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Music 07/09/2013
Music Videos This Week: Twista, Chenoa, Julia Holter, The Toxic Avenger, MKTO
This week, we've got videos for tracks from Twista, Chenoa, Julia Holter, The Toxic Avenger and MKTO.
Animals 07/08/2013
Animal Monday: Robot Spider, Catnip Anonymous, Fantastic Ants
This week, we have a cat jump fail, leopards and tigers jonesing for catnip, an adorable baby red panda, a shockingly realistic robotic spider and a close-up look at an ant civilization.
Weird 07/03/2013
Weird Wednesday: Amanda Bynes' Demands, Sweet Baby Jesus Beer, Chest Hair Coat
This week, prepare yourself for wine-flavored popcorn, chocolate peanut butter beer, the world's ugliest dog competition, a coat made of chest hair, Amanday Bynes' demands and more.
Music 07/02/2013
Music Videos This Week: Mumford & Sons, Summer Lovers, Bagboy
This week, we've got videos for tracks from Mumford & Sons, Monsieur Minimal, Ela, Moderat and the Pixies.
Music 07/02/2013
13 New Music Albums To Check Out: July 2013
Here's our guide to the most notable and buzzworthy albums to check out in July.
Gaming 07/01/2013
7 Most Anticipated Games: July 2013
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Movies 07/01/2013
Free Sneak Preview of "Scena Del Crimine" [I LOVE MONDAYS]
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Is Ray Donovan the New Tony Soprano?
Showtime's new series, Ray Donovan, has been receiving a lot of buzz lately. Find out by watching the series premiere episode for FREE now.
Funny 06/28/2013
Funny Friday: GQ Comedy Issue, Macho Man Remix, Step Brothers Gag Reel
This week, we've got Eddie Murphy's top moments, Macho Man auto-tuned,GQ's Comedy Issue, and top movie blooper gag reels.
Movies 06/28/2013
Movie Trailers This Week: AshKu's jOBS, Sly's Escape Plan, Pitt's Counselor
This week, we've got new promos for the highly anticipated Steve Jobs biopic starring Ashton Kutcher, another Stallone-Schwarzenegger collabo in Escape Plan, Brad Pitt and a host of other A-list stars in The Counselor, indie darling The Spectacular Now, and more.


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Since its first sighting in Surrey and Berkshire, established colonies have been observed in a number of other localities in Greater London and the southern counties, including Essex, Dorset and even Northamptonshire (Sutton, 2007).
Its expansion is likely to continue.
Many entomologists have recorded the spread of this species northwards through Europe, which has been surprisingly rapid for such a short winged species.
It has been found on motor vehicles - thus extending its range by assisted travel - and may have reached southern England by this route, through the channel tunnel.
The oak bush-cricket may also have been introduced with shrubs and trees imported from mainland Europe. It was introduced by this means to the USA in 1957 on Long Island, New York, and has since become well established in eastern and western states (Canning et al, 2007).
Both Meconema species seem to occupy similar habitats, on a wide variety of broad-leaved woodland trees and hedgerow and garden shrubs. They can also be found on small saplings where tall trees are few.


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Yesterday my computer completely stopped booting: it would freeze at the apple logo with the rotating loading icon. After booting from the Leopard CD and running Disk Utility I had the error message (see attached image). After closing Disk Utility the Leopard setup started so I thought "What, might as well try it" so I went out for a while and left the Leopard setup open. I came back a few hours later, my imac was booted on my old installation of Leopard, all my files / programs still there.
I then launched Disk Utility within Leopard, and got the same error message (see attachment again). It says I should backup everything and replace my hard drive by a "working device".
The error message seems kind of obvious but I was wondering, from past experiences, what does it really mean? I have an external hard drive, should I hurry, back up everything and go buy a new drive as soon as possible? I find it weird it booted if it's THAT critical...
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Backup and get another drive soon. Have always replaced mine as soon as I got any type of message like that. It's just never been worth the chance at waiting for it to completely fail.
Have seen drives like this never boot again, and have seen them boot sporadically for 2-3 months.
Like bobtomay said, it is warning of impending disk failure.
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UCF President John Hitt's second-in-command -- Provost Tony Waldrop -- may be leaving Florida's largest public university to take a president's job at University of South Alabama.
The Alabama school's board of trustees announced this week that Waldrop has been chosen as a finalist in its presidential search.
Waldrop, who has been the provost at University of Central Florida since 2010, beat out about 130 people to become a finalist, according to the University of South Alabama.
If selected, Waldrop would replace USA's former president, Gordon Moulton, who retired last summer after serving as the school's top administrator for 15 years.


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"New York Cosmos Legend Giorgio Chinaglia Passes Away" (Sunday, 4/1/12)
He was a beast in the NASL.
The last of a remaining breed... pure goal scorer in the day--would put one into to the net and would have a swagger about it... even more so coming here in the prime of his game compared to many who were on the wane...
Every morning I listened to The Football Show on XM I wanted to call in and tell Giorgio what an impact he made on me when i was a kid watching NASL games. I never did, and now I'll never be able to. Really sucks
RIP Giorgio. I grew up watching the Cosmos play in their heyday.
Sad to see Giorgio Chinaglia go. He was one of the main reasons I became a soccer fan when I was a kid growing up in the 70's. Pele raised the bar but his stay was short lived. Not so sure the NASL would have been as exciting or it would have lasted from 1976-1983 if it weren't for Giorgio. I don't think the Once In A Lifetime documentary as shown really did him justice. I mean they made it sound like he was the main reason on why the entire league folded but thats far from the truth. He was a superstar and both Clive Toye & Gordon Bradley hated and wanted him out but at the end of the day, they were the first to go and thats the way it should be. If anything, I am more in line with the thinking that if it weren't for Chinaglia and his goals, the league might have just died earlier than it did. Its ironic the NASL folded only one year after he left. One can only imagine what would have happened if he weren't with the Cosmos.
Seattle Sounders would have won the Soccer Bowl in 80' and 82'.
Not sure about 1980 but you forgot Soccer Bowl 1977 where Giorgio Chinaglia scored the winner!
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5UsLdtnizSE&feature=player_embedded#"]1977 Seattle Sounders playoffs highlights - YouTube[/ame]!
You are right, I meant 77', not 80'. However, the 80 Seattle team was their best ever.
...and Tulsa Roughnecks wouldnt have had SEVEN goals scored on them in a single game...by the same PLAYER!
Addio Giorgio!
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DURHAM, N.H.-- Craig Claxton scored 24 points and Jason Hernandez tied his career-high with 22 points to lead Hofstra University to an 83-45 America East victory over the University of New Hampshire on Sunday afternoon in Lundholm Gymnasium.
Hofstra (12-5, 7-1) opened the contest with a 22-2 run on the Wildcats (3-14, 2-7) and never looked back. New Hampshire's only points during that stretch was a basket by center Rob Marquardt with 18:18 to play and the score 4-2 in favor of the Flying Dutchmen. The visitors led at the intermission (43-21) and held their biggest lead of the contest, 38 points, on four occassions during the game, including the final score.
New Hampshire was led in scoring by point guard Marcelle Williams, who finished the afternoon with 14 points and five rebounds. Austin Ganly and Chris Brown each also contributed nine points in the losing effort.
In all, Hofstra had four players score in double digits on the afternoon, including 10 points by Roberto Gittens and Norman Richardson.
Hofstra outrebounded New Hampshire by a 51-30 margin and was led on the boards by Gittens with 12. As a team, the Flying Dutchmen shot .470 from the floor (31x66) as compared to the home team's mark of .273 (15x55).
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 26, 2007 The Pentagon Channel tomorrow will debut a new program, "Icon," which takes an in-depth look at iconic figures in the U.S. military and Defense Department.
The first Icon program will feature retired Army Lt. Col. Bruce P. Crandall, who is receiving the Medal of Honor today at the White House for his actions in the Battle of Ia Drang Valley in Vietnam in November 1965. During the fight, which was the first major ground battle of the war, Crandall, then a major and commander of Company A, 229th Assault Helicopter Battalion, 1st Cavalry Division (Airmobile), dodged intense enemy fire as he repeatedly flew to a landing zone to rescue and resupply besieged 1st Cavalry Division ground troops.
Several books about the battle recognize Crandall's contributions. Among the most well-known is the bestselling "We Were Soldiers Once … and Young," co-written by Lt. Gen. Harold Moore, commanding officer of infantry units in Landing Zone X-Ray near the Ia Drang River, and Joseph Galloway, a combat reporter who was in the landing zone during the battle. A major motion picture based on the book featured actor Greg Kinnear as Crandall.
Icon will be featured on the Pentagon Channel as distinctive individuals arise for whom more information and a more in-depth look are needed. From Medal of Honor recipients to top leaders on today's battlefield, Icon aims to bring the audience more information about these compelling individuals. In the future, the Pentagon Channel looks to add an interactive Web component to Icon to further enhance the audience experience, officials said.
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Jobless rate down in Cabell
Sep. 26, 2012 @ 12:00 AM
HUNTINGTON -- The unemployment rate dropped in August for Cabell County and several other counties in the region.
WorkForce West Virginia this week released statistics that show the jobless rate in Cabell was 6.5 percent, down from 7 percent in July, and more than a point under the 7.6 percent posted in August 2011.
The rate also was down in Wayne County from 8.2 percent to 7.2 percent and in Mason County from 12.1 percent to 10.7 percent.
Statewide, the rate was flat at 7.2 percent for both July and August.
The lowest rate in the state was Jefferson County at 5.1 percent, and the highest was Boone County at 11.9 percent.


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By tully | "Boredom at Its Boredest" by Michael Tully June 7, 2005 at 3:17AM
It's over.
We're done.
Our last day (yesterday) was spent at the beach, shooting super-8 for our beginning/end flashbacks. It was too beautiful to be true. I baptised myself in the ocean when the last frame had been captured, and I am finally breathing a sigh of contented relief.
Then I proceeded to get moronically shitsmashed.
I think I was embarrassing, but I don't care.
It's over.
I'm leaving in about fourteen minutes to visit my lovely sister Colleen in Charleston. Wings at the Kickin Chicken, maybe some beers at The Village Tavern, and the realization that I no longer have to babysit ANYONE.
For those of you who have made a feature film--large or small--you know how I feel right now. It's like a waking dream. We conquered this unclimbable mountain.
Thankfully I'm heading north with a carload of footage that I'm excited about. Perhaps I'm being delusional, but I'll take that at this point. I'm excited for you guys (friends, strangers, fuck it, even critics) to see it!!!
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Hall, Martha Maria-7/1-Wife of D. A. Hall, d. 5 Aug 1836. [Ed. Note: Parker shows originally copied 1838. CR43 & 93 show Martha Maria Condict, Daughter of Lewis & Martha (Woodhull) Condict, MD, m. David A. Hall of Washington, DC 14 May 1834, d. at Washington, DC 5 Aug 1836. No children found in The Combined Registers].
Halliday, David B.-V-Son of Samuel & Amy Halliday, d. 19 Mar 1806, age 7 months 17 days. [Ed. Note: CR93 & 175A show David Halliday m. Ann Oliver, Daughter of Captain John & Sarah (Pruden) Oliver. David & Ann were parents of two i.e., Mary Horton and William Fairchild].
Halluck, William-31/13-d. 6 Mar 1840, age 19. [Ed. Note: Vail shows d. 4 Mar 1740, age 19 years 4 months. CR94 show d. 6 Mar 1840, age 20].
Halsey, Alfred-Reinterred at Evergreen 17 Apr 1874 Location B-30( )-[Ed. Note: CR95 show Son of Joseph & Jerusha (Wood) Halsey, b. 17 May 1800, m. Hetty Hinds, Daughter of Isaac & Martha Hinds, 18 Nov 1840, d. 15 Apr 1874, age 74. No children found in The Combined Registers for Alfred & Hetty. The dates of death and reinterment suggests the record keeper at Evergreen may have confused an interment from the Presbyterian Church i.e., both Alfred and Hetty were Communicant Members, as a reinterment from the Presbyterian Church Grave Yard].
Halsey, Andrew C.-11/3-Member of Company K, 7th Regiment, NJ Volunteers, d. 21 Jun 1864, age 20. [Ed. Note: Parker shows originally copied Jan. CR98 show Jun].
Halsey, Anna-Reinterred at Evergreen 13 May 1871 Location K-51-[Ed. Note: Chambers shows d. Jun 1869, age 3 years 6 months. CR97 show Annie R., Daughter of Samuel S. & Emma (Rockwell) Halsey, b. 14 Sep 1864, d. 1 Jun 1868.]
Halsey, Benjamin, Esq.-20/57-d. 19 Feb 1788, age 65. [Ed. Note: CR94, 138 & 196 show b. 10 Dec 1721, Judge and County Collector in the Revolution, Captain, 1st m. Sarah Pruden, Daughter of Joseph & Joanna (Lyon) Prudden, 16 Jan 1747. Sarah d. 29 Feb 1760, age 35. Benjamin & Sarah were parents of seven i.e., Deborah, Joseph, Joanna, Ezra, Joseph, Ruth, and Sarah, and possibly an eighth Samuel. He married 2nd. Bethia Youngs. See Halsey, Bethia. He m. 3rd Sarah (Rainor) Lindsley, Widow of Captain John Lindsley. No children found in The Combined Registers for this marriage].
Halsey, Bethia-20/58-Wife of Benjamin Halsey, d. 23 Jan 1785, age 61. [Ed. Note: CR94, 152, & 269 show Bethiah Piershal 1st m. Jacob Mann. No children found in The Combined Registers for this marriage. Bethia 2nd m. Reverend David Youngs 21 Feb 1743. Bethia & David were parents of four i.e., David, Hannah, Ephriam, and James. Bethia 3rd m. Benjamin Halsey sometime between 1760 and 1764. Bethia & Benjamin were parents a son Benjamin b. 20 Apr 1764. CR94 show Bethia d. 23 Jan 1785, age 62].
Halsey, Elizabeth-26/13-d. 23 Oct 1828, age 66. [Ed. Note: CR33, 95, 98, & 193 show Elizabeth "Carmicael," Daughter of Alexander & Elizabeth (Ogden) Kermicle, m 1st m. James Pitney 4 Dec 1780. Elizabeth & James were parents of five i.e., Charity, Catherine, Joseph Stiles, Maria, and Charles Alexander. Elizabeth 2nd m. Stephen Halsey, Son of Ananias & Jemima (Ludlow) Halsey, 2 Jun 1798. Elizabeth & Stephen were parents of three i.e., Alexander C., Eliza, Henry Augustus, and possibly a fourth William].
Halsey, Henrietta-26/12-Daughter of Henry & Ann Halsey, d. 3 Oct 1833, age 3 years 11 months. [Ed. Note: Parker shows originally copied 1830. CR96 show Henrietta Elizabeth, Daughter of Henry A. & Ann (Hunt) Halsey b. 23 Feb 1828, d. 5 Oct 1833 age 6].
Halsey, Henry-Reinterred at Evergreen 6 Jul 1871 Location B-4-[Ed. Note: Chambers shows d. Aug 1850, age 85. CR95 & 96 show Son of Ananias & Jemima (Ludlow) Halsey, b. 6 Dec 1768, 1st m. Theodosia _______, who d. 15 Aug 1800, age 34. Henry & Theodosia were parents of four i.e., Charles, Mahlon, Hannah, and Ann. Henry 2nd. m. Lydia Hedges Orr of Bordentown 12 Dec 1800. Henry & Lydia were parents of ten i.e., Eliza, Amy Caroline, James Melville, Joshua Freeland Bathchellor, George Washington, Henry Hyer, Stephen Y., Andrew J. Benjamin F. and William W. Henry does not appear in either the Vail or Parker compilation].
Halsey, Jemima-V-Consort of John Halsey, d. 7 Mar 1824, age 56 years 8 months. [Ed. Note: CR24, 95, 96, & 97 show Jemima Bridge, Daughter of John & Hannah (_______) Bridge, b. 15 Nov 1767, m. John Halsey, Son of Ananias & Jemima (Ludlow) Halsey, 11 Feb 1789. John & Jemima were parents of three i.e., Mary Ann, Eliza, and Kitchell].
Halsey, Sarah-30/6-Wife of Benjamin Halsey and Formerly Wife of Captain J. Lindsley, d. 29 Mar 1803, age 67. [Ed. Note: Sarah, whose Maiden Name was Rainor, was the 3rd Wife of Benjamin. See Halsey, Benjamin, Esq. The numbering sequence of Parker's Survey and nearby fragments suggest that interment is at Site 6].
Halsey, Sarah-V-Wife of Benjamin Halsey, d. 29 Feb 1760, in 35th year. [Ed. Note: Vail shows name spelled Hallsey. Sarah, whose Maiden Name was Prudden, was the 1st Wife of Benjamin. See Halsey, Benjamin, Esq.].
Halsey, Stephen-26/14-d. 8 Apr 1818, age 58. [Ed. Note: CR77, 95, & 98 show Son of Ananias & Jemima (Ludlow) Halsey, b. 19 Mar 1760, 1st m. Polly Ford 30 Sep 1781. Stephen & Polly were parents of five i.e., Catherine, Maria, Matilda, Charles, and Jemima, and possibly a sixth Lewis. Stephen 2nd m.Elizabeth (Carmichal) Pitney. See Halsey, Elizabeth].
Halsey, Zophar-17/9-d. 1 Apr 1767, age 30. [Ed. Note: CR98 & 99 show Son of Silas & Abigail (Conklin) Halsey, a Minister, d. at Morristown, age 31].
Hand, David-16/3-d. 4 Feb 1840, age 37. [Ed. Note: Information confirmed by CR99].
Hand, James K.-16/2-Son of David & Margaret Hand, d. 15 Nov 1831, age 15. [Ed. Note: Not found in The Combined Registers].
Harris, Phebe-V-Wife of Jonathan W. Harris and Former Wife of Barnabas Bruen, d. 2 Dec 1801, in 38th year. Stone placed by Barnabas Bruen, Jr. [Ed. Note: CR100 show Phebe Harris, Wife of Jonathan Winnings Harris].
Hartmann, Henry F.-MG-1906-1979-[Ed. Note: Information obtained by visual inspection].
Hartmann, Virginia L. -MG- b. 22 Nov. 1916, d. 24 Feb. 2012.
Hatfield, Susan H. Miller-V-Wife of Reverend E. T. Hatfield, d. at St. Louis Feb 1835, in 27th year. [Ed. Note: CR101 show Susan H. Miller, Daughter of Silas Miller, m. Reverend Dr. Edward F. Hatfield, long Stated Clerk of General Assembly, on 4 Sep 1832. No children found in The Combined Registers].
Hathaway (Infant #1)-V-Son of Phillip & Caturah Hathaway, buried beside Shadrach Hathaway 14 Sep 1757. [Ed. Note: See Hathaway, Shadrach].
Hathaway (Infant #2)-V-Son of Phillip & Caturah Hathaway, buried beside Shadrach Hathaway 14 Sep 1757. [Ed. Note: See Hathaway, Shadrach].
Hathaway, Benjamin-25/23-d. 21 Apr 1762, age 63. [Ed. Note: CR52 & 101 show Captain Benjamin Hathaway m. Elizabeth Crossman, a Widow, 14 Mar 1744. Elizabeth & her 1st Husband were parents of three i.e., Theophilus, Betty, and Joshua. CR101 show Captain Benjamin Hathaway & Elizabeth, who is believed to have been his 2nd Wife, were parents of a Daughter Abigail, Baptized 6 Oct 1746. Benjamin d. 21 Apr 1762, age 63, and Elizabeth d. 16 Dec 1776, age 67. His Will dated 12 Feb 1762 names 13 children i.e., Rebecca, Thankful, Abigail, Kezia, John, Benoni, Joseph, Eleazer, Gershom, Benjamin, Jonathan, Clemens, and Job. Based on other entries at CR101-104 Thankful, Benoni, Joseph, Eleazer, Gershom, Benjamin, and Jonathan would have been children of Captain Benjamin Hathaway & his 1st Wife, whose name was not recorded. Baptismal Records quoted at CR101 &102 show the following children as being those of Benjamin Hathaway & his Wife i.e., Zephaniah Baptized 22 Nov 1747, Job Baptized 27 Nov 1748, Kezia Baptized 16 Dec 1750, Hannah Baptized 7 Oct 1759, Abigail Baptized 1 Nov 1761, Mabel Baptized 18 Mar 1764, and Mary & Sarah both Baptized 9 Sep 1764. Given that the only means of identification is the dates of Baptism, it is unclear whether the Benjamin Hathaway referred to as the Father is Captain Benjamin Hathaway or his Son Lieutenant Benjamin Hathaway. Captain Benjamin Hathaway is said to have been one of the donors of the land on which the original Church was built].
Hathaway, Elizabeth-14/45-Daughter of Theophilus & Phebe Hathaway, d. 12 Apr 1792, age 9. [Ed. Note: CR104 show Daughter of Theophilus & Phebe (Carmichael) Hathaway, b. 24 Mar 1783].
Hathaway, Jonathan-25/27-d. 26 Aug 1814, age 76.7.7. [Ed. Note: CR103, 126, & 197 show 1st m. Lydia Peck. Jonathan & Lydia were parents of eight i.e., Nathaniel, Sarah, Timothy, Thankful, Phebe, Abigail, Jonathan, and Lydia. He 2nd m. 26 Mar 1803 to Sarah Keen, Daughter of Captain James Keen and his Wife Elizabeth, and Widow of Isaac Prudden. No children found in The Combined Registers for this marriage].
Hathaway, Lydia Peck-25/26-Wife of Jonathan Hathaway, d. 10 Sep 1802, age 66 years 22 days. [Ed. Note: See Hathaway, Jonathan].
Hathaway, Mary-25/11-Wife of Benjamin Hathaway, d. 18 Mar 1751, age 24.7.8. [Ed. Note: CR101 & 102 show Mary Fairchild m. 12 Nov 1746 to Lieutenant Benjamin Hathaway, Son of Captain Benjamin & Elizabeth (Crossman) Hathaway. Mary d. 1751, age 25. CR102 show Lieutenant Hathaway was the Father of four i.e., Benjamin, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph. Based on dates of Baptism i.e., Benjamin 10 Aug 1766 and Isaac 15 May 1768, and dates of birth Jacob 28 Mar 1772 and Joseph 20 Jul 1775, all would appear to be children of his 2nd Wife, Hannah Hopkins, whom he married 2 Oct 1752. See Hathaway, Benjamin].
Hathaway, Phebe-14/38-Wife of Theophilus, d. 1 Nov 1796. [Ed. Note: CR33 & 104 show Phebe Carmichael, Daughter of Daniel & Bathsheba (Clark) Cermicael, b. 3 Sep 1763, m. 3 Jun 1782 to Theophilus Hathaway. Phebe & Theophilus were parents of three i.e., Elizabeth, Benoni, and Samuel].
Hathaway, Phillip-20/15-Son of Phillip & Ketura Hathaway, d. 11 Oct 1775, age 2.2.8. [Ed. Note: CR103 show Son of Phillip & Catura, b. 2 Aug 1773].
Hathaway, Shadrach-V-Son of Phillip & Caturah Hathaway, d. 14 Sep 1757, in 2nd year. [Ed. Note: CR103 show Son of Phillip & Catura, Baptized 16 May 1756].
Haviland, Sarah Jane-25/4-Daughter of John & Aletty (Alche), d. 18 Jan 1850, age 21.5.7. [Ed. Note: CR104 show Sarah Jane Haviland, Daughter of John & Alche Haviland, d. 9 Jan 1850, age 21. CR104 show John, "was a carpenter on the ship Constitution-Old Ironsides."].
Hawkins, Letty-V-Wife of Micah Hawkins and Daughter of Benjamin Lindlsey, b. 18 Jan 1777, d. 19 May 1835. [Ed. Note: CR135 & 104 show Latta Lindley, Daughter of Benjamin & Sarah Lindsley, b. 18 Jan 1777, m. Micah Hawkins of Brookhaven, NY 11 Oct 1811. No children found in The Combined Registers. CR139 show Letty Lindsley m. 11 Oct 1801 to Micah Hawkins. CR306 also show Daughter of Benjamin Lindley].
Hay, Letty-24/32-Wife of Elijah Hay and Daughter of Vebj. Lindsley, b. 18 Jan 1777, d. 19 May 1835. [Ed. Note: Not found in The Combined Registers. Note similarity of dates with Hawkins, Letty].
Hedges, Abraham-28/35-b. in Bridgehampton 7 Jul 1768, d. 27 Sep 1830, age 62. [Ed. Note: CR105 & 165 show m. Phebe Moore, Daughter of Stephen & Eunice (Ford) Moore. Abraham & Phebe were parents of four, Julia Ford, Eunice, Sarah, and James Harvey].
Hedges, Elias-24/7-d. 22 Aug 1798, age 52. [Ed. Note CR105 show m. Mary Ludlam 1 Jun 1769. Elias & Mary were parents of nine i.e., Elias, Ludlam, David, Sarah, "Child," Ruth, Ame, David, and Mary].
Hedges, Mary Ludlam-24/6-Wife of Elias Hedges, d. 3 Apr 1807, age 54. [Ed. Note: See Hedges, Elias].
Hedges, Phebe-28/34-Wife of Abraham, b. 11 Dec 1768, d. 18 Mar 1830. [Ed. Note: See Hedges, Abraham].
Hendricks, Eliza-28/47-Wife of Reverend David Hendricks and Daughter of Jonathan Ogden, Esq., d. 28 Feb 1821, in 25th year. [Ed. Note: CR106 & 174 show Daughter of Jonathan & Abigail (Gardiner) Ogden, m. Jun 1820 Reverend David Hendricks, formerly of Rhinebeck, NY. No children found in The Combined Registers].
Hessler, Phebe Moore Rauch-2/20-Wife of Dr. John P. Hessler and Former Wife of Reverend F. A. Rauch, Ph.D., d. 20 Jun 1846. [Ed. Note: Parker shows originally copied Heesler. CR106 & 165 show Phebe Bathiah, Daughter of Loammi & Huldah (Byram) Moore, b. 27 Aug 1805, 1st M. Reverend Dr, Frederick A. Rauch, 9 Jul 1833. 2nd m. John P. Hessler, MD, 17 Aug 1844. No children found in The Combined Registers. This was the 2nd Daughter of Loammi & Huldah to bear the name Phebe Bathiah].
Hetzel, Gregor, L. -MG- Husand of Nancy Hetzel, b. 9 May 1927, d. 27 Jan 2011.
Hicks, Mary Robinson-21/17-Wife of Edwin Hicks and Daughter of William & Phebe Robinson, b. 26 Nov 1811, d. 24 Nov 1854. [Ed. Note: Not found in The Combined Registers].
Holloway, Elijah-26/3-d. 24 Feb 1826, age 62. [Ed. Note: CR108 show m. Elizabeth Gamble 3 Oct 1792. Elijah & Elizabeth were parents of seven i.e., Gilbert, Richard, Anna, Henry, Cephas, Caleb, and Daniel].
Holloway, Elizabeth Gamble-26/4-Wife of Elijah Holloway, d. 21 Jan 1833, age 63. [Ed. Note: See Holloway, Elijah].
Holloway, Gertrude Amelia-26/2-Daughter of Cephas & Catherine Holloway, d. 9 Feb 1842, age 2. [Ed. Note: CR108 show a Gertrude Amelia Holloway d. 9 Feb 1842, age 38. CR108 also show Cephas Holloway m. Catherine M. Badgeley 16 Jan 1830 and Dismissed to Paterson 31 Jan 1832. No children found in The Combined Registers. Also listed separately is Cephas Holloway d. at Newark 5 May 1858, age 77].
Holloway, Mary-29/9-Wife of Moses, d. 22 Dec 1850, age 66. [Ed. Note: CR108 show Mary Ann Apthorpe of Long Island m. 24 Nov 1810 Moses Holloway, Son of Captain Benjamin & Elizabeth (Evolt) Holloway. No children found in The Combined Registers].
Holloway, Moses-26/10-d. 17 May 1821, age 35. [Ed. Note: See Holloway, Mary].
Homans, Gertrude N. Sayre-6/5 & 6/15-Wife of Melancthon Homans, b. 22 Feb 1825, d. 17 Jan 1883. [Ed. Note: CR211 & 109 show Gertrude Nancy Sayre, Daughter of William & Hannah (Guering) Sayre, Jr., m. 5 Jan 1853 Melancthon Homans, Gertrude & Melancthon were parents of three i.e., Catherine B. Joel C. and Ida C.].
Homans, Ida C.-6/6 & 6/15-b. 2 May 1859, d. 23 May 1942. [Ed. Note: Not found in The Combined Registers].
Homans, Joel C.-6/7 & 6/15-b. 30 Jan 1662, d. 23 Jul 1880. [Ed. Note: Son of Melancthon & Gertrude Homans. See Homans, Gertrude N. Sayre].
Homans, Katherine B.-6/8 & 6/15-b. 5 Jan 1855, d. 13 Jul 1873. [Ed. Note: Daughter of Melancthon & Gertrude Homans. See Homans, Gertrude N. Sayre].
Homans, Melancthon-6/4 & 6/15-Husband of Gertrude N. Sayre Homans, b. 12 May 1821, d. 25 Feb 1866. [Ed. Note: See Homans, Getrude N. Sayre]. Hooper, Hannah-8-d. 25 Sep 1855, age 72. [Ed. Note: CR109 show "colored, serv. Dayton I. Canfield"].
Hopkins, Harriet Evaline-20/3-Daughter of Louis & Lydia Hopkins, d. 4 May 1833, age 5.1.4. [Ed. Note: Not listed by Parker. Not found in The Combined Registers].
Hopkins, Theodore -20/3-Son of Louis & Lydia Hopkins, d. 1 Aug 1824, age 1 year 6 days. [Ed. Note: Not listed by Parker. Not found in The Combined Registers]
Hopper, Hannah-21/7-[Ed. Note: Not listed by Parker. The marker may have been obscured at the time of Parker's compilation and reappeared in August 1971 at the time several graves were washed out during the site preparation for the "1776 On The Green" office complex. The marker was one of those relocated to the rear of the cemetery at that time. CR109 show servant of Dayton I. Canfield, d. 25 Sep 1855, age 72].
Hotchken, Margaret-Reinterred at Evergreen No Date Location Not Shown-Wife of Samuel Hotchken and Daughter of Francis & Eliza Doremus, d. 21 Feb 1811, age 26. [Ed. Note: Vail shows information on family tablet of Isaac Canfield at Site 20/10, and shows d. 21 Feb 1844. CR61 show Margaret Doremus, Daughter of Francis & Eliza Doremus, d. 21 Feb 1844. No reference to Samuel Hotchken found in The Combined Registers. Reinterment confirmed by Chambers at Page 104].
Howel, Charles-24/36-d. 19 Jun 1759, age 38. [Ed. Note: Parker shows originally copied 18 Dec 1750. CR11 show Charles Howell m. Deborah _______. Charles & Deborah were parents of four i.e., Ruth, John, Samuel, and Mary].
Howel, Deborah-24/37-Widow of Charles Howel, d. 19 Dec 1765, age 43. [Ed. Note: See Howel, Charles].
Howell, Abraham-24/38-d. 18 Dec 1768, age 26. [Ed. Note: Not listed by Parker. CR111 show Abraham Howell d. 20 Dec 1768 age 26].
Howell, Hannah White-19/11-Wife of Captain Silas Howell, d. 26 Apr 1785, age 36. [Ed. Note: CR112 show Hannah ______, 1st Wife of Captain Silas Howell. Silas and his 1st Wife were parents of nine i.e., Hannah, Silas White, Charles, David, Phebe, Harriet, Mary, Sarah, and Charles. Silas 2nd m. Hannah _______. Silas and his 2nd Wife were parents of four i.e., Susanna, Stephen, Lewis, and Anne Lewis].
Howell, Phebe Cutler 28/74-Wife of Ambrose C. Howell, d. 4 Jul 1831, age 26. [Ed. Note: CR 270, 271, & 272 show Phebe Cutler, Daughter of Stephen & Abigail Baker Young, b. 15 Dec 1805, m. Ambrose C. Howell 16 Feb 1830, d. 4 Jul 1831, age 26. See Youngs, Stephen].
Hudson, Caroline Pearson-8/8-Widow of Ephraim H. Hudson and Daughter of Henry H. & Nancy H. King, b. 14 May 1828, d. 9 Dec 1896. [Ed. Note: Not found in The Combined Registers].
Hughes, Clarissa-15/9-Wife of Ferdinand D. Hughes, d. 6 Jun 1854, age 26. [Ed. Note: Vail shows d. 6 Jun 1834, age 28 years. CR112 show age 28].
Hughes, Sarah Rebecca-15/9-Daughter of Ferdinand & Clarissa Hughes, d. 5 Jun 1854, age 2 months. [Ed. Note Vail shows Infant Daughter of Ferdinand & Clarissa Hughes, d. 5 Jun 1834, age 2 days. Date of death of Clarissa Hughes i.e., Sarah's Mother, suggests Vail is correct. Mother and daughter died in child birth].
Humphreyville, Albert-19/13-Son of Benjamin & Hannah Humphreyville, b. 26 Jan 1805, d. 26 Oct 1853. [Ed. Note: CR113 show Son of Benjamin & Hannah (Dalrymple) Humphreyville and Albert not married].
Humphreyville, Benjamin-19/14-b. 13 Jul 1788, d. 25 Apr 1850. [Ed. Note: CR113 & 296 show Son of Timothy & Rebecca (Burnet) Humphreyville, m. Hannah Dalrymple, Daughter of Joseph & Elizabeth (Vail) Dalrymple, 3 Apr 1802. Benjamin & Hannah were parents of two i.e., Joseph Dalrymple and Albert, and possibly six more i.e., Ellen, Amelia, Aaron Burnet, Rebecca, Elizabeth, Timothy, and Hannah Dalrymple].
Humphreyville, Benjamin Franklin-19/13-Son of Joseph D. & Caroline (Seeley) Humphreyville, b. 21 Aug 1829, d. 2 Feb 1859. [Ed. Note: CR113 show Benjamin Franklin Humphreyville, Son of Joseph Dalrymple & Elizabeth C. (Seeley) Humphreyville].
Humphreyville, "Child of Timothy"-Reinterred at Evergreen No Date Location E-57-[Ed. Note: Chambers shows no other information. See Humphreyville, Frederick Warner].
Humphreyville, Frederick Warner-V-Son of Timothy & Cornelia (Schroeder) Humphreyville, d. 2 Apr 1847, age 4.9.26. [Ed. Note: CR113 show Frederick d. at Morristown 20 Apr 1847, age 5. Chambers shows "Child of Timothy Humphreyville" at Location E-57 with no date. It is suggested that "Child" possibly is Frederick Warner. See Humphreyville, "Child of Timothy"].
Humphreyville, Hannah-19/14-Wife of Benjamin Humphreyville, b. 9 Nov 1780, d. 24 Dec 1850. [Ed. Note: See Humphreyville, Benjamin].
Humphreyville, Joseph D.-19/13-Son of Benjamin & Hannah Humphreyville, b. 18 Feb 1803, d. 3 Jul 1854. [Ed. Note: CR113 show 1st m. Caroline Parker at Camden who d. 27 Apr 1827, age 20. 2nd m. Elizabeth C. Seeley at Newark 28 Mar 1829. Joseph & Elizabeth were parents of Benjamin Franklin and possibly Henry Clay, the latter being born in Camden, SC].
Humphreyville, William-19/15-Son of Timothy & Rebecca (Burnet) Humphreville, d. 16 May 1791, age 8. [Ed. Note: Parker shows date and age from Bill of Mortality (BOM68). CR113 show Timothy Humphreyville 1st m. Rebecca Burnett in 1768. She d. 20 Jun 1792. William not found in The Combined Registers].
Hyde, Robert Sterling-31/8-Son of Zabdiel & Julia of New York, d. 29 Aug 1823, age 1 year 1 month. [Ed. Note: Not found in The Combined Registers].
Hyndshaw, Augusta E.-2/8 & 2/12-d. 26 Dec 1836, age 1.1.13. [Ed. Note: CR115 show Daughter of Reverend James Bailey & Sophia Abigail (Cutler) Hyndshaw, b. 13 Nov 1835].
Hyndshaw, Emma E.-2/9 & 2/12-d. 4 Jul 1834, age 1.11.5. [Ed. Note: CR115 show Daughter of Reverend James Bailey & Sophia Abigail (Cutler) Hyndshaw, b. 9 Aug 1833].
Hyndshaw, Frank J., Dr.-2/12-d. 23 Aug 1867, age 38.3.21. [Ed. Note: CR115 show Francis J. Hyndshaw, Son of Reverend James Bailey & Sophia Abigail (Cutler) Hyndshaw, b. 1 May 1829, Physician].
Hyndshaw, Sophia Cutler-2/12-Wife of Reverend James B. Hyndshaw, d. 2 Mar 1869, age 66.3.3. [Ed. Note: CR53 & 115 show Sophia Abigail Cutler, Daughter of Joseph & Elizabeth Phebe (Cook) Cutler, b. 3 Jun 1803, m. Reverend James Bailey Hyndshaw 14 Feb 1826. Sophia & James were parents of four i.e., Francis, Emma, Augusta, and Louisa, and possible Joseph C. and Silas C.].
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Fireplace Dilemma
Though the true Canadian in me tells me I shouldn't start complaining about the weather until at least November, the fact of the matter is, it's starting to get cold here in Ontario! So I've started my cold weather regimen of taking all the warm blankets out of the storage closets, keeping an unlimited supply of hot chocolate in my cupboards, and fidgeting with the heaters to find a comfortable room temperature.
The next step, of course, would be to snuggle up next to a charming fireplace for the winter season, which would be great if I actually had a fireplace. This inspired me to look into the different fireplace options available. As I browsed around, I was faced with presumably the most commonly asked new-fireplace purchaser question: "Gas or wood burning?" Here are my favourite inspiration photos for each:
Aesthetically, both are beautiful. So I ruled that out as a deciding factor. Then I had to consider the ventilation system, installation process, fuel requirements, maintenance and other aspects of owning a fireplace.
Keeping all of this in mind, I still decided that you just can't beat the smell of a wood-burning version, which has influenced me in that direction.
Do you prefer gas or wood burning fireplaces? Comment below!
See our Fireplaces & Mantel Displays photo gallery for more cosy inspiration.
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Mexico Essentials: Practical Tips & Information
Practical advice and local knowledge to help you prepare for your visit or move to Mexico.
Business Hours and Public Holidays in Mexico
Business Hours
Shops: Shopping hours in big towns and cities start at around 10 or 11 am, and continue through to between 8 and 10 pm. Shops in cities and big towns are open 7 days a week; smaller places may close on Sundays, except tourist spots at high season. Christmas & Easter public holidays are observed; on other public holidays you'll find most things open in cities and bigger towns and tourist spots. Smaller towns will have more limited opening hours, and in hotter, non-tourist regions may close between 2 and 4pm; check locally.
Banks: Banks in Mexico are beginning to get their act together from a commercial view-point. Branches are now open from 9 am to 4 pm in many cities and big towns, and some even open Saturday mornings. HSBC now opens from 8am to 8pm six days a week. For more information about managing your money in Mexico, connect to the Money in Mexico section on Mexperience.
Office Hours: Commercial Office hours tend to run in line with those of the US and the UK: 8am - 6pm. Lunch breaks usually last an hour, but business lunches can go on much longer. Connect to the Business Center on Mexperience for full details about business practices in Mexico.
Churches: Some churches are permanently open; others are locked up if there is no service going on, especially those hosting valuable art or artifacts. If you visit a church, be mindful of those inside who may be taking part in a church service.
Museums: Museums tend to have specific opening hours, and those outside of the major tourist areas usually close for a day in the week (often Mondays, not always) - so it's best to check beforehand if you want to visit a specific museum.
Archaeology Parks: Archaeology parks are open to the public from 8am to 5pm, and all except those in the most frequented tourist areas (e.g. Chichen Itza in Yucatan) are closed on Mondays.
Public Holidays in Mexico
Mexico celebrates a number of public holidays throughout the year. You can learn more about the dates, holidays and events surrounding them on our guide to Public Holidays in Mexico.
Video and Photography in Mexico
Printing Digital Photos in Mexico
If you would like to print your digital photos while in Mexico, you can visit the photo department inside major supermarkets (e.g. Commercial Mexicana, Wal-Mart). There are also independent photography shops—especially common in small towns where there are no major shops—where you can edit/print your digital photos, purchase additional memory chips for your digital camera, buy batteries and accessories and purchase a new camera or video equipment (note that photographic equipment is more expensive in Mexico than it is in the USA). Film and videotape for non digital cameras are becoming obsolescent, but may still be available in some specialist photographic stores in larger towns and cities.
Video and Photography Etiquette in Mexico
Museums: Some museums and all major archaeology parks will make a small charge if want to take a handheld video recorder into the museum or site with you; some make a charge for cameras, although this is rare. Some will not allow flash photography, especially on ancient stonework and murals as it affects the longevity of the work. You'll see notices written in Spanish and English that will advise you at each location.
Tripods: The use of tripods at all archaeological sites and some museums requires a permit. If you want to use a tripod you will need to apply for special permission from INAH (the government department that manages archaeological sites and some museums) and there will be a significant fee and plenty of paperwork involved. If you are outside Mexico, contact your local Mexican Consulate for information and details. Sites and museums which don't allow tripods offer a "package hold" facility for people carrying tripods, where they can be left until you leave the site or museum. Use of tripods elsewhere (public spaces, beaches, towns, etc.) is permitted.
Etiquette: Be mindful of people you photograph and, if possible, ask their permission first - especially in small provincial communities and in the State of Chiapas, and particularly around San Cristobal de las Casas. Some of these places have restrictions on photography, and signs will be posted to advise you in such cases.
Military and Navy Installations: It's best not to photograph the army or any military installations to avoid any misunderstandings.
Churches: Taking pictures inside a church when there is a service going on is considered disrespectful, so you should refrain from doing it. Taking pictures inside a church at other times is acceptable in Mexico.
Filming Professionally in Mexico
If you are planning to travel to Mexico to film or take photographs professionally (including research, cultural, artistic and educational programs), you will need to apply for a temporary filming permit. Contact your local Mexican Consulate for details.
Drinking Alcohol in Mexico
Legal Drinking Age in Mexico
The legal minimum drinking age in Mexico is 18; three years before the USA's legal drinking age, which is why a lot of older American teenagers 'fly south' to Mexico for a weekend or longer.
Although it has been rare in the past, requests for proof of age or identification when asking for an alcoholic beverage in Mexico are on the rise. However, it is still nowhere near as strict as the USA, where anyone who looks underage is immediately asked for identification.
The Effect of Altitude
Many places in the interior of Mexico are situated at altitude (for example, Mexico City, Guadalajara and most colonial cities) and at high altitudes, alcohol will have more effect on you than if you were drinking at, or close to, sea level. See Blog: Breathing Easy at High Altitudes
Alcohol Licensing Laws in Mexico
In most Mexican states, stores, restaurants and bars are allowed to sell alcohol 24 hours a day. However, some state restrictions do apply; for example in the northern state of Sonora, that borders the US state of Arizona, establishments cannot sell alcohol between the hours of 11 p.m. and 7 a.m. Mon-Sat, and on Sundays, they cannot sell alcohol from 3 p.m. until 7 a.m. the following Monday.
Drinking on the Street in Mexico
Technically, it is illegal to drink on the street in Mexico, but some people do, especially in tourist areas. If you want to drink a cold beer while walking down a street on a hot day, go ahead; but don't be stupid and get drunk on the street: it will call attention to yourself, and you may end up having to deal with the police who, in such a circumstance may apply the letter of the law to your behavior.
Drinking and Driving in Mexico
Drinking and driving is a serious crime in Mexico. If you drink, take a cab: taxis are very affordable in Mexico, there is absolutely no need to take your car if you are drinking.
Drinking and driving is still more common in Mexico than it is in places like the USA and Canada and so, if you're driving at night, or if you are a pedestrian near a tourist area with lots of bars, be extra vigilant of cars and traffic, especially in the early hours of the morning, when drunk drivers may be about.
Mexico's police are stepping up their campaign against drunk-drivers with stiff penalties (including the prospect of prison sentences) for offenders. In Mexico City, the police are now setting up roadside breath tests on routes leading to and from popular night spots.
Don't drink and drive in Mexico: foreigners do not get any leniency for driving drunk. If you hurt or kill someone in the process, you will end up in serious trouble and face the prospect of a long prison sentence in a Mexican jail.
Newspapers and Magazines in Mexico
English Language Media
The only English daily in Mexico is "The News", which was re-launched in 2007 after an absence of several years, the result of its parent Mexican paper Novedades being closed. "The News" is widely available in Mexico City and its distribution is being expanded to tourist destinations and other large cities.
Some magazine kiosks at airports and a few specialized stores sell U.S., British or European newspapers, some of which can be a day or two old.
English-language 'global' news magazines such as Time, Newsweek, People, etc are available in their U.S. editions in cities and large towns in Mexico. The British based magazine 'Economist' is now available at larger news stands in the big cities.
Newspapers and magazines can be bought on street corner stalls. Many supermarkets are now beginning to stock newspapers and magazines too; but not all of them.
Spanish Language Newspapers and Magazines in Mexico
Mexico has a wide selection of Spanish language newspapers from all sides of the political spectrum. Click on the names in green to view the online versions; all are currently subscription-free except Reforma.
Latin Trade - Online version in English of the popular magazine that is dedicated to trade in Latin America
El Economista - Financial/Business Press, in Spanish
El Financiero - Financial/Business Press, in Spanish
Reforma - Mexico's biggest daily, in Spanish (subscription required)
El Universal - One of Mexico's biggest daily papers, news online does not require subscription, in Spanish
Magazines in Mexico
Popular Spanish language magazines include:
Proceso - A weekly publication with informed commentary and opinion about Mexican and Latin American politics
Mexico Desconocido - A travel magazine with lots of photos, dedicated to highlighting travel and tourism in Mexico
Traveling to Mexico with Children
Take your family to Mexico with confidence. Read the comprehensive guide about Traveling to Mexico with Children for detailed information about making the most of your family visit to Mexico.
Lone Parents and Minors Traveling to Mexico
The rules for minors (people under the age of 18) and lone parents* traveling with their children to Mexico have changed. See the Link to the guide above for full details.
*Lone parents includes single parents, and parents who are traveling with children and without their spouse or partner.
Tipping and Bargaining in Mexico
See Blog: Mexico's Tipping Culture
Also See: Social Etiquette in Mexico
Tipping in Mexico
Tipping is common in the United States: it is almost second-nature and practiced frequently at most service establishments. In many European countries, it is not so common or customary to tip people for services.
In Mexico, not only is it customary, it is expected and appreciated in return for good service.
Most people working in Mexico's tourism and service sectors rely on your tips to supplement their basic pay and they give good service to prove that it makes a significant difference to them.
When you are traveling in Mexico, always keep some loose change in your pocket because you never know when you're going to need some of it for a tip.
Even fringe services like someone at a taxi rank opening the door for you (and perhaps putting your cases in the car's trunk) should receive a small tip (just 1 or 2 pesos will suffice in these cases).
Some hotels and tours indicate that "all tips are included in the price"; if this is the case, fair enough, and there is no need to tip further. You may still wish to leave a small tip for the maids at the rooms you stay in, or offer the tour guide a small tip at the end of the program.
Although tips are frequent in Mexico, the amounts are relatively small, and they really can make a different to the person whom you are rewarding.
If you did not get poor service, you should consider tipping in these situations:
Restaurants - 10% - 15% is normal, depending on the class of establishment and level of service you received. At diners and similar places 10% is sufficient; at higher-end restaurants and bistros, 15% is expected for good service.
Hotels - Bellboys should be paid around US$1 per bag; Concierge around US$2 equivalent if they do something for you (e.g. book a table at a local restaurant); more if they undertake some particular research (e.g. found you a local tour operator, car rental agency, or chauffeur). If you don't speak Spanish, remember that they will also be acting as translators for you and you should take this into account with your tip.
Hotel Maids - Many people leave a tip for the Maid, about US$1-US$5 equivalent per night's stay, depending on the class of establishment. It's best to leave your tips daily as the maids who are assigned to look after your room are probably on a rotating schedule and may not be on duty the day you leave.
Gasoline Service Stations - If you rent a car and buy fuel, 3-5% of the cost of the fuel is normal, with 5-10% of the cost of the fuel if the attendant provides additional services (water, oil, tire pressure, etc). It's usual to leave a few pesos tip within a rounded amount; for example, if you are filling up with $200 pesos of fuel, then you may tell the attendant that you want $190 or $195 pesos of fuel; you hand over the $200 peso bill and the attendant keeps the change. Read related guide to Driving in Mexico. You'll need to ask for the additional services if you want them.
Car Valets - If you drive to a bar or restaurant and have your car parked by the establishment's valet service, you should tip the attendant around US$1 equivalent in pesos when you leave, unless the valet has a pre-advertised rate (probably higher than this) in which case, pay that rate and no more.
Porters - When you arrive at a bus station, airport or hotel there will usually be a group of porters nearby waiting to take your bags. US$1 per bag in pesos equivalent is sufficient; perhaps a little more if the bags are over-sized, particularly heavy or if the attendant offers some additional value, for example, some local advice or directions.
Bus Station Taxi Rank Attendants - If you carried your own bags to the official taxi booth at the bus station, you may find that there is an assistant waiting nearby there who will offer to carry your bags once you have purchased your ticket. You don't have to allow this person to help you, but if you do, you may find it more efficient getting the next taxi from the rank. See Traveling by Bus in Mexico for more details. US$1 in pesos equivalent is a fair tip. See Traveling by Bus in Mexico.
Taxis - If you take a cab from the street, it's appreciated if you round up the meter charge to nearest 5 or 10 pesos depending on the comfort and speed of your journey; however, taxis hired from taxi ranks at hotels or official taxi ranks should be paid the advertised rate (or the rate you agree in advance) and no more. Also read the guide about Traveling by Taxi in Mexico which includes a link to current taxi prices in Mexico.
Bars and Cantinas - Tables at these are often attended (you don't need to go to the bar to order food or drink) - and a tip of 10% of the value of your spending that evening is normal.
Car Park Attendants - Often, car parks will have an "attendant"; a man or woman dressed up in a security-type uniform, who may direct you to a free spot, and see you reverse out when you return. These attendants are often older men who also keep an eye on things while you're away. 2-3 Pesos is sufficient; a little more if they help you load your shopping bags into your car.
Spas - For personal services at Resort Spas, 10-15% of the value of the service (e.g. a Massage) is normal. If you're staying at a Destination Spa, you can tip good service personally, 5-10% of the service's 'stand alone' value is fine; or you can add a tip to your final bill, to cover everyone—even the 'behind the scenes' people: 10-15% of the bill is sufficient. For more information about Spas, read our guides to Spas in Mexico.
Toilets / Restrooms - Public toilets / restrooms are a rare sight, and if you find one, it may not be very pretty! Some public toilets now make a small charge for entry, and you'll find these are usually reasonably clean and tidy. If one of these is not available, go to a restaurant, bar (even if you're not eating or drinking at it) or department store if there's one nearby. You may well find an attendant there who is looking after the place, making sure it's clean tidy; some may hand you a paper towel to dry your hands. Near the wash-basins, you may see a small wooden box, sometimes with a piece of cloth inside (and usually a coin or three on it). 2-5 pesos tip, commensurate with the class of establishment, is sufficient.
Stop-Light Entertainers - In Mexico City particularly (but not exclusively) you may find that one or more informal entertainers begin to perform a short skit. The 'performance' may include juggling, eating fire, miming, etc. After the performance is over, the people walk between the stationary cars in search of a small tip. Tipping is at your discretion.
See Blog: Rush Hour Variety
Stop-Light Windscreen Wash - Some people will "wash" your vehicle's windscreen, sometimes whether you want their service or not! Tipping is at your discretion.
Angeles Verdes - Meaning "Green Angels", these are trucks that are painted green and travel along Mexico's interstate highways helping people who have broken down. Their help is free, but they will charge you for parts and fuel if your car needs it. Be sure to tip the attendant; the amount is discretionary and should relate to how much help they were in a particular circumstance (e.g. more at night) and on how much work they have done for you. Read more about Traveling by Road in Mexico with Mexperience.
Bargaining and Barter in Mexico
People who visit Mexico rate shopping at the local markets as one of the most rewarding travel experiences they encounter.
Mexican traders do love a good barter, but beware: if they feel you are trying to devalue their goods too much, they will become upset and may even refuse to trade with you.
Bargaining and barter are common activities in Mexico, especially at markets and artifact stores and handicraft workshops.
Never accept the first price you're offered, but be realistic with your offers, and don't become too aggressive with your position.
Speaking Spanish - If you speak Spanish (even broken Spanish) you stand a much better chance of getting a better a deal on your purchases. This another good reason to Learn Spanish in preparation for your next visit to Mexico.
Markets and Street Traders - Mexican market traders are usually polite people who enjoy a good trade negotiation but, equally, they may become offended if you are too obstinate and will simply cease bargaining with you completely. Keep in mind that the people selling arts, crafts and artifacts are generally poor artisans making a simple living and often supporting a family. Some may also be the creators of the wares they are offering for sale, so any deep devaluation of their work might be taken personally, too.
Department Stores, Malls - Department stores and large (chain) hotels will not barter with you—you'll have more luck bartering with the check-out assistant of your local supermarket!
Taxis - Some taxis are not metered (especially in small provincial towns) so strike a bargain with your price before you get in. Also read the guide about Traveling by Taxi in Mexico which includes a link to current taxi prices in Mexico.
Drinking Water
When you're traveling in Mexico, you must take extra care when drinking water, or fresh beverages that may have tap water added to them. Also check the ice—ask if it was made with tap water especially in more rustic establishments and rural areas. Salads can also be dangerous if they have been rinsed with tap water; so again, the rule is: if in doubt, ask first! All main hotels and good restaurants use purified water throughout.
All commercially produced beverages, including bottled and tinned water, fizzy drinks, wine, beer, spirits, etc will be perfectly safe for you to drink.
To make tap water safe, boil it for at least a few minutes; perhaps longer in locations situated at higher altitudes as the water boils at lower temperatures there. Water purification tablets and drops are available, but these generally have an adverse affect on the water's taste. Another option is sterlizing pens that use ultra-violet light to purify, but don't change the taste of the water.
See Blog: Bottled Water in Mexico
Mexico's electricity system is the same as that of the USA: 120 V; 60 Hz. Any electrical equipment you carry with you that operates at the higher (240v) rate will need to be dual-voltage (e.g. hair driers). A lot of electrical equipment (like video cameras, digital cameras, laptops) that operate on 12 volts via a product-specific adaptor will happily cope with dual voltage—check the adaptor and the device instructions to be sure.
You may need a socket adaptor. Most plugs in Mexico are the same as in the US; two flat prongs. Some have a third, circular prong for earth, and adapters can be sought for these too if the plug you want to connect to doesn't have the third (earth) prong socket.
Also See: House Maintenance in Mexico
Embassy and Consulate Information
What can your consulate in Mexico do for you?
Foreign consulates in Mexico can usually help with administrative tasks like replacing a lost or stolen passport, provide you with a list of lawyers if you get into legal trouble, (and let your family back home know you're in trouble), liaise with Mexico's foreign office to make sure that you are being properly treated if you've been arrested, and in exceptional circumstances, provide you with a loan to pay for repatriation home if you become completely stuck (you will need to pay the loan back).
Foreign consulates and embassies cannot get you out of trouble. When you are in Mexico, you are bound by its laws and customs and subject to its legal penalties if you fall shy of the law, intentionally or otherwise.
See Blog: Obtaining Consular Assistance
Time Zones in Mexico and Clock Changes
Although Mexico now adheres to the Daylight Saving Time (DST) protocol, Mexican clock-time change dates do not always synchronize with the clock-time change dates in the US & Canada and Europe, so check this year's DST schedule for precise details.
Mexico Clock Changes in 2014
See this article for details of Mexico Clock Changes in 2015.
Time Zones in Mexico
Mexico's has three time zones.
Main Time Zone: Most of Mexico, including Mexico City and Merida, adheres to Central Time in the USA (same as Dallas, TX) and is always six hours behind GMT (Greenwich Mean Time).
North of Puerto Vallarta: The second time zone starts just north of Puerto Vallarta (Puerto Vallarta itself is not affected) and affects all areas on the coast north of here (including the popular beach destinations of Punta de Mita and Mazatlan) and ALL of Baja California Sur, including the popular areas of Los Cabos, La Paz, Loreto and Todos Santos. Note that Chihuahua City is NOT affected by the time zone change as it is too far east. This time zone adheres to Mountain Time (same as Denver, CO); one hour behind Mexico City.
Baja California (North): The third domestic time zone begins in the northern reaches of Baja California (the northern area of the peninsula). This area adheres to Pacific Time (same as Los Angeles, CA) and is therefore one hour behind Mountain Time (e.g. Los Cabos, Mazatlan) and two hours behind Mexico City.
Consult an updated map for the precise location of the time lines.
Clock / Time Changes in Mexico
In 1996, Mexico decided to change its clocks in the fall and spring of each year. Before this time, clocks were never changed in Mexico.
Mexican clock-time date changes may not be synchronized with those of the US & Canada and Europe, so check this year's clock-time change date schedules in the spring and the fall for precise date information about when clock-time will be altered.
Mexico's State of Sonora does not Adhere to DST Protocol
The only exception to the clock change is Mexico's northern state of Sonora, which borders the US State of Arizona, which is one of the few US states which do not move its clocks at any time of year to allow for DST; because of this, Sonora does not moves its clocks, either.
Baja California Peninsula Clock-time Changes
Note that the state of Baja California Sur usually makes clock-time changes on the same dates as the Mexican mainland; however the state of Baja California usually synchronizes its clock-time changes on the same date as mainland Mexico.
Jet Lag
Travelers arriving in Mexico from the east (e.g. from Europe) do not generally experience severe jet lag as they have gained time traveling west. Returning from Mexico and traveling east (e.g. to Europe) can be tiring, as time is lost traveling east.
Read this Related Article in the travel health guide here on Mexperience for tips and advice about how to minimize the impact of Jet Lag when you travel to and from Mexico.


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We would just like to take this opportunity to say thanks so very much to the individuals and businesses who not only sponsored, but supported the Carroll County Fair Royalty Contest and donated items for the visiting royalty who came from other counties as well as the Ohio Fair Manager's Queen for the 2012 Carroll County Fair.
First & foremost, thanks to the young people from various areas of the county, who took the time & cared enough about our county and fair to participate in this contest! It was such an encouragement to hear them talk so enthusiastically about the new improvements of the fairgrounds & buildings! We are so blessed to have such excellent candidates for Fair Royalty, and just like previous years, it was a very difficult decision for the judges who felt that any one of the candidates was worthy of being a member of this year's court. We, along with our mom (Barb Walton) have had the pleasure of being invited to other counties & their Fair Royalty Contest events and without a doubt, these teens across the state of Ohio are all extraordinary individuals who are outstanding in their achievements at this point in their lives & these Carroll County ladies & gentlemen are NO exception!! They have been high achievers throughout their years of 4-H, FFA, Scouts, etc. and were all phenomenal. They must be commended for these outstanding achievements over the past years as well as the wonderful characters that they brought into this contest. They enjoyed showing Carroll County hospitality to fair queens and kings attending our fair from other counties and the State Fair Manager's Assoc. (Ohio State Fair) Queen. They truly make all of us proud to be a "Carroll Countian!"
Next, I would like to thank Adele Canestraro - Velazquez (Russell Jewelers in Minerva) for graciously donating the tiaras; Lion's Den Sports Shop (Minerva) for donating the king and runners-up's monogrammed ball caps; Mrs. Richard C. (Barb) Walton (Carrollton) & "EmbroidMe" (Alliance) for donating the court's sashes; Bud's Flowers & Gifts (Carrollton) for creating the court's lovely floralbouquets and boutonnieres, given by the Suburban Garden Club of Carrollton; the FFA Alumni, "EmbroidMe" and Sheckler's Excavating for sponsoring the queen and king's chairs respectively; the Carroll County Sr. Fair Board, BW Auto Wrecking / Deluxe Body Shop and Donald Burns (all Carrollton) for donating the Court's trophy picture frames, John S. and Melanie Campbell, Judge Dominick and Cindy Olivito, BW Auto Wrecking / Deluxe Body Shop, Dean and Donna Ott, Rodney and Connie Days family, Atty. Steven D. Barnett, Atty. Christine Falconer, Jeff, Shelley and Brock Albaugh, Jo Anne Truman, Martha Jones, Hair Gallery (Evelyn Youngen), (all of Carrollton), Patricia J. Oyer and Maple-Cotton/Allmon Dugger Cotton Funeral Home and Ambulance Service (Kensington/Carrollton), and Carroll Co. Sr. Fairboard, for the queen, king and court's savings bonds; Tom and Marlene Wilson (Jewett) for donating the queen's Longaberger collectible basket; Ashton's 5 & 10 Store and Holiday Shoppe, Ponderosa Steakhouse, Jimmy's Backyard BBQ, Gioninos Pizzeria and Wendy's (all of Carrollton), Woods Grocery (of Malvern) and Elizabeth Renae's Bridal & Formal Wear of Salem (Joe & Kim Shipbaugh) for donating gift certificates for the court; Days Inn (Carrollton) for donating a pool pass to the queen ; Dr. Ted Rath of Minerva Vision Clinic for sunglasses, cases and misc. eye care product and Kishman's IGA (both Minerva) for a gift bag; John & Terry Dendak of Custom Creations Jewelry, Sales, Design, Repair (Carrollton) for donating a pearl necklace for the queen and stainless bracelet for the king; Jennifer Haas (thirty-one Demonstrator) for donating monogrammed cinch bags for the king and queen and Joe and Rose Seck, Jeff Tipton- Center Twp Trustee, Martha J. Jones, "Whisper Tones" (Fran Shufelt), Georgette Huff, JoAnne Truman, McFadden Insurance Agency, Inc., McDonald's, Sean & Michelle Speedy, Mark & Karla Wells, Pizza Hut (all Carrollton), Sheryl Sheckler (Stampin' Up! Independent Demonstrator), Dave's Diner of Sherrodsville and Marlene Wilson (Longaberger Demonstrator) for the court baskets, and gift bags contents.
Many thanks also to the Carrollton Chamber of Comerce for tote bags, Tammy Sanderson and the Sr. Fair Board members and employees, Wes Frew, Jr Fair Board, and the panel of 2012 Judges, 2011 Fair Queen & King Nancy Sheckler (Waynesburg) and Michael Moore (Carrollton), Rose Seck (Carrollton), Ashley Wells (Malvern), John Ryser ( Salem), 2010 Fair Queen Melinda Weaver (Salineville) and our fantastic moms, Barb Walton, & Marilyn Wells for all their assistance, direction, promotion and contributions of time and talents above and beyond the "call of duty". Without them, this contest would not have been possible.
We look forward to working on this contest again & would welcome any assistance, donations, comments or suggestions.
Karla & Mark Wells
Carrollton, OH
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The eight members of the Environmental Scan task force were asked to develop an environmental scan in support of the strategic plan. This process included the task force reviewing national, regional, and state policies, and economic and demographic trends that may affect the university.
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Below are results from various surveys and meetings.
The acronym SWOT stands for strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats. An eight member team was put together with the intention of building on the environmental scan. They have been asked to look at and define the strengths and weaknesses of the internal environment, as well as the opportunities and threats within the environment external to the university.
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The Goals Task Force has written goals to correlate with the Mission, Vision and Core Values previously developed in the strategic planning process.
The Mission, Vision, and Core Values Task Force has recently completed a proposed draft for the new strategic plan. This document is below.
Russell Consulting, Inc. came to campus in September 2011 to facilitate a series of unit meetings regarding the new strategic plan. Below is the report they provided to campus.
At the end of the 2010-11 academic year, the Strategic Plan Coordinating Group asked the university community to participate in a survey designed to aid the group in future planning. This survey asked individuals about their perceptions of UWRF's strengths and areas for improvement, as well as their ideas regarding the future of the university.
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Ancient barkpeeled trees in the Bitterroot Mountains, Montana: Legacies of native land use and implications for their protection
Josefsson, Torbjorn; Sutherland, Elaine Kennedy; Arno, Stephen F.; Ostlund, Lars. 2012. Ancient barkpeeled trees in the Bitterroot Mountains, Montana: Legacies of native land use and implications for their protection. Natural Areas Journal. 32(1): 54-64.
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Culturally modified trees (CMTs) are trees with scars that reflect human utilization of forested ecosystems. Some CMTs can reveal unique knowledge of native cultures and insight to peoples' subsistence and land use in the past, and are mostly to be found in protected areas since they contain very old trees. In this study, we examine attributes and the spatial and temporal distribution of barkpeeled trees, and present forest structure in two remnant ponderosa pine forests (Pinus ponderosa P. & C. Lawson) in western Montana. We also wanted to use an alternative method of dating CMTs and initiate a broader discussion of threats to such trees and needs for sustaining and protecting them. In total, 343 bark-peelings were recorded on 274 living and dead trees. Our results show that only certain trees were selected for harvest. Nearby trees of similar size and age were not used. The age estimation indicates that the bark-peelings were performed from the mid 1600s until the early 1900s. Today the forest at both study areas is generally low in density and all-aged with very old individual trees. They consist of a mosaic of uneven-aged tree groups and individual trees of various ages. We conclude that the abundance and density of bark-peeled trees at the study areas exceed values reported in most other North American studies (formally protected forests included), that the two areas represent different harvest areas for ponderosa pine inner bark, and that CMTs need to be recognized both as ecologically and culturally valuable features of old ponderosa pine forests.
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Juggling some angry Russians, the British Mi5, his wife and an international terrorist, Charlie Mortdecai, traverse the globe unarmed to recover a stolen painting rumoured to contain the code to a bank account filled with Nazi gold. FPB 13 LSV
David Koepp, Ewan McGregor, Gwyneth Paltrow, Johnny Depp
An attractive talk show host and his producer unwittingly get caught up in an international assassination plot. FPB 16 D L P S V
James Franco, Lizzy Caplan, Seth Rogen, Seth Rogen
A con man becomes romantically involved with a novice con artist, Jess, only to break up when she gets too close. Years later, he's thrown off his game when Jess shows up in Buenos Aires working to con the same billionaire as him.
John Requa, Margot Robbie, Rodrigo Santoro, Will Smith
Set within the world of global cybercrime, a furloughed convict and his American and Chinese partners, hunt a high-level cybercrime network from Chicago to Los Angeles to Hong Kong to Jakarta. FPB 16 L V
Chris Hemsworth, Michael Mann, Viola Davis, Wei Tang
In the near future, crime is patrolled by a mechanized police force. When one police droid, Chappie, is stolen and given new programming, he becomes the first robot with the ability to think and feel for himself. FPB 16 L V
Dev Patel, Hugh Jackman, Neill Blomkamp, Sharlto Copley
Tom and Jerry bump into junior spies Jonny Quest and Hadji at the beach. When Dr. Zin discovers that Dr. Benton Quest possesses a device that could solve the world's energy problems, Zin sends his evil cat army to steal it.
Eric Bauza, Joe Alaskey, Spike Brandt, Tia Carrere, Tony Cervone


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15:01 AM (The Pros and Cons of Hitch Hiking, Pt. 10)
2Perfect Sense, Parts I & II
One of the greatest songs ever written. Masterpiece from another world.
No gotta stick with this one. 5.06 and tide is turning are classics
35:06 AM (Every Stranger's Eyes)
4What God Wants, Pt. 1
5The Tide Is Turning (After Live Aid)
6The Bravery of Being Out of Range
7Lost Boys Calling
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Fade so fade slow unique full of wise sorrow
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Kickoff is fast approaching. To help count down the days to Aug. 28, the BTN.com team is discussing one topic every day. Think of it as our countdown to kickoff. Today's topic: East top newcomer? See Tom Dienhart, Sean Merriman and Brent Yarina's picks in this post.
See our other 2014 predictions:
- Predict It: Who will be 2015 Big Ten interceptions leader?
- Predict It: Who will be 2015 Big Ten sacks leader?
- Which injury is more worrisome: Melvin Gordon or Randy Gregory?
- Countdown to kickoff: Who will win 2014 Big Ten title?
- Countdown to kickoff: Big Ten East champ?
Tom Dienhart: Jabrill Peppers, CB, Michigan. Touted by some as the nation's top corner, Peppers should have a just-add-water impact in some role (nickel back) in the secondary. He also could help as a return man with his dynamic game-breaking speed.
Sean Merriman: Jabrill Peppers, CB, Michigan. Peppers enters the fall as the most-hyped Big Ten freshman since Tyrell Pryor, back in 2008. A freak athlete, Peppers will likely see action in the secondary and the return game during his freshman campaign. This is a guy who has blazing speed and the size-strength combination to be an immediate impact player . The secondary is one of Michigan's strengths, but that isn't going to stop this guy from getting on the field.
Brent Yarina: Jabrill Peppers, CB, Michigan. Michigan's secondary is stacked, but there's no way Peppers won't find his way onto the field in his first season. He was one of the nation's top recruits for a reason, and he has the ability to impact the game on offense – if Brady Hoke and company so choose – defense and special teams.