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Surrounded by rocky hills, the bay which opens into the Gulf of Siam gave its name to this fishing village: Hua Hin is the Thai for "head of stone". This peaceful town owes its popularity to its long white sandy beaches which attracted the wealthy inhabitants of Bangkok in the early 20C. In 1911, the construction of the first railway in Thailand made the province more accessible by linking Hua Hin to the capital and the village has been an upmarket, tranquil seaside resort ever since.
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18/5 Sa-Song Road, Hua Hin, Prachuabkirikhan T - Hua Hin
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Located in the centre of a popular beach town, Hua Hin Avenue is a 2-minute walk to Hua Hin Night Market. Furnished with modern décor, each comfortable room come with free Wi-Fi. Hua Hin Avenue is a 10-minute drive to Plearn Warn Market, a charming ..
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54 Soi. Huahin 57, Huahin District T - Hua Hin
Thor Huahin 57 is 2 km from Hua Hin Beach. It offers air-conditioned rooms with free Wi-Fi. The property is equipped with a tour desk and free public parking on site. The property is 200 metres from Hua Hin Night Market and 600 metres from Hua Hin R..


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Broadway Vet Rocco Landesman Nominated for NEA Chairman
The White House is expected to announce that they will be nominating Rocco Landesman, the well-regarded (and, at times, outspoken) producer responsible for bringing smash hits like The Producers and Angels in America to Broadway, for the position of chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts today. Landesman will have to be confirmed by Congress, but if it were up to Tony Kushner, he'd get through with ease. "It's potentially the best news the arts community in the United States has had since the birth of Walt Whitman," Kushner told the New York Times. [NYT]

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So then Im reading your profile thinking omg omg and she gets back together with him and REMARRIES this lunatic?!?! lol
OMG! I would SLIT my throat first!!! Definately married a DIFFERENT guy.
*Profile updated*
See tag line
RavenWood and sadtoo obviously are sneaky infamous master criminals at heart. I like it!
No, just had the unfortunate experience of being married to one and being on the shit end of the stick. He pulled every rotten trick in the book.
End T/j
[This message edited by sadtoo at 4:14 PM, April 10th (Thursday)]
When another woman takes your husband,
sometimes the best thing you can do for
yourself is to LET HER HAVE the worthless
OC born 2001
Divorced 2003
Remarried 2008 (New Guy)
Just called and did that.
Since I said it was for tax purposes, he sent me last years ledger only. Im gonna be okay with that because it only goes back to July of 2013 so it's not the entire year. I guess I can assume that that is the date he opened it. He is paying $150 a month for a unit plus insurance on it. The date is only one month after his father and best friend died.
Now Im wondering if he is keeping stuff in there that was given to him by his best friends wife and he is hiding it.
Ugh!!! Still a little more info, but not enough. Keys are my next mission, but that too has to wait.
[This message edited by twisted at 5:47 PM, April 10th (Thursday)]
Timewise that would be the middle of the 1 yr PA he admits too. Which supports the theory its related to OW. Like either he had already decided to divorce and started concealing assets or helpes hwr out by storing her stuff.
I really like thw idea of u hiring a PI. To investigate the unit, and follow him.
Personally, I would have stopped at nothing to see the inside of that storage unit.
Do not tip your hand. Try to get the key. If you can't cut off the lock.
I would not have cared about the consequences. I would have to have seen what was inside.
He will not voluntarily let you in. He just won't
Do not tip your hand. Try to get the key. If you can't cut off the lock.
I would not have cared about the consequences. I would have to have seen what was inside.
He will not voluntarily let you in. He just won't
This is how I see it. Driving him there as a surprise and expecting him to break down & tell the truth in the parking lot will not work. Because he has shown that he just doesn't care. He would probably turn it around on her and make her feel all "controlling." He has demonstrated numerous times that he is really not terribly concerned with salvaging his marriage, I don't think there is any manner of confronting that will get the truth out of him.
The timing of when he got this unit is irrelevant. The point is, he is paying $150/month for this unit..and you had NO idea. ANY secrets after dday is a problem. It shows he is still hiding..still lying.
He has told you he wants to R...but has shown you nothing. He refuses the NC letter..because he is still in the affair.
He doesn't want to answer your questions unless you're in a room with a therapist because he is trying to put off talking to you about it.
He has a secret storage unit...close by OW's house..which is also close to his work..
It matters what is in the unit..because you must know if you need to protect yourself. But the fact he is hiding this from you is a HUGE problem.
If you confront him and he refuses to open it for you...you do understand if you stay after that...you will have another dday. Whatever he is hiding in their is detrimental to your marriage.
As for keeping shit of his dads or his BF in there...no..not buying that at all. He has a house. No need to secretly rent a storage unit for that.
[This message edited by confused615 at 5:35 AM, April 11th (Friday)]
..that feeling you get in your stomach, when you heart's broken. It's like all the butterflies just died.
So part of me wonders if this was one of those times where he did this for a friend (not OW) and "forgot" to tell me because he didn't think I needed to know.
Good luck to you.
The OP does not need to be going by herself to a storage unit place, tampering with it, breaking in, etc. She could get in trouble. Those places could be dangerous. A PI will know exactly what he can do within the confines of the law.
I suspect if yo hired a PI to do that, and to trail your husband for 3-4 days while he was "working", you'd uncover a wealth of information to support he is still lying and in the affair.
Please protect yourself OP. Forget about R at this time, and move into 180 protection mode.
See a lawyer too.
A few thoughts:
- how does he pay? He either paid in cash upfront or has a secret cc if you aren't seeing it.
- The key code is the code to get into the grounds. Mine is a combinations of the unit number and a 4 digit code I picked out. You will still need a key. I have one key on my car keys (its with the fitness place locker key, so looks the same) and the other one is hidden.
- I like the idea of renting one in the same area so you get access. Or I guess you can use his access code, too.
- Don't use bolt cutters. Just a really bad idea. I think your best bet is to duplicate his keys and hire a PI. Send the PI the access code and all possible keys and have him document what is in there.
good luck. You can always hold out hope it is something related to his father's estate, but it certainly doesn't seem that way.
Married 27 years. Together 29.
3 children 24, 21, 14
OW sex addict and romance addict according to MC.
How about a credit report online for you both? That would show any credit card in his name.
[This message edited by k9lover1 at 11:02 AM, April 11th (Friday)]
Is the car just in his name? Tough! He isn't gonna take you to court claiming you illegally snooped to accurately verify he's the planet's biggest asshole. Those cases don't happen.
And this is just me but once I got into the unit, I'd rearrange stuff and never bring up being there for the courtesy of renting the thing and paying monthly in secret. If I found a creepy luv crash, I'd take a dump on the bed. Head in jar or women drugged and chained gets cops right after unintended dump. One way or the other, you need to get out there ASAP. We've all had to accept we never knew our WS the way we thought we did and somebody could be in danger.
Be safe.
Eta: I'm not sure the PI would go and access the unit without the unit owner's express permission. Frankly, it probably depends on how business has been and what kind of bills they have to pay.
Also, what about you "lost your key" so call a locksmith to meet you there? No, you don't want it cut blah blah blah. Have the tax statement in your purse to show locksmith proof of unit lease.
[This message edited by seriouslylostit at 12:02 PM, April 11th (Friday)]
No, a reputable one cannot break any laws you yourself can't break. In other words, you can't hire a P.I. to snoop around someplace he's not legally allowed, or to access property he's not legally allowed to access. (I am a female, I'm only saying he cause it's easier to write)
P.I. are good for pulling up background checks (I recommend doing this, it can show all kinds of things and known associates), doing surveillance (I recommend this also). They cannot GPS a car without the owner's permission, they cannot GPS a person either. The way some people get around this is for the spouse to GPS the car and then the spouse call the PI and say "he's on this street, okay now he's here," and direct the P.I. during a surveillance. All P.I.s also though will "not want to know this" know what I mean?? They won't want to know you GPS the car, but they aren't in trouble if you are just calling saying you know he's at xyz place.
So, I highly recommend starting with a background check, a very thorough one, like a CLEAR report.
So much is not immediate and I am struggling to be patient. He wont be home until tomorrow, so I can try to access his car to locate the keys to the unit then. And then I can plan my next move then.
I have a couple of hours before I see the therapist. Im angry and frustrated.
My impulse is to confront him now, but I know I should wait. Im struggling with going against my instincts and waiting because I have been stifling my gut for way too long.
I have already seen a lawyer so I have that exit plan ready to go, should I need to.
The storage unit will still be there tomorrow, so just try to be patient and it will all work out in the end.
However, since he has moved out and NC, presumably a condition of marriage, refused, you can take that as an explicit statement from him and act accordingly, in terms of getting balls rolling and your ducks in a row sorted behind the scenes, IMO, and be ready to file, & 'sequester' all assets for when you need to.


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Burke's: Fiske-Harrison Family
From Burke's Peerage and Gentry
Arms: Azure two pierced mullets or between to bars counter gobony erminois and argent all between in chief three estoiles and in base a single estoile argent.
Crest: Upon a helm with a wreath argent azure and gules passant through a triangle iron ensigned by a pierced mullet or a stork wings displayed and inverted argent mantled gules doubled argent.
Motto: Debemur Morti Nos Nostraque (Both ourselves and our creations are a debt owed to Death).
CLIVE FISKE HARRISON, (Clubs: Garrick, Reform), stockbroker Panmure Gordon 1961, Member of the London Stock Exchange 1965, Member of the Securities Institute 1990, Chairman of Fiske PLC, born at Colchester, Essex 23 November 1939, educated at Felsted School, and Trinity Hall Cambridge (MA), married at West Mersea, Essex 17 December 1965 •Barbara Gail Horne (born at Sydney, Australia 28 November 1940), elder daughter of Donald Wilfred Horne and his wife Rita May Flood, and has issue, (see Debrett's People of Today HARRISON, CLIVE FISKE)
1a •Byron Antony Fiske HARRISON later FISKE HARRISON, (Clubs: Cavalry and Guards, Singapore Polo) Lieutenant Royal Tank Regiment 1985, stockbroker Cazenove & Co 1989 and Swiss Bank Corporation 1992, Vice-President Credit Lyonnais 1996 and Goldman Sachs 2001, Director of Fiske PLC 2005, born at London 30 January 1967, educated at Westminster, RMA Sandhurst, and University of St Andrews (MA), married at Eaton Square, London 20 April 2002 •Mary Lau (born at Singapore 24 March 1972), daughter of Lau Cha Hing and his wife Lee Hock Looi, and has issue,
1b •Isabella Marie-Lousie FISKE HARRISON, born at Singapore 29 October 2003.
2a Jules William Fiske HARRISON, born at London 27 July 1969, educated at Westminster, and died unmarried in a skiing accident at Zermatt, Switzerland 4 April 1988.
3a •Alexander Rupert Fiske HARRISON later FISKE-HARRISON, (Clubs: Oxford & Cambridge, Gridiron) playwright and actor 'The Pendulum' West End, London 2008, producer Mephisto Productions, bullfighter ganaderia Saltillo 2010, author Into The Arena: The World of the Spanish Bullfight, Profile Books, 2011, born at London 22 July 1976, educated at Eton, University of Oxford (MA), London School of Economics (MSc), and Stella Adler Conservatory of Acting, New York, USA.
The family of Fiske has long flourished in the counties of Norfolk (recorded as landowners in the Domesday Book) and Suffolk, and derives from the old Norse name of Fiskr. Daniel Fisc, of Laxfield is mentioned in a document issued by King John, confirming a grant of land in Digneveton (Dennington), made by the Duke of Lorraine to the men of Laxfield 1 May 1208.
Arms: Chequy, argent and gules, on a pale, sable, three mullets or.
Crest: on the top of a triangle an estoile.
Motto: Macte Virtute Sic Itur Ad Astra (Blessed be your courage, this is the way to heaven).
HUGH FFYSKE, said to be descended from the above Daniel Fisc, and had issue,
SYMOND FFYSKE, Lord of the Manor of Stadhaugh, Laxfield, Suffolk, and owned lands in Easton Bavents (Grant 1428), born circa 1399, married first circa 1424 Susannah Smyth (died circa 1433), and had issue,
1a WILLIAM FFYSKE, see below.
2a Jeffrey FFYSKE, of Stadhaugh, born at Laxfield circa 1420, married Margaret, and died 1504 (will dated 3 May 1504 and proved 13 May 1504), having had issue,
1b Jeffrey FFYSKE, of Laxfield, Suffolk, born at Laxfield circa 1460, and died circa 1536, having had issue,
1c Richard FFYSKE, of Laxfield, born at Laxfield circa 1480, and died circa 1565, having had with other issue,
1d Robert FFISKE, of Fressingfield, Suffolk, and St James, South Elmham, Suffolk, fled for a time to Geneva to avoid religious persecution, born circa 1521, married Sibilla Gold (confined for a time in Norwich Castle for her religious views), widow of Barbor, and died at St James 1602 (will dated 10 April 1590 and proved at Metfield July 1602), having had with other issue,
1e Jeffrey FISKE, of St James, South Elmham, born circa 1552, married Mary Cooke (buried at St James May 1614), and died 1629 (will dated 11 May 1629), having had with other issue,
1f Nathan FISKE, went to America in 1642 and settled at Watertown, Massachusetts, born 1615, married Susanna, and died 1676, having had issue (see Burke's Families of the USA FISKE formerly of Laxfield).
2b John FFYSKE.
3b Simon FFYSKE.
4b Joan FFYSKE.
5b Margery FFYSKE.
3a John FFYSKE, born at Laxfield circa 1428, and was buried at Diss, Norfolk circa 1488.
4a Edmund FFYSKE, born at Laxfield circa 1430, married Margery, and died 1494 (will dated 7 August 1494 and proved 4 October 1494, and was buried at Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk).
5a Margaret FFYSKE, born at Laxfield circa 1432, married Dowsing.
(cont) SIMON FFYSKE, married second Katherine Crispe, and died 1464 (will dated 22 December 1463 and proved 26 February 1464).
The eldest son,
WILLIAM FFYSKE, Lord of the Manor of Stadhaugh, born 1420–25, married circa 1443 Joan Lynne, of Norfolk (will dated 15 July 1504 and proved 28 February 1505, buried at All Saints, Laxfield), and was buried at All Saints, Laxfield, having had issue,
1a THOMAS FFYSKE, see below.
2a William FFYSKE, married Joan, and died 1472 (will dated 16 July 1472), having had with other issue,
1b John FFYSKE, inherited lands at Badingham and Rendham, Suffolk from his father, and had with other issue,
1c Robert FFYSKE, and had issue,
1d Robert FFYSKE, born at Rendham, married first Susan, and died 1563 (will dated 15 February 1563), having had with other issue,
1e Robert FYSKE, of Hardings Manor, Norton, Cambridgeshire (purchased 1578), married at Great Barton, Suffolk 6 October 1566 Emme Rushbrook, daughter of William Rushbrooke, and was buried at Norton 2 January 1604, having had with other issue,
1f Robert FFISKE, of Hardings Manor, baptised at Norton 19 May 1583, married Anne (buried at Norton 15 September 1658), and died circa 1658, having had with other issue,
1g Robert FFISKE, of Hardings Manor, baptised at Norton 28 December 1619, married at Norton 1640 Martha Turner, daughter of Charles Turner, and was buried at Norton 7 July 1704 (will dated 20 October 1697), having had with other issue,
1h Rev Zachariah FFISKE, Vicar of Westleton, Suffolk 1672–74, Rector of Theberton, Suffolk 1672–83, Rector of Cockfield, Suffolk 1676–1708, Rector of Hadleigh, Suffolk 1691–1708 (presented by William III and Mary II), baptised at Norton 4 March 1647, educated at Queens' College Cambridge (MA), married Elizabeth (died May 1685), and was buried at Cockfield 15 September 1708, having had with other issue,
1i Rev Thomas FISKE, Rector of Shimpling, Suffolk 1704, baptised at Cockfield 16 June 1678, educated at Queens' College Cambridge (MA), married 10 October 1708 Anna Morley, daughter of John Morley, of Halstead, and was buried at Shimpling 23 August 1722 (will dated 27 May 1721), having had with other issue,
1j Rev Thomas FISKE, of Chadacre Hall, Shimpling, Rector of Great Bromley, baptised at Shimpling 31 January 1710, educated at Christ Church Oxford (MA), married Mary Syer (buried at Shimpling 13 March 1746), and died at Bath August 1763, having had with other issue,
1k Mary FISKE, baptised at Shimpling 18 September 1740, married Rev Temple Chevallier, MA, of Aspall Hall, Debenham, Fellow of Magdalen College Cambridge 1763, and had issue (whose great-grandson was Field Marshall Earl Kitchener (see Burke's Peerage FIELD MARSHAL EARL KITCHENER).
2i Rev John FISKE, Rector of Thorpe Morieux, Suffolk 1719–53, ordained as a Priest 25 December 1719 at a special ordination in Kings Street Chapel, Westminster by the Bishop of Lincoln, baptised 28 December 1693, educated at Queens' College Cambridge (MA), married Elizabeth Gosnold, daughter of the Rev Lionel Gosnold, Rector of Otley, Suffolk, and died 4 October 1764, having had with other issue,
1j Rev John FISKE, Rector of Thorpe Morieux, Suffolk 1754, received upon marriage 'a fortune of £18,000', born 1725, educated at Gonville and Caius College Cambridge (MA), married 10 August 1761 Sarah Thomas (died August 1762), daughter and heiress of Dr Samuel Thomas, of Lavenham, and died 10 April 1778 (buriedat Thorpe Morieux), having had issue,
1k Sarah Thomas FISKE, married at Copford 11 December 1783 John Haynes Harrison, of Copford Hall, Essex, Lord of the Manors of Copford and Felsham, Major in the Militia, and died 12 December 1825, having had with other issue,
1l Fyske Goodeve FISKE-HARRISON, Lord of the Manor of Copford, Magistrate, Justice of the Peace, High Sheriff of Essex, Major in the Militia, born 1793; educated Charterhouse and St. John's College Cambridge (MA); died 1872. (see Burke's Landed Gentry of 1847 FISKE-HARRISON OF COPFORD HALL)
Debrett's: Clive Fiske Harrison
From Debrett's People of Today
HARRISON, Clive Fiske; s of William Henry Fiske Harrison (d 1992), and Evelyn, née Stubbs (d 1990); b 23 November 1939, Colchester, Essex; Educ Felsted, Trinity Hall Cambridge (MA); m 1965, Barbara Gail, née Horne; 3 s (Byron b 1967, Jules b 1969, Alexander b 1976); Career Panmure Gordon 1961, Hodgson & Baker 1965, fndr Fiske plc 1973 (currently chm and ceo); memb: London Stock Exchange 1965, Securities Inst 1990; Clubs Garrick, Reform; Style— Clive Fiske Harrison, Esq, Contact 114, Eaton Square, Belgravia, London S.W.1.
Fiske-Harrison of Copford Hall, Essex
From Burke's Armory
Fiske-Harrison (Copford Hall, co. Essex). Quaterly, 1st and 4th, az, two barz erm. betw. six estoiles, three, two, and one ar.; 2nd and 3rd, ar. three crescents barry undée az. and gu. Crest (italic) – Out of a ducal coronet or, a talbot's head of the last guttée de poix.
From Burke's Landed Gentry (1847)
From Burke's Visitation of Seats and Arms of Noblemen and Gentlemen
Copford Hall
From A History of the County of Essex
The manor of COPFORD HALL was part of the possessions of Aethelric (d. c. 995) which he devised to Aelfstan, bishop of London, and his successors. (fn. 84) Before 1086 the king gave 17 a. of it to Robert Gernon, who held lands in Birch. (fn. 85) The rest of the manor remained in the see of London until it came to the Crown, presumably on the deprivation of bishop Bonner in 1559. (fn. 86) James I sold it in 1610 to John Argent and John Phillips, both of London. (fn. 87) Argent, who in 1593 had married the widow of the tenant, Reynold Mountjoy (d. 1589), had sold the manor by 1612 to Reynold's elder brother, Edmund Mountjoy of Wethersfield (d. 1623). Edmund was childless and exercised the lordship jointly with his nephew, William Mountjoy, son of Edmund's other brother Alan. William had presumably died by 1614 for there after Alan Mountjoy (d. 1625) was described as the lord. (fn. 88)
John Haynes had bought the manor by 1626, but was in America from 1633 until 1651, where he became governor of Massachusetts and then of Connecticut. Emanuel Haynes acted as lord in his absence. In 1654 John was succeeded by his son Robert Haynes (d. 1657) and then by Robert's brother, Hezekiah, who had been one of Oliver Cromwell's majorgenerals and who was imprisoned in the Tower of London from 1660 to 1662 for alleged treason. Hezekiah died in 1693. (fn. 89) His son John, on whom he had settled Copford, predeceased him in 1692 and the manor passed to his grandson John, who died childless in 1713, and then to John's younger brother, Hezekiah. That Hezekiah Haynes, who died childless in 1763, devised it to his cousin John Harrison, who conveyed it in 1783 to his son John Haynes Harrison (d. 1839). (fn. 90)
J. H. Harrison's son, Fiske Goodeve Fiske-Harrison (d. 1872), succeeded, then Fiske's nephew Thomas H. Harrison (d. 1895), Thomas's brother William T. Harrison (d. 1920) who was bishop of Glasgow and Galloway 1888-1903, William's son Cyril Colvin Fiske Harrison (d. 1937), and C. C. F.'s widow, Mrs. A. G. D. Harrison. She held the lordship until 1946, when A. Brian C. Harrison, a descendant of Hezekiah Haynes (d. 1693), succeeded; he was Conservative M.P. for Maldon 1955-74 and was still lord in 1998, although much of the land had been sold in 1979. (fn. 91) Read the rest of this entry »
Cousins: The Earls Kitchener of Khartoum and of Broome, Kent
From Burke's Peerage
Arms: Gu. a chevron arg. surmounted by another az. between three bustards ppr., in the centre chief point a bezant. Crest: A stag's head erased, transfixed through the neck by an arrow in bend, point to the dexter, all ppr., and between the attires a horseshoe or. Supporters: Dexter, a camel ppr., bridle, trappings and line pendant, reflexed over the back gu., gorged with a collar or, suspended therefrom an escutcheon paly bendy az. and erm., a canton of the last, charged with a portucullis gold; sinister, a gnu ppr., gorged as the dexter, suspended therefrom an escutcheon erm. charged with a chevron engrailed vert, thereon four horse-shoes, also gold. Motto: Thorough. Creations: V. (UK) 11 July 1902 (Kitchener of Khartoum); E., V. (Broome), and B. (UK) 27 July 1914.
THE 3RD EARL KITCHENER OF KHARTOUM AND OF BROOME , in the Co of Kent, Viscount Kitchener, of Khartoum, and of the Vaal, in the Colony of the Transvaal, Viscount Broome of Broome, in the Co of Kent, and Baron Denton of Denton, in the Co of Kent, and of Aspall, in the Co of Suffolk (Henry Herbert Kitchener, TD, DL (Cheshire 1972)) [The Rt Hon The Earl Kitchener of Khartoum TD DL, Westergate Wood, Eastergate, W Sussex, PO20 3SB]; born 24 Feb 1919; succeeded gf 1937; educatedWinchester and Trin College Cambridge; Page Honour to HM GEORGE VI Coronation 1937, WW II as Maj Roy Signals; Pres: Lord Kitchener Nat Memorial Fund 1950–, Henry Doubleday Res Assoc
Lineage: THOMAS KITCHENER; born c 1666 at Binstead, Alton, Hants, of a family settled there since at least 1555; land agent at Lakenheath, Suffolk, 1693, to Sir Nicholas Stuart, 1st Bt, Lord of the Manor; churchwarden 1697; married Abigail Clarke (buried 19 June 1747) and died 5 April 1731, having had, with other issue:
ROBERT KITCHENER, of Lakenheath; baptised 16 Oct 1717; married (licence 17 Sept 1738) Ann (died 21 Dec 1775), daughter of Edward Fisher, of West Row, Suffolk, and died 15 Dec 1775, having had an eldest son:
THOMAS KITCHENER, of Lakenheath and Bury St Edmunds; baptised 18 April 1740; married 25 April 1764 Martha (died 31 Aug 1826), daughter of William Robinson, of Eriswell Hall, Suffolk, and died between 18 May and 13 Oct 1821, having had, with two daughters (including Elizabeth, born 23 Jan 1777, married 31 Dec 1799 Habbakuk Robinson (died 4 Jan 1851), of Bagshot, Surrey, brother of Henry Crabb Robinson, diarist, and died 5 May 1803, leaving issue):
WILLIAM KITCHENER, of London; b Lakenheath 24 Feb 1768; Freeman Clothworkers' Co 1791; married 1st 29 March 1792 Laetitia (died 13 Aug 1797), daughter of Rev Thomas Waldegrave, of Bury St Edmunds, and had, with other issue:
1a Robinson John; born 23 July 1794; Master Clothworkers' Co 1864–65; m 1st 1820 Anne (died 11 Aug 1832), daughter of William Shrubsole; married 2nd 1835 Susanna Goddard (died 12 March 1872) and died without issue 19 May 1868
WILLIAM KITCHENER married 2nd 22 April 1799 Emma (died 16 June 1853), daughter of Rev Thomas Cripps, Rector Cheadle, by Catherine, daughter of William Buck, of New Grange, Lincs, and had, with other issue:
2a Thomas, of Mildenhall; born 1 Sept 1801; married 6 Dec 1825 Susan (buried 20 Oct 1850), daughter of Rev John Barwick Sams, Rector Honington, Suffolk, and died 9 April 1836, having had:
1b Thomas; born 14 Feb 1831; MD; married 1st Isabel de Carteret (died without issue ); married 2nd 1863 Mary Louisa (buried 16 Aug 1879), daughter of Frederick Charles Clarke, and was buried 25 Oct 1882, leaving:
1c Thomas Martin Cripps; born 25 May 1869; married 28 Oct 1904 Alice, daughter of Alexander Proctor, MD, and died 26 Nov 1934, leaving:
1d Thomas Hunt Cripps; born 23 March 1906
1c Evelyn Bertha; born 27 Jan 1872; married 13 April 1898 Maj Gerard Arthur Fletcher Sanders, RE, and had issue
2b Henry; born 5 Nov 1835; Capt 6th Foot; married 2 Aug 1866 Mary Arabella, daughter of Thomas Laud, of Jamaica, and died 22 July 1882, leaving issue (d unmarried)
1b Jane; died 6 July 1848 aged 15
3a William Cripps, of Newmarket, Suffolk; born 22 Jan 1803; married 26 Sept 1825 Ann (died 16 June 1877), only child of John Orbell, of Kentford Hall, Suffolk, and died 7 Feb 1872, having had:
1b William Orbell; born 11 Sept 1826; married Sept 1877 Eliza Ashford and died without issue 14 Dec 1877
2b Francis Elliott, of Oulton Old Hall, Staffs, JP; born 30 Dec 1838; MA, LLM Cambridge, Fell Trin College 1863–68; CA Staffs; m 13 Aug 1868 Frances Anna (died 21 Feb 1909), daughter of Rev John Parish Hammond, Vicar Sopley, Hants, and died without issue 6 July 1915
1b Emma; born 24 Sept 1829; married 30 May 1860 William Henry Day, MD, of Holly Hill, Meopham, Kent, and died 14 Sept 1909, having had issue
2b Annette; born 26 June 1835; married 26 July 1866 John Peile, MA, LittD, Master Christ's College Cambridge, and died 28 Dec 1920, leaving issue
4a HENRY HORATIO; see below
5a Phillip Elliott, of Little Warden Park, Essex, and Adair, Co Limerick; born 27 April 1807; married 4 Oct 1847 Elizabeth (died 15 Nov 1911), daughter of Henry Thornton, and died 30 March 1875, having had:
1b Elliott; born 25 Dec 1865; educated Christ's College Cambridge (MA); married 25 July 1906 Bessie Maud (died 16 Aug 1932), only daughter of Harry MacIver, of Wyncote, Allerton, and died 9 Oct 1929
2b Henry Thornton; born 22 July 1868; CE; married 12 June 1907 Elizabeth Margaret (died 19 Aug 1932), daughter of Michael Evans, of Liverpool, and died 1961
1b Jane Penelope; born 24 Dec 1855; died 15 Feb 1939
2b Ellen Mary; born 26 Jan 1860; married 1890 Edwin Budden (died 1907), MA Oxon, BSc London, and died 21 Aug 1940, leaving issue
WILLIAM KITCHENER died in the lifetime of the father 4 June 1807; his 4th son,
HENRY HORATIO KITCHENER, of Cossington, Leics; born 19 Oct 1805; Lt-Col 9th Foot, previously 13th Light Dragoons; married 1st 24 July 1845 Frances (died 1864), daughter of Rev John Chevallier, MD, of Aspall Hall, Suffolk (see BLG 1972 GUILD), and had:
1a HENRY ELLIOTT CHEVALLIER, 2nd Earl
2a HORATIO HERBERT KITCHENER, 1st Earl Kitchener of Khartoum and of Broome, of Khartoum and of Broome, Co Kent, so created 27 July 1914, as also BARON DENTON of Denton, Co Kent, VISCOUNT BROOME of Broome, with special remainder, failing heirs male of his body, to any daughters he might have and heirs male of their bodies, failing whom to his eldest brother Henry then his youngest brother Frederick and the heirs male of their bodies, also earlier 1 Nov 1898 BARON KITCHENER, of Khartoum, and of Aspall, Suffolk, with remainder to the heirs male of his body only (and with a grant and the thanks of Parl), then 11 July 1902 VISCOUNT KITCHENER OF KHARTOUM and of the Vaal in the Colony of the Transvaal, and of Aspall, Suffolk, with special remainder as for the Earldom, KG (1915), KP (1911), GCB (1898, KCB 1896, CB 1889), OM (1902), GSCI (1909), GCMG (1900, KCMG 1894, CMG 1886, GCIE (1908), PC (1914); born 24 June 1850; Palestine survey 1874–78, Cyprus survey 1879–79, V-Consul Anatolia 1879–80, served Egyptian Army 1883–85 and 1886–89 (Sudan Expdn 1884–85; despatches, medal with clasp, bronze star, Brevet Lt-Col; ops round Suakin 1888 (severely wounded), Sudan 1888–89 (despatches twice); Govr Red Sea Littoral 1886–88, ADC to HM QUEEN VICTORIA 1888–96, Sirdar Egyptian Army 1892–99 (cmded Dongola Expdn 1896 (Maj-Gen, 1st Cl Osmanieh, Egyptian medal with two clasps), Nile Expdn 1897 (despatches, clasp) and 1898 Expdn (Atbara and Khartoum; despatches, two clasps and medal)), Boer War: Ch of Staff 1899–1900 and C-in-C 1900–02 (Queen's medal with three clasps, King's medal with two clasps), C-in-C India 1902–09; FM; Agent, Consul-Gen and Min Plen Egypt 1911–1914, memb CID 1910–16, Sec State War 1914–16 Col Cmdt RE, Col Irish Gds and 7th Gurkha Rifles, Col in Chief Natal Carabineers, High Steward Ipswich 1909, LLD Cantab and Edin, DCL Oxon, Lord Rector Edinburgh U 1914, KJStJ; died unmarried on sinking of HMS Hampshire W of the Orkneys 5 June 1916 en route to Russia, when the 1898 Barony expired Read the rest of this entry »
Cousins: The Viscounts Gough of Goojerat in the Punjab and of the city of Limerick
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Arms: Quarterly, 1st and 4th, gu. on a mount vert a lion passant-guardant or, supporting with its dexter paw the Union flag flowing to the sinister ppr., and over the same in chief the words 'China', 'India', in letters of gold; 2nd and 3rd, az. on a fess arg. between three boar's heads couped or a lion passant gu.; in the centre chief point, pendant from a riband arg., fimbriated az., a representation of the badge of the Spanish Order of Charles III ppr., and on a chief a representation of the east wall of the fortress of Tarifa with a breach between two turrets, the dexter turret surmounted by the British flag flying, all ppr.
Crests: 1 (centre) A boar's head, couped or, 2 (dexter) On a mural crown arg. a lion passant-guardant or, holding in the dexter paw two flag-staves in bend sinister ppr., one, the Union flag of Great Britain and Ireland, surmounting the other, the staff thereof broken, with a triangular banner flowing therefrom to represent a Chinese flag, having thereon a dragon, and in an escroll above the word 'China', 3 (sinister) A dexter arm embowed in facings of the 87th Regt (gu. faced vert), the hand grasping the colour of the said regiment displayed, and a representation of a French eagle, reversed and depressed, the staff broken ppr., in an escroll above the word 'Barossa'.
Supporters: Dexter, a lion regardant or, gorged with an eastern crown gu., with chain reflexed over the back gold, the rim of the crown inscribed 'Punjab' in letters also gold; sinister, a Chinese dragon or, gorged with a mural crown sa., inscribed with the word 'China' and chained gold.
Mottoes: Over the centre (family) crest 'Faugh a Ballagh' ('Clear the way'); under the arms 'Goojerat'.
Creations: Bt. (UK) 23 Dec 1842, B. (UK) 25 April 1846, V. (UK) 15 June 1849.
THE 5TH VISCOUNT GOUGH OF GOOJERATin the Punjab AND OF the city of LIMERICK, Baron Gough of ChinKangFoo in China and of Maharajpore and the Sutlej in the East Indies, and a Baronet (Sir Shane Hugh Maryon Gough, Bt) [The Rt Hon The Viscount Gough, Keppoch House, Strathpeffer, Ross-shire IV14 9AD; 17 Stanhope Gardens, London SW7 5RQ]; born 26 Aug 1941; succeeded f 1951; educated Abberley Hall Worcs and Winchester; Lt Irish Gds, commissioned 1962, ret 1967, memb Roy Co Archers, memb Exec Ctee Standing Cncl Btage, local dir Centl London Bd Roy Insur, Tstee Gardner's Trust for the Blind and Schizophrenia Research, memb exec cncl RNIB and Scottish Lifeboat Cncl RNLI, FRGS Read the rest of this entry »
Cousins: The Baronets Ruggles-Brise of Spain's Hall, Essex
From Burke's Landed Gentry (1972)
Arms: Quarterly, 1st and 4th, gu. a cross between four mascles arg., all within a bordure sa., charged with eight quatrefoils of the second (for BRISE); 2nd and 3rd, arg. on a chevron gu., between three roses of the second, barbed, seeded, leaved and slipped ppr., as many estoiles or (for RUGGLES). Crests: 1 A demi-crocodile sa. (for BRISE), 2 In front of twelve arrows in saltire ppr., heads outward, a tower or, inflamed ppr. (for RUGGLES). Motto: Struggle. Creation: Bt. (UK) 31 Jan 1935.
SIR JOHN ARCHIBALD RUGGLES-BRISE, 2ND BT , of Spains Hall, Finchingfield, Co Essex, CB (1958), OBE (1945) TD, JP (Essex 1946) [Sir John Ruggles-Brise Bt CB OBE TD, Spains Hall, Finchingfield, Essex CM7 4PF]; born 13 June 1908; succeeded f 1942; educatedEton; WW II in AA Cmd, cmded 1st 450 Mixed HAA Regt, formed and cmded 459th Mixed HAA Regt (TA), Essex: Lord Lt 1958–78, V-Lt 1947–58, DL 1945, Pres T&AFA 1958–66; Church Commr 1959–65, pres CLA 1958–1959 and Game Fair, chm Standing Cncl Baronetage 1958–63, Pro-Chllr Essex U 1964–79, Hon Freeman Chelmsford, former govr Felsted and Chigwell Schs, memb Lloyd's Underwriters, KStJ
Lineage: Col Sir SAMUEL RUGGLES-BRISE, KCB, of Spains Hall, Essex, JP (Essex), DL; had: Read the rest of this entry »


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I need to see this. As good as Airborne or Gleaming the Cube?
I need to see this as well.
Lest you forget "Thrashin' 2: Electric Boogaloo"
@ Zoidberg – It's Breakin' 2: Electric Boogaloo not this movie.
Looks like Gleaming…
I, uh, know that Drew. Sorry, was making a joke in the MST3K spirit.
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Puckering, Christine and Allely, Clare and Doolin, Orla and Purves, David and McConnachie, Alex and Johnson, Paul CD and Marwick, Helen and Heron, Jon and Golding, Jean and Gillberg, Chris and Wilson, Philip (2014) Association between parent-infant interactions in infancy and disruptive behaviour disorders at age seven : a nested case-control ALSPAC study. BMC Pediatrics, 14. ISSN 1471-2431
Allely, Clare and Johnson, Paul and Marwick, Helen Margaret and Lidstone, Emma and Kocovska, Eva and Puckering, Christine and McConnachie, Alex and Golding, Jean and Gillberg, Christopher and Wilson, Philip (2013) Prediction of 7-year psychopathology from mother-infant joint attention behaviours : a nested case–control study. BMC Pediatrics, 13. pp. 147-163. ISSN 1471-2431
Allely, Clare Sarah and Purves, David and McConnachie, Alex and Marwick, Helen Margaret and Johnson, Paul and Doolin, Orla and Puckering, Christine and Golding, Jean and Gillberg, Christopher and Wilson, Philip (2013) Parent–infant vocalisations at 12 months predict psychopathology at 7 years. Research in Developmental Disabilities, 34 (3). 985–993. ISSN 0891-4222
Marwick, Helen and Doolan, Orla and Allely, Clare and McConnachie, Alex and Johnson, Paul and Puckering, Christine and Golding, Jean and Gillberg, Christopher and Wilson, Philip (2013) Predictors of diagnosis of child psychiatric disorder in adult–infant social-communicative interaction at 12 months. Research in Developmental Disabilities, 34 (1). 562–572. ISSN 0891-4222
Marwick, Helen and Johnson, Paul and Ahamat, Boolang and McConnachie, Alex and Puckering, Christine and Furnival, Daniel and Marwick, Robbie and Gillberg, Christopher and Heron, Jon and Wilson, Philip (2013) Motor activity at age one year does not predict ADHD at seven years. International Journal of Methods in Psychiatric Research. (In Press)
Wilson, P. A. and Puckering, C and McConnachie, Alex and Marwick, Helen Margaret and Reissland, N and Gillberg, Christopher (2011) Inexpensive video cameras used by parents to record social communication in epidemiological investigations in early childhood : a feasibility study. Infant Behavior and Development, 34 (1). pp. 63-71.
Murray, L. and Marwick, Helen Margaret and Arteche, Adriane (2010) Sadness in mothers' 'baby-talk' predicts affective disorder in adolescent offspring. Infant Behavior and Development, 33 (3). pp. 361-364. ISSN 0163-6383
Minnis, Helen and Marwick, Helen M. and Arthur, Julie and McLaughlin, Alexis (2006) Reactive attachment disorder - a theoretical model beyond attachment. European Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, 15 (6). pp. 336-342. ISSN 1018-8827
Dunlop, Aline-Wendy and Tait, Charlene and Leask, Alison and Glashan, Lisa and Robinson, Anna and Marwick, Helen M. (2009) The Autism Toolbox : An Autism Resource for Scottish Schools. Scottish Government, Edinburgh. ISBN 0755980220
Dunlop, Aline-Wendy and Hughes, A. and Fee, J. and Marwick, Helen M. (2008) Positive behaviour in the early years : perceptions of staff, service providers and parents in managing and promoting positive behaviour in early years and early primary settings. Scottish Government, Edinburgh. ISBN 9780755918102
Mackay, Tommy and Marwick, Helen M. and McIlvride, M. (2006) The evaluation of post-school psychological services pathfinders in Scotland (2004-2006). Enterprise and Lifelong learning . Scottish Executive, Edinburgh, Scotland. ISBN 0755961633
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Marwick, Helen M. (2012) Augmentative communication. Language learning support of children with profound and multiple learning difficulties (PMLD). In: Sprache und Kommunikation – Behinderung, Bildung und Partizipation. Enzyklopadisches Handbuch der Behindertenpadagogik . Kohlhammer, Stuttgart. ISBN 9783170196377
Marwick, Helen M. and Murray, L. (2010) The effects of maternal depression on the 'musicality' of infant directed speech and conversational engagement. In: Communicative musicality. Oxford University Press, Oxford, pp. 281-300. ISBN 9780199588725
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Marwick, Helen Margaret and Jarvie, Karena and Johnston, Lorna and Cowie, Hilary and Quinn, Nicola and Cunningham, Rachael (2013) Developing symbolic play for children with autism using a joint-play intervention. In: European Early Childhood Educational Research Association Conference (EECERA), 2013-08-28, Tallin.
Marwick, Helen Margaret and Johnston, Lorna and Cowie, Hilary (2013) Developments in the expressive language of young children with autism through participation in the 'playboxes' joint play method. In: European Early Childhood Educational Research Association Conference, 2013-08-28, Tallin. (Unpublished)
Marwick, Helen Margaret and Dimopoulou, M. E. (2011) Characteristics of joint attention episodes in autism : initiation, duration and termination. In: International Meeting for Autism Research (IMFAR). May 2011, San Diego. USA, 2011-05-15, San Diego.
Marwick, Helen M. (2008) The child with autism and the anticipated world. In: The Story of Childhood - international symposium, 2008-11-22, Athens. (Unpublished)
Marwick, Helen M. (2006) Promoting joint imaginary play with 'representational others' in pre-school children with autism: developments in abstraction. In: 2nd World Autism Congress, 2006-10-30 - 2006-11-02, Cape Town, South Africa. (Unpublished)
Marwick, Helen Margaret (2004) Development in companionship - the importance of relationships to the development of language and learning. In: Sure Start National Speech and Language Therapy Conference. Warwick., 2004-04-21, Warwick. (Unpublished)
Stephen, C. and Dunlop, Aline-Wendy and Trevarthen, C. and Marwick, Helen M. (2003) Meeting the needs of children from birth to three : research evidence and implications for out-of-home provision. [Report]
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Three time Eclipse Award winning jockey Ramon Dominguez, who suffered a skull fracture as a result of an accident Jan. 18 at Aqueduct Racetrack, continues to improve and was transferred from Jamaica Hospital in Queens to New York-Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical Center on Manhattan's East Side yesterday where he is currently undergoing further evaluation. Ramon Dominguez "Ramon is doing really well and resting comfortably," said Sharon Dominguez, wife of the jockey who was honored with his third Eclipse Award as outstanding rider last Saturday. "I can't thank the doctors and staff enough at Jamaica Hospital for the superb care they provided to Ramon," Sharon Dominguez continued. "With an injury like this, we thought it was important to seek a second opinion, which is why we decided to change hospitals." There is currently no timetable for Dominguez's release from New York-Presbyterian Hospital. "We're so grateful for the concern, support, and well-wishes from the racing community and Ramon's fans," said Sharon Dominguez. "We will continue to provide periodic updates on his condition through NYRA. Ramon is improving steadily, but needs to rest as he recovers, and his doctors have prohibited him from having visitors at this time." Dominguez was thrown from his mount Convocation when he appeared to clip heels with the (eventual winner), Sovereign Default. Convocation, who stumbled and fell, did not appear to be seriously injured in the incident and was walked off the track. Convocation
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Denoting or relating to a molecular structure in which two particular atoms or groups lie on the same side of a given plane in the molecule, in particular denoting an isomer in which substituents at opposite ends of a carbon-carbon double bond are on the same side of the bond: the cis isomer of stilbene Compare with trans1.
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