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Yesterday I saw my first blue wing olives of the year. There were only a couple of flies and the fish that were up ignored the tiny sailboats and kept eating midges. Still, there is something about that first mayfly that signals a change. I never really think too much about the changing seasons. At some point in the middle of October I look at the yellow leaves on the cottonwood trees and realize winter is bearing down again. Everything else just sort of fades together. There is winter, and there is the fishing season when you guides don't ice up. Those first mayflies signal a change from the former to the latter.
I still fish in winter, though not with the same expectations or ambition that I have in the summer. I usually spend or month or so completely away from the water. This seems to provide the proverbial recharging of batteries. At some point in February I find myself daydreaming about the big sky and bright cutthroats eating foam grasshopper imitations. It is then that I pull out my fishing log—which holds the raw data and some observations from the last five years' worth of trips—and tentatively plan out the year. Most of those plans change, but there is something nice about penciling in a trip to fish the July evening caddis on the Madison while watching the snowfall on a February evening.
This year has been crazy enough that I haven't planned much of anything yet. Except for a trip to the Mizzou (get ready for us, Headhunters) in April, the calendar is empty. Maybe I should switch it up, fly by the seat of my pants a bit more this year, go where the wind might take me. Maybe not. Getting those trips on the calendar means they can't as easily be turned into weekends cleaning gutters or building a fence. Yeah, I think I need to plan.
Either way, this is an excellent time of year. Even though I haven't felt it too much yet, the thaw is starting. Rainbows are moving to spawning redds, trickles of snow melt are dripping their way down rock formations. The first great hatches of the year are getting ready to pop. Blue wings, skwalas, then mother's day caddis, march browns, salmon flies, golden stones, drakes in all their varieties, summer caddis, pale morning duns, flavs, callibaetis, tricos, and on and on until we hit blue wings again next fall. It is enough to get downright excited about.
My daughter is devouring the Harry Potter novels right now. She is a voracious reader and she is knocking these things out with a speed that I am a little bewildered by. She is reading the fourth novel of seven. So I pointed out that she was almost half way done, and that when she finished the book in her hand, she would be more than half way done. This realization caused her to sort of yelp and sigh. She didn't want to be halfway done. I think she believes she could happily read Harry Potter books for the rest of her life. But she doesn't want to slow down either. She is hooked.
For the fly angler, slowing down is a different kind of choice. A fishing season moves on at the same pace each year—it is up to us how often we venture out into the water to experience it. Right now I feel like I have a whole series of books in front of me, waiting to be read. Who knows what will happen this year? I don't know and I don't really want to. The only sure bet is that at some point, somewhere in the West, something on a trout stream will shock me with an unexpected plot twist. I can't wait.


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Jaylene Lineberry
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Posted: 5 Jun 2005 2:21AM GMT
Edited: 31 Aug 2005 2:47PM GMT
Ok well now that I have your attention I hope to help you and I put the pieces together. Over the past 5 years I have been attempting to link my family into the Lineberry Lineage. At first I figured that I had to some how been connected to this 1750's Jacob that came from Germany. However I could barely link grandfather Sherman Lineberry into the mix.
After some years from my very amateur post in 2000 I received some help from a distant cousin named Steve Gillett. He gave me the boost I needed at least to start the puzzle. As it seemed at this point of my research there was a man named Abram/Abraham that lead a wagon train from North Carolina thru migration paths in Tennessee, Kentucky, Indiana, and Illinois. The myth which I found in story form in a Cumberland County History book on him and a family chart complied in1972 by a Rogene Lineberry. It again stated that the name was changed and that it was from Germany also that Abram and most of the family too was from North Carolina.
Now that the door at least going back this far was open I could try to link it to the infamous "JACOB". Wrong! Nothing is what I found. Except for some very incomplete and partial guess charts online Abram seemed to of hatched. I continue with my research and was able to at least start to support that this migration did take place however almost another 3 years have passed with no luck.
Even with traveling to Illinois, and visiting the Toledo Archives I was unable to prove anything but the fact that this man did die and he had the tombstone to prove it but that there was even more questions forming. The idea of Jacob Sr coming from Germany bothered me. It seemed without thoroughly researching everyone's work that there was lost of confusion on these NC, Jacobs and who was who let alone which one was the oldest and if he was the first to arrive. I started to match up dates of all Lineberry that were known around my "Abram's" age. Again it was looking as if this man if connected should connect and rather easily, expect ally if this "MYTH" of wagon trail etc was true.
Now to just fill you in on some of the facts / idea that at this time was floating in my head. I figured that this NC Jacob was not the first to arrive or if he was that he had come with a brother or other family maybe another male. Now I couldn't prove or disprove it but the thought of a plantation and a wagon train across west terriority and these myths seemed to well thought out to not have a hint of some truth. (Oh Plantation you ask?... Yes another one of the facts/myths was that he was heir to a plantation with brothers and possible due to the civil war and family disputes gave up his rights and got out of dodge if you know what I mean) Now the incomplete charts stated that Abram/Abraham's father was a John Lineberry m. to a possible Molly Lineberry and folks that was it!
Now a little upgrade on my history these last few years. I currently work for the Clarksville-Montgomery County Public Library as a Genealogist/Librarian. This pasted week I just finished attending NGS 2005 GENTECH in Nashville. Which for those that aren't familiar, these is the National Genealogical Society's Genealogist Conference for the United States. Here scholars and professional gather to teach everyone how to research etc.
Well I believe I DID LEARN SOMETHING! :)
At lunch I decided to stop into the States Archives and Library and poke around a bit before the conference was over and I had to return home. I live other 45 mins away from the Nashville Library but you know the closer it is the less likely you are to actually visit. Well...... (Catches her breath) Now that I have talked your ear off I am going to explain in detail what I found and why I think that I might with definitely more research solve the Mystery of All LINEBERRY'S.
Now where to start… Ok first let me explain how I found what I believe to be the jewel of all jewels. Now I was walking thru the family history isle and found myself a bit lost. I happened to start shelf-reading the books and saw that I was in a very large collection of books on Virginia. Now something caught my eye. It was a 1780-90 something tax list/census book on heads of households in Virginia. Since this was claiming to be an early census prior to the Federal 1790 and a tax list I couldn't help but seek a peek in the index. And to my surprise I found two men Peter and John with lots of livestock living at ripe old ages. Now the catch was that the name was not Lineberry but Lionberger. This didn't stop me however from poking about some more. As researchers we all know and or have seen Lineberry spelt many different and very wrong ways. Now the idea of a John with a similar last name and wealth not to far from North Carolina keep my attention. A valuable piece of information stated in the book was that they lived in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia.
So I searched the racks more and more till I found that portion of their collection and two hours later and a pile of books in the walk way with my nose stuck deep in them I found family records and history's that you wouldn't believe. Including a brother "Jacob†and parents going back to Germany. The wonderful thing was this John did have a child named Abraham and he owned a PLANTATION. My story came together but I believe that all the raw data I am still reading and shifting through will help many many connect and correct there stories too. Now something to keep in mind if you attempt to search as I did and find more cause I will be honest once you see some of what I found you will want to look more; keep in mind that in the early 18th century and 19th century states and counties were forming and changing. Something I learned was that records usually created in one spot aren't always in the place you think of. Such as this Shenandoah Valley was called many different things over the years that our ancestors lived there. Keep in mind this and try to as I am now doing study the land and time and history as I found the area I speak of is now considered to be Page/Orange/a few other county lines.
Well enough of me lecturing, sorry it's my job coming out of me. I am going to create a new reply off of my own with replication of the details and stories, one in particular that I think will put all this in to light.
John W. Wayland, Ph.D "A History of Shenandoah County Virginia,1927
Jaylene Lineberry
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Posted: 5 Jun 2005 2:39AM GMT
Lineberry, Lineberger, Lionberger, Leyenberger, Stover, Kauffman, Boyer, Huffman, Printz, Almond, Broaddus, Botts, Hite, Herschberger, Long, Hockman, Grove, Edge, Mauck, Brubaker, Wolfensberger, Skidnow, Yates
A History of Shenandoah County Virginia , by John W. Wayland, Ph. D. ,1927
Page 706 Top of the page Title "SKETCH of The Lineberger Family
(Originally spelled Leyenberger, but now spelled by one branch of the family as Lineberger and by others as Lionberger).
Upon request of relatives and friends, I will try to write a sketch of the Lineberger family, the facts that I will give being based on information I have at hand, together with my own personal knowledge of the family.
My great-grandfather, John Lineberger, lived in the Hawks Bill Valley, known as Shenandoah County, Virginia, now as Page County. His father Jean Leyenberger (he changed the spelling of the name soon after arriving) came to Virginia from Alsace-Lorraine early in the eighteenth century, with other colonist from the same section, and took up all the land from Grove's Mill to the Graves' land, then a veritable wilderness. The Indians were so hostile that the family had to abandon their newly acquired lands for awhile. It is believed that they went to North Carolina, and returned later. John's brothers, Peter and Louis are supposed to have remained in North Carolina, this supposition being based on the fact that there are a similarly (Lineberger). There were two sisters, Barbara, who married a Stover, and Mary, who married a Kauffman.
The Lineberger family is of Alsatian or Lorraine descent, a mixture of French and German blood sometimes referred to at the time the family came to America as Palatines, but of then French nationality. John Lineberger was American born, or came to this country when quite young. He became lost with a friend, once when a boy, in the Blue Ridge Mountains, and they were compelled to stay out all night. In wandering during the night they came upon ground that glittered brilliantly; each secured a specimen, which proved to be nuggets of silver. All efforts to afterwards locate this spot were futile. He was married three times and became the father of seventeen children. He died in 1815. His first wife was Barbara Boyer, to which union were born two children, David and Barbara. David lived on the Hawks Bill at what is known as the Joseph Huffman farm, now owned by his son, W. D. Huffman. David because the father of six children His two sons Isaac and John, lived in Luray, Virginia. John Lineberger, whose name sometimes appears as "Lionberger,†conducted a large mercantile business in the large brick building on West Main Street, now owned by ex-sheriff Rosser. He was in my boyhood well remembered by many of the older citizens of Page County. The building in which this business was conducted was erected by John and Isaac. Later John went to Booneville, Missouri where some of his descendants are now living. He had four daughters, Nancy Lincoln, the mother of Angeline Printz, wife of Lorenzo Printz, also Josephine Stover; Barbara Almond, the wife of Emanuel Almond, of Luray, who is well remembered by our middle-citizens; Isabel Broaddus, wife of Rev. Andrew Broaddus, the father of the later lamented A. Broaddus of Luray; and Sally Botts, of whom we have lost trace.
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John Lineberger's second wife was Barbara Stover , a descendant of Jacob Stover of Stove's Town, now named Strasburg—after his birthplace, to which union was born three children, John, Peter and Susanne. This family all went west early in the eighteenth century and their descendants are scattered throughout the western states, particularly Tennessee, and some as far west as Texas, so I have heard. Susanne lived in Ohio and married a man by the name of Hite, a descendant of Baron Joist Hite, the Pioneer and first settler of the Shenandoah Valley.
John's third wife was Barbara Herschberger, the result of this union being eleven children; four sons and three daughters lived to an old age and reared large families. The remainder of the eleven children died when quite young. Samuel Lineberger, or Lionberger, as the name began to be spelled in Virginia, was the oldest of the family and lived on the adjoining farm to the southward, known as the Rev. John Huffman farm, now owned by his son Charles S. Huffman. Abram lived to the westward just across the creek on the farm now owned by the late Rev. Samuel Spitler's widow. Joseph lived on the adjoining farm to the northward of Abraham's place; know as the Reuben Long place, now owned by his son, W.J. Long. Samuel Lionberger (or Lineberger) was born in 1790; died 1868. He married Susan Hockman near Kimball, Page County, Virginia, who died about the year 1850. To this union five sons and four daughters were born, whom I will mention later.
Abraham, the second son of John Lineberger, married Anna Koontz. He was the father of eight children, tow sons and six daughters. He left this country and went to Hancock County, Illinois, in 1838 and later to California, where he died in 1868. His wife died in 1860.
Joseph, the third son, was born in 1794. His wife was Esther Bruner. To this union were born five sons and three daughters. Joseph Lionberger—as this branch of the family had now changed the spelling of the name—with his eight children and son-in-law, Jacob Grove, brother of the later Joseph Grove, left this country for the wild west in a covered wagon in the year 1835. They landed in Hancock County, Illinois, after many long weeks travel, and were among the early settlers of that country. He died in 1868; his wife in 1865. Rebecca Grove, daughter of Joseph, is the only one of the family now living, and who should be credited with the greater part of this information. Her brother John W. Lionberger, grew up with that country and became a very noted man. He was correspondent for the county paper for nearly a quarter of a century; he contributed to its columns under the nom de plume of "Plow-Boy.†He held the office of justice of the peace for over twenty-five years; he was also supervisor and taught school for a while. He wrote a partial history of his life, and died at his home in La. Crosse, Illinois, February 10th, 1902.
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The fourth son, Jacob Lionberger, was united in marriage to Elizabeth Edge, to which union two sons and four daughters were born, He, also, with his family, went west and died in 1887; his wife died in 1864. He has one son living, whose name is Silas. The four brothers' sisters were Mary Grove, Polly Mauck and Leah Brubaker. Mary Grove was the mother of John Grove, father of J.P. Grove, now living on the Hawks Bill. Polly Mauck was the mother of our venerable Robert Mauck; Leah Brubaker lived in Ohio.
We now go back to Samuel Lionberger's children. His oldest son John, went to Crawford County, Illinois, and married Susanne Hite's daughter, a cousin of his, for his first wife (his second wife's name is not known) and reared a large family. David married Emily Skidnow, of West Virginia; to which union were born tow sons and three daughters. In his early life he lived in this country, three miles north of Luray, near what is now known as Sandy Hook; later he went to Champaign, Illinois, where his descendants are now living. Jacob went to Weatherford, Texas and married a wealthy lady by the name of Wolfensberger. He was a school teacher. He has one son living, whose name is John M. Lionberger and who is married and living in Weatherford. William also went west and married a lady by the name of Graves; later he went to Fort Worth, Texas, where he died in 1897. He has one son living whose name is Melville. Samuel J. Lionberger, the youngest, lived on the old homestead, which remains in the family to this day. He was united in marriage to Susan H. Huffman, who is now living at the age of 66 years, in the year 1850, to which union was born three sons and eight daughters. Six members of this family live within a radius of three miles of the old pre-revolutionary homestead; one son in Greensboro, N.C., two daughters in Cooper County, Missouri, and tow daughters are dead.
The four daughters of Samuel Lionberger are Nancy Huffman, wife of Rev. John Huffman, Susan Yates, now living, wife of Slaughter Yates, of Culpeper, Va., Sarah Hite, now living, wife of Jacob R. Hite, of Marksville, this county, and Mary Anne, who died when young.
With all the generations of Lionbergers born in Virginia, there are but two families now living in the state that are known by this name.
Luray, Va., Feb. 27th 1905
The foregoing sketch was supplied for this work by Hon. Walter F. Lineberger, M. C., who represents the 9th district of California. The latter's wife was Florence Elizabeth Hite, great-great-great-granddaughter of Joist Hite, and a great-granddaughter of Major Isaac Hite of Belle Grove.
Hon. And Mrs. Lineberger were married at Los Angeles, June 16, 1909. They have four children: Elizabeth, born 1911; Walter Franklin, Jr., born 1913; Janet Hite,
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born 1918; and Anne Lorraine, 1920. The families of Lineberger and Hite have intermarried for many generations in the Valley of Virginia. It is also a remarkable coincidence that they immigrated to America from the same locality in Alsace, about 200 years ago.
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John Lionberger, Senior's Will Abstract (Linking Abraham)
Jaylene Lineberry
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Posted: 5 Jun 2005 2:48AM GMT
Lineberry, Lineberger, Lionberger, Leyenberger
Virginia Deed Books I, K, L 1792-1799 in Shenandoah County by, Amelia C. Gilreath 1989
Page 135 second abstract down
Will Book I - page 416
JOHN LIONBERGER, SENIOR, Shenandoah County. Wife: Barbara. Four sons: Samuel: Abraham; Joseph and Jacob - the plantation whereon I now live equally divided amongst them after Jacob arrives of lawful age. Daus: Mary; Leak; Magdalene; Barbara; Susannah; Rebecca. Mentions: David and Peter, heirs of son, John. Also, leaves his Black Smith tooks to his four sons.
Exors: William Marye and William Almond
Wit: Ambrose Booten, John Whiting and William Mourer
Dated 15 Jan. 1813 Proved 11 Sept. 1815
Re: John W. Wayland, Ph.D "A History of Shenandoah County Virginia,1927
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Posted: 7 Dec 2007 5:09AM GMT
AH hah, MY Little deary but how wrong you are.I am from a line of lineberry's that have kept a very detailed history of our family roots all the way back the the rhine river in Germany
in the year 1292 ( but your clue of the day is_?
The lineberry's that settled at the base of pilot mountain in North Carolina holds the key for what you seek. Other clues to show that your way is true are, 5 brothers in all,a set of twins,will verify a sign. WWII came before then, and a tale from wars that they fought before then. And when you reach a place across the sea the "wine" on the Rhine will tell you this is he
Re: John W. Wayland, Ph.D "A History of Shenandoah County Virginia,1927
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Posted: 3 May 2009 4:04PM GMT
I am researching my husband's g.g.grandfather Daniel G. Lineberry b.1801 in Wadesboro, NC married to Mary Jane James. I cannot find who his parents are or where he was born. Can you help me or point me in the right direction.
Re: John W. Wayland, Ph.D "A History of Shenandoah County Virginia,1927
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Posted: 16 Mar 2010 8:59PM GMT
Your response to Jalene's wild speculations are correct. Her Abram (and mine) is the grandson of Jacob and Catherine Elizabeth Lineberry. If you have data on Jacob Lineberry's ancestry back in Germany, I would like to visit with you. Also, I'm looking for clarification on Catherine Elizabeth's indian heritage.
Give me a shout at
Re: John W. Wayland, Ph.D "A History of Shenandoah County Virginia,1927
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Posted: 8 Jun 2011 10:05PM GMT
Did you find any information on Catherine Elizabeth's Indian heritage? Thanks. A 5th or 6th generation descendent! Joyce
Re: I think this monkey wrench doesn't help your theory
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Posted: 22 Oct 2013 2:27AM GMT
This is a little from Jacobs great,great,great,grandson that throws a monkey wrench into your theory. Okay, we'll start then, in 1752. Jacob Lineberry and his wife and two children, William and Jacob Jr, settled in Randolph County, North Carolina. They were farmers and I suppose that was about the only industry going then was farming support themselves. And of course, like every children, grew up. This Jacob married and raised a large family. I have in some of my papers the names of his children. This Jacob Jr eventually was an old Revolutionary War Veteran. At one time he was at home and saw this detachment of British soldiers led by some infamous British officer that was known for his murderous acts and, of course, Jacob Jr saw him coming and ran on an hid. His wife had baked for a large cake of corn bread and it was hot and very odorous, pleasant to the masculine appetite. She wrapped it in some clothing of some kind and hid it in the chest. The officer came in...through it and they got it and they ate it themselves. Of course, they could find no men folk there and they went on. But Jacob Jr could have easily killed this British officer but knew that he would massacre the whole family had he chosen to do so. (see page 3-4 of W.S. Lineberry's book The Lineberry Family for story where Leonard probably originally heard of this incident).
Of course after the war settled and people began to go on about their business because this old man made his will, I have a copy of it in my papers, in I believe it was 1821 and the name was different than what we have it as today. It was kind of a jaw breaker in German and this is what they come out with, Lineberry. And, of course, that's been the family name since. Many, many Lineberry families started to North Carolina and various other states in the United States and it is all one, all one family.
This Jacob had a son that was born about 1780 and around in this section of North Carolina there was quite a number, quite a large German settlement in there. And they still had in Winston Salem a whole, well guess you'd like it like a national museum consisting of the old houses and premises of those early dwellers dating to early 1800 and earlier. The old finishings and everything in there and beautiful furniture and other furnishings...even their ... and various things like old blacksmith shops and this and that and the other. Woodworking shops...
Well this Jacob Lineberry III married Elizabeth Fanning. She was the daughter of Jacob and Elizabeth Fanning and no doubt they were from Randolph, North Carolina too and he was, he had gone to the end of the edge of Virginia in what was then Grayson County. Grayson County had just recently been cut off in Montgomery County in the year, I believe, 1796. The same year 1796 Jacob Fanning got up there and got a grant of land. You could go up there and buy all the land you wanted for 25 or 50 cents an acre. Rather than handle it, they had agents looking after their business in these locations and they lured to sell the land to get settlers in there, get their names on the actuaries. They would give them a land grant on a parchment about like a sheep skin. These parchment land grants were signed by the governor and dated and I'm sure this date was 1796.
Perhaps maybe that year or a year later, I'll say 1800 give or take and I'd think it'd be a year prior to 1800 this Jacob who married Elizabeth Fanning and no doubt after Jacob Fanning and his wife had both accompanied them up to Grayson County had come back to Randolph County, North Carolina and of course, Jacob Lineberry III and Elizabeth Fanning were married then and went back into Virginia probably 75 miles or maybe a little more up there into the edge of Virginia.
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Posted: 24 Jun 2014 6:57AM GMT
Edited: 24 Jun 2014 7:00AM GMT
Layenberger, Leyenberger
Hello Jaylene. In researching my Lineberry roots I've been working from the following record of immigrants:
or @U.S. and Canada, Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s. Have you investigated this list which shows the father, Frantz Layenberger and Wife Layenberger, Elisabeth Quarter; Child Layenberger, Joh. Conrad; Child Layenberger, Maria Elisabetha; Child Layenberger, Joh. Georg; Child Layenberger, Maria Susanna; Child Layenberger, Nikolaus; Child Layenberger, Moritz; Child Layenberger, Joh. Jacob from Alsace arriving in Pennsylvania in 1739? As well as Johannes Leyenberger in 1739 from Alsace
or @U.S. and Canada, Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s?
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The series aired across Japan on the terrestrial TV Asahi network. The series ran for forty-nine half-hour episodes, beginning on April 7, 1995 and ending on March 29, 1996. Masashi Ikeda was the overall director of the series. Katsuyuki Sumizawa (Yoroiden Samurai Troopers) wrote the scenario for the series and was one of three official script-writers, along with Akemi Omode and Katsuhiko Chiba. Ikeda wrote one script himself and one with Omode and one with Sumizawa. Toshifumi Kawase also wrote three scripts in the latter part of the first half of the series. Kow Otani composed the music. The series was loosely based on the original 1979 series, Mobile Suit Gundam, created by Yoshiyuki Tomino and Hajime Yatate. Gundam Wing was among the first series in the Gundam franchise (not including OVAs) to be dubbed in English and was aired on Cartoon Network in the United...


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Honorable mention, only because I have heard more than one other person bring it up, is Passion of the Christ. I have viewed it more than once, so it's not really on my list, but my mother said that she is glad she saw it once, but doesn't think she could get through another viewing.
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I would definitely classify this as a sauce, and not a salad, but that doesn't diminish the ease and relative tastiness of the recipe. (Almost like a mild tzatziki sauce.) It was extremely good, but also a bit runny, so I'm glad that I went w/ Greek yogurt, as well as using a third less than the amount of yogurt called for in the recipe. It couldn't have worked out better that the night I prepared this, I was also making "Baked Falafel" from here, and the 2 together were divine! (I also toasted the walnuts b4 stirring them in.) I think next time around, I'll go lighter yet on the yogurt, add a squirt of lemon and perhaps some minced garlic. (My husband smeared his Zucchini onto warm flat-bread b4 adding sliced olives, crumbled Feta and the Falafel, and I heard lots of "mmmms" a la "What About Bob?" in b/t bites.) My toddler, on the other hand, flung a handful of "kookini" across the table b/c she's going through an anti-green-food-phase. Keep the great recipes coming, Asli!
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A wormhole that was created on Earth began to disrupt the planet's weather patterns and once XIG fully analyzed it, Team Lightning was sent with Peace Carry to investigate, as the wormhole quickly appeared over Tokyo. The gray kaiju that came out of the wormhole went by the name Pazuzu, named after the Assyrian and Mesopotamian demon of storms, drought, famine, locusts, protection of other evil spirits, and king of the wind demons. XIG arrived within seconds, but their assaults proved futile against the demon-like monster. Everywhere he went Pazuzu caused as much destruction and chaos as he could around Tokyo. XIG resorted to homing missiles, but Pazuzu's electromagnetic field prevented so much as a scratch on him as the missiles simply dived into homes below.
Once a combination of horn lightning and fire balls brough Team Lightning out of the sky Pazuzu used his horn lightning to destroy all the smaller structures around him. Before Pazuzu could destroy Alchemy Stars director Tatsumi and his nephew, Goki, a strange wing-like wrong stopped his horn lightning and dissolved. As Pazuzu redid his assault Ultraman Gaia appeared and stopped the attack. Gaia out manuvered Pazuzu like many other monsters, but the odds quickly turned when Pazuzu managed to shock Gaia with his horn lightning. As Gaia's life gauge went off he quickly used the Quantum Stream and Pazuzu was blown to pieces.
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- Pazuzu's roar is an altered Golza roar.
- Pazuzu is acually he name of a demon from Assyrian occult mythology.
Super PazuzuEditAlchemy Stars began to start a counter attack against the aliens that have been appearing through wormholes for months. After calculations the wormholes originate in galaxy M91, better known as the Dark Zone. A new type of weapon called the Jumper Missile was about to be used. After Gamu failed to stop it because it could harm the planet he turned into Ultraman Gaia. Before any damage could be done he stopped the wormhole from destroying the planet, but there would still be trouble. Two balls of red and blue came from the wormhole to form Super Pazuzu and Super Cybernetic Organism Vanguard.
Gaia tried to attack them, but he was over powered by the dual. Team Crow was easily taken down by Super Pazuzu's horn lightning and Super Cybernetic Organism Vanguard blasted away at the base. Hiroya became Ultraman Agul and the two heroes fought back. The two super monsters were of no match for the combined might of Earth's guardians and after Gaia became Ultraman Gaia Supreme, the assaults continued and ended with both heroes using the Photon Stream to destroy the alien monsters.
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- Pazuzu's suit was altered for Super Pazuzu.
- Super Pazuzu's roars is a reused Golza's roars.
This Pazuzu was the first to come from Galaxy M91. It has more abilities than Super Pazuzu, but is less powerful.
- Height: 82 m
- Weight: 99,000
- Origin: M91 Stellar System
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- Wormhole: Pazuzu can create wormholes to travel long distances. When he does this it causes atmospheric distubances and can alter weather patterns.
- Horn Lightning: Pazuzu can create lightning from his horns simply by altering their shape. This lightning can spread far and can cause large explosions.
- Horn Lightning Fire Ball: Pazuzu will launch fire balls from his mouth then combined with his horn lightning. He was only seen using his fire balls using this attack.
- Electromagnetic Field: An invisible field around Pazuzu's body can disrupt guided projectiles and other devices just getting near him.
This was the second Pazuzu to come to earth, paired with Super C.O.V.
- Height: 83 m
- Weight: 140,000 t
- Origin: M91 Stellar System
Powers and WeaponsEdit
- Horn Lightning: Super Pazuzu can create blue lightning bolts from his horns that are not only explosive, but can short circuit machinery.
Figure Release InformationEdit
Super Pazuzu was released by the Ultra Monster Series in 1999. Super Pazuzu has 4 points of articulation on him and the detail and coloring is also good but his figure is taller then Super C.O.V. Also he was only released once while Super C.O.V got released twice after. The figure is very cool and accurate to the shows.
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BIDEN: The ayatollah sees his economy being crippled. The ayatollah sees that there are 50 percent fewer exports of oil. He sees the currency going into the tank. He sees the economy going into freefall. And he sees the world for the first time totally united in opposition to him getting a nuclear weapon.
Now, with regard to Bibi, who's been my friend 39 years, the president has met with Bibi a dozen times. He's spoken to Bibi Netanyahu as much as he's spoken to anybody. The idea that we're not -- I was in a, just before he went to the U.N., I was in a conference call with the -- with the president, with him talking to Bibi for well over an hour, in -- in -- in stark relief and detail of what was going on.
This is a bunch of stuff. Look, here's the deal.
RADDATZ: What does that mean, a bunch of stuff?
BIDEN: Well, it means it's simply inaccurate.
RYAN: It's Irish.
BIDEN: It -- it is.
We Irish call it malarkey.
RADDATZ: Thanks for the translation. OK.
BIDEN: We Irish call it malarkey. But last thing. The secretary of defense has made it absolutely clear, we didn't walk anything back. We will not allow the Iranians to get a nuclear weapon. What Bibi held up there was when they get to the point where they can enrich uranium enough to put into a weapon. They don't have a weapon to put it into.
Let's all calm down a little bit here. Iran is more isolated today than when we took office. It was on the ascendancy when we took office. It is totally isolated.
RADDATZ: Congressman Ryan?
BIDEN: I don't know what world this guy's living in. RYAN: Thank heavens we had these sanctions in place. It's in spite of their opposition.
BIDEN: Oh, god.
RYAN: They've given 20 waivers to this sanction. And all I have to point to are the results. They're four years closer toward a nuclear weapon. I think that case speaks for itself.
RADDATZ: Can you tell the American people...
BIDEN: By the way, they...
RADDATZ: What's worse, another war in the Middle East...
BIDEN: ... they are not four years closer to a nuclear weapon.
RYAN: Of course they are.
BIDEN: They're -- they're closer to being able to get enough fissile material to put in a weapon if they had a weapon.
RADDATZ: You are acting a little bit like they don't want one.
BIDEN: Oh, I didn't say -- no, I'm not saying that. But facts matter, Martha. You're a foreign policy expert. Facts matter. All this loose talk about them, "All they have to do is get to enrich uranium in a certain amount and they have a weapon," not true. Not true.
They are more -- and if we ever have to take action, unlike when we took office, we will have the world behind us, and that matters. That matters.
RADDATZ: What about Bob Gates' statement? Let me read that again, "could prove catastrophic, haunting us for generations."
BIDEN: He is right. It could prove catastrophic, if we didn't do it with precision.
RADDATZ: Congressman Ryan?
RYAN: And what it does is it undermines our credibility by backing up the point when we make it that all options are on the table. That's the point. The ayatollahs see these kinds of statements and they think, "I'm going to get a nuclear weapon."
When -- when we see the kind of equivocation that took place because this administration wanted a precondition policy, so when the Green Revolution started up, they were silent for nine days. When they see us putting -- when they see us putting daylight between ourselves and our allies in Israel, that gives them encouragement. When they see Russia watering down any further sanctions, the only reason we got a U.N. sanction is because Russia watered it down and prevented these central bank sanctions in the first place. So when they see this kind of activity, they are encouraged to continue, and that's the problem.
BIDEN: Martha, let me tell you what Russia...
RADDATZ: Well, let me ask you what's worse, war in the Middle East, another war in the Middle East, or a nuclear-armed Iran?
RYAN: I'll tell you what's worse. I'll tell you what's worse.
RADDATZ: Quickly.
RYAN: A nuclear-armed Iran which triggers a nuclear arms race in the Middle East. This is the world's largest sponsor of -- of terrorism. They've dedicated themselves...
RYAN: ... to wiping an entire country off the map. They call us the Great Satan. And if they get nuclear weapons, other people in the neighborhood will pursue their nuclear weapons, as well.
RADDATZ: Vice President Biden?
RYAN: We can't live with that.
BIDEN: War should always be the absolute last resort. That's why these crippling sanctions, which Bibi Netanyahu says we should continue, which -- if I'm not mistaken -- Governor Romney says we -- we should continue. I may be mistaken. He changes his mind so often, I could be wrong.
But the fact of the matter is, he says they're working. And the fact is that they are being crippled by them. And we've made it clear, big nations can't bluff. This president doesn't bluff.
RADDATZ: Gentlemen, I want to bring the conversation to a different kind of national security issue, the state of our economy. The number-one issue here at home is jobs. The percentage of unemployed just fell below 8 percent for the first time in 43 months. The Obama administration had projected that it would fall below 6 percent now after the addition of close to a trillion dollars in stimulus money.
So will both of you level with the American people: Can you get unemployment to under 6 percent and how long will it take?
BIDEN: I don't know how long it will take. We can and we will get it under 6 percent. Let's look at -- let's take a look at the facts. Let's look at where we were when we came to office. The economy was in free fall. We had -- the great recession hit; 9 million people lost their job; $1.7 -- $1.6 trillion in wealth lost in equity in your homes, in retirement accounts for the middle class.
We knew we had to act for the middle class. We immediately went out and rescued General Motors. We went ahead and made sure that we cut taxes for the middle class. And in addition to that, when that -- when that occurred, what did Romney do? Romney said, "No, let Detroit go bankrupt." We moved in and helped people refinance their homes. Governor Romney said, "No, let foreclosures hit the bottom."
But it shouldn't be surprising for a guy who says 47 percent of the American people are unwilling to take responsibility for their own lives. My friend recently in a speech in Washington said "30 percent of the American people are takers."
These people are my mom and dad -- the people I grew up with, my neighbors. They pay more effective tax than Governor Romney pays in his federal income tax. They are elderly people who in fact are living off of Social Security. They are veterans and people fighting in Afghanistan right now who are, quote, "not paying any tax."
I've had it up to here with this notion that 47 percent -- it's about time they take some responsibility here. And instead of signing pledges to Grover Norquist not to ask the wealthiest among us to contribute to bring back the middle class, they should be signing a pledge saying to the middle class we're going to level the playing field; we're going to give you a fair shot again; we are going to not repeat the mistakes we made in the past by having a different set of rules for Wall Street and Main Street, making sure that we continue to hemorrhage these tax cuts for the super wealthy.
BIDEN: They're pushing the continuation of a tax cut that will give an additional $500 billion in tax cuts to 120,000 families. And they're holding hostage the middle class tax cut because they say we won't pass -- we won't continue the middle class tax cut unless you give the tax cut for the super wealthy.
It's about time they take some responsibility.
RADDATZ: Mr. Ryan?
RYAN: Joe and I are from similar towns. He's from Scranton, Pennsylvania. I'm from Janesville, Wisconsin. You know what the unemployment rate in Scranton is today?
BIDEN: I sure do.
RYAN: It's 10 percent.
BIDEN: Yeah.
RYAN: You know what it was the day you guys came in -- 8.5 percent.
BIDEN: Yeah.


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Footballer abandons appeal against 'homophobic gesture' conviction 2
12:58 PM — A former Blackburn Rovers player has abandoned his appeal against a conviction for making a homophobic gesture while playing against Brighton.
15th January 2014
UK: Footballer accused of making anti-gay gesture has trial delayed due to appendix op
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24th May 2013
Blackburn Rovers footballer charged with making a homophobic gesture at Brighton fans
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Studly Adventurer
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How effective is the TRF in keeping the UK's green lanes open?
Very, and that's according to our bitterest opponents!
This is take directly from a submission to Parliament from the leading 'anti' group in the Peak District: the Peak District Green Lane Alliance.
It explains how they are being frustrated by the TRF at every turn.
Gorbeck Road, a Byway Open to All Traffic in the Yorkshire Dales: cost the National Park Authority £10,700 in legal and other fees but excluding staff time in a 6 year-long, eventually successful, attempt to impose a TRO on this 4-mile unsealed way which is part of the Pennine Bridleway.
Chapel Gate Derbyshire: the Peak District National Park Authority (PDNPA) has been trying to get a TRO on Chapel Gate for several years. It has taken so far large amounts of staff time, a High Court case and significant legal fees and costs. The TRO is still not in place and PDNPA may well face a further legal challenge from organizations representing drivers of 4x4s and motor bikes.
PDNPA is currently spending over £100k a year on trying to get just five TROs in place and so far has managed to achieve just two. At this rate of progress it would take PDNPA several decades to get TROs in place just on the 36 unsealed routes which are currently causing it most concern.
East Meon Hants and Chute in Wiltshire: TROs were eventually successfully brought in on these two lanes only after lengthy public inquiries. The inquiries were initiated by the highway authorities concerned in order to avoid the risk of expensive legal challenges. The inquiries were run by the Planning Inspectorate and paid for by the highway authorities.
Derbyshire County Council: has a policy which commits it to using TROs to exclude motor vehicles from unsealed lanes wherever necessary but has told us that in the light of PDNPAs struggle to get any TROs in place, it has no intention of using them. As there is no statutory duty to use a TRO, local communities and non-vehicle users have no redress. As GLEAM pointed out in its written evidence to the Committee, this is a nationwide problem.
Costs and legal risks: the costs and risks involved for any highway authority trying to use a TRO to exclude motor vehicles are proving prohibitive.
Aren't we doing well!
Don't delay, join today: www.trf.org.uk
Bloody Good Bloke!
Joined: Mar 2010
Location: Devon, UK
Oddometer: 267
I believe the TRF coffers are getting low and don't see why the TRF increases it's annual fee an extra tenner. When was the last time the fee was increased? Not in the past five years since I've been a member. 3000 members = an extra £30k in the fighting fund.
I'll get me coat..............
Studly Adventurer
Joined: Jan 2007
Oddometer: 523
A small increase was made two years ago, which people could avoid if they paid by Direct Debt.
It's been decided not to make an increase for next year, because we need members and appreciate that times are quite tough for most people. We've slashed the running costs by no longer printing and posting the Trail magazine, but doing a (rather better) electronic version instead.
Donations to the TRF fighting Fund are very welcome, some of the TRF groups have been raising £000s from work they do at horse trials etc.
But, what would be really good would be if every member could recruit another member...and DOUBLE our subscription revenue.
Make it a new year resolution!
Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Apr 2007
Location: South Wales
Oddometer: 474
You'd think the local authorities would use the money wisely and keep the green lanes open to increase tourism to the areas. Thus generating money for each authority and the communities instead of decreasing the amount of visitors and money spent. Surely, they should look at generating as much money as possible, and not just for the short term but for future generations!
In the small county where I live there are no lanes open to motor vehicles (due to the NERC bill) but there are plenty of footpaths for the ramblers (but the stereotypical rambler doesn't spend much (if any money) in the community that they visit and as a result the tourism in this area (as in many other areas) is on its knees. Although I think its unfair to put all the blame onto the ramblers, as the NIMBY's are nailing just as many nails into the trail riding coffin.
I know that the TRF do a fantastic job with their limited funds but we need more members so that we can make a bigger stand and have a bigger say in what happens in our parliament.
My costs to enjoy Trail riding have increased dramatically in the last year or so (having to travel to where the lanes are) and I'll continue to ride in this country for as long as I can. But as you can see on this forum more and more people are going abroad to ride (my wife and myself included), be it for the weather, adventure, culture or peace of mind that you'll be unhindered in your past time. If only the UK government and the EU could wake up and change the law so that it benefits all user groups and not just one.
Anyway Rant over.
Enjoy the rest of you holidays and RIDE
Keep up the good work TRF.
Getting Hopelessly Lost, but with Excellent Form!
Joined: Jan 2007
Location: Downtown Wombatislava, England.
Oddometer: 2,109
I will definately be renewing my membership for 2014 and I also encourage as many people as possible to do so.
I think the TRF has a very important future.
PS. Why is the bleating submission by the PDGLA being sent to Parliment?
The Rave Generator......
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