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NEW RIEGEL - It hasn't even been that long since New Riegel last beat Mohawk, but three matches against your arch rival can feel like eternity.
The Blue Jackets beat the Warriors in the 2011 regular season, but since then, Mohawk toppled New Riegel in two district finals and in last year's regular season meeting.
So when Morgan Noftz served an ace for the match's final point, it's understandable that the New Riegel gymnasium erupted. The fans rushed the court to congratulate their Blue Jackets on a 25-17, 25-19, 22-25, 25-19 win over Mohawk.
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"After playing for four years varsity to come out and beat them is just amazing because they're always our biggest rival," New Riegel's Lauren Ladd said.
"This is always our biggest rival in the MAL so it feels good to come out on top this time," Kara Scherger added. "I don't even know how to describe the emotions. It just like all crazy, the intensity. The fans were right there with us. Their fans, our fans right together. It was just a very loud game, so it's very upbeat."
New Riegel coach Cindy Walerius says the Mohawk game is the one that's circled every year and she's glad her team was able to get the win.
"It's really nice. Every year we always look to see when we play these guys because we just love this rivalry," she said. "We love to go against them. Last couple years, yeah they've had the best of us. It feels so good to finally be able beat them. But we know we beat a great team. We totally respect these guys and knew they were going to bring their A-Game, and they did. I'm so happy with the girls."
Mohawk coach Eric Hoover also appreciated the intensity that the rivalry game brought, but just wishes the ending could be a bit different.
"It was about what I expected as far as the intensity of the match and the atmosphere in the gym," he said. "There's a lot of very good volleyball players out there on the court. It's not the ending I was hoping for, but it was fun to be apart of."
In a four-game match, a lot of different spots can be pointed to as being the crucial ones. But no stretch was bigger than at the end of game two. New Riegel already had a one-game edge, but trailed Mohawk 18-14 in game two.
Noftz came up with a kill to put the serve in the hands of Scherger. Hoover admitted after the game his team had trouble handling her serve. The junior ripped off the next eight points, including three aces, to put New Riegel in control.
"Towards the end I was starting to get tired, but I was like just pushing myself to the end because we need that serve cause if I miss it it's just another point for them just giving it to them," Scherger said. "I had to make them earn them."
Mohawk got one back, but that was all. New Riegel took 11 of the final 12 points to take the game.
Taylor Arbogast had three kills in that span, including one after a diving dig from Scherger that kept the run going. Arbogast had six kills in the game and 14 in the match.
"That game I'll tell ya, the way we came back. I called a time out and I really let them have it," Walerius said. "I said 'Why have we worked so hard?' and then 'We got to really take it to them right now. You either step up or its going to be a rough night if they win that game.' And I think we did."
Mohawk held off another furious New Riegel rally to win game three, but New Riegel was anxious to end it.
"We did not want to go into that fifth game," Scherger said. "So we put all our momentum and all our energy into that fourth game."
It paid off as New Riegel was able to close out the match in that fourth game.
Scherger finished with 15 kills and Ladd chipped in 13 with Noftz setting them up to the tune of 23 assists.
But as strong as the hitting was for the Blue Jackets, the defense might have been what won them the match.
"That's something that I think really defensively we've always been a good defensive team for over the years. If you look at our team we got Lauren Ladd," Walerius said with her hand over her head, "and then we got the rest of the team," she added with her hand at eye-level. "We're really short. We know that, but we preach about being quick and getting to the ball."
"At practices it's go hard or go home," Ladd added. "You better be on your toes doing your best at practice or we'll get a checking from our coach."
Scherger had 22 digs, Arbogast had 21 and Brittany Gillig had 16.
Hoover said the way New Riegel scrambled to loose balls was critical to the direction of the match.
"I think the difference in the whole match was, in a match like that, there's going to be a lot of out-of-system balls, where balls are flying everywhere," he said. "They do a little better job of handling those, staying calm and getting a good attack on them than we do."
Mohawk managed good numbers defensively, Julie Adelsperger picked up 37 digs, Taylor McClain had 27 and Ali Konkle 21. Mohawk's offense was led by Kasey Adelsperger with 17 kills. Julie Adelsperger added 11.
New Riegel stays unbeaten at 11-0, 5-0 Midland Athletic League while Mohawk drops to 8-2, 4-1.


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In my family, Christmas is, in some ways, just another day. We don't entertain dreams of being more misanthropic than any other family out there. But, sometimes, the actual day of Christmas is as innocuous as the weekdays that preceded it, and that's because of people's work schedules. My uncle, a paramedic, often has work on Christmas Day. My brother's job permits him to be scheduled on Christmas Day. So, for us, Christmas Eve, or the day after Christmas, is the real family celebration.
This made the night of Christmas Day the opportune time to tell my parents I'm going to South Africa next summer. I found an internship program in Cape Town, and I was already set up to be an editorial intern at The Big Issue magazine. I had the paperwork all printed out, and I handed my mom and my dad a stapled packet of what the program is, where it was, what I would be doing, when I would be leaving, and how much it would cost.
And then my mom rolled her eyes and handed me back the papers.
That was three years ago. I ended up going to Cape Town the summer of 2009. The day after Christmas, everyone in my family knew (and were, somewhat surprisingly, rather supportive, if a bit perplexed).
Christmas lasts for twelve days (sort of), and not just because some song says so. Plenty of time to tell mom what you'd like to do next summer.

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1/2 cup pecans, chopped
1 Tbsp Eden Barley Malt Syrup
1 Tbsp organic maple syrup
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Hezekiah Bennetts
I have very little concrete evidence concerning Hezekiah Bennetts ancestors, so I read with interest your thoughts.
On Hezekiah's death certificate in 1900 his parents were stated as William Bennetts and Nancy Unknown. I'm fairly certain this is incorrect, and that the informant their daughter Rebecka who immigrated with her parents at the age of 7 may not have even remembered her grandparents names.
I have however located his marriage details on the parish registers as detailed below:-
Perranzabuloe, Cornwall
Marriage banns, 1823-1844
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Page 180
I PUBLISH the banns of Marriage between Hezekiah Benne(unable to read in the crease of the page, so I am assuming when I cross reference the entry on the CORNWALL ONLINE PARISH CLERKS (Genealogy) website that is the entry for Hezekiah Bennetts) of this parish Bachelor and Mary George Sojourner in the Parish Widow.
If any of you know cause of just impediment why these two Persons should not be joined together in Holy Matrimony, ye are to declare it.
This is the first time of asking --- Dated 10th day of March 182
This is the second time of asking --- Dated the 17th day of March 1839
This is the third time of asking --- Dated 24th day of March 182
Perranzabuloe, Cornwall
Marriage entry parish records 1837-1860
1839. Marriage Solemnized in the Church in the Parish of Perranaluloe in the County of Cornwall.
No. 47
When Married March 28
Name and Surname Hezekiah Bennetts, age 21, Condition Bachelor, Rank or Profession Miner, Residence at the time of the marriage Chiverton, Father's Name and Surname Philip Bennetts, Rank or Profession of Father ?
Name and Surname Mary George, age 26, Condition Widow, Rank or Profession ---, Residence at the time of the marriage ????, Father's Name and Surname Thomas Nance, Rank or Profession of Father ?
Married in the Church of Perran according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church after Banns by me. George Bellamy.
This marriage was solemnized between us Hezekiah Bennetts sign Mary George's sign in the Presence of us, Edward Searle Symons, & Francis Veall
So at least I am able to confirm that Hezekiah's father is most likely Philip.
His parents were Philip Bennetts (?born 1779? ) and Anne/Nancy Rickard(Richards) married on the 13 Nov 1800 in Perranzabuloe, Cornwall, England where Philip was listed as being from Perranzabulo
I have managed to identify the following siblings for Hezekiah as follows:-
1. Jenefer christened 03 Jan 1802
2. Ann christened 03 Jan 1804
3. Philip christened 26 Dec 1808
4. Sally christened 29 Sep 1811
5. Richard christened 03 Dec 1813 the family were living in Churchtown, St Allen and Philip was working as a Farm Labourer
6. John christened 19 Nov 1815 the family were living in Churchtown, St Allen and Philip was working as a Farm Labourer
7. Hezekial christened 22 Oct 1818 the family were living in Churchtown, St Allen and Philip was working as a Farm Labourer
8. Edward christened 26 Dec 1820 the family were living in Churchtown, St Allen and Philip was working as a Farm Labourer
dOES ANYONE RECOGNISE THIS FAMILY?
Has anyone used the new release of Clooz 3?
I'd be interested to hear of peoples experiences, I have just brought a copy of the program and as with all new programs it's taking a bit to get my head around it.
Comparing signatures to establish links Abraham JACKA
When researching the children of Jacka & Elizabeth Gilbert I found 3 marriages for Abraham. When trying to sort out which one belonged to my couple resorted to comparing signatures to help identify the different Abrahams. Its been a long time since I have worked with signatures and I had overlooked how valuable a tool it can be when trying to nut out a mystery. After a fair amount of research with assistance from others I came to the conclusion that each different Abraham couple represented a different cluster of Jacka descendants, which may or may not be related further back in time. Unfortunately none of them conveniently come from Sithney, where my Abraham Jacka had originally been baptised. (I have bolded the names of the signatures that I used for comparison purposes.)
Couple 1
Abraham JACKA(St Buryan) & Eliz. GEORGE(St Buryan) married 1795 St Buryan Witness - William MATHEWS
Elizabeth JACKA (St Buryan) & William MATHEWS (St Buryan) married 1800 St Buryan witness Mary JACKA
Mary Jacka(St Buryan) and William Maddern(Paul)married 1800 St Buryan, witness Abraham Jacka
These 3 Jackas appear to be related they are all from St Buryan, and the signatures of those highlighted appear to match.
Couple 2
Abraham JACKA(St Erth) & Ann MILLDRUM(St Hilary) married 1796 St Hilary. Unfortunately I have not been able to find this Abraham signing a second document to help me confirm his signature
I have looked up the following sibling marriages and compared the signatures from
1. Thomas Jacka(Sithney) & Anna Moyses married 1790 Wendron (Abrahams older brother who signed as groom
2. William Jacka(Germoe) & Margaret Wood(Germoe)(Abrahams second eldest brother), witness - Thomas Jacka also signed but as witness
3. Elizabeth Jacka(St Erth) & William Jelbart(St Levan)(Abrahams oldest sister) married 1800 St Erth witness Thomas Jacka(Thomas signature does appear to be slightly different to those of the two previous marriages but still looks the same even excluding the missing jnr suffix I have not worried about the suffix as I am assuming it was no longer used after his father died.)
All of the above Thomas Jackas appear to be the same person, unfortunately Abraham does not appear in any of them.
4. Abraham JACKA marries Ann the witness for his marriage is John JACKA, see next marriage listed for more detail
5. John Jacka(St Erth) & Mary Limbrick( Helston) married 1800 in Helston (possibly Abrahams second eldest brother) witness - Peter HAMMILL
(John Hammill may have been Marys first husband as there marriage on the OPC site for a John Hammill and a Mary on 28-Mar 1793 with a Peter Hammill as a witness however when I compared the two Peter Hammill signatures in the Parish Registers the didnt look very similar but this could be for a number reasons including the type of nib on the pen. )
6. Joseph Jacka (St Erth) & Charity BERRYMAN (St Erth) married 1898 St Erth (Abrahams younger brother) there doesn't appear to any Jacka relatives listed, there is an Edwd Rawlings but he seems to have signed a lot of marriages so may be someone tied with the church rather than the families, including his younger brother James Jacka.
7. James Jacka(St Erth) and Eleanor Hammel(St Erth) married 1800 St Srth (Abrahams youngest brother)as well as Edwd Rawlings signing as witness Peter HAMMILL.
8. Anne Jacka I havent yet been able to establish if she married
Abrahams fathers will in 1796 as a tool to establish relationships
In Thomas JACKAS (senior) will that there was no mention of a daughter either married or single with a forename Mary, see below.
Transcription of the probate for Thomas Jacka father of Abraham Jacka
(Abstract of Will of Thomas Jacka, Yeoman of St Erth, Cornwall. Proved in the Court of Exeter. Reference:IR 26/339/13)
Date of the Probate or Admin & Sum Sworn - 1796, May 4th, Under 300
Name and description of Testator or Intestate - Thomas Jacka of St Erth, Yeoman
Names & places of Abode of the Executors or Administrators - John, Joseph & James Jacka, Residuary Legatees, sons of John Jacka, The remainder of his goods
Auxiliary Legatees -
- Abraham Jacka, son, One hundred Pounds
- Elizabeth Jacka, Daughter, Fifty Pounds
- Ann Jacka, Daughter, Fifty Pounds
The Will helps to establish the following relationships:-
son - Abraham
daughters - Elizth, Ann Jacka
3 sons - John, Joseph, James
witnesses - Thomas Ellis, James Otey
This further supports the notion that Abraham JACKA from couple 1 who had a sister named Mary is probably not a descendant of Thomas JACKA & Elizabeth GILBERT.
It would appear that according to the OPC site they had the following children:-
Child 1 1800 in St. Hilary, Anne JACKA to Abraham & Mary Anne
Child 2 1805 in St. Hilary, Mary Elizabeth JACKA to Abraham & Mary Anne
Child 3 1807 in St. Hilary, Mary Elizabeth JACKA to Abraham & Anne
There was an Abraham Jacka & Ann Jacka who both resided in Relubbas who were buried in St Hilary according to the OPC site and were buried as follows:-
Abraham buried 26 Jan 1825 in St Hilary aged 55 (this would give him a d.o.b. of about 1770, which would fit well with the 1769 baptism at Sithney for Abraham son of Thomas & Elizabeth.)
Ann buried 19 Aug 1820 in St Hilary aged 49
Couple 3
Abraham Jacka(Paul) & Margery Blewett(St Levan) married 1810 St Levan
It would appear that Margery Jacka, wife of Abraham jnr, was buried at St Levan, 17 July 1812 [the implication of the 'jnr' is that there was also an Abraham Jacka senior in the same area. He isn't necessarily the father of Abraham junior, though.]
As this Abraham Jacka was from Paul, according to the marriage entry, perhaps he was the Mousehole man whose burial I mentioned above. Another older Abraham Jacka, also from Mousehole, was buried at St Buryan in 1820 (see the OPC site).
Note I was not able to find any offspring and therefore descendants for this couple
Couple two has the Abraham Jacka that is related to my Thomas Jacka & Elizabeth Jacka.
Following up on the signatures has also led me other areas for further investigation including a Mary Lambicks first husband and the need to try and find out what happened to Ann Jacka and whether she got married.
Cheers, Sandra
Following up post for Who married Abraham Jacka?
Hi Pat,
thanks for the feedback to my original journal - Who married Abraham Jacka?, I'm responding in a new journal as my reply to your feedback is quite detailed and without formatting would be quite difficult to read.
I did look for all the children including a birth/christening after 1769 discovered that Thomas Jacka and Elizabeth Gilbert had the following children
1. Thomas JACKA the Younger. chr: 29 Dec 1760, St. Buryan, Cornwall married Anna Moyse in Wendron, Cornwall 1790, and died 13 Nov 1833, Lannor, Cornwall
2. William JACKA chr: 2 Jan 1763, St Sithney, Cornwall, married Margaret Wood in Germoe 1790, and died: 1820 Germoe, Cornwall
3. John JACKA chr: 7 Oct 1764, St Sithney, Cornwall, married Mary Lambrick in Helston 1800, and died 1854
4. Elizabeth JACKKA chr: 30 Nov 1766, St Sithney, Cornwall, married William Jelbart in St Erth and died: 11 Apr 1849, St. Buryan, Cornwall
5. Abraham JACKA chr: 4 May 1769, St Sithney, Cornwall, died: After 1796 (married ??)
6. Joseph JACKA chr: 29 Sep 1771, St Sithney, Cornwall, married Charity Berryman in St Erth, and died Jun 1852
7. James JACCKA chr: 12 Oct 1774, St Sithney, Cornwall, married Eleanor Hammill in St Erth 1800 and died ???
8. Ann JACKA 26 Oct 1777, St Sithney, Cornwall, married ??? (married ??) died: After 1796
Unfortunately as you can see there are still many gaps in my knowledge.
How did I arrive at marriage dates of 1795/96?
I did a search for all the marriages on the OPC site http://cornwall-opc.org/ and got the following results:-
1718 Buryan, St. Abraham JACKA Grace RICHARDS
1770 Buryan, St. Abraham JACKA Alice SHETFAR(Shutford?)
1795 Buryan, St. Abraham JACKA Eliz. GEORGE
1796 Hilary, St. Abraham JACKA Ann MILLDRUM
1796 Hilary, St. Abraham JACKA Ann MILLDRUM
1827 Paul Abraham JACKA Phillis PENTREATH
I choose the Eliza George in St. Buryan & the Anne Mildrum in St. Hillary marriages as I thought these the most likely of all those listed. However after looking at the original reigsers the marriage on
19 Dec 1795 in St Buryan have both parities being of the St Buryan parish
20 Nov. 1796, St Hilary has Abraham coming from St Erth and Ann coming from St Hiliary
I was unable to find a marriage between for Abraham Jacka & Margery Blewett in Paul but I did find one for them in St Leven
21 Jul 1810 by Licence, Abraham Jacka of Paul & Margery Blewett
Unfortunately none of them conveniently come from Sithney. I think I need to do a little more research and see if I can track down all of the parents for all three Abrahams to see if I can eliminate some of them.
Thank once again Pat, it helps to have another pair of eyes look at everything.
Cheers, Sandra
Who married Abraham Jacka?
Abraham Jacka was baptised 4 May 1769, St Sithney, Cornwall, England son of Thomas Jacka and Elizabeth Gilbert.
I have assumed that Abraham didn't die as either a child or a bachelor (my direct ancestor is Abrahams older brother, Thomas). Abraham was also listed as one of the legatees in his fathers will in 1796
There are two possible marriages for Abraham:-
1795 to Eliza George in St. Buryan
1796 to Anne Mildrum in St. Hillary
Initially I favoured Eliza George as Abrahams parents had come from St. Buryan which would possible allow a connection for the young people to happen between the parishes allowing an opportunity for the couple to meet.
I am hoping that someone recognises one or more of the above marriages so that I can narrow down the possibilities to one marriage or discount them both.
Fingers crossed
What became of the children of William Bassett & Jane Matthews
William Bassett and Jane Mathews were married on the 13 September 1783 in the Madron parish church, and had the following children christened in the same church:-
1. 4 Jan 1784 Anne d/o William Basset at Madron I am not sure what happened to Anne
2. 11 Sep 1785 Francis s/o William Bassett, pauper at Madron was working as a farmer until he became convicted of stealing and was transport to Australia. He was married to Ann Carbis who did not emigrate to Australia. Her husband along with her brother William and father were convicted of stealing and transported to Australia
3. 20 Jan 1788 William s/o William Bassett, pauper at Madron may have been buried on 27 October 1799 in Gulval, Cornwall the entry in the Gulval Church register reads:- October William Bassett of Penzance .. .. .. 27th
4. 5 Sep 1790 John s/o William Bassett, pauper at Madron migrated to Australia in 1852, who married Martha Carbis in in 1812, along with his wife and most of his married children
5. 8 Mar 1792 Mary d/o William Basset, pauper at Madron private baptism" was buried as an infant on 18 February 1793 as a pauper in Madron
6. 9 Mar 1794 Mary d/o William Basset, pauper at Madron
7. 13 Mar 1796 James s/o William Bassett, pauper at Madron was buried as an infant on 16 September 1797 as a pauper in Madron
8. 17 Feb 1798 Hanna d/o William Basset, pauper at Madron private baptism
9. 23 Mar 1800 Jane d/o William Basset at Madron private baptism was buried as a 12 year old on 12 Aug 1810 as a pauper in Madron
The male descendants have been a lot easier to follow up. In 1812 when Francis Bassett with others committed a crime and the scandal went on for about three years, off and on in the newspapers, I know my direct ancestor, John Bassett b.1790 moved out of the area with his wife which is what his surviving sisters may have done.
So at present I would like to discover what happened to
1. Anne Basset christened 1784
2. Mary Basset christened 1792
3. Hanna Bassett christened 1798
I also havent been able to trace the burials and/or deaths of either William Bassett or Jane Bassett nee Matthews who could have both possibly been born around 1762.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Research Tool Australia, Victoria - Victoria Government Gazette
The Victoria Government Gazette
The first issue of the Victoria Government Gazette was published on 9 July 1851. Pre- July 1851 material about Victoria was published in the New South Wales Government Gazette, the Port Phillip Government Notices and the Port Phillip Government Gazette. .... Pasted from Victoria Government Gazette Early issues of the Victoria Government Gazette were published once a week. In the 1850s the frequency increased, and by the turn of the century the gazette was pressed almost daily. Pasted from State Library
The Gazette was the main tool of communication from the government to its employees and the general public. It contains information on everything from land transactions, bankruptcies, reward notices and new acts of parliament, to tenders, patent applications, unclaimed letters and monies, shipping and emigration notices, and more.
This resource can be accessed via
1. Findmypast.com.au which is a pay per view service
2. The Australasian Legal Information Institute (AUSTLII) website where you can search both the entire text and the index of all the Victorian Gazettes, however you cannot increase the size of the image to facilitate reading. This is a free site.
3. State Library of Victorias (SLV) website where you can search the index of the gazette but not the entire text, the pages can be enlarged and are much clearer than those accessed via AUSTLII. This is a free site.
My technique for investigating this resource
I use both the AUSTLII and the SLV website to ensure that I obtain as much data as possible and also obtain the clearest images for my personal record holdings.
First I search AUSTLII website. This will then give me a long list search results, in the case of my ebbott search it gave me a list of 390 documents to look at. For each document there were two listings: - one listing shows the page of the document where the term was found and the second listing is the first page of the edition in which this particular page is found. Of the 390 documents listed there were actually only 195 different results. The listing with the page number listed at the end of the result shows where in the gazette the term ebbott appears and is the link I always investigate of the two.
Once I have the result I then go to the advanced search page on the SLV website and perform a page search based on the information for year and page number given by the AUSTLII results listing so that I can either transcribe the page (and increase the size of the image if needed) or save and download it to my computer.
When I did my initial search on the name ebbott I didnt expect to find so many results. In order to manage the quantity of results I printed off entire listing of the research results and then I looked up each of the documents listed on the SLV website and ticked them off as I went through. This meant I could work in half an hour time increments far more manageable than trying to get through them all at once.
Happy Hunting!
The grave stone of Catherine Ebbott and my search for husband Gregory Ebbott
Recently I visited the Tresmeer cemetery, Cornwall in search of graves and came across the grave of Catherine Ebbott.
The headstone read
In Loving Memory of
Catherine Ebbott
of this Parish
who died 24th May 1902
Aged 85 years. Thy will be done
I was very excited when we located the grave, however I had to wait until I got home (to Australia) before I could figure out who Catherine Ebbott was she was the wife of my third great granduncle! It was the only grave in this parish church that I could find that had any connect to my family, there may have been others but after a while it becomes overwhelming trying to remember all the possible connections.
The mystery of Catherine Ebbott nee Mathew
Further Research revealed that Catherine was born in 1817 as Catherine Mathew and christened in 6 Apr 1817 in Tressmeer and lived there until she married Gregory Ebbot. Soon after the couple married they went to the USA. The following year after marriage they had their first child Caroline Ebbott, both mother and child returned possibly sometime in 1849 to England. Caroline may have been pregnant with her second child, Elizabeth Ann Ebbott (although I am unable to verify this) when she returned. It would appear that Gregory never returned to England.
In the 1851 Census Catherine is living with her parents and eldest daughter, Carolene who was 5 years old. Carolene was listed in the census as being born in America. Although Catherine is listed as married her husband is not present. Between 1861 and 1881 Cartherine is always listed as married but there is never a husband mentioned.
On 01/19/1854 there is a record of divorce proceedings for a Gregory Ebbot and Catherine Ebbot in Jefferson County, Wisconsin it was Gregory Ebbot, the plaintiff, who filed for divorce. The outcome of this application has not yet been researched yet, I am still waiting for a reply from the Dodge/Jefferson Counties Genealogical Society, Watertown, WI
In 1861 Census Catherine appears to be living by herself in the house next to her parents.
In 1871 Census Catherine is still listed as married but is living by herself and listed as an annuitant
In 1881 Census - Catherine is living by herself next to the Bluett family still married but still no husband list and she is listed as retired.
In 1891 Census Catherine is 73 Living On Her Own Means
In 1901 Census Visiting John & Elizabeth Fryan and listed as single.
Unfortunatley I have not been able to locate Gregory her husband until 1870 when there are two posibile candidates one living with the Ottawa, Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States working as a farm labourer and living with the Bluett family. There is also a second Gregory Ebbott living in Sullivan, Jefferson, Wisconsin, United States who has become a citizen of the US and farms a large property and has children with a woman Mary who is 30 years his junior.
Then the question is who/where is Catherines husband, I am presuming he was still alive as she is never listed as a widow? Does anyone recongnise this family or have any suggestions on how to approach the problem? Then question is who/where is Catherines husband, I am presuming he was still alive as she is never listed as a widow? Does anyone recongnise this family or have any suggestions on how to approach the problem?
Developing a working theory to reconcile the Mystery of the two Mary Ebbotts
Mary Ferrett is my fourth great-grandmother she married Philip Upton Ebbott in 1804, in Trenglos, Cornwall thus becoming Mary Ebbott.
As explained in a previous post entitled Two Mary Ebbotts help need to disentangle them I have been trying to distinguish which of the two Mary Ebbotts that appeared in the 1841 was my ancestor.
To recap- In the 1841 Census in Cornwall, there are two Mary Ebbotts born about 1786 in the county of Cornwall. When searching on the web, I noticed that these two Marys are often interchangeable and both often assigned to my ancestor Mary Ebbott (nee Ferrett).
This is further complicated by both of these Marys staying with families who are directly related to my ancestors.
In household 1 Philip Ebbott is the eldest male in the household. Mary in this household would be Philips wife, and therefore my ancestor. This is corroborated by the 1851 census, where both are listed as husband and wife.
In household 2 John Bone is the eldest male of the household. John is the father-in-law of Sarah Ebbott, Mary Ebbott (nee Ferrett)s daughter. It is possible that Mary could have been visiting Sarahs in-laws on the night of the census. John Bones wife Grace died two days before the census and this could have been the reason for the visit. I can find no further record of this second Mary Ebbott in the 1851 census or death between 1841 and 1851.
Working Theory
Both Mary Ebbotts in the 1841 census are the same person who was registered in two places. She may have been staying the night of the census with relatives (John Bone), and was included on the household census. And at the same time Marys husband, Philip Ebbott, not following instructions to the letter, may have included her in the household as this is where she lived.
If the head of household was literate then they would fill out the census for the family. This could mean that husband, Philip Ebbott filled the census out as soon as he got it and/or it sat around waiting to be picked up, in the meantime his wife may have gone visiting to John Bone's either for the day or overnight and as a consequence was recorded as being at the Bone's residence as well. The residences being only 3 miles apart this would be have been quite plausible.
I would be interested in hearing other researchers thoughts on my conclusion either in agreement or disagreement, I would be particularly interested in anyone who can claim or recognise the Mary Ebbott of household 2 thus disproving my theory of a double up.
The background to my conclusion
The first step was to trace and confirm the identity of Mary in household 1, beyond the 1841 census. In the 1851 she is confirmed as the wife of Philip. Marys husband Philip passes away a two months after the 1851 census, and soon after in 1854 Mary with her youngest son William migrate from Tresmere to Palumyra, Wisconsin, USA via Quebec.
The second step then was to establish or eliminate the Mary in household 2. I looked for a death of a Mary Ebbott between 1841 and 1852 to see if she had died between the censuses. I found only one Mary Ebbott dying during this period. The death registration was for a Mary Jane EBBOTT. This Mary Jane Ebbott was the granddaughter of Mary Ebbott (nee Ferrett) and only 3 years of age. The result being the Mary Ebbott in household 2 remains a mystery.
The London Gazzette - worth having a look at for death notices & insolvencies
I often search for death notices and personal details in the Newspapers but have recently found two unexpected notices in the The London Gazzette.
You can imagine how delighted I was to find that my second cousin twice removed, Reginald Harry Ebbott had received an OBE.
I also found death notice of Jane Grylls Jacka in the same publication so its worth having a look at.
Happy hunting.
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Malay Bible & Dirty Politics
It is sad to note that although a slew of feel good slogans had been introduce to promote Malaysia's ambition to become a fully developed country by 2020, this country is far from achieving this target.
It does not take rocket science to tell us that Malaysia embodies everything about a third world country. We are still bickering over something very basic - religion, race, constitutional rights and a host of other menial and petty political issues.
Our politicians are simply too good at setting targets they are not sure how to achieve. Politicians should start with some fundamental questions e.g. what does Malaysia need to become a true multiracial and progressive country? How can Malaysia compete and thrive in the ever changing global economy and market dynamics?
Zaid Ibrahim says "Different quarters have been allowed to abuse this issue for political gains. Must it come down to political parties fishing for votes based on promises of religious freedom? Isn't this already guaranteed in our constitution?"
Zaid is right to warn different parties not to abuse this issue for political gains. However, this is Barisan Nasional's self-inflicted damage. As the ruling regime, the leaders of Barisan Nasional should uphold the sanctity of federal constitution and not trying to impose their political will according to their own whim and fancy.
It is ridiculous for the Home Minister to suggest that their (Malay Bibles) release had been delayed pending advice from the Attorney-General.
Home Minister Hishammuddin Hussein claimed the detention of 35,000 Malay-language bibles in Port Klang and Kuching port had been due to its pending court appeal over Catholic newspaper The Herald's use of the word "Allah" in its publications.
In the first place, the government should not have restricted the use of the word "Allah" for fear of confusing Muslims in the country.
Abim demands PM Najib to clarify his stand on the Malay Bibles. PM Najib made the right decision to call for an immediate release of the bibles and all parties should respect his decision.
Abim's fear of apostasy among Muslims if Malay Bibles are made available is hilarious and shallow. It undermines the faith of Muslims of their Islamic faith. Many Malay Muslims are proficient in English too. How many have left the religion so far due to the Bible?
We should not succumb to our own inferiority complex and hurt the rights of others. Christians are Malaysians too. If the government and national language proponents are serious about their effort to encourage more to use the language they should act consistently.
Language alone cannot cause apostasy. It is not so simplistic.
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Have you never heard of empty balloon makes the most noise ?
May be Malaysia just passed a law patenting the word 'Allah' for the use of the word by the muslims only ?
I think enough is enough about time the citizens of Malaysia, especially the non Malays, are so used to being a bloody dictator. Soon they will even decide when the non Malays can go to the toilet to ease themselves. What kind of human being these Malay muslims are ? Just make sure you vote them out of their gravy train and their uneducated attitudes once and for all times. Before that why don't the non Malays just delay paying their taxes, they can't jail or shall I say they just don't have enough room in all their jails for so many millions of non Malay muslims ? Besides the it will also get the attention of the entire world not to mention the whole world will not just stand by and watch their how they treat the non Malays !
i can bet to my last rinngit that the Bibles will be released "with immediate effect" once the Sarawak election date is set. And the so-called 1Malaysia govt will remind all to be grateful and continue to vote for them...
Only good can eventually come out of the many recent examples of poor governance.The childish display of extreme narrow mindedness and insecurity of a faction of Muslims pretending to be even better defenders of their faith than others is quietly leading to their own exclusion. They are an embarrassment to true Muslims.
If I am a Malay I will be pretty confused. TDM stated that Malays are not competitive in the marketplace and need gomen support still. Then we have Muslim religious bodies say that Malays are weak in their religion and need protection. Hence, going by the above the Malays are scared of shadows and which is rubbish as they are as normal as the rest of us.
Why is the Government delaying the release of the Bahasa Malaysia/Indonesia's bible?
If they are worried about the contents of the bible. Why not ask a few Ulamas to read it?
The bible is not subversive.
It teaches christian to love people of different races and religion including muslim.
To love even those who hate you, your enemies and to forgive and pray for them.
Not to differentiate between rich and poor.
To respect and obey the Agong (King), Government and Authorities.
To worship God Almighty,the creator of heaven and earth.
Allah means God to both muslim and christian.
The analogy is like the word Malaysian. It does not belong to one particular group or race. The term Malaysian belongs to everybody.
As long as they are citizens of Malaysia irrespective of race whether Malay, Chinese, Indian etc., they can call themselves Malaysian.
Therefore the word Allah should similarly be seen from the same perspective.
If muslims accept the above mentioned logic, it would mean, there is no longer a point of contention - between christian and muslim.
Thus enabling christian to use the word Allah in their prayers and worship.
This guy is bullshit...please be rational about this issue...first of all...the government already issue that no ALLAH word to be used in non muslims publications without prior approval but it is still done...you are trying to sow discord among the races in malaysia...other country like china also did dat
This guy is a sicko....your comments is clearly coming from a sick and racist person who try to sow discord among the malaysian races...Pls use your brain before you said all these nonsense shits....
I think the Muslims in Malaysia are shallow and easily led (or stupid, to be blunt) - this is not what I think and would like to think. This is what the authories implied when they denied Chrustians the use of "Allah" in their bible because they believe that this may confuse the Muslims and misled them. How stupid can this arguement be?
May be I should apply for a restraining order to stop my neighbours teaching their children to call them papa and mummy because that is what my children call me and my wife. My rationale is that my neighbours may confuse my children and they may grow up not knwing who their real parents are.
This is how stupid the Malaysian Muslims are as implied by the authorities.
as a senior citizen, i seen how our selfish leaders destroyed the future of this nation so many times. look at the English language issue- flip flop policy n they gambled away our children future . for 2 generations we lost out to our neighbors due to selfish leaders who pursued their own agenda at the expense of our children future. now you cant read the BIBLE in BAHASA MALAYSIA. no english, no Bahasa then wnat language can we used. BAHASA ZIMBABWE? this is a sad day in malaysia where politicins killed the future of her citizens
hey khoo,i'm just wondering,why wouldn't they translate the word God into Tuhan,besides that's what its literal translation right? What's your opinion?
- Joshua Thye said...
hi chicharito,
i am a man utd fan here, you seen the real good game on Sat? i am still feeling the excitement 2 days later!
now about "Tuhan", i am sure khoo won't mind me trying to enlighten you. ok huh khoo? hope u can see this after so many days.
the English word "Lord" is same as "Tuhan" while "God" is "Allah". of course English was not the original language of the Bible, just for illustration purpose. many a time you will find the Bible has this phrase like this "the Lord God". if we use the same word "Tuhan" then we will have "Tuhan Tuhan". In Bahasa Malaysia, this is a plural form. then we have a problem because according to the Christian Bible, there's only one God. this is the Christian understanding
this is only one interesting aspect to think about. there are others.
hope u r enlightened! pray chicharito scores more goals!!!


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So whenever the actress finds herself back home in L.A. (the series films in Vancouver), she gathers a few friends for festive dinner parties, where the real fun takes place before sitting down at the table. "Everyone brings a different recipe and we make one big meal together," says Appleby, 31.
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Menu: Fluke with Tarragon Vinaigrette and Grape Salad (see below)
Spicy Roasted Cauliflower
Strawberry-Mango Mesclun Salad
Fluke with Tarragon Vinaigrette and Grape SaladServes 4
For the vinaigrette
2 tbsp. white wine vinegar
2 tbsp. grapeseed or canola oil
1 ½ tbsp. extra-virgin olive oil
½ small shallot, minced
1 tbsp. finely chopped fresh tarragon
1 ½ tsp. finely chopped fresh thyme
1 ½ tsp. grainy mustard
Juice of ½ lemon
1 ½ tsp. sugar
¼ tsp. kosher salt
For the salad
1 tsp. finely chopped fresh chervil
¼ tsp. finely chopped fresh chives, plush a few sprigs for garnish
½ tsp. fresh lemon juice
¼ tsp. olive oil
1 cup halved black or red seedless grapes
¼ cup grapeseed or canola oil
4 6-ounce fluke fillets
1 ½ tsp. kosher salt
1. Whisk all of the ingredients in a small bowl and set aside.
2. To make the salad, whisk the chervil, chives, lemon juice and olive oil together in a medium bowl. Add the grapes and gently toss to coat. Divide among four plates and set aside.
3. Heat 2 tablespoons of the oil in a large nonstick skillet over medium-high heat. Sprinkle the fluke fillets with the salt. Add 2 fluke fillets and sear until golden brown, 3 to 5 minutes (less for thinner fillets, longer for thicker ones). Use a fish spatula to turn over and sear the other side until browned, another 2 to 4 minutes. Transfer the fish to a plate and repeat with the remaining fillets, adding more oil as needed. Drizzle each fillet with some vinaigrette and serve.
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Mike's Tropical Market, a corner store on Buffalo's Lower West Side, is a gathering place for the Hispanic community it serves. Patrons drop by for pig's feet, breadfruit and to listen to the city's only Spanish-speaking radio station.
Emisora De Dios (Station of God), at WBBF-AM 1120, is always playing in this bustling market. Meat-cutter Willie Sandoval said the Christian radio station helps a lot of street people who don't go to church.
"My customers come here to buy meat, and they take some time to pray," said Sandoval, 53. "Everybody likes the station. It helps a lot of people, and nobody knows that."
WBBF broadcasts Christian programs and community information from sunup to sundown. It serves eight counties, reaching Lockport and Dunkirk, and extending across the border into Fort Erie, Ont. The station offers a vibrant voice for many of Buffalo's 29,000 Hispanic Americans.
"They listen all day long," said the Rev. Samuel Rivera, 58, who has operated WBBF for three years under a lease-management agreement with Cumulus Media. "They wake up with us. Some of them have radios in the basement. There's not much on Spanish TV these days but soap operas about adultery and fornication. I give them an option."
But now the station, whose studio is located inside Assembly of Christian Churches on Ontario Street, is fighting for survival. At issue is a 100 percent increase in the monthly lease fee – from $4,000 to $8,000 – charged by Cumulus.
"They're still giving me a break," admitted Rivera, who serves as president of the Hispanic Pastors Association. "We settled on $8,000. I'm praying that we make it. We must continue to work hard to get donations."
Last year, Cumulus informed Rivera that the monthly lease fee would increase, Rivera said. Last month, he said, he was given notice that his lease to operate the frequency owned by Cumulus would be terminated. Immediately, Rivera reached out to community leaders, including Casimiro D. Rodriguez Sr., chairman of the Hispanic Heritage Council of Western New York, and Buffalo Mayor Byron W. Brown. Each responded by writing to Cumulus. In a letter from the mayor dated Dec. 20, Brown wrote of the importance of the Christian programming and the "potential ramifications to the community if it no longer makes it to the air."
Rivera was born in New York City. His father was a pastor for 43 years. Rivera's younger son, Juan Carlos, began to preach two years ago.
"We don't just want to preach the Gospel, although that is our main concern," said Juan Carlos Rivera, WBBF program director. "We want to help the Hispanic community in other ways – financial counseling, health, home purchase. The Hispanic population has an exaggerated amount of health problems."
Cumulus owns two AM stations, 1120 and 1270, and three FM, WGRF-96.9, WEDG-103.3 and WHTT-104.1. On Jan. 7, Cumulus changed 1270 from swing music to sports talk and began airing the CBS Sports Network around the clock. Original plans, said Steve Bearance, Cumulus vice president and market manager in Buffalo, would have shifted swing music to 1120 and pulled the plug on Rivera's Christian format. The letters, Bearance said, led corporate executives to alter plans and leave 1120 on the air.
"There is no doubt that had a big pull on us," Bearance said. "It's an important audience and it was a good partnership for three years. I didn't believe they would be able to [pay the fees]. It is a big increase, but we didn't want to take it away from the Hispanic community.
For now, Bearance said, a verbal agreement with Rivera exists, but he expected a new lease management agreement to be signed by week's end.
"There are only two ways it can go," the elder Rivera said. "If it's the Lord's will, we will continue. If not, we won't."
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He did not come to the conclusion lightly. There are casualties behind his convictions.
Akeel Kaid has never met Barack Obama. But if the president is looking for a face to go with his push for tougher gun laws, Kaid is a worthy case in point.
He is 32, a native Yemenite who owns Union Super Market on Buffalo's East Side. He took over the place from his uncle, Ali Hababi. It was not a happy transfer. Hababi was gunned down in a robbery nearly two years ago.
It was not the first time that gun violence hit Kaid close to home. Fifteen years ago, his father – Karim Kaid – was shot dead during a holdup of the store he managed on Genesee Street. More than most of us, Kaid – 32, dark hair, medium build, dressed Wednesday in sweatshirt and jeans – knows the emotional price a bullet can bring.
"I think he is doing the right thing," Kaid said of Obama. "Get these guns off of the street, and you will save people's lives."
Obama aims to ban assault weapons and high-capacity magazines. His call for background checks on all gun buyers would, say gun-control backers, cut the number of guns on the street. New York State toughened its gun laws this week. But that does nothing to stop these weapons from simply being transported here from other states.
"It's surprising to me how easy it is for anyone to get a gun," Kaid told me as he stood behind the store's bulletproof plexiglass counter. "If it wasn't so easy, these criminals wouldn't have them."
The corner store, a block from School 8, sells everything from bread to windbreakers. It also has served as a de facto firing zone. In 2005, the store was sprayed with 15 rounds from an AK-47 assault rifle – a weapon Obama wants to ban – in a drive-by shooting that wounded three people.
Kaid has no illusions about street guns suddenly vanishing. But he thinks that making it tougher for punks to get pistols will help.
"Anything that will make it harder for people to go out on the street and buy a gun, that's good," he told me.
Kaid is no bleeding-heart liberal or socialist, to use the overheated rhetoric of NRA hard-liners. He does not want to rip the rifles from the hands of hunters or deprive responsible people of personal-protection pistols. He just wants what a lot of us want: common-sense laws to help keep guns out of the wrong hands.
"I don't mind waiting" for a background check, he said of Obama's effort against gun violence. "It's OK to have a gun, to protect your family or a private business. But you have people walking around on the street with a gun in their pocket, they have no license."
Kaid spent $10,000 for the bulletproof counter glass after his uncle's killing, and he keeps a shotgun behind the counter. He wants city officials to put a security camera at the corner.
Despite the bulletproof glass and the shotgun, Kaid said his customers are "good people" who have become friends. While we spoke, he stopped to grab an item off a high shelf for a woman and bantered with a man buying lottery tickets.
After his uncle's killing, sympathetic neighbors left flowers, cards and stuffed animals outside the store.
"There are a lot of nice families in this neighborhood," he said. "All of these guns, it's wrong."
Akeel Kaid's words carry the weight of sorrow and sacrifice. First his father. Then his uncle.
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Monday, January 14, 2013
Wednesday saw teams from the Summerville and Goose Creek areas compete on the hardwood as well as a Region 8-AAAA wrestling match.
The Summerville boys basketball team earned a 78-67 victory at Stratford to improve to 9-4 on the season. Stratford fell to 8-7. The Green Wave outscored the Knights 20-8 in the opening period and 19-8 in the second and then held on for the win. Brandon Wilkerson and John Jenkins led Summerville with 19 points each and center Christian Kalacanic finished with 17 points. Timmy Singleton, Chris McKinnon and Xavier Robinson also scored for Summerville.
Stratford was led by TeAndre Hansley, who scored 25 points. Dimitri Rivers added 21 points and Vernon Lowndes added 11.
The Summerville girls earned a 57-24 victory over Stratford to improve to 9-4 on the season. The Lady Knights dropped to 3-9.
The Lady Wave was led by Kwanza Murray, who had a game-high 14 points. Zuri Green added 12 points for Summerville, which also had baskets from Tinara Brown, JaKaylah Ravenell, Chelsi Anderson, Rodnesha Capers, Michelle Padgett and Gabrielle Stewart.
The Fort Dorchester boys (8-6) hosted Goose Creek and fell 57-38 to the Gators. Baptiste Staggers led the Patriots with 10 points. Dantez Bennamon led the Gators with 16 points.
The Patriot wrestling team dominated its first region match of the season, handing Colleton County a 67-9 loss.
Wednesday wrestling results
Fort Dorchester 67, Colleton County 9
106: Leonardi (FD) d. OQuinn 11-9 113: Wright (F) p. Owens. 120: Wernet (F) foreit. 126: Johnson (F) p. Bright. 132: Buksha (F) forfeit. 138: Washington (F) p. hood. 145: Alfor (F) d. Brandt 13-2. 152: Glover (C) d. Ziliak 6-3. 160: Shaw (C) p. Jenkins. 170: Jacob Hutchinson (F) p. Soloman. 182: Joseph Hutchinson (F) p. Coniglio. 195: Chisolm (F) p. Robert Riveria. 220: Roper (F) p. Francisio Riveria. 285: McDonald (F) p. Snyder.
Records: Fort Dorchester 4-7. Next: FD in Navy Duals in Columbia on Jan. 4-5.
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Prep Time 10 minutes |
Cook Time 20 minutes
8 ounces any Eden Soba, 1 package
2 Tbsp Eden Sesame Oil
2 cloves garlic, pressed
1 medium onion, thinly sliced
1 cup burdock root, juliennedfresh daikon radish, or fresh turnips
1 medium carrot, julienned
2 stalks celery, thinly sliced
1 cup fresh parsley, choppedor cilantro
1 Tbsp Eden Toasted Sesame Oil
1 tsp Eden Brown Rice Vinegar
1 tsp Eden Shoyu Soy Sauce, or to taste
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Spread It Out: Educational oversight needs to be shared
February 24, 2013
Among the most important observations by a consultant who performed an "audit" of public education in West Virginia was that the system is far too centralize....
We as parents need to take a much bigger role in the education of our children. Regardless of race or economic standing our children as a whole are basically at a C average on the WESTEST. Look at the results as basically this: Distinguished = A, Above Mastery = B, Mastery = C, etc. If you're child didn't get an above mastery or Distinguished try to find out what you can do to help. Parents are being misled by the titles because they assume Mastery means their child is doing great when actually its just a C.
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Improving public schools in West Virginia will not be easy and it will not happen overnight. Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin's proposal to accomplish reform is far from perfect....
IF you all want your levies to pass.....TRASH the common core propaganda in the schools!
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Wednesday, March 20, 2013
It was going to be an amazing step in life. With a digital arts degree under his belt and experience teaching this trade, Anthony Macchio Young took a leap of faith and love to move to San Mateo, Calif., in January 2013 to be with his high school sweetheart, Elle. Within days of this move, however, Anthony was on life support and fighting for his life after a bike accident.
Anthony was raised in Mount Pleasant and attended local schools – Whitesides Elementary, Moultrie Middle and graduating from Wando High School in 2008. He was a typical Lowcountry boy spending time skating, swimming, camping and exploring the bounties of the area. He made friends easily and was always busy doing something.
Young's passion has always been in the creative process of design which led him to Full Sail University in Winterpark, Fla. While there he excelled in his field and astonished his professors with his talent and work ethic. He graduated in 2012 with honors and was offered a job with the university. He was loved by the students and his co-workers but something kept tugging at his heart. How wonderful it would be to move to California and pursue his craft and be with the one he loved.
Nobody is quite sure what happened to Anthony on Feb. 1, but there are bits of information that help piece together a story. He wanted to explore San Francisco so he headed out with his bike to take the train from San Mateo into the city. At some point he texted his girlfriend and told her that he had been in a bike accident and had gotten pretty banged up. Anthony made his way back to San Mateo and was found by a neighbor stretched across the steps of his condo unconscious with his bike and helmet nearby.
Anthony's parents, Bill Macchio and Kim Young of Mount Pleasant, received the call that all parents fear and boarded the next westbound plane to take them to their son.
Anthony stayed in the ICU at Stanford Hospital in Palo Alto for several weeks enduring surgeries that would relieve the pressure in his brain and other medical issues that would arise from his head injury.
He is now conscious and is at Kentfield Rehabilitation Center just north of San Francisco but has a long road ahead as he must learn to swallow, move his limbs and speak.
While Anthony is recuperating on the West coast there are friends and family here in Mount Pleasant who are hard at work trying to help Anthony and his family. There will be a benefit on Saturday, April 13 at Steel City Pizza and Triangle Char & Bar from 2-7 p.m.
There will be a silent auction as well as live music. You may learn more about Anthony's condition and make a donation at www.macchiotrustfund.com. Everyone is invited to come out and support Anthony and his family.
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Mary O'Connor was many things to Kendra Wilkinson.
Now, the former star of The Girls Next Door has written down her fond memories of Playboy founder Hugh Hefner's longtime secretary – who died last weekend – in a heartfelt post on her website.
"I'm devastated to hear about the passing of Mary O'Connor," she writes. "She was almost like a therapist because we could talk to her about anything. When I lived at the mansion I was very close with her. Over the years, she helped me through a lot and was always there for me."
Wilkinson, 27, was particularly touched when O'Connor invited her along to her favorite place far from Los Angeles – Branson, Mo. "I felt so special that she invited me to her getaway with her and it was so nice to see where she went away to," Wilkinson says.
One of Wilkinson's favorite memories shows O'Connor's fun-loving side. "She showed up at my bridal shower wearing a shower cap, while all of my friends were in risqué outfits," Wilkinson recalls. "She also held my baby shower for [now 3-year-old son] Lil' Hank which is something I will always be thankful for."
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Pros and cons of this proposal:
- Tootoo is more cap friendly
- Fans don't get to see Cleary relied on/treated like a part of the offense
- An actual "sheriff" if one of our stars gets run
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- (Half-serious) PK gets more practice for the post-season (sounds ridiculous, but sound. Teams with good PK do better in the playoffs).
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Kristin Davis laughs off rumors that she snubbed Cattrall at dinner one night while they were filming the SATC sequel, due in theatres May 27. "[One tabloid story] said Kim and I would eat in the restaurant and not sit together," the actress, 45, says. "The story was that we don't like each other. Ridiculous!"
While the fab four dispel any reports they can't stand each other, they don't deny there has been some tension over the years – just like any busy office.
"When you're on set, you're working 90-hour weeks, you're never home, you're exhausted," Sarah Jessica Parker, 45, who is also the film's producer, says. "There are times when all of us have been sensitive, and sometimes feelings get hurt. But I don't have any regrets about how I've treated people."
Cynthia Nixon also agrees. "It hasn't always been smooth sailing," she tells the magazine, "but the idea that we're somehow adversarial is ludicrous."
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The Stetson University football team ended a 57-year hiatus Saturday night, but the Hatters will have to wait until Sunday to complete their first game since 1956.
Stetson led Warner 10-3 with 12:35 remaining in the second quarter when game officials pulled the teams off the field for a lightning delay. Pouring rain reached the stadium at 8:20 p.m. ET, and an hour later, the game was officially suspended until 3 p.m. on Sunday.
Fans bringing Saturday's game ticket will be readmitted to Spec Martin Stadium on Sunday. Gates will open at 1:30 p.m. and there will be no charge for parking.
A boisterous sell-out crowd of 6,479 witnessed a pregame show that featured the game ball arriving via a skydiver and a ceremony honoring past Stetson Football players. When James LaGamma kicked off at 7:02 p.m., the 57-year wait was officially over.
The Royals struck first with a 27-yard field goal by Connor Killeen just 1:56 into the game to take an early 3-0 lead.
Stetson answered with a game-tying 54 yard drive capped by LaGamma's 34-yard field goal.
In the second quarter, Rob Coggin hauled in a seven-yard pass from Ryan Tentler to give Stetson its first touchdown in the modern era and a 10-3 lead.
The lightning delay began at 7:41 p.m..
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The SONY's lawyer asked me why I'm doing what I'm doing, because of my hatred for SONY? He cannot understand why I'm doing it, because he is paid for what he does. I'm not. I don't hold a grudge against SONY even now Hatred clouds your mind, keeps you from more important things. I have a better use for my mind and knowledge.So, SONY you failed again, you took my equipment but my mind is still free and you canot control it. You failed again. They are just tools, I can get new ones and will continue my HV reversing and bringing back PS3 Linux which you took from us. If you want me to stop then you should just kill me because I cannot live without programming, HV and Linux kernel hacking You know who am I and where I live, so come and get me !!!
Hi guys, no money left anymore. Going to jail soon probably because I cannot pay court costs.But I'm ready to stand up for everything I said and go to jail for that too. It's not important to win, more important is to show them that we are ready to fight, that they cannot scare me off easily. Yeah, I'm ready to go to jail for my believes and my principles.Most of people probably think that all computer and kernel hackers are weak kids, hiding in a cellar, eating pizza whole day, writing software and looking for attention Maybe, but that's NOT me. And I will get out eventually and continue my work. My work means very much to me.
quote: Just who exactly does Sony think they are ? They are in the business of selling products. Their customers paid whatever they are charging for their products. They are using the products they now own in whatever way suits them. What's that got to do with Sony ? They chose to cancel Linux support on PS3. Fine, that's their perogative. But if/when a user finds a way to reinstate Linux support, in spite of Sony's efforts, that has nothing to do with them (except that it goes to show just how inept Sony's engineers really are - if you want to do something, do it right the first time).


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Systemwide Events Calendar
Writing RetreatNovember 30, 9:30am - 2:00pm
Windward Campus, Hale 'Ākoakoa 107/109
"Our Writing Retreat is not exactly a class but is an opportunity to meet and write in company with other beginning and experienced writers. Here we tap into our mutual creative energy. After introductions, we collect ideas in response to a starter prompt, then each person begins to draft a story, poem, memoir, argument or whatever. In small groups we read these diverse pieces and give each other non-critical reader responses. Anyone over 16 is welcome to attend. Bring writing materials, a sack lunch, and perhaps a mug for coffee or tea. A food contribution for the morning snack table is welcome, but it is not necessary. Classes meet on Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Call early to register with your credit card information; course may close due to large enrollment!"
Instructor: Lillian Cunningham
Course Code: P11WR133
Course Fee: $8; $10 walk in on day of course if space available
Date: Saturday, November 30
Time: 9:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Meetings: 1
Event Sponsor
Career and Community Education, Windward Campus
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|Saturday, November 30
|The Wellness Center - Fitness Class Schedule
Maui Campus, Pilina Bldg., Wellness Center
|SOFT Farm Work Day & Honey Harvest
Manoa Campus, 2717 Woodlawn Drive
|Writing Retreat
Windward Campus, Hale 'Ākoakoa 107/109
|Manoa Maniacs Student Tailgate
Manoa Campus, Aloha Stadium
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Ongoing Events
- The Wonder of Learning: the Hundred Languages of Children Exhibit
- Red Hat System Administration I
- EWC Arts Exhibition: Bollywood & Beyond: Costume in Indian Film
- Kalaupapa -- A Source of Light, Constant and Never-Fading
- Trip Around the Island
- Convergence: Glitch_Click_Thunk, Featuring Mark Amerika
- Trip Around the Island exhibit
- Waikiki Parc Features Ashley Huang
- Mark Amerika's image-Exchange for Convergence
- UHWO Bookstore Xmas Sale