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Our Addiction to Coldstone Creamery and a GiveAway
I have something I need to admit, both my daughter and I love icecream! So the fact that there is a ColdStone Creamery right beside my daughter's school has helped feed that addiction and guess what they have asked me to host a giveaway here on my blog for Mother's day.
Last year we bought our very first Coldstone Creamery Cake it was a bunny, just like these.
There have been a few more occasions since where we have celebrated with a Coldstone Creamery Cake. Who doesn't love a good cake? or cupcakes? and yes Coldstone has those too. Here are some of our favorites.
This is one of the signature cakes. Strawberries and Red Velvet what a combo! Yum.
Another favorite in this house is cupcakes. Here is another favorite, and it is so chocolatey!
Now about the giveaway, it is being hosted by 2 local franchise store: 644 Dixon road and 1094 Bloor St. west. We hang at the Bloor St location. If you win you must pick up your cake at one of these 2 locations.
Here are some facts about what Coldstone offers.
Below are some details and pricing:
ice cream cupcakes: package of 6 is $12.49
ice cream cookie sandwich: package of 4 is $11.49
ice cream pies (serves up to 10) $13.99
Cold Stone at home: 16oz $6.99 32oz $8.99
Birthday Cakes:
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large 8″ round servesup to 12 $31.99
small 8″x12″ rectangle serves up to 25 $41.99
Large 12″x18″ rectangle serves up to 50 $51.99
Signature Cakes
small 6″ round serves up to 8 $24.99
large 8″ round serves up to 12 $33.99
small 8″x12″ rectangle serves up to 25 $43.99
Large 12″x18″ rectangle serves up to 50 $53.99
So the cakes are made at the store and can usually be made within 24-48 hrs. You can add customization which is free. Now to enter the contest I am again using Rafflecopter and will be letting the winner know on May10th so they can order a cake in time for Mother's Day.
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Last night's Grey's Anatomy episode, "The Time Warp," took us back to 1982, 2003 and 2007. Some of the music played reflected the unusual nature of the flashback episode.
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I've got a problem.
I wanna see some movies in my xbox, but I don't want to burn a dvd disk with the ISO but just play
the iso on the xbox.
I tried it with a file of 3,9Gb and it worked.
The file was transfered and it was playable.
So I thought therefore 'C'mon lets do another '.
I connected my xbox to my pc, FTPed and give the command to copy the file.
It took 20 min before the file was transfered.
But on 95% of transfer (he was at 4,0Gb of the 4,7Gb) I got an error saying 'File not writed'(or something
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I tried it with ftp programs but the same..
I got a HD of 320GB which the C patition and the E patition uses 8Gb and the rest is F
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4.0 GB is the max file size for FATX
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Popular Perceptions and Political Economy in the Contrived World of Harry Potter
Economic organization of the imaginary worlds depicted in popular literary works may be viewed as a mirror to public opinion on the economic organization of life. If a book becomes a best-seller, it is because the book conveys messages, feelings, and events the readers can relate to. In other words, the book's readers identify with the set of norms and rules that govern the development of the plot and the actions of its heroes. Therefore, a best seller, as a book that successfully relates to readers of its time, can teach us about the norms and beliefs of its audience. Following this line of thought, we use the method of deconstruction to analyze the highly successful J.K. Rowlings' Harry Potter series. Studying the books within their social context allows us to learn about people's norms and attitudes, and their perceptions of issues such as the role of government, the structure of financial markets, poverty and inequality, etc. Thus, by looking at the Potterian economy through magnifying glasses, we obtain a perspective on what people might view as a normal or perhaps as an ideal economic structure. In other words, we argue, that the economic and organizational structure of the imaginary Potterian economy can be viewed as an economic model. By studying the social and the economic structure of the Potterian model and its assumptions, we hope to obtain some insights on people's attitudes towards various social and economic issues. The Potterian economic model, we conclude, is not a coherent model that fits neatly one of the standard economic models. Instead, it appears to combine ingredients from various economic models.
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the featured guest for the next Crain's Real Estate Forum. The event is slated for Thursday, Sept. 17, at the Standard Club, 320 S. Plymouth Court. Cafaro has been CEO since 1999 and chairman since 2003 of Chicago-based Ventas, a real
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lawsuits of everything from bank fraud to not paying his Standard Club dues, soon could be facing an especially tough legal adversary: the U.S ..... Barleycorn building. As for the lawsuit over unpaid Standard Club dues, that case was settled in 2009, about three months
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Saturday, April 28, 2001
A sad end for historic Garden State
By Bill Finley
Special to ESPN.com
They attendance was 717 the other day at Garden State Park, racing fans, gamblers and mourners. It was a poor showing for the funeral of an old friend, but what else would you expect? Garden State has been, for al practical purposes, dead for several years. It will be put out of its misery May 3 and then the wrecking ball will come in and wipe out everything but the memories.
On the surface, the passing of Garden State Park isn't that big of a deal for the sport. There hasn't been a good horse to run there in years and the daily cards are held in front of an eerily empty grandstand. With business worse than ever, Pennwood Racing, which leases the track, announced that it would not renew its contract when it expires May 29. Meanwhile, the property has been sold to a developer, who will undoubtedly build a shopping center or an office park or something else that society can surely do without. But beforehand, Garden State will go out with barely a ripple, a sorry 15-day meet that ends Thursday.
But let us not forget what a wonderful place it was in its day and all the potential it seemed to have after Bob Brennan threw his ill-begotten millions into rebuilding what was supposed to be the track of the 21st century. There is indeed something sad, tragic even, about seeing it come to an end, even if it is a rather pathetic end.
I saw Secretariat run at the old Garden State in the 1972 Garden State Stakes as a young boy, simultaneously falling in love with the horse, the sport and that track. Take a look at what Garden State has become today and it seems preposterous that the greatest horse of the modern era could have ever run there before a packed, excited house and that was nothing out of the ordinary. That was before the entire sport was turned upside down, during an era that seems impossibly distant. Back then, no one had ever heard of simulcasting or year-round racing or casinos in states not named Nevada, and you might get 35,000 out at the track on a nice Saturday afternoon.
The old Garden State, opened in 1942, was as pleasant a racetrack as there was. It ran on sparkling spring afternoons and crisp fall days. From all over the Philadelphia, South Jersey area, fans came to enjoy an afternoon spent in a beautiful grandstand watching the finest horse racing found in this country outside of New York and California.
"The old Garden State was a very nice track," said veteran trainer Willard Thompson, who settled in at the South Jersey track in 1969. "It had a nice, wooden grandstand. It was like Saratoga in that it had a lot of class and ambiance."
Two months into the track's first year, Triple Crown winner Whirlaway competed there in the inaugural running of the Trenton Handicap. He would be the first of many superstars to race at Garden State. Actually running in between the Preakness and the Belmont, Citation stopped in to win the 1948 Jersey Derby by 11 lengths. They just kept coming: Nashua in the 1956 Camden Handicap; Bold Ruler in the 1957 Trenton; Kelso in the 1962 Governor's Plate; Dr. Fager in the 1967 Jersey Derby; Riva Ridge in the 1971 Garden State Stakes; Secretariat in the 1972 Garden State Stakes.
"You couldn't have a better race meeting," said Sam Boulmetis currently a Garden State steward and a retired Hall of Fame jockey. "You had huge races like the Garden State and the Gardenia and a lot horses became the 2-year-old champion by winning those races. Other than New York, racing there was probably as good as any place in the country."
Garden State was destroyed by fire April 14, 1977, leaving a huge void on the New Jersey racing circuit. A few years later, the Meadowlands was born and it became an instant success, which attracted the attention of financier Robert Brennan. He hoped to build a Meadowlands South, only he was determined to make his track bigger, better and glitzier than his neighbor to the north. Brennan poured a reported $150 million into the track, which re-opened for business April 1, 1985, and vowed that it would be the track of the 21st century. The expectation level was huge. Garden State was supposed to be on its way to being the next great racetrack in this country.
Brennan, recently convicted of bankruptcy fraud and money laundering, the latest chapter in his long battle with authorities who allege he was a stock swindler, was intent on putting his track on the map from the start. He shook up the Triple Crown by wooing Kentucky Derby winner Spend a Buck away from the Preakness with the enticement of a $2 million bonus offered up in the Jersey Derby.
But once the Spend A Buck hype started to fade away reality set in. The new Garden State was operating in a different world than the old one. Area gamblers were flocking in droves to the bustling casinos in Atlantic City and the remaining horseplayers were being divided up among a glut of racetracks in the area, from Philadelphia Park to the west and Delaware Park to the south. Meanwhile, the track's fan base was aging and there wasn't any new blood coming in to replace them. Brennan had spent far too much money and was unable to recoup his investment with the meager crowds that were showing up.
"There was just too much damn racing in the area," said Russ Harris, who covered Garden State for the Philadelphia Inquirer from 1970 to 1977. "You had all those tracks in close proximity to one another. Say New Jersey, Delaware and Pennsylvania had all gotten together and put together a circuit, then it would have been a very successful circuit. Instead, they wound up with nothing. But you can't get the politicians in one state to agree on anything when it comes to racing, let alone three."
There were a few more bright spots along the way, many of them coming with a moderately successful harness meet, but it's been obvious now for several years that Garden State was never going to make it. In a few short days they will pull the plug. Garden State will best be remembered as a massive white elephant, the last injustice to a track that deserved so much better.


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Alternate Title: Diamonds Are Not A Mahrajah's Best FriendThe Bird From O.O.P.S. (Diamonds Are Not A Mahrajah's Best Friend) (1971) Season 1 Episode 117- Doctor Dolittle Cartoon Episode Guide
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- DePatie-Freleng Enterprises
- Cartoon Characters: Dr. John Dolittle, Oglebird, Sam Scurvy, Cyclod, Tommy Stubbins, Mooncat, The Grasshoppers, Pushme-Pullyu, Dab-Dab the Duck, Jip-Jip the Dog, Montgomery.
- Originally Released in 1971.
- Season: 1
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- Running Time: 30 minutes.
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A rare oglebird comes to Dr. Doolittle to ask for his help in saving the last oglebird egg from the clutches of the queen of a foreign country, who wants to use it to fatten up her son (the population of the kingdom must bring him his weight in gold, so she wants him to be as heavy as possible). Doolittle must save the last oglebird and help the prince.
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of forks all at the same time, so as to make the shocks which come from them ever so great, the A fork will not join in the vibrations unless another fork A in the collection struck. It picks out, in other words, from all the notes sounded, that which accords with it.
"The same is true of all bodies which can yield notes. Tumblers resound when a piano is played, on the striking of certain notes, and so do window panes. Nor is the phenomenon without analogy in different provinces. Take a dog that answers to the name "Nero." He lies under your table. You speak of Domitian, Vespasian, and Marcus Aurelius Antonius, you call upon all the Roman Emperors that occur to you, but the dog does not stir, although a slight tremor of his ear tells you of a faint response of his consciousness. But the moment you call "Nero" he jumps joyfully towards you. The tuning fork is like your dog. It answers to the name A."( Mach 1865)
The opinions expressed herein are solely my own. I would like to thank Nelson Kiang for many insight-provoking discussions and for the use of his excellent library, Professor Frederick Werner for his kind encouragement, and Bertrand Delgutte for his experimental and experiential wisdom. The auditory experiments cited were supported by N.I.H. DC00038 and DC00119.
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Since 1963, the News-Leader has given the community a special opportunity to make Christmas a little brighter for some of their neighbors through the Share Your Christmas program.
And the community has never let us down.
Our tradition is to kick off the program on Thanksgiving, then run vignettes about families in need each day for about two weeks. Our readers "adopt" one of the families and buy gifts from a wish list.
Over the years, we have seen the needs grow. A few years ago we added nursing home residents who are too often overlooked during the holiday, which focuses on children.
Again, the community responded.
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Sheryl Wachter, the volunteer coordinator for Share Your Christmas, said the response continues to be great, despite a late Thanksgiving and wintry weather. "Between the weather and the time frame, it is a challenge for donors to get out to shop and deliver the gifts to us," she said.
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Posted: 24 Mar 2007 2:43AM GMT
I am not related to this family, only posting to help others.
The Civil War was a tragedy for individual families in addition to being a tragedy for the nation. I don't know how typical my Sanders family was of Southern families generally, but the Civil War literally set brother against brother and father against son within the Sanders clan descended from the original settlers of Randolph and Montgomery counties, North Carolina. As if emblematic of the conflicting loyalties generated by the war, my grandfather, Jesse Sanders, appears to have served in both the Confederate Army and the Union Army before he was nineteen years old.
When the war began my great grandfather Isaac Sanders was living in Mount Ida in Montgomery County, Arkansas. He had three sons already of military age, and one, Jesse, my grandfather, who would become old enough to serve during the war itself. Numerous other related Sanders families lived in other counties in Arkansas, in Texas, in Mississippi, and back in Alabama and North Carolina, the points of origin for the westward Sanders migration.
The sentiment within Mount Ida was overwhelmingly in favor of secession, and those who had doubts were too intimidated to protest. On July 17, 1861, a unit called the "Montgomery County Hunters" was organized. It would later be designated as Co. F of the 4th Arkansas infantry. The small rural community celebrated the occasion with a home made drum and fife show using improvised instruments and joints of sugar cane stalks. Their collected baggage consisted of bed quilts, pots, skillets, coffee pots and other household items, all drawn by yokes of oxen. Their weapons of war against the Yankee invaders were old squirrel rifles and double barreled shotguns.
The leader of this group, Captain John Lavender, would later write a book about his war experiences, The War Memoirs of Captain John W. Lavender, C.S.A. (W.M. Hackett and D. R. Perdue Publishers, the Southern Press, Pine Bluff, Arkansas, 1956). He wrote, "we was in high spirits and no one complained fearing he would be accused of being a coward or playing the baby act." The company was mustered in Missouri and participated in the battles of Elkhorn, Richmond, Perryville, Murfreesboro, Chickamauga, Georgia campaign of 1864, Franklin, and Nashville. There were some changes in the organization of the company during the war, and it is difficult to tell how many of the original men who joined in July of 1861 survived the war, but Lavender later estimated that of the one hundred or so who crossed the Mississippi and fought in the battles in other states only about a dozen survived the war.
The nature of Isaac's combat experience is not clear, though it is known he was a member of the Montgomery County Hunters and Company F. We do have a record that Isaac enlisted on October 21, 1861 at Fort Smith Arkansas, and that he was furloughed from December 17, 1861 to March 1, 1862. His discharge papers state that he was suffering from pneumonia. His son Aaron enlisted on November 21, 1861 at Forth Smith and was present on December 31, 1861; his son Benjamin enlisted on October 21 1861 at Fort Smith and was with Humphries' batallion at Shelbyville, Tennessee on April 29, 1863. His son Isaac, Jr., enlisted on October 21, 1861 at Forth Smith and died on January 10, 1862 from illness or an injury.
By June 4, 1863 Isaac, Sr., was back in Montgomery County because he signed up for Earnest's local defense company, which was established to defend the home front. Apparently, this was the only unit of its kind in the state. Isaac's son Aaron was a first sergeant in the same company and Isaac's seventeen year old son Jesse appears for the first time in the war records as a private if the "J. Sanders" who appears in the company roll is the same person as Jesse.
In the fall and winter of 1963-64 most of the Sanders family in the Montgomery County area appeared to have switched sides from the Confederacy to the Union forces. Isaac's cousin William Patrick Sanders and two of his sons joined 4th U.S. cavalry in November of 1863. They were accompanied by some of the related Biddy and Lamb families. Isaac's son Jesse joined the 4th cavalry in February 1864 Isaac himself enlisted at Dardanelle in Yell County in March, 1864.
According to the Edward G. Gerdes Civil War in Arkansas page, quoting from a contemporary account of the 4th cavalry, Isaac's unit was involved in the skirmish at Dardanelle on May 17, 1864:
"At that date Dardanelle was attacked by Shelby in the night with 2,000 men and four pieces of artillery. The commanding officer of the post had ordered the camp equipage across the river and at the time of attack, it was slowly crossing in a single flat boat. Capt. Wood, Co G, in charge. The town was held until it was completely surrounded and for nearly two hours after it had beena bandoned by the post commander. All records of the company were lost, except for copies of muster-in rolls found in the Adjutant General's Office. Some of the men escaped by swimming the river and some by cutting their way through enemy's lines. Many of the men reported missing in action are in the woods near Dardanelle, unable to rejoin the regiment on account of guerillas."
The official military record of Isaac's service indicates that he was listed as "missing in action" during the skirmish. What happened to him immediately afterwards is not clear, though we know that he survived the battle and lived for at least another sixteen years. Maybe he escaped from the woods and joined some other unit to continue fighting the war; or maybe he, like many other solider-farmers of the time, went back home to take care of his family's needs.
Isaac's brother, John, who lived in Jackson County, Alabama, stated in his Southern Claims record in 1875 that Isaac lived in Montgomery County, Arkansas and that Isaac fought for the Confederacy. Unlike Isaac, John remained loyal to the Union throughout the War and served in an Ohio Regiment, stationed mainly in the Tennessee theatre. A letter written by Louie Richard David of Weatherford, Texas, on July 24, 1974 to friends in Jackson County, Alabama and later printed in the July 2000 issue of Sanders' Siftings suggests that Isaac and John may have fought in the same battle:
"There is another story told about two of the Sanders. The story goes that the two brothers were fighting during the War Between the States. One had enlisted with the Union Army and the other was serving with the Confederates. They were mounted and fighting and charging with sword and saber. It was night and dark and they did not recognize each other, or who they were fighting against. One of them said 'Get Ert Aunt Becky,' and the other said 'Is that you, John?' and they then recognized each other as being brothers and stopped fighting. They had an aunt called Aunt Becky who had a 'By-Word' of Get Ert. I have a note of a John Sanders serving with Co. B. 3rd Ohio Regiment (Union Army). I don't remember where I got it but wonder if they might be the one in the story."
Regardless of whether this is a true story, it does coincide with the facts that John and Isaac, two Sanders brothers, fought on opposing sides during the war. The county where John lived, Jackson County, Alabama, was in the Alabama hill county, a region with few slaves and many poor whites who had no use for the planter aristocracy. Further, most of the Sanders families in Jackson County had emigrated from Randolph and Montgomery County, North Carolina. Many of the earliest settlers of these two North Carolina counties had been Methodists or Quakers, people with a strong social conscience, and, in some case, an aversion to slavery.
John Sanders was by no means alone in his service to the union cause. Two of his sons fought in the same Ohio Regiment in which he served. His elderly uncle on his mother's side, Joseph Sanders, called "Uncle Joe" by nearly everyone, was a staunch Union supporter whose sons joined the Union army. Unfortunately, Uncle Joe's public support for the Union led to his death on April 10, 1863. Here is one version of the story, again quoting from the same letter:
"I know you have some information on the Sanders that was killed by bushwhackers. I have heard a story here in Texas passed down through generations .One of the Sanders was caught off guard while plowing a field by bushwhackers. They took him and his horse to the top of a hill and made the Sanders dig a grave. Then the bushwhackers killed both man and his horse and buried both in the grave with the legs of the horse sticking up out of the grave. (This is some tale and may not be exactly true but is what I have heard)"
There are other versions of this story, such as that Uncle Joe was taken from his home and killed. A Huntsville newspaper of the time was decidedly unsympathetic: "On the same day, we learn, an old man, named Saunders, who affiliated with the Abolition Army, when they occupied Jackson county, and went off with them, but returned to depredate on the neighborhood, was shot and killed by some unknown person, on Mud Creek in that county." The latter is from a posting on the Sanders-L list on January 27, 2004 by Don Schaefer who thinks there was probably some vigilante justice after the murder and at least one of the murderers may have been lynched, though the details of subsequent events are rather murky.
The situation in Arkansas was similar to that in northeast Alabama. Pro-unionists, who had remained silent during the heyday of the Confederacy, began to surface whenever the federal troops were able to assert control. I have no family tradition about any competing loyalties within my great grandfather's father in Montgomery County, but events suggest that, in spite of losing a son for the Southern cause, his family was not composed of wholehearted Confederate sympathizers. For example, his seventeen year old son Jesse, having signed up for the Montgomery County local defense troop unit in June of 1863, switched sides and joined the 4th Arkansas Cavalry, USA in February 1864. He served in the same unit as his uncle William Patrick Sanders and two of William Patrick's sons. Also in the same unit was James H. Biddie who was related by marriage to the Sanders family, his father having married Isaac's sister. Biddie had also previously served in the Confederate forces, as had two other 4th cavalry soldiers, Reuben Lamb and George Swaim, who also were related to Jesse by marriage.
Another example is that of Francis Marion Sanders, who may be a second cousin of Isaac. Born in Jefferson County, Illinois in 1838, it is believed his ancestors were from Montgomery County, North Carolina. He served in the 34th Arkansas Infantry, CSA, with two of his brothers, one of whom was killed in action. His wife later claimed that he served in the Confederate Army under duress. In the spring of 1863 he deserted and in the fall of 1863 he joined the Union Army. In December of 1864, while he was visiting his family in Clarksville, Arkansas, he was killed by bushwhackers while his horrified wife and children watched. Later, the family fled back to Illinois to the safety of his wife's family.
Still another example is that of Stephen C. Sanders in Washington County in the northwest part of Arkansas. Stephen was the son of Nimrod Sanders of Montgomery County, North Carolina, and most likely a second cousin of Isaac in Montgomery County. Two of Stephen's sons fought for the Confederacy, but according to his descendant Sam Sanders, Stephen said after the war, "I remained a Union man. I never got rebellish at all." This was in spite of the fact that two Confederate sympathizers once threatened to kill him, and soldiers from both sides raided his farm for supplies.
Farther South, in Van Zandt County, Texas, lived another cousin of Isaac, Levi Lindsey Sanders who had moved to Texas from Jackson County, Alabama in the 1850s. Of Levi's convictions, there was no equivocation, for he was firmly on the Confederate side. When the war began, he joined the 6th Texas Regiment, Ross' brigade, Army of Tennessee, served as a brigade blacksmith throughout most of the war, and returned to his family in Texas in 1865. Later, in 1870, Isaac's son, Jesse, who had served briefly in the Union army, would move to neighboring Henderson County, and Isaac and Jesse would remain good friends for the rest of their lives.
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Just wanted to point out that the entire message posted by Shirley East was not written by her but was taken verbatim and without attribution from my Web site:
The purpose could have been served just as well by giving a link to my Web site or at least by acknowledging the author; as it is,readers are left with the impression that she wrote the words she posted.
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Posted: 26 Mar 2007 2:11AM GMT
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I never said that I wrote any of the information regarding the Sanders/Saunders Family. I only stipulated that I was not related to this family and was posting to help others.
It has not ever been my intention to omit my source of info when posting. This was the one time I did not review to make sure that Mr. Gary B. Sanders name and website was on my posting….. Shirley East
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Sanders, Bowman
Hi Gary,
Do you happen to know if your Sanders line had a Wesley G. Sanders born April 1844 in N.C. his mothers name was Mary. And according to the census records both parents were born in N.C. I'm afraid thats all the information I have on his parents.
He was married to China Lucinda Bowman, they had 11 children all but one born in Georgia, the one was born in Tennessee.
Wesley was in the Confederate Army he enlisted on 01 August 1863 in Gordon Co., Georgia. He was a POW on 13 August 1864 at Atlanta, GA
Released on 11 June 1865 at Camp Chase, OH.
Thanks Sharon
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Posted: 26 Mar 2007 3:22PM GMT
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Hi Sharon,
I can identify your Wesley Green SANDERS. He is the son of Adam SANDERS and second wife Mary GIBSON. Adam SANDERS was the son of William SAUNDERS and wife Sarah SHEEK. My line is from William and Sarah's son William SAUNDERS.
It appears that when Adam went to Georgia, his descendants went to the spelling SANDERS, while all of the rest of the family that remained in NC used the spelling SAUNDERS.
Adam appeared in the 1850 Murray Co., GA census, and Wesley was in the household. Adam died between 1853 and 1860. In 1853 as a resident of Gordon Co., GA, he sold his share of the land that had been willed to him and his brother Jacob SAUNDERS in Davie Co., NC by their brother James SAUNDERS who died in 1850. In 1860 Adam's widow Mary and family were in the Gordon Co., GA census.
I have DNA tested, but have not matched anyone so far. If you have contact with a SANDERS descendant of Adam that would test, we should match.
You can see your new SAUNDERS, WEST, LOVE, SHEEK\SCHICK, and MOLER\MOULDER ancestry from my site below.
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Sanders, Saunders, Caldwell
Thanks so much Gary I appreciate you finding this information for me.
My son or his father is the only one's I know that could do a DNA test but I don't know if it would come out. Wesley's daughter Mamie was my sons great grandmother. Mamie married James Jesse Caldwell in 1930.Their youngest son JJ Caldwell was my father-in-law. JJ was killed in 1978 two weeks before my son was born. If you want to see if the dna will match on my son I can ask him. As for his father I don't talk to him so I can't ask him.
Thanks again, Sharon
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Posted: 26 Mar 2007 4:49PM GMT
Note, I am the person that replied to your message, not Gary. y-DNA is passed from father to son, so, it would have to be a straight line male SANDERS descendant of Adam SANDERS. There can't be intervening female lines. Your son would have CALDWELL y-DNA, not SANDERS.
If you have questions about any of the information on my site, let me know.
Rick Saunders
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Posted: 26 Mar 2007 5:07PM GMT
Sorry Rick, I was so excited about finding out who Wesley's parents were I didn't pay attention to who replied to my email.
Thanks for the information.
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Posted: 26 Mar 2007 5:43PM GMT
Hi Sharon,
I'm glad Rick was able to help you with your research. I think this shows the value of these exchanges on the message board.Rick has an excellent Web site that should be very helpful to anyone researching his Saunders line.
Best wishes,
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Sanders, Harding
Do you have any Sanders line in Kentucky? I have 2 different Sanders line in my family one was the Wesley Sanders, another was Thomas Calvin Sanders born 3/27/1851 in KY.Thomas was married to Matilda Harding.
Thanks Sharon
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Bill has worked for Saint Luke since October 1999. His duties consist of maintaining the interior and exterior of the church grounds, ordering supplies, set up and knockdown of various church events, servicing the church van and a multitude of other duties as needed.
Bill loves working at Saint Luke because of the people and the wonderful environment. "People ask me why I whistle. It's because I am happy here. This to me is a positive place."
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Bill and his family joined St. Luke in 1996. He has been involved in the Christian Eduation program at St. Luke since his boys started attending Sunday School with the 2 year-old program. He has been a teacher in the education program since 1994. Bill has been involved in the Confirmation monistry since 2003 and has been a lead teacher in the program since 2007. Bill works in the computer industry and has been involved in local coaching positions throughout the Radnor-Wayne sports programs since 1995. Bill has a love of education and in helping everyone at St. Luke expand in the learnings of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Raised in Berwyn, confirmed at St. Luke in late 1970's, David moved from the Main Line after graduating from Conestoga in 1981. He graduated from St. Lawrence University in 1985 and George Washington Law School in1991. After living in Connecticut, Virginia and New Hampshire, he returned to the area in 1993. He lives in St. Davids with his wife, Annie and their 3 children, Jamie, Tommy and Meredith, who attend Radnor Township Schools. For the last 22 years, he's worked as a Financial Advisor for Janney Montgomery Scott in Radnor. David enjoys golf, paddle tennis, travel and being with family.


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Honk day 20 - yes!
Honk day 20 - yes!
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Honk Day 50 !!
Hi NewGirl
Thanks luv, I'll post how I get on in the morning!! Quite amazing I'm close to day 100 and you've just done day 50!!!!!!!!! Time has gone by so quickly really, I remember when you were just starting. You are doing fab and are nearly half way through your journey too. Exciting times x x x
Hi new to honking, think I'll give it a try. HONK day 14, wow already. But some of you have kept it up for months, very impressive, hope I can follow in your footsteps, hopefully dance, once I've lost some of this weight.
Honk - end of day 23....really hope I can one day say "Honk day 100!!!"
Honk day 98
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Originally posted by jcutler12888
That's strange...I have a light strawberry shaped birthmark on my lower back too, right above the little dimples at the bottom of my back (I think that's just a girl thing, never seen it on guys). That's a really interesting theory, though...that birthmarks are fatal wound marks from previous lives. I can't wait to hear the other replies to this thread! Very interesting, indeed....
Originally posted by Andromerius
A mind blowing study was conducted by Ian Stevenson in India.