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NARRAGANSETT - High winds and heavy rains created more grief for the townŌĆÖs facilities team earlier this month, as the most recent ration of foul weather delivered another costly blow, tearing a large portion of the Narragansett Pier Middle School roof away from its bearings.
ŌĆ£When it started, we donŌĆÖt know,ŌĆØ Gary F. Minett, facilities director, said at last weekŌĆÖs school committee meeting. ŌĆ£The last big wind storm we had caused the roof to come apart. It is a rubber roof that is glued to the insulation underneath. The glue held and the storm tore the insulation out.ŌĆØ
Justin ŌĆśJuddŌĆÖ McGill benefit takes place Saturday, April 6 at Mettatuxet Yacht Club
NARRAGANSETT - Justin McGill woke up on a Friday morning in February and headed for the YMCA for an early morning swim - a routine he had become accustomed to as part of his weekly workouts that included swimming, biking, running and yoga. The 41-year-old Narragansett resident, husband, and father of three, didnŌĆÖt have any inclination as to what was to come.
ŌĆ£I felt fine,ŌĆØ said McGill. ŌĆ£I got to the Y and swam early. Sometimes I go at 5 a.m. I had just finished 10 100-meter sets and was doing some fin work under water. I felt a strange sensation in my chest.ŌĆØ
COVENTRY ŌĆö According to CoventryŌĆÖs NECAP numbers, most of the districtŌĆÖs schools are above the state average, with a few exceptions.
According to the report, the majority of reading and math testing for grades three through six in all five elementary schools (Blackrock, Tiogue, Hopkins Hill, Washington Oak and Western Coventry) surpassed state averages.
Angela Stanley raising money for Leukemia & Lymphoma Society; owns Coventry boutique
COVENTRYŌĆöEveryday, Angela Stanley, of Coventry, interacts with children in her boutique. To date, it hasnŌĆÖt touched her personally, but through her store and her friends she has seen young lives affected by blood cancers like leukemia.
SOUTH KINGSTOWN ŌĆō The town of South Kingstown has received a $40,000 grant from the state for the planning of West Kingston Village, Vincent Murray, the townŌĆÖs director of planning, announced Tuesday.
Members of the South Kingstown community convened at West Kingston Elementary School Tuesday for the West Kingston Village Study, during which experts presented a village study and residents provided input on their community.
PROVIDENCE - Rhode IslandŌĆÖs public colleges have increased tuition over the last five years in an effort to help make up for lost state revenue, according to a report released Tuesday by the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.
NORTH KINGSTOWNŌĆöIn light of a report released last week by Governor Lincoln Chafee this past week uncovering fraud and mismanagement in the stateŌĆÖs food stamp (EBT) and Medicaid programs, Sen. James C. Sheehan (Dist.36ŌĆöNarragansett, North Kingstown) has introduced legislation which would establish a state inspector generalŌĆÖs office to help bring a higher level of consistency and efficiency to the stateŌĆÖs finances.


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Why more health care providers are eschewing insurance
In efforts to cut costs and offer more flexibility, employers are shifting away from offering traditional health insurance. For the same reasons, a number of doctors are shifting away from taking it.
That was the message Wednesday at a health care reform seminar hosted by Bernard Health, which featured four nontraditional providers who are building their businesses by limiting or eliminating their interactions with commercial insurers.
The four described their disillusionment with traditional practice models, detailing the "rat race" of serving an ever-increasing number of patients to cover their overhead costs. By stripping down and simplifying, they said, they're able to practice medicine in a more patient-centric way.
"I just saw the writing on the wall that health care was going to become like running in and out to get an oil change, and that's not how I wanted to practice," said Dr. Melissa Langley, a Green Hills dermatologist.
Langley and her fellow Middle Tennessee panelists, nurse practitioner Clarissa Crunk, physician assistant Robert Tomsett and Dr. Ashley Woods, said their practices survive financially by cutting overhead and administrative costs. Those reductions, combined with the freedom to develop innovative payment models directly with patients, creates value for cash-pay consumers who may be uninsured or covered under a high-deductible plan or health savings account.
Forgoing insurance reimbursement in favor or accessible payment models can mean a short-term profit drop, but "it's an investment in the lifetime of the practice and your relationship with the patient," said Crunk, who does accept some traditional insurance but maintains a fixed patient load of 12 per day.
The challenge, however, is attracting patients without insurance companies, which traditionally funnel patients to providers in their network. Though the heath care system continues to become more consumer-focused, many patients are still unaware or uncomfortable accessing care outside of the traditional channels.
But if insurance costs continue to rise, many stakeholders expect patients to become increasingly cost-aware and seek out nontraditional, but high-value, health care providers.
"Health savings accounts are a good movement toward more cost accountability," Tomsett said.


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- $12 for $25 worth of Mexican cuisine at lunch for two or more
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The menu includes shrimp fajitas with bell peppers, mushrooms, and green onions ($16.50), breaded sirloin steak milanesa ($14.55), and chili relleno super burritos with guacamole and sour cream ($7.50).
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For 30 years, the cooks at El Patio Original have prepared classic Mexican cuisine as well as dishes tinged with the zesty flavors of the Southwest. They grill hormone-free chicken for fajitas and fresh seafood for seven seas soup, a simmering medley of crab legs, shrimp, octopus, red snapper, scallops, and calamari. Vegetarians can dine on burritos stuffed with chile rellenos or chile verde con queso— a plate of sliced potatoes and mild Ortega chilies covered with melted cheese. At a full bar, servers pour glasses of beer and wine and mix desert pear margaritas.
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MERP is a total conversion modification of the Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. Explore Middle-earth in a fully open-ended environment like you've never seen before. Play races like Elves, Men, Hobbits and Dwarves and take part in the War of the Ring.
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Mirkwood is going to be one of my most favorite placed to be. How many villages (or whatever elves call them) are there going to be?
I think I have a good estimate.
- The Wood Elves of Mirkwood would be at King Thranduil's Hall
- There is the city of Caras Galadhon is in Lothlorien
- The Elven outpost of Imladris (also known as Rivendell)
- Mithlond, the Grey Havens
That's four off the top of my head. That's not including any small outposts we may have around the western shoreline of Lindon or possible elven camps in Mirkwood. Oh, and expect a few Elven ruins to explore as well (Edhellond, Eregion (Hollin), possibly others).


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An Intimate look inside one of the oldest estates in Barton Hills
Jean Spero, granddaughter of former Detroit Edison president, Alex Dow (1862-1942), recently sent us several photographs of her childhood home in Ann Arbor. Known as "Brushwood," this country estate was one of the first homes to be built on the rolling slopes above Barton Dam, which eventually became Barton Hills. Local historian Grace Shackman covers the origins of this area in her article, "The Buried History of Barton Hills."
Spero's childhood memories color her personal tour of Brushwood. For example, here's one about the Brushwood Library, her grandfather's favorite hideaway:
"There were two walls filled with books, a special radio, a fireplace, two desks, one his and one for the secretaries who often came out for a week or so to work with him....they were very sweet and two became especially good friends of mine. As a teen when Grandfather wasn't there I would use that room to 'entertain' my friends by listening to the radio in front of a roaring fire...wonderful atmosphere. As a little one I read all I could get my hands on, including the Encyclopedia Britannica which was thoughtfully put on a lower shelf! The collection was very diverse, lots of folklore, philosophy or religious tomes of every sort of religion, history, plus, of course, current novels, etc. I have two of the books, Willa Cather's My Antonia and a huge coffee table-sized book on Scottish tartans...." (J. Spero)


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Sushi train is fun. Let's be honest, there's something really entertaining and elating about watching food prepared fresh in front of you and placed on a conveyor (much like luggage at the airport) for you to choose and devour accordingly.
Jaws Kaiten Sushi in the heart of the Perth shopping streets has sushi train down to a fine art. They boast a selection of diverse and delicious dishes, chefs that make to order, and colour coded plates for ease of payment upon your exit.
The Sashimi Salmon ($5.80) is one dish I order as soon as Jeremy and I are seated on this busy Sunday. The fish is fresh and cool to the palate; the texture buttery soft. I love sashimi so much, I could stay here and eat this one after the other.
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Hello, i'm Camila Díaz, from Santiago, Chile! I'm the founder of Cosplay es Respeto Chile, a campaign against the harassment in chilean conventions. Please, visit the fanpage in facebook https://www.facebook.com/CosplayEsRespetoChile I hope u like my cosplays <3 I'm NOT A COSMAKER! Read the credits ~
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Pheasant Cottage is a semi detached farmhouse on a farm complex in Johnstonebridge six miles from Lockerbie in southern Scotland. The cottage has two double bedrooms and one single room which with the addition of a family bathroom make it suitable for five people. The rest of the accommodation comprises a fitted kitchen with a dining area and a sitting room with a woodburning stove. Outside the cottage is off road parking for two cars and an enclosed lawned garden. Set on a separate area of the Lockerbie Lorry Park, close to the A74(M), Pheasant Cottage is part of a group that can sleep up to 17 people.
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|3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 2 Family bathrooms
|Car advised
|Family friendly
|Suitable for children over 5
|Pets welcome, No smoking at this property
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|Parking, Not suitable for wheelchair users
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Oil central heating with woodburner in sitting area. Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, dishwasher, TV with Freeview, DVD, CD player. Fuel, power and starter pack for woodburner inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Off road parking for 2 cars. Lawned enclosed garden. Two well-behaved dogs welcome. Sorry, no smoking. Bar and cafe available on site. Shops and pubs 6 miles. Note: Cottage is situated on separate area of Lockerbie Lorry Park close to A74(M), minimal noise disruption inside the cottage.
The Dumfries and Galloway region
From the lush green farmlands of the Borders to the ruggedness of the Highlands, the Scots are proud of their land and identity. Scotland also has some of Britain's best beaches with glorious stretches of clean sand over which to roam.
The town of Lockerbie is in the Dumfries and Galloway region. Lockerbie has a range of amenities including pubs, restaurants, a bakery and a pottery. Added to this is the proximity of Glasgow, Edinburgh and Carlisle and this location truly offers something for everyone.
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The Power of Independent Thinking
Sr. Fellow Lawrence McQuillan is Interviewed on the Bob Harden Radio Show
Recorded: Monday, August 17, 2015
Senior Fellow Lawrence McQuillan, author of California Dreaming is interviewed on the Bob Harden Radio Show, in Naples, Florida. McQuillan describes his book's recommendation that public employees should move to 401(k) type retirement plans in order to avoid bankrupting municipalities that may reduce pension payments to retirees, due to poor public money management decisions.
Experts: Lawrence J. McQuillanType: RadioIssues: Banking and Finance, Bureaucracy and Government, Labor and Employment
Independent Institute President David J. Theroux Discusses C.S. Lewis on Ave Maria Radio
Recorded: Saturday, August 1, 2015
Founder and President of the Independent Institute, David Theroux is interviewed by Ave Maria Radio President Al Kresta at the Napa Institute Annual Conference. Also President of the C.S. Lewis Society of California, David Theroux talks about C.S. Lewiss writings on liberty and Christianity and how Lewis became one of the best-read and most influential writers of the 20th and 21st centuries.
Experts: David J. TherouxType: RadioIssues: Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Culture/ Society, Freedom, Government Power, Political Ideology and Philosophy, Privacy, Religion
The Federal Reserve on Trial
Recorded: Friday, July 10, 2015
In this mock trial organized by FreedomFest 2015, Independent Institute Research Fellow Robert Murphy and Robert Kuttner present their arguments and witnesses to the jury and the judge, performed by Lisa Kennedy for the responsibility of the Federal Reserve on the financial crisis in 2008.
Thanks to FreedomFest, Inc. for the permission to post our fellows' presentation. For further information about FreedomFest, go to www.freedomfest.com
Experts: Robert P. MurphyType: Other EventIssues: Banking and Finance, Economic History and Development (International), Economic History and Development (U.S.), Economic Policy, Economists, History (U.S)
Love Gov: From First Date to Mandate
Recorded: Monday, July 6, 2015
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Love Gov portrays the federal government as an overbearing boyfriend Scott Gov Govinsky who foists his "good intentions" on a hapless, idealistic college student, Alexis. Each episode follows Alexis's relationship with Gov as his intrusions wreak (comic) havoc on her life, professionally, financially, and socially. Alexis's loyal friend Libby tries to help her see Gov for what he really is a menace. But will Alexis come to her senses in time? Tune in to find out!
Episode 1: An Education in Debt
Episode 2: Protection from Jobs
Episode 3: A Remedy for Healthcare Choices
Episode 4: House Poor
Episode 5: Keeping a Close Eye on Privacy
Type: Independent Institute TVIssues: Banking and Finance, Business, Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Corporate Welfare, Culture/ Society, Drugs (Illicit), Economic Policy, Education, Environment, Fiscal Policy/Debt, Freedom, Government Power, Government Secrecy, Government Waste/Pork, Health Care, Housing, Labor and Employment, Land Use, Political Ideology and Philosophy, Privacy, Privatization, Property Rights, Public Health/ Consumer Protection, Regulation and Deregulation, Taxes, Welfare, Womens Issues
Public Pension CrisisLawrence McQuillan interviewed on KQED radios Forum
Recorded: Monday, July 6, 2015
Senior Fellow Lawrence McQuillan, author of California Dreaming is interviewed by Michael Krasny on KQED radios Forum program. McQuillan tells of his plan to resolve the pension crisis in California and other states by switching from the current system to a 401(k) style of retirement plan, as most private sector companies use. This way, McQuillan argues, the public employee retirement system would be portable and transparent while remaining solvent.
Experts: Lawrence J. McQuillanType: RadioIssues: Banking and Finance, Economic History and Development (U.S.), Government Power, Labor and Employment, Taxes
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Recorded: Monday, June 8, 2015
Senior Fellow Ivan Eland appears on RTs CrossTalk program to discuss topics surrounding the US Patriot Act and whether or not Edward Snowden was a hero or a traitor. On a panel with other defense analysts, the US war against terror is debated. The panel discusses whether or not the US government is violating the constitutional rights by collecting metadata of phone calls and emails of US citizens.
Experts: Ivan ElandType: TelevisionIssues: Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Government Power, Government Secrecy, Privacy
Stephen P. Halbrook | Oral Argument at Appeal of Heller vs District of Columbia
Recorded: Monday, April 20, 2015
Research Fellow Stephen P. Halbrook, author of Gun Control in the Third Reich, presents oral arguments in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit in the ongoing appeal of the landmark Supreme Court case of Heller v. District of Columbia. The case affirmed the Second Amendment rights of citizens for lawful purposes such as self-defense.
Experts: Stephen P. HalbrookType: Other EventIssues: Bureaucracy and Government, Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Constitutional Law, Crime, Criminal Justice/ Prisons, Culture/ Society, Freedom, Government Power, Gun Control, Law Enforcement, Litigation, Privacy, Property Rights, Race Issues, Urban Issues
Peter Thiel | Developing the Developed World
Entrepreneurship, Liberty, and the Future
Recorded: Tuesday, January 27, 2015
Entrepreneur and Author Peter A. Thiel spoke at a luncheon sponsored by the Independent Institute on January 27, 2015. He shared insights from his new book Zero to One on how to create true innovations in the world of atomsnot just digits and bitsand how to foster a peaceful, prosperous and freer future marked by globalization in a world of limited resources.
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Have you ever just wanted to talk with your favorite living author? Who would it be and what would you ask?
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Either Tom Clancy or Cornelius Ryan. What would make it the perfect trifecta is if I could convince Alistair MacLean to join.
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Lavish Publishing and Tourz de Codex are coordinating a blog tour for Samantha Jacobey's BOUND, the second book in the New Life series.
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Interesting group, I go to many conferences and book fairs, so I get to meet many authors around the world. I am going to Frankfurt in a few weeks.
I once had the chance to talk with David Morrell, who wrote the book Rambo movie was based on, while watching the movie. It was very interesting to see the differences pointed out between the novel and the movie
Just reached out to Piers, and finally have an interview with Salzman next Sunday 18th. Barring the end of the world, we'll finally have that interview live in a few weeks.
cs lewis...
Piers Anthony would be my author of choice. I'm currently reading Under a veiled cloak, his 8th incarnations of immortality book. I like the length of his novels, and I try to make my own stories of similar length. Talking to him would be awesome!
So many to choose from. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Asimov, Chandler, C.S. Loius, Bradbury, G.K. Chesterton, J.R.R. Tolkien, L'Amour, Poe, Robert Loius Stevenson, William Faulkner just to name a few. I read Asimov to Zola.
Thanks for the suggestions Suzy! I'll reach out to Pat and Hilary.
Deb, I wish I could get Agatha Christie too, and Doyle! Bah! Death has no consideration for us fans.
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Orange blossom has indole, as does jasmine-- I would say it's orange blossom you are smelling.
Orange blossom is not the same as neroli-- it's a "white flower" as is jasmine.
I'm currently wearing Jo Malone Orange Blossom cologne, and I don't smell much orange blossom, I'm mainly getting lots of lovely light jasmine. Not complaining, I love it! But I'm wondering, is this just the mistake of an inexperienced nose? Or does this actually smell of jasmine?
Orange blossom has indole, as does jasmine-- I would say it's orange blossom you are smelling.
Orange blossom is not the same as neroli-- it's a "white flower" as is jasmine.
I get a distinct jasmine note in the Jo Malone orange blossom too - Ive run out now but for ages I had that scent as a lotion pump in the guest toilet and it always attracted comment - an unusual interpretation of orange flower and none the worse for that.
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Beautiful scent, but I don't really interperate the orange blossom in this either.
Not of the same league as Jo Maline obviously, but try Lush/Gorilla Perfume's Orange Blossom. It's more what I recognise as orange blossom with a hint of the leaves as well, it reminds me of the orange trees I would smell as a child. The solid perfume is a cheap way of getting the scent . Give it a go.
It's been a long hot Summer in Sydney, looking forward to Winter & wearing vanilla fragrances.
Thanks for the thoughts and suggestions I have a bit of a love-hate relationship with orange blossom, and I think I'm developing one with jasmine too!
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Year: 1850; Census Place: District 1, Pendleton, Kentucky; Roll: M432_216; Page: 367B; Image: 526
Lists a Susannah who is 6/12 in this census dated August 26, 1850, this would place her birthdate as February 1850 not the same as Elizabeth's birth date of December 1849, but I suspect that the are one and the same.
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This is all that I have for notes and sources John Elliott b. 1762. The place of birth was provided by another contributor a long time ago, which I do not have in my notes.
John Elliott was born of protestant parents in nothern Ireland in 1762. That part of
Ireland was originally settled by protestant Scotch people, and it is probable the the
Elliott's, Lee's, and Stewart's, were descendants of those old Scotch families. He came
to this country, about 1784, a year or two previous to the sailing of the rest of the family.
He was married in Pennsylvania about 1786 to Mary Miller, who was born July 15, 1767,
and died near Remington, Hamilton County, Ohio, September 26, 1840, at the age of 73
years old.
She was of German descent and was the sister of Sarah Lackey, who lived and died near
Montgomery, Ohio, and Nancy Stewart, who has many descendants in Bureau and Marshall
Counties, Illinois, as well as in Ohio. After their marriage the settled (probably in the
spring of 1787), on a millsite that he had previously discovered on the Little Miami river
at the mouth of the Sycamore creek, in Hamilton County, Ohio, fourteen miles from where
Cincinnati now is. For some time after their arrival there and until they built for
themselves a cabin, they lived in an immense sycamore tree, whose interior had decayed
until it formed a room eleven feet in diameter. At first thought it might seem that they had
rather limited room, but their quarters were doubtless both more spacious and more
comfortable than many have who are settling on the western prairies today. It was from
this great tree that Sycamore creek derived its name. When they moved, their personal
effects consisted of a horse, a cow, a gun, an axe, and some small articles that the bride
carried on the horse which she rode. The dense growth of heavy timber along the river
and over the surrounding country was full of thievish and hostile Indians who annoyed them
greatly for several years. Once having heard that they were in danger of being massacred
they took the horse and cow and a few things they could gather up hurriedly and carry
conveniently and went down the Miam river to Fort Columbia, now Columbia. That night the
Indians massacred the white people at Bloody Run. This was of course only one of the many
disadvantages under which they labored but they had sagacity, energy, courage, health and
physical ability. They paid for, fenced, and farmed their land, planted and orchard, raised
and educated a family of six children, three sons and three daughters, and later when the
children were grown built a dam across the river, a flour mill, a saw mill, a wool carding
mill, and a distillery. They sent the products of the mill and distillery, together with the
pork which they packed, down the Ohio and Mississippi rivers to New Orleans, where they
were sold. They also built a very large two-story stone house where their daughters were
married and their sons came home with their brides before going out into the world to fight
life's battles for themselves. The old big stone house, had walls that were two feet thick.
John died March 20, 1843, in the eighty-second year of his age, and was buried at
Remington, Ohio, by the side of his wife. The names of their children were, Simon, Elcy,
Sarah, Isabel, William, and John. I am told by Mrs. Hettie Johnston, whose mother was a
daughter of Elcy Elliott, that there were three other children who died in infancy, two being
buried at Columbia and one at Sycamore church near the old homestead. This story is taken
from the book of The Elliott Families written by Simon Elliott in 1911.
Source: Indian Hill Historical Society
5100 Given Road
Cincinnati, Ohio 45243
"Keeping Indian Hill's past and present alive for tomorrow"
History of Inidan Hill
(taken form online at http://www.indianhill.org)
John Elliott
1762 - 1843
Immigrant, pioneer farmer, miller, landowner, merchant
Columbia Township trustee, Hamilton County commisioner
John Elliott was born in Norther Ireland of Scottish parents in 1762. At age 22 he came to
America aboard the ship "Lazy Mary". Family tradition says that he was sent by his
father to see what America was like. H supposedly had instructions that if at the end of a
year he thought they should move the family there, he was to write them with instructions
"to do some impossible thing". The Elliotts were rather wealthy people, and they had a
large house in Ireland. John wrote that he was unable to build by himself a house and
requested his parents to send theirs to him. Whey they read this, they understood that
they should move to America. The reason fro the coded message was concern that the
correspondence would be read by the authorities in Ireland. At that time all young men had
to fulfill a number of years of military service, and the two Elliott sons might be prevented
from leaving the country.
It was in 1785 that the rest of the Elliott family sailed from Londonderry, Ireland, on the
"Faithful Steward". The group consisted of the father, five daughters, and two sons, Simon
and William, accompanied also by a number of cousins named Stewart and Lee. When their
ship reached the shore off Mahogany Bay in New Jersey, it was driven by a storm onto the
rocks, where all the family perished except John's brothers, Simon and William. Family
history says that chests full of the family's valuable goods were washed ashore, but they
were stolen by land pirates of the coast.
A history of the Elliott family (1911) records a ballad sung about the shipwreck:
The Elliotts and the Lees
And Stewarts of great fame,
They may lament and mourn
For the lands they've left behind.
They may lament and mourm
Aslong as they have days,
For the friends and relation
Lie in Mahogan's bays. 29
The two brothers made their way to Pennsylvania, where John Elliott had settled. They
later married and moved their familes to Illinois and Ohio. While in Pennsylvania John
married Mary Miller, of German decent, in 1786, and moved with his wife and son
three years later to Columbus (now Lunken Airport) in Ohio.
In 1800 Eliott purchased 112 acres (for $450.00) for a millsite on the Little Miami River
at the mouth of Sycamore Creek. Until they could build a cabin for their growing family of
four children, they lived in an immense hollow sycamore tree eleven feet in diameter on
their property. Tradition says that it was from this huge tree that Sycamore Creek got
its name.
The Elliotts cleared, fenced, andfarmed their land. They planted an orchard near their
cabin; and, using stones from the nearby river, they built a large two-story house with
thick walls and heavy beams of oak. It took two years to complete, and the two youngest
of their children (William b. 1802 and John Jr. b. 1806) were born in the house. They
joined their oldest brother Simon, who came to Ohio with his parents, Elcy (b. 1791),
Sarah (b. 1792), and Isabella (b. 1798). One source says that there were three other
children who died in infancy, tow being buried at Columbia, and on at the Sycamore
Church (site of today's Green Acres program).
The dense forest along the river and in surrounding country was inhabited by many Indians,
and the family history claims that on more than one occasion during and uprising the
Elliott's were forced to father what they could of their belongings and take refuge at Fort
John Elliott Built a grist mill in 1810 on his property near Sycamore Creek. He was in
partnershipwith Henry Crist. Cornelius Snider, and Benjamin Sears (the millwright). A
dam was built across the Little Miami, and the millrace later also powered a saw mill,
a wool carding mill, and a distillery built on the site. An old section of what is called
Spooky Hollow Roak was then called "the road to Elliott's Mills".
Elliott was elected a Columbia Township Trustee in 1803, and served as a Hamilton
County Commissioner from 1812 - 1820. As their six children matured and married,
they and their children settled either in the Sycamore/Montgomery/Symmes Town-
ship area or in Illinois or Iowa. As a matter of local note, his daughter Elcy married
Nathaniel Terwilliger, a " millwright and farmer". The Terwilliger name is well-
known in Montgomery, Ohio, as Nathaniel was one of the founders of that community
and the owner of a building on Cooper Road there there that has been called
"Terwilliger's Tavern".
The Elliott family suffered financial difficulties in the 1820's over unpaid debts, which
threatened their ownership of the land on the Little Miami. Parcels of the property
changed hands over the next 20 years, and in 1841 it was sold to Williams Hamilton,
miller. Subsequent owners of portions of the Elliott land were listed as Silas Hutchinson,
Natnaial Paxton, Alfred Wild, Edward Fuller, John Clement, Henry Anderson, and James
Hauck. In 1898 the house was sold to the Sterrett family.
John Elliott died in 1843 at age 82, having buried his wife three years earlier in
Remington Cemetery on the hill above the west side of Spooky Hollow Road. Their
children purchsed a family plot in the Miamiville (Evergreen) Cemetery in 1867, and
John and Mary's graves were moved there in 1922.
Source: Elliott - L Archives - taken from Rootsweb of the Fathful Steward
From: firstname.lastname@example.com (Kevin and Sue Elliott)
Quote: Keep in mind, all who read this, that we have done only the compilation of several
records which are quoted here: We did not write this and are not claiming the
credit for it. Keith and Sue Elliott
Faithful Steward the Elliott Family
The origins of this family remain somewhat blurred, as to exact descent, and this author
believes that this was intentional, on the part of our ancestors, who were either them-
selves survivors of the shipwreck of the Faithful Steward, or members of the family in
some way. I am enclosing four different branches, and you will note that they all contain
enough similarity, that there sould be no doubt about the basic facts.
The Faithfull Steward sailed from Londonderry, Ireland early in 1785 said to be over-
loaded with passengers and their accumulated goods for the condition of the ship. The
passengers were nearly all related. There were various Elliott's, Stewart's, and Lee's
who were all cousins ot each other, some 200 in all. On 1 Sept. 1785 the ship was
wrecked on the Delaware coast, 30 miles soth of Delaware Bay. Of the four versions of
the story, one is written by a descendant of a survivor, William Elliott; one is written
by a descendant of a Lee who was drowned; another by a member of a cousin's family,
whose grandfather had missed the boat and had to take the next one, and the fourth
appears in a paper read at the Elliott reunion of 1923. It tells about the wreck from a
surviving sister, Margaret Elliott. One Lee Descendant had inquired of Lloyds of London
and did find evidence of the wreck. Lloyds notes read: "November 28, 1785 - The
Faithful Stedard, Capt. McCasland, Londonderry to Philadelphia, is totally in the Delaware
and 200 people drowned".
The reader will note that in none of the accompanying versions are the names given of those
who drowned, only the survivors! This is true, whether it is a Lee version, Elliott version,
or Stewart version. The one Lee version written by a great-gradson, mentions his grand-
father by name, and his grandfather's grandfather, but omits that of his grandfather's
father, who was drowned. In my research, I have also found an unusual number of
marriages between ELLIOTT'S, STWEART'S, and LEE'S, as well as ELLIOTT-ELLIOTT,
LEE-LEE, and STEWART-STEWART. Because of these two facts, I firmly believe that the
surviving members of the three families, in grief at losing so many all at once vowed to
keep the names alive by mixing the bloodlines so thoroughly through intermarriages and
by all of them naming their own children after the names of those who drowned, that we
descendants cannot untangle the lines to ascertain exactly who we are descended from!
Therefore, we have the names: Hugh, John, William, Simon, Andrew, and sometimes
James, Charles, and Thomas depending on how many sons each family had, but always
the first five. Women's names are Isabel, Mary, Sarah, Eleanor, and Elizabeth. These
same names appear in all Lee's, Stewart's, and Elliott's, until more recent generations
who were not aware of the custom, or the shipwreck and its consequences.
From the ELLIOTT version of the story, the brothers Simon and William survived the
wreck by swimming ashore with doubloons in their teeth. their older brother, John,
was already here, having come on the Lazy Mary in 1784. It appears that Margaret
Elliott, wife of Thomas Elliott, was a sister. She and her husband and family
did not emigrate until 1790. John Elliott settled in Hamilton Co., Ohio, near present
Cincinnati, where he built a stone house now preserved as a historic site. It is thought
to be the oldest building in the Miami Purchase area. John's family members gradually
migrated westward into Indiana, Illinois, etc. Simon settled in Illinois and never married.
In 1806 William migrated to (Salt Creek Township), Muskingum County, Ohio. In 1790,
Thomas and Margaret Elliot came to the USA and settled in (Cross Creek Township),
Jefferson County, Ohio. Their children are in his will of 1819, as William, Mary, Simon,
Ann, Elizabeth, Charles, John, Thomas and Andrew. The children of William of the ship-
wreck were: Andrew, John. Simon, Elizabeth, Isabel, James, Mary Jane, Sarah Ann,
William, Charles, and Eleanor. Only Andrew remained in Salt Creek Township; the others
migrated to Illinois and Iowa. James and Charles died in Muskingum County, Ohio. The
children of John of the shipwreck were: Simon, Elcy, Sarah, Isabel, William, and John,
(may have been others who died in infancy). We cannot deduce the names of those who
died by these names, however, because some would have been ELLIOTT'S, some
STEWART'S, and some LEE'S. I will continue to search, but would be content if I could
discover the names of our Hugh's brother's and sisters, regardless of his parents names.
My reason for this is that there were other ELLIOTT'S in the same vicinity as ours, and I
deeply suspect a relationship. One, in particular, Francis Elliott, who is not included as a
son of Hugh according to Charley Elliott's data. (Charley W. Elliott was the oldest son of
Ulysses S., who was the oldest son of John and Eliza Leedom Elliott. Copies of this data
were sent to me by his granddaughter, Bernice Dawson. He had compiled this data over
40 years ago (he died in 1948) so had access to more memories then we have today).
Francis was b. 1798, but died in 1838, too soon to appear on a census that liste birth-
places. My reason for suspecting Francis to be a brother of Hugh, if he was not a son,
is that he appears on census and the 1833 Muskingum County, map (in section 21 NW,
which was later purchased by Hugh, and owned by Ulysses in his time). I did obtain the
names of the children of Francis from later census years, living with their mother, but
they seem to have disappeared by 1860.
Our first official record of Hugh is the 1806 Ohio tax list, where he appears in Smithfield
Township, Jefferson County, Ohio. He is recorded as owning 77+ acres. He does not appear
in Muskingum County, Ohio until the 1820 census. We are not sure when his first wife,
Isabel Dougan, died. She was apparently still living at the time of the 1820 census. In
1824, hugh obtained a marriage license in Guernsey County, Ohio for marriage Mary Hill.
The 1830 census records the birth of two more girls, and then 1840 census records one
more girl. This census records Hugh and son, John, as living next door to each other
(their names follow each other on the census). In 1842 a land deed is recorded in
Muskingum County, Ohio turning over that section-15 homestead to John. The material
from Charley Elliott states that Hugh and family moved to Iowa. He also states that
Hugh died there, but does not have a date, and is buried in an old cemetery in Burlington,
Iowa. Hugh's son, Thomas, who married married Eleanor Elliott, daughter of William
Elliott of the shipwreck, also moved to Illinois and Iowa. Several of them are buried in at
Birmingham, Iowa. I have no way of knowing if Charley's information is accurate, or
whether there might have been some mixup between the two cities. From the amount of
information that was recorded by Charley it makes me believe that there must have been
a family Bible, andin the possession of some of Ulysses's decendants - at one time, at
least. If it does still exist, I hope that the owner will permit some of us to copy the data
from it and have it certified. I know of no other way to prove that John was Hugh's son.
We know it beyond a shadow of doubt, but that is not enough for First Families of
Muskingum County, Ohio. John is recorded on the census and on his death certificate as
being born in Ohio which differs from what we had been told. I do believe this to be so,
however, due to Hugh's presence in Jefferson County, Ohio in 1806; John not being
born until 1810.
Charley did not have the children of Hugh and Isabel listed in order of birth. I have found
all of them on census except one, Jane. If the ages given on the census is correct, the
way I have them listed on the family sheet should be correct. Perhaps, in time, we will
locate descendants of some of the others. The brother, James, lived next door to John
in section-14, NW. He married Elizabeth (Betsy) Dickson and one of their daughters
married a Miller. The MILLER'S at Rix Mills are descendants of theirs.
Charley W. Elliott of the Ulysses S. Branch of John remembers his father telling that
John and his father, Hugh, once walked back to Pennsylvania when John was nine years old.
I believe, however, that they were still living in Jefferson County, Ohio at that time, so
that time, so that would not have been such a long distance. There were several land
transactions in Smithfield Township, Jefferson County, Ohio near Steubenville and the
Pennsylvania border involving Hugh Elliott. He must have moved to Muskingum County
1819/-1820 as he does appear on the 1820 census there. The eldest son, John, was our
ancestor. The second son, James, married Betsy Dickson, sister of our Margaret
Dickson Forsythe. The had five children, lived next door to our John. James died in 1854
at the age of 42. Of the five children, the oldest, Hugh, was killed in the Civil War, and
the youngest, Sarah Nancy, was unmarried. One daughter married a Miller. Another
daughter married a Smithley and lived at Rix Mills. The second son, William D. Elliott
married Naomi Hendershot, lived near New Concord. They are buried at Pleasant Hill
Eppy Elliott and William Watson lived in Meigs Township on the 1850 census and had
four children at that time.
Simon Elliott (tombstone spelled Simeon) and Mary had 12 children. They lived near
the William Herron's on the border of Rich Hill and Salt Creek Townships. He also was
killed in the Civil War.
I have NOT discovered Jane Elliott and Barton Latta on the census or in any local
Thomas and Eleanor Elliott moved to Morgan County, Ohio and then to Illinois. They had
12 children. I am in touch with some of their descendants, now in Iowa and Kansas. I
have not located Hugh and Rena Knoble Elliott. There was a second Hugh Elliott from
Muskingum County who was killed in the Civil War. He may have been this Hugh.
Original author is unknown.
1820 U.S. Federal Census, Wellsburgh Township, Brooke County, Virginia -
Taken fom Ancestry.com
Page - 82
Names of Heads Free White Males
of Families to10 10to16 16to18 18to26 26to 45 45& C.
Simon Elliott 1
Wm. Elliott 3 1 1 1
Geo. Elliott 1 1
Thomas Elliott 1 1
John Elliott 1 2 1
A. Wm. Elliott 1 2 1
Names of Heads Free White Females
of Families to10 10to16 18to26 26to 45 45& C.
Simon Elliott None
Wm. Elliott 1 1 1
Geo. Elliott 1 1 1
Thomas Elliott 1 1
John Elliott 3 2 1 1
A. Wm. Elliott 1 1 1
Names of Heads Number of persons in Occupations per family
of Families
Simon Elliott Number of persons engaged in Commerce - 1
Wm. Elliott Number of persons engaged in Manufacturing - 2
Geo. Elliott Number of persons engaged in Agriculture - 2
Thomas Elliott Number of persons engaged in Agriculture - 2
John Elliott Number of persons engaged in Agriculture - 2
A. Wm. Elliott Number of persons engaged in Agriculture - 3
A. Wm. Elliott Slaves - Males under 14 years of age: 1
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" signifying a major step towards a future of abundance"
Too late.
"that's great news for the 30,000+ people who die in traffic accidents every year in the U.S."
Great News? Dude, they are DEAD!
One very mundane thing that is often overlooked in price comparisons is warranty coverage. A given Apple may appear cheaper but comes with a meager 1-year warrant. Adding Applecare for 3-years warranty adds another $200+. On the Dell side many business laptops and mobile workstations come with a base 3-year warranty that can be extended out to 5 years if desired at a fairly low cost.
With the near-total shift to a consumer market focus, Apple has forgotten about TCO in any meaningful way as they are now totally wrapped up in the "new" and in irreparable planned obsolescence.
Hey, can you unglue my battery?
Quoting parent got messed up so just responding as-is.
Your Brown/Simpson allusion is apt. Yes, this has become a country where war criminals freely walk the streets, get paid for speaking engagements, are feted for their oil paintings and occupy our highest office while launching Hellfire missles on a whim. Innocent teenagers? Why not? The MGR (mere gook rule) has become the MAR (mere arab rule) or MMR (mere muslim rule?) In this thread, though, I was stuck on a young hero of mine who is stuck in Russia.
I feel pretty comfortable with the assumption that Putin ordered a lot of the killings you find listed on spots like https://larussophobe.wordpress...
I think I would have to be a real optimist otherwise. But I'll admit. He doesn't hold a candle to Stalin
No argument to your correction of 50+ cleared for release. I was thinking that they did not have a commitment (that was broken) but that doesn't mean much.
I mean Vlad could just order him killed by unknown assailants and then blame the U.S. for the purposes of some minor PR points. He's that kind of guy.
I have yet to see bitching about Putin that wasn't either a case of projection, or 'beams and 'motes. He's an authoritarian doosh, but he's not keeping people in gulag's that have been cleared for release for a decade, nor is he busy murdering people on the other side of the planet with robot planes for their political speech. Nor has he supported a coup in Mexico and then all but invited his newly created puppet government into the Warsaw Pact.
Putin, at his worst day, is a a molehill next to the mountain of American Exceptionalism on it's best day.
You make some good points, but Snowden is stuck in Russia, and I intentionally did not want to get in to "Who is Worse?".
I don't think that "authoritarian doosh" is sufficent. Murders of Politkovskaya, Litvinenko, and now Nemtsov are just the tip of the iceberg.
If you are referring to Mohamedou Ould Slahi, his Habeas Corpus petition was only granted (then countermanded) in 2013. Not that it matters much.
I think Slahi's diary and Scahill's Dirty Wars speak to the exceptional view you point out and should both be required reading for all high school juniors.
On some level, I feel like Snowden has to explore the option to return, if only to make clear his long-stated desire to do so, look for avenues to negotiate, and keep his supporters engaged.
I am very doubtful, however, that he will be treated fairly given that he committed the unpardonable crime of embarrassing the U.S. government. Obama is clearly petty and pig-headed enough to resist any cries for justice. His mind is made up about a lot of things, this just being one.
If I were him, though, I'd have to be very nervous anxious about being the guest of such a calculating thug during a time of such geopolitical aggression and uncertainty. I mean Vlad could just order him killed by unknown assailants and then blame the U.S. for the purposes of some minor PR points. He's that kind of guy.
Dear Edward Snowden. There has been one person telling the truth and that has been you. You have lost pretty much everything and gained nothing. I hope the day comes when you can walk the streets of our misguided country as a free man. Thank you.
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Gary Hooper scored twice as Celtic clinched their 36th Scottish Cup and with it a domestic double.
Anthony Stokes created both of Hooper's first-half goals as Neil Lennon's side effectively ended the game as a contest before the break.
Hibernian failed to threaten a comeback and Joe Ledley's late strike dispelled any lingering doubts over the outcome.
It means the Edinburgh side's long wait for Scottish Cup success continues after a second successive final defeat.
In fact, they had made the brighter start to the match and might have been in front but for a fantastic Fraser Forster save from Eoin Doyle's header.
That, though, was to prove a high point for Pat Fenlon's men as a moment of lax defending shortly afterwards handed Celtic the initiative.
Alan Maybury's weak clearance allowed Stokes possession on the left and he used it to fire a cross beyond the back post.
Goalkeeper Ben Williams could not reach it and, with Paul Hanlon and Ryan McGivern ball-watching, Hooper gleefully side-footed in from a narrow angle.
With their side having allowed the Scottish Premier League champions to score so early, the Hibs fans may have been fearing the worst, but the Edinburgh team did not buckle, with Tom Taiwo snapping into tackles and spraying passes to good effect in midfield.
Nonetheless, Celtic were able to carve out the better opportunities and Williams did well to block from Ledley after the Welshman had been picked out by a delicious Kris Commons pass.
Hibs showed they had failed to learn any lessons from the opening goal by conceding a very similar second - Stokes crossing from deeper this time and Hooper again finding room between Hanlon and McGivern to head back across the wrong-footed Williams for his 31st goal of the season.
Celtic, in the shape of Scott Brown and the front trio of Hooper, Stokes and Commons, had all of the game's top performers, with Hibs's talisman Leigh Griffiths unable to make any impact on the match.
The second period, aside from a fiery confrontation between Brown and Jorge Claros, was largely incident-free, with Hibs unable to muster anything resembling a shot on goal.
Hooper might have bagged a cup final hat-trick when Mikael Lustig rolled the ball into his path, but the striker uncharacteristically mis-kicked, only for the ball to fall to Ledley, who unleashed a powerful drive into Williams's top corner.
The three-goal winning margin was an entirely accurate reflection of a match in which Hibs showed plenty of endeavour, but Celtic had too much in the way of attacking threat and ended worthy victors.
Defeat means Hibs have not lifted the Scottish Cup since 1902 and their previous attempt to end that long wait ended in a dismal 5-1 hammering at the hands of city rivals Hearts in last season's final.
Lineup, Bookings (3) & Substitutions (6)
- 01 Williams
- 03 McGivern
- 04 Hanlon
- 18 Maybury
- 37 Forster
- 08 Claros Booked
- 20 Taiwo
- 33 Harris
- 38 Thomson (Caldwell - 76' )
- 09 Griffiths Booked (Stevenson - 84' )
- 10 Doyle (Handling - 71' )
- 31 Murdoch
- 16 Stevenson
- 28 Robertson
- 24 Handling
- 29 Caldwell
- 01 Forster
- 03 Izaguirre
- 06 Wilson
- 21 Mulgrew
- 23 Lustig
- 08 Brown Booked (Ambrose - 81' )
- 15 Commons (Samaras - 76' )
- 16 Ledley
- 49 Forrest (McCourt - 88' )
- 10 Stokes
- 88 Hooper
- 24 Zaluska
- 04 Ambrose
- 18 Rogic
- 20 McCourt
- 09 Samaras
Match Stats
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Full Time The final whistle goes and the game is over.90:00 +0:18
Alex Harris produces a right-footed shot from just outside the box that misses to the right of the goal.89:56
The referee blows for offside. Indirect free kick taken by Paul Hanlon.89:12
Anthony Stokes takes a shot from just outside the penalty area which clears the crossbar.88:51
The ball is swung over by Anthony Stokes, Ryan McGivern gets a block in.87:25 Substitution
Substitution (Celtic) makes a substitution, with Patrick McCourt coming on for James Forrest.87:13
The ball is swung over by Alan Maybury.87:00
Ross Caldwell takes a shot. Blocked by Charlie Mulgrew.86:33
Unfair challenge on Anthony Stokes by Ryan McGivern results in a free kick. Mikael Lustig restarts play with the free kick.84:19
Outswinging corner taken by Alex Harris from the right by-line played to the near post, clearance made by Charlie Mulgrew.83:22 Substitution
Substitution Lewis Stevenson comes on in place of Leigh Griffiths.80:15
Free kick taken by Paul Hanlon.80:15 Substitution
Substitution Efe Ambrose is brought on as a substitute for Scott Brown.80:15
The referee penalises Georgios Samaras for handball.79:02
The assist for the goal came from Mikael Lustig.79:02 Goal scored
Goal! - Joe Ledley - Hibernian 0 - 3 Celtic Joe Ledley fires in a goal from inside the penalty area to the top right corner of the goal. Hibernian 0-3 Celtic.78:57
The ball is sent over by Mikael Lustig,76:15
Free kick awarded for a foul by Ross Caldwell on Emilio Izaguirre. Fraser Forster takes the direct free kick.75:50
Outswinging corner taken from the left by-line by Leigh Griffiths.75:06 Substitution
Substitution (Hibernian) makes a substitution, with Ross Caldwell coming on for Kevin Thomson.
Substitution (Celtic) makes a substitution, with Georgios Samaras coming on for Kris Commons.74:54
Ryan McGivern produces a cross, Kris Commons gets a block in.70:56 Substitution
Substitution Danny Handling joins the action as a substitute, replacing Eoin Doyle.69:40
Anthony Stokes gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Jorge Claros. Kevin Thomson restarts play with the free kick.68:13
The ball is crossed by Emilio Izaguirre, save by Ben Williams.66:36
Unfair challenge on Joe Ledley by Eoin Doyle results in a free kick. Charlie Mulgrew takes the direct free kick.65:36
Free kick awarded for a foul by Kris Commons on Alex Harris. Direct free kick taken by Paul Hanlon.65:24
The ball is sent over by Emilio Izaguirre, save made by Ben Williams.65:15
A cross is delivered by Emilio Izaguirre, Tom Taiwo makes a clearance.64:37
Eoin Doyle challenges Joe Ledley unfairly and gives away a free kick. Direct free kick taken by Charlie Mulgrew.63:39
Joe Ledley is ruled offside. Ben Williams restarts play with the free kick.62:39
James Forrest crosses the ball, Paul Hanlon makes a clearance. Effort on goal by Gary Hooper from just inside the box goes harmlessly over the target.59:44
James Forrest fouled by Tom Taiwo, the ref awards a free kick. Free kick taken by Fraser Forster.58:48
Mikael Lustig gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Leigh Griffiths. Kevin Thomson takes the direct free kick.58:06
Fraser Forster takes the free kick.58:06 Booking
Booking Leigh Griffiths goes into the book.57:45
Leigh Griffiths challenges Charlie Mulgrew unfairly and gives away a free kick.57:03
Ryan McGivern crosses the ball, Kelvin Wilson makes a clearance.56:52
A cross is delivered by Alex Harris, Kelvin Wilson makes a clearance.54:48
Free kick taken by Charlie Mulgrew.54:48 Booking
Booking Booking for Scott Brown for unsporting behaviour.54:45 Booking
Booking Caution for Jorge Claros.54:06
Jorge Claros concedes a free kick for a foul on Scott Brown.53:07
Anthony Stokes produces a cross, clearance by Jordon Forster.51:37
Effort from the edge of the area by Anthony Stokes goes wide of the right-hand upright.49:51
Emilio Izaguirre produces a cross, clearance made by Ryan McGivern.49:37
Centre by Kris Commons, Jordon Forster makes a clearance.49:04
Anthony Stokes fouled by Alan Maybury, the ref awards a free kick. Charlie Mulgrew takes the free kick.46:09
The ball is crossed by Kris Commons, Ryan McGivern makes a clearance.45:21
Effort on goal by Alan Maybury from 35 yards missed to the left of the goal.45:01
The referee blows his whistle to start the second half.45:00 +1:07 Half time
Half Time The ref blows to end the first period.41:29
Leigh Griffiths takes a outswinging corner from the right by-line played to the near post, save by Fraser Forster. Effort from the edge of the area by Kevin Thomson goes wide of the right-hand upright.41:19
Alan Maybury takes a shot. Charlie Mulgrew gets a block in.41:01
Free kick awarded for a foul by Scott Brown on Jorge Claros. Tom Taiwo restarts play with the free kick.40:12
Kris Commons crosses the ball, clearance by Ryan McGivern.39:00
Unfair challenge on Kelvin Wilson by Eoin Doyle results in a free kick. Kris Commons takes the free kick.37:14
Leigh Griffiths takes a shot.36:21
Kevin Thomson gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Kris Commons. Kris Commons takes the free kick.35:34
Kris Commons has an effort at goal from outside the area missing to the wide right of the target.33:30
Free kick awarded for a foul by Joe Ledley on Alan Maybury. Ben Williams restarts play with the free kick.32:38
Foul by Eoin Doyle on Kelvin Wilson, free kick awarded. Fraser Forster takes the free kick.31:57
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Scott Brown by Jorge Claros. Free kick taken by Fraser Forster.30:18
The assist for the goal came from Anthony Stokes.30:18 Goal scored
Goal! - Gary Hooper - Hibernian 0 - 2 Celtic Gary Hooper finds the net with a headed goal from inside the six-yard box. Hibernian 0-2 Celtic.30:05
Anthony Stokes sends in a cross,26:31
Joe Ledley takes a shot. Save by Ben Williams.26:11
Unfair challenge on Joe Ledley by Tom Taiwo results in a free kick. Free kick taken by Kris Commons.25:32
Unfair challenge on Kelvin Wilson by Eoin Doyle results in a free kick. Direct free kick taken by Fraser Forster.24:23
Kris Commons fouled by Jorge Claros, the ref awards a free kick. Charlie Mulgrew restarts play with the free kick.24:11
The ball is delivered by Ryan McGivern.22:02
Shot by Anthony Stokes from deep inside the penalty area misses to the left of the target.17:10
A cross is delivered by Alan Maybury, Kelvin Wilson makes a clearance.16:49
Alex Harris crosses the ball, clearance made by Kelvin Wilson.16:20
Anthony Stokes concedes a free kick for a foul on Alan Maybury. Direct free kick taken by Ben Williams.15:29
A cross is delivered by Ryan McGivern, clearance by Charlie Mulgrew.13:01
Anthony Stokes takes a shot. Blocked by Gary Hooper.11:59
The ball is crossed by Mikael Lustig, save by Ben Williams.11:37
Free kick awarded for a foul by Kevin Thomson on Mikael Lustig. Free kick taken by Mikael Lustig.10:48
Tom Taiwo concedes a free kick for a foul on Joe Ledley. Emilio Izaguirre restarts play with the free kick.7:59
Anthony Stokes provided the assist for the goal.7:59 Goal scored
Goal! - Gary Hooper - Hibernian 0 - 1 Celtic Gary Hooper finds the net with a goal from close range to the bottom right corner of the goal. Hibernian 0-1 Celtic.7:50
Centre by Mikael Lustig. A cross is delivered by Anthony Stokes,6:05
The ball is delivered by Ryan McGivern, Eoin Doyle takes a shot. Save by Fraser Forster.5:31
Eoin Doyle produces a cross.5:21
The ball is crossed by Eoin Doyle, Charlie Mulgrew manages to make a clearance.4:50
Anthony Stokes sends in a cross, clearance made by Paul Hanlon.4:01
Shot from just outside the box by Tom Taiwo goes over the crossbar.3:31
Leigh Griffiths crosses the ball, Kelvin Wilson gets a block in. Corner taken by Alex Harris from the left by-line, Charlie Mulgrew makes a clearance.1:53
Eoin Doyle challenges Scott Brown unfairly and gives away a free kick. Kris Commons takes the free kick.1:03
A cross is delivered by Leigh Griffiths.0:00
The game begins.
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Comment number 368. Posted by a_proud_devilon 28 May 2013 21:14
See? Nobday cares.
Comment number 367. Posted by jm9890on 27 May 2013 23:31
Just watched the highlights, or that's what the BBC said.
If Celtic couldn't beat those teams with ease, I'd give up of football. We would walk over them.
I've seen Zaha maybe 6 times now, does he always get his own feet all twisted up?
Is he really the future and have talent?
12 goals in 116 appearances with Palace and continously falling over his own feet doesn't sound too good
Comment number 366. Posted by Team Sevcoon 27 May 2013 18:50
@ ferrynuff
I was at the game (Celtic fan). McPake is Hibs captain + Griffiths was subbed with about 10mins left but prior to that you could see he was really struggling. Yes we were missing players as well but the other teams in Scotland dont have as big a squad so losses to key players have more of an impact on them + like I said at the end of my last comment, Celtic won comfortably in the end.
Comment number 365. Posted by The Holy Smokeon 27 May 2013 17:53
I don't think that the current Scotland side is all that bad. We're low on confidence due to poor management, poor attitude and Gary Caldwell.
Players like Fletcher, Fletcher, Brown, McArthur, Forrest, Naismith, Rhodes Maloney, Snodgrass, Morrison and Mulgrew would get into most E&WPL sides. Player for player we're far superior to ROI yet they expect to qualify for every tournament.
Comment number 364. Posted by Hardstyle fron 27 May 2013 16:01
@ 360 ferrynuff
Some great names in that comment !
The good old days , of a very good Scotland team !!!!
Comment number 363. Posted by Loneganon 27 May 2013 15:29
360. I suppose it all boils down to opinion and I'm not going to argue with your selection. Rightly or wrongly I can't get Argentina 78 out of my head. Scotland had a genuine chance to do something special and blew it.
Comment number 362. Posted by monmeon 27 May 2013 15:16
Just as well this playoff final is showing us jocks what we are missing compared to the glorious English game. One of these teams will be playing in the EPL next year!
Comment number 361. Posted by ferrynuffon 27 May 2013 15:13
More waffle about Hibs supposedly having injured players missing? McPake was their only absentee. If you're trying to make out that Griffiths wasn't 100% fit, how come he played the full 90 minutes?
Celtic had to do without Wanyama and Kayal due to suspension, Adam Matthews was out injured.
The fact is that Celtic blew Hibs out of the water no matter which way you try to dress it up.
Comment number 360. Posted by ferrynuffon 27 May 2013 15:03
What rubbish about Scottish players in the 70s. Add to Dalglish and Souness the likes of Bremner, Jordan, Johnstone, Lennox, McQueen, Cooper, Jardine, McGrain, Hay, Gemmell, Lorimer, Buchan, Hartford, Gemmill, Macari, Robertson etc etc etc
All classy footballers.
Comment number 359. Posted by Team Sevcoon 27 May 2013 15:01
@350 "At least we have competition"
Yeah 4 the 1st couple of months of the season. Man U had the league wrapped up by Xmas.
Yesterdays game was great entertainment - Hibs started well but 2 many key players injured/not 100% fit cost them + Celtic were comfortable in the end.
Unlike the snore-fest thats on now. Says it all when the 1st half highlight is Zaha trying to play a pass + its cut out.
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Political and Legal Models in the Sixteenth and
Seventeenth Centuries
There can be no question concerning the widespread influence of the French monarchy through the world in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, and in particular in its colonies in North America, India, and the Caribbean. To evaluate this influence, it is first necessary to examine the process of glorifying French political and legal models. How did France build a discourse which presented its political system as exceptional? How did it export it? How was this model considered abroad? These are some aspects of a broader research project initiated by a number of public lawyers and legal historians at the law school of the Université de Rennes in France.1 The discourse on the French political, administrative, and cultural model influenced the French presence in its colonies, and New France offers a prime example of this. This discourse was inspired by such sixteenth- and seventeenthcentury ideas as "the French king, because of his Catholic faith, is exceptional"; "France is more virtuous than other countries"; "the French political system is different from and superior to other systems in Europe."2 There are three issues to consider. First, what are the grounds for French exceptionalism? Second, why and how were the idea of French exceptionalism and the French model exported and received outside the country? Third, where does New France fit into this intellectual development?


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