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The Web, Ozzie make their mark at Microsoft
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At the company's Mix '07 conference here this week, the star was Silverlight, Redmond's browser plug-in for creating interactive Web applications often done with Adobe Systems' Flash. The parade of announcements surrounding Silverlight, including a video-streaming service, brings to life some significant changes in the way Microsoft designs software.
It also demonstrates how Ray Ozzie, chief software architect and Bill Gates' successor, is making his mark at the software giant.
For years, detractors have complained that because Microsoft's primary focus was Windows, its software was not fully in line with industry standards and its commitment for products on other operating systems wavered.
At Mix, however, Microsoft executives deliberately sought to highlight the company's intention to make Silverlight "ubiquitous" on a range of devices and to complement its software with Internet-delivered services.
In an interview, Ozzie said Microsoft's moves to embrace the Web more deeply with Silverlight and services are meant to better address an audience that is increasingly using Web services.
"I don't necessarily think that it would be accurate to characterize the increasing openness as a backing away from Windows. I think what it is is a reflection that Windows is in a broader technology environment," Ozzie said.
The Mix announcements and Ozzie's keynote speech show that Microsoft is making progress on its long-stated claims to build a platform for building Internet applications, said Peter O'Kelly, an analyst at the Burton Group.
By providing tooling and, through its Live brand of programming interfaces, a set of services for building Web applications, O'Kelly said, Microsoft is creating an offering for customers such as small Web companies that may have no interest in its largest product lines, Office and Windows.
"It's an enlightened Microsoft. To engage with this ecosystem in a constructive way, they have to be part of the ecosystem," he said. "In some respects, you could argue that Microsoft has been assimilated into the Internet culture."
Speaking to developers
At Mix, billed as a "conversation" with Web developers and designers, Microsoft started delivering key pieces of its Web strategy.
The company released an alpha version of Silverlight 1.1 that will let developers use .Net languages, including dynamic languages, to write applications that will run on Internet Explorer, Firefox and Safari on Mac OS, with handheld devices and potentially Linux to come.
In a nod to the popularity of open source among Web start-ups and developers, Microsoft said it will release the source code for its Dynamic Language Runtime--software for running applications written with dynamic, or scripting, languages--under its Permissive License, which allows outsiders to modify and distribute the code.
Microsoft also introduced Silverlight Streaming, a service, now in alpha testing, through which the company will host and deliver up to 4GB of video in Silverlight format to Web pages for free.
Ozzie and other Microsoft executives said to expect more services like Silverlight Streaming. These services will provide basic infrastructure, such as data storage and network authentication, as well as access to online data, such as contact information for its Windows Live Spaces users, for building mashup applications.
It also released Expression Studio, a Web design application built to include close integration with Microsoft's flagship Visual Studio development tool.
Microsoft's latest spin on Web apps
Microsoft developers' reactions to the Silverlight announcement were generally positive because it allows them to create Web applications for both Windows and Mac OS with familiar products and skills.
Online banking application developer Intelligent Environments, for instance, said Silverlight is appealing because the company's staff of C# programmers will be able to write Web applications with a compelling user interface. Until now, it had hired Flash developers as contractors, said Mike Warriner, chief technology officer of Intelligent Environments.
Miguel de Icaza, a Novell vice president and head of the Mono open-source project, said he will create a version of Silverlight for Linux.
In a blog, de Icaza said that because Silverlight offers substantial front-end development capabilities, he will forgo the Mono project's plan to create an open-source version of Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF), a Windows-specific, more comprehensive version of Silverlight.
"Unlike WPF, that requires people to rewrite their software to take advantage of it, Silverlight is aimed at the Web and it will become a nice complement, a way of spicing up existing Web applications without rewriting what already works," de Icaza wrote.
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- Should spend more time fixing their OS's
- Rushing another product to market to upstage Apple and not
Adobe for this is in Apple pipeline and ready for the new iTune
updates. Silverlight will end up just like every other M$
product, a complete mess. Every product that M$ has launched
it past six years , the Xbox, Zune, XP, WinCE, Vista and
WinServers, I could keep going but really it isn't worth it. None
of these have been a successfully finished product.
interesting reading go to
http://www.roughlydrafted.com/RD/
extract from site
?Media Center and MSN TV
?Windows Mobile and WinCE PDAs
?Origami and the Tablet PCs
?the Zune
... all of which have been resounding failures as products.
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- OS may have been a flop but others weren't
- First, the Xbox is a newcomer to the video game market and has managed to win over huge chunks of it in a relatively short time. The 360 is a good gaming system and it would be hard to call either of these a "mess"
Second, the Zune is an awesome media player. Bigger screen, which is also very difficult to scratch, and better sound quality than the iPoo, videos are actually worth watching, and it has a built in radio tuner. It has all this and the same capacity as the iPod for the same price. It also has managed to take almost 10% of market share in less than a year. Not a failure at all.
Vista has been a flop but XP has turned into a relatively stable operating system that isn't as bug infested as people make it out to be. Oh, and don't forget that it actually has a TWO button mouse. That's something (cr)Apple had to copy from pcs.
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- What makes Vista a flop?
- There are more Vista users than Mac OS users. Does this mean that Mac OS is a flop? Additionally;
1. Apple didn't write iTunes.
2. I have an Xbox. I know many people who have an XBox. I know no one with a Mac. The first Xbox overall was a slight profit. But Microsoft really don't care; like the media center edition and the Zune it was an experiment just to enter the market.
3. In what way is Windows Mobile a failure? It is no more a failure than PalmOS is. It is a niche product, just like the iPhone will be. (Unless they reduce the price.)
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- Taking Care of Customers
- You would think that taking care of customers would be on the list of things that the "New Microsoft" would like to do.
I didn't see that anywhere in this article. Bigger, Better, and More of the Same is not going to keep MicroSoft in business.
MicroSoft has also started engaging in practices that actually cost customers money and interfere in fair use. Biting the hand that feeds you is never good practice. That's where their real battle is going to be waged.
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- Open up Microsoft
- Microsoft you know it's not a triangle and that 3 is far beyond us at the moment so open up with no fear of emf and let the world evolve and you will prosper i know it in my curvy old bones to be the one.
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- Color me skeptical
- I'd be more inclined to believe all of this new-found openness if
you could author it on other OSes independent of other MS
Oh, and if Ballmer were gone.
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- Yippy
- Wow, Microsoft is trying to take over another established market. You make this sound like something different? They sure now how to innovate.
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- Cross-platform... yyyyeah...
- I love the idea that there will be a lot of cross-platform capabilities,
and I hope they get there. Currently their Expressions page has no
Mac authoring software. Their Expression Media is the only Mac
compatible tool, and that's just because they bought iView
MediaPro software which has always been Mac anyway. There's at
least a Silverlight plugin for Mac, so hopefully more will come.
Probability of that happening is another thing altogether.
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- Just like Zune
- Not only is Zune a piece of crap, if you include all the hard drive based media players it might have 3% of the market.
This new attempt to replace Flash will be just as successful.
The sooner MS dies the better for everyone.
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William "Bill" Sloneand Mary Ann Jacobs
William "Bill" Slone b 27 May 1853 Floyd Co KY
d 20 Dec 1938 Hindman, Knott Co KY; buried Slone Cemetery, Rte 1697, Knott Co
KY; s/o Shade Fiddler Slone
and Rachel Owens. William "Bill" Slone m. Mary
Ann Jacobs b Mar 1853 KY; d/o Henry C Jacobs and Elizabeth Hicks. Children of
William "Bill" Slone and Mary Ann Jacobs;
i. Benjamin J Slone b Oct 1873
Knott Co KY m. 27 Jul. 1893 Knott Co KY to Pheby Jane Lee b 1874 Knott Co KY;
d/o David Lee and Sarah Bates.
Children of Benjamin J Slone and Phoebe Jane Lee;
1. Ida Slone b 4 Nov
1894 Hindman, Knott Co KY m. 25 Feb 1910 Knott Co Ky to Willie D Slone b 11
Feb 1889 Knott Co KY; s/o Isom Slone and Ferrisser "Ferry" Slone. Children of
Willie D Slone and Ida Slone; I. Alti Slone b about 1911 Knott Co KY II. Virgil
Slone b 8 Mar 1913 Knott Co KY d 1 Nov 1990 Hindman, Knott Co KY; buried Watts
Cemetery, Watts Fork Road, Garner, Knott Co KY; m. Gladys Short b 12 May 1917
d 16 Jul 1989 Pippa Passes, Knott Co KY; buried Watts Cemetery, Watts Fork
Road, Garner, Knott Co KY d/o Lindsey Short and Polly Thomas. III.
Odis Slone b 25 Jul 1915 Knott Co KY IV. Verta Slone b about 1918 Knott Co KY
V. Walter Slone b about 1921 Knott Co KY m. Geraldine Davidson b about 1922 d
25 Nov 1983 Knott Co KY d/o Gurney Rotoler "Dick" Davidson and Maude Jones.
VI. Lillie Slone b 12 Oct 1923 Knott Co KY.
2. Melvina Maureen "Vina" Slone
b 12 Sept 1897 Knott Co KY m. 25 Jul 1913 Knott Co KY to Daniel "Dan"
Slone b 11 Feb 1890 Knott Co KY d 15 Apr 1961 Perry Co KY; s/o Isom Slone and
Ferrisser "Ferry" Slone. Children of Daniel "Dan" Slone and Melvina Maureen "Vina"
Slone; I. Lettie Slone b 4 Sept 1914 Hindman, Knott Co KY II. Connie Slone b
24 Feb 1917 Hindman, Knott Co KY III. Elsie Slone b 25 May 1919 HIndman, Knott
Co KY IV. Delia Slone b 19 Aug 1921 Knott Co KY V. Ollie James Slone b about
1922 Knott Co KY VI. Dorcie Slone b about 1926 Knott Co KY VII. Laura Slone b
31 Dec 1932 Knott Co KY VIII. Lauda Mae Slone b 21 Jun 1934 Knott Co KY IX.
Nancy Slone b about 1936 Knott Co KY X. Willie D Slone b 12 Sept 1937 Knott Co
KY XI. Carson Slone b 17 Nov 1940 Knott Co KY.
3. David Slone b 7 Mar
1902 Knott Co KY d 27 Oct 1991 Perry Co KY m. Ida
Mosley b 9 Nov 1900 d 29 Jul 1975 Perry Co KY; d/o Clifton Mosley and Ruth
Unknown. Children of David Slone and Ida Mosley; I. Lillian Slone b about 1927
Knott Co KY m. Hershall Huff b 27 Dec 1926 Knott Co KY d 6 Feb 1989 Johnstown,
Licking Co OH; s/o Calvin Huff and Elizabeth "Mary" Caudill. II. Zella
Slone b 5 NOV 1931 in KY d 20 Nov 1994 Larkslane, Knott Co KY m. Male Waddle
III. Ellouise Slone b about 1932 m. Male Barnette.
4. Martin Van Buren
Slone b 15 Sept 1906 Knott Co KY d 3 Oct 1975 Garner, Knott Co KY
5. Tivis Slone b about
1910 Knott Co KY
6. Ollie J Slone b 6
Jul 1912 Knott Co KY d 12 Apr 1993 Monticello, Wayne Co KY m. Margie Owens b 3
Sept 1914 Martin Co KY d 17 Aug 2008 Monticello, Wayne Co KY; buried
Buckingham Cemetery, Bevinsville, Floyd Co KY; d/o Jeff Owens and Rachel
Conley. Children of Ollie J Slone and Margie Owens; I. Faye Slone b 13 DEC
1933 Knott Co KY. II. B. J. Slone b about 1935 III. Gleason Slone b about 1937
IV. Lonnie Slone b 26 JAN 1940 Knott Co KY.
Obituary: Margie
Owens Slone: Troublesome Creek Times: August 21, 2008: Margie Slone, age
93, of Monticello, passed away on Aug. 17, at her residence. Funeral services
were held on August 18, at the Nelson Frazier Funeral Home. Burial followed at
the Buckingham Cemetery, Bevinsville.
*Date Of Birth: September 3, 1914 Place: Martin County, Kentucky Parents:
Daughter Of The Late Jeff & Rachel Conley Owens Husband Or Wife: Wife Of The
Late Ollie Slone. Other Survivors: Three Sons: B. J. Slone Of Prestonsburg,
Kentucky, Lonnie Slone Of Monticello, Kentucky & Gleason Slone Of Bypro,
Kentucky; One Daughter: Faye Hall Of Prestonsburg, Kentucky; One Sister: Daisy
Cornett Of Carrie, Kentucky; 9 Grandchildren, 12 Great Grandchildren, 3 Great
Great Grandchildren Deceased Relatives: Parents; Husband; One Son: William B
(Billy) Slone; Two Brothers: Ellis Owens & Edgar Owens; One Sister: Deletha
Baldridge; One Grandchild.
7. Lauda Slone b about
1916 Knott Co KY
8. M. G. Slone
ii. John Slone b about 1875 Floyd Co KY m.
Birdie Unknown b about 1875 KY
iii. Sarah Slone b Jul 1877 KY m. about 1895 KY to
Miles McClellan "Mack" Slone b 13 Apr 1875 Knott Co KY d s/o Harden Slone and Mahala
Johnson. Children of Miles McClellan "Mack" Slone and Sarah Slone;
1. Leonard Slone b 13
JUN 1896 Knott Co KY d 17 Mar 1979 Leburn, Knott Co KY m. about 1914 KY to
Alice Triplett b 3 Jan 1896 d 27 Nov 1927 Caney Creek, Knott Co KY; d/o Wilson
Triplett and Cordelia Slone. Children of Leonard Slone and Alice Triplett; I.
Orville Slone b 24 APR 1915 in Caney Creek Prec, KNOTT Co. KY. II. Myrtle
Slone b about 1917 in Caney Creek Prec, KNOTT Co. KY. III. Millard Slone b 20
MAR 1920 Knott Co KY IV. Georgia Slone b 26 OCT 1921 V. Florida Slone b about
1923 VI. Delia Slone b 9 JUN 1927 Knott Co KY
Leonard Slone m. about
1927 KY to Parthena Owens b 23 Apr 1893 Knott Co KY d 23 Nov 1982 d/o William
P Owens and Cynthia Ann Slone.
Parthena Owens m. about
1913 to Joe Hall b about 1892 KY
2. Mary Belle Slone b 5
OCT 1898 Knott Co KY m. about 1916 to James Diles (aka Thacker) b 6 Jun 1890
Leburn, Knott Co KY d 9 Feb 1975 Leburn, Knott Co KY; s/o Andrew Jackson Dials
and Martha Chase. Children of James Dials (aka Thacker) and Mary Belle Slone;
I. Arnold Thacker b 4 DEC 1917 Hindman, Knott Co KY II. Ellis Thacker b about
1919 III. Ada Thacker b about 1921 IV. Gurney Thacker b about 1923 V. Louise
Thacker b about 1925 VI. Holly "Herma" Thacker b about 1928 VII. Harold
Thacker b about 1930 VIII. Willie Thacker b 11 AUG 1933 Knott Co KY IX. Jean
Thacker b about 1935 X. Lydia Thacker b about 1937 XI. Hattie Thacker b about
3. Laura B. Slone b
about 1902 Hindman, Knott Co KY m. 22 Dec 1916 Leburn, Knott Co KY to Camillus
"Kamilar" Slone b Feb 1896 Knott Co KY; s/o Perry Slone and Arminda Taylor.
Children of Camillus 'Kamilar" Slone and Laura B Slone; I. Geneva Slone b 30
JUL 1917 Hindman, Knott Co KY II. Alpha Slone b 28 DEC 1921 Knott Co KY III.
Okie Slone b about 1925 Knott Co KY IV. Verbena Slone b about 1927 Knott Co KY
4. Delza Slone b 8 JAN
1903 Hindman, Knott Co KY d May 1986 Garner, Knott Co KY m. about 1922 to
Polly Mosley b about 1905
5. Monroe Slone b about
1905 Hindman, Knott Co KY
6. Arland Slone b about
1907 Hindman, Knott Co KY
7. Willie Slone b 2 MAY
1909 Hindman, Knott Co KY
8. Daniel Slone b 20
DEC 1912 Hindman, Knott Co KY d 2 May 1979 Wayland, Floyd Co KY m. about 1933
to Vina Hall b 12 May 1916 Leburn, Knott Co KY d 9 Aug 2004 Martin, Floyd Co
KY; d/o Walter Hall and Louhettie Watts. Children of Daniel Slone and Vina
Hall; I. James Slone II. Freddy Slone III. Donnie Gene Slone IV. Benny James
Slone b 2 Mar 1944 Knott Co KY V. Anna B. Slone b 14 Apr 1939 Knott Co KY VI.
Janice Slone b 2 May 1940 Knott Co KY m. Male Vanhoose VII. Emil Slone b 4 May
1933 Knott Co KY m. Phyllis Unknown. VIII. Elder Bufford Slone m. Linda
Unknown. IX. Paul E Slone b 17 Jan 1942 Knott Co KY m. Alberta Unknown. IX.
Danny D Slone b 1 May 1948 Knott Co KY m. Pat Unknown X. Olive Slone b about
1950 Knott Co KY m. Jimmy Conley XI. Peggy Sue Slone b 2 May 1945 Knott Co KY
m. Frank Prater XII. Joy Slone m. Bruce Patton.
Obituary: Vina Hall
Slone: Posted in the Troublesome Creek Times on Wednesday, August 11,
2004: Vina Slone, age 88, of Wayland, Kentucky died on Monday, August 9, 2004,
at Our Lady of the Way Hospital, Martin, Kentucky. She was born on May 12,
1916, at Leburn, Kentucky, the daughter of the late Walter Hall and Louetta
Watts Hall. She was preceded in death by her husband, Dan Slone; her parents;
four sons, James, Freddy, Donnie Gene and Benny James; two daughters, Anna B.
Slone and Janice Slone Vanhoose; three brothers, Orville Hall, Ivis Hall and
Harold Hall; and one sister, Ethel Hall Combs. She is survived by four sons,
Emil (Phyllis) Slone of Pound, Virginia, Elder Bufford (Linda) Slone of
Wayland, Ky., Paul (Alberta) Slone of Staffordsville, Ky., Danny (Pat) Slone
of Richmond, Ky.; three daughers, Olive (Jimmy) Conley of Richmond, Ky., Peggy
(Frank) Prater of Garrett, Ky., Joy (Bruce) Patton of Hueysville, Ky.; three
brothers, Orbin Hall of Garner, Ky., Bill Hall of Nicholasville, Ky. and
Clarence Hall of Ohio; four sisters, Gracie Hall Slone of Garner, Ky., Ida
Hall Pritchard of Dwale, Ky., Marie Hall Thacker of Leburn, Ky., Lillian Hall
Elliott of Winter Park, Florida; twenty-seven grandchildren, fifty-one
great-grandchildren; and eight great-great-grandchildren. Funeral services
will be conducted on Thursday, August 12, at 12:00 p.m., at Hall Funeral Home
Chapel, Martin, Ky., with Regular Baptist ministers officiating. Burial will
follow in Lucy Hall Cemetery, McDowell, Ky., under the direction of Hall
Funeral Home, Martin, Ky.
Obituary: Vina Hall Slone: Floyd County Times: Vina Slone, Age 88, of
Wayland, widow of Dan Slone, passed away, Monday, August 9, 2004, at Our Lady
of the Way Hospital, in Martin. She was born May 12, 1916, in Leburn, the
daughter of the late Walter Hall and Louetta Watts Hall. Survivors include
four sons: Emil (Phyllis) Slone of Pound, Virginia, Elder Bufford (Linda)
Slone of Wayland, Paul (Alberta) Slone of Staffordsville, and Danny (Pat)
Slone of Richmond; three daughters: Olive (Jimmie) Conley of Richmond, Peggy
(Frank) Prater of Garrett, and Joy (Bruce) Patton of Hueysville; three
brothers: Orbin Hall of Garner, Bill Hall of Nicholasville, and Clarence Hall
of Ohio; four sisters: Gracie Hall Slone of Garner, Ida Hall Pritchard of
Dwale, Marie Hall Thacker of Leburn, and Lillian Hall Elliott of Winter Park,
Florida; 27 grandchildren, 51 great-grandchildren, and eight
great-great-grandchildren. In addition to her husband, and parents, she was
preceded in death by four sons: James, Freddy, Donnie Gene, and Benny James;
two daughters: Anna B. Slone and Janice Slone Vanhoose; three brothers:
Orville Hall, Ivis Hall, and Harold Hall; and one sister, Ethel Hall Combs.
Funeral services for Vina Slone will be conducted Thursday, August 12, at
noon, at the Hall Funeral Home Chapel, in Martin, with Regular Baptist
ministers officiating. Burial will follow in the Lucy Hall Cemetery, in
McDowell, under the professional care of the Hall Funeral Home. Visitation is
at the funeral home.
9. Burchel Slone b 13
DEC 1916 Hindman, Knott Co KY
iv. Reece Slone b about 1880 Dry Creek, Floyd
Co KY m. about 1898 Knott Co KY to Dora
Belle Slone b Apr 1881 KY; d/o Bob Slone and Cassie Huff. Children of Reece
Slone and Dora Belle Slone;
1. Roxie Delle Slone b
JUL 1899 Hindman, Knott Co KY
2. Marion Slone b about
1901 Hindman, Knott Co KY
3. Ada Slone b 18 Jul
1903 Hindman, Knott Co KY d 16 Jun 1991 Pine Top, Knott Co KY m. 26 Oct 1923
Leburn, Knott Co KY to Irving Pratt b about 1900. Child of Irving Pratt and
Ada Slone; I. Gladys Pratt b 4 Sept 1924 d 24 Aug 2006 Knott Co KY; buried
Pratt Cemetery, Pine Top, Knott Co KY; m. Male Gibson.
4. Hazel Slone b 2 MAR
1906 Garner, Knott Co KY
5. Robert Slone b about
1908 Hindman, Knott Co KY
6. Cassie Slone b about
1909 Hindman, Knott Co KY
7. Ellen Slone b about
1913 Hindman, Knott Co KY
v. George Slone b Apr 1885 Floyd Co KY m. 17
Dec 1903 Knott Co KY to Ida
Lee b Nov 1886 KY; d/o David Lee and Sarah Bates. Children of George Slone and
Ida Lee;
1. Ora Slone b 15 JUL
1905 Knott Co KY
2. L. C. Slone b about
1910 Knott Co KY
3. Hazel Slone b 7 FEB
1913 Knott Co KY
4. Benna Slone b 11 MAY
1916 Knott Co KY
5. Rachel Slone b 28
FEB 1917 Knott Co KY
6. Oliver Slone b 17
JUN 1920 Knott Co KY
7. Mattie Slone b 15
AUG 1927 Knott Co KY
vi. Susanna Slone b 3 Apr 1886 Floyd Co KY d 11
Mar 1963 Hindman, Knott Co KY m.
about 1902 KY to Winston Slone b 26 Aug 1876 Floyd Co KY d 14 Mar 1959 Hindman,
Knott Co KY; s/o Jackson Slone and Anna Thornsberry. Children of Winston Slone
and Susanna Slone;
1. Perry Slone b about
1903 Hindman, Knott Co KY
2. Frona Slone b 25 MAR
1904 Knott Co KY d 10 Jan 1967 Wheelwright, Floyd Co KY m. 20 May 1918 Leburn,
Knott Co KY to Seymore Slone b 10 May 1898 Beaver TWP, Knott Co KY d 15 Sept
1961 Floyd Co KY; d/o William Henry Slone and Louise Slone.
3. L. C. Slone b 9 APR
1906 Knott Co KY
4. N. V. Slone b about
1908 Knott Co KY m. Merdy Slone; d/o Lee Slone and Nancy Jane Slone. Children
of Noah V Slone and Merdy Slone; I. Marcus Slone II. Hillard Slone III. Ivan
Slone IV. Willis Slone V.
Milford Slone VI. Denver Slone VII. Heida Slone
6. Lona Slone b 10 MAY
1910 Knott Co KY d 27 Mar 1983 Perry Co KY m. Benjamin "Ben" Slone b 18 Jan
1895 Knott Co KY d 15 Nov 1975 Knott Co KY; s/o James B "Jimbo" Slone and
Sarah Jacobs. Children of Ben Slone and Lona Slone; I. Ford Slone II. Columbus
Benjamin "Ben" Slone m.
about 1913 KY to Isabel Slone b Jan 1896 d 30 Jan 1981 d/o Harrison Slone and
Betsy Ann Caudill. Children of Benjamin "Ben" Slone and Isabel Slone; I.
Clercy Slone b 5 NOV 1913 Knott Co KY. II. Louverna Slone b 16 JAN 1916 Knott
Co KY. III. Phebe J. Slone b 19 MAR 1918 Knott Co KY. IV. Cloie Slone b 17 AUG
1922 Knott Co KY. V. Bonnie Slone b about 1923 Knott Co KY
7. Liza Slone b 12 JUL
1912 Knott Co KY.
8. Ida M. Slone b 5 JUN
1914 Hindman, Knott Co KY
9. Winston Slone b 4
OCT 1918 Knott Co KY.
10. Robert Slone b 25
JUL 1920 Knott Co KY.
11. Noah Slone b 3 SEP
1922 Knott Co KY
12. Burton Slone b
about 1924 Knott Co KY.
13. Ralph Slone b 20
APR 1928 Knott Co KY.
14. Alice Slone b 1 APR
1930 in Garner, KNOTT Co. KY d 18 Dec 1999 Marion General Hospital, Marion,
Marion Co OH; buried Grand Prairie Cemetery; m. 5 Apr 1956 Knott Co KY to
Lindsey Slone b 22 May 1922 Knott Co KY d 18 Jul 1991 Marion, Marion Co OH;
s/o Judge Day Slone and Lucy Mosley. Children of Lindsey Slone and Alice
Slone; I. Kenneth R Slone m. Brenda Unknown II. Hershel P Slone III. Ronald D
Slone m. Cathy Unknown IV. Edward G Slone m. Sandra Unknown V. Avenell Slone
m. Ron Gayheart VI. Betty J Slone m. James Norris VII. Bonnie F Slone m. James
Thacker VIII. Donna K Slone m. Paul Miller
Obituary Alice
Slone: The Troublesome Creek Times-Wednesday, December 22, 1999: Slone,
Alice - 69, of Marion, Ohio died Dec. 18, 1999, at Marion General Hospital.
She was a homemaker and a member of the Family of Love Old Regular Baptist
Church, and a resident of Marion for 36 years. She was born April 1, 1930, in
Garner, Ky., she was the daughter of the late Winston and Susanna Slone. On
April 5, 1956, she married Lindsey Slone in Garner, Ky., he preceded her in
death on July 18, 1991 in Marion, Ohio. She is survived by four sons; Kenneth
R. (Brenda) Slone, Hershel P. Slone, Ronald D. (Cathy) Slone and Edward G.
(Sandra) Slone all of Marion. Four daughters; Avenell (Ron) Gayheart of
Cardington, Oh., Betty J. (James} Norris, Bonnie F. (James) Thacker, both of
Marion and Donna K. (Paul) Miller of Galion, Oh.; sixteen grandchildren and
six great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by seven brothers and four
sisters. Funeral services were conducted Tursday, Dec. 21, 1999 at 11:00 a.m.
at the Family of Love Old Regular Baptist Church in Wyanoot, Oh, with Rev.
Buddy Carty officiating. Burial followed at the Grand Prairie Cemetery, under
the care of the Boyd Funeral Home.
vii. Monroe Slone b about 1889 Knott Co KY m.
(1) to Byrd "Birdie" Dyer; d/o Bolen Dyer (no children). Monroe Slone m. (2) to Clerinda Thacker
b about 1895 Knott Co KY. Child of Monroe Slone and Clerinda Thacker;
1. Kate Slone.
viii. Moses Slone b 8 Jan 1890 Knott Co KY d 29
Feb 1972 Perry Co KY m. about 1912 KY to Deronia "Dona" Short b 6 Aug 1895 KY
d 15 Jul 1967 (or 4 Jul 1967) Perry Co KY; d/o
Wilson Eslin Short and
Nancy Slone. Children of Moses Slone and Deronia "Dona" Short;
1. Nannie Slone b 11
NOV 1913 Knott Co KY
2. Glenna Slone b about
1914 Knott Co KY.
3. Ethel Slone b about
1919 Hindman, Knott Co KY
4. Thelma Slone b 11
NOV 1920 Knott Co KY.
5. Arland Slone b 2 DEC
1921 Knott Co KY.
6. Charlie Slone b
about 1923
7. Willard Slone b
about 1925
8. Robert Slone b 28
SEP 1924 Knott Co KY.
9. Herma Slone
10. Verie Slone
11. Georgia Slone
ix. Martha Ann Slone b about 1892 Knott Co KY m.
21 Aug 1908 (at the home of B. J. Slone) Knott Co KY to Thomas "Tom" Owens b
about 1887 KY; s/o Bill Owens and Mary Fuller. Children of Thomas "Tom" Owens
and Martha Ann Slone;
1. Orville Owens b
about 1911 Knott Co KY.
2. Mary Owens b about
1914 Knott Co KY.
3. Luther Owens b about
1916 Knott Co KY.
4. June Owens b about
1918 Knott Co KY.
5. Walter Owens b about
6. Allen Owens b about
7. Nellie Owens b about
8. Herma Owens b about
9. Jeanette Owens b
about 1929
x. Elizabeth "Eliza" J Slone b Jun 1894 Hindman,
Knott Co KY m.
about 1913 to Norman Thacker b about 1892; s/o James Thacker and Mary Belle Slone. Children
of Norman Thacker and Elizabeth J "Eliza" Slone;
1. Nora Thacker b about
1914 Hindman, Knott Co KY d before 10 Nov 2002; m. Allen Slone s/o Lee Slone
and Nancy Jane Slone. Children of Allen Slone and Nora Thacker; I. Bradley II.
Greta Faye III. Audrey IV. Woody V. Hazel VI. Roger Slone
2. Anna Thacker b about
1916 Hindman, Knott Co KY d before 10 Nov 2002
3. Willard Thacker b 9
Aug 1916 Hindman, Knott Co KY d 10 Nov 2002 Knott Co Nursing Home, Hindman,
Knott Co KY; buried Willard Thacker Cemetery, Garner, Knott Co KY; m. about
1946 to Susie Della Slone b 28 Jun 1928 d 26 Dec 1995 Garner, Knott Co KY;
buried Slone - Thacker Cemetery, Garner, Knott Co KY d/o Teach Slone and
Caggie Slone. Children of Willard Thacker and Susie Della Slone;
I. James Thacker m.
Jackie Gayheart
II. Gilford Thacker m.
Debbie Combs
III. Wilma Dean Thacker
m. Male Slone
IV. Curby Thacker m.
Melvina Unknown
V. Eugene Thacker m.
Sandy Unknown
VI. Levon "Super"
Thacker m. Nadine Unknown
VII. Phillip Thacker m.
Tammy Unknown
VIII. Carson Thacker m.
Brenda Unknown
IX. Willard Ray Thacker
m. Chris Unknown
X. Lovella Thacker b 16
Apr 1945 d 22 Apr 2006 Hazard ARH, Hazard, KY; m. Wilmer Slone b 12 Jan 1942
Knott Co KY d 5 Dec 2004 Hazard ARH, Hazard, Perry Co KY; s/o Allen Slone and
Martha Short. Children of Wilmer Slone and Lovella Thacker; i. Dirk Slone ii.
Rodney Slone m. Lisa Unkown iii. Kerney Slone m. Kathy Unknown iv. Danny Slone
m. Marsha Unknown v. Sammie Slone m. Melanie Unknown vi. Gil Slone m. Ragin
Unknown vii. Paul Slone m. Megan Unknown viii. Joshua Slone m. Sonya Unknown
ix. Mardella Slone m. Rick Maronski x. Susan Slone m. Greg Stacy
Obituary: Lovella
Thacker Slone: Troublesome Creek Times, Wednesday, April 26, 2006: Slone,
Lovella Thacker - age 61, of Hindman, Kentucky, died Saturday, April 22, 2006,
at the Hazard ARH, Hazard, Kentucky. She was born April 16, 1945, the daughter
of the late Willard and Della Slone Thacker. She was preceded in death by her
parents; husband: Wilmer Slone; two brothers: James (Jackie Gayheart) Thacker
and Gilford (Debbie Combs) Thacker; one sister: Wilma Dean Slone; 2
grandchildren. She is survived by eight sons: Dirk Slone of Hindman, Kentucky,
Rodney (Lisa) Slone of Mousie, Kentucky, Kerney (Kathy) Slone of Hindman,
Kentucky, Danny (Marsha) Slone of Hindman, Kentucky, Sammie (Melanie) Slone of
Mallie, Kentucky, Gil (Ragin) Slone of Leburn, Kentucky, Paul (Megan) Slone of
Hindman, Kentucky and Joshua (Sonya) Slone of Leburn, Kentucky; two daughters:
Mardella (Rick) Maronski of Jacksonville, Florida and Susan (Greg) Stacy of
Fisty, Kentucky; six brothers: Curby (Melvina) Thacker, Eugene (Sandy) Thacker
both of Garner, Kentucky, Levon "Super" (Nadine) Thacker of Wayland, Kentucky,
Carson (Brenda) Thacker of Mousie, Kentucky, Phillip (Tammy) Thacker of
Garner, Kentucky and Willard Ray (Kristen) Thacker of Leburn, Kentucky; six
sisters: Geveda "Veto" (Charles) Jacobs of Hindman, Kentucky, Ouida (Gary)
Corburn of Garrett, Kentucky, Arlene (Ronnie) Goble of Pikeville, Kentucky,
Roseanna (Freddie) Campbell of Hindman, Kentucky, Vora Lee (Jimmy) Combs of
Hindman, Kentucky and Linda (Phillip) Champion of Hindman, Kentucky; 22
grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Funeral services were conducted
Tuesday, April 25, at 11 a.m., at Nelson Frazier Funeral Home Chapel, Hindman,
Kentucky, with Eugene Thacker, Wayne Keene, Bethel Bolen, James Hughes and
others officiating. Burial followed in the Thacker Slone Cemetery, Garner,
Kentucky, under the direction of Nelson Frazier Funeral Home. Submitted by
Debbie Tamborski.
Obituary: Wilmer
Slone: Troublesome Creek Times Wednesday, December 22, 2004: Slone, Wilmer
- age 62, of Hindman, Kentucky, died on Wednesday, December 15, 2004, at
Applachian Regional Medical Center, Hazard, Kentucky. He was born on January
12, 1942, in Knott County, Kentucky, the son of Martha Short Slone and the
late Allen Slone. He was a disabled construction worker. He was preceded in
death by his father; two brothers, Clyde Slone and Johnny Slone; and two
grandchildren. He is survived by his wife, Lovella Thacker Slone; eight sons,
Dirk Slone, Danny (Marsha) Slone and Paul (Megan) Slone, all of Hindman,
Kentucky, Rodney (Lisa) Slone of Mousie, Kentucky, Kerney (Kathy) Slone of
Vest, Kentucky, Sammy (Melanie) Slone of Mallie, Kentucky, Gil (Ragin) Slone
and Joshua (Sonya) Slone, both of Leburn, Kentucky; two daughters, Mardella
(Rick) Maronski of Jasonville, Florida and Susan (Greg) Stacy of Fisty,
Kentucky; two sisters, Maxine Slone of Garner, Kentucky and Christine "Penny"
Collins of Topmost, Kentucky; and twenty-two grandchildren. Funeral services
were conducted on Sunday, December 19, at 1:00 p.m., at Nelson Frazier Funeral
Home, Hindman, Kentucky, with Eugene Thacker, Wayne Keene, Bethel Bolen, James
Hughes and others officiating. Burial followed in Willard Thacker Family
Cemetery, Garner, Kentucky, under the direction of Nelson Frazier Funeral
Obituary: Willard
Thacker: Hindman Funeral Services: Thacker, Willard age 86, of Garner,
Kentucky passed away Sunday, November 10, 2002 at the Knott County Nursing
Home. He was born in Knott County, Kentucky on August 9, 1916 to Norman
Thacker and Liza Slone Thacker. He was preceded in death by his Wife: Della
Thacker; 2 Sons: James and Gilford; Daughter: Wilma Dean Slone; Sisters: Nora
and Annie. He is survived by 6 Sons: Curby (Melvina) Thacker, Eugene (Sandy)
Thacker, Levon "Super" Thacker and Nadine, Phillip (Tammy) Thacker of Garner,
Kentucky, Carson (Brenda) Thacker of Mousie, Kentucky and Willard Ray (Chris)
Thacker of Leburn, Kentucky; 7 Daughters: Lovella (Wilmer) Slone and Geveda
(Charles) Jacobs of Hindman, Kentucky, Ouida (Gary) Coburn of Wayland,
Kentucky, Arlene (Ronnie) Goble of Harold, Kentucky, Rosanna Campbell (Tim
Ratliff), Nora Lee Thacker (Regan Maggard) and Linda (Phillip) Champion of
Leburn, Ky; 2 Daughters-in-law: Jackie and Debbie; 67 Grandchildren, 72 Great
Grandchildren, 2 Great Great Grandchildren; Special Friend: Nancy Faye Slone.
Visitation will be at the Hindman Funeral Services Chapel, Monday after 6 p.m.
and all day Tuesday with services each evening at 7 p.m. Funeral services will
be held at the Mt. Olive Regular Baptist Church, Wednesday, November 13, 2002
at 1:00 p.m. under the direction of Hindman Funeral Services. Interment will
be at the Willard Thacker Cemetery at Garner Kentucky.
xi. Lindsey Slone b May 1896 Knott Co KY; m.
about 1920 to Liza J Slone b 8 Feb 1901 Beaver TWP, Knott Co KY d 28 Jul 1985
Perry Co KY; d/o William Henry Slone and Louise Slone. Children of Lindsey
Slone and Liza J Slone;
1. Bertha Slone b 1 JAN
1921 Knott Co KY d 24 Jun 1988 Hindman, Knott Co KY
2. Pheaba Slone b 11
DEC 1922 Knott Co KY d 5 Jul 2005 Garner, Knott Co KY; buried Jackson Slone
Cemetery, Garner, KY; m. Arnzie Slone b 24 Oct 1918 Knott Co KY d 21 Jul 1962
Knott Co KY; s/o William Slone and Dora Bell Short. Children of Amzie Slone
and Pheaba Slone; I. Clester Slone II. Gurnis Slone b 3 Oct 1949 Knott Co KY d
7 Mar 1996 Perry Co KY III. Annis "Anzie" Slone (triplet) b 7 Jan 1955 d
before 2005 Knott Co KY IV. Janis Slone (triplet) b 7 Jan 1955 Knott Co KY d
before 2005 V. Carol Slone (triplet) b 7 Jan 1955 Knott Co KY d before 2005
VI. Mary Ann Slone
Obituary: Pheaba
Slone Holliday: Posted in the Troublesome Creek Times, Wednesday, July 13,
2005. Pheaba Slone Holliday, age 82, of Garner, Kentucky, died Tuesday July 5,
2005 at her residence. She was born December 11, 1922, the daughter of the
late Lenzy and Liza Slone. She was preceded in death by her parents; first
husband: Arnzie Slone; one son: Gurnis Slone; three daughters: Annis Slone,
Janis Slone & Carol Slone; five brothers: Elza Slone, Earnest Slone, Elmer
Slone, Ellis Slone & L.B. Slone; one sister: Bertha Slone. She is survived by
one son: Clester Slone of Hindman, Kentucky; one daughter: Mary Ann Slone of
Hindman, Kentucky; one brother: Joe B. Slone of Garner, Kentucky; six
grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren; a host of nieces, nephews, family and
Funeral services were conducted Friday, July 8, at 1 p.m. at the Nelson
Frazier Funeral Home, Hindman, Kentucky. Burial followed in the Jackson Slone
Cemetery, Garner, Kentucky, under the direction of Nelson Frazier Funeral
3. Earnest Slone b
about 1926 Knott Co KY d 24 Dec 1979 Floyd Co KY
4. Elza Slone b 7 NOV
1927 Knott Co KY d 13 May 1986 Garner, Knott Co KY
5. Ellis Slone b about
1930 Knott Co KY d before 2005
6. Joe B Slone
7. L. B. Slone b 8 AUG
1938 Knott Co KY d 31 Dec 2000 Red Fox, Knott Co KY.
8. Elmer Slone

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Well, it was easier to post this in one central location. I'll warn you that the narrative is a bit long. I don't have all of my birth photos back yet, but I have a few great ones that I posted with the story. Here's the link to my blog if you want to take a look!
Crystal (34) married to LPN DH (38) , mama to (7/07), (1/09), and (7/11) and (12/28)
What a great birth story! Congratulations, he is beautiful and I love the names :)
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Amazing hypnobabies birth! Congrats, mama. You know I've been stalking. :)
Beautiful Crystal! I am so glad you got your homebirth in the end!!!! :)
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Great story! I was so relieved and happy that you got your homebirth!
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DDC crashing... what a great birth story! Glad you got your home water birth! I'm in the same boat so this was really nice to read. I'm 42 weeks tomorrow and just drank my castor oil smoothie at 7am. We'll see what happens!
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Ooh. Good luck! I'll have to stalk the July club to see how things turn out for you!
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DDCC A-fricken-mazing! I felt the same way having to have a biophysical profile done at the end - as it was my only "medical" thing during my whole pregnancy. I scored very low, too, but my MW trusted me & my gut and I also ended up going into labor the next morning at 1am -- except it took me almost 48 hours to get to the actual baby part :) Congrats to you!! Lovely kiddo, too!
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The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders is the American Psychiatric Association's bible for mental health diagnoses. Insurance companies are more likely to cover treatment for issues listed in the manual, which attempts in many cases to define "normal" behavior, so the debate over what's included can be highly charged.
The DSM-5, the most recent edition of the book, includes among its new diagnoses social (pragmatic) communication disorder. This issue is characterized by challenges with both verbal and nonverbal communication that are not better explained by another diagnosis.
Everyone struggles with social skills from time to time, but for people with a diagnosis of social communication disorder, daily interactions can be exhausting and frustrating. The new diagnosis helps to explain difficulties with both verbal and nonverbal communication that aren't caused by a developmental delay, cognitive problem, or other mental health diagnosis. Some symptoms of SCD are similar to autism, but unlike autism, SCD isn't characterized by repetitive behavior or highly focused interests. People with SCD might previously have been incorrectly diagnosed with autism. In other cases, they might have been labeled as uncooperative conversational partners or incorrectly perceived as people with poor social skills.
SCD doesn't interfere with people's cognitive abilities outside of the social sphere. Instead, people with the issue face specific challenges regarding social communication. In private, they may be able to write eloquently or establish clear plans for communicating with others, but something goes wrong when they have to communicate with others. Because SCD and autism share many features, it may be that SCD is a milder form of autism or is caused by similar factors. A combination of environmental and genetic factors can play a role, and early interventions may help with symptoms.
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Because SCD can manifest in ways similar to autism, it's important to clearly itemize and lobby for an accurate diagnosis. Some children with SCD may have been incorrectly diagnosed as autistic.
Treatment for SCD is varied and complex. There's no single treatment protocol that works for everyone. Instead, clinicians may recommend a variety of interventions ranging from speech therapy to communication training and occupational therapy. Early interventions tend to be more effective, but people of any age can be treated.
Because the diagnosis is new, people with SCD may receive more effective treatment if they seek out treatment providers specializing in the issue or in autism spectrum-related issues.
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Right on! I can recall at least two people I know who show these symptoms. They are good at what they do and abilities are just fine. But when it comes to social communication it can get a but weird with them.
I always thought some people are just shy. Not knowing or hearing about this disorder before didnt help. It's old to see that disorder that have always existed and those that were maidiagnosed as something else in the last are finally getting their real estate on the DSM.
huh, i think i have a lot of people like this in my life who have not been labeled with autism but whom i have labeled with foot in mouth itiis!
but seriously, i know that this is a frustrating thing for some people who just aren't social at heart and they have a very hard time developing social skills and relationships due to these deficits
You might start to see a lot of insurance companies really start to push back on not wanting to cover this one. Thhey might just say that this person is an introvert, and why should that be covered whether it is listed in the manual or not?
I was diagnosed with this over the summer, unfortunately. My diagnosis was hurried, because my teachers were beginning to believe i had sociopath disorder, and they were spreading it around the high school. I'm not shy or timid, i am very artistic, intelligent, and im outstanding in my martial arts classes. I would get ridiculed by students because i couldn't tell if they were serious or if they were kidding around, and some noticed that and got a kick out of messing with my head. My own parents called me a burden, because they were frustrated and embarassed that i was the only sibling who could not make a crap ton of friends and be a social expert like my brothers. I just sucked at socializing and didn't know why. I never felt depressed about any of this though, i was always confused. So if i sound a bit melodramatic, im sorry.
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- 2010 NCAA Outdoor Championships Qualifier for the 800m (18th)
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Cross Country- Finished 30th in the 8K race at the Missouri Cross Country Challenge, posting a final time of 30:07.63
Indoor Track- Competed primarily in the 4x400m and 800m during the season...Started with a 1st and 2nd place finish at the KU-MU Dual in the 1000m (2:26.42) and DMR (10:14.95), respecitvely...Ran 4:22.73 in the Mile at the Illini Clasic, placing 5th to pair with the 2nd place in the 4x400m (3:18.71)...Had a season-best in the 800m at the Texas A&M Invitational, where he ran 1:48.69 to place 4th...He was also part of the 2nd place DMR team at Texas, crossing the line in 10:01.25...Competed at the Big 12 Championships in the 4x400m (3:14.47) and 800m (1:49.46), placing 7th and 5th, respectively...Took 12th in the 800m (1:49.84) at the Notre Dame Alex Wilson Invitational
Outdoor Track- Started the season at the Arkansas Spring Invitational, where he took 3rd in the 800m (1:50.14) and 4th in the 4x400m (3:12.72)...Ran his season-best 800m at the LSU Battle on the Bayou Invitational, finishing 4th in 1:48.07...Also took 5th for the 4x400m (3:11.75) at LSU...Took a pair of 2nd place finishes at Tom Botts in the 4400m (3:13.09) and 1500m (3:51.66)...Took 3rd in the 800m at Drake Relays (1:50.43) and 15th as part of the Sprint Medley Relay (3:38.19)...Was part of the 7th place 4x400m team at the Big 12 Championships (3:10.69)...Competed at the NCAA West Preliminary Round in the 800, and finished 11th in 1:50.78
Cross Country- Placed 11th overall, and 4th among the Tigers, at the SIU Early Bird with a time of 20:58.90...Was 5th for the black and gold, 82nd overall, at the Big 12 Championships clocking in at 29:54.41...He was 5th for the Mizzou squad, 169th overall, at the NCAA Midwest Regional, finishing the 10K course in 35:39.52
Indoor Track- Had another winning start to his season, taking 1st at the Missouri Invitational for the 4x400m (3:19.65)...Accompanied that performance with a 4th place finish in the 600 yrd. race, crossing the line in 1:14.62...Took 1st in the 800m at the KU-MU Dual in 1:54.67 and paired that finish with a 2nd place performance in the 4x800m (8:04.11)...Raced the 4x400m and 800m at the Adidas Classic, finishing in 5th and 2nd, respectively...Took 3rd in the 4x400m (3:15.43) and 13th in the 800m (1:53.64) at the Bill Bergan Invitational...Competed in the 800m (8th), 4x400m (8th), and DMR (10th) at the Big 12 Championships
Outdoor Track- Did not compete
Cross Country- Ran in the SIU Early Bird and was clocked at 21:33.80 for the 6K course, good for 22nd
Indoor Track- Competed primarily in the 800m and 4x400m...Started the season with a couple 2nd place finishes at the Missouri Invitational for the 4x400m (3:20.80) and Mile (4:16.60)...Competed in the DMR and 1000m at the MU-KU Dual, finishing in 2nd (10:14.32) and 1st (2:32.13), respectively...Had another win at the Adidas Classic in the 800m, finishing in 1:50.56...Also competed as part of the 4x400m at the Adidas Classic, crossing the line in 3:18.27 for 7th...Raced in the 4x400m (11th) and 800m (58th) at the Notre Dame Meyo Invitational...Had a PR in the 800m at the ISU Classic, finishing 6th in 1:49.31...He also competed as part of the 12th place 4x400m at ISU...Took 3rd at the Big 12 Championships for the 800m, crossing the line in 1:50.39...Competed in the Iowa State NCAA Qualifier, finishing 8th for the 800m in 1:50.51
Outdoor Track- Started the outdoor season with a 1st place finish in the 800m at the Missouri Relays (1:53.78), and a 3rd place finish for the 4x400m (3:18.03)...Ran in the 1500m at the Tom Botts Invitational, and finished 5th in 3:59.63...Took 11th in the 800m at the Oregon Pepsi Invitational (1:52.38)...Had a successful Kansas Relays, taking 1st place in both the 800m (1:50.52) and 4x880 yrd. (7:39.25), and 2nd in the 4x400m (3:12.83)...Took 5th in the 4x800m (7:20.17) and DMR (9:44.08) at the Drake Relays...Won the Arkansas Twilight 800m (1:49.88) and took 6th in the 4x400m (3:14.37)...Was the Big 12 Champion in the 800m (1:48.40), and took 8th in the 4x400m (3:10.40)...Had a new personal record in the 800m at the NCAA West Region Prelims, where he took 8th in 1:47.53...Qualified for the NCAA Championships in the 800m, and finished in 1:50.25 for 18th place
Cross Country- Finished 5th for the Tigers, 75th overall, at the Bradley Classic
Indoor Track- Started the season with a win at the Missouri Invitational, hitting 1:55.63 in the 800m...Took 2nd in the 1000m at the Missouri Collegiate Challenge, running 2:36.22...Took 8th in the 800m at the Big 12 Championships in 1:52.25
Outdoor Track- Finished the 800m at the Indiana Billy Hayes Invitational in 5th with 1:50.11...Grabbed another 8th place finish at the Big 12 Championships, finishing the 800m in 1:55.12
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Blake ran for Pleasant Valley HS under coach Erik Belby...Also ran for the Riverdal XC Club...He was an IHSAA All-State athlete in Cross Country, and helped lead his team to State Titles in 2006 and 2007...He earned five State Titles in Track and Field, including a sweep of the 800m and 1600m in 2008...Also helped his team earn the 2008 State Track Championship Title...He was State Runner-Up in the 1600m his junior year...He was a five-time Drake Relay Champion, including two titles for the 1600m and two for the 4x800m...He was nominated for the Relays' Athlete in 2007 and earned Runner-Up in 2008...Blake was a two-time USATF Junior Olympic Champion...High School Bests were 49.28 (400m), 1:52.69 (800m), 3:58.21 (1500m), 4:15.91 (1600m), 15:02 (3-mile), and 15:41 (5K)
Parents are Thomas and Dawn...Born February 21, 1990 in Lich, Germany...Is studying Communications with a minor in Business
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A charming hideaway in one of Djerba's forgotten villages, perfect for relaxing and exploring the island's ancient culture
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ADRIAN - The Croswell Opera House in downtown Adrian proudly presents "Snowflake," the one-man silent comedy that performer Gale LaJoye brings to life. To be presented Sunday, Dec. 23 at 2:30 p.m., Snowflake lives in a street lot that is a catchall for discarded things. With a hilarious blend of comedic genius, slapstick feats of balance, and tender moments, LaJoye spins the tale of a creative and gentle soul that entertains and gains pleasure from turning simple objects into comic treasures.
LaJoye's mastery of timing, nuance and subtle style will warm your heart, causing laughter, tears and pangs of recognition. Since first premiering "Snowflake" in 1990, the show has toured throughout Asia, South America, Australia, Mexico, Canada and the United States. Hailed by critics and audiences alike as a "must see," LaJoye has performed the show thousands of times, and weaves different schools of theater into funny and poignant stories that help adults and children turn sorrow into joy.
Tickets for "Snowflake" are $20 for adults, $15 for seniors and students, and $5 for children. A $5 discount is available on adult tickets with a donation to help several local agencies. In collaboration with the Adrian Public Schools Homeless Student Program, the Boys and Girls Club of Lenawee, and the Catherine Cobb Shelter, The Croswell is collecting personal care items and $5 gift cards for local restaurants. All collected items will be shared with the partner organizations, and anyone who makes a donation will receive their adult ticket for just $15. A list of suggested items includes AA batteries, deodorant, shampoo, diapers, basketballs, dodge balls, Legos, Ziploc bags, calculators, board games, blow driers, and curling irons.
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Cable-free computer networks came closer to becoming a reality earlier this month when NCR launched WaveLAN - a microwave radio link for office computers. The launch follows the decision of the Department of Trade and Industry last month to grant NCR the first British licence for a microwave link for computer networks.
In the WaveLAN system, a card is slotted into the back of the PC. A single cable runs from the card to an antenna, which is about the size of a slightly flattened cigarette packet. The antennae pick up data from other computers on the network. NCR says that the average operating radius is 180 metres.
The signal is low in power but spread over a wide band of radio frequencies. Each message is repeated 10 times to ensure it is not affected by interference.
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September 22, 2006 9:09 AM PDT
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White boxes, which are generic systems that companies can brand, are typically geared to market segments where it's harder for those companies to differentiate their products. Although Intel is best known as a processor maker, it also sells white box systems--both in bare-bones configurations or with memory and hard drives installed.
Intel's two new white box models will be available in the fourth quarter and each accommodate as many as four Montecito Itaniums, the first in the high-end processor family to incorporate dual-processing cores.
The two rack-mountable systems--a dual-processor SR9000MK4U, which is 3.5 inches thick, and a four-processor SR9000WG2U, which is 7 inches thick--use a chipset made by Hitachi to link the processors with subsystems such as memory, storage or input-output, Intel said. The company added it has discontinued making its own Itanium chipsets for the foreseeable future.
Selling white box systems carries some risk of peeving those Itanium-based computer makers who already have server designs of their own and might not want competition from their processor supplier, but it also could help Intel, said Gabriel Consulting Group analyst Dan Olds.
"They need to do something to spur Itanium demand, with Hewlett-Packard being the only other volume Itanium vendor. Intel certainly has the market heft to make a difference," Olds said.
Itanium is becoming relatively mainstream, but it got off to a rocky start, and only one of the top four server makers sells computers that use it. Increasing the presence of Itanium servers in the market makes it easier to attract and maintain support from crucial software companies.
French computer company Bull is the first customer for the new systems. In the past, others to use white boxes included Fujitsu and Dell, but Dell discontinued its Itanium product line in 2005.
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LOVE IS: Finding someone to share their vision of the world, their path through life, making each day better in every way than the last.
FALLS IN LOVE: With their head first. INTJs bring a lot of depth, creativity and intensity and insight to their realtionships.
FALLS OUT OF LOVE: If they have decided it is the right thing to do, INTJs are able to leave a relationship when it's over.
INTIMACY: Their natural creativity and intensity can shine through in the INTJ's sexual life. They may need to be more verbally expressive with their partner.
COMMITMENT: Seeks a lifelong, commited relationship. By nature INTJs are 'improvers' always keen to make their relationships better.
MOST SATISFIED WITH: A partner who allows them the independence to achieve their goals, and one who appreciates their ability to offer creative solutions to problems.
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The INTJ is loyal but independent. INTJs can be almost scientific in choosing a mate and make devoted partners once they have found a match that fits their rigorous list of requirements. However, they often do not see the need for affection or niceties, and their partners may find them difficult to read. INTJs find the process of discussing emotions much too messy and disorganised.
INTJs value a partner that allows them the independence to achieve their goals, and one who appreciates their efficacy, insight and ability to offer creative solutions to problems.
Take relationships and commitments seriously
Usually self-confident and not threatened by conflict or criticism
Good listener
Generally extremely intelligent and capable
Interested in 'optimising' their relationship.
May sometimes rush into relationships
Not naturally in tune with others feelings or good at expressing feelings and affections
May tend to respond to conflict with logic and reason, rather than the desired emotional support
May tend to hold back part of themselves.
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As a teen, he was slow to mature. He was interested in girls, but was very awkward around them. He also felt that most girls were just plain silly, so he did not date. By his senior year in college, he was actively looking for a mate but wasn't quite sure how to go about it. One day he happened to strike up a conversation with a young woman he'd known slightly. They immediately hit it off, covering topics ranging from the inane (comic strips) to the sublime (the origin of life). They married a year later. Hamid feels very relieved to have successfully cleared this life hurdle.
In high school, she watched others flirt and felt a combination of envy and disgust. In college, Pat found some dates in her upper level classes and professional organizations. Now she has a steady boyfriend. They enjoy long technical and philosophical talks and cultural experiences. They have talked of marriage, but, at this point, they're too involved in their careers.
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