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Developers working on Windows Phone 7 jailbreak to run native un-managed applications
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There was no selecting of sectors in DoomEd. You just clicked inside a sector anywhere and it did this: right-click: pick up sector properties left-click: set sector properties There was a sector inspector panel that held sector properties and you could modify them. Sector Inspector was my pirate handle in the 80s. I was the only one who knew my handle, lol.
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Is the stroller tall enough for a 6 foot person to push? how tall is the handle bar and down setup?
Very cute product and it has air bags on the side of the carseat
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This SleekRide LX travel system by Safety 1st features a ultra-compact SleekRide stroller and a onBoard 35 Air infant car seat. The travel system has a 5-point harness for safety and a unique convenient design for easy traveling.
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This SleekRide LX travel system by Safety 1st features a ultra-compact SleekRide stroller and a onBoard 35 Air infant car seat. The travel system has a 5-point harness for safety and a unique convenient design for easy traveling.SleekRide LX Stroller
- Ultra-compact one-hand fold and stand
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- Passenger weight range: Up to 50 pounds
- Folded flat dimensions: 17.3 inches high x 25.8 inches wide x 31.5 inches deep
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awesome. I have not used my carseat and stroller yet, but i have opened the box and put together the stroller, and i absolutely love it. :) I can't wait for my little boy to get here in a few months so I can use it :) I would definitely recommend this.
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Thank you for your question and I apologize for the delayed response. Unfortunately, the handle bar is not adjustable and measures approximately 38 inches off the floor. I hope this will work for you.
does this come with the base as shown in the picture or is it sold seperately?
Thank you for your question. This does come with the base.
How much does the car seat weigh? How much does the stroller weigh without the car seat?
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Observations from Tuesday night at Indianapolis Colts training camp:
He's back
Two days after spraining his left knee, WR Darrius Heyward-Bey was back at work. He was in full pads and went through early positional drills with the other receivers. DHB caught passes versus "air," but did not participate in any of the 7-on-7 or team sessions.
A magnetic resonance imaging test on the knee revealed no damage.
"We didn't want to do too much,'' coach Chuck Pagano said. "(Today's) a day off. He'll get treatment probably three or four times ... then come back and get a little bit more on Thursday.''
Among players held out of practice was S LaRon Landry. He "tweaked a little bit of a knee,'' the previous day, according to Pagano. "Again, nothing major. We anticipate he'll probably be back out here Thursday.''
Wins, losses
There was plenty of success to go around. QB Andrew Luck thrilled the crowd of 7,350 by completing 26-of-35 passes with three touchdowns each to WRs Reggie Wayne and T.Y. Hilton.
One of Wayne's TDs was chalkboard-perfect. He ran a deep post, got behind the DBs and Luck hit him in stride. Hilton's second TD was along the right sideline when he got a step on CB Greg Toler. Again, Luck delivered a perfect pass.
The No. 2 defensive unit, though, had the final say. On the last play of the night, CB Cassius Vaughn got position on WR LaVon Brazill in the end zone and intercepted a Matt Hasselbeck pass.
Luck's to-date camp totals: 194-of-284 (68.3 percent), 13 TDs, four interceptions.
How much Luck?
Not as much as Luck hopes for in Sunday's preseason opener against the Buffalo Bills at Lucas Oil Stadium. Monday, Luck said he'd "love to play a lot.''
Pagano smiled Tuesday when he was asked if Luck will get his wish. "No. I'm sure someday he'll be calling all the shots around here, but going into his second year we still have some control over his play time. We'll be smart about that.''
Tickets scarce
Every Lucas Oil Stadium home game has been sold out with the exception of the Aug. 24 preseason game with the Cleveland Brown. Approximately 100 tickets remain for that one.
Chief Operating Officer Pete Ward said the team is selling "in-fill'' seats for all home games, which are approximately 3,000 folding chairs positioned in open spaces of the stadium. For Miami, Seattle and Denver, the only tickets still available are for partially obstructed seating.
"We're fortunate to have an exciting team and a special fan base,'' Ward said.
Including the playoffs, the Colts have sold out 87 consecutive home games and 121 of the past 122. There is a season ticket waiting list of approximately 7,000.
Roster move
The Colts released NT Brandon McKinney from the injured reserve list with an injury settlement.
- Mike Chappell


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What might get lost in the aftermath of a wild 9th inning rally for the Red Sox is a puzzling decision by Terry Francona. The Boston manager can thank Victor Martinez that he's not getting hammered in the press today.
- bobmac - Aug 15, 2009 at 1:47 PM
Martinez is an animal,dude.Totally.Great stuff,Case.Keep these insightful comments coming,man.
- Robert D. Henneberger - Aug 15, 2009 at 4:30 PM
I agree… sort of.
Go figure. I would have had Ellsbury run for Varitek and was yelling at the TV. But then Els gets the big pinch hit instead.
The ball that Pedroia hit bounced perfectly into the fielders throwing hand. If it didn't, there would have been no play.
Buchholz is supposedly faster than even Elsbury in a straight ahead sprint, so Francona did have reasons for the move. But risking a starting pitcher with a headfirst slide is boneheaded.
A move should have been made when Tek was on first.
- Don in Dallas - Aug 16, 2009 at 10:56 AM
Just because Buchholz is fast doesn't make him a good baserunner….Francona is a terrible game day manager.
Pinch runnign for Veritek at first base is a no brainer.


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Guinness World Record holder Irv Gordon should hit three million miles in his Volvo next month in Alaska. / EMBRY RUCKER / VOLVO
Irv Gordons Volvo P1800 should hit 3 million miles next month in Alaska. He has driven every mile himself since he purchased the car in 1966. I never learned how to share when I was little, Gordon, 74, says with a laugh.
The retired Long Island teacher didnt set out to break records he just likes driving the car. In 1998, at 1.69 million miles, he made the Guinness Book of World Records for most miles driven by a single owner in a non-commercial vehicle.
Gordon says the secret to his cars longevity is in the glove box. I read the owners manual, and I service the car just the way the book calls for it. I figured the people who wrote the book are the people who built the car, and they should know. Follow along at 3millionreasons.com/irv.


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International Book Club; Three Strong Women by Marie Ndiaye | |
Event Type: Book Discussion Date: 11/20/2012 Start Time: 5:00 PM End Time: 5:55 PM Description: Marie NDiaye's novel follows the stories of three women who discover the power of saying no, including a lawyer who must save a victim of her tyrannical father, a Dakar teacher whose happiness is thwarted by a depressed boyfriend and a penniless widow desperate to escape homelessness. Translated by John Fletcher.
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Detecting Eye Diseases and Conditions
In this article
As our population ages, vision loss from eye diseases is increasing.
According to the National Eye Institute (NEI):
Quick! Put your hands on your head. Are your glasses there? Grab your neck — are they dangling there? Now, hold your electric bill four feet from your face and try to read it.... Welcome to the midlife version of Simon Says, a nearly universal condition known as presbyopia, which translates roughly to "elderly eye" (as if crow's feet weren't enough). It usually starts in your early 40s, as the lens of the eye stiffens, losing its ability to focus and making it difficult to see objects...
Read the You Can See Clearly Now article > >
- About 3.3 million Americans aged 40 or older are blind or have low vision. This is about 1 in every 28 people.
- By 2020, that number could be 5.5 million -- a 60% increase.
NEI has identified the most common eye diseases in people over age 40 as:
- Age-related macular degeneration
- Cataracts
- Diabetic eye disease
- Glaucoma
To catch eye conditions early and help prevent vision loss, your doctor may recommend an eye exam every two years or more often after age 60, or if you are at high risk for an eye problem.
Here's what you should know about these threats to your eyesight.
Your Eyes and Age-Related Macular Degeneration
Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) damages, then destroys, central vision, your "straight-ahead," finely detailed vision. This eye disease takes two forms, dry and wet. About 90% of AMD cases are dry. The remaining 10% are wet, a more advanced form. Wet AMD is more damaging, causing about 90% of serious vision loss.
Who's at Risk for AMD?
Starting with the highest risk, people who:
- Are over age 60
- Smoke
- Have a family history of AMD
- Are white (Caucasian) and female
- Have high blood pressure (hypertension)
- Are obese
Symptoms of AMD
AMD is painless. It may worsen slowly or rapidly. Dry AMD may affect central vision within a few years. Wet AMD can cause sudden and dramatic changes in vision. In either case, early detection and treatment are key to slowing vision loss. See your eye doctor right away if you notice:
- Straight lines appearing wavy, a symptom of wet AMD
- Blurred central vision, the most common dry AMD symptom
- Trouble seeing things in the distance
- Problems seeing colors correctly
- Difficulty seeing details, like faces or words on a page
- Dark or "blank" spots blocking your central vision
Treatment of AMD
Wet AMD treatment may include:
- Special drug injections (by far the most common treatment)
- Laser surgery
- Photodynamic therapy
Dry AMD treatment is aimed at monitoring or slowing the progression of the disease. Vision loss from advanced dry AMD cannot be prevented. But taking certain dietary supplements may help stabilize the disease in some patients. One large study has shown that taking high doses of the antioxidants vitamin C, vitamin E, lutein, and zeaxanthin, along with zinc may help slow AMD progression in cases of:
- Intermediate AMD
- High risk of progressing to advanced AMD
- Advanced AMD in just one eye
However, this regimen did not prevent AMD onset or slow its progression in early-stage disease.


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Digital Government: |
Few developments have had broader consequences for the public sector than the introduction of the Internet and digital technology. In this book, Darrell West discusses how new technology is altering governmental performance, the political process, and democracy itself by improving government responsiveness and increasing information available to citizens. Using multiple methods--case studies, content analysis of over 17,000 government Web sites, public and bureaucrat opinion survey data, an e-mail responsiveness test, budget data, and aggregate analysis--the author presents the most comprehensive study of electronic government ever undertaken. Among other topics, he looks at how much change has taken place in the public sector, what determines the speed and breadth of e-government adoption, and what the consequences of digital technology are for the public sector. Written in a clear and analytical manner, this book outlines the variety of factors that have restricted the ability of policy makers to make effective use of new technology. Although digital government offers the potential for revolutionary change, social, political, and economic forces constrain the scope of transformation and prevent government officials from realizing the full benefits of interactive technology. "A comprehensive, detailed, survey of e-government practices, this book is a significant contribution to the field."--Stuart Bretschneider, Syracuse University "This well-written book nicely blends the diffusion theory of technical innovations with the comprehensive nature of the evolution of e-government."--M. Jae Moon, Korea University and Texas A&M University "I've seen no other work that brings together this much empirical evidence on the general trend of government agencies' adoption of IT for their services."--Eszter Hargittai, Northwestern University. List of Tables ix Subject Area: | |||||||||
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No kinfolk here (that I know of!), but I couldn't resist sharing this treasure after seeing it at www.genealogue.com, where I was visiting because today is the blogoversary of The Genealogue . . . so here's wishing The Genealogue a very Happy Blogoversary!
Hall Cemetery. Joshua James Hall (1790-1871) gave a portion of his land on this site about a mile from his homestead to be used as a burial ground. Hall Cemetery was already in use when freedmen French Taylor (1842-1937), Bob Denby, & Alf Warfield petitioned Hall for permission to bury their dead in the graveyard. Hall agreed, & the cemetery was used by both Anglo & African American Settlers. The earliest marked grave is that of MARY A. SHARP (1843-1876). Hall Cemetery had several owners during the 20th century. A 1997 count revealed 29 marked & more than 105 unmarked graves. Descendants of early settlers continue to care for & maintain the land. (1998).
- On the 1850 census, Nellie's mother is enumerated as E.A. Lemarre with the head of household being Kitty Waring (mother of E.A. Lemarre)
- In 1860 Nellie's mother is indexed as Elizabeth Beale
- Throughout 1865 and 1866, Nellie's mother is mentioned frequently in the Civil War-era journal of James Madison Hall (1819-1866) . . . always referred to as Mrs. Beale
- In 1870 Nellie's mother is enumerated as Elizabeth A. Beale
- 10 June 1871 :: Deed from C. L. Cleveland to Elizabeth A. Beale . . . this is the last known mention found of her name . . . her date and place of death is unknown
- Google Books. The Living Age (1845). Shipwreck of the Delphine. Regarding the captain of the ship that A. LEMAIRE last sailed on . . . translated from the French. . . . We sailed from Havre for Valparaiso on the 30th March, 1840, in the ship Delphine, CAPTAIN COISY, with a crew of sixteen sailors and four passengers. . . . Those on board of her were not strangers; they were CAPTAIN COISY, Lieutenant Lepine, our sailors and companions, who came to deliver us and bring us provisions. . . .
- Google Books. Annual Report of the American Historical Association (1911) . . . 26 April 1842. A. de Saligny, Legation de France au Texas, to Hon. Anson Jones, Secretary of State. [Announcing the appointment of ALEXANDER LEMAIRE consular agent of France at Liberty, and asking orders for his recognition by the Texan authorities.] . . . 2 June 1842. Hon. Anson Jones, Secretary of State to Saligny. [Transmitting exequatur of ALEXANDER LAMAR, consular agent of France for "Liberty County," and of F. Guilbeau, consular agent of France for San Antonio.]
- Google Books. The French Legation in Texas (1971). Vol. 1 contains chiefly the diplomatic and private correspondence, between 1839 and 1842, of A. Dubois de Saligny, Chargé d'affaires of the French Legation in Texas. . . . MR. ALEXANDER LEMAIRE, former student at the Agricultural Institute at . . . with necessary information on events taking place in various parts of Texas . . . and ALEXANDER LEMAIRE for the new agencies at San Antonio, Matagorda . . . Ten or eleven months ago MR. LEMAIRE, who had been named for the post at Liberty on the Trinity, embarked at Galveston on the brig Amanda (under CAPTAIN COISY from Havre) for France to look after his affairs. It was learned that the Amanda was forced to put into port at Bermuda for repairs. However, since she put to sea again she has not . . .
- Found online . . . regarding the ship that A. LEMAIRE last sailed on . . . Google Books. History of Thomaston, Rockland, and South Thomaston, Maine . . . Gather up the fragments, that nothing be lost. John 6,12. (1865) . . . Nathan Robinson, lost at sea in BRIG AMANDA, 1843.
- Found online . . . regarding the ship that A. LEMAIRE last sailed on . . . Google Books. Annals of the Town of Warren; With the Early History of St. George's, Broad Bay, and the Neighboring Settlements on the Waldo Patent. (1851). The town of Warren, in the county of Lincoln, State of Maine, . . . Capt. William James Lermond, b. July 18, 1813; sailed in THE BRIG AMANDA from N.O., in March, 1843, and with his vessel was never heard from. . . .
- Google Books. The French in Texas: History, Migration and Culture . . . Upon the death of LEMAIRE, the French consul of the town of Liberty, Cramayel chose not to replace him, declaring: "Liberty is only a hamlet in the interior of a region that has no direct commerce with foreign countries. In the surrounding area there are only about thirty French residents, widely scattered, & living in a situation close to destitution." . . .
- 1840 :: there is a Samuel F. Lunier on the Liberty County tax list . . . is he some kin to Alexander?
- 24 May 1843 :: Mary Alexandrien Lemaire is born in Liberty County, Texas
- 1846 :: there is a Lamiel (Samuel?) Lanier on the Liberty County tax list
- 27 March 1848 :: there is a Samuel Laimer (b. 1826) who arrives in New York from Le Havre, France
- 1850 :: Mr. (Alexander?) Lemaire is NOT listed on the Liberty County, Census with his wife and daughter
- ca. 1852 :: The "widow" Lemaire marries John S. Beale . . . according to family lore, there was speculation that this Mr. Beale might have had some involvement in Mr. Lemaire's disappearance . . . but current speculation is that he actually disappeared at sea along with an entire shipload of people
- 1850 Liberty County Census :: looks like Mary A. Lemarre (indexed as Lamane)
- 1860 Liberty County Census :: enumerated as Mary A. Lamire
- 11 July 1861 :: listed as Mary Alexandrien Lamier in the Journal of James Madison Hall when he writes about her marriage to his step-brother / brother-in-law, Samuel H. Sharp
- 13 March 1862 :: JMH refers to her as Alexandrien
- 20 & 22 March 1862 :: JMH refers to her as Alex
- 17 & 30 April 1862 & thereafter :: JMH refers to her as Nellie
- 7 October 1862 :: Nellie Sharp is a witness for the will of J. M. Hall
- 15 January 1863 :: JMH refers to her as Mary A. Sharp familiarally called Nellie . . . thereafter he calls her simply Nellie
- 1870 Houston County Census :: enumerated as Mary A. Sharp
- 10 October 1876 :: Mary A. Sharp dies, and is buried in the Hall Cemetery in Houston County, Texas . . . she is survived by her mother, her husband and six children, and her mother-in-law, Mahala Lee Sharp Hall nee Roberts
- Born on 24 May 1843 - Liberty County, Texas
- Died on 10 October 1876 - Houston County, Texas
- Buried after 10 October 1876 - Hall Family Cemetery, Houston County, Texas
- Age at death: 33 years old
Marriage and children
- Alexander ? Lemaire +ca 1843
- Elizabeth A. Waring ca 1824-1871/
- Married on 11 July 1861, Liberty, Liberty County, Texas, to Samuel Houston Sharp ca 1839-ca 1885, with
- James Hall 1863-1936
- Infant 1864-1864
- Samuel Houston 1867-1921
- Margaret Elizabeth 1869-1935
- Ida Mae 1871-1964
- Berta Mary 1873-1955
- Willie /1876-ca 1885
On this date in our family history . . . the 22nd day of May . . . in the year 1455 . . . at least three men who are thought to be great-grandpas of Josephine Wingfield Henry nee Davis (1842-1899) die at St. Albans in England in the first battle of the War of the Roses . . . Edmund Beaufort, a Knight of the Garter, Earl of Dorset, Marquess of Dorset, 2nd Earl of Somerset, and Lieutenant of France, is possibly a 16th great-grandpa to Josephine . . . Henry de Percy, 2nd Earl of Northumberland, may be a 16th great-grandpa to Josephine . . . Humphrey de Stafford,* Earl of Stafford, is believed to be a 15th great-grandpa to Josephine, and son-in-law to Edmund Beaufort . . . and this Josephine is a 2nd great-grandma to the Keeper of this family history timeline . . .
*Some say that Humphrey died this date, while others say that, although he was badly wounded, he did survive the day.
From 28th September 1840 until 18th November 1851, Nicholas Adolphus Sterne kept a diary of his daily activities, which is a valuable source of information on the period of the Republic of Texas . . . the names of some of our kith 'n kin are scattered through these pages . . . and regarding this date in our family history . . . the 20th day of May . . . here are the words Sterne penned in his diary in the year 1843 . . .
Saturday the 20th May [1843] fine weather for traveling -- left after Breakfast, called to see my old friends ELISHA ROBERTS and his wife, arrived at Sabine Town at 5 P. m. stopped at the House of Judge Hotchkiss, met with Mr Pemberton, Mr Peck, and Mr Austin, was introduced to Mr Clapp partner of Austin, they appear to do good Business they have the only Store in the place, wrote a letter home to be send in the mail to morrow morning --
This Elisha Roberts, an early Texas alcalde, is a 4th great-grandpa to the keeper of this family history blog . . . Elisha lived until the 3rd of October 1844 . . . and his wife, Patsy, died on the 18th of December 1845 . . . both were buried near their home in San Augustine County, Texas . . . in 1936 a Texas Centennial marker was erected at the site . . .
When I saw that the theme for the premier issue of A Festival of Postcards was Wheels, I immediately knew I wanted to showcase the 19th-century steam side-wheeler, Mt. Washington, whose huge paddle wheels were driven by a single-cylinder steam engine. Unfortunately, I am unable at this time to locate the originals of my Mt. Washington postcards, so I am using available scanned images from the internet of a few similar postcards.
In the book entitled simply Lake Winnipesaukee, Bruce Heald states that . . . In 1872, a new steam side-wheeler at Alton Bay was launched, which was christened the steamer Mount Washington. This vessel was built by the Boston and Maine Railroad, which used an extension of her rail service on Lake Winnipesaukee. She was longer, faster, and considered by many the most beautiful side-wheeler ever built in the United States. . . . This vessel was to become the largest steamer to ply the waters of Lake Winnipesaukee and would outlive her builders, her competitors, and three generations -- a variable Winnipesaukee tradition, as famous a side-wheeler as was ever launched in America. . . .
The paddlesteamer Mount Washington, named after the highest of New Hampshire's White Mountains, was launched in spring 1872 to carry mail, goods, and passengers on Lake Winnipesaukee, under the flag of the Boston and Maine Railroad. With a hull length of 178 feet (54 m) and a beam of 49 feet (15 m) she appeared as a typical representative of the North American sidewheelers around the second half of the century and was the largest steamer on the lake at that time. The huge paddle wheels were driven by a single-cylinder steam engine of 450 hp (340 kW) at approximately 26 rpm. The power was transferred from the vertical single cylinder to the wheel shaft by the walking beam, high above the upper deck, oscillating in the frequency of the paddle wheels. Known as "The Mount", her kitchen and restaurant service became famous.
The last time Mom and I travelled to New England was in March of 1998. While visiting in the home of Mom's 1st cousin, Margie, in Lynn, Massachusetts, I used my Canon AE-1 to preserve images of the pages of a family scrapbook. These two snapshots of Mom's mother, Elizabeth, and Elizabeth's mother, Eva, were amongst the faces glued to the typical black paper pages of that album. Because we can see the Mt. Washington in the background, we know that Elizabeth and Eva are on the dock somewhere on Lake Winnipesaukee -- possibly Alton Bay. . . .
Elizabeth was out picking up pawpaws with her childhood friend, Diantha, when they met their future husbands. When Elizabeth married her handsome cowboy / sailor from Texas in July of 1929, they honeymooned at Lake Winnipesaukee. In 1978, Diantha wrote the following to my Mom --
I had forgotten about Alton Bay. Betty* & I went up with her mother & stayed in the cottage one week end. I too have since been back to try to locate the cottage. I had forgotten that that was where they honeymooned . . . Win died in Nov. 1940 - I wonder did your father ever know? As I said we did have a postcard that you'd all gone to Texas - and I can recolect no further word. . . . *Betty aka ElizabethSee also :-
The above postcards and postcard collages -- with a wheels-theme -- were posted for the 20th May 2009 inaugural edition of A Festival of Postcards which is hosted by Evelyn Yvonne Theriault who lives near Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Make sure you check out her delightful blog.
Taylor Daily Press. Taylor, Texas. Saturday Afternoon, May 14, 1921. Sam Sharp Dies in Taylor Today. Body Will Be Shipped to Former Home in Lovelady for Burial. Sam H. Sharp, age about 60 years, died this morning at the home of his son-in-law, T. A. Newton, 807 ? West Seventh Street, following a brief illness. Mr. Sharp has been a resident of Taylor for only a short time and was employed as bookkeeper for the Tip Top Milling Company. The body was turned over to the Forwood Undertaking Company to prepare for shipment to his former home in Lovelady, where burial will take place tomorrow. Short services will be held at the Newton home. The deceased is survived by several children.
In or near the area of the southern part of Maine were living at this exact time in history certain ancestors of ours, including (but not limited to) Daniel Merrill & and his wife, Hannah Runnels, and their son, Levi Merrill & his wife, Jerusha Milliken, and Jerusha's father, Edward Milliken, and Edward's father-in-law, Samuel Nathaniel Harmon. Also Thomas Thurston and his wife, Lucy Fenderson, and his widowed mother, Martha Piper. Also Morrill Hobbs and his wife, Miriam Brackett, and his widowed mother, Abigail Urann Hobbs, and Miriam's parents, John Brackett and Miriam Thompson, and John's father, Samuel Brackett.
The darkness commenced between the hours of 10 and 11 A. M., and continued to the middle of the next night. It was occasioned by a thick vapour or cloud, tinged with a yellow color, or faint red, and a thin coat of dust was deposited on white substances.
The wind was in the southwest; and the darkness appeared to come on with clouds in that direction. Its extent was from Falmouth, (Maine,) to New Jersey. The darkness appears to have been the greatest in the county of Essex, (Mass.) in the lower part of New Hampshire, and Maine; it was also great in Rhode Island and Connecticut. In most parts of the country where the darkness prevailed, it was so great, that persons were unable to read common print, determine the time of day by their clocks or watches, dine, or manage their domestic business, without additional light; 'candles were lighted up in their houses; the birds having sung their evening songs, disappeared and became silent; the fowls retired to roost; the cocks were crowing all around as at break of day; objects could be distinguished but a very little distance; and every thing bore the appearance and gloom of night.'
The following is an extract of a letter from Dr. Tenney to the Massachusetts Historical Society, giving an account of the dark day of May, 1780.
"You will readily recollect that, previously to the commencement of the darkness, the sky was overcast with the common kind of clouds, from which there was, in some places a light sprinkling of rain. Between these and the earth there intervened another stratum, to appearance of very great thickness. As this stratum advanced, the darkness commenced and increased with its progress till it came to its height; which did not take place till the hemisphere was a second time overspread. The uncommon thickness of this second stratum was probably occasioned by two strong currents of wind from the southward and westward, condensing the vapours and drawing them in a north-easterly direction. I remember this observation was made by an anonymous writer in one of the public papers soon after the event.
As I set out the next day, from my father's at Rowley, to join my regiment in New Jersey, I had an opportunity to inform myself what were the appearances in different parts of the country between here and Pennsylvania. The result of my enquiries, on that journey, and after my return, was that the darkness was most gross in the county of Essex, the lower part of the State of New-Hampshire and the old Province of Maine. In Rhode-Island and Connecticut it was not so great, and still less in New-York. In New-Jersey the second stratum of clouds was observed, but not of any great thickness; nor was the darkness very uncommon. In the lower parts of Pennsylvania, if my recollection does not fail me, no extraordinary appearance was noticed. Through this whole extent the lower stratum had an uncommon brassy hue, while the earth and trees were adorned with so enchanting a verdure as could not escape notice, were amidst the unusual gloom that surrounded the spectator. This gradual increase of the darkness from southwest to northeast, which was nearly the course of the clouds, affords a pretty good argument in favour of the supposition that they were condensed by two strong currents of wind blowing in different directions. To these two strata of clouds we may, without hesitation, impute the extraordinary darkness of the day."
On this date in our family history . . . the 18th day of May . . . which was Whitsunday in the year 1152 . . . at the Bordeaux Cathedral in Aquitaine, France . . . a recently divorced Eleanor of Aquitaine marries Henry II of England . . . this Eleanor and Henry are the Eleanor and Henry of The Lion in Winter . . . and they are believed to be 22nd great-grandparents of our Josephine (1842-1899) . . . who is a 2nd great-grandma to the Keeper of this family history timeline . . .
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I created this postcard collage to highlight the elements of a Mason Bros. & Co. postcard (Boston, Mass.) with the following inscription explaining the image -- Lynn, Mass., Gold Fish Pond, Lafayette Park. The back of the card shows a postmark dated 16 June 1913 in Lynn, Mass. The enlargement of the stamp is the actual one-cent stamp from this 1913 greeting. The card is addressed to Miss Frances Thom-- in Gardiner, Me RFD 12 from your dear friend Margaret. The brief message says, "Your card received am pleased you are enjoying your self. hope you will continue doing so. Please answer soon."
The children in the photo on the bottom left are siblings, Robert and Roberta Henry (my Mom), who are actually sitting at the edge of the same Gold Fish Pond. Lafayette Park was in their neighborhood when they were small children in the 1930s before coming to Texas to live with their paternal grandparents.
Mom and I collect themed postcards, e.g., Lynn MA, Old Orchard Beach ME, Rockdale TX, forget-me-nots, pansies, et al. The Goldfish Pond postcard is from our collection.
The above postcard collage was posted for the 15th May 2009 edition of Postcard Friendship Friday which was hosted weekly by Marie Reed.
* The following are believed to be ancestral surnames of Milton Grant Davis (1811-1863) who was born in Georgia and is believed to have died in Texas * Anthony * Beckley * Candler * Clark * Davis * Evans * Farrar * Fiske? * Giles * Grant * Green * Hart * Hayward * Howard * Lucas * May * Merton * Moorman * Morgan * Netherland * Richardson * Rush * Skelton * Smith * Tate * Thomas * Upham * Waddy * Walsingham |
* The following are believed to be ancestral surnames of America James Davis nee Fears (1810-1857) who was born and died in Georgia * Anthony * Baker * Barham * Beeching * Bine * Bline * Brereton * Byrd * Colles * Duke * Dutton * Dymock * Fears * Fenne * Franckelyn * Fulton * Gethin * Goch * Hanmer * Hawte * Hayward * Horsmonden * Hurd * Iorwert * Kempe * King * Kynaston * Lloyd * Mountcastle * Neville * Parke * Percy * Porter * Puleston * Scott * Smythe * St. Leger * Stafford * Stegge * Stone * Taylor * Turner * Warham * Watson |
* The following are believed to be ancestral surnames of William Paschal Henry (1836-1912) who was born in Kentucky and died in Texas * Baynham * Beauford * Beaufort * Bendy * Benson * Blount * Buford * Calloway * Constable * Cowhill * Davies * Early * Gomond * Hayworth * Henry * Johnson * Johnston * Kirtley * Lee * Lewis * Loyall * Malle * Metstand * Morton * Owen * Parrott * Phillips * Prou * Pugh * Roberts * Romney * Sutton * Thomison * Trammell * Vause * Vensandeu * Williams |
* The following are believed to be ancestral surnames of Mary Alexandrien Sharp nee Lemaire (1843-1876) who was born and died in Texas * BACON :: earliest is Elizabeth (BACON) Nuthall who died 1660 in Virginia * Belt * Belton * Brant * Clement * Corbow * de Warenne * Gantt * Grafton * Greenfield * Griffin * HILLEARY :: earliest is Thomas HILLEARY who died 1696/7 in Maryland * Hosier * Lamar * LEMAIRE :: earliest is Mary Alexandrien (LEMAIRE) Sharp who died 1876 in Texas :: father possibly Alexander Lemaire from France * LeMire * Leton * Lycester * MAGRUDER :: earliest is Cassandra (MAGRUDER) Hilleary who died 1808 in Maryland * Marsham * NUTHALL :: earliest is John NUTHALL who died 1667 in Maryland * Offutt * Perkes * Smith * SPRIGG :: earliest in America is Thomas SPRIGG who died 1704 in Maryland * Truman * WARING :: earliest in America is Sampson WARING who died 1662/3 in Maryland * Waringe * Warring * Young |
* The following are believed to be ancestral surnames of Phoebe Morse Tripp nee Merrill (1848-bef. 1930) who lived in Maine * Alger * Belchan * Blakely * Blaxall * Bond * Byrd * Chase * Clough * Fenderson * Goodwin * Groth * Harmon * Jackman * James * John * Mason * Merrill * Milliken * Norton * Palmer * Pearson * Pell * Pine * Piper * Poore * Robinson * Robinson * Rogers * Runnels * Sheppard * Thurston * Wellerton * Wheeler * Wilmot * Wolterton * Yeomans |
* The following are believed to be ancestral surnames of Charles G. Muston (1882-1915) who died in Texas and is believed to have been born there * Allard * Burt * Griggs * Jordan * King * Muston * Newsome * Olive |
* The following are believed to be ancestral surnames of Joseph Helidorah Nettles (1832-1890) who was born in Alabama and died in Texas * Carter * Connor? * Ditto? * Dunaway? * Eastern? * Fulton * Nettles * Saunders? * West |
* The following are believed to be ancestral surnames of Jacob Edmund Forrest Pounders (1902-1957) who was born and died in Texas * CAIN :: Isaac Cosby Cain is POSSIBLY father of Mary Susan Pounders nee [Cain] * Holcomb * Holland * Pounders * Quinn |
* The following are believed to be ancestral surnames of Samuel Houston Sharp (1839-1885) who was born and died in Texas * Daniel * GILL :: earliest is William GILL who died in 1804 in Kentucky * Griggs * PAYNE :: earliest is Rhoda (PAYNE) Roberts who died after 1805 * ROBERTS :: earliest is George ROBERTS who died ca. 1773 in Virginia * SHARP :: earliest is John M. SHARP who presumably died before 1846 in Texas |
* The following are believed to be ancestral surnames of Thomas Warren Alonzo Smith (1866-1920) who was born and died in Maine * Baker * Banet * BARKER :: earliest is Timothy BARKER who died after 1870, presumably in Maine * BOTTS :: earliest is Isaac BOTTS who d. 1675 in Maine * BRACKETT :: earliest is Anthony BRACKETT who died 1691 in New Hampshire * Brown * Bryant * Cadwalles * Cary * Cate * CLEEVES :: earliest is George CLEEVES who died ca. 1667, presumably in Maine * Cleve * Colle * Cromlan * Curtis * Eddy * Emery * Farnsworth * Farr * FORD :: earliest is Betsey (FORD) Smith who died 1899 in Maine * Frost * Gale * Gowen * Hamden * Harper * HOBBS :: earliest is Morrill HOBBS who died 1826 in Maine * Hodsdon * Jenkins * Lakin * Madistard * MITTEN :: earliest is George MITTON who died ca. 1667 in * Morrell * Nason * Nock * Northend * Parker * Porter * Price * Robinson * Rogers * Salmon * Simonds * SMITH :: earliest is Hiram B. SMITH who died 1877 in Maine * Stowers * Tetherly * Thompson * Thorne * URANN :: earliest is William URANN who died ca. 1664 * Wall * Wines |


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9th Inning by Missy Elliott, Music Lyrics and Video
9th Inning is a buzz single from Missy Elliott's upcoming seventh studio album, tentatively titled "Block Party", which is expected before the end of the year, and will be her first since 2005's "The Cookbook."
A snippet was released on Elliott's official website on September 10th, 2012. This single, along with Elliot's newest single "Triple Threat," will make its full debut on September 17th 2012 on ustream.
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Missy Elliott - 9th Inning
Missy Elliott - 9th Inning Lyrics
Now I'm in the 9th inning,
thought I fell off, I ain't quite finish
yeah I'm bout to put my foot in it
talk with it, walk with it I'm no gimmick yeah
2012 there'll be no games
real rap, real bars, I'm not playin'
haters all lane you are missing thing
I'm a beast of above I'm just sayin
yeah I wanna make loud, duck with it, buck with it, let's go
every time I spit around it's a sick flow
the new comers better seat back and take no
this here my time,
here I come better run take what's mine
bout to let off like it take nine
this rhyme gonna make and push rewind
yeah I'm so hot, up on the charts number one spot
see me when I drop when I won't flop
this will never stop got the music get all loud
wanna get sir, you third you second but I come first
flip my verse like I flip burst
I'm fat, yes sir
We hitmakin, hitbreakin, party shakin, innovative, groundbreakin, so creative,
We be the most anticipated.
We hitmakin, hitbreakin, party shakin, innovative, groundbreakin, so creative,
We be the most anticipated.
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Released September, 2012
Recorded 2012
Genre Hip hop
Label Goldmind, Atlantic
Writers Melissa A. Elliott, Tim Mosley
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- Publisher: Penguin USA
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- Publication date: 28 August 2012
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Greatly revised and expanded, with a new afterword, this update to Martin Jacques's global bestseller is an essential guide to understanding a world increasingly shaped by Chinese powerSoon, China will rule the world. But in doing so, it will not become more Western. Since the first publication of "When China Rules the World," the landscape of world power has shifted dramatically. In the three years since the first edition was published, "When China Rules the World" has proved to be a remarkably prescient book, transforming the nature of the debate on China.Now, in this greatly expanded and fully updated edition, boasting nearly 300 pages of new material, and backed up by the latest statistical data, Martin Jacques renews his assault on conventional thinking about China's ascendancy, showing how its impact will be as much political and cultural as economic, changing the world as we know it.First published in 2009 to widespread critical acclaim - and controversy - "When China Rules the World: The End of the Western World and the Birth of a New Global Order" has sold a quarter of a million copies, been translated into eleven languages, nominated for two major literary awards, and is the subject of an immensely popular TED talk.
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Martin Jacques, a political journalist and scholar, is the coeditor and coauthor of "The Forward March or Labour Halted?," "The Politics of Thatcherism," and "New Times." He lives in London.
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It seems no habitat is safe from the invasion of mankind.
Ahhh, the Christmas goose has arrived. :P
I can't accept the argument that slow-moving wind-generator blades are uglier and more dangerous to birds than electricity pylons and their cables strung across the countryside.
Ah, yezzz, the ubiquitous Kalifornia Kondor Kuisenart!
Or skyscrapers or airplanes or …
While the wind-generators are a problem for the birds, there are new technologies to mitigate it, making them much safer. -
Prof danglais – the blades are not slow moving, it is a visual effect due to the size of the thing. The tip of a medium size wind turbine blade can turn at a speed of 300 kmh, that's 190 mph. No animal on earth has the reflexes to avoid an object going at that speed.
Constructing wind turbines has the highest death rate for workers than any other energy related field. Surprised me.
i did a project about a quater mile from one last year and they are noisey
Not to mention that wind energy is twice as expensive to produce as oil or coal fired generators. However if we can shut down the coal industry and double the price of oil, wind can compete.
That isn't actually true once you factor in the hidden subsidies to oil and coal, everything from low- and no-cost loans to tax breaks. Once you factor in the amount that fossil fuels are "forgiven" in taxes and fees, the amount of subsidy to renewable energy actually works out lower. The only difference? It's more visible.
Turbine fatalities for migratory birds range from 0 to 4 birds per turbine annually; not only do birds avoid the turbines, current wind farm planning includes mitigating efforts and not siting them in migratory paths.
Birds face a lot of threats from humans, but wind farms are not exactly in the running as the worst. -
These comments made me realize that, no matter what your position, you can pull out some facts to support it (especially if you ignore some other facts).
Unlike coal and oil it wind doesn't pollute and will be around longer than we will be. It is also there for the taking. If they damage that oil and coal causes were directly figured in wind would be vastly cheaper and safer.
If you haven't yet seen one of these wind mills, these things are gigantic! (and no, that's not just what she said)
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Sifu Edwards is the real deal, I am 1 of his disciples from the early day's in N.C.. As a retired operator his claims are legitimate. I hadn't talked to him for a few years until last week. And he has since retired from public teaching, only private and prior disciples now. ONE of the ONLY people I've ever met who could legitimately do the "1 inch" punch. His Chin Na control is amazing as well. One of the best Sifu's I've ever met.
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Style: xBJJ xTKD ninpo nusubito--I never believed that wing chun was that bad.
I had a classmate who learned wing chun from his uncle. we both studied tkd and he can kick 90% of all the students' asses, including mine.
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--I also trained under Sifu Edwards and James Widmar before he became a Sifu himself. in the 90's. Back then, everyday, a team of soldiers would come in to train for 2 hours per day. I dont know what unit or whatever they were with, but we would train them for almost a month before a new group came. My experience was that they didnt learn the forms like the regular classes, instead straight training in various single and group fighting reaction. It helped me tremendously to be able to apply the forms that i learned at the night classes against people who were just raw physically fit. But by the end of that month alot of those guys really learned something new. James Widmar usually ran these classes, and there were only a few civilians who came at that time of the day, it was great those soldiers could take some punishment. :)
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