up assignment that your students may view and submit to you for a grade. This assignment will ensure that your students have received an introduction to research in the Horrmann Library.
An information literate individual is able to:
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- Evaluate information and its sources critically Incorporate selected information into one's knowledge base
- Use information effectively to accomplish a specific purpose
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A Milwaukee man arrested in Missouri is accused in a fatal shooting that happened after allegations about him were posted on Facebook.
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Court documents say that before the killing, Farrow's ex-girlfriend alleged on Facebook that he had molested her infant.
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Brian Solis is principal at Altimeter Group, a research firm focused on disruptive technology. A digital analyst, anthropologist, and futurist, Solis has studied and influenced the effects of emerging technology on business, marketing, and culture. Solis is also globally recognized as one of the most prominent thought leaders and published authors in new media. His latest book, The End Of Business As Usual, looks at the changing consumer landscape, its impact on business and what companies can do to adapt and lead. moments of truth.
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The Muppets Performing Bohemian Rhapsody
This is a video of the Muppets performing Queen's iconic 'Bohemian Rhapsody'. It was really well make except for the part with Animal repeatedly yelling "Mama". That part made me want to cry blood out of my ears. Which I've done before (Lady Gaga). Except 'Poker Face', I'll shake my ass to that jam any day. And you'll like it. But no pictures -- it'll break your camera!
Thanks to Zach, Michael, scottie and Ana, who want to ride their bicycles, they want to ride their bikes.
Remember the video of the Muppets performing Queen's 'Bohemian Rhapsody' from a few weeks ago? Well those crazy hand-up-their ass plushies are back at it, this time with the holiday classic 'Ringing of the Bells'. And speaking of ringing bells: There was a fugitive who sough... / Continue →
I have no idea what a Ke$ha is, but apparently it makes Ke$hitty-ass music. Whatever the case, this is a Star Wars themed music video for its song 'Tik Tok'. The video is actually pretty awesome, but I watched it with no audio because I didn't want to gouge my ears out with a... / Continue →
This is a series of works created by Star Wars artist Matt Busch in which the original movie posters have been zombified. I like the guts hanging out of the tauntaun, that's a nice touch. And for the record -- I'd still take my chances with Han. So dreamy. To coincide with ... / Continue →


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H&M, everyone's favorite fast fashion retailer, went luxe last night with a full-blown (and glamorous) runway show during Paris Fashion Week at a specially constructed space at the Musée Rodin. Keeping in tune with their accesible aesthetic, while simultaneously kicking it up a notch, H&M presented an eclectic and wearable collection filled with intricate knitwear, leather jackets, boho pieces and a few sequined dresses—you know, for those special nights. The collection will be available worldwide in over 200 stores for Fall on September 5, 2013—you know just in time to kick of New York Fashion Week.
As I've mentioned before I've recently partnered with Sarah Mick to shoot some photos for my blog. She was a friend of a co-worker, who became a friend, and I love the work we're doing together. Also, on board is Malia, another former co-worker who is now a friend. Tech girls are getting creative,
Okay, by now you must all know how OBSESSED I am with Anna Dello Russo. As the editor-at-large for Vogue Nippon (Japan) she edits looks, guests styles for shoots around the world and dresses in couture 24/7 —literally. Anyway, she recently teamed up with H&Mto design an exclusive, over-the-top collection


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WASHINGTON — The United Auto Workers on Friday challenged last week's close vote by workers at a Volkswagen plant in Chattanooga, Tennessee, that rejected the UAW's bid to represent them.
In an appeal filed with the National Labor Relations Board, the union asserted that "interference by politicians and outside special interest groups" had swayed the election.
In particular, the appeal took aim at Sen. Bob Corker, a Tennessee Republican and former Chattanooga mayor, who suggested that a "no" vote would lead a Volkswagen expansion in the state.
The UAW bid was defeated in a 712-626 vote, even though the German company generally is considered labor-friendly.
"It's an outrage that politically motivated third parties threatened the economic future of this facility and the opportunity for workers to create a successful operating model that would grow jobs in Tennessee," UAW President Bob King said.
The union had faced a midnight Friday deadline for filing the action with the NLRB. The rejection by Volkswagen workers dealt a harsh setback to the union, especially since Volkswagen did not oppose the unionization drive.


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Now I know it's against the rules to post live auctions, but I just have to show everyone this rubies mess!!
Discussion on oh my.. within the Boba Fett Helmet forum, part of the Star Wars Original Trilogy Bounty Hunters category; Now I know it's against the rules to post live
Now I know it's against the rules to post live auctions, but I just have to show everyone this rubies mess!!
That......thing....is .................UNREAL!
Dude why did you post that now everyone is going to out bid me!! I wanted to upgrade on the cheap now all those super accurate nuts are going to steal it.
I can't believe this thing is up to $20 already!
It says;
"fits most adults"
which adults have a head shaped like that
I really can't believe that people have the audacity to sell this ****.
I guess one guys garbage is another one's treasure....
someone bid on that? i need to contact the high bidder, i got some stuff i could sell them.
Ughhh... I can't stop looking at it.
...It's like a scab you can't stop picking...
If anyone even thinks about outbidding me Im guna get maaaaad, this baby is MINE!!!!
"It's the pleats...in the pants...it's actually the pattern...it's actually an optical illusion"...
serious bidders only LOL i cant believe it has that many bids already... you really can sell anything on ebay
It looks like a mask the character from Scream wore.
Haha, "needs a little work to get the shape back"
SOMEONE needs to make that there avitar!!!
i'd love to see someone try to rework that thing into a decent helmet.
Well, the rangefinder looks decent at least
It's been done before....
we have the pre-pro version...
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March 31, 2005 - Terri's Death Called 'Sad Day' for the Nation Click here ; Schindler Supporters React to Terri Schiavo's Death Click here ; Planned Parenthood Thanks Anti-Terri Voters Click here ; Dean: We're Targeting Santorum Click here
March 30, 2005 - Federal Appeals Court OKs Schiavo Review Click here ; Doubts Raised On Schiavo Memo Click here ; Vatican says pope given feeding tube Click here ; Legislative flurry targets benefits for immigrants Click here; Study highlights global decline Click here ; Ex-Scout Leader Faces Child Porn Charges Click here
March 29, 2005 - Tribal Leader's Son Arrested in Red Lake School Shooting Click here ; Schiavo's Husband and Parents Now Battling Over Autopsy Plan Click here ; Michael Schiavo ordering autopsy Click here; Tancredo considers White House bid Click here ; Mother Sues Cereal Makers for Sugar Claims Click here ; University of Georgia to Alter Mural Click here
March 28, 2005 - Backers of Schiavo's parents head to Washington Click here ; Schiavo seen as past 'point of no return' Click here ; Fear Of U.S. Plot Spreads Measles Click here ; Pentagon begins to see Iraq momentum shift Click here ; Wolfowitz 'to focus on poverty' Click here ; Rights of Foreigners on Death Row Examined Click here
March 23, 2005 - Federal Appeals Court Panel Rules Against Terri's Parents Click here ; Case gains media momentum, especially throughout Europe Click here ; Rights groups for disabled join in fight Click here ; Black coalition 'codifies' values Click here ; Mexican State Issues 'How To' on Border Jumping Click here ; "Kill list" at school targets blacks Click here
March 22, 2005 - Judge Rules Against Terri's Parents Click here ; ABC News deceptive in Terri Schiavo poll? Click here ; Doctor: Terri Can Recover Click here ; Mother charged with neglecting infant son with digestive condition Click here ; Teen's Rampage Leaves 10 Dead in Minn. Click here ; Hillary bill: Just show up and vote Click here
March 21, 2005 - President Signs Law for Federal Review of Schiavo Case Click here ; N.Y. Times: Starvation Death Not Painful Click here ; Attorney: Terri cried at news Click here ; Frist Threatens Jail for Terri Judge Click here ; ACLU to keep tabs on protest Click here ; All opposition, no ideas cast Democrats in poor light Click here
March 18, 2005 - House Leaders Offer Last-Minute Rescue Plan for Terri Click here ; Fla. Lawmakers Battle in Right-To-Die Case Click here ; Selig defends MLB drug policy Click here ; Confidence low for lawyers, press Click here ; Kan. Senate Rejects Proposal to Cut Viagra Click here ; Muslims Settle 'Prayer in the Workplace' Dispute Click here
March 17, 2005 - House Passes Bill to Save Terri Schindler Schiavo Click here ; Senate votes to allow Arctic oil exploration Click here ; Frist pledges to protect Boy Scouts Click here ; Legality of Leftist Funding of Anti-War Protests Questioned Click here ; Democrats Force Social Security Vote Click here ; Will illegals get Social Security? Click here
March 16, 2005 - Senate Work May Come to Halt If GOP Bars Judicial Filibusters Click here ; NYC Law on Equal Benefits Struck Down Click here ; U. of Illinois Trustees Sued Over Mascot Click here ; Social Security poll heartens Bush Click here ; Summers gets vote of no confidence Click here ; Member of Civil Rights Panel Quits, Says It Should Be Closed Click here
March 15, 2005 - Scalia Slams 'Living Constitution' Theory Click here ; Judge Says Calif. Can't Ban Gay Marriage Click here ; Study: Press Went Easy on Kerry Click here ; Senators charges low progress on border security Click here; Teen wins lawsuit about dress code Click here ; Family Says Atlanta Hostage Changing Life Click here
March 14, 2005 - WashPost editor's candid China interview Click here ; China Puts Threat to Taiwan Into Law Click here ; Air pollution from other countries drifts into USA Click here ; Schiavo's husband says no to $1 million Click here ; Israel Plans Strike on Iran Nuke Plant Click here ; U.N. reaches out to win back middle America Click here
March 11, 2005 - Bush Changes Social Security Reform Pitch Click here ; Bad advice to Bush blamed for Social Security struggle Click here ; Senators May Block Social Security Vote Click here ; Forbes rich list at record levels Click here ; Judge Nixes Schiavo Intervention by Agency Click here ; Bill requires IDs to pick up kids at school Click here
March 10, 2005 - Mainline churches bash Bush budget Click here ; U.N. must accept Hezbollah, Annan says Click here ; Probe: Leaders Didn't Order Prison Abuse Click here ; Sex Ed Revisions Blasted for Alleged Pro-Homosexual Bias Click here ; San Diego to Move Giant Cross Click here ; White House Blogger is Liberal Political Net Consultant Click here
March 9, 2005 - Graham Says GOP Erred By Focusing on Accounts Click here ; Beware of Back-Door Gun Registration Scheme, Group Says Click here ; Utah Bill Signed, Illegals Lose Licenses Click here ; Tsunami Aid Changed Some Muslims' Attitudes Towards US Click here ; Colorado to dump Christian prof Click here ; Yearbook Gun-Photo Trial Starts in N.H. Click here
March 8, 2005 - Sen. Bennett Floats Social Security Benefit Cut Plan Click here ; Mexico seeks protection for illegals Click here ; Court backs immigrants in job lawsuit Click here ; Fla. Right-To-Die Case Back in State Court Click here ; Screener pushed aside suspicions on Sept. 11 Click here ; Snow: Bono Could Head World Bank Click here
March 7, 2005 - Senator to Propose Raising Retirement Age Click here ; Changes in Mideast blunt Bush's critics Click here ; Big changes have Arabs wondering what's next Click here ; Schoolyard bullies get nastier online Click here ; Web News Grows, Papers Spiral Down Click here ; Civil Rights Kin: Dean Should Resign Click here
March 4, 2005 - U.S. vision for Mideast suddenly in greater focus Click here ; Time to Change Tax Code Again, Greenspan Says Click here ; Byrd Denies Comparing Republicans to Nazis Click here ; FEC to extend campaign-finance to Web Click here ; Democrats Want to Ban 'Cop-Killer' Gun Click here ; Town hall focuses on efforts to address allegations against polygamists Click here
March 3, 2005 - B.C. not P.C. for students Click here ; China deports U.S. church leaders Click here ; Metro Nashville among biggest losers in sales-tax redistribution Click here ; Pinkett Smith's Remarks Debated at Harvard Click here ; Justices reluctant to take hard line on Commandments Click here ; GOP Careful in Byrd Blast Click here
March 2, 2005 - Supreme Court to Hear Arguments in Ten Commandments Cases Click here ; Social Security Vote May Be Delayed Click here ; Iran rejects UN agency's request to inspect military base Click here ; Sandy Berger Critical of Bush Security Policy Click here ; Cancellation of Moore speech costs college an academic honor Click here ; 'Poster Mom' for Gun Control Arrested on Gun Charges Click here
March 1, 2005 - Terri Schiavo's Parents Seek Divorce on Her Behalf Click here ; Zarqawi 'urged to attack the US' Click here ; Social Security plan support drops Click here ; Black groups hesitant about Bush proposal Click here; Court to hear Commandments cases Click here ; TSA Bans Lighters on Airplanes Click here
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Andrew Allen Week Day 1: Blasts From The Past
Posted March 19, 2012, 1:49 a.m.
Welcome back to the latest installment of Vans Rider Week. This week we focus on The Mayor of San Juan Capistrano, Anti Hero pro, Andrew Allen. Typically we set the week off with an exclusive interview with the rider but we've decided to save that until tomorrow and instead begin with Andrew's four major interviews from the past few years. As we were researching Andrew for his exclusive interview Thrasher, Transworld, Skateboarder and The Skateboard Mag were good ...
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Elijah Berle Week Day 4: Baby Pictures & Cover Talk
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Ever wonder what some of your favorite skaters looked like when they were just starting out? Well, with Elijah Berle you don't have to wonder anymore. We hit up Elijah's mom and like all moms she was more than happy to hand over some baby photos of young Elijah. We, of course, refused the naked baby Elijah in the bathtub photos. Thanks anyway, mom.
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Elijah Berle Week Day 3: Five Favorites
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"Girls in white dresses with blue satin sashes, Snowflakes that stay on my nose and eye lashes
Silver white winters that melt into spring...these are a few of my favorite things!"
Everybody has got their staples, their favorite things they can't live without.
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Elijah Berle Week Day 2: TSM YBAM Interview
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Welcome back to Day 2 of Elijah Berle's Rider Week here at Vans. Yesterday we set things off with a lengthy, exclusive interview with Elijah.
If you happen to live under a rock and don't realize the strategic timing of Elijah's Week, then chances are you didn't get the latest issue of The Skateboard Mag where they awarded Elijah 2011 Year's Best Am. And if you didn't get the issue or you don't ...
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Elijah Berle Week Day 1: Exclusive Interview
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Back on December 6th, 2011 we officially announced Elijah Berle and Daniel Lutheran as our newest full-on ams after them putting in serious time and miles of shredding. Since then Elijah has been on the road filming non-stop for the upcoming Chocolate video. Recently The Skateboard Mag crowned him Year's Best Am and so it was only fitting that we dedicate our third Rider Week (after Daniel Lutheran's and Johnny Layton's) to young Elijah. For Day 1 ...
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Johnny Layton Week Ends: Five Favorites
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"Girls in white dresses with blue satin sashes, Snowflakes that stay on my nose and eye lashes
Silver white winters that melt into spring...these are a few of my favorite things!"
Everybody has got their staples, their favorite things they can't live without.
For Final Day of Johnny Layton Week we follow JLAY around
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Johnny Layton Week: Toy Machine Ad Archive
Posted Feb. 22, 2012, 9:41 p.m.
Day 3 of Johnny Layton Week continues. The first two days we had a two-part interview with JLAY. (Here's JLAY PART 1 & JLAY PART 2 if you missed them.) With Daniel Lutheran Week we raided his cellphone and planned on doing the same with Johnny until we got an unexpected email from Ed Templeton. We had hit up Ed to see if we could get the ad Johnny had mentioned with his dad in Iraq with the spray painted ...
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Johnny Layton Week: Exclusive Interview Part 2
Posted Feb. 21, 2012, 7:53 a.m.
Yesterday began Johnny Layton's Rider Week with Part 1 of his exclusive interview on how he started skating and got on Toy Machine. Today we continue with the 2nd part of his interview where we learn about how he got on Vans, his near baseball career, bumming out Brian Wenning and what it took to ollie the Pulaski Double Wall.
FYI, one by one, week by week, we'll be focusing on all your favorite Vans riders. We're ...
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Johnny Layton Week: Exclusive Interview Part 1
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Welcome back to the second installment of Vans Rider's Week. This week we feature another Toy Machine team member and long-time Vans rider, Johnny Layton aka J-Lay. We start the week off with an in-depth interview covering J-Lay's early days, his ties to Neil Heddings, how he won his spot on Toy Machine, who he pissed off by switch tre-ing MACBA, how he could have been a pro baseball player and his historic ollie at Pulaski. We cover ...
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Daniel Lutheran Week Continues with Dial Up Memories
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For as long as the world has been hearing about Daniel Lutheran they've been hearing stories about all the photos he carries around in his cellphone. He literally has thousands upon thousands of shots that he takes around with him at all times. We asked him to share a few of his favorites with us. We were going to call this The Lutheran Eleven but he just kept finding images that he was stoked on. Here are some of ...
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Larry Wolfe is the featured artist at Gallery Eleven in Charleston this month.
The exhibit "New Direction" shows sketches done before some of the works and landscapes going in a panorama direction. It also includes paintings done from vantage points on parking garages and from the gallery's front window.
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Microsoft's second update will be a significant one as it will introduce enhanced developer controls for applications. "The update includes some great new features for developers, Windows Phone 7 apps in 2011 will certainly become more interesting," according to an anonymous source quoted by Winrumors. Microsoft will reportedly open up several new APIs that will allow improved multitasking, in-app downloads, and better customization.
The rumored schedule (an update in January and an update in February) makes us wonder if Microsoft would be able to release Windows Phone 7 updates on a monthly basis. So far, it doesn't look like it since the first one is reserved for next year. That being said, if Microsoft could start delivering an update every month in 2011, the company would definitely be able to gain on Android and iOS.
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Theres nothing really about windows 7 phones that makes me wanna switch and personally i wouldn't want monthly updates
the fact you have to update multiple times in windows is crazy,everytime i turn around there is an update...
Constant updates is typical Microsoft, right?
I like monthly updates for Chrome, Windows (weekly even), and ATI/AMD graphics cards (just about monthly I think), so I'll be perfectly happy with WP7 monthly updates. I don't understand why anyone would want to wait longer for new features or security fixes.
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I agree with treeski..
i agree with treeski
I would add one more thing to tree's comment, more rapid updates cycle means that MS is working harder to complete the OS and bring it on par or even better than rival offerings. I have used WinMo for ages, and frankly when I compare Android based office with MS office Mobile suite, it is frankly rubbish; I wouldn't have bothered with Android at all, had they brought a complete OS to the market in the first place. Anyway, its better late then never.
I'm all for monthly updates as long as it adds new features and functions and not the "Patch Tuesday" that we get on our PCs every month.
Title should read:
Will Microsoft ever release an operating system that isn't riddled with security holes and in constant need of patching?
@Guest #12
Ignoring your 'considerably inept' remark for a moment, do you know of any operating system which has ever shipped without any security holes/issues in it, and/or have never been patched afterwards?
Everyone I show this phone to agrees, it's ***** proof, and massively functional. Lack of direct sync to Outlook without the cloud is a huge glaring point with a lot of folks. And lack of document sync is too.
BUT, you give me an update a month, and that is what I EXPECT from MS at this point. Time to surpass, instead of playing catch up. The time is NOW. I want smaller Zune devices and a goddamn tablet while they are at it. Sooner rather than "in time".
Guest said:
Title should read:
Will Microsoft ever release an operating system that isn't riddled with security holes and in constant need of patching?
Funny. Neither this article nor complaints about WP7 have anything to do with security holes. And just for your information, there is no such thing as a perfectly secure operating system. Every OS has security holes. If it can be made, it can be compromised.
But back to the article. This is music to my ears, since I will be getting a WP7 phone. I'm glad to see that Microsoft won't be leaving me out in the cold.
I ordered my HTC H7 today and give a thumbs up to monthly updates. I would prefer fast bug fixes and feature releases compared to Apples incredibly slow restrictive method (waiting for new entire versions to add features people want while crippling older phones like my now to be retired Iphone 3G).
I'm a mobile switcher and I have gone from Apple back to good old MS. Cant wait to write apps for it too using the same tools I use at work.
The HD7 is the phone that my Iphone buddies are jealous of, big time on the screen especially. MS is SO close this time, SO SO close. Time to pour it on man.
I just love the W.....8r_s of the world. Just oh so ready to swallow whatever "spin" a desperate corporation throws at them. Attaching their own identity so strongly to that of what they consume that they will bend over backwards to try to justify whatever drivel is spewed out by their brand and its thinly disguised fanzine.
Yes please. Give me 175 "making it even better than the best!" updates per day. I'd much rather spend my day under the delusion of "wow I'm just constantly getting MORE for my money - what a deal" than the realization that "this is a pre-baked product released in a chaotic hurry in the hopes of trying not to lose even more market$hare and requiring constant mending to make it stable and competitive that we will push upon our victims as "bonus features".
W......8r probably believes that the US were the victims of the Vietnam War and is still wondering when those dastardly Vietnamese will finally release the thousands of kidnapped and tortured US MIA/POW's they're hiding. You may just have to go over and "get'em out" yourself there Rambo. ;)
Is that a question?
@ guest 2:14pm WTF are you talking about? I want updates, don't care if the OS is perfect or not. It's dumb not to update. I hope you're one of the people who doesn't update their phone and gets data stolen or a virus. THEN you will realize how important it is to update.
Name one OS that does that.... Troll.
Ya Guest, you big Troll. Microsoft spent 6 years perfecting the upgrade from XP that came to be known as Vista. And even it was a piece of crap when released but Microsoft cared so much that they even went so far as to charge another 200$ to us to fix it (windows 7). And multimedia is still broken on it making it useless for professional audio. But I know Microsoft cares more than any of the other companies and will mercifully only charge another 200$ for Windows 8 to not fix it.
And to think that those miscreants at Apple have the nerve to give away a full blown ultimate version of OS X for FREE with every computer they sell or 29$ for an upgrade that even provided more new features than Windows 7 from Vista. Not only that, that dastardly OS X even functions as a stable low-latency professional audio and video workstation and can be found in virtually every high-end studio.
God, we're so lucky that we have a company like Microsoft to love us. Bring on the endless patches and triple digit fixe$, uhh, I mean astounding upgrades!
with every computer they sell or 29$ for an upgrade
Other shenanigans aside, Apple sells their hardware (which is similar to every PC now) for significantly more price than the competition hence, they pretty much charge you guys before they 'actually' give you the next upgrade of OS, now that is pretty smart business model to rip users and get away with it as well.
The Apple distortion field is their best product. Thank god for ****** that can afford to spend way too much for stuff. I mean it really is ridiculous at this point.
Any update is better than "none" which is pretty much what I got for my Win 6.1 device.
The "update" stopped working soon after they announced there would be no Win 6.5 update for my device. Not sure who I was more disappointed with, HTC or M$.
I know this article is about phones but.... someone gifted me a 13" Macbook Pro last year. I always heard they were overpriced and so wouldn't even consider buying one. Started farting around with the gift and, somewhat shocking to me, really liked it. First thing I did was throw my Windows 7 on it using the Boot Camp that comes with it. Bizarre - this little beast of a machine was a treat to use Windows 7 on - runs it FAST and flawlessly. Eventually I dipped into the Apple OS to see if there was anything there. Shock #3, once I'd spent a bit of time looking under the hood and learning my way around I realized that this OS was pretty darn good and much deeper than I had been lead to believe. I can't believe it but I now spend more time in the Apple OS than Windows. An I actually enjoy using the damn thing. Plus TONS of battery life, it's light, and it feels like it could really take a beating.
Truth is, even though I got this one for nothing, I think it more than worth the extra couple a hundred bucks. Even if you can find a similarly featured Windows laptop to compare it to, once I spend half a day to remove all the crapware from it, then spend a few hundred bucks to take another bunch of hours to upgrade it to Ultimate, I'm pretty much already behind the dollar-ball. And then I'm stuck with a laptop that I'd be lucky to get half 1/3 of the battery life out of, 1/2 the support, 1/2 the time until rendered obsolete, 2/3 the build quality, and as it turns out, 1/2 the day to day pleasure of using a well built machine.
I know Apple as a company has some ego issues but I'm very much beginning to believe that if there is a distortion field, it's most likely being funded by Microsoft. Just like they fund the anti-google group.
The more I think about it, the more I think I've been had with all the money and plenty of hassle in return I've gotten for being a Microsoft customer. The way they copy protect everything makes ME feel like the criminal even though I've paid through the teeth!
The guest? commenter is really out there but a few of his points hit a little too close to home.
Your right, it's a phone thread, and your cover was blown in the first sentence.
Your right, it's a phone thread, and your cover was blown in the first sentence.
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Sequim JCPenney takes top spot
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Sequim's JCPenney employees received the Chairman's Award for sales, customer service and improved profits in 2009. This is the highest award for any store in a region and Sequim won over 24 other stores in Washington and Alaska.
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Sequim's JCPenney once again ranks in the upper tier of its company's retail class.
Store manager Paul Quinn accepted the Chairman's Award, the company's highest honor for individual excellent store performance, April 30, in Dallas, Texas.
Quinn said Sequim won over 24 other stores in Alaska and Washington, including large markets in Tacoma and Seattle, for the honor measured by sales per square foot, improved profitability and customer service scores.
'They've embraced us'
"Through customer loyalty and generosity, they've embraced us," Quinn said about store customers.
"(Business) continues to grow since I've been here."
Sequim last won the honor in 2003.
"The hard work and discipline of these outstanding associates were critical to the company's success in 2009, despite the difficult economic environment," said Myron E. Ullman III, chairman and CEO.
Business comes from across the peninsula from Forks to Chimacum to Port Townsend, Quinn said.
Catalog sales help the store's profits soar, too.
Out of 1,100 stores, Sequim was No. 90 for catalog sales in 2009, Quinn said.
He couldn't pinpoint one department that sold better.
"We're across the board," Quinn said.
"They are all doing fantastic."
Small store
Sequim JCPenney has 40 employees. It opened in 1995 after moving from Port Angeles into the former Safeway building at 651 W. Washington St.
Sequim is one of the smaller JCPenney stores in Washington at about 29,000 gross square feet. Silverdale has 162,000 gross square feet and the Tacoma Mall store has 228,800 gross square feet.
The small space doesn't stop the store from stocking new products, Quinn said.
"We just pack it in," he said.
Quinn said numerous private labels sell well like St. John's, Worthington and Stafford, which is the No. 1 private label (exclusive to one company) in America.
"Some people have grown up in our brands," Quinn said.
"We're the immediate (retail) need in our community."
Sequim's sales might lead to big changes for the local clothing store.
Quinn said customers need not worry about them closing because the JCPenney corporation is looking to grow the retail store in the area.
"Growth is what we're all about here," he said.
JCPenney as a whole might grow because the company ended 2009 with $3 billion in cash reserves and has played it safe with expansion.
It's grown slowly from 1,067 stores in 2007 to about 1,100 in 2010.
Quinn said no plans are set but expanding the current facility or building a new off-site store are possibilities.
Seasoned leadership
The store didn't win Sequim's only award, as Quinn won Store Manager of the Year for 2009 in the district.
He's won several monthly awards including Outstanding Sales Store Manager for November and December 2009 and January 2010.
Quinn became a store manager in 2003. He started with JCPenney as a high school student in June 1969.
He's a second-genera-tion employee, with his
father retiring after 43 years.
"Retail has always been a part of my life," he said.
Sequim JCPenney is open 9:30 a.m.-8 p.m. weekdays, 9:30 a.m.-7 p.m. Saturdays, and 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Sundays. It can be reached at 681-2833 or by visiting www.jcpenney.net.
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