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"He who has learned to disagree without being disagreeable has discovered the most valuable secret of a diplomat."
–Robert Estabrook
(D) Hillary Clinton
(R) Marco Rubio
(R) Donald Trump
(R) Ben Carson
(D) Michael Bennet*
(R) Tim Neville*
(R) Robert Blaha*
(R) Ryan Frazier*
(D) Diana DeGette*
(D) Jared Polis*
(R) Scott Tipton*
(R) Ken Buck*
(R) Doug Lamborn*
(R) Mike Coffman*
(D) Morgan Carroll*
(D) Ed Perlmutter*
"He who has learned to disagree without being disagreeable has discovered the most valuable secret of a diplomat."
–Robert Estabrook
….not having to race Libertad to this spot.
I wonder if he will be back. Sure hope the joings the ranks of The Bot, Sybil, Gecko, Liberalism is a Sickness and the entire ilk.
The following quote may stir your imagination.
"Political tags – such as royalist, communist, democrat, populist, fascist, liberal, conservative, and so forth – are never basic criteria. The human race divides politically into those who want people to be controlled and those who have no such desire." — Robert A. Heinlein
Do Democrats have any principles or is all about party?
to say the least. Lucien K. Truscott IV in the New York Times:
The genius of General Petraeus was to recognize early on that the war he had been sent to fight in Iraq wasn't a real war at all. This is what the public and the news media – lamenting the fall of the brilliant hero undone by a tawdry affair – have failed to see. He wasn't the military magician portrayed in the press; he was a self-constructed hologram, emitting an aura of preening heroism for the ever eager cameras.
I spent part of the fall of 2003 with General Petraeus and the 101st Airborne Division in and around Mosul, Iraq. One of the first questions I asked him was what his orders had been. Was he ordered to "take Mosul," I asked. No answer. How about "Find Mosul and report back"? No answer. Finally I asked him if his orders were something along the lines of "Go to Mosul!" He gave me an almost imperceptible nod. It must have been the first time an American combat infantry division had been ordered into battle so casually.
then Fred Flintstone, but tractor parade just dosnt work.
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Wow, like heavy, man.,
Hey, how about "The human race divides politically into those who want to control others and those who want to control their own destinies."
See how that works?
… sure is "something to think about" on a politics-and-policy blog.
But we already knew that your whole worldview is teenage boy fantasy (plus fear of big black men).
And Parsnips is obviously from the camp of control others.
I don't think Nock can perceive the difference.
or rigging elections, or running around namecalling people communists/socialists/facists, then you'll know its all about party.
Call us then. In the meantime you may want to direct your attention to another party.
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On this episode of Into The West, we'll hear the fourth offering from Luke Slaughter Of Tombstone. This episode, titled Page's Progress, originally aired March 16, 1958.
Browsing: Into The West
This week on Into The West, we hear from Frontier Gentleman with, The Honky-Tonkers. This episode, the third of the series, first aired February 16, 1958.
This week, our tale of the frontier is the third episode from Gunsmoke. Titled Carmen, it first aired May 31, 1952.
More from The Six Shooter this time. We'll hear the third episode of that series which is titled, The Stampede. This one first aired October 4, 1953.
We take a bit of a departure from the dedicated western series this week, with this episode of Escape from June 23, 1950. Here is Sundown.
More from The Cisco Kid on today's Into The West. This episode, titled Ned Dobson's Niece, first aired December 30, 1952.
This week, Frontier Town presents their episode from May 20, 1952 titled, Todd Ford.
Our tale of the frontier comes from Hawk Larabee this week. We'll hear Mountain Central Railroad, an episode from July 18, 1947. It sounds like the closing announcements had been removed from this recording, but the story should be complete.
On this episode we hear the third offering from Luke Slaughter Of Tombstone titled, Yancey's Pride. This one aired March 9, 1958.
This week we hear an adaptation of The Ox-Bow Incident as done by the Screen Guild Players. This episode aired September 18, 1944. Thanks for the suggestion, Fran!

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Maryville College art professor creates mural using rubber stamps
Dr. Carl Gombert, Maryville College professor of art, is currently creating a mural on the second floor hallway of the Clayton Center for the Arts' art and recital hall building.
Gombert began working on the stamp mural in September, covering roughly half of the second floor hallway wall using more than 20 different rubber stamps. The installation is composed solely of one- to three-inch black ink images stamped onto the white walls.
The mural, not yet titled, features geometric designs of varying stamp patterns and will eventually cover the entire wall. According to Gombert, the piece is relatively planned out but is also flexible enough for variation.
"I've got an idea," Gombert said. "There is some planning. There are some sketches, but there is also a fair amount of improvisation in this process."
The stamps being chosen for the project have not been selected with a single, central theme in mind; rather, the images are intended to resonate with different individuals, depending on their association and relationship to the object or image represented by the stamp, explained Gombert.
"I'm choosing stamps that connect with people," Gombert said. "But what scuba divers and the head of Shirley Temple have to do with one another is anyone's guess."
Gombert said he is not sure how long it will take to complete the mural, but after it's completed, the mural will be preserved using an acrylic varnish. Gombert hopes the installation will serve as an opportunity for similar projects in the future.
"This is a proposal drawing," Gombert said. "I would really like to be able to do this type of site-specific installation work at other places throughout the country, and I figured I could either send a proposal saying, 'Trust me. What could go wrong?' or I could send this example."
Gombert's rubber stamped art has been selected for juried exhibitions. In December 2012, Gombert's "Gnomandala XIV (Flight)," a 30"x30" rubber stamped monotype, was selected for "Arts in the Airport: 75 Years of Making Memories in Aviation," a juried exhibition at McGhee Tyson Airport. Also in 2012, two of his rubber stamped monotypes were selected for inclusion in "White, Black & Shades of Grey," a national juried exhibition sponsored by the South Shore Art Center in Cohasset, Mass.
Gombert encourages those interested to visit often to observe the mural's progress. Smaller versions of his work are also available for sale at https://www.etsy.com/shop/RubberStamp....
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Cystatin C is a protein produced by nearly all human cells and excreted into the bloodstream. As a serum measure of renal function, it appears to be independent of age, sex and lean muscle mass. This study compares the associations of cystatin C, creatinine and the glomerular filtration rate (GFR) to ascertain which measure is a stronger predictor of illness and death in an elderly population sample. Data were obtained from the Cardiovascular Health Study of which the main purpose was to evaluate risk factors for the development and progression of cardiovascular disease in elderly persons. Serum samples were collected from 4,637 participants in 1992 and 1993 and follow-up continued until 2001.
The key findings were:
The study showed that cystatin C provides a stronger estimate of the risk of cardiovascular events and death among elderly persons than either the creatinine level or the estimated GFR. A future study would be to determine whether cystatin C has value in clinical medicine as an improved measure of renal function in elderly patients.


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- For the first time since the 1970's, the U.S. Department of Labor is proposing amendments and additions to the Fair Labor Standards Act in an attempt to increase safety requirements for young workers employed in agriculture.
Working With Animals
• Working With or Around Animals
DOL proposes to revise 29 C.F.R.§570.72(b)(4)- HO would prohibit working on a farm in a yard, pen, or stall occupied by intact male equine, porcine, bovine, bison older than 6 months, sow with suckling pigs, or cow with newborn calf, or engaging or assisting in animal husbandry practices inflicting pain upon animal or likely to result in unpredictable animal behavior (breeding, branding, castrating, herding, vaccinating, dehorning, associated with herding of animals).
• Timber Activities
DOL proposes to modify existing Ag HO at §570.71(a)(5) and move to 29 C.F.R. §570.99(b)(5) removing size limits and prohibiting all work involved with removal of tree stumps, prohibit felling, skidding, loading and unloading of timber.
• Working in Construction
DOL proposes to create new Ag HO at 29 C.F.R. §570.99(b)(6) entitled Occupations involving working in construction; in communication; in public utilities; in wrecking and demolition; and in excavation; includes, demolishing and clean up, salvage, dismantling buildings, etc.
• Working on Scaffolding and Roofs
o DOL proposes to create new 29 C.F.R. §570.99(b)(7) entitled "Occupations involving work on roofs, scaffolds, and at elevations greater than 6 feet." The proposal would prohibit working on or about a roof from a scaffold at elevations greater than six feet above another elevation, and includes such farm structures as silos, grain bins, and windmills. The proposal would also prohibit hired farm workers under the age of 16 from performing work from a ladder or farm structure, or at elevations greater than 6 feet.
• Working Inside Fruit, Forage, or Grain Storage Designed to Retain Oxygen or Toxic Atmosphere
The DOL proposes to revise existing 29 C.F.R. §570.71(a)(8) and reposition it as 29 C.F.R. §570.99(b)(8), (b)(9). The provision is entitled "Occupations involving working inside fruit, forage, or grain storage silo or bin and Occupations involving working inside manure pit" and includes upright silos within two weeks after silage, manure pits, and horizontal silos while operating tractor for packing purposes). The DOL is also considering adding prohibitions that would expand the current Ag HO to include other confined spaces, such as livestock confinement buildings with or without ventilation systems.


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Nizar Qabbani
Jerusalem - Poem by Nizar Qabbani
I wept until my tears were dry
I prayed until the candles flickered
I knelt until the floor creaked
I asked about Mohammed and Christ
Oh Jerusalem, the fragrance of prophets
The shortest path between earth and sky
Oh Jerusalem, the citadel of laws
A beautiful child with fingers charred
and downcast eyes
You are the shady oasis passed by the Prophet
Your streets are melancholy
Your minarets are mourning
You, the young maiden dressed in black
Who rings the bells in the Nativity
On Saturday morning?
Who brings toys for the children
On Christmas eve?
Oh Jerusalem, the city of sorrow
A big tear wandering in the eye
Who will halt the aggression
On you, the pearl of religions?
Who will wash your bloody walls?
Who will safeguard the Bible?
Who will rescue the Quran?
Who will save Christ?
Who will save man?
Oh Jerusalem my town
Oh Jerusalem my love
Tomorrow the lemon trees will blossom
And the olive trees will rejoice
Your eyes will dance
The migrant pigeons will return
To your sacred roofs
And your children will play again
And fathers and sons will meet
On your rosy hills
My town
The town of peace and olives.
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By: John Reed, Foreign PolicyOne of the most worrisome threats in cyber security are independent
hackers reverse-engineering potent high-end cyber weapons and espionage
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What has been the BEST decision you have made so far in your life?
To take the paying position my bldg. principal was offerring me.
To marry my husband
Wife to Jason (07/10/98), Mommy to Michael James (03/21/00), Madalyn Rose (02/27/03), Emily Grace (01/07/05), Daniel Joseph (01/04/06) & Christopher Thomas (03/21/11).
Marrying my hubby and he has given me a wonderful life and three beautiful girls.
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The Musto International Youth Match Racing Championship concluded on Sydney Harbour today. New Zealander Chris Steele has held his nerve and successfully defended his title, defeating American Christophe Killian 3-0 in the grand final.
Chris Steele holds his nerve in the finals - Musto International Youth Match Racing Championship 2013
Steele, and his crew of Connor Mashlan, Dylan Wichman and George Brasell representing Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron, dropped one match throughout the entire regatta, which was hosted by the Cruising Yacht Club of Australia and contested on the fleet of Elliott 7s.
Stating at the beginning of the week, he wanted to finish his youth match racing career on a high, Steele was ecstatic to have achieved his goal.
'It's great to have defended the title,' Steele said. 'I've had six podium finishes in ten events and we've won the last two - finally!'
The win wasn't easy for Steele – he had to tough it out with CYCA's Harry Price in the semi-final sail-off. 'It was a tough first race of the day. We inflicted a penalty on him in the pre-start and the first beat was very tight – lots of lee bow tacks plus a few dial downs.
'We managed to bounce him out to the port lay line and rounded the top mark four to five boat lengths in front of him and then had to fight the rest of the race to keep the lead. It really was worthy of a grand final match,' Steele added.
With one match of the semi-final completed yesterday, Steele moved through to the Grand Final, with Price meeting Rawiri Geddes, from Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron, in the Petit Final.
In the grand final, pre-starts made all the difference for Steele. 'In our first match against Killian, we lead off the line after getting a penalty on him. The second match we lead off the line again and in the third match we had him (Killian) over the line early,' Steele recalled.
'It was pretty hard for Killian to comeback from that, however we had a few issues in the last race when the breeze was on. We had a horrible first run – got a knot in the kite and it took us half of the leg to get it out. He also tried a couple of manoeuvres which didn't work out.'
Chris Steele and crew celebrate their win - Musto International Youth Match Racing Championship 2013
So what now for the man of Steele…'I'll be competing in the Warren Jones International and the Hardy Cup in early 2014 and then do some World Match Racing Tour events throughout the year. I'll also finish up with the RNZYS's youth program in January but I'd also like to give a bit back to the program in some way.
'I'll also be trying to work out a plan to get into the next America's Cup through competing in the Extreme 40s or World Tour events,' Steele concluded.
Christophe Killian and crew celebrate their second place - Musto International Youth Match Racing Championship 2013
Christophe Killian and his crew of Harrison Vanderwort, Jack Martin, Andrew Lutrell and Megan Roach, representing Balboa Yacht Club, were the most improved team of the regatta finishing in second place and achieved their goal of making the finals.
'We're really happy even though we only won one race today. It was the match we needed to win to get us into the grand final match,' Killian said.
Christophe Killian was pleased to achieve his goal of reaching the grand final - Musto International Youth Match Racing Championship 2013
Describing the match, Killian recalled 'It was a pretty even pre-start and we managed to get the side of the line we wanted. We picked a couple of shifts extending our lead and walked away with the win.'
'Chris (Steele) was a tough opponent and with the windy conditions we didn't quite have the right handling ability,' Killian added.
Kite problems cost Price one match in the petit final - Musto International Youth Match Racing Championship 2013
Harry Price and his crew of Angus Williams, Louis Collins and Matt Stenta, representing the host club, Cruising Yacht Club of Australia, finished the regatta in third place.
'I'm a little disappointed I missed out on the grand final. We lost our semi to Chris (Steele) at the start of the race and couldn't get into a position to take the lead. In the first match of the petit final against Geddes, we lost the pre-start after controlling him. We managed to pick a few shifts and get the lead and hold onto to take the win,' Price said
'In the second match, we had a few kite problems and he (Geddes) was able to get in front and build a good lead to take the match. There were still some control issues in the third and final match. We started to windward and picked up a nice shift that put us into the lead.
'We had another horrible spinnaker drop and went out right to tack to pick up the breeze for the downwind run. At the bottom mark, we cross tacked underneath him and gained 50 metres and it was game over from there,' Price added.
Rawiri Geddes and his crew of Alex Dyet, Josh Salthouse and George Anyon, representing the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron, finished in fourth just out of podium places and was content with his performance.
'We made a few mistakes but learnt quite a bit throughout the course of the regatta,' Geddes said.
'In our semi against Killian we had control in the pre-start right until the last 20 seconds. We both wanted the boat end of the line, but he got there first and it was pretty much race over from there.
'Price and his team had really good boat speed downwind in the petit finals. It was good to take one match off him (the second of the three match petit final). We had a strong pre-start and lead off the line, ensuring that there was tight cover all the way up to the top mark. We didn't give him any breathing space to overtake if he picked a shift. We had good downwind speed and lead the whole way home,' Geddes added.
Principal Race Officer Denis Thompson got racing underway on time in an 8-9 knots southerly breeze, which built to 20 knots by the time the last match finished. 'With the forecast winds predicted to reach 30-35 knots by midday, I wanted to try and finish the program before it got blown out,' Thompson said.
'The breeze did flick left and right throughout the day requiring some course changes. I'd like to compliment the entire team that worked throughout the regatta. They handled the course changes quickly and cleanly, which assisted in getting through the entire program,' he added.
Cruising Yacht Club of Australia Commodore Howard Piggott congratulated all competitors on their performance throughout the regatta. 'Congratulations to Chris Steele and his team from Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron on their win. The standard of competition was high with great camaraderie shown with fellow competitors.
Final Placings
1st – Chris Steele (RNZYS)
2nd – Christophe Killian (BYC)
3rd – Harry Price (CYCA)
4th - Rawiri Geddes (RNZYS)
5th - Murray Jones (CYCA)
6th - Sam Mackay (RPNYC)
7th – Milly Bennett (RPAYC)
8th - Lucas Chatonnier (CNC)
9th - Dylan Gore (RYCT)
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We're in the top 100 for this year's IOTY! Thanks to all who voted for us, it's truly appreciated. If you'd like to vote for us (possibly, again) this time around: You'll find us in the upcoming adventure section of the games list, just click vote on our game tab. Or just head over to AVWW's game page, scroll down to the voting prompt, and cast it that way. Thanks in advance for any and all support!
It really is an honor to be voted into the second round of this year's Indie of the Year competition. We feel privileged to be in the running beside dozens of top quality indie developers and their awesome games. While we're happy to get this far, that shouldn't imply that we'd like the ride to end just yet. Competition may be stiff, but we plan on giving it our best shot and hope to land one of the coveted spots in the final ten.
That's right, we're running a second giveaway in as many weeks to show our appreciation for all the support received from the IndieDB community. It'll be the same rules as last time, and we'll be giving away a couples copies of AVWW, along with a copy of our puzzler Tidalis and our space strategy title AI War. See the rules at the bottom of the update to participate in the comment section.
This past week our programmers have been in full power coding mode, implementing dozens (if not hundreds) of different ideas and discussions formed in the new brainstorming section of our forums. Big time changes and new stuff include: new health/mana subsystems, continents, mission system basics, reworked character/monster stats, and more. You can keep up with all the latest updates on our news blog.
To give a visual for some of this newness to those not running around in the full beta/demo, we've uploaded half a dozen fresh screens over in the images section on our game page.
Our last big announcement today is that we've committed to, and confirmed our spot for PAX East 2012. MineCon was an absolute blast, and we learned a great deal from the experience. So we simply can't wait to head over to Boston in April with our game in tow, and do it all over again on a much bigger scale. Attendance last year for the event was just under 70,000! Certainly a bigger stage for us to step up to, and honestly your guess is as good as ours in regards to what game will be like four months from now. :P
The way it'll work (per request) is we'll be giving out the keys as such: I (cupogoodness) will be commenting requests for a number between such and such, so I can use a RNG to pick a winner. If the winning number has been selected by more than one person than I'll renumber those who picked right and roll again. If no one picked the number that comes up, I'll find the number closet to--and you can go over (not PiR rules.) The threads are open until I edit the original post saying differently or close the thread with a bookend comment. Once closed, I'll figure out the winners, and deliver keys via private message. Thanks to all who participate!
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19 sorry now im replying to THAT comment
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"I fear not the man who has practiced 10000 kicks once, but I fear the man who has practiced one kick 10000 times." -- Bruce Lee
How much stuff are you trying to do once? How much better off might you be with repetition into key skills?
Depends if you're in a kicking contest or an anything-goes contest. Samurais vs ninjas!
Hrm. I'm not sure it really does. Although you make a good point.
But I like the ninja example, I'm going to run with it a bit. Below is speculative to make a point, not historical.
I would say that the ninja's required skill is stealth. The ninja must have practices stealth to an alarming degree.
After that, I imagine that the ninja's support skill levels might vary widely. One might be amazing with poisons, another might be able to throw a star with crazy accuracy. But others might just have adequate skills in these areas, and still get away with being ninja.
This is the approach that I advocate. Have a primary kick that you have practiced 10,000 times, hopefully one that's very effective for you. Then, maintain a secondary skill set that supports your kick... a few good blocks, punches, footwork. Finally, try to have a superficial knowledge of as much as you can.
If you do this haphazardly, it generally ends up less effective. But if you strategically maintain your secondary skills to balance your primary skill, I find this is more effective than really putting all your effort into one thing.
But Bruce Lee and Seb's point stands. I find that the cornerstone skill is usually present, and serves as a foundation and reference point for where you develop your other skills. Because a real cornerstone skill takes on the order of a decade to really develop. But it is often exponentially more effective, and a borderline requirement for superhuman achievement.
In consulting, this is known as being a "T-shaped" individual.
Very cool, thanks for the term. Wiki link for anyone else curious. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T-shaped_skills
I got in trouble early in my career as a software dev by being an ____ shaped individual. Good skills in too many domains, great skills in none.
It's not a very effective strategy. But having that good base, once I developed some deeper skills, I think the T approach is definitely better than a straight I.
A lot of my heroes come from the Sengoku Warring States Era of Japanese History. Here's two quotes from Tokugawa Ieyasu, founder of the Tokugawa Shogunate:
"Life is like unto a long journey with a heavy burden. Let thy step be slow and steady, that thou stumble not. Persuade thyself that imperfection and inconvenience are the natural lot of mortals, and there will be no room for discontent, neither for despair. When ambitious desires arise in thy heart, recall the days of extremity thou has past through. Forbearance is the root of quietness and assurance forever. Look upon the wrath of the enemy. If thou knowest only what it is to conquer, and knowest not what it is like to be defeated, woe unto thee; it will fare ill with thee. Find fault with thyself rather than with others."
"The strong manly ones in life are those who understand the meaning of the word patience. Patience means restraining one's inclinations. There are seven emotions: joy, anger, anxiety, adoration, grief, fear, and hate, and if a man does not give way to these he can be called patient. I am not as strong as I might be, but I have long known and practiced patience. And if my descendants wish to be as I am, they must study patience."
I think in the big picture, patience is the way forwards, the way to win. You take small actions each day towards getting what you want. But, I think it's critical to guard your time from nuisances and distractions. In micro, on the minute by minute level, I think being impatient is the better way - look to fill dead time with learning, dispense with formality and bureaucracy as quickly as possible, talk about things that matter instead of smalltalk and pleasantries, break away from organizations and people that don't respect your time. In macro, in the big picture, patience and steadiness is the way. In micro, on a day to day level, impatience is the way.
I may be one of the few people who would argue that much of the world revolves around fear and expectations, but let me try to present the argument to you.
First, the part on fear.
Fear plays a major, major role in all of our lives. In fact, it's kind of like an invisible friend that follows you around wherever you go. Every single decision you make has some element of fear attached to it. When I say that, I mean that fear played some part in the decision making process. While that may not be a huge deal, the huge deal is that we rarely acknowledge its participation in the decision making process.
Fear is like gravity. It's always there, and we get used to it. Fear sometimes spurs people into action, and other times withholds people from acting.
Like I said, every decision we make has an element of "fearsomeness" consideration. Do you turn left on the yellow light or wait? What if a police man sees you? What if you get hit? But what if the car behind you thinks you're going to pull through the light and they hit you from behind? All elements of fear. That's an easy example, but what about the more subtle ways fear affects us. Some people grow up with parents that tell them 'you can be anything you want to be.' Others have parents who say 'you have to be a doctor (or lawyer or XYZ) to carry on the family tradition.' The fear that the child won't honor the heritage of the family dictates that whole person's life. Imagine! One simple emotion dictating a person's entire life. If that's not deep-in-your-gut, mind blowingly significant I don't know what is. And few people face their fears! Instead we mask fear by other terms. "She's just shy" or "I'm just not good at [insert skill]." For example, being a telesales representative is not an easy job. I've rarely seen fear show its face so clearly as when you put a phone in front of someone and ask them to start cold-calling. Few people can stand up to the constant rejection. Oh, and how about public speaking? How many people would rather die than speak in front of an audience (literally - studies show many people would rather die!).


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Markey, Cannon, Wilson
I have both a Julia (my great-great-great-grandmother) and several Juliette's (a "great" Aunt and some "great" Cousins who are several times removed) I'm cut & pasting my family tree for the Markey line below. It has several of the names that you are looking for as well. The only difference is that we're from the New York City area. Perhaps one of the Juliette Markey family members moved and changed to calling herself Julia" since Juliette was a bit old fashioned.
I hope this helps you find something more about your family.
Pat Wilson-Perkins
1) FRANCIS MARKEY, (G-G-G-GF) born: 1784, a native of Parish of Ennaskeen, Towns Land of Ervey, County Meade, Ireland, died: 24 Jan 1859, 75 yrs. married
(Correction: Spelling of the names in Ireland: County Meath, Townland of Ervey, Civil Parish of Enniskean; Barony of Lower Kells, Kells Poor Law Union.)
1a) FANNY MARKEY, (G-G-G-GM) born: 1785, (unknown surname) died: 23 Feb 1859, 74 yrs
(known to have had 5 children, 4 m & 1 f ), only three names known: John, Patrick & Isabella (Bella), unknown male x's 2
2) PATRICK MARKEY, (G-G-GF) b.: 1824, d.: 2 Feb 1888, 64 yrs. Naturalized Citizen of the United States dated 13 August 1855 in New York City. 1860 NYC census listed as a "Market Man" with 3 children & in 1870 as a "Produce Dealer". He owned his home valued at $2000 with 7 children at that time married
2a) JULIA GARGAN MARKEY, (G-G-GM) born: 1832, died: 15 Oct 1893, 61 yrs.; They had 12 children, 6 boys and 6 girls.
The 12 Children: George, John, Joseph, EDWARD, Frank, Charles, Mary, Clarabelle (Carrie), Mary Jane, Juliette, Gertrude & Fanny
3) George MARKEY, married
3a) Ann Marshall had 5 children - George, John, Edward, Walter & Fanny
4) George MARKEY married
4a) Louise CONNOR (10 children: George W., Jr., Ed., Mary, Janice, Marshall, Gerard, Eloise, John, Richard, & Keran)
5) George W. MARKEY Jr. married to Marian living in Washingtin, DC area in the 1960's
5) Edward C. MARKEY married to Lillian living in Rye, NY in the 1960's
5) Mary MARKEY KUEPPER married to Dick KUEPPER living in California in the 1960's
5) Janice MARKEY SINNOTT married to Pete SINNOTT living in Larchmont, NY in the 1960's
5) Marshall J MARKEY living in Burlington, Iowa in the 1960's
5) Gerard MARKEY married to Audrey living in Cleveland Heights, Ohio in the 1960's
5) Eloise MARKEY KEATING married to Bill KEATING living in New Haven, CT in the 1960's
5) John J MARKEY living in Scarsdale, NY in the 1960's
5) Richard A (Dick) MARKEY living in Greenwich, CT in the 1960's
5) Keran A MARKEY living in Guilford CT in the 1960's
4) John
4) Edward
4) Walter
4) Fanny
3) JOHN MARKEY married
3a) Etta (???) had 1 child - Fanny Crecilius
4) Fanny Crecilius MARKEY
3) JOSEPH MARKEY married
3a) Mary Levenson had 1 child how died very young
4) Unnamed child - died young
3) EDWARD JOSEPH MARKEY (G-GF) (1869-1908), married,
3a) ALICE GERTRUDE CANNON (G-GM) 5 children: Lawrence Aloysius, Rose Cecilia, MARY ANGELA, Edward Joseph, Jr., & Alice Gertrude
4) Lawrence Aloysius (d. 1959)
4) Rose Cecilia (d. 1945)
4) MARY ANGELA MARKEY (GM) (b. 1895 d.1970) married
4a) THOMAS F. WILSON, JR., (GF) had one child, a son
5) THOMAS F. WILSON III (b. 3 Dec. 1923; d. 5/31/2008, Jacksonville, FL) married 3/31/1951, Queens, NY
5a) LUCILLE ANN SCHANNO (b. 22 Nov 1928), 3 children, daughters
6) LUCY ANN WILSON (b. 12 Feb 1952) married
6a) - 1) FRANCIS KOBOVSAK (div. 1974)
6a) - 2) ALAN CHERRY, 5/22 in Los Angeles, CA
6) ANN MARIE WILSON (b. 20 Feb1953) married 1975, St. Mary Church, Ridgefield, CT & divorced
6a) HENRY RANDOLPH WILSON, JR had 3 children, 2 daughters & 1 son
7) ANN MARIE WILSON b. 4/14/1976
7) JOAN LUCY WILSON b. 6/21/1978, - married 6/30/2001
7a) BRYAN WATERS (m. 6/30/01) have 2 children, sons
8) SEAN WATERS, b. 3/9/03
8) ANDREW BRYAN WATERS, b. 12/28/2006
7) HENRY RANDOLPH WILSON, III, b. 2/18/1981
7a) RACHAEL FLOOD (married 6/24/2006)
6) PATRICIA JOSETTE WILSON b. 3/18/1954, married 6/1/1974, St. Mary Church, Ridgefield, CT
6a) DAVID JOSEPH PERKINS; b. 3/19/1954; 3 children (sons)
7) DAVID JOSEPH PERKINS, JR., b. 12/18/1974, Dover, NH, m. 2/13/1999
7a) ANN MARIE HUGHES, b. 4/9/1975, m. 2/13/1999, Mid Pines, NC)
7) THOMAS HENRY PERKINS, b. 12/21/1983, Danbury, CT
7) JAMES MICHAEL PERKINS, b. 12/21/1983, Danbury, CT
4) Edward Joseph MARKEY, Jr. (b. 1903 d. 1965) married
Nettie Mae Tracy, had one child,
5) Edward J. Markey, of Blue Hill, Maine
4) Alice Gertrude MARKEY (b. 1905 d. 1961) married
John J. CLEMENTS, had one child, Alice E. Clements
5) Alice Elizabeth CLEMENTS (b. , married
5a) Thomas McKENNA, (b. , ) have 4 children
6) Kevin McKENNA, (b. 1961, married)
6a) Molly McGINLEY, (b. , )
6) Christopher McKENNA, (b. 1963, married)
6a) Sharon JOFFE, (b. , )
6) Elizabeth McKENNA, (b. 1965, married)
6a) Patrick BACHTELL, (b. , ) have two children
7) Liam BACHTELL, (b. , )
7) Claire BACHTELL, (b. , )
6) Andrew McKENNA (b. 1970, Huntington, NY, to be married May 28, 2005)
6a) Kiley PROKEL, (b. , )
3) FRANK MARKEY Single, died at the age of 27.
3) CHARLES MARKEY, married,
3a) Kate Glennon had 3 children - May Gieise (2 girls), Margaret and Edward. Margaret and Edward are dead.
4) May Gieise - married & had 2 daughters, names unknown
4) Margaret - deceased as of my grandmother's writing
4) Edward - deceased as of my grandmother's writing
3) MARY E. MARKEY BRADLEY TAUBNER, married
3a) Jim Bradley - 1 child - Francis W Bradley, Jim died when Francis was still a child, Mary remarried
3a) Rudolph Taubner
4) Francis W BRADLEY TAUBNER
Upon Mary's marriage to Taubner; child's name was changed to Francis Taubner. Francis died in 1946 at age of 60.
3) CLARABELLE (CARRIE) MARKEY DALY - (died 1921, age 57) married
3a) Michael Daly - 3 children - George W., Francis E., and Charles
4) George W. DALY married
4a) Anna Cato have 3 girls - Edna May, Mildred and Muriel (twins (all 3 married)
5) Edna May DALY
5) Mildred DALY
5) Muriel DALY
4) Francis E. MARKEY married
4a) Dorothy Hanley have 7 children - 5 boys and 3 girls. Francis, Robert, James, Ronald, Richard, Dorothy, Patricia
5) Francis (married as of 1960's)
5) Robert
5) James
5) Ronald
5) Richard
5) Dorothy (married as of 1960's)
5) Patricia (married as of 1960's)
4) Charles Daly died in infancy.
3) MARY JANE MARKEY died in infancy at the age of 1 or 1½ years
3) JULIETTE MARKEY - born 1875, died 1952, age 76. married (She is Juliette M. Pardon or Juliette Markey Pardon. Daughter is Juliette Pardon.)
3a) Arthur Pardon - died 1936; 3 children - Mildred, Harry and Juliette
4) Mildred Pardon married
4a) George Dupree had 1 girl Rose M. (my grandmother's cousin, Mildred Pardon, who wrote up the sheet)
5) Rose M. Dupree
4) Harry Pardon died at the age of 6
4) Juliette Pardon married - Juliette Pardon. Daughter is Juliette Markey Watkins. Mother/Grandmother is Juliette Markey Pardon.)
4a) Charles Watkins had 3 children - Charles A., Virginia (married) and Juliette Markey Watkins
5) Charles A. Watkins
5) Virginia Watkins (married)
5) Juliette Markey Watkins
3) GERTRUDE R. MARKEY Single, born 1881, died 1931 at age 50 (lived with Arthur & Juliette Pardon as of the 1930 Census)
3) FANNY MARKEY married
3a) Larry Quinn; 3 children - Mary, Tom and Lawrence
4) Mary Quinn died at the age of 21 at the Convent of St. Mary of the Springs, Columbus, Ohio
4) Tom Quinn died at the age of 17
4) Lawrence Quinn died at the age of 1 or 1½ years
I had posted the following message out on the Ancestry.com's Ireland message folders and also on the subfolders. Several people suggested that they were probably talking about "Enniskean Civil Parish is in the northernmost part of Meath, on the border with Co. Cavan. Ervey", although there is a slight possibility that it might be in the area near Dunmanway down in County Cork, since there is an Enniskean there as well.
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I have been trying to determine where my GGG-GF was from. My grandmother had saved an old map of from the NY Sunday News, for March 15, 1964, that was titled "Erin's First Families". My grandmother had noted on it:
"Clark's & Corbett's - Grandmother Cannon's family from Tyrone. Michael Cannon from Connaught.
Markey's from County Meade "Towns Land of Ervey"'
I found that the Markey notation she made from the inscription of the gravestone of Francis Markey, who is my Great-great-great grandfather (died 24 January 1859, age 75). The full inscription reads:
To The Memory of
A Native Of The Parish of Ennaskeen
Towns Land of Ervey, County Meade
Who Departed This Life January
24th, 1859, Aged 75 Years
Also His Beloved Wife
Who Died February the 23rd, 1859
In The 74th Year of Her Age
Requiescant in Pace Amen
Erected By Their Affectionate Sons
I've been able to locate Connaught as a province and Tyrone and Meath as counties but I can't find any reference to Meade or Ervey and I didn't know if anyone knows of any place that might have changed the spelling of it's name. I just don't know where to go to research it. Of course it could also be how the family spelled it after they came over to the US from Ireland. I don't know if my GGG-GF could read or write so perhaps it was how his children understood his pronunciation of the word Meath and whatever town "Ervey" might be.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks. Pat Wilson-Perkins
The following MARKEY family members are buried in the family cemetery plots in Calvary Cemetery, 49-02 Laurel Hill Bullevard, Woodside, NY, 11377; (718-786-8000)
Section 2, Range 9, Plot P, Graves 13/16, which was recorded in the Name of John & Patrick Markey purchased May 16, 1856 and
Section 13, Range --, Plot 144, Graves 13/16, which was recorded in the Name of John E. Maxwell purchased April 8, 1895, transferred to Edward J. Markey on July 7, 1909.
I don't know the relationship of all of the names in the burial plot to each other at this point in time.
Name Birth Birth Place Died Date Interred Age
1a Francis MARKEY 1784 Parish of Ennaskeen, Towns Land of Ervey, County Meade, IRELAND 24 Jan 1859 26 Jan 1859 75 yrs.
1a Fanny MARKEY (known to have had 5 children, 4 m & 1 f ), only three names known: John, Patrick & Isabella (Bella) 1785
IRELAND 23 Feb 1859 25 Feb 1859 74 yrs.
James Markey - son, brother, cousin ? 1806 IRELAND 20 Feb 1859 53 yrs.
Maria Keogh -"Isabella" or another relative 1815 IRELAND 1 Dec 1861 48 yrs.
2 Francis Markey - ? Patrick's brother 1820 IRELAND 23 May 1856 36 yrs.
2 Henry Markey - ? Patrick's brother 1823 IRELAND 7 Feb 1863 40 yrs.
2a Patrick MARKEY, Naturalized U.S. Cit. 1824 IRELAND 2 Feb 1888 5 Feb 1888 64 yrs.
2 John Markey - Patrick's brother 1827 IRELAND 30 Aug 1863 36 yrs.
2a Julia MARKEY - Patrick's wife 1832 IRELAND 17 Oct 1893 61 yrs.
Patrick & Julia had 12 children, 6 M & 6 F. The boys were George, John, Joseph, Edward, Frank & Charles. The girls were Fanny, Mary, Clarabelle (Carrie), Mary Jane, Juliette and Gertrude
3 Mary Ann Markie - ("Mary") 1850 NEW YORK 16 May 1856 6 yrs.
James Reynolds 1853 U.S. 30 Sep 1875 22 yrs.
Henrietta Tamhetty or Tambetty 1854 NEW YORK 2 Jul 1856 2 yrs.
3 Mary I. Markey (? Mary Jane, died young) 1861 NEW YORK 5 Oct 1862 1 yr.
3 Joseph P. Markey 1861 IRELAND 18 Jul1901 40 yrs.
3a Edward J. Markey, Sr. * (GGF, m/ Alice G. Cannon; buried in Sec 13, Range –, Plot 144) 1869
U.S. 3132 39 yrs.
3a Arthur E. Pardon (m/Juliette Markey) 1874 U.S. Jan 13, 1936 62 yrs.
James W. Reynolds 1876 U.S. 7/20/1876 2 mos.
3 Juliette Markey Pardon (m/Arthur Pardon) 1882 U.S. Jul 19, 1952 70 yrs.
Annie M Markey 1887 NEW YORK 8/6/1889 2 yrs.
4? George H. Markey 1889 NEW YORK 10/28/1889 3 mos.
3 Gertrude Markey 1890 U.S. Nov 24, 1931 41 yrs.
Edward Murdock 1899 NEW YORK Jan 15, 1900 1 yr.
3 Rose Cannon Maxwell * (Gram's Aunt, buried in Sec 13, Range –, Plot 144) 1865 U.S. Apr. 8, 1895 30 yrs.
3 Elizabeth Cannon * (Gram's Aunt, buried in Sec 13, Range –, Plot 144) 1859 U.S. Feb. 11, 1928 69 yrs.
3a Alice G. Markey * (Gram's Mother, m/ Edward J., Sr., buried in Sec 13, Range –, Plot 144) 1871 U.S. Sept. 19, 1940 69 yrs.
Ann Cannon Hopkins * ("Uncle Frank Cannon's baby daughter born dead, I think") infant ??
4 Ruby Maxwell * ("Aunt Rose Cannon Maxwell's daughter") prior to 1920
4 Rose C. Markey * (Gram's Sister, buried in Sec 13, Range –, Plot 144) 1897 U.S. Aug. 27, 1945 48 yrs.
4 Lawrence H.A. Markey * (Gram's Brother, buried in Sec 13, Range –, Plot 144) 1894 U.S. March 1959 Apr. 1, 1959 65 yrs.
4 E. J. Markey (son of Senior) * (Gram's Brother) 1903 New York June 10, 1965 61 yrs.
4 Alice Markey Clements * (Gram's Sister) 1905 U.S. Dec. 14, 1961 56 yrs.
Ann Cannon Hopkins and Ruby Maxwell were listed by my grandmother as being buried in the Sec 13, Range --, Plot 144 of The Calvary Cemetery however without their dates of internments or death, the cemetery cannot find them in their records. I will be going to the cemetery in the spring to see if they are listed on the headstones.
Francis & Fanny Markey (our Great-great-great-grandparents) are the parents of Patrick Markey.
Patrick Markey became a US citizen. I have a copy of his naturalization papers. I don't know if Francis & Fanny did.
In a nutshell: The Markey's are from: County Meath, The townland of Ervey, in the Civil Parish of Enniskean in the Barony of Lower Kells, Kells Poor Law Union.
We do not know the church parish that they were from which is where most of the records were probably kept during that time. They were Roman Catholic.
The Cannon's were Gram's mother's side of the family, (Alice Gertrude Cannon). She was Betsy's and Dad's Grandmother. Betsy and her mother are named after her, well Betsy is Alice Elizabeth.
Although I'm not sure who the "Clark's & Corbett's" were, I presume they were Gram's grandmother Cannon's family names, her grandmothers' parents last names. They were from County Tyrone which is in the Province of Ulster. The County is now part of Northern Ireland. Ulster has nine counties -- six are part of Northern Ireland (now a separate country) and three are in the Republic of Ireland.
I'm not sure who "Michael Cannon" was but he was from Connaught. It's a province. Ireland is divided into four provinces - Ulster, Munster, Leinster and Connaught. Connaught is made up of Counties Mayo, Sligo, Galway, Leitrim and Roscommon. Trying to find more about him will be very difficult because we know so little about him.
Betsy, I know you sent me everything you had about the Cannon's and Markey's but do you remember anything from your conversations with Gram about the Cannon side of the family? I haven't started on that side at all. I should start posting messages on the message board since there were several siblings. Last question; Lucy asked was if Betsy was a McGarry. No, McGarry is on the Wilson line, Annie McGarry married Thomas F. Wilson, Sr. Betsy is related through the Markey's and the Cannon's side.
The Wilson's and the McGarry's are from Ireland but we don't know where. Dad remembers that one of his aunt's had told him that the family had come from Armagh. Armagh is both a County and a city in Northern Ireland in Ulster province. At the time when our family would have been there it was still Catholic. I just found a page about Armagh that told about a fire in 1922 that caused the loss of most records but they are working to restore the lost records. I'll save the page and also send in my information and see if they have anything.
I'm not sure where John P. or his parents are interred, I think they are interred in Holy Cross cemetery but I'd have to recheck my records.
1) Francis & Fanny Markey had 5 children, one of whom was Patrick Markey
2) Patrick Markey married Julia Gargan had 12 children, one of whom was Edward Joseph Markey
3) Edward Joseph Markey married Alice Gertrude CANNON had 5 children
4) Mary Angela Markey married Thomas Francis Wilson, Jr. had one son, Thomas F. Wilson, III
4) Rose Cecilia Markey (died age 45 in 1945)
4) Lawrence Aloysius Markey (died in 1959)
4) Edward Joseph Markey, (died age 60), married Nettie Mae Tracy had one son Edward J. Markey lives in Blue Hill, Maine
4) Alice Gertrude Markey (died age 56) married John J. Clements had one daughter, Alice Elizabeth (Betsy) Clements McKenna
The CANNON side
Rose CANNON Maxwell
ALICE G CANNON MARKEY (Dad's & Betsy's Grandmother)
Mary Angela Markey married Thomas Francis Wilson, Jr. had one son, Thomas F. Wilson, III (Dad)
Rose Cecilia Markey died at Age 45 in 1945
Lawrence Aloysius Markey died 1959
Edward Joseph Markey, (died age 60), married Nettie Mae Tracy had one son Edward J. Markey lives in Blue Hill, Maine
Alice Gertrude Markey (56) married John J. Clements had one daughter, Alice Elizabeth (Betsy) Clements McKenna
Francis CANNON
Elizabeth CANNON
Thomas CANNON married Annie and had three children
Rev. Thomas CANNON (Jesuit Priest, served in the Philippines)
Mary CANNON
(died in childbirth, twins survive)
Sister Margaret CANNON (Maryknoll Sister, deceased 2000 or 2001)
Gram's map from the NY Sunday News, for March 15, 1964, that was titled "Erin's First Families" had noted on it:"Clark's & Corbett's - Grandmother Cannon's family from Tyrone.
Michael Cannon from Connaught.
Markey's from County Meade "Towns Land of Ervey"'
Betsy is related to the Markey and Cannon side not the McGarry and Wilson side but she likes reading the different stories and being kept in the genealogy loop so I keep sending her the information about both sides of the family. We have only that one 2nd cousin that I met through my research on Dad's side. They live down near Mom and Dad in Florida but didn't seem to want to make any effort to meet them. Even though I've been "talking" to the husband, it's actually the wife who is the relative. His last e-mail to me said that he had sent me pretty much all that he had; that golf was going to take up much of his time and that he wouldn't be doing genealogy over the summer. I think I got the brush off. ;o(
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TeliaSonera International Carrier (TSIC) announced the implementation of an automatic proactive fraud detection service for the benefit of its international voice customers. This service enhancement follows development and tests with IPsoft. As international voice services move away from a physical circuit switched environment, detecting new methods of fraud such as deliberately extending call duration, or sending calls to automated message platforms, becomes an increasingly important issue. TSIC is taking steps to protect its customers and their end users using IPsoft functionality which performs statistical analytics to identify the source of the fraud, enabling TSIC to take action and maintain the integrity of its service. The solution uses a self-learning set of statistical and big data algorithms developed by IPsoft. False answers are detected and patterns indicating fraud are detected in real-time. This is done by analyzing parameters in call detail records (CDRs) to monitor deviation from statistically 'normal' behavior by route. The solution returns 98% accuracy levels and scales to 500 million calls per day.
Accenture plc has collaborated with IPsoft to enhance cognitive automation capabilities of its IT services delivery. Under an agreement with Accenture, IPsoft's technology will be used to enhance the automation of infrastructure operations across compute, network and storage devices to help minimize manual intervention and improve service quality. By integrating IPsoft's IPcenter solution into its IT Services delivery toolset, Accenture will help clients improve the efficiency of their operations, by increasing the speed, agility, quality and consistency of incident responses, while lowering service costs.
Federal Supply Service (FSS) (General Services Administration), Information Technology Acquisition Center (FCI), has awarded a $2,000,000 modified federal contract on January 8, 2013 for general Purpose Commercial Information Technology Equipment, Software and Services. The contract awardee was IPSoft Inc.
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