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The Knights Templar were a Christian military order during the Middle Ages. The were highly involved in the Crusades, and were often responsible for the defense of Christian pilgrims who wished to visit the Holy Lands. It is believed that their name derives from the "Temple of Solomon."
The Templars were an influential and popular group for over two centuries. However, weakened by disputes with other Christian military orders as well as opposing countries and religious groups, their popularity began to decline. Jerusalem, the Christian Holy City, was captured by Muslim forces and the Templars were forced to uproot and find new locations for their headquarters.
In the year 1307, King Philip IV of France put forth an order for numerous members of the Knights Templar to be arrested (the charges included heresy, fraud, and a number of sins against God and Christianity). Many were burned at the stake for their supposed crimes.
Legends still surround tales of the Knights Templar; many state that they were in position of relics such as the Ark of the Covenant and/or the Holy Grail.
Some modern-day organizations link themselves to the Templar, including the Freemasons, the Sovereign Military Order of the Temple of Jerusalem, and various pseudo-chivalric orders (orders that are not recognized as being legitimate).
Carnivale introduces the idea of the Knights Templar via a vision experienced by protagonist Ben Hawkins. Upon encountering a fellow "freak-finder" (one who finds people with unique talents, deformities, or abilities for a carnival) by the name of Phineas Boffo, Ben shakes his hand, only to have a vision - fire, battle scenes, soldiers, bloodied and dismembered bodies - and realize it was caused by Boffo's signet ring.
Anyone who is familiar with the legends of the Templar would recognize the signet: a red cross upon a black and white background, inscribed with the words "in hoc signo vinces" ("in this sign you will conquer").
Those who are not so familiar with the legends, however, must wait for the show to explain its meaning and its significance.
Ben shows the ring to Samson, the manager of the carnival, who recognizes it as the same symbol shown on a medal he possesses, one that used to belong to a man named Henry Scudder - a man that both Ben and his nemesis, Brother Justin Crowe, have been dreaming about and consequently searching for. Their respective searches lead them to the Lodge of the Benevolent Order of Templar - a modern branch of the Knights Templar.
Carnivale was cancelled after the second season and therefore did not have a chance to expand on the Templar plot-line. However, in various internet chats with fans, show creator Daniel Knauf did explain some points: the Order was responsible for tracking down Avatars and offering help; Scudder had been a member of the Order; and a manuscript transcribed by Sauniere would come into play (presumably the one sought by Wilfred Talbot Smith that describes the roles of the Avatars, hidden at Rennes-le-Chateau - a place famed for its mythical relation to the Knights Templar).

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Plymouth's positive, high-energy environment, deeply committed faculty, and strong network of support systems make it the perfect place to find your niche–academically, socially, and professionally.
Residential Life
You'll find that here at Plymouth, living on campus proves to be a learning experience equal to that which you'll experience in your academic major. You'll have the opportunity to live among people with diverse personalities, backgrounds and values — an opportunity that will most definitely help you develop critical life skills.
Dining Services
Managed by Sodexo, dinging services at Plymouth State offers options to students at Commons Cafe (inside Lamson Learning Commons), the Union Grille and Sidewalk Cafe (located inside the Hartman Union Building), the Woods Cafe and Prospect Dining Hall.
Health Services
Health Services at PSU can assist you with all your health needs while you're away from home:
- Allergy immunizations
- Reproductive health clinic
- Laboratory and radiology services
- Orthopedic clinic
- Cold clinic
- Medical clinic
- Pill checks
- Advice and counseling
Wellness Center
In addition to Health Services, PSU also has a Wellness Center that can assist you with living a healthy, happy life at your home away from home:
- Stress management
- Quitting smoking
- Sexual health
- Basic nutrition
- Exercise/fitness
- Alcohol
- Communication
Campus Life
Whether you're looking for sports and fitness, student organizations, Greek life, or student activities, the Hartman Union Building and the PE Center are always bustling with activity. If a quiet place to study or read a book is more your style, Lamson Learning Commons or one of the various student lounges would suit you well.
Campus Safety
Our University Police Department does a great job at keeping the Plymouth State Campus safe. We also offer safe walks across campus every Thursday – Saturday night from 10 pm – 2 am. So, you never need to feel alone.
The university maintains a shuttle service that makes regular stops around campus and into the town of Plymouth (including Wal*Mart). During ski season, local ski areas even run shuttles directly to the slopes!
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Authors:Heath Hamrick, Todd Allen,
Publisher: Coaches Choice
Keywords: spread, field, offense, coaching
Number of Pages: 88
Published: 2006-04-30
List price: $19.95
Coaching the Spread Bone Offense: Spread the Field provides coaches at all competitive levels with all the tools they need to run an effective spread offense. The book outlines the plays, philosophy, and coaching attitude needed to implement the most versatile, most powerful, and most aggressive offense ever conceived. Covers the toolbox, the running game, the passing game, the rocket/laser and ram/lion series, and more. Includes more than 75 clear images and diagrams.
Author: Malcolm Pryor
Publisher: Harriman House
Keywords: spread, money, trading, bets, making, guide, betting, handbook, financial
Number of Pages: 295
Published: 2007-06-01
List price: $35.00
Reach the heights of spread betting success! Financial spread betting is growing in popularity. But who wins and who loses at this game? What do the winners do that differs from the losers? That is what this book is about. Malcolm Pryor uses the model of climbing a mountain to explain a disciplined, winning approach to spread betting. First a base camp must be established: which includes getting set up with the right corporate data, charting and accounts software, deciding what to bet on and what your time frame should be, learning the nuances of operating an account, controlling risk, and lea
Author: Gary Ford
Publisher: Harriman House
Keywords: betting, systems, spread, developing, guide, trading
Number of Pages: 269
Published: 2009-01-01
List price: $64.99
"Creating and following a strategy can give a trader the edge they need to be successful in the markets." - Gary Ford This is the first book on developing and back-testing systems trading strategies to be used whilst spread betting. The book details the cycle of choosing instruments, designing strategies, back-testing and the real-time trading of those systems and includes many real-life examples. This book details an end-to-end approach covering all of the aspects required to implement and maintain a trading system. The focus of the text is the independent trader, providing them with the in
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Publisher: Gibbs Smith
Keywords: spread, size, man
Number of Pages: 144
Published: 2003-05-14
List price: $7.95
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Author: Sean C. McVeigh
Publisher: iUniverse, Inc.
Keywords: word, spread
Number of Pages: 180
Published: 2005-09-08
List price: $16.95
Through these pages you will join Sean McVeigh as he recounts his real life experiences of sharing his religious belief in Christ with others. By sharing his encounters, he turns conceptual religion into a living, breathing reality. This is something often lacking in the transmission of religious beliefs, which is why Will You Spread My Word For Me? is so unique. If you are ready for something new, religiously enlightening, motivating, inspiring and empowering then you are ready for Will You Spread My Word For Me?
Author: Ian Bellany
Publisher: Manchester University Press
Keywords: weapons, nuclear, spread, curbing
Number of Pages: 192
Published: 2006-03-17
List price: $84.00
This book considers nuclear weapons from varying perspectives, including the technology perspective, which views them as spillovers from nuclear energy programs; and the theoretical perspective, which looks at the collision between national and international security involved in nuclear proliferation.
Author: Cass R. Sunstein
Publisher: Farrar, Straus and Giroux
Keywords: believe, spread, falsehoods, rumors
Number of Pages: 112
Published: 2009-09-29
List price: $18.00
Many of us are being misled. Claiming to know the "pals" of presidential aspirants, dark secrets about public officials, and hidden causes of the current economic crisis, those who spread rumors know precisely what they are doing. They are sometimes able to derail political candidates, injure companies and reputations, even damage democratic governance. And in the era of the Internet, they know more about manipulating the mechanics of false rumors—social cascades, group polarization, and biased assimilation—than you do. They also know that the presumed correctives—publishing balanced


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If all you police haters ever get your way and you have their hands tied and they have zero morale, then you will complain that they do nothing. I am not a policeman and do not approve of all they do nor do I try to justify when they do wrong, however, who do you crying haters and racists expect to rescue you when you need help. If you see someone being robbed or hurt do you stop and jump into a situation you know nothing about? NO you call the police and expect them to make a split second decision, and it better be the correct one or someone will be after their job. Police are just normal people and should be held accountable for their actions, but why is it that a policeman with a clean record can lose everything in split second wrong decision and the career thug or thugs are the victims and so pitiful.
J S Mannings internal affairs record would sink Birmingham, give me a freakin break, another poster who has no clue who or what they are talking about!!
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LONG used to blaming inequitable revenue distribution from the centre for their woes, Northern governors must now think up fresh excuses to justify their gross underperformance following a recent news report, which revealed that lack of resources may not have been the real problem after all. The report, a compilation of records of revenue allocation over a period of 11 years by a Northern-based daily, revealed that, though the revenue sharing formula of the federation may not have been skewed to the advantage of the North, that region got enough to have turned around the fortunes of its citizens.
Citing documents from the Federation Accounts Allocation Committee, the report showed how about N8.3 trillion flowed into the coffers of the 19 northern state governments and 413 local governments from the collective purse between 1999 and 2010. But looking through the vast territory of the North, there is very little on the ground to justify the collection of such an amount.
The report, at a glance, showed that, within the period under reference, the northern states got N4 trillion out of a total of N10.7 trillion available for sharing among all the states, just as the sum of N4.2 trillion out of the N7.5 trillion due to local governments across the country also went to the North. Evidently, at the state level, the South got N2.7 trillion more than the North, which, in turn, got N900 billion higher at the local government level.
What, on the face value, looks like a lopsided allocation of resources comes from adding the 13 per cent derivation of the oil producing states to the total revenues that went to the Niger Delta area, while, at the local government level, the North got more because it has 413 out of the 774 local government areas in the entire federation. But, it should also be pointed out that, just as their northern counterparts, many of the southern states did not benefit from the extra revenue that went to the oil producing states as only nine states qualify for that.
What is so blatantly clear, however, is the abysmal failure of the northern political leadership to deploy their resources judiciously to raise the quality of life of their people. Despite earning so much over the years, poverty has, inexplicably, remained pervasive and endemic in the region. Recent figures released by the National Bureau of Statistics show that the poorest states in the country are in the North. Sokoto State, with 81 per cent poverty rate, topped the list last year, followed by Katsina, with 74.5 per cent. While Adamawa and Gombe had 74.2 per cent each, Jigawa and Plateau also shared a similar rate of 74.1 per cent each.
Figures for the previous years were even worse, with the poverty rate in Sokoto standing at 86.4 per cent in 2010 and Adamawa posting 95 per cent rate in 2004. The only bright spot in the North was Niger State with 33.8 per cent poverty rate last year, which also was the lowest nationwide.
The northern parts of the country generally occupy the bottom rung in practically all the human development indices. The Central Bank of Nigeria Governor, Lamido Sanusi, never fails to remind the world about the region's backwardness. He was once quoted as saying, "The North is very poor and backward." But, like the governors, he blames it on everyone else except the ruling elite of the North. The culprit is either the lopsided revenue sharing formula, especially the 13 per cent derivation, or the perceived "marginalisation" of the region by the Federal Government.
But the question that should not go unaddressed is, what happened to the North's N8.3 trillion? Some former governors have tried to justify expenditures during their tenure, while others have denied outright, getting anything close to what they have been credited with. Senator Ahmed Makarfi, the Kaduna State governor from 1999 to 2007, for instance, said he used his allocation judiciously to build the Kawo overhead bridge, open up new layouts and restore peace amidst booming commercial activities. "We can't put price to that (peace)…," he was quoted as saying. But opposition politicians believe the allocations to the North were either largely misapplied or stolen. According to human rights activist, Shehu Sani, "Half of the money was stolen by the governors, 30 per cent of it was shared to traditional rulers, clerics and marabouts, political cronies and sycophants. Only 20 per cent of it was used for the common people."
What the governors, however, failed to own up to was their undue sponsorship of religious activities, especially spending of billions of naira to sponsor people on pilgrimages, and their security vote, which Rabiu Kwankwaso, Governor of Kano State, described as a smokescreen for stealing public funds, building of palaces and buying of expensive cars for traditional rulers. For instance, the Borno State Governor, Kashim Shettima, last year outlined plans to build 186 palaces for district heads in the state, while Katsina State reportedly donated N60 million for the building of a Government House for Niamey Region in Niger Republic. Similarly, the Niger State Government last year unveiled plans to spend N2.4 billion to build worship centres in the state. These are examples of how not to spend public funds.
Niger State has shown clearly that one does not need to be an oil producing state to run government efficiently. The same goes for states in the South that have no oil revenue. This is what the northern states should do. Rather than begrudge oil producing states for the 13 per derivation, northern governors must reorder their priorities and create jobs for the teeming jobless. There must be massive education to reduce the number of child beggars (almajiri) on the streets; it has been confirmed that there is a link between poverty and lack of education. Mass education will also reduce drastically the number of idle hands available for recruitment into terrorism.
Since business can only grow in an atmosphere of peace, Northern governors must curb the festering of religious intolerance, which has sent many businesses packing from the North. If government money is used for the promotion of development and provision of infrastructure, the level of poverty will certainly reduce, not only in the North but in the entire country.
Besides, the people must learn to hold the government to account, since it has shown an abysmal lack of understanding of what governance is all about. The only way to get good governance is to demand it.


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Rocky Mountain Materials & Asphalt Inc.* (DAKF06-01-D-0005) and U.S. Roads* LLC (DAKF06-01-D-0006), Colorado Springs, Colo., are being awarded an indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract with an estimated base year total of $20,000,000 and an estimated cumulative total of $100,000,000. This U.S. armed forces joint services contract for roads includes the following: Fort Carson, U.S. Air Force Academy, Schriever Air Force Base, Peterson Air Force Base, Cheyenne Mountain Air Station and Buckley Air Force Base. The project includes repairs and paving to existing roadways and parking lots and may include new roadways and parking lots. Work will be performed in the Colorado Springs, Colo., area (95%) and at Buckley Air Force Base, Colo. (5%), and is expected to be completed by April 30, 2002. There were ten bids solicited on Dec. 20, 2000, and five bids were received. The Directorate of Contracting, Fort Carson, Colo., is the contracting activity.
Cox Construction Co.*, Vista, Calif., is being awarded a $27,463,600 firm-fixed-price contract for construction of a standard design whole barracks renewal complex. The project includes barracks, a soldier community building and four company operations facilities. The barracks include living/sleeping rooms, semi-private baths, walk-in closets and a bulk storage and service area. Supporting facilities include utilities, electric service, information systems, security lighting, fire protection and alarm systems, paving, walks, curbs and gutters, picnic and recreational areas and site improvements. Work will be performed at Fort Irwin, Calif., and is expected to be completed by Aug. 31, 2004. Contract funds will not expire at the end of the current fiscal year. There were 70 bids solicited in December 2000, and five bids were received. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Sacramento, Calif., is the contracting activity (DACA05-01-C-0005).
ITT Avionics Division, Clifton, N.J., is being awarded a time and materials contract with a cumulative total of $24,314,292 for engineering and support services including studies and evaluations for the Suite of Integrated Radio Frequency Countermeasures, AN/ALQ-211(V) Program. An appropriation number and dollar value will be issued with each delivery order. Work will be performed in Clifton, N.J., and is expected to be completed by April 19, 2006. This is a sole source contract initiated on Jan. 23, 2001. The U.S. Army Communications-Electronics Command, Fort Monmouth, N.J., is the contracting activity (DAAB07-01-D-B010).
Royal Ordnance North America Inc., Kingsport, Tenn., was awarded on April 24, 2001, a $15,252,870 modification to firm-fixed-price contract DAAA09-98-D-0005 for the manufacture of 2,661,932 pounds of Comp C-4, Class 3 (Tagged) explosive to support ammunition requirements for all military services. Work will be performed at the Holston Army Ammunition Plant, Kingsport, Tenn., and is expected to be completed by Aug. 31, 2002, Contract funds will not expire at the end of the current fiscal year. This is a sole source contract initiated on Feb. 14, 2000. The U.S. Army Operations Support Command, Rock Island, Ill., is the contracting activity.
The contract announced April 24, 2001 for Oshkosh Truck Corp., Oshkosh, Wis., should have given the place of performance as Oshkosh, Wis. (DAAE07-01-C-S060)
McDonnell Douglas Corporation, a wholly owned subsidiary of the Boeing Company, Long Beach, Calif., is being awarded a $19,986,563 (not-to-exceed) modification to a cost-plus-award fee contract to provide various spare parts in support of the Readiness Spares Package for the C-17 aircraft. At this time $9,993,281 of the funds have been obligated. Deliveries will be scattered over calendar years 2002 and 2003. Aeronautical Systems Center, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio, is the contracting activity (F33657-01-C-2002, P00012).
Lockheed Martin Mission Systems, Manassas, Va., is being awarded a $6,034,912 modification to a cost-plus-award fee/fixed-price contract to provide software upgrades for the Department of Defense Global Transportation Network (GTN). The GTN provides the ability to track the identity, status and location of DoD unit and non-unit cargo, passengers, patients, forces and military and commercial airlift, sealift and surface assets from origin to destination. At this time $4,907,378 of the funds have been obligated. The work will be completed July 13, 2002. Air Mobility Command Contracting Flight, Scott Air Force Base, Ohio, is the contracting activity (F19628-95-C-0029, P00210)
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Betsy Johnson Frazier to Roger Gene Nelson II both of Prestonsburg.
Samantha Marie Stephens to Brandon Lee May both of Prestonsburg.
Kortney Nicole Ward to Gordon Colby Tackett both of Bevinsville.
Geneva Diane Boyd to Jared N Reynolds, both of Ivel.
Rebecca Dawn Hicks to James Barkley Howell both of Prestonsburg.
Jolean Faye Goble to Michael Eugene Blackburn both of Prestonsburg.
Pamela Ann Tackett of Weeksbury to Garrie Randall Caudill of Melvin.
Alyssa Kathryn Johnson of East Point to Michael Ray Crum of Prestonsburg.
Toby Mack Akers, 37, Martin – persistent felony offender, second degree; receiving stolen property US/$10,000.
Martin Oliver Lopez, 33, Pikeville – attempt/obtain controlled substance by fraud/false. statement/forgery; criminal possession of prescription blank, first offense.
Randall Evans, 58, McDowell – theft by deception-include cold checks $10,000 or more.
Darlene Lynn Russell, 39, Salyersville – criminal possession forged instrument-second degree.
Stacey K Slone, 43, McDowell – wanton endangerment – first degree; menacing.
David Lovely, Prestonsburg – flagrant non support.
Arthur D. Martin, 55, Hunter – fugitive from another state – warrant required.
Toddra N. Hamilton, 23, Prestonsburg – failure to wear seat belts; failure to produce insurance card; operating motor vehicle under influence of alcohol/drugs; operating on suspended/revoked license; first degree possession of controlled substance/drug unspecified, first offense; possession of marijuana; drug paraphernalia – buy/possess (two charges); possessing license when privileges are revoked/suspended.
Billy Brown, 48, Harold – theft of services
Thomas Sheperd, 38, Martin – persistent felony offender, first degree; complicity theft by unlawful taking, auto $10,000 or more; complicity trafficking in stolen vehicles or vehicle parts.
Ricky Hall, 51, Weeksbury – theft of services
Alicia Robinson, 37, Prestonsburg – public intoxication/controlled substances; theft by unlawful taking, shoplifting; promoting contraband, first degree.
Justin Carroll, 23, Prestonsburg – escape, second degree (identify facility); theft of services.
Kayla Short, 26, Weeksbury – theft of services.
Travis Ryan Johnson, 34, Bevinsville – criminal mischief, first degree.
Thomas Shepherd, 38, David – theft by unlawful taking; criminal trespass, second degree.
Joyce Hall, 66, Teaberry – theft by deception, include cold checks U/$10,000 (two counts)
Tiffany Perry, 24, Prestonsburg – theft by unlawful taking, $10,000 or more.
Sheena Slone, 25, Prestonsburg – receiving stolen property U/$10,000
Tim Hall, 44, Hi Hat – theft of Services
George Fox, 61, Wellston, Ohio – first degree possession of controlled substance/drug unspecified; Possession of controlled substance, third degree – drug unspecified; resisting arrest; controlled substance not in orginial container.
Jeanne Blanton, 38, Dwale – theft by unlawful taking, shoplifting; criminal trespass, second degree.
Mark Miller, 33, Prestonsburg – public intoxication controlled substances
Tiffany Williams, 24, Grethel – theft by failure to make required disposition of property; theft of services.
Danny Castle, 44, Drift – terroristic threatening, third degree.
Jette Burchett, 18, Prestonsburg – harassment, no physical contact
Scotty Miller, 28, Garrett – criminal Trespassing, third degree.
Christopher Shawn Howell, 37, Betsy Layne – assault fourth degree domestic violence minor injury.
Brad Allen Adkins, 42, Ivel – criminal Trespassing, third degree.
Jessica Cole Mcintosh, Drift – receiving stolen property U/$500.
Paula Castellanos, 44, Tram – harassment, no physical contact.
Britta Younce Tackett, 27, Melvin – harassing communications.
Bobbie Bentley, 35, Prestonsburg – possession controlled substance, third degree, drug unspecified.
Adrian Rucker, 18, Prestonsburg – possession of marijuana.
James Hicks, 51, Kingsport TN – possession of a controlled substance, third degree; controlled substance prescription not in original container.
Jennifer Moore, 22, Martin – criminal trespass, first degree.
Mike Moore, 46, Martin – criminal trespass, first degree.
Angela Clark, 41, Prestonsburg – harassing communications; terroristic threatening, third degree.
Robert Skeans II, 28, Allen – harassment, no physical contact
Kristie Flannery Smith, 42, Martin – harassment, no physical contact.
Jessica Mcintosh, 29, Drift – theft by failure to make requisition of property.
Shirley Fogle, 57, Hi Hat – harassment (physical contact) no injury.
Easter Salisbury, 66, Hueysville – harassment (physical contact) no injury.
Cody Slone, 21, Banner – harassment, (no physical contact).
Kenneth Hall, 39, Harold – harassment (no physical contact).
Johnny Mickey Flannery, Martin – harassment (no physical contact).
Lori Moore, 42, Martin – criminal trespass, first degree.
Michael Branham, Paul Ray Branham, Phyllis Branham, Roscoe Eugene Branham, Susan Branham, William Dudley Branham, Woodie Cecil Branham, Jeff Crisp, Kimberly R. Crisp and Debbie K. Goebel, to Rick Crum and Susan Crum, property location not listed.
Maxzenia Burchett, to Debra Calhoun, property location not listed.
Larry Burke and Mary Burke, to Larry Burke and Mary Burke, property located on Route 850.
Andrea Lynn Carter and Judith Woosley, to Appalachian Heritage LLC, property location not listed.
Andrea Lynn Carter co-trustee, Ruth Hall revocable living trust and Judith Woosley co-trustee, to Andrea Lynn Carter and Judith Woosley, property location not listed.
Mickey Conn, to James Austin Conn, property located at Prater Creek.
Eugene Craft and Irene Craft, to David Layne, property location not listed.
Eugene Craft and Irene Craft, to David Layne, property location not listed.
Michele Crider and Perry Crider, to Chesapeake Appalachia LLC, easement.
Franklin D. Fitzpatrick, to Willis Craft, property location not listed.
Amber Hall and James Riley Hall III, to Amber Hall and James Riley Hall III, property location not listed.
Timothy Brandon Hall and Valerie Hall, to April Lambert and Tommy R. Lambert, property located at Windy Brooks II subdivision.
Freddie Hamilton and Vicky Hamilton, to Pike Letcher Land Company, property location not listed.
Freddie Hamilton and Vicky Hamilton, to Pike Letcher Land Company, property location not listed.
Tolvie Hamilton Jr., to Pike Letcher Land Company, property located at Tinker Fork of Big Mud Creek.
James Lewis, to Thomas Edward Lewis and Sherry Lynn Lewis, property located at Low Gap Road in Hueysville.
Vickie Lynn May, to Ray Ballard, property located near Betsy Layne.
Vickie Lynn May, to Ray Ballard, property located near Betsy Layne.
Vickie Lynn May, to Ray Ballard, property located near Tolers Creek.
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Push the stiff arm straight up, close and clinch. Take the back.
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Style: Getting mounted--Originally Posted by MONGO
The only time I ever tried to shoot in on someone during randori was against a former Olympian and pan-African Champion. As I recall, he just sort of effortlessly shrugged me off of his thighs and onto my back. Of course, nothing anyone does ever seems to work on him.
Maybe I'm an idiot, but I'm having a hard time imagining how you would get choked by dropping into a shot. Could you go into a little more depth on this?
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Style: Judo--Originally Posted by parthenon
Which grip are you trying to break? I'm assuming that your opponent is playing the same side you are, so your problem is their sleeve grip, the classic way to break that is to bend your arm so your fist is pointing up to remove slack, then slap their hand off. Punching your hand to the space over their same side shoulder (if it's your left arm, punch over the left shoulder), and then quickly pulling your arm back has also proven useful to me.
If you are trying to get the lapel grip off, grabbing my own lapel under their grip with my left hand, and then, for lack of a better term, "palm striking" their gripping hand off with my right hand works pretty well for me.
And about that stiff arm...
Are they actually stiff arming you, or are they just controlling you and/or blocking you?
If they're actually stiff arming you, they're probably pushing you backwards a bit. Lay a dei ashi harai or hiza garuma on them. When you take that slight back pivot/turn, their stiff arm will probably follow and give you wonderful kuzushi.
One more thing: what did your instructor say?
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What about pushing on the elbow as you push up?There's no choice but to confront you, to engage you, to erase you. I've gone to great lengths to expand my threshold of pain. I will use my mistakes against you. There's no other choice.
Style: Judo, BJJ--
If they're stiff-arming you from a high collar grip, you can sometimes threaten a standing armbar such as ude-gatame. It doesn't work often as a submission, particularly against experienced players, but it does provide incentive to change grips.
Otherwise, yeah, grip-breaking all the way. You can't get control over him to do anything else while you're being held at arm's length.
Sometimes you're spinning when this happens, and you can maybe take a knee wheel. I don't think that's good general advice though - wait until you really know a knee wheel, or you could end up getting a warning for kicking him in the knee.
If I had a floating armbar, that's what I'd go for. I'm actually so enamored of the damn things they'll probably become a bad habit . . .
Last edited by JohnnyCache; 3/23/2006 6:20am at .There's no choice but to confront you, to engage you, to erase you. I've gone to great lengths to expand my threshold of pain. I will use my mistakes against you. There's no other choice.
Style: BJJ - Homeland Security--
You won't be doing any throws until you get better grips. If your opponent has the grip he wants then you can't just take whatever's available and attempt to counter him. You need to break his grips and get your own.
Let's say he has both hands on your lapels and his arms stiff. On one side you need to turn your body away and pull your lapel out of his hand while stiff-arming him back on the other side. Then, reach across with the arm on the side you just freed, grab his lapel and open it. Reach over top with the arm on the side still being stiff-armed and grab the lapel over his arm, then bend your elbow into his. This should force him to bend his arm.
If you were doing BJJ you could stop after you freed the first lapel and wristlock him with the other one. My Professor will actually offer his lapel at the start of a match to bait this and it's hilariously effective.
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Your First Yoga Class
What you need to know going to a yoga class for the first time. What to expect, what not to fear, and what to wear.
So, you've decided to try out yoga. You've heard all the benefits – a great way to get toned, stay in shape, lose weight, make new friends, merge with the higher consciousness – and you feel you owe it to yourself to give it a go. After attending one or two yoga classes a week regularly for over 6 months now, I can say for certain that you won't regret it – especially if you push yourself to go a second time. Yoga offers so many benefits its almost impossible to argue against – unless your sick, fatigued, dehydrated, etc. Please check with a licensed health adviser before going to your first beginner's class.
I put off yoga for years. I had all kinds of fears associated with it. What if I couldn't do the "poses"? What if I wasn't spiritual enough? What if I was the only guy in a class full of girls? Wait, how could that last one possibly be a fear? The excuses went on and on, but I finally threw caution (and really.. laziness) to the wind and went to the local yoga studio. I was very quickly addicted to it. I may write an article in the future about all the ways yoga has impacted me, but for now – here are the three things you need to know going into your first yoga class.
First off, you will be surrounded by women. If you're a dude, this has its benefits and its downsides – you'll discover both if you start going regularly. If you're a woman, you will have girls who can stretch in any number of extreme, exotic ways – you either come from a flexibility-promoting background (like cheer leading, gymnastics, etc.) and can do a split without blinking an eye or you don't and this display of limberness will bum you out and make you green with envy. The first thing to know for either sex: Leave your ego at the door. Yoga is not a race or a contest. If you sit all day long (in cubicle or class) or haven't exercised in a while and try to mirror (or out-stretch) your yoga mat neighbors – you're in for a painful morning after. The girl next to you has been coming for years and couldn't care less about how well you do the poses. She is there to deepen her practice further, keep in shape, or de-stress after a long week at work – not to time how quickly you can swing your flabby backside up into a downward-facing dog. The practice of yoga is really about going inward and becoming "body-conscious" – not of denying the ego, but of re-focusing your awareness to listen to the body. The first few classes will probably test your level of self-consciousness. Stick it out two or three classes and you will be surprised how quickly you'll want to keep going back. But, remember – leave your ego at the door.
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Cognitive Science
Anna Everetts (Administrative Assistant)
Committee: Alan Baker (Philosophy) 3
Peter Baumann (Philosophy)
Stella Christie (Psychology)
Daniel Grodner (Psychology) 3
Lisa Meeden (Computer Science)
The Cognitive Science Program has been developed to guide students who are interested in the interdisciplinary study of the mind, brain, and language, with emphases on formal structure, biological information processing, and computation. The program is designed to emphasize guided breadth across various disciplines that contribute to cognitive science as well as depth within a chosen discipline.
The Academic Program
We conceive of cognitive science as a loose federation of six specific disciplines. The disciplines included are neuroscience, computer science (including computer engineering), linguistics, mathematics and statistics, philosophy, and cognitive psychology. To demonstrate breadth, students majoring or minoring in cognitive science are required to complete credits in at least three of these six disciplines.
Course Minor
Six credits are required for the minor. One of these is a required introductory course, COGS 001. The remaining 5 credits are to be distributed across three different disciplines of cognitive science. That is, 2 credits of listed courses, from 3 of the 6 disciplines, must be completed with the exception that in one—and only one—of the three disciplines, a single "focus course" may be used to meet the breadth requirement. Students who wish to use 2 credits in mathematics and statistics as one of their disciplines for a cognitive science minor must choose 2 credits from a single sub-area of mathematics and indicate its relevance to at least one of the two other disciplines chosen for the minor.
The list of courses currently approved as cognitive science courses is rather selective because it is intended to focus students on the most essential cores of cognitive science within each discipline. For disciplines where there are courses designated as focus courses, at least one focus course must be taken to include that discipline in the minor. Many more courses, taught on campus, are closely relevant to cognitive science. This list is subject to periodic re-evaluation.
In addition to fulfilling the breadth requirements, students must indicate one cognitive science field in which they have substantial depth of preparation. Such depth can be documented by completion of at least 4 courses from within a cognitive science discipline (even if some of those courses are not directly related to cognitive science). Alternative curricular and extracurricular ways of fulfilling the depth requirement may be discussed with the coordinator.
Honors Minor
To complete an honors minor in cognitive science, students must complete all requirements listed above. The honors preparation for the minor will normally be a 2-credit unit approved by the relevant department from courses listed for the minor. The minor preparation must be within a discipline that is not the student's honors major. Students are encouraged to develop an appropriate preparation in consultation with the coordinator.
Special Major
Typically, the program for a special major in cognitive science involves fulfilling all requirements for the minor and then adding 4 or more cognitive science related courses, bringing the total number of credits up to 10–12. Note that these additional credits may include courses not listed as eligible for the minor, subject to the approval of the program coordinator. Students who special major in cognitive science are normally required to do a 1-credit senior thesis (COGS 090).
Honors Special Major
An honors special major in cognitive science is possible. Students must fulfill all requirements for the minor and take four 2-credit honors preparations. One of these preparations is a Senior Honors Thesis (COGS 180). The other three preparations must be distributed across at least two disciplines within cognitive science. The nature of these honors preparations will be determined by the standard practices of the relevant department.
Thesis / Culminating Exercise
Minors who wish to get formal research experience may choose to complete a 1-credit thesis or a 2-credit honors thesis in cognitive science during their senior year. Non-honors theses in cognitive science will normally be examined by Cognitive Science Committee members from within at least two different departments.
COGS 001. Introduction to Cognitive Science
An introduction to the science of the mind from the perspective of cognitive psychology, linguistics, neuroscience, philosophy, and artificial intelligence. The course introduces students to the scientific investigation of such questions as the following: What does it mean to think or to have consciousness? Can a computer have a mind? What does it mean to have a concept? What is language? What kinds of explanations are necessary to explain cognition?
1 credit.
Fall 2014. Durgin, Sikos.
COGS 090. Senior Thesis
The one-credit thesis project can be supervised by any of a number of faculty members associated with the departments in the program but should be approved in advance by the program coordinator. A thesis may be used to establish depth in an area and is normally a required component of a special major in cognitive science.
1 credit.
Each semester. Staff.
COGS 092. Independent Study
1 credit.
Each semester. Staff.
COGS 180. Senior Honors Thesis
2 credits.
Each semester. Staff.
Computer Science
CPSC 063. Artificial Intelligence (focus course)
CPSC 065. Natural Language Processing
CPSC 068. Bioinformatics
CPSC 072. Computer Vision
CPSC 081. Adaptive Robotics (focus course)
CPSC 082. Mobile Robotics
LING 020. Natural Language Processing
LING 040.Semantics (focus course)
LING 043. Morphology and the Lexicon
LING 045. Phonology (focus course)
LING 050. Syntax (focus course)
LING 105. Phonology (focus course)
LING 106. Morphology and the Lexicon
LING 108. Semantics (focus course)
LING 109. Syntax (focus course)
The sub-areas of mathematics and their eligible seminars and courses are the following:
MATH 057. Topics in Algebra
MATH 058. Number Theory
MATH 067. Introduction to Modern Algebra
MATH 077. Advanced Topics in Algebra
MATH 102. Modern Algebra II
MATH 034. Several-Variable Calculus
MATH 044. Differential Equations
MATH 053. Topics in Analysis
MATH 054. Partial Differential Equations
MATH 063. Introduction to Real Analysis
MATH 073. Advanced Topics in Analysis
MATH 101. Real Analysis II
MATH 103. Complex Analysis
Discrete Mathematics
MATH 029. Discrete Mathematics
MATH 046. Theory of Computation
MATH 059. Topics in Discrete Mathematics
MATH 069. Combinatorics
MATH 079. Advanced Topics in Discrete Mathematics
MATH 055. Topics in Geometry
MATH 075. Advanced Topics in Geometry
MATH 106. Advanced Topics in Geometry
STAT 011. Statistical Methods
STAT 031. Data Analysis and Visualization
STAT 061. Probability and Mathematical Statistics
MATH 105. Probability
STAT 111. Mathematical Statistics II
MATH 104. Topology
BIOL 022. Neurobiology (focus course)
BIOL 123. Learning and Memory
PSYC 030. Physiological Psychology
PSYC 031. Cognitive Neuroscience (focus course)
PSYC 091. Advanced Topics in Behavioral Neuroscience
PSYC 130. Physiological Psychology
PSYC 131A. Psychology and Neuroscience
PHIL 012. Logic (focus course)
PHIL 024.Theory of Knowledge
PHIL 026. Language and Meaning
PHIL 031. Advanced Logic (focus course)
PHIL 059. Humans, Animals and Robots
PHIL 086. Philosophy of Mind (focus course)
PHIL 113. Topics in Epistemology
PHIL 116. Language and Meaning
PHIL 118. Philosophy of Mind
PSYC 032. Perception (focus course)
PSYC 033. Cognitive Psychology (focus course)
PSYC 034. Psychology of Language/Psycholinguistics (focus course)
PSYC 039. Developmental Psychology
PSYC 132. Perception, Cognition, and the Embodied Mind
PSYC 134. Psycholinguistics (focus course)
* Focus courses are concerned with issues most central to cognitive science and are normally taught with this objective in mind.


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Beat High Blood Pressure
By: Steven Stiefel
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The white stuff causes your body to retain water, which increases blood volume and, consequently, blood pressure. The results are deadly: The more sodium you eat, the shorter your life, according to researchers at the University of Helsinki. They reviewed more than a dozen studies and found that people who reduced their sodium intake by 30 percent lived an average of 7 years longer than those whose sodium intake remained high. (The national average is over 4,000 milligrams (mg) a day—1,600 mg more than is recommended.)
Do this: Mix up a DIY salt substitute. Australian scientists determined that diluting regular salt with potassium salt and Epsom salt lowers arterial blood pressure by six points. Cooking with the concoction reduces overall sodium intake and boosts blood levels of potassium, a nutrient that naturally regulates blood pressure. Pour 65 percent table salt, 25 percent Morton Salt Substitute (potassium chloride), and 10 percent Epsom salt into a small bowl, mix well, and funnel into a saltshaker. You won't taste the difference.
Not that: Skip the saltshaker altogether. You need some sodium in your diet to survive. (One recent study revealed that too little of the mineral can actually increase your risk of death by 37 percent.) Instead, focus on eliminating supersources of salt, such as processed foods. One frozen dinner can contain as much as 2,000 mg sodium, a cup of cottage cheese packs 918 mg, and a single slice of deli ham packs 240 mg.
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July 29, 2015
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) - A teenager who was injured during Talladega's NASCAR race has been released from the hospital.
A UAB Hospital spokeswoman said that Lauderdale County High School senior Blake Bobbitt was discharged on Wednesday. Bobbitt had reconstructive surgery to repair a broken jaw.
She was one of seven fans injured by flying debris at Sunday's Aaron's 499 race when Carl Edwards' car sailed into the safety fence on the final lap.
Bobbitt's mother said she had her lower jaw reconstructed. Blake was in the second row of the grandstands with her father when the wreck occurred.
She is from Rogersville in the northwest corner of Alabama.
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ELICOS Attendance and Academic Progress Policy
The National Code of Practice for Registration Authorities and Providers of Education and Training to Overseas Students 2007 (the National Code) prescribes minimum attendance and progress review requirements for international students on student visas. Swinburne is obliged by law to report breaches of attendance and academic progress requirements to government agencies including the Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC), which may lead to cancellation of a student's visa.
Student Contact Details and Official Swinburne EmailIt is a students' responsibility to keep their contact details up-to-date. It is a condition of enrolment at Swinburne that students accept responsibility for checking their official Swinburne email address on a weekly basis at a minimum, but on a daily basis during critical academic periods – such as re-enrolment and progress review – to ensure they receive important correspondence.
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Students will be considered to have achieved satisfactory attendance if they attend at least 70% of the scheduled contact hours in a study period if they have documentary evidence clearly demonstrating compassionate or compelling circumstances.
Study Period
A study period for students undertaking General English will be the duration of that level up to a maximum of 20 weeks. A study period for students undertaking English for Academic Purposes (EAP) will be the duration of that level up to a maximum of 20 weeks.
If a student is studying less than 20 weeks in either General English or EAP and is required to undertake further study at that level after completing their original duration, the calculation of attendance will recommence.
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If a student is not in class they will be marked absent unless they are attending another College activity which has been pre-approved in writing. If they are absent for reasons of ill health, they will be marked absent even if they have a medical certificate.
Attendance Monitoring and WarningsAttendance will be monitored regularly and students will be warned if they are in danger of falling below the 80% attendance requirement in a study period. Students will be notified via their official Swinburne email address. At the discretion of Swinburne, there may also be additional contact by other means such as verbal warning, letter, telephone, and SMS.
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Five Consecutive Days Absence
Students who are absent for more than five consecutive days will be contacted and counselled. Means of contact can include official Swinburne email, a telephone call, SMS, or letter. If students cannot be contacted it may result in the cancellation of their enrolment and/or notification to DIAC, which may affect the student's visa.
Academic Progress
Satisfactory Course Progress
To achieve satisfactory course progress a student must progress through their ELICOS modules without being assessed by staff as having to undertake the same ten week module three times.
Students whose progress is deemed to be unsatisfactory will not be permitted to continue with their ELICOS studies and will not be able to reapply for the program for a period of two years.
Intervention StrategyELICOS is taught in five and ten week modules. Students' progress is reviewed during the first five weeks of each ten week module and at the end of every five and ten week module. If staff identify that students are at risk of not making satisfactory progress students are counselled about strategies to help them achieve satisfactory course progress. Strategies may include additional study suggestions and referral to other support services. This intervention strategy is normally activated by staff contacting the student to arrange a meeting but it may be undertaken in other ways, for example, by email or phone.
Reporting of Students to the Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC)Where a student in an ELICOS program can no longer achieve satisfactory course progress they will be sent an email via their official Swinburne email address notifying them that Swinburne intends to report them for not achieving satisfactory course progress. The email will notify the student that they are able to appeal to the Director, Swinburne College or nominee within 20 working days.
Appeals in Relation to Attendance and Unsatisfactory Academic Progress
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Where a student remains dissatisfied with a decision on appeal, the student may appeal to the Victorian Ombudsman at minimal or no cost in accordance with the National Code. The Ombudsman is generally a last resort. If a student has not followed the steps laid down in the relevant Swinburne procedures, the Ombudsman may ask them to do so before accepting their appeal.
Where a student chooses not to access the appeal processes within the 20 working day period, withdraws from the process, or the process is completed and supports the original decision, Swinburne will notify DIAC that the student has not achieved satisfactory attendance/academic progress.
The student's enrolment will be maintained throughout the internal and (if known) any external appeals process, provided the student fulfils all conditions for a valid enrolment, including payment of all fees, and compliance with all applicable standards of conduct, statutes, regulations, policies and procedures.
Disciplinary Procedures
Students who are involved in a matter where they are subject to a student disciplinary process should read the policy which outlines their rights and obligations.
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Updated: 04/07/2013 10:25 AM KSTP.com By: Hannah Anderson
This morning, one adult and three children are safe but without a home.
A fire ravaged a Brooklyn Center, Minn. house on the 8400 block of Adair Avenue North.
The fire occurred around 7 p.m., Saturday.
The only thing left is a burned out car. The Red Cross is helping the residents displaced.


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Lee Lineage
Needham (Needom) Lee, Sr. (b. 8-6-1786, d. 1850)
died in Georgia; buried in Louisville, AL.
m. Lydia Prior
children: Needham Lee, Jr. (b. 1805, d. 1881)
Piety Rachael Lee Malloy (b. 1810)
Caroline Lee Wilder
Needham (Needom,
Needum, Neadam) Lee, Jr.
(b. 1805, d. 1881, m. 9-28-1826)
moved from Dublin, GA (old Pulaski County) to Bulloch County, GA; Nobie Lee lists his father's birthplace as North Carolina in the 1860 census; Needham was listed in Bulloch County in the 1830 census but not present in the 1820 census; a newspaper clipping for Tuesday, August 3, 1824 shows that Needham Lee was awarded a settlement against Louis Lee in the town of Hartford; he bought two tracts of land in Bulloch County from Joseph Hagin on May 4, 1832; one tract contained 109 acres and the other 100 acres; he is buried in Upper Black Creek Primitive Baptist Church cemetery in Brooklet, Georgia; His will was filed on December 26, 1882. He won Land Lottery lot 114, District 21, Section l, April 24, 1827. The grave marker lists him being born 1799 but the 1860 & 1870 census lists him being born 1805.
m. Susanna Hagin (b. 1808, d. c1871)
buried in Upper Black Creek Primitive Baptist Church cemetery in Brooklet, Georgia. The grave marker spells her name Hagan, but the marriage license spells it Hagin.
children: Elizabeth Lee Richardson (b. 7-22-1827, d. 3-16-1894, m. 2-24-1852) - m. Henry L. Richardson (b. 12-26-1830, d. 11-23-1911)
William Noble (Nobie) Lee (b. 11-10-1829, d. 6-16-1906, m. 9-6-1849)
m. 1) Frances (Fannie) E. Jones (b. 1834, d. c1852), 2) Jane E. Waters (b. 10-11-1831, d. 3-5-1902, m. 4-15-1852)
Mary Missouri Lee Williams Brack Deal (b. 1-1-1832, d. 3-6-1883)
m. 1) William Berrien (Berry) A. Williams, 2) John Eleazar
Brack, 3) Allison Deal
Cassiah (Kizia) Lee (b. 8-15-1834)
Jackson (Jack) V. Lee (b. 4-17-1837, d. 4-29-1903, m. 11-28-1855) - m. Lucinda (Cindy) Martin (b. 2-27-1837, d. 5-15-1911)
Joseph W. Lee (b. 8-18-1839, d. 4-28-1889, m. 4-18-1866) - m. Margaret A. E. Waters (b.3-22-1832, d. 7-25-1917)
Samuel Eli Lee (b. 3-17-1842, d. 11-30-1921) - m. 1) Sarah M. Buckhalter, 2) Mary E. Dubberly (b.3-28-1847, d. 2-12-1919)
Sarah Martha Lee Waters (b. 1845, d. 6-26-1893, m. 1866) - m. Augustus (Gus) William Waters (b. 3-1845, d. 9-26-1909)
Seaborn (Cebrion) J. Lee (b. 10-2-1848, d. 11-11-1915) - m. Nettie Sherrod
Julia Lee Collins (b. 1852) - m. Thomas Collins
Charlie P. Lee (b. 1856) - m. Nancy Sherrod (b. c1841)
m. Jane Elizabeth Wilson (b. 5-16-1834, d. 9-19-1895, m. 8-17-1872)
buried in
the Waters (Benjamin) Cemetery in Bulloch County, Georgia.
children: Piety Rachel Lee Forbes (b. 10-23-1875, 2-14-1972) - m. John Walter Forbes (b. 8-1-1867, d. 9-21-1943)
(Piety and husband are buried in Eastside Cemetery in Statesboro)
Stepchildren: Mazelle Wilson - m. Henry Wilson
James (Jim) Wilson
Anna Eliza Proctor (b. 1858, d. 1888) - m. William M. Proctor (b. 1851, d. 1888)
Samuel Eli Lee (b. 3-17-1842, d. 11-30-1921)
born in Bulloch County, GA, buried in New Hope Primitive Baptist Church cemetery near Hickox, GA
He was an accomplished fiddler by the time he was 11 years of age and his talent was in great demand at community functions.
*He enlisted in the Confederate Army on March 4, 1862 at Camp Davis in Appling County. He was in Company C, 47th Regiment, GA Infantry. He was discharged April 26, 1865 at Greensboro, NC.
m. Mrs. Sarah M. Buckhalter (m. 8-10-1864)
m. Mary E. Dubberly (b. 3-28-1847, d. 2-12-1919)
buried in New Hope Primitive Baptist Church cemetery near Hickox, GA
children: Julie Frances Lee Barnard (b. 8-13-1873) - m. Charles Walter Barnard
Joseph W. Lee (b. 4-11-1875) - m. Ellen Griffin
Missourie Harmony Lee Barnard (b. 3-23-1879, d. 7-14-1955)
m. John Owen Barnard (b. 1870, d. 1955)
Jim Lee (b. 9-1-1881) - m. Sallie Griffin
Burie Gard Lee (b. 11-4-1883, d. 3-14-1951) - m. Susie E. Gill
Frank Albritton Lee (b. 2-14-1886, d. 1-5-1964) - m. Mary Ellen Gill
Frank Albritton Lee (b. 2-14-1886, d. 1-5-1964, m. 2-5-1911)
born in Charlton County, GA; died at home in Fernandina Beach, FL; buried in New Hope Primitive Baptist Church cemetery in Hickox, GA
He was reared in Charlton County on a farm. He was taught to read and write. Musically inclined, he taught music to local young people and also taught the Mennonites to walk off hymn music.
m. Mary Ellen Gill (b. 5/9/1892, d. 11/13/1982)
born in Pierce County, GA; died in the hospital in Eastman, GA; buried in New Hope Primitive Baptist Church cemetery in Hickox, GA
children: Ephriam Osborne Lee (b. 12-14-1912, d. 2-3-1974) - m. Annie Mae Johns
Thomas Eli Lee (b. 6-7-1915, d. 7-24-94) m. Annie Louise Henderson
Nola Vergalene Lee Drawdy (b. 9-27-1917) - m. Burris Daniel Drawdy
Flora Alene Lee Barber (b. 7-17-1921, d. 5-17-2004) - m. Only James Barber
Barnwell Franklin Lee (b. 11-9-1924, d. 1-31-1983) - m. Rose Hiller
Delia Geneva Lee Wynn Williamson (b. 9-9-1928, d. 3-1-1982)
m. 1) Archie P. Wynn, 2) James Williamson
Margaret Ellen Lee Dixon (b. 7-6-1935)
m. 1) Sam Ray, 2) Jay E. Dixon
Nola Vergalene Lee Drawdy
Lee (b. 9-27-1917, m. 10-31-1934)
born in Pierce County, GA; baptized at Shiloh Church, Pierce County, GA 6-21-1941
m. Burris Daniel Drawdy (b. 12-17-1910)
born in Wayne County, GA, buried in Shiloh cemetery; baptized at Shiloh Church, Pierce County, GA 11-21-1938; Deacon at Shiloh Church June, 1950-August, 1985.
children: Virginia Alene Drawdy Robinson (b. 11-3-1935) - m. Richard Robinson
Henry Edward Drawdy (b. 12-5-1937) - m. Lois Marie Everett
Joann Drawdy Davis (b. 5-20-1940) - m. Julius C. Davis
Nola Mae Drawdy Carter (b. 4-29-1943) - m. Warren Roger Carter
James Daniel Drawdy (b. 9-28-1946) - m. Gloria Bowen
Jo Allen Drawdy (b. 6-28-1948, d. 1-9-1949)
Ellie Jane Drawdy Loudermilk (b. 9-9-1949) - m. William A. Loudermilk
Linda Drawdy Griffis Hayden (b. 11-1-1951)
m. 1) Melvin Griffis, 2) Lee Hayden
Glenda Drawdy Lee (b. 11-1-1951) - m. Larry Lee
Ronald Austin Drawdy (b. 6-4-1955, d. 6-10-2000)
m. 1) Mary Ann Griner, 2)
Beverly Ennis
Joseph Franklin Drawdy (b. 2-23-1961) - m. Karen Anderson
Ellie Jane Drawdy Loudermilk (b. 9/9/1949,
m. 6/22/1968)
born in Ware County, GA
m. William Alex Loudermilk (b. 2/27/1949)
born in Birmingham, AL
children: Jason Wayne Loudermilk (b. 1975, m. 6-12-2004) - m. Margaret Courtney McCammon
Sherri Lynn Loudermilk Underwood (b. 1978, m. 6-8-2002) - m. Chris Underwood
John David Loudermilk (b. 1985, m. 10-25-2008) – m. Sarah Beth Williams
Marriage Book 2-A for Bulloch County, GA.
Lee Genealogy supplied by Ross B. Kenzie on the Internet in 1997.
Family records supplied by Pat Townsend.
Georgia Society, NSDAR, Archibald Bulloch Chapter Bulloch County, GA, Records, 1819-1840, p. 55.
Georgia Newspaper Clippings, Tuesday, August 3, 1824.
Cemeteries of Bulloch County, p. 132.