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Thank you so much for taking and posting the photos of the headstones for James and Ruby. Fine photos. Nice work.
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Sarah is listed as having a son John Thomas Jenkins #71232623. Is it possible she was married to Charles Hall Jenkins before he died. I have not found his gravesite yet though he died in Ogden in a railroad accident. My genealogical records show Charles married to a Sarah Williams and having one son named John Thomas born 22 Oct 1868. Then they seperated. Thanks for any info you can provide.
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I am so glad to help. Are they relatives of yours?
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- This Door knob set is compatible with Right and Left handed doors.
- Adjustable Backset 2-3/8" or 2-3/4"
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- Faceplates (Part 16-080): Supplied with 1/4" Round Corner and Drive-In Faceplates
- Strike Plates (Part 10-027): Supplied with a Round Strike with Dimensions of 2-1/4" x 1-5/8"
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Our SKU: F40-ORB
This product is listed under the following manufacturer number(s):
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The Schlage F40-ORB will be all metal.
Is the set all metal?
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This Schlage F40-ORB is actually recommended for use on Bedroom and Bathroom doors by the manufacturer. The way it works is you can lock the knobset from the interior side in order to keep un-wanted guests out of the room. There is an emergency key included with purchase which can be used to unlock the knob set from the exterior in the case of an emergency. For example: I have used this emergency key when a child lock himself in the restroom.
Can you use the same lock for bedroom and bathroom doors?
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Out of the finishes listed, the polished brass x polished chrome item would have the brass on the exterior and the chrome on the interior. You are able to special order a different finish. You will need to call in to order. The lead time can be up to 6 weeks.
If i order a dual colored knobset- one side Polished Chrome the other side Polished Brass, is it possible to choose which color is the side with the lock?
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Subject to the terms and conditions of this warranty, Schlage extends a lifetime limited mechanical and finish warranty and a one-year limited electronics warranty to the original consumer user ("Original User') of our Schlage brand product ("Product") against defects in material and workmanship, as long as the Original User occupies the residential premises upon which the Product was originally installed. What Schlage will do: Upon return of the defective Product to Schlage, Schlage's sole obligation, at its option, is to either repair or replace the Product, or refund the original purchase price in exchange for the Product. Original User: This warranty only applies to the Original User of Products. This warranty is not transferable. What is not covered: The following costs, expenses and damages are not covered by the provisions of this limited Warranty: (i) labor costs including, but not limited to, such costs as the removal and reinstallation of Product; (in) shipping and freight expenses required to return Product to Schlage; and (iii) any other incidental, consequential, indirect, special and/or punitive damages, whether based on contract, warranty, tort (including, but not limited to, strict liability or negligence), patent infringement, or otherwise, even if advised of the possibility of such damages. Some local laws do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above exclusion or limitation may not apply to you. The provisions of this warranty do not apply to Products: (i) used in commercial applications; (ii) used in common area applications; (iii) used for purposes for which they are not designed or intended; (iv) which have been subjected to alteration, abuse, misuse, negligence or accident; (v) which have been improperly stored, installed, maintained or operated; (vi) which have been used in violation of written instructions provided by Schlage; (vii) which have been subjected to improper temperature, humidity or other environmental conditions; or (viii) which, based on Schlage's examination, do not disclose to Schlage's satisfaction non-conformance to the warranty. Additionally, this warranty DOES NOT COVER scratches, abrasions, or deterioration due to the use of paints, solvents or other chemicals. Exclusions: Oil Rubbed Bronze finish (613) is designed to improve over time and change in appearance, creating a living finish through daily use and thus, finish discoloration is not applicable to the above warranty. Additional terms: Schlage does not authorize any person to create for it any obligation or liability in connection with the Product. Schlage's maximum liability here under is limited to the original purchase price of the Product. No action arising out of any claimed breach of this warranty by Schlage may be brought by the Original User more than one (1) year after the cause of action has arisen. How local law applies: This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights as otherwise permitted by law. If this Product is considered a consumer product, please be advised that some local laws do not allow limitations on incidental or consequential damages or how long an implied warranty lasts, so that the above limitations may not fully apply. Refer to your local laws for your specific rights under this warranty. Guaranteed Fit Program: Schlage products are designed to fit standard residential door preparations and retrofit existing tubular locks. Note: Mortise locks and preparations are not considered standard and are not guaranteed under this program. During the initial installation, if there is a problem with the Product's performance, the Original User may simply contact Schlage Customer Service at 800-847-1864 in the U.S. and Canada or 800-506-7866 in Mexico for assistance. Program and warranty claims: If you encounter a residential door preparation or fit issue under the Guaranteed Fit Program or have a claim under this warranty, please contact Schlage Customer Service for repair, replacement or refund of the original purchase price in exchange for the return of the Product to Schlage.
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Care Guidelines: Lacquered or clear-coated finishes should be wiped with a soft, damp cloth. A mile soap may be lightly used if very dirty. Particular care should be taken to avoid paint smears, thinners and strong cleaning agents as they will quickly destroy the protective coatings and subject the finished to rapid oxidation and discoloration. Initial care for finishes requires only periodic cleaning with mild non-abrasive soap and light buffing with a soft cloth.
Finish: 613
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Finishes: 625
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AbstractThe lignocellulose in forage crops represents a second generation of biomass feedstock for conversion into energy-related end products. Some of the most extensively studied species for cellulosic feedstock production include forages such as switchgrass (Panicum virgatum L.), reed canarygrass (Phalaris arundinacea L.), and alfalfa (Medicago sativa L.). An advantage of using forages as bioenergy crops is that farmers are familiar with their management and already have the capacity to grow, harvest, store, and transport them. Forage crops offer additional flexibility in management because they can be used for biomass or forage and the land can be returned to other uses or put into crop rotation. Estimates indicate about 22.3 million ha of cropland, idle cropland, and cropland pasture will be needed for biomass production in 2030. Converting these lands to large scale cellulosic energy farming could push the traditional forage-livestock industry to ever more marginal lands. Furthermore, encouraging bioenergy production from marginal lands could directly compete with forage-livestock production.
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Tell your friends. Tell your wife. Tell your boss.
You are busy this Saturday because college football weekends might not get any bigger this year That means we have to listen to countless annoying BCS implication debates on every network that ever thought about broadcasting football.
But we're not like that here. Our concerns are much simpler.
So, let's not waste any time because I'm looking at the big ones this weekend.
I'm now 12-8-1 entering the weekend after getting back on track with a 3-1 slate last Saturday.
Texas vs. Oklahoma (-6, 56)
Man I hate this game. Every year I cap it to death and usually end up on the wrong side of the money.
This year isn't shaping up to be much different. Two top five teams. Similar stats everywhere you look.
I am tempted to bail and take a pick on the total, but that's about as fun as being the designated driver. Even though I'm pretty sure this one's going way under, I won't do that.
So take my keys because I'm getting loaded. I'm going to go with the Sooners and if I have to give you one reason for it, it's turnovers. This Texas defense is tough, but it isn't exactly ball hawky, if you'll allow me to invent an adjective.
The Horns rank just 96th in that category this season and I don't see things changing dramatically this weekend against an offensive line that gives Sam Bradford enough time to blow kisses to the cheerleaders while waiting for his receivers to get open.
Pick: Oklahoma
Penn State vs. Wisconsin (+6, 47)
Bad news for the Badgers. A booze, sex and hazing scandal rocked the school this week and suspensions are being handed down.
Makes you wish you joined the band, doesn't it?
News broke early this week that the band is suspended indefinitely following some inappropriate behavior that is being investigated by the school. Band director Mike Leckrone said he had the feeling he "hit them between the eyes with a sledgehammer" when he informed band members of the suspension.
How does he think the football team feels? Wisky is coming to the tail end of a gauntlet that saw the team play Michigan, Ohio State and now Penn State. The Badgers can't afford to lose any support for this nationally televised contest.
Pick: Penn State
Oklahoma State vs. Missouri (-14, 79.5)
Chase Daniel can tell you this game is nothing to spit at. Yet still, it's getting barely a whisper thanks to that other little Big 12 dance they have going down in Dallas.
It's a little hard to believe the lack of hype considering these are two top 25 teams with a pair of offenses that are burning out scoreboard light bulbs with over 50 points a game.
I can't remember a total topping 80 points in college ball, but this one looks like it could climb that high by the time this one gets under way.
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Carlow are into the second round of the football qualifiers thanks to an inspirational performance from Brendan Murphy at Dr Cullen Park helped his side to a 1-17 to 1-12 victory over Wicklow.
Carlow are into the second round of the football qualifiers thanks to an inspirational performance from Brendan Murphy at Dr Cullen Park helped his side to a 1-17 to 1-12 victory over Wicklow.
Former Donegal forward Brendan Devenney has claimed Michael Murphy is out of the county's round 4B qualifier clash with Galway this evening.
Tipperary have edged out Kilkenny with seven players on the GAA GPA Hurling All Star team for 2014, while Richie Hogan has been named Hurler of the Year.
Barry Murphy plans to build on his short course success for the European Long Course Swimming Championships in Berlin next week.
The Emerging Ireland team and replacements has been named to play Russia in their opening game of the IRB Nations Cup.
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The Ireland Under-20s deservedly picked up their first win of the 2010 IRB Junior World Championship on Thursday, running in five tries for a 37-10 play-off triumph over Samoa in Parana.
Brendan Murphy has rejected any accusations that he was a failure in the Australian Football League.
Carlow's Brendan Murphy has quit Australian Rules football after two years with the Sydney Swans.
Former Carlow minor football star Brendan Murphy has signed a new contract with AFL side Sydney Swans.
An extra-time goal from Kevin Cassidy steered Donegal past their Ulster rivals Derry after a 90-minute thriller in this AllIreland SFC qualifier in Ballybofey.
Former Carlow minor star Brendan Murphy believes his time in Australia Rules could come to a premature end unless he can prove his worth within the next three months.
Goalkeeper Brendan Murphy is said to be unlikely to return to the Meath football panel for this year's Championship.
The Irish Amateur Boxing Association have named their second squad for next Sunday's second senior international with Scotland in Wexford.
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Philippines Conglomerate Offers to Fund Manila Project in Return for Operating Contract
MANILA—The Philippine government's plan to build a next-generation airport has drawn a surprise alternative proposal from the country's biggest company.
San Miguel Corp. SMGBY 0.06 % in May delivered an unsolicited $10 billion proposal that the conglomerate said is fully designed and could be operating in five years. Some of the Philippines' biggest companies are looking to carve up the construction work and Japanese and Korean contractors were lined up, too.
Ninoy Aquino International Airport, Manila's current hub, is bursting at the seams and is routinely voted the worst airport in the world in traveler surveys. Opened in 1981 with an initial capacity of six million passengers a year, the airport now handles 32 million. Passenger traffic through all of Manila is targeted to hit 101 million by 2040, according to official estimates.
The airport is a big prize for companies lining up to build and run the new facility, with its estimated $10 billion in construction contracts and billions more in operating fees. President Benigno Aquino III and senior officials will ultimately choose a plan, after which a public tender will be launched around 2016. But the lobbying has already started, with San Miguel having handed its blueprint for a new Manila airport to Mr. Aquino personally.
San Miguel wants to inject some urgency into the selection process: It owns 49% of Philippine Airlines, which can't expand much further without an improved base of operations in Manila.
Manila airport's woeful passenger experience—few amenities, long lines, and disjointed terminals—is perhaps less urgent than its limited capacity. But public and private officials want to be rid of the poor conditions.
"Definitely, a new airport will be needed to meet demand," said Philippines Department of Transport and Communications spokesman Michael Sagcal.
The country's air authority also says it doesn't care which plan wins—so long as a selection is made quickly. "We need relief soon," said John Andrews, deputy director of the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines. "A lot of foreign carriers want to come in, but we are already overloaded."
Two main proposals have emerged. The first, a Japanese plan commissioned by the transportation department, identified Sangley Point, a former U.S. Air Force base in Manila Bay to the south of the city, as the best location in March. Built mainly on reclaimed land, the airport would handle 66 million passengers a year by 2025, and 100 million by 2040. But there is not yet a detailed blueprint for the Sangley Point gateway, and a feasibility study is still needed, said Mr. Sagcal. Sangley Point currently plays host to a small airstrip handling only a few flights a day.
The proposal was drafted and funded by the Japan International Cooperation Agency, an agency incorporated by the Japanese government that has been involved for decades in infrastructure development in the Philippines, including an airport development in Bohol province and a Metro Manila rail project. Many of these projects also involve official development assistance loans, a form of overseas aid.
The second proposal is San Miguel's. Drawn up by U.S. engineering and design firm Aecom Technology Corp. ACM -0.96 % , the concept—which caught transport officials by surprise when it was submitted in May—would also involve land reclamation in Manila Bay, but in a different location directly to the west of the city. It could also be done faster than the rival proposal.
San Miguel President Ramon Ang told The Wall Street Journal that he could open the new airport "five years from the day I am given the go signal by the government." Mr. Ang, who formerly flew and maintained commercial airplanes before becoming an executive, added: "My offer is we build it, transfer it to the government, and then we operate it."
San Miguel proposes to fund the airport's construction in return for a 35-year operations contract that, he says, would reap a between 7% and 8% return on its investment. The facilities' boost to Philippine Airlines would spell further profits.
Marshaled by Mr. Ang, Philippine conglomerates JG Summit Holdings Inc., JGS -0.97 % owner of budget airline Cebu Pacific, and SM Prime Holdings Inc. SMPH -1.90 % are both interested, he said. "Aside from us, who else will take a risk of this magnitude—to build an airport for $10 billion in the Philippines?" he asked. "I think not many."
The Transportation Department still is focusing on the Sangley Point option and is preparing to conduct a full feasibility study of the proposed site. That study may not necessarily be carried out by JICA.
A third alternative that advocates say would be easier and cheaper to construct is the expansion of Clark International Airport—another former U.S. Air Force base that was converted to a civilian airport following the U.S. military's withdrawal from the Philippines in 1991—60 miles north of Manila.
"It's much easier to make something happen at Clark—you don't need to build everything from scratch," said Alvin Ang, an economist at Ateneo de Manila University. An unused railway link between Clark and Manila could easily be revived to establish a speedy connection between the two, he said.
A budget terminal could soon increase Clark's capacity from 4.5 million now to 14.5 million, making it "very feasible" for Clark to absorb a sizable chunk of Manila's air traffic, said airport spokesman Rendy Isip. In July, Clark International Airport submitted a $166 million proposal for the new budget terminal, based on a study commissioned from French airport operator Aéroports de Paris, which the DOTC is now considering. If approved, it will go out for public tender, possibly later this year.
Clark's expansion will likely only serve to complement one of the two Manila airport proposals.
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I will join you in supporting PJ, Erkenbrand.
Remember the attention paid to details in the movie. It must have been expensive and time consuming. Only a person who loved and respected the work of Mr. Tolkien would have included them and the casual movie-goer would not have missed them (although they did lend extra enhancement to the movie).
Details that spring to mind are:
The careful use and pronunciation of Elvish. PJ apparently hired experts to assist him with this.
Accents of other characters. Did you notice the different accents of the Hobbits, the Elves (when speaking in English) and the Dunedain?
The detail made into sets and miniatures. Rivendel, Lorien and Edoras looked awesome.
The care taken with lighting and props, so that the view shifts from minature to full size set flawlessly.
The number of different sets, props and costumes used in order to make the size differential of the races look real - very costly and potentially, the film could have been made without them. It would have been terrible though, wouldn't it?
Use of computer-animated characters - I believe that this process is also expensive, but imagine the movie without them (ie: a man in a costume for Treebeard? would he have looked as good?)
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Picture(s) A Day(s) – 28 and 29 May 2010
It's been a helluva couple of weeks. Saturday was my first day off after 12 straight days at work. Now, I know it's nothing compared to what the men and women in the U.S. Armed Forces do on a regular basis but I'm still not used to it.
So what have I been doing in the time since I left work on Friday? Well, you'll be surprised to know I just had to stop by New Frontier Armory / Infinite Arms Yeah, I needed my gun fix and had to ask a few questions
I've always liked 1911 pistols, but they've always seemed out of my price range. These aren't quite so bad
The other problem I thought I had was the fact that I have small hands. The last ones I handled were different from the G.I. versions above in that they had thicker grips and a beaver tail safety which made it impossible for me to operate the safety with one hand. The problem with this is that the 1911 is a single action pistol which means it has to be cocked – the hammer has to be back – in order for it to be fired. The proper way to carry a 1911 is with the safety on and the hammer cocked. Taking that safety off is a big deal The Regent and Springfield Armory guns were no problem
One of the reasons I'm so attracted to the .45 caliber these days is that here in Nevada it's fairly darn easy to legally purchase suppressors. Yes, those are also known as silencers All normal .45 ammo is subsonic so there's no miniature sonic boom or sonic crack from the round as it goes downrange which means that .45 suppressors are pretty darn quiet with virtually any ammunition out there. There's just something incredibly cool about firing such a powerful handgun and having it be so quiet. Click here to see the difference on video.
Something you don't see very often is the FN FS2000 rifle. It's a bullpup design with the action in the back which makes it much shorter than a normal rifle. It's chambered for 5.56mm – the same as most AR-15 rifles – and takes AR-15 / M-16 magazines as well. The spent shell casings are ejected out the front and all controls are ambidextrous so it's friendly to left handed shooters. I like it and think it's really rather comfortable, but I'll spend my $2000 on something else
I've actually seen a Draco pistol shot and it's FREAKING LOUD !!! Basically what you're looking at is a semi-auto AK-47 with no stock and a very short barrel. In my non-expert opinion, it's a cool gun but doesn't have all that many real uses. Scratch that – it would make a nice car gun to ward off carjackers and other threats to life in the small confines of a vehicle due to its small size. You just have to be willing to deal with hearing aids after actually using it in a small space.
Being so near Nellis AFB, it's no surprise that New Frontier Armory / Infinite Arms sees its fair share of jets overhead. More than that, it's a very friendly shop to the military and several of the employees and even the owner of New Frontier Armory are active duty military. Yet another reason I'm happy to support this fine establishment
Finally arriving home last night, I found the scene above in my apartment parking lot. I didn't get close at all, but from what I could hear it sounded like a domestic dispute had caused all the ruckus. I have to say that this is the first time I've seen anything like this here. It's normally a really nice place.
That was Friday. Today wasn't all that exciting, but I still managed to get a couple pictures
Now that's something I can appreciate I love rum and I love mangoes. Put 'em together like that and you've got a winning combination! I stopped by Lee's Discount Liquor for something else but I always take a good look around while I'm there. Being a Parrothead most people think I drink a whole lot more than I actually do. I really don't drink very much these days, but I can still appreciate a good drink
My other stop for the day was at Exotic Pets – Ziva needed some dinner and that's my go to source for frozen mice. She's up to adult mice now but it still only costs about $1.00 a week to feed her
Last but not least is a pic of my reason for going to Lee's Discount Liquor – Mead
If you've never tried mead, I highly recommend it It's basically wine that was made with diluted honey instead of fruit juice. It can be dry or sweet and there are many variations just as you'd find with any other wine, but it has a unique flavor that I really enjoy At $11.00 a bottle it's also pretty affordable – at least that's what I pay for this brand at Lee's.
That's it for now – gotta get some rest and be ready for the reloading clinic I'll be attending tomorrow morning
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The Detroit Free Press, in an editorial yesterday, suggested that maybe, now that predominantly white cities, like Allen Park, are beginning to stagger toward financial collapse, and state takeover, our elected officials in Lansing might be willing to look at the underlying structural issues which are pushing our communities, one after the other, toward catastrophic […]
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Nuke bomber crashed 50 years ago in western Md.
GRANTSVILLE, Md. (AP) – The storm-driven crash of a nuclear bomber in western Maryland in 1964 made an indelible impact on the Cold War program that put the crew and public at risk.
Fifty years later, Operation Chrome Dome is nearly forgotten, but memories of the crash on Big Savage Mountain remain painfully fresh among the crew members' families and the rural Appalachian residents who helped recover the bodies.
Gary Finzel, 69, said his overnight trek through hip-deep snow with five others to recover the frozen remains of Air Force Maj. Robert Lee Payne was the worst night of his life.
"I can see him sitting there on his hunkers on the banks" of Poplar Lick, Finzel said Tuesday. "I still see him the same as if it was yesterday."
The accident on Jan. 13, 1964, is memorialized by stone markers in tiny Grantsville, about 140 miles west of Baltimore, and at the spots where three of the five crew members died. Payne succumbed to exposure in the Savage River State Forest after ejecting from the crippled B-52. Bombardier Maj. Robert Townley's remains were found in the wreckage on adjacent private land. The tail gunner, Tech Sgt. Melvin F. Wooten, bailed out and died from exposure and injuries near Salisbury, Pa., nearly 15 miles north of the crash site.
The pilot, Maj. Thomas W. McCormick, and co-pilot Capt. Parker C. "Mack" Peedin ejected and survived. Neither is still living.
Peedin enjoyed telling the tale in bars but he privately regretted his crew mates' deaths, said Mary Jo Vance of Washington, N.C., his wife from 1995 to 1998.
The Associated Press was unable to reach McCormick family members.
A heavily redacted Air Force report on the accident attributes the crash to a bulkhead structural failure that caused the vertical fin to separate from the plane during weather-related turbulence. But Wooten's widow, Carol, of Hermosa, S.D., called it the result of a "stupid" Strategic Air Command decision to fly the plane that night. She was left with three young children, including a newborn.
"Mel was supposed to be on leave because of the baby," she said. "They insisted, you know, that he go on this, and of course, he wouldn't say no. It was just going to be an overnight thing and be right back. Well, needless to say, it didn't work that way."
All the crew members were from Turner Air Force Base in Albany, Ga., the plane's home base. They were flown on Jan. 12 to Westover Air Force Base in Massachusetts to bring the B-52 and its two bombs back to Georgia. Foul weather had forced the plane to land at Westover during its return from Europe, where it had had an engine failure.
The delays threatened to disrupt Operation Chrome Dome, an airborne nuclear deterrence program that operated mainly from 1961 to 1968. It aimed to keep 12 bombers airborne at all times, flown by crews on 24-hour missions.
The program's B-52s had had two crashes before the Maryland accident, both in 1961, said Rebecca Grant, an independent researcher and author who has worked for the Air Force secretary and the Air Force chief of staff. The bombs were unarmed, meaning they couldn't explode, but there was a risk of accidental loss of nuclear material, Grant said.
The Maryland accident, after nearly three crash-free years, underscored the folly of trying to keep nuclear bombers aloft at all times, regardless of the weather, Grant said.
"It was probably the worst crash with nuclear weapons on American soil, and it was truly an accident _ a weather-caused aircraft accident," she said. "I think it pointed out that the risks were awful high, really too high."
Coincidentally, Grant grew up in Garrett County, where the plane crashed, often hearing her uncles talk about the accident.
It took the Air Force days to recover the bombs from the remote crash site, using equipment supplied by a local quarry operator, said Gerald Beachy of the Grantsville Community Museum, which has amassed a collection of crash memorabilia and wreckage pieces.
Beachy is organizing a 50th anniversary memorial service for July 12, when summer weather will make it easier for people to visit the sites.
Donald Townley, 71, of Galena, Kansas, said he plans to attend the event to again visit the crash site where his father died. Townley treasures his father's dog tags, given to him two years ago by a farmer who found them in a field.
"The people up there in Maryland are the nicest people I've ever seen in my life," Townley said Wednesday in a telephone interview. "They're keeping this thing alive for the upcoming people, and it's a wonderful thing they're doing."
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I have another son who is 3, and I fell in love with him at first sight. He was fussy his 2nd and 3rd months, but nothing like this. with this new baby, I honestly am having trouble loving/caring for him. If it wouldn't upset my first son so much, I might actually give him up for adoption. It sounds terrible to say that and I feel so guilty for it, but I really don't know if I can handle this.


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Published: Friday, May 21, 2010 at 9:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, May 21, 2010 at 9:30 a.m.
In response to the recent article in the newspaper by Vernon Yielding:
Mr. Yielding felt that the medal the governor handed out to the veterans of Louisiana was a waste of money and time.
As a World War II veteran, I am very appreciative that Gov. Jindal honored the veterans of Louisiana.
I spent my time in the service on an ammunition ship in the middle on the Pacific. Maybe if he were on an ammunition ship in the middle of the Pacific not knowing if he was going to get blown up, he would appreciate the medal.
He thought the governor should have given the money to the wounded veterans.
Well, that is the responsibility of the U.S. president.
They need to do more for the veterans who came back from war who can't work, who don't have insurance.
If Mr. Yielding couldn't say anything good about the medal, he should have kept his comments to himself.
At least our governor showed the veterans his appreciation. The other governors in the U.S. didn't.
I love the medal as much as I love the ribbons I earned.
Vernon said he spoke enough and that he would get off his soapbox. Well, I didn't need a soapbox I stood on my own two feet on the great soil of the U.S.
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UPDATE: "The Flash" Hasn't Cast Savitar, Says Berlanti
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Censorship | During a panel at Comic-Con International, members of the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund criticized a student's attempt to have four graphic novels banned from her college campus. Crafton Hills College student Tara Shultz and her father, Craig Shultz, have called for Fun Home, Persepolis, the first volume of Y: The Last Man, and the second volume of The Sandman, all of which were included in a course on the graphic novel as literature, to be removed not only from the course but also from the college bookstore. The school has refused. CBLDF director Charles Brownstein noted that this is part of a troubling new trend: Graphic novel challenges at the college level. The CBLDF has been involved in 18 college cases so far this year, up from 10 in all of 2014. [Redlands Daily Facts]
Creators | "Opus's [voice] came screaming back at me — true— when I faced those four empty panels that I hadn't done since 1989," cartoonist Berkeley Breathed told Michael Cavna, explaining why he is returning to his comic strip Bloom County after a lengthy absence. He also discusses the possibility of self-publishing rather than going with a newspaper syndicate: "Dead-tree media requires constancy and deadlines and guarantees. This flattens the joy. It also presents a huge income. It's an interesting trade-off, isn't it?" [Comic Riffs]
Commentary | David Brothers critiques Marvel's plans to publish hip-hop themed variant covers, given that none of the newly announced creators for Marvel titles are black. [i am davidbrothers dotcom]
Creators | Kate Beaton talks about her family, webcomics, princesses, and her pony character's guest appearance on Adventure Time. [Time]
A course on graphic novels as literature at a California college won't carry a disclaimer after all, despite a statement by the school's president that one would be included in response to a student's complaint about adult content in some of the required reading.
According to Redlands Daily Facts, a Crafton Hills College spokeswoman said the disclaimer was never mandated, and Professor Ryan Bartlett, who teaches the English 250 course, ultimately decided against one.
"College is supposed to be a place where students can have real exchanges about sometimes difficult topics," Bartlett said in an email. "An English major will have to read works in the literary canon (for example Shakespeare, Chaucer and the Bible) which include similar issues present in the chosen graphic novels. If we put a disclaimer on this course, then we should put a disclaimer on all literature courses, and I do not feel comfortable going down that slippery slope."
Following a student's protest over the contents of the graphic novels required by her English 250 class, Crafton Hills College President Cheryl A. Marshall has issued a statement saying the college will not ban any books or alter the content of the course.
I support the college's policy on academic freedom which requires an open learning environment at the college. Students have the opportunity to study controversial issues and arrive at their own conclusions and faculty are to support the student's right to freedom of inquiry. We want students to learn and grow from their college experiences; sometimes this involves reaffirming one's values while other times beliefs and perspectives change. In this specific case, the syllabus distributed on the first day of class contained the list of required reading materials allowing students the opportunity to research the books and make a choice about the class. The class is one of numerous electives available for completion of the English degree. We are attempting to avoid this situation in the future and Professor Bartlett has agreed to include a disclaimer on the syllabus in the future so students have a better understanding of the course content. I know he appreciated the differing views presented by Ms. Shultz in his class.
College student Tara Shultz is the latest in a long line of people to be shocked to find that Persepolis, Marjane Satrapi's graphic memoir about growing up during the Iranian revolution, contains violence.
A 20-year-old attending Crafton Hills College in Yucaipa, California, was so dismayed by the graphic content in four of the graphic novels required by her English 250 course — official description: "the study of the graphic novel as a viable medium of literature through readings, in-class discussion and analytical assignments" — that she and her parents are seeking to have them banned by the administration.
In addition to Persepolis, Shultz took exception to Alison Bechdel's Fun Home, the first volume of Brian K. Vaughan and Pia Guerra's Y: The Last Man, and Neil Gaiman, Mike Dringenberg & Co.'s The Sandman: The Doll's House, due to the depictions of sex, violence and "obscenities."
"I didn't expect to open the book and see that graphic material within," she told the Redlands Daily Facts. "I expected Batman and Robin, not pornography."
The news of Karen Berger leaving Vertigo spread quickly. It wasn't so much that it was a surprise, but that it finally happened. DC
Comics Entertainment has been going through significant changes over the past couple of years, including grabbing characters long associated with Vertigo and returning them to the DC Universe, and rumored changes to creator contracts. Despite the unfortunate end, Berger leaves behind an amazing legacy no matter what becomes of the nearly 20-year-old imprint.
I have a very clear memory of high school in the 1990s where kids much cooler than me were reading The Sandman. These were kids who otherwise didn't read comics, and certainly not the superhero stuff from Marvel and DC. This was not an isolated incident. Vertigo in the '90s brought a new audience to comics, a maturing audience with interests in horror, fantasy, suspense and mythology. These readers didn't have access to, and probably weren't ready for, the underground or alternative comix scene. As superhero comics turned into garish collector items, Vertigo provided the alternative: stories.
We're in the final hours of the 2012 Presidental Election, and while it may seem comics are far removed from the nitty-gritty of politics, they're not. Many presidents past and present have stepped into comics, from Barack Obama in The Amazing Spider-Man to a time-traveling Teddy Roosevelt in Tales From the Bully Pulpit. But comics also home to a number of shocking (and sometimes shockingly good) commanders-in-chief for the good ol' U.S. of A. We thought, given the time of year, to rack our brains and come up with the six craziest heads of state for these United States.
Despite the considerable critical backlash, DC Comics' Before Watchmen line of titles has become one of this summer's top sellers, and the publisher announced at Comic-Con International that it's revisiting the classic Sandman in a prequel written by Neil Gaiman. With that in mind, I've come up with six other wells the company could return to for new projects. I'm not saying they should or shouldn't, but given recent events this might be where fans, and DC, could look next.
More than five years after New Line Cinema acquired the film rights to Y: The Last Man, the acclaimed comic by Brian K. Vaughan and Pia Guerra, we seem little closer to seeing Yorick Brown and Ampersand on the big screen than we were in 2007. But likely for fans of the Eisner Award-winning series, Christian Cardona has taken an adaptation into his own hands with a stellar short film called Y: The Last Man Rising that's debuted at IGN.com.
Watch the short, which stars Travis Quentin Young as Yorick, Kent King as Agent 355 and Rebecca Marshall as Hero Brown, below.
Crime | A drunken Coventry, England, man was arrested for selling drugs outside a nightclub while dressed as the Incredible Hulk. According to the article, "Police were alerted by his costume which was based on the TV and film character who becomes green and superhuman when angry." [Coventry Telegraph]
Creators | Dinosaur Comics creator Ryan North discusses his work on BOOM!'s upcoming Adventure Time comic. [ComicsAlliance]
Creators | Colleen Doran posts some character designs she worked up years ago for a never-completed animation project written by Warren Ellis; she admits to using Star Trek actor George Takei as the model for the main character. [A Distant Soil]
Writer Brian K. Vaughan has been added to an Image Comics panel at Comic-Con International in San Diego, igniting speculation that the acclaimed co-creator of Y: The Last Man and Ex Machina will announce a new title.
The news came Monday from Image Publisher Eric Stephenson, who revealed on his personal blog that Vaughan will be among the special guests on the "Creator-Owned Comics With Robert Kirkman" panel, scheduled for 3 p.m. Saturday. "You'll want to go to this panel," Stephenson wrote. "Why? Well, we've roped Brian K. Vaughan into attending, along with some other great guests, so … yeah. Be there."
It's been nearly a year since the conclusion of Ex Machina at WildStorm, and more than three years since Y: The Last Man wrapped up its 60-issue run at Vertigo. Since then, there have been few clues as to what the Eisner Award-winning writer had planned next — a return to creator-owned comics or a continued focus on film and television projects. But this news certainly suggests we'll be seeing a new book from Vaughan in the near future. As Ryan K. Lindsay writes, "Why else would BKV be there except to announce something new?"
Read the panel description after the break, and follow Robot 6 and Comic Book Resources for any developments on Saturday.


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Bartleby the Scrivener
by Herman Melville
Character Analysis
The unfortunately named Turkey is an exuberant, drunken Englishman who works as a copyist for the Narrator. Though Turkey is a solid, useful worker in the morning, his face and his temper flare up after his lunchtime drinking binge every day, and he spends the rest of the day in a disruptive mood. Turkey is a roaring, sloppy drunk, and swings wildly between being jolly and violent. In general, Turkey doesn't seem to be a bad guy, just a good-natured man with a serious drinking problem.


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If you planned on retiring soon you've probably had to readjust your expectations. But even if you're still on target to take it easy soon, you should reconsider until you've paid off your mortgage.
Why You Should Pay Off That Mortgage Before You Retire
Let's Perma-Ban Consumer Predators
Regulating consumer predators is a bit like Whac-a-Mole. No matter how many times you put the bad guys out of business, they keep popping up again and again. Maybe it is time to consider a lifetime ban from financial services for the worst offenders. The Consumer Financial Protection Agency proposed by the President may be just the right watchdog for the job of handing out such banishments.
Renter Forced To Move Out Of Foreclosed House, Can't Get Security Deposit Back
Silpa had the bad fortune of renting a house from a deadbeat owner who let the property go into foreclosure. Now that $2,200 security deposit could be lost forever amid the turmoil. Silpa's story:
Wells Fargo Will Let You Refinance For No Closing Costs Online
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What's This "Public-Private Partnership" Mean?
So the latest solution to the problem of these toxic assets on the banks' books is a "public-private partnership" between the government and the private sector…yawn what is he going on about, I wish I had a pancake…oh wait! Here's Paddy Hirsch from marketplace drawing stick figures on a whiteboard and explaining it all. Now we're talking.
Faces Of Foreclosure: The Nonagenarian (He's 92.)
Our sister publication, Consumer Reports, put together some video interviews with people who, for one reason or another, are facing foreclosure. They are the human side of this financial meltdown.
Faces Of Foreclosure: The Former Police Officer
Countrywide Home Loans Has Over 15,000 Repossessed Properties For Sale
The Countrywide Foreclosures Blog keeps a running tally of the amount of repossessed or REO (Real Estate Owned) properties Countrywide has for sale on their website.
86,000 Mortgage Related Jobs Cut In 2007
A new study says that 86,000 mortgage related jobs were cut due to the weakening housing market, says CNNMoney. Diabolical mustache-twirling evidence-forging lender Countrywide unburdened itself of the most workers, cutting 11,665.
Fewer borrowers will qualify for mortgage insurance, due to tightened restrictions following the subprime…
Use Online Real Estate Broker, Get Back 2/3 Of The Sales Commission
A contributor to Kevin Kelly's "Cool Tools" site writes that they saved $15,000 on a recent home purchase in California by using Redfin, an online real estate broker that lets you do most of the grunt work of finding a new house, then steps in to help with the paperwork at the end for a greatly reduced fee. We've discussed Redfin before, but thought it was interesting to read a user's personal experience with it.
Interactive Map Of Global Credit Crisis
Now you can follow the subprime meltdown around the world with this handy interactive graphic from Financial Times. It's grimly amusing to click the "show all" radio button and then drag the slider back and forth from "Pre-Jun 25" to "Week of Aug 6".
What To Do If Your Mortgage Lender Goes Bankrupt
Panic! Burn down your house! Ha ha, just kidding. Actually, you shouldn't let your mortgage lender's death pangs interfere with your payments, says Gerri Willis of CNNMoney, because your loan will just be sold to another lender. However, make sure you review the details of your mortgage agreement; the terms should remain the same no matter who buys your loan, and you have a 60 day grace period to get your payments to your new mortgage lender.
Should You Burn Your Mortgage When You're Done Paying It Off?
Uh, no. Although people do have "Mortgage Burning Parties." In fact, take, for example, this little tale from the LA Times:
When he was a kid in Elmira, N.Y., title attorney James Wytock lived near a church that decided to hold a combination service-ceremony to commemorate paying off its mortgage.
The News: Arrogant, Unethical, and Fabulous Edition
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Countrywide Mortgage Identity Theft: We Can't Find the Crime
We haven't been able to determine to what degree the identify theft letters from mortgage companies are legit. But thanks to an astute reader 'fotonique,' we've discovered what might be the source of the letters being sent out from other mortgage companies, including ABN-AMRO.
Mortgage Company Lying About Identity Theft to Promote Identity Theft Protection?
This is potentially heinous. Ed writes:
Attached is a copy of a letter sent to me most recently by Countrywide, my mortgage holder for some years now, but also by another company, a mortgage broker, from NJ with whom I am not affiliated (they implied I was a customer). [Ed's qualified with us that he got the exact same letter from two separate companies. -Other Ed.] I unfortunately threw the other one away in disgust after calling them and finally harassing them until they admitted that it was just a marketing ploy. The fact is that their claim that one of their employees ripped off identities of applicants is a complete fabrication and a scam to get you to sign up for their identity theft insurance products (the first year is free, oh yeah I'm sure). The fact that large financial services companies are blatantly lying to their own customers is mind boggling even in this day and age. Try calling the number here and speaking to the Zuckerman woman, or ask the name of the law enforcement agency they reference. What blatant bullshit.
We did call the company, but they wouldn't give us any details about which organization they were working with to solve the 'problem.' We were told that if we had an account with Countrywide, they could look at our account to see if we had been affected by the (presumably apocryphal) rogue employee.


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I worked for him as a low-level manager in Las Vegas for 42 days back in 2001. I still can not believe what I personally witnessed within that company. May God forgive me. Those who purchased a warranty from any of these fraudulent corporations, I feel sorry for. I also feel for my brother and sister employees that John Common did NOT pay, but bounced payroll checks to on a regular basis at the expense of their families.
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By Andy Alcock
July 9, 2013
Tallahassee, FL - Future funding for a critical local health care provider may be in jeopardy.
Leon County Commissioners voted Monday night to suspend more than $800,000 in funding for Bond Community Health Center for the upcoming budget year beginning October 1st.
Long time Bond supporter Commissioner Bill Proctor led the funding suspension effort.
Proctor accused the center's board of reckless personality politics and institutional sabotage by firing experienced staff.
"I think it was a surprise that he was the one who suggested suspending the funding," said Leon County Commissioner Kristin Dozier. "However, I think based on his comments last night, he's gotten frustrated," she said.
"My concern is what happens to the patients that are now being seen by Bond if we withhold that money," said Leon County Commissioner Jane Sauls.
Sauls and Dozier were the only commissioners who voted against the funding suspension.
They both said they needed more information.
A budget workshop on the issue is scheduled for September 10th.
If the commissioners ultimately decide not to fund Bond, the center could also loose up to $2-million in state and federal grants used to pay for under or uninsured patients.
Multiple attempts to get comment from Bond were unsuccessful.


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- Understanding vector graphics
- Creating and setting up files for print or web destinations
- Selecting and transforming objects on the page
- Creating spot colors
- Applying fills, strokes, and gradients to artwork
- Adjusting appearances and effects
- Working with anchor points and paths
- Drawing with the Pen tool
- Creating text
- Managing layers
- Creating and using symbols
- Printing, saving, and exporting artwork
Skill Level Beginner
I think one of the most feared things about the Pen tool is drawing curves, but it's not exactly as hard as people make it out to be. In this movie, I'll explore drawing some simple curves inside of Illustrator, and hopefully it'll help ease your mind on using this tool. I'm going to go into the File menu and choose New to create a new blank document, and I'll just commit to the defaults. Once I do that, I'll switch to the Pen tool by pressing the letter P on my keyboard. We've already seen how to draw straight lines. You just click, and click to draw a point. But what if I wanted to make that line a curve? Well let's undo that with Command+Z or Control +Z, and let's see how we can draw a curve.
I'm going to click to set one point, and then I'll click to set a second point, but when I click to set that second point, I'm going to keep my mouse held down, and I'm going to start dragging it one direction or another; either up, down, or sideways. Once I do that, you'll start to see the line curve. So I'll click, and I'll start to drag down, and the line will curve up. If I were to drag upward, the line would curve down. And any degree in between, you can see that it shifts the way the line curves.
It's this relationship of going up versus down that I think scares a lot of people off, because you have to think in terms of opposites. When you drag up, the curve goes down. When you drag down, the curve goes up, and so forth. It can be a little confusing. Let's undo that, and let's see how we can draw a simple S Curve. I'll click with my first point, and I'm not going to release my mouse. I'll simply drag downward, and then I'll release. Now I'll create a second point, and I'll make sure that it intersects at a 90 degree angle by using the smart guide, and this time, I'll click and hold.
You'll notice when I click, it automatically draws the curve down for me. That's because I set a curved point on the other anchor point. When I drag this, if I drag it up, it matches the curve. If I drag it down, I start to draw an S curve, like so. When I release, the S curve is complete. Now, here's the part of the Pen tool that seems to throw a lot of people off. If I wanted to put another point right here, you would think that the Pen tool would draw a straight line between these two points.
After all, when you click and set a point, and click to set another point, the Pen tool draws a straight line. Watch what happens when I click here. It draws a line, but it's still got a little bit of a curve to it. A lot of people, when they make that second point off of a curved line, it actually creates this almost weird whip looking effect on the curve. Let me show you a little trick when you're drawing curves. I'll undo this, and I'll come right back up here. We'll cover this extensively when I talk about using your keyboard a little bit later on, but for now just know that you can always reset the Pen tool to make it draw straight lines, by coming back to the original anchor point that you set, holding down the Option key on the Mac, the Alt key on the PC, and clicking the anchor point.
Notice how that one control handle went away. Now if I were to come straight down, and click, the Pen tool draws a completely straight line. I've essentially reset the Pen tool. I've made it ignore that previous point. Now I can continue to draw curves if I wanted to, by clicking, and dragging out, and they would just curve up away from that. Now let's draw out a little curve here, and I'll reset this point by Option+Clicking or Alt+Clicking, and I'll come back over here, draw another curve, come back in the middle, and once I've done that, you can see here, I've drawn a whale, and I did that simply by creating curved lines and straight lines together, utilizing the Pen tool.
So again, if you go to make curves inside of Illustrator with the Pen tool, remember to click and hold with your mouse, and then drag the handles until you get the curve like you like it. If the curve doesn't turn out perfect -- like for instance, I might go in here, and fix some of these little sharp edges in here, or I might even come back and try to make this a little bit more curved, instead of a straight corner point -- you can always get control of that by utilizing the control handles that surround a curve. Let's grab the Direct Selection tool, and I'll come in, and I'll find one of these anchor points.
When I click on the anchor point, I get the little control handles on each side. The control handles allow me to adjust the curve. I can make it bigger, or I can make it smaller, and the direction I drag it alters the way the curve works. Basically, you just have to slow down your mouse movements, and make small adjustments until it fits exactly like you like it. You may have to adjust multiple handles in order to get exactly what you're looking for, but eventually, you'll get there. Yes, it can be a little tedious, but this is a really precise way to create artwork, and I really like it.
Let's click right here in the middle, and you can see here, I can just keep adjusting all of these different spaces in between these pieces of artwork. This one here, I might move up a little bit, and then I may also adjust the curve; make it little bit more gradual. So as you can see, it's not perfect right off the bat, but these control handles give me a great amount of ability to manipulate this path in any way I see fit.