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Halloween has been now affected by social protest. The Occupy Wall Street protesters have been taking up novel costumes such as wicked witches.
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This audacious attack could be ominous for a war-weary Obama administration that is positioning itself for re-election to the White House.
Halloween is an economist's biggest nightmare come true
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I love to blog hop to all my favorite blogs at least once a week to see what is cooking in their kitchens. The advantage of reading through blogs is you know for sure that recipe worked for them (or not), unlike cooking shows on tv or reading recipes in a magazine or cookbook.
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Thank you for the kind words, they are much appreciated.
Stick around i hope you will be able to learn more
Before i continue for those of you using my system. I have made a few updates to it, so if you use MetaTrader please feel free to download the attached .zip file.
It is virus free and it contains 3 files:
1. Lang.tpl (this is a template file)
2. ZigZag.ex4 (put this in Experts/Indicators)
3. ZigZag4 (put this in Experts/Indicators)
What you will notice on the chart is:
5 EMA - White
10 EMA - Red
25 EMA - Green
50 EMA - Blue
The 5 and 10 we use for the crossover.
25 and 50 will indicate possible changes in the direction of the price and S and R zones.
With the template loaded you should have the Zig Zag indicator on your chart.
We will be trading only on H1 and H4 from now on, because as much as i love it i've decided that i earn money to live and not live to earn money.
Hence i will be trading about an average of 10-15 trades per month, leaving me more time to do stuff
Now my system pretty much remains the same as you will notice, but i've added a very interesting indicator that has been helping me out a lot recently - The ZigZag.
Everyone knows what a zig zag is, it moves up then down and up then down again... what we want to do is..
LONG - when the zig zag moves up and closes with a few candles, to solidify the rise
SHORT - when the zig zag moves down with and closes with a few candles, to solidify the decline
Meanwhile what you can do, is keep an eye on your RSI and your 5/10 crosses.
I have been using RSI a lot in the past 7 months and i have understood that its not as simple of an indicator as it looks. With time you will realize too how powerfull RSI is in predicting price movement and hinting as to what is a major move and what is fluctuation of a major move... it's a wonderful indicator ... embrase it.
Price action from the low of 9260 has taken us as far back up as 9661 (current)...we have broken through all major resistances and for now the horizon is clear with a head on collision imminent with 9750.
As long as the price remains above 9531 our bias remains bullish.
A break below 9531 will turn things consolidative first, which means we may enter a funky channel with hopes for a break out of it to resume the rally towards 9750 or it may break to the downside to decline to 9452, which needs to be broken for the bears to take power and attempt a retest of the lows respectfully 9315 > 9260
A decisive break above 9750 will put us in the clear for 9850.
For now on H4 i am holding my long position untill i see a bearish Zag with a few candles closed to confirm a turn around
I will call the Bullish zigzag line breaks Zigs and the Bearish ones Zags.
At the point we are at... a lot of people can get confused..
A lot of traders know that if you sell when RSI is around 70 and Stochastics are in the overbought... that you would most likely profit hansomely... and even if you didn't look at the charts and just sold and bought on RSI on H4... you would make money...
BUT what if... like on GBP/USD H4 right now.. RSI is over 70 and Stochastics is overbought... do you sell just because it is over 70 ?...
You could... but what you should do to confirm a good exit point is logical R and S on the chart... it is obvious that untill at least 9750.. RSI will stay over 70 and so will stochastics.. and there is more of a chance that RSI and Stochastics will start declining at a logical R than at any other point...
My point is... no matter what indicator you use... nothing can beat logical Ressitance and Support levels based on previous highs and lows of the market... These are the bigg mommas, these are where people sell, people buy... people place stop losses... If anything trend effective is going to happen its around these areas, so keep your heads up for them.
I have also added a chart for you to see how the zig zag indicator can help you with entry points.
The reason i have Entry and Exit Blue and Red circles overlapping each other is that you can short when you closed your long to get in on the reverse and vice versa.
E. Lang


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This is Minab market, which is open on Thursdays
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Emma Jane AMES + Levi BUCK - 1869 Wellington
Who was Emma Jane Ames
She married Levi Buck - he was from a family of early pioneers in Wellington, Henry Gregory BUCK & Elizabeth Frances COOSE who had originally emigrated from Somerset on the BIRMAN
Time line for Levi Buck
* In October 1841 when he was 2 months from his 3rd birthday, Levi left for New Zealand on the BIRMAN with his father, stepmother Elizabeth, 4 of 7 step siblings, his father`s brother, George and family
* In March 1860, aged 22 he played in the first interprovincial cricket match ever played in the colony. In the eleven aside teams he played for Wellington, the Auckland team travelling down - a long and difficult journey in those days... Auckland won with four wickets left in a 32 overs match held near the Mount Cook Barracks...I will post a list of the Wellington players on this site at a later date as a lot of them are on this tree
* In January 1867 aged 29 he was working as a Post Office Clerk, he was also at this time the Treasurer of the Central Fire Brigade in Wellington
* In October 1869 aged 31 he married Emma in St Paul`s Church, Wellington, she was 27.
* 2 months after marriage, in December 1869 he was made the Postmaster at Lawrence, Otago ... see notes under daughter May
* In July 1870 aged 31 his first child, May was born in Lawrence, Otago
* In October 1872 aged 33 his second child, Percy was born in Wellington
* In September 1873 aged 34 he was `removed` to Westport - which is in the South Island, 392 kilometres south west of Wellington .. he was given a gold watch as a testimonial from his well wishes in the district
* In 1875 aged 37 his 3rd child, Alice was born in Wellington
* In 1877 aged 39 his 4th child, Nellie was born in Wellington
* On 1st November 1878 aged 39 Sub-Inspector Goodall and others found an illicit still in the bush at Mongonui Creek near Karere - which is 134km north of Wellington, near Palmerston North. The still was on Mr Walker`s land and was traced to the possession of Fritz Von Schluter and Levi Buck, who were fined 100 pounds each or twelve months imprisonment. According to an article in the Wanganui Herald, what they found was only part of the apparatus and a few days later Mr Walker was burning some fallen bush when he found the rest of the plant and handed it to Constable Gillespie at Palmerston.
In about 1880 aged 42 his 5th child Ernest was born, town unknown
* In the 1880-1881 (aged 42/43) City of Wellington Electrol Roll he was living in Molesworth Street, which is in Thorndon, a kilometre north of Wellington City. He was recorded as a clerk
* In about 1881 when he was aged about 43 he went to the
KING COUNTRY, which is an area of about 7,000 square miles that today contains Taumurunui, Pio Pio, Te Kuiti and many other towns near the Waikato ..
In 1881 the King Country was isolated, uncivilised and without roads - HE WAS NEVER SEEN NOR HEARD OF AGAIN
But what of his wife Emma ? - she lived for another 50 years.
Did she remarry? Who were her parents? siblings? etc
They had 5 children at the time of his disappearance:
May Maud Buck 1870
Percy Ames Buck 1872 - married Jessie Harris
Alice Mary Buck 1875 married George Keeling
Nellie Ames Buck 1877
Ernest Buck 1880
thank you to angelbaby69nz (see 2nd comment below)
Burial of Emma Jane:
Last Name: BUCK
First Name: EMMA JANE
Age: 88
Deceased Date: 00-00-0000
Occupation: Widow
Service Date: 13-11-1930
Service Provided: Burial
Cemetery: Karori
Section: CH ENG2
Plot Number: 15 B
Record Number: 76283
McINTOSH from Larnak, Scotland to New Zealand 1840
Alexander Sandy McINTOSH was born in Lanark, Scotland in 1799
Alexander died in Christchurch on 29 October 1881
ALEXANDER married Margaret Oliphant MacFARLANE 16 Nov 1827 St Paul's Church, Perth, Perthshire
- Margaret was born about 1803 in Findo Gask, Perthshire
the 1st of 8 known children of Henry MacFARLANE & Christina JACKSON
Margaret died in Christchurch on 19 Feb 1881 - 8 months after Alexander
- they are buried in Addington cemetery
Alexander & Margaret emigrated to New Zealand on the LONDON which sailed from London August 13 1840 - arrived in Wellington December 12 1840
- the children with them were:
* John Mcintosh aged 10
-- and triplets:
* Henry McIntosh aged 8
* Lavinia McIntosh aged 8
* Catherine McIntosh aged 8
* Margaret McIntosh aged 5
* Mary Ann McIntosh aged 3
* John Alexander McIntosh aged 9 months
... ALSO on the London
* Henry MacFarlane aged 21
Mary MacFarlane aged 29
John McIntosh aged 24
Mary McIntosh aged 20
* Thomas Maxwell Henderson aged 29
Catherine Henderson (nee MacFarlane) aged 32
& their Son aged 15 months who died at sea 20 Sep 1840
* see notes below for the connection between MacFarlane, McIntosh & Henderson
The children of Alexander McINTOSH & Margaret MacFARLANE:
1/ 1829 - 1830 Mary Ann McIntosh
- born in Falkirk, Scotland
MARY died aged 10 months in Scotland
2/ 1830 - 1900 John McIntosh
- born in Falkirk, Scotland
JOHN died in Lower Hutt, New Zealand
- John married Arabella FIRTH
- Arabella was born 1839 in Mirfield, Kirkless
ARABELLA died 1884 in Lower Hutt, New Zealand
- Arabella arrived in New Zealand on the GEORGE FIFE with her parents James FIRTH & and Hannah RHODES
John and Arabella had 15 children in the Lower Hutt/Wellington areas:
... 1
1855 - 1917 George McIntosh
- born in Lower Hutt
- George married Johanna Catherine GRONNEBECK in 1883
- daughter of Joegen Lorenzen GRONNEBECK & Bodil Marie MESSEN
- they had 10 known children
GEORGE is buried in Dannevirke
... 2
1857 - 1937 Christina Jane McIntosh
- Christina married James CATTELL (1856-1934) in 1878
they had 2 known sons:
* 1879 - James Albert Cattell
* 1886 - Charles Percival Cattell
... 3
1858 - 1929 Edward Jemingham Wakefield McIntosh
- born 19 October in Lower Hutt
- Edward married Sarah Edmund 'Ada' MUDGWAY (1866-1894) in 1881
they had 7 known children:
* 1883 - Maud Elizabeth McIntosh
* 1885 - Florence Arabella McIntosh
* 1886 - Lila Gladys McIntosh
* 1887 - Edward Edmund McIntosh
* 1889 - Alice Mary mcIntosh
* 1890 - Minnie Gertrude Rose McIntosh
* 1891 - Thomas John McIntosh
... & twin brother ...
... 4
1858 - 1922 Peter James Lang McIntosh
- Peter married Deborah STANFORD (1864-1944) in 1884
they had 7 known children:
* 1885 - Nellie Mary Deborah McIntosh, born in Wellington
* 1886 - Walter James McIntosh, born in Wellington
* 1888 - Peter John McIntosh, born in Wellington
* 1896 - Doris Ada McIntosh, born in Dannevirke
* 1897 - Alexander William McIntosh, born in Dannevirke
* 1900 - Henry Transvaal McIntosh, born in Dannevirke
* 1902 - Edward Fraser McIntosh, born in Dannevirke
PETER & DEBORAH are buried in Mangatera Cemetery, Dannevirke
... 5
1869 - 1897 Alexander William McIntosh
- Alexander married Emma Rose MOORE (1863-1918) in Wellington 1881
- Emma was born in Wanganui, a daughter of Henry Moore & his 3rd wife Amelia Elizabeth HART
- they had 9 known children
* 1882 - 1961 Alexander Frederick McIntosh - born Wellington, died Palmerston North
* 1883 - 1954 Ada Amelia Rose McIntosh - born Wellington
* 1885 - 1976 Arabella McIntosh - born Wellington, died Karori
* 1888 - 1920 Lucella Winifred McIntosh - twin born Wellington, died Taumarumui
* 1888 - 1957 Percival Gordon McIntosh - twin, died Wellington
* 1890 - 1976 Walter George McIntosh - born Wellington, died Dannevirke
* 1893 - 1950 Eva Gladys McIntosh - born Dannevirke
* 1895 - 1977 Dorothy May McIntosh - born Dannevirke, died Feilding
* 1897 - 1897 Hope McIntosh - born Dannevirke
ALEXANDER & EMMA are buried in Dannevirke -
... 6
1861 - 1942 Arabella McIntosh
- Arabella married George Henry HARBROE (1854-1926) of Hobart, Tasmania in 1879
- they had 6? known children born in Wellington
* 1880 - 1942 Gertrude Grace 'Dolly' Harbroe
* 1883 - 1883 George Henry Harbroe - died aged 10 months
* 1885 - ? Gewitha Harbroe
* 1887 - ? Margaret Harbroe
* 1892 - 1975 Dorothy/Dorothea Glasgow Harbroe
* 1904 - 1959 Lorna Myrene Harbroe
ARABELLA & GEORGE are buried in Karori
... 7
1862 - 1920 Thomas Maxwell McIntosh
- born in Lower Hutt
- Thomas married Mary ann CLOUTT in 1891
- they had 5 known children
* 1891 - 1959 George Thomas Charles McIntosh
* 1894 - 1956 Eric Edward Maxwell McIntosh
* 1895 - 1912 Harold Vivian McIntosh
* 1898 - 1984 Marjory/Marjorie Rose McIntosh
* 1900 - 1900 Erl Transvaal McIntosh - died aged 8 months
THOMAS died in Greytown, Wairarapa
... 8
1864 - 1914 John McIntosh
- born in Lower Hutt
JOHN possibly married Elizabeth BROWN ??
... 9
1866 - 1937 Emma Catherine McIntosh
- Emma married Charles CUDBY in Lower Hutt in 1882
- son of John CUDBY & Janet NICOL
- they had 3 known children
* 1885 - ? Olive Florence Cudby
* 1890 - 1960 Albert Basil Cudby
* 1892 - 1892 Ernest Gwynne Cudby - died aged 2 months
EMMA died in Lower Hutt
... 10
1869 - ? Margaret McIntosh
- born in Lower Hutt
- Margaret married Daniel McCALLUM (1855-1939) in 1885
- they had 3 known children
* 1886 - Margaret McCallum
* 1888 - Mabel Myrtle McCallum
* 1908 - Gwendoline Mary Mavis McCallum
... 11
1870 - 1947 Henry Albert McIntosh
- Henry married Isabella Murray SORBIE in 1909
HENRY died in Taita
... 12
1871 - 1880 Frederick Joseph Plimmer McIntosh
FREDERICK DROWNED in the Hutt River aged 9
the COLONIST 23 March 1880 ... Frederick McIntosh, aged nine, a son of Mr John McIntosh, proprietor of the Railway Hotel, Lower Hutt, was drowned in the Hutt river on Saturday afternoon. He was standing on the bank watching the flood, when the earth suddenly gave way and precipitated him into the water
... 13
1873 - 1874 Mary Eleanor McIntosh
- born in Lower Hutt
MARY died a few months old in Lower Hutt
... 14
1875 - 1933 Maude Alice McIntosh
- Maude married George William James TASKER (1873-1910)
- son of George William TASKER & Eleanor Martha KNOWLES
GEORGE died aged 37 when their 7 children were aged from 2 to 14
- Maude remarried to Duncan Blair McINNES
MAUDE died in Wanganui
... 15
1877 - ? Alice Mary McIntosh
- nothing known about Alice
3/ 1832 - 1906 Henry McIntosh
- a triplet with Lavinia and Catherine
- he married Edith Atkinson SPURR
- her parents were Reverend Thomas SPURR (1801-1856) & Elizabeth SINGLETON. Dismissed as a clergyman, Spurr advertised as a drawing and painting teacher before going on to become an architectural draughtsman. A position he was consequently also sacked from, this time for alcoholism, insolence and incompetence. He emigrated from Rotherham to Hobart, Australia on the 'Fortitude' in 1840
- Henry died in Christchurch & is buried with his father
4/ 1832 - ? Lavinia McIntosh
- a triplet with Henry and Catherine
- Lavinia married James COOKE in 1853
- she married Henry BENNETT in 1863
5/ 1832 - 1894 Catherine 'Kitty' McIntosh
- a triplet with Henry and Lavinia
- Catherine married Captain Charles August KNIGGE in 1860
from the WELLINGTON INDEPENDENT ... KNIGGE-McINTOSH - On the 23rd December, in the house of Mr John McIntosh, Welington by Rev W. Kirton, Mr Charles A. Knigge, Licensed Victualler, to Catherine, second daughter of Mr Alexander McIntosh, Lyttelton, both of Wellington
their known children (possibly others)
* 1862 - Augusta Lavinia Knigge
* 1865 - Christina Martha Knigge
1867 - On the 9th Oct, at Wellington, the wife of Mr C. A. Knigge, of a daughter
- Charles was a Publican in Wellington at some time, owning the New Zealander
DEATH of CATHERINE ... KNIGGE, August 26 1894, at "The Bungalow" Roxburgh street, Wellington, Catherine McKells, the dearly beloved wife of Charles August Knigge, aged 60 years; after a long and painful illness. Her end was peace
6/ 1835 - ? Margaret 'Maggie' McIntosh
- born in Scotland
- she married in New Zealand to William HENDERSON (he drowned at sea)
- she next married Captain Charles 'Karl' Ernest IFWERSEN in 1863
- they had a daughter
* 1866 - Christina Ifwersen
- Christina married James William SHAND in 1889
- they had 3 known children
* 1891 - 1948 Allan Linley James Shand
* 1892 - 1965 Gipsy Avis Shand
* 1904 - 1962 Gwitha Ifweren Shand
7/ 1837 - ? Mary Anne McIntosh
- born in Scotland
- Mary married Samuel Edward GRAHAM (1833-1918) in New Zealand in 1863
8/ 1839 - 1899 John Alexander 'Jock' McIntosh
- born in Glasgow
- John married Sarah Frances FODEN (1859-1937) on 7 May 1879 in Timaru
- John was the lessee of the 'Winchester Hotel' in at least 1893-1894 & the "Arowhenua Hotel' in at least 1895-1897
- they had 9 known children
* 1880 - 1956 Margaret Matilda McIntosh
* 1881 - 1947 Mabel Gertrude McIntosh
* 1883 - 1944 Harold John McIntosh
* 1885 - 1967 Ethel Christina McIntosh
* 1887 - 1964 Daisy Catherine/Katherine McIntosh
* 1889 - 1949 Gordon Alexander McIntosh
* 1891 - 1987 Ellen Millicent McIntosh
* 1893 - 1967 Norman Edward McIntosh
* 1895 - 1979 Dorothy Gwendoline Frances McIntosh
JOHN died in Gisborne Hospital 23 Dec 1899
9/ 1842 - 1902 Thomas McIntosh
- born in New Zealand
- Thomas married Janet McCLUTCHIE (1840-1890) in 1866
- he married Henrietta Elizabeth RUTTER in 1891
THOMAS died in Christchurch 19 July 1902 age 59
- he is buried PLOT 731C - BLOCK 0 at Addington cemetery
10/ 1842 - 1933 Christina McIntosh
- Christina married Andrew Fraser McLEAN (1832-1913) in 1868
- Andrew was born in Nairside, Inverness-Shire, Scotland
they had 9 known children (possibly in Hawkes Bay)
* 1869 - 1950 William McLean
* 1871 - 1952 Margaret McLean
* 1872 - 1952 Katherine Fraser McLean
* 1875 - 1961 Annie Edith McLean
* 1877 - 1879 Christina McLean
* 1879 - 1964 Alexander McLean
* 1881 - 1974 Andrew McLean
* 1883 - ? Lily McLean
* 1888 - 1981 Lavinia McLean
ANDREW died in Gisborne
If you can add to, or correct any of the above please leave a comment below
* Thomas Maxwell Henderson written 1993 by Anthony G. Flute, entitled 'Pioneers in a new Colony'. An extract follows but go to the link for more ...
- In the year 1840, the London and Provincial newspapers carried large advertisements for tradesmen and women to emigrate and settle the new fledgeling colony of the British Empire called New Zealand.
Thomas Maxwell Henderson, a blacksmith by trade, met his future wife and brother-in-laws, Henry and John Macfarlane in Perth. He was married to Catherine Macfarlane in 1834 and had a son, born in July,1839.
* After a family conference, Thomas and Catherine, John and Henry Macfarlane and their sister Ann Taylor and her husband, were to join the Brigatine LONDON at London dockyards on the 10th August, 1840, for the long and arduous voyage of 121 days to the other side of the world. The journey was to take until the 12th December to reach Port Nicholson, Wellington. Sickness on board during the voyage was unavoidable in the cramped conditions and salty basic diet. A bad bout of dysentry spread through the passengers.
* Catherine's 15 month old child became sick and the ships surgeon, Ralph Johnson, was unable to save him. He died on the 20th September and was buried at sea. This was a bitter blow to the family beginning their new adventure. The Henderson and Macfarlane families headed north for Auckland, arriving just two months before the land sales of 1841. Both families were fortunate to have capital which they had brought with them.
* The township was to be split into one acre lots, selling for 595 each.
Early in 1842, Thomas and Henry formed a partnership and bought a block of land from Dudley Sinclair. On this they built the Commercial Hotel at a cost of 2000, a very large sum of money in those days. The hotel was a good investment, catering for the numbers of immigrants coming into the colony to settle and begin a new life.
The partners also began selling merchandise, ships chandlery and provisions. In 1843 they offered bricks for sale at 1/17/- a thousand and firewood at 4/- a ton. Catherine and Thomas had another son in 1841 called George and a second son in 1843 named Henry William. Thomas Henderson became a driving force in the company of Henderson & Macfarlane and decided to buy a schooner he had seen advertised in Auckland harbour named the LUCIDAN. She became a regular trader to the Bay of Islands in the north of New Zealand
more on Henderson & Macfarlane
Henderson's Mill by Anthony G. Flute
children of Thomas Maxwell Henderson
Thomas Maxwell Henderson on facebook
Thomas's 200th birthday
Thomas Maxwell Henderson 1860
* arrived with the McIntosh on the London
Looking for the passenger list for the STAR of INDIA to NZ 1874
Can you help with the passenger list for the STAR of INDIA that arrived in Wellington, New Zealand from London on 10th November 1874.
A report in the "Wanganui Chronicle" dated 11th November 1874 reads:
Arrived - 'Star of Inida' from London wit 375 Goevernment immigrants, 103 days passage, apparently all well.
During the passage 5 deaths occurred; three were children and two were father and child (further research reveals that one of the male immigrants seized his child one day and jumped overboard in a fit of dementia. Both father and child were drowned.) - there were three births. No sickness now.
From the EVENING POST dated 12th November 1874:
The immigrants by the Star of India were landed this morning. They seem a respectable well selectd lot of people and in excellent health. An old Wellington settler, who was a cabin passenger by the vessel, gives them an excellent character.
Another article on the 14th Novemeber 1874 reports:
The immigrants ex the "Star of India' were landed to-day and, taken as a whole, presented a very respectable appearance, though perhaps there was a good deal of the city element amongst them.
And on the 17th November 1874:
At the Police Court this morning, John Smith and George Ford, charged with refusing duty on board the Star of India were dismissed with caution.
From the EVENING POST dated 20th November 1874:
John Clement, charged with absence withour leave from the Star of India, was committed for three days with hard labour.
From the WANGANUI CHRONICLE dated 21st November 1874:
Some forty more of the Star of India immigrants arrived last evening (into Wanganui) by the Stormbird
From the OTAGO WITNESS dated 21st November 1874:
Thirty nominated immigrants for Otago who arrived at Wellington by the Star of India, there being at the time of that vessel leaving London none by which they could be forwarded to Otago, are now on their way down the coast to this Province in the Lady Bird, and will probably arrive today.
BUT, so far, no passenger list - can you help ??
Mark WOOLMER/YAXLEY (1864-1936) New Zealand
MARK WOOLMER-YAXLEY was born 1864 in Saint Albans, Hertfordshire, England
- a son of Emma PUGH & her first husband Thomas WOOLMER
- his father died when he was about 2 and his mother remarried to Cornelius YAXLEY and 2 more sons in England before they emigrated to New Zealand on the Cathcart, arriving into Lyttelton 29 Aug 1874
on board were:
* his stepfather Cornelius aged 31
* his mother Emma aged 32
* sister Eliza aged 12
* Mark aged 10
* brother Frederick aged 8
* stepbrother Arthur aged 6
* stepbrother Ernest aged 2
(the ages given on a ships list are usually from the time of registration)
they settled somewhere in the South Island
Mark married Agnes Caroline Coventry DALZELL born (19 April 1869) on board the Caroline Coventry on the way to Christchurch. Her parents, William and Margaret (nee Orr) Dalzell emigrated from Northern Ireland as did her grandparents, Thompson DALZELL & his second wife, Susannah STEELE (total of 17 children)
MARK & AGNES had 10 known children (see his link above)
- a son, Henry Yaxley, was born in Kaikoura in 1893
- a son, Horace William Yaxley, died aged 27 in Egypt WWI
see also Yaxley message board
thank you to Warburton for the info on Mark's father (see comments)
John DEW + Ann DAVIS - Kingston-upon-Thames to Taita, New Zealand 1841
William DEW (1804-1862) was born in Kingston-upon-Thames, Surrey
He married Annie Rebecca DAVIS (1801-1884) in 1829
They had
1825 - Ann Dew
1830 - Harriet Dew
1831 - Thomas Dew
1832 - William Dew
1834 - Martha Dew
1836 - John Dew
1839 - Charlotte Dew
1840 - George Dew
When George was 5 months old, (in January 1841) they all boarded the LORD WILLIAM BENTINCK to emigrate to New Zealand.
They arrived in Wellington on 19 May 1841
ALSO on board was Ann Dew (aged 15) - seamstress, possibly William`s sister.
If ou can help with any further descenants of this family please leave a message
I would especially like info on Ann Dew, did she marry ?
Samuel John GAMMAN + Eliza WOODCOCK - Canterbury & Manawatu
Samuel John GAMMAN was born 1834 in Sheldwich, Faversham, Kent.
He was a private and later a corporal with the Royal Engineers, stationed at Shorncliffe and Chatham in Kent as well as Port Louis Mauritius.
Samuel married Eliza WOODCOCK (1840-1930) in 1859 in Brompton, an ancient village near Chatham, 37km north west of Sheldwich - it was once in the Kent county but now is in the Medway Conurbation, England.
It is the home of the Royal Engineers and now houses the
Royal Engineers Museum
He emigrated to New Zealand on the 1st March 1859 shortly after marrying Eliza and arrived in Lyttelton on 11th July 1859, on the 'CAMEO' which left from London. Eliza followed him in 1863
All their children were born in Canterbury, New Zealand:
... 1
1863 - 1959 Francis Henry Gamman
- Francis married Ada NEILSEN on 16 Oct 1907
... 2
1866 - 1932 George Albert Gamman
- George married Jessie Mary MURPHY in 1890
... 3
1867 - 1939 William Alfred Gamman
- William married Annie Matilda TERRY in 1909
... 4
1870 - 1960 Charles Walter Gamman
- Charles married Flora Beatrice BROOME in 1902
- he died in Tauranga aged 90
... 5
1871 - 1958 Rosina Gamman
- Rosina married Samuel SERGEANT in 1891
... 6
1873 - 1874 Elizabeth Jane Gamman
- Elizabeth died aged 10 months
... 7
1874 - 1874 Thomas Gamman
- Thomas died aged 6 weeks in West Oxford, Canterbury
... 8
1875 - 1935 Ernest Edward Gamman
- Ernest married Alice TURNER on Christmas Eve 1906
- Ernest died aged 6 days from 60 in Tauranga
... 9
1877 - 1966 Laura Gamman
- Laura married Arthur William CARMICHAEL on 16 April 1906
... 10
1883 - 1971 Arthur Frederick Gamman
- Arthur married Delilah May COLE on 20 Dec 1906 (4 days before brother Ernest)
SAMUEL JOHN Gamman died 27 May 1901 aged 66 & is buried at
SETTLERS CEMETERY, Dannevirke OR Ormondville Cemetery
Manawatu Times, 30 May 1901 A sudden death occurred at Makotuku on Monday evening, when Mr S. J. Gamman, sen., contractor for the Hawke's Bay Timber Company died at the Makotuku Hotel
... Quite a sensation was caused this afternoon when it was reported that Mr Gamman, senior, the sawmiller, had died at the Makotuku hotel. It appears that Mr Gamman had been in Makotuku since Thursday and Dr Francis had been attending him the last day or two. The cause of death is stated to have been heart disease
Bush Advocate, 1 June 1901 ESTATE OF SAMUEL JOHN GAMMAN, of Smith's Siding, makotuku, Sawmiller, deceased. All Persons having claims against the above are hereby requested to furnish particulars forthwith to T. H. G. LLOYD, Solicitor, Dannevirke
ELIZA Gamman died 23 May 1930 aged 90 & buried at Plot 323, Block 1 at Ormondville cemetery next to 5 month old granddaughter, Lilla Joyce Gamman, daughter of son Arthur
List of the Wellington, NZ wounded at war, for September 1915
An article in the EVENING POST, New Zealand
dated 22nd September 1915
SICK and WOUNDED - - HOSPITAL REPORTS
The following Wellington men are mentioned in the latest hospital and progress reports:
* WOUNDED ADMITTED TO NEW ZEALAND GENERAL HOSPITAL, PONT DE KOUBBEH, CAIRO - 1st to 4th SEPTEMBER 1915:
COOMBS, Arnold 11/982, Sergeant
MORGAN, James Moncur, 11/902, Trooper
BIRRELL, Oswald George, 11/974, Trooper
HOWSE, James Hayward, 11/1009, Trooper
GRIFFEN, Eward, 13/808, Trooper
SPOONER, Gerard Edmund, 11/1060, Trooper
JAMESON, Noel Rutherford, 11/301, Trooper
HUNT, William George, 11/775, Trooper
THOMPSON, Herbert William, 11/932, Trooper
WILSON, Thomas Emerson, 11/556, Trooper
BALDWIN, Charles Cameron, 11/529, Trooper
WISE, Gilbert, 11/840, Trooper - seriously ill enteric
DOUGLAS, James, 11/736, Trooper - seriously ill, enteritis and septic sores
GRAY, William Roy, 10/2164, Private - seriously ill, enteric
GOSLING, Thomas, 10/1497, Private
HEATH, Arthur Ernest, 10/1842, Private
ROGERS, Charles Alfred, 10/733, Private
BRICKELL, Paul Francis, 10/2080, Private
BATH, Frank Herbert, 4/593, Sapper
* WOUNDED ADMITTED TO NEW ZEALAND GENERAL HOSPILAT PONT DE KOUBBEH, CAIRO - 13th SEPTEMBER 1915:
EDWARDS, Victor Clive Stuart, 11/38a, Trooper
*WOUNDED TRANSFERRED TO NEW ZEALAND GENERAL HOSPITAL, PONT DE KOUBBEH, CAIRO - 13th SEPTEMBER 1915:
CAKEBREAD, Edward Eric, 10/2093, L.Corporal - seriously ill
* ADMITTED TO 19th GENERAL HOSPITAL, ALEXANDRIA:
HISS, Percival George, 10/406, Private - enteric
HOWIE, William Gladstone, 9/557, Lieutenant
(John Howie, Waikiwi, Invercargill), 13th Sept.
WILSON, James Gilmoure, 13/153, Trooper
(Mrs J. Wilson, Whatawhata, Auckland)
BISHOP, Kenneth, 13/19, Trooper
(Benjamin Bishop, King Edwards avenue, Epsom)
WILEY, William Robert, 10/1701, Private
(Mrs David T. Wiley, sen., Fulford Street, New Plymouth, mother)
O`DONNELL, William Henry, 6/924, Private
(Mrs M. O`Donnell, Greymouth)
BOLLARD, John Henry Allen, 6/2452, Private
(W.A. Bollard, Moray place, Dunedin, father)
SMITH, William Ernest, 6/1722, Private
(W. Smith, Mount street, Nelson)
WALSH, Amos, 6/735, Bugler
(T. Walsh, Queenstown, Tasmania)
FITNESS, Robert Duntan, 8/1976, Private
(Charles D. Fitness, 24 Cecil road Ilford, London, father)
SHUTKOWSKI from Gdansk, Poland to Carterton, New Zealand 1884
Peter Joseph Shutkowski was born 1851 in Gdansk
- (on the southern edge of Gdansk Bay (of the Baltic Sea) Poland)
- his parents were Peter and Kathleen SHUTKOWSKI
- he married Rosalia Christina LIPINSKI
- Rosalia was born 1846 also in Gdansk
- her parents were Francis and Catherine (nee REDMAN) Lipziski
- Peter died in Carterton, Wairarapa 10 April 1918 aged 67
- Rosalia died in Carterton 5 February 1938 aged 91
Peter & Rosalie married about 1875 and had 3 children. They then emigrated to New Zealand on board the * VICTORY which left Plymouth on the 29 March 1884 and arrived in Wellington on the 30 May 1884. They were nominated by her brother Franz Lipinski who was already settled in Carterton
- I would like the passenger list for this voyage if you have one
- It brought out 470 passengers including 370 Government assisted immigrants.
6 months after arrival in New Zealand Peter and Rosalia had another 4 children
The children of Pete and Rosalie:
1875 - 1957 Francis "Frank' Shutkowski
- born in Gdansk
- Frank married Annie HARGREAVES in St Mary`s Catholic Church, Carterton, New Zealand on 27 June 1905
- they had 10 chidren (see 2nd comment below)
- he died 16 June 1957 aged 82
- Annie died 19 August 1953 aged 73
- They are buried in Clareville Cemetery Carterton
... 26 April 1910 - An oat stack belonging to Frank Shutkowski, South Carterton, was damaged by fire this morning. It contained about seven tons and had been sold to a Wellington firm at a fair price.here was no insurance. The cause of the fire is unknown
... 13 February 1929 WEDDING, A wedding was solemnised at Carterton when Florence Catherine Gibson, of Armagh, Irelan, was married to John Shutkowski, eldest son of Mr and Mrs Frank Shutkowski of Carterton.
The bride was escorted by the bridegroom's father, and wore a lovely gown of beaded silk marocaon, with uneven hem. Her veil was held in place by a coronation crown of orange blossom. She carried a handsome bouquet of white roses, carnatins, and asparagus fern.
Miss Anastasia Rosalia Shutkowski (Carterton) and Miss Elsie Burcher (of Masterton) were bridesmaids, the former wearing a frock of bois de rose silk marocain and black crinoline hat, and carrying a bouquet of roses, carnations, and asparagus fern to tone. The latter wore a frock of peach silk marocain with black crinoline hat, and carried a lovely bouquet of dahlias to tone.
Little Mary Burcher (Masterton) was flower girl, wearing a blue frock of mariette and a head bandeau of forget-me-nots. She carried a dainty basket of flowers to tone.
Mr Clifford McPhee was best man, and Mr Francis Shutkowski groomsman.
The bridegroom's mother was in a beige frock of marocain with hat to match, and carried a posy of dahlias. The reception was held at the residence of the bridegrooms parents. The bridegroom's present to the bride was a toilet set, bride's present to the bridegroom being a set of gold sleeve-links. Each bridesmaid received a gold cross.
The future home of Mr and Mrs Shutkowski will be in Wellington. The Rev Father Keavey performed the ceremony
... SHUTOWSKI, On January 15, 1944, at Waipoi, Otago, Francis William Carroll, beloved husband of Mary Russell Shutkowski, and second son of Francis and Annie Shutkowski, 3 Grey St., Masterton, and late of Carterton; aged 30 years. R.I.P. The friends of the late Francis William Carroll Shutkowski are invited to attend his Funeral which will leave St Mary's Church, Carterton, Tomorrow (Saturday 22 Jan 1944) after Requiem Mass at 9am for the Clareville Cemetery, King's Funeral Service, Broaway, Carterton
1876 - 1930 Constance Anastasia Shutkowski
- born in Gdansk
- Constance married Herbert GREATHEAD 16 June 1903
- Herbert was a brother of George Greathead who married her sister Francisca
- (sons of John GREATHEAD & Mary BRIGHT married 1872)
- she died 11 August 1930 aged 54
- she is buried in Clareville cemetery Carterton
- Herbert died 4 June 1938 in Greytown, Wairarapa aged 63
... CARTERTON. Yestrday, (16 June 1904)) Mr Herbert Greathead, of Gladstone, was married to Miss Shutkowski, of Carterton, and the ceremony was the first of the kind to take place in the Catholice Church in its new position
1883 - 1937 Francisca Magdalena Shutkowski
- born in Gdansk
- Francisca married George GREATHEAD 28 Jan 1904 St Marys Catholic Church, Carterton, brother of Herbert Greathead who married her sister Constance
- she died 10 Sept 1908 of tuberculosis aged 25
- George died 29 years later on 16 Oct 1937 of tuberculosis aged 58
- They are both buried in Clareville Cemetery Carterton.
1884 - 1929 John Michael "Jack" Shutkowski
- born 23 November in New Zealand
- Jack married May PAASKE 21 April 1909 in St Mary`s Catholic Church, Carterton
2 children found to date:
1909 - Walter Douglas Shutkowski
1911 - Myrtle Annie Shutkowski
- May's birth and death dates are unknown - do you know who she was?
- Jack died 2nd June 1929 aged 44
... 22 April 1909 A quiet wedding was soleminised at the residence of the bride's parents, Carterton, yesterday afternoon, when May Paaske, daughter of Mr G. J. Paaske, was married to Mr John M. Shutkowski, second son of Mr Peter Shutkowski. The ceremony was performed by the Rev Father Bowe, of St Mary's Church, and the young couple will reside in Carterton
1886 - 1904 Rosalia Shutkowski
- born 22 August in Carterton, Wairarapa
- Rosalia married ? GOUGH, unknown year
- she died on 18 June 1904 aged 17
- he is buried in Clareville Cemetery Carterton
Do you know who her husband ? Gough was?
1894 - 1942 Joseph Shutkowski
- born in Carterton
- Joseph's marriage (if at all) details are unknown
- - do you know who he was?
1891 - Barbara Shutkowski
- born 9 January in Carterton
- Barbara died 11 August 1897 aged 5
- she is buried in Clareville Cemetery Carterton
24 May 1884 - WELLINGTON
... The Shaw, Saville-Albion Company's chartered steamer Victory, Capt. Elcoate, arrived here from London via Plymouth at 9 o'clock this morning. She came direct from Pymouth and the passage, which was uneventful, occupied 56 days. The Victory brings 50 steerage passengers, and 370 Government immigrants (including 117 single girls) for all ports. Two deaths occurred among married immigrants, those being Wm. Harrison aged 40, from apoplexy on 11th May, and Bathilde Pearson, aged 38, from an abscess on 24th May. Dr Miley in his report speaks highly of the attention paid to the passengers by the officers of the ship, and he states the provisions and water were in abundance and of good quality. The health and behavious of the immigrants is mentioned as having been exceptionally good. The Victory has 2000 tons of cargo for all ports. The single women were landed this afternoon, and sent to the immigration barracks
29 May 1884 - AUCKLAND NEWS
... The Auckland portion pf the Victory's immigrants arrived at Onehunga to-day. The whole of the Victory's immigrants have been engaged. One hundred were sent to the country districts
GDANSK coat of arms
looking for McGUORGUODALE - anywhere
Private John Cooper went to war on the 17th April 1915.
He was with the Otago Infantry Battalion 4th Reinforcements.
He left Wellington New Zealand for Gallipoli where he was killed in action on 27th September 1915
As is next of kin he had put: Mrs M. Cooper (mother) care of
M.A. McGuorguodale, Waikaka Valley, Otago, New Zealand
ALSO: Son of the late Jesse & Mary Ann Cooper of Waikuahuna Gorge
I cannot find one person of the name McGuorguodale anywhere in New Zealand - or for that matter, anywhere in the world - so the spelling must be wrong.
Do you know anyone in New Zealand with that name?
Do you know how it should have been spelt?
Who was James Andrew HUXTON ? married Maria Greathead in Greytown New Zealand 1883
James Andrew Huxton was born in 1827 in Deal, Kent.
When did he emigrate to New Zealand?
Who were his parents?
Did he and Maria have any children?
Where is he buried?
He apparetnly married Jane Anderson - unknown when. She died in September 1867.
He remarried to Maria "POLLY" Greathead who was born in Nelson, Marlborough in January 1847.
Maria's parents were George Greathead and Dorothy Turnball who had emigrated on the MARTHA RIDGWAY arriving in Wellington 1841 - they both died in 1885 in the Wairarapa, buried in Greytown.


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hmmm...Posted: Jul 05, 2006 12:00AM PST by sayno2evercrack
Nintendo busted some balls there. I love you Big N. He'd suck at Advance Wars DS, and forget Brain Age...he'd blow at that.
*Chuckles*Posted: Jul 05, 2006 12:00AM PST by HyruleHero57
I don't care who you are, that's funny right there.
war w/ iraqPosted: Jul 05, 2006 12:00AM PST by Nintendoian666
random army guy: "sir, the terrorist have advance thier troops, what shall we do?" bush:"the hell should i know? i havent got advance wars yet!"*fires guns into the sky*
Yeah...Posted: Jul 05, 2006 12:00AM PST by Mr_Horsefly
I'm sure he'll have fun drawing pictures and stuff. That is, of course, until he gets to the math parts. God help us all when he gets to the math parts... Student: "Teacher, what were trees?" Teacher (with resperator): "Trees were those things we had before Nintendo asked the US President to do math problems... there were so.. many missles...." *crys* Student: "F**king Japs."
Oh mans...Posted: Jul 05, 2006 12:00AM PST by UISjackolope
:D I cant tell if this is a joke or not.
Leave Bush AlonePosted: Jul 05, 2006 12:00AM PST by GUY-ERNEST
So Bush is stupid huh? Well if Bush is so stupid, how come no missles hit us yesterday? No terrorist attack since 9/11, no nuclear war. If that was Clinton, he would have bitten his lips and focused on a different kind of missle, if you know what I mean. And Brain Age? So maybe Bush isn't brain smart, but I bet he would school anybody in Madden Football or Tecmo Bowl. Happy birthday Bush. Happy birthday America. No happy birthday to Sonic though. He's a cartoon character who's not REAL!!!!! PS: Here's my new blog. I hope to talk about my life as a stud, an athlete, a muscleman and an all-around funny guy, teehee. It's called The Meathead Diaries (I gotta admit, I'm a meathead). http://meatheaddiaries.blogspot.com/
Hooray!Posted: Jul 05, 2006 12:00AM PST by LobsterMobster
Hooray for Nintendo! Hooray for giving freebies to only the richest people in the richest nation in the world!
Hey, MeatheadPosted: Jul 05, 2006 12:00AM PST by LobsterMobster
No missiles hit us yesterday because only the Taepodong-2 had the range and it failed in-flight, by no doing of the US. Also, none of the fired missiles had any warheads, also by no doing of the US. It's called a test launch. It's what crazy nations do when they want attention without causing a nuclear holocaust. Secondly, we HAVE had terrorist attacks since 9/11, since the invasion of Afghanistan and since the invasion of Iraq, just on a smaller scale than 9/11 and largely in other countries. You also seem to be forgetting that Clinton warned Bush about Osama Bin Laden, and 9/11 happened on Bush's watch. Feel free to support your meathead president all you like, but get your facts straight first or you just end up looking foolish.
my predictionPosted: Jul 05, 2006 12:00AM PST by toxicwaste21
I see an unprecedented high Brain Age in America's future.
Bush is Tough on Terror, Easy on the EyesPosted: Jul 05, 2006 12:00AM PST by GUY-ERNEST
OK, so whatever you say about the Tapedong missles is right. But Bush is good. How about this? What did Bush ever do to you? Huh? What did he do to you personally? Does it bother you that he's American? If Clinton was President, all those cool Doom-style shooters would probably be illegal. Figures, Korea tries to wip it out, but it doesn't go far. America's got bigger, better missles. Yeah, maybe the commies at Nintendo have bigger brains, but we have bigger, better missles. If I were Bush, I would have sent that game back to Japan and said, "Look, here's a driving manual." Cuz they can't drive. Oooh, I love AMerica.
To Guy ErnestPosted: Jul 05, 2006 12:00AM PST by elitewillie
God, it really shows that you are a meat head because, you don't know crap about politics. Look at Bush's approval ratings, he is doing as bad as Nixon was during his Watergate scandal. The country hates him, other people hate him, therefore, other people in other countries hate america. OH and I really hope that brain age helps the poor man.
This is pretty smartPosted: Jul 05, 2006 12:00AM PST by StereoAssassin
To Bush supporters, it looks like Nintendo is being nice to Bush. To Bush detractors, it looks like Nintendo is making fun of and idiot by giving him a toy to make him smarter. Thatâ??s a win-win strategy.
YOur rite oneofthosedaysPosted: Jul 05, 2006 12:00AM PST by GUY-ERNEST
It's so true. It's like the media is on the side of the terrorist. ANd the bloggers, they're so stupid. We should make a video game, you and me oneofthosedays called "Frag Press" where we shoot reporters who are totally gay for the Taliban like the New Dork Times. LOlz.
HilariousPosted: Jul 05, 2006 12:00AM PST by MastahLink
Bush gets Brain Age, Bin Laden gets Advance Wars, Hilary gets Nintendogs and Bill gets Super Princess Peach.
Good... he needs itPosted: Jul 05, 2006 12:00AM PST by masterkirby492
i hope that game teaches him how to speak and about political crap cause he needs to learn some s***!
Oh brother...Posted: Jul 05, 2006 12:00AM PST by Coltsfan70
I like how a news story like this turns into a political whine-fest.
Shocked at the ignorance on herePosted: Jul 05, 2006 12:00AM PST by nfalzone81
Ok apparently politics isn't something that should ever be discussed on here because it appears that the most uneducated people speak out the most on here. We have one guy who who said something about assassinating a certain person you don't even think of think of plotting that about. Believe me I'm no lover of Bush but you don't say things like that on here or anywhere. Then we have two people who clearly don't know shit about anything going in this country defending Bush by way of the most unthoughtful ploy I've ever heard, "What did Bush ever do to you?" Umm lets see everything he does as President has to do with me and everyone of you, and I suppose if you're rich you reap the benefits. Like when he screwed up Medicare and caused problems for my grandparents, who I then had to help fix the situation. And lets see here another issue Iraq...I hope you know we didn't go into Iraq for terrorists, we went in there because of a lie, which was that they had weapons of mass destruction, and then after our poorly planned war started then guess where all the terrorists went....INTO IRAQ, because they were in there before, and they knew our soldiers were in there. And also go blow it out your hole about the media, the media is reported pretty unbiased on certain networks CNN being one of them, just because it isn't what you want it to be doesn't mean its biased. So instead of giving us some poor pitiful baby whining liberal media bias story, just go get your damn news from Rush Limbaugh, or fox, or freakin CNS then.
hehehehehehehehePosted: Jul 05, 2006 12:00AM PST by Klus_Goose
THEREAL_HaloKing...is a dumbassPosted: Jul 05, 2006 12:00AM PST by jediphoenix
You see some pretty moronic people on the net, but you pretty much take the cake.
HaloQueenPosted: Jul 06, 2006 12:00AM PST by GUY-ERNEST
Look, make it easier. Shoot me. Because I will take a bullet for the President. My mussels so big, I'll probably survive your bullet. Now I admit I'm not the brightest bulb in the neon sign, but freedom of speech has exceptions like yelling fire in a crowded theater and, oh yeah MAKING DEATH THREATS! Look, you know what you need? A girl! Just for you, I'll write up a post on my blog on how to stop whining about the world and start getting ladies. In fact: boom! There you go. Don't whine about the world, and the ladies will love you. If you work out and become a fireman or join the marines, man then you will have a feast fit for a king! I love you man. You're an American. But please make some sense. Or just shoot me.
Uhhh?Posted: Jul 06, 2006 12:00AM PST by french_chicken
Wow, its amazing that a story about The Big N doing something nice for Pesident Bush could cause so much bickering. C'mon guys, its his B-day, at least give the big lug that much! I hate the guy, but damn, Happy birthday already! Oh, and you can say you wish he was dead, but saying you are going to kill him? That's uh... kinda pre-meditation or something. Prisone for the Halo King, someone is gonna make you into a Halo Queen after all!
Bush playing Brain Age just might kill him.Posted: Jul 06, 2006 12:00AM PST by Twin Tiger
I think for the first time ever the game will just stop while W is playing it and say, "You can't possibly be that stupid, can you?" Then the DS will slam shut on his fingers and self-destruct.
As soon as I saw the title...Posted: Jul 06, 2006 12:00AM PST by n25philly
...I could wait to see all of the incredibly stupid comments from all of the "geniuses" out there who's career highlights will be asking people if they want fries. I'm a little dissapointed because there is actually a poster or two who sounds like they can actually rub a couple of brian cells together.
too funnyPosted: Jul 06, 2006 12:00AM PST by _impulse
what a poser. with a name like haloking how can anyone take you seriously. you must be 15. stfu and get off your computer nerd. you think putting 420 in your name makes you look cool? i bet you never smoked in your life. keep hiding behind your computer screen you delusional nerd.
It won't workPosted: Jul 06, 2006 12:00AM PST by videogamer9123
Bush is already waaaaay too stupid, so giving him Brain Age won't make him smarter. It'll just make his head explode from the strain of trying to add 1+1.
RE: ChiliDoggone3DPosted: Jul 06, 2006 12:00AM PST by keldog
Blindly following your "leaders" is undoubtably loyal, but what does loyalty to poor leadership get? More poor leadership. Oh, and treason for "turning the White House into a whore house"? Come on man, getting a little luvin' never sent thousands of soldiers to their death, ruined our reputation with the rest of the world, or impossed right-wing religeous beliefs on our "free" country. Sounds like you need to rethink what is really important in the long run.
See, games work!Posted: Jul 06, 2006 12:00AM PST by ShamanYoh
Who knows; Perhaps in the next few weeks the problems in the Middle East, North Korea, China, the AIDS epidemic, poverty issues, world hunger, and human rights abuses will all dissolve. And then when Hilary's elected President next term (sadly, it's probably inevitable), she'll still bitch about how videogames are corrupting our youth.
oneofthosedaysPosted: Jul 06, 2006 12:00AM PST by coldcrush
Seeing that you're still 17, I'll try and cut you some slack. You wrote: "You know what, if the news keeps doing the shit its doing, then another terrorist strike might happen. The news is like "hey, there is an organization designed to stop terrorists." Seriously.What....the....%#@@%#....are you talking about. YOU'RE the one who needs to watch what he says - spouting off shit like that with no basis or rationale, or real knowledge of what's going on. You probably just heard your dad or Rush Limbaugh say that, and now you're just repeating it like a mindless parrot. Are you insane/home schooled? Do you honestly think that the MEDIA will cause another terrorist attack? Explain how this is going to work, exactly. Oh, because they caused 911, right?? Get outta here. That's like saying that the media caused the Katrina disaster (not the hurricane itself, but the mishandling of it). You're just one of those whiners who can't hold anyone accountable, except the boogeyman MEDIA. If anything, the media hasn't questioned nearly as much as they could have as to why we invaded Iraq, who, uh, DIDN'T attack us on 9/11. I want Bin Laden dead, but invading Iraq is like North Korea attacking us, and then we attack...Cambodia in retaliation?!? Are you one of those idiots who think that iraqis were the hijackers?? The media is slightly right of center overall, something you haven't noticed. FOX "news" dominates the cable airwaves, and CNN has taken note that right wing hype = ratings. So they go and get people like Tucker Carlson (who has since departed), Lou Dobbs, et al. And they reported PLENTY when Iraq had their purple finger elections even though the people ended up electing a Shiite led majority into power. And oh, the Shiites happen to be closely tied with the fundamentalists in Tehran. You know where Tehran is, right? Time Magazine put a big fat "X"'d out portrait of Zarqawi when he was killed, right on the front cover. That must be aiding the terrorists too, right? You think the terrorists don't already know that there's an organization to stop terrorists? You think the terrorists thought that the marines, special forces and army were there to hand out teddy bears in Iraq and Afghanistan? You think that the NEWS is responsible for our soldiers getting killed every day? You think the NEWS is what created this brand of fundamentist Islam that led to terrorist attacks? Do you blame the media for the Oklahoma City Bombing too? Should the news NOT report that our soliders are dying, and that bombings still happen every day? It's a fucking reality. IT IS HAPPENING. You want the media to just not report it? Because it "aids the terrorists"??? You know what other countries hide behind their flags as rationale for censoring the news? Communist states - China. North Korea. You want that sort of environment, go move there. And this one is rich:"Its funny, the news blames and bashes Bush about the XXXXth soldier dying in Iraq but take the murder rate in the entier US and compare that to the war's death rate (over like what, 4-5 years too as compared to one?)." I have three friends in Iraq right now. They would LOVE to hear you compare the soldiers' efforts in the war, dying for their country to that of a murder victim in the US. You think that just because people die all the time, it's ok for these soldiers to just die in a country that we shouldnt even be in right now? If any marines heard what you just said, they'd beat your ass to pulp. I supported Bush when he went into Afghanistan, but he lost me when he cut in Tora Bora and went into Iraq, and then spun reason after reason after each one failed (WMD's where art thou), as to why we were there when it was Al Qaeda who attacked us (and before you shoot out any idiotic retorts, the terrorists who are attacking us in Iraq right now are predominantly Sunni's, NOT AL QAEDA. The now-dead Zarqawi is Jordanian, not Iraqi. He originally went into Iraq because our invasion created a breeding ground for idiot Iraqi fundamentalists to take up jihad). Even Rumsfeld admitted that our invasion may have created more terrorists than before. And I guess the MEDIA is responsible for Bush issuing tax cuts during wartime, right? I'll bet you don't even know about the ramifications of irresponsible actions like that, and what that really means. Oh, and just so you know (so you don't waste your breath), I'm no pussy-ass liberal just because I think this war isn't the right one (think Chuck Hagel or John Murtha). True conservatives wouldn't support this sort of irresponsible government spending. You need to do some research before you start saying shit like that. I couldn't believe what I was seeing in your post. If you respond, you better come back with some real facts to back up your argument, and take off your blindfold.
chilidoggone3dPosted: Jul 06, 2006 12:00AM PST by coldcrush
"And when you get down to it, Bill Clinton is a person who should be exiled for treason against his country. Not for anything big, no........just that he turned THE OVAL OFFICE INTO A WHORE-HOUSE! That's worthy of treason. But, I never said anything during his presidency, because I have a great respect for our countries leaders. You getting up and saying you want to kill Bush, or you want Bush dead, just points out one simple thing. You have no respect for your leaders, and you don't know when to sit down." Oh boy...and here we have one of those "but, but..CLINTON!" hacks. Was getting a BJ in the Whitehouse wrong? Yes. Treasonous? Give me a break. If it was Bush who got a BJ in the white house, I'm willing to bet you wouldnt call treason on him. Let's compare: 1.) attacking Iraq when they didn't attack us on 9/11, and consequently spinning reason after reason as to why our boys are dying there and 2.) getting a hummer. If number 2 is treasonous to you, and number 1 isn't, then you're just plain sick. Where are your priorities? But then again, you're probably one of those clowns who thinks that we should be in Iraq in the first place because that's what Bush told you. So you'd just follow Bush, lock step and everything? I suppored Bush - til he cut and run in Afghanistan and headed off to Iraq. I wanted blood after 9/11, but not the blood of the Iraqis, since they didn't attack us. And I don't give a crap about Hussein - as much as a piece of shit he is, he kept the Iraqi fundamentalists in check, and we had bigger fish to fry - namely, Al Qaeda. HUSSEIN DIDN'T ATTACK US. BIN LADEN DID. If you want to take the humanitarian approach, then by that rationale we should have attacked the Sudanese. Democracy is questioning your leadership if you don't believe they're taking the country in the right direction. That's how America was founded. It sounds like you want a country where you don't question the leadership, no matter how wrong they may be. That's called communism. You some sort of closet commie? I would hope not. I find it amusing the people like you confuse patriotism with jingoistic nationalism. According to you, it's unAmerican to point out the facts.
RE: keldogPosted: Jul 06, 2006 12:00AM PST by Omat5e1
"Gettin a little luvin" in the Oval Office did far, far worse than kill a couple thousand American soldiers. Mainly, it showed the world that the United States doesn't have to be taken seriously. That's why we have the problems with the UN that we have now. That's why North Korea is testing missiles that could hit the country. That's why nobody thought much of it when we were threatening Iraq in 2003. Yes, Bush is indirectly responsible for American soldiers' deaths, but the fact is that at least now our country will be taken seriously. Oh, and for your information, the problem with Clinton wasn't what specifically he did in the Oval Office, it was his constant attempts at keeping all his women silent, even to the point of obstructing a law that he signed.
yes the plane is workingPosted: Jul 06, 2006 12:00AM PST by frozensnake
now nintendo has infultraded the heart of america. theres no stoping nintendo now on there plot to take over amarica. first its a ds in the white housse. next thing ya know were singing the natinal anthum to the super mario theme. its all just a matter of time
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!Posted: Jul 06, 2006 12:00AM PST by capricorn14
Can his brain age game be a special edition called "stone age?"
VOTE REPUBLICAN... It's So Much Easier Than Thinking!Posted: Jul 06, 2006 12:00AM PST by JediRaziel1019
The title says it all. In November 2006, the power will be shifted... plans for impeachment can then be brought forward. Dubya, the evil bastard that he is, should fry for the atrocities he has committed both near and far; but of course, since he has friends in very high places, nothing will probably ever happen to him. A damn shame, really... What the hell - throw him to the lions with the rest of the Religious Right!
To: Chilidoggone3D and ColdcrushPosted: Jul 06, 2006 12:00AM PST by nfalzone81
Coldcrush you couldn't be more right on your last post. But I really don't think you will get through to any Conservative Sheep that you'll find on here let alone any 17 year olds like Chili who probably don't actually know shit about politics. Especially when the 17 year old who is talking shit about Clinton was 3 when Clinton took office and 11 when Bush took office. So Chili you really really don't know shit about what happens at the white house, and regurgitating poorly what your mommy and daddy told you about how they feel makes you look like an ass. Guess who is responsible for 9/11....BIN LADEN!!!!! Not Clinton and not Bush. I'm a democrat but I'm sorry I don't sit there and play the point fingers games with our elected officials, and I don't certainly don't threaten them like others on here do. I might go as far saying that Bush might have prevented it, just like Clinton might have prevented the bombings of the Trade Center, there is really no difference expect that Bush had a warning and he dropped the ball by ignoring it. So before you start spouting off radical conservative garbage on here back it up because older people who know more about these matters are gonna call you on it. So put down Harry Potter and go read a non-fiction book or two or maybe even a newspaper from time to time.
oneofthosedaysPosted: Jul 06, 2006 12:00AM PST by coldcrush
Yes, I went off on a tirade >: ) At least you do seem more moderate than your post seemed to convey. As far as the last part that you wrote: "A political race has become just a contest to do whatever you want, not good for the common people. " I didn't criticize that because I mostly agree with that statement.
Overall...Not Pleased With NintendoPosted: Jul 07, 2006 12:00AM PST by perpetualstudent
This is hilarious in one sense and disrepectful in another. Yes, itâ??s funny that a President of our country is receiving a gift from Nintendo, in that we are of the video game generation and he is not. Itâ??s funny to imagine that he would play it daily given the trivialness of it compared to the serious burden of responsibility none of us can imagine. Which leads to the disrepectful part. Nintendoâ??s letter, while lighthearted for sure, immediately associates the Presidency with baby-boomer status. Marketing language right away in the face of the most executive office of our country. And Nintendo says that the President is now joining millions who play Brain Age. First, how can Nintendo assume he will play it? Second, why would Nintendo think that a President would be glad to jump on any bandwagon? â??Be sure to let us know your brain age.â?? So a President can help you make money. Well, if the President feels he needs to reach out to the video-game generations he can use this opportunity. But this seems to be inevitable. Presidents in the future, by necessity, will graciously stoop to us and endorse our entertainment. It will help the economy, I suppose. But Nintendo sure knows how to not write a letter to the President but to a symbolic figure whose presence is so enigmatic that yes, even what has gravity and prestige and seriousness must become trivial for the time being for the sake of the dollar.
Everyone could use Brain Training!Posted: Jul 08, 2006 12:00AM PST by mlmpro
AS for the Bush haters, 500+ WMD FOUND and still democrats, liberals and liars say zero found! Here is a link to the ACTUAL DECLASSIFIED document: http://instapundit.com/images/Iraqdoc.pdf Here is a cool blog talking about it: http://www.captainsquartersblog.com/mt/archives/007271.php Plus for you real boneheads, the U.S. destroyed HUNDREDS if not thousands of Iraqi military facilities and weapons depo's, prior to the second war, we launched THOUSANDS of cruise missiles alone... maybe we targeted and destoyed some WMD!!! For those with metal disorders, WMD GO BOOM!! Maybe you can volunteer at a military hospital and see for yourself, young and 'healthy' soldiers suffering from a 'mystery' illness, as in WMD exposure.... Second and most importatnt, many Democrats want to CENSOR video games, HER HIGHNESS HILLARY HATES VIDEO GAMES! And she could be the next idiot to sit in the oval office, and Bill will be free to chase interns, while the Queen of the known universe will try to control your games, your health care choices and any money YOU earn, or may earn, when you finally find work! If you like your games, YOU WILL NOT VOTE FOR BILLARY AGAIN! If you are 18 or older, VOTE AGAINST YOUR ENEMY, that is ANYONE who wants to take away your games. Give them an inch and eventually they will take EVERYTHING YOU GOT!!!! Support the troops www.vetphone.org www.homesforourtroops.org
LOL!Posted: Jul 08, 2006 12:00AM PST by VG-REBEL
At least he didnt take it the wrong way. If i was the president, i would wonder if nintendo thought i was stupid or something, but hey thats really cool. Good to know nintendo is backing Bush. Just one more reason i like nintendo. And who knows, maybe bush will start supporting Video Games! That'd be awesome! But hey why not send him a copy of the new super mario bros.? Thats a game anyone can enjoy. Honestly i dont understand whjat paople see in these brain training games. Im one of the smartest in my class, and i would rather play a 1st person shooter or rpg over a puzzle game anyday! But other then that, good move nintendo!
Is this a sign of the new Nintendo?Posted: Jul 09, 2006 12:00AM PST by ChuckQuizmo
WOW! Even the President of the United States of America isn't safe from Nintendo's martketing plans? Is this a new aggressive Nintendo?
Is MLMPRO another member of the REICH-WING?Posted: Jul 10, 2006 12:00AM PST by JediRaziel1019
I can't really tell from his post, but he may be... <rant> This is an addition to my previous post: I never, ever said the Democrats were better than the Repukelicans, I mean, the Dems can't seem to agree on a single issue, but the Repukelicans seem to think that biblical law should rule over constitutional law, and that just makes me sick. Neither party is a great choice for this country (ABOLISH THE 2 PARTY SYSTEM!), but if the choice needs to be made between them, the Democrats are most certainly the lesser of two evils - and DEFINITELY the least corrupt! BUSH, CHENEY and RUMSFELD ALL NEED TO BE TRIED FOR WAR CRIMES AND ATROCITIES! MAY THEY ALL BURN IN HELL (if it actually even exists!) </rant>


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Falco enjoys playing a flawed heroine
As Edie Falco promotes Showtime's "Nurse Jackie," now midway through its sixth season, she radiates a personal comfort level that recognizes the line between frank conversation and intimacy but is not cowed by it.
For five years Falco has taken the unlikely, and easily unlikable, character created by Liz Brixius, Linda Wallem and Evan Dunsky and turned her into a fascinating portrait of human contradiction: loving but self-obsessed, competent but deluded, nurturing but ultimately destructive. In this case, a classic drug addict.
Television is riddled with drunks and druggies in various stages of secrecy and sobriety; Jackie may be high-functioning in that she remains thus far a very good nurse, but "House" had a similar conceit.
What "House" didn't have was a drug-addict lead character who was also a wife and mother.
Although strong female characters have increased in recent years, prestige television still leans heavily on certain hard-boiled characteristics -- violence, promiscuity, mendacity -- that are far less acceptable in a female lead. But from "Weeds" to "Orange Is the New Black," a new form of dark comedy has emerged to explore the female version of the broken hero.
None do it better than "Nurse Jackie," which is so unrelentingly honest that it can be difficult to watch. As a recovering alcoholic herself, Falco feels a sense of responsibility in portraying Jackie's journey toward sobriety, but that isn't why she took the role.
"Addiction wasn't a big part of the character at first," she said. "I had some resistance to the idea. Addiction has been such a big part of my life, and the lives of people I know. I didn't want it treated in a lighthearted way."
She signed on to "Nurse Jackie" because it was the first thing she saw that was truly different from "The Sopranos." "I really did think for a while there that I was done," she said. "I kept getting sent a lot of Italian wives -- people are not terribly creative sometimes -- and what I liked about Jackie was that her struggle was so internal."
Also, she was the main character. "This was a story with a woman at the center. It was about her, as a person, not necessarily as a wife or a mother or even a nurse."
Falco said she's always been hard to cast. "I've never been an ing�nue, I've never been the romantic lead. I'm an actor; give me the script, and I do what I do and hope it's good."
Just as no one could accuse Falco of being "dingy," no one would characterize "Nurse Jackie" as being lighthearted. Certainly, there are hilarious moments, many supplied by the outstanding supporting cast that includes Merritt Wever and Anna Deavere Smith.
"I learned a lot from Jim," Falco said, Jim being her former "Sopranos" co-star James Gandolfini. "He would do these scenes in which Tony would just lie and lie and still be so human. And that's the thing here. Addicts are such wonderful liars."
Offered condolences on the death of her friend, Falco matter-of-factly acknowledges how terrible the loss was and still is.
"It's still not quite real, you know?" she said. "It's a year, but we had such long hiatuses on the show; we would go a year in between seasons and not see each other. I still keep thinking he'll just walk up to me somewhere, like here." She gestures to the patio entrance. "Just there he'll be."


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