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Fountain Gallery, representing artists with mental illness and located at 702 Ninth Avenue, today announced the upcoming opening of In the Black. This group exhibition, spotlighting artists' use of Black in their work, will be on view from March 15 through May 9, 2012, with an Opening Reception on March 15, from 6 to 8 p.m. In the Black is curated by David Manilow.
"Technically, Black is the color that does not emit or reflect light in any part of the visible spectrum, but this description conveys none of its range," said Manilow, a painter and a member of OWS Screen Printing Guild who lives and works in Long Island City and has previously curated two Fountain Gallery exhibitions. "Symbolically, perhaps no color evokes more loaded associations," continued Manilow. "In drawing, an illusion of form may be created through modeling black. But Black may also consume, eclipse or flatten. In this exhibition, the artists of Fountain Gallery evidence a dynamic range of expression in their use of Black."
In the Black showcases nearly 40 works in mediums ranging from acrylic, oil and watercolor paintings and mixed media works to digital photographs and video.
This program is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, and by generous support from The Jarvis & Constance Doctorow Family Foundation and The Renate, Hans and Maria Hofmann Trust.
Fountain Gallery is the premier venue in New York City representing artists with mental illness. Founded by Fountain House in 2000 as a not-for-profit exhibition space for its member-artists living and working with mental illness, the Gallery sells original artworks and collaborates with a wide network of artists, curators and cultural institutions. Embracing artists who are emerging or established, trained or self-taught, Fountain Gallery cultivates artistic growth and makes a vital contribution to the New York arts community.
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5. Are you operating at full MRI capacity today?
6. Do you want to offer your patients the best MRI environment along with your professional care?
Data suggests that you could scan 85-90% of your claustrophobic patients with Cinemavision and proper pre-scan care.
The full articles are on www.cinemavision.biz ChildrenS Hospital in Denver reported:
CONCLUSION: The use of this video system reduced the number of children requiring sedation for MRI examination by 18%. In addition to reducing patient risk, this can potentially reduce cost.
The article from Vanderbilt Monroe Carrell Childrens Hospital:
Currently, "we have about two or three patients a week who are able to have their MRIs done without sedation that we believe would have had to be sedated without the option of a movie to watch," Bozeman added. "This saves money and time, and can be safer for the patient.
St Marys In Cincinnati:
The addition of Cinemavision has reduced pediatric sedation rates at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, or CCHMC, in Cincinnati. Before Cinemavision, 90 percent of MR patients under 7 years old at CCHMC were sedated. Today, only about 60 percent of this age group receives sedation. Hamilton Health Sciences in Ontario Canada justified the purchase of the Cinemavision system in about 4 months just through the reduction in cost of child sedations.
Could you provide references?
1. We will have systems at RSNA and I would be happy to meet anyone at the booth to demonstrate the system. There is a list of references on www.cinemavision.biz
How much time involvement is there to set up for patients (picking a video, starting the system, inserting the DVD, etc.)?
For adults I recommend playing a travel-log DVD like the French or Italian Riviera and just let that run. While we have the options of broadcast TV or selecting a DVD, which does add a minute or so. If you currently offer radio or a CD: It takes no longer to start a DVD or select a TV station for the patient. The headset and goggles take just a moment to put on the patient especially if they are mentioned during the safety briefing. There is also a camera that activates when the tech talks to the patient, so that the patient sees and hears the MRI tech talking. This ensures positive 2 way communication. The system also has a call button the patient can use to alert the tech of a problem.
What is the system install time? What type of contractor help is needed to complete the install? Have you dealt with Lindgren or other MRI shielding companies before?
I personally will come and do the install after hours. I will need an MRI safe ladder, and normally someone from bio-med to assist in the install. I also train that person on how to remove and replace components that might become defective for repair service. Depending on the room configuration, it normally takes a couple of hours to run the fiber optic and power cables. For GE, Siemens and Philips we include a plate that replaces an existing blank plate on the penetration panel. I would prefer that the local MRI service person help with that, but it is not mandatory. Those plates simply unscrew with an allen wrench. Our fiber optics goes through the existing wave guide on most MRIs and through our plate and wave guide with GE. We should not need any Lindgren or shielding support. However some facilities prefer to have Lindgren or the shielding company installs our plate with filter and wave guide apart from the penetration panel. If so I will provide the plate and confer with Lindgren on the location of that.
What kind of training do you provide?
I provide training to the following MRI Technologist: I will work with your MRI technologists on the day following the installation. I personally walk them through how to introduce Cinemavision to both and adult and a child. We then take the patient into the MRI and I show them the best way to place the goggles and headset on the patient and then how to use the Technologist remote control to communicate with the patient during the scan. I also cover the operation of the DVD player, the TV controls, The CD and iPod Player and the use of the Technologist remote control to adjust both Tech and Patient volume. Bio-med: I show them how to quickly test, re-set and/ or remove and replace the various components. I also provide the toll free number to call for technical support. MRI Scheduler: I recommend that we bring the MRI schedulers into the MRI and demonstrate the MRI goggles and audio headset. They then can enthusiastically tell the patients about the wonderful DVD entertainment system they will be able to use when they confirm the MRI appointment. MRI Marketer: I will work with this person to understand the significant marketing challenges they face. We will design a marketing plan to increase MRI referrals.
Are there comparable products in market place?
We originally produced a product that uses a mirror and screen in the room to broadcast an image. However since the patient can still see the bore- it did little to reduce claustrophobia effects. There is another company that produces a similar system. I believe it is offered by Avotec.
How is the video transmitted (wireless, etc.)?
The video is transmitted through fiber optics. There is a MRI safe cable that goes from the Transducer to the goggles and another for the headset. See the Operator /Installation manual
Is there any MRI image degradation or noise on the MRI image due to the electronics (electronic noise)?
No. Before the install I will ask the MRI tech to perform a normal QC check with a head coil and phantom. After the install I have them run that phantom again with the goggles and headset on the phantom. This always confirms that there is no image degradation or noise on the image. I also remain during the following day to help train the MRI techs and observe the images to prove that there are no artifacts or image degradation.
Are service/maintenance agreements available? How is the service contract fulfilled? What is the turnaround time for service?
The system comes with a full year of warranty service for parts and labor. You will call an 800 number to have our technicians diagnose and confirm any problems. If a return is needed, we will issue a RMA. If the component is in stock we will ship that over-night, and you will pack and return the defective part. If it is not in stock, you will ship the part and we will repair it and ship it back. That turn-around time is typically one day. Extended Warranty is also available: Warranty: One year parts and labor One year against any manufacturer defects. 800 number and email for technical support to verify any problems. Our technicians will remotely diagnose any issue and provide telephone assistance. If repair or replacement is required, customer is responsible for packing and shipping components during warranty period. We will train local bio-med personnel on component replacement procedures. Extended Warranty Coverage: Customer may add the option to extend the initial One year Warranty by including an order for the following periods in the original Purchase Order. The extended warranty period covers all parts and labor for components the customer returns to the repair facility.
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Yellowstone grazing allotments
Stephen Gordon lost more cattle to grizzly and wolves than any other rancher in his neck of the woods. In the 20 years that he ran his Diamond G Ranch herd on the Dunoir federal grazing allotment just east of Grand Teton National Park, predators killed between 200 and 250 calves. Since 1999, wolves also killed four horses and nine dogs, three of which stained Gordon's porch red with blood.
Those losses were a significant hit to the checkbook and the spirit, says Gordon. "We're not just talking about losing hundreds of thousands of dollars in livestock, but also the amount of effort to try to keep wolves out of the cattle, like having all our ranch hands out in the herd all night."
State and federal wildlife agencies were also losing on the deal. Wildlife Services and the Wyoming Department of Game and Fish spent considerable time and energy killing 13 wolves and relocating 8 wolves and several bears in the past nine years.
Hoping to help everyone involved, including wildlife, the Forest Service retired the 49,000-acre Dunoir allotment in February with the help of the National Wildlife Federation. The Forest Service also retired the 33,700-acre Icehouse/Willow Creek allotment in Idaho, 20 miles west of Yellowstone National Park. Both retirements are part of a wildlife federation program designed to help ranchers buy leases away from core predator habitat. The conservation group pays ranchers a market value based on an allotment's size and the amount of forage available there. It then works with federal land managers to retire the allotment. On the surface, the two most recent retirements, like those before it, seem to benefit all parties. But for Gordon, the deal is the high card in a losing hand.
Since their Wildlife Conflict Resolution program began in 2002, The National Wildlife Federation has paid about $2 million for at least 27 allotments in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. In total, the program has opened an area twice the size of Grand Teton National Park— about 500,000 acres — for wildlife habitat. Problems on the lands have ranged from bears munching mutton to concerns that bison may spread brucellosis to cattle.
"We've retired the most contentious livestock regions in the area, the ones that have been the knock down drag out fights for ten or more years," says Hank Fischer, a coordinator for the conservation group. Surprisingly, none has been controversial, he says, because the group targets ranching operations like Gordon's where wildlife conflicts are hurting the bottom line.
The program seems to benefit all stakeholders: Agencies spend less time, energy and money killing or moving problem predators; bears, wolves, moose, elk and other wildlife can expand their ranges, interact with other populations, and take advantage of critical spring and fall habitat; and ranchers often use their payments from the environmental group to lease other land where they lose fewer animals.
But despite the payments, some ranchers simply can't find new range for their herds, says Gordon. "The problem is, my allotment was adjacent to my land, and if I lease land somewhere else, I have to truck my cattle there," he says. "I can't do that. I already truck them twice."
Although Gordon calls the program "better than nothing," he would rather run livestock and have a business than be bought out. "I think the program benefits everybody," he says, "but in some senses we're being forced to do this because of the wolf reintroduction." Gray wolves were reintroduced in the area in 1994 and 1995, and before that Gordon says he had much less depredation.
Gordon will continue to graze cattle on the lower 14,500 acres of the Dunoir lease, where grazing is still open and roads and some buildings have already been built. He has cut his herd in half, and is concerned about making ends meet with a smaller venture.
While the change may hurt Gordon, Fischer can think of only one other instance where a rancher didn't use his payment to buy a grazing lease elsewhere. And the absence of Gordon's cattle should benefit Yellowstone wolves. Meanwhile, the Icehouse/Willow Creek retirement is great news for grizzly bears, says Kim Barber, a bear biologist with the Shoshone National Forest. "Grizzly just can't resist the opportunity to kill a sheep," he says. "It's like a kid in a candy store." Icehouse/Willow Creek was the last sheep operation within a designated grizzly conservation area that surrounds the park, although some U.S. Department of Agriculture sheep do cross the conservation area to reach other ranges.
Although the allotments could be reopened for grazing, Fischer doesn't foresee it happening. "At this point we haven't heard any inclination at all to reopen these allotments once they're closed," he says. "Keep in mind, these are allotments that have caused headaches and drained agency resources for years. Would you want to hit yourself in the head with a hammer again?"
The author is an intern for High Country News.
If people like Ted Turner grow, and sell Buffalo, why don't "these" beef ranchers do the same? Where do "they" Nat. Park?, take the buffalo for Slauter? Are they sold to slauter houses by the pound? Are they, the AG. Dept.? still sending men out to shoot down XX amount of buffalo to "thin" the hurds?
I just wanted to point out a misleading and incorrect statement made by the author, "problems on the lands have ranged from...to bison spreading brucellosis to cattle." Actually it was cattle that spread brucellosis to bison and elk. There has never been a known case of wild bison infecting cattle with brucellosis. It is just a fear, not a reality. It is a very common misrepresentation of the facts and it annoys me to no end when I see it repeated again and again.
RE Yellowstone Grazing Allotments:
Did HCN fact check this article thoroughly? Paragraph 5 states that one of the problems this rancher faced included bison spreading brucellosis to cattle. However, there has never been a single documented instance of such a transference. It's a myth drummed up by the livestock industry in order to suppress the native bison population and yet another example of HCN's tendency to mythologize the 'great American cowboy.'
Dear Readers,
Thank you for adding your comments to this discussion. Indeed, there has never been a documented case of bison transmitting brucellosis to cattle. We changed the wording of the sentence in question to say, essentially, that concerns over bison spreading brucellosis to cattle have caused conflicts between ranchers and wildlife. Whether bison, elk or domestic cattle themselves are the source of brucellosis, the fact is that the National Wildlife Federation helped retire an allotment on the Horse Butte peninsula in the Gallatin National Forest where brucellosis in bison was a concern. Here's a link to NWF's fact sheet on the allotment: http://www.huntingandfishingjournal.org/archives/issues/wcr_horsebutte_factsheet.pdf
Here is a link to the Wyoming Department of Game and Fish website where you can find plenty of brucellosis info (check out "Common Questions on Brucellosis in Wyoming"):http://gf.state.wy.us/wildlife/Brucellosis/index.asp
HCN would welcome links to other sources of info on the subject.
Again, thank you for the alert comments.
-Francisco Tharp
From what I have read, there may be some ranchers who previously had term grazing permits (Sheep and Goat allotments) within the Sawtooth National Recreation Area, near Stanley, Idaho. The primary issue environmentally is riparian habitat and sheep bedding grounds. Some sheep permittees on the Sawtooth allowed their bands of permitted sheep to overuse some areas which were considered sensitive by environmental groups. Being a high profile area, environmental groups sued the Sawtooth National Forest. The affected permittees lost out.
The Forest Service offered one sheep permittee a deal: he could still graze in the Sawtooths, but had to use an allotment full of wolves. It will be a challenge to make money on that deal. These days, the Forest Service would prefer to retire a number of grazing allotments and eventually will. Grazing permittees are not the highest priority when competing with recreation, preservation, and wildlife resources. In a way, multiple use is a myth. It may exist in an abstract sense, but definitely not on any individual Forest.
Anonymous 03/24/2008 was submitted by e-mail by me : H. Craig Bradley
I read an article in a Challis Newspaper in 2006 which was the basis of my comments about the Sawtooths. Also, I worked for four years on the White River National Forest in Colorado ('81-'84) as a Range Technician. The subject of wolves is a personal interest, as there are none in Colorado.
According to the article, two forest service seasonal employees from Ogden, Utah were doing field vegetative surveys in the Sawtooth National Recreation Area in Sept. 2006 and had to be evacuated by helicopter because the howling of a wolf pack at night scared them. (No lie).
Apparently, people are afraid of what they don't understand. Add to that today's forest service prohibits employees from carrying firearms on the job. Perhaps they should have howled back, possibly scaring the wolves.


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Sunderland have announced their second signing of the winter transfer window after confirming that Estudiantes centre-back Santiago Vergini will spend the rest of the season on loan at the Stadium of Light.
The club's official Twitter account revealed that an agreement had been struck to bring the defender in on a temporary deal:
A big Wearside welcome to Santiago Vergini, who has joined #SAFC on loan until the end of the season. pic.twitter.com/ffhC75sK0e— Sunderland AFC (@SAFCofficial) January 20, 2014
Vergini arrives as the second loan move of Sunderland's January window, three weeks after Marcos Alonso signed on identical terms from Fiorentina.
The 25-year-old is a full Argentina international but hasn't appeared for his country since earning his first cap in September 2012.
Sky Sports' South American correspondent Paulo Freitas rates the defender in terms of positioning, but a lack of pace stands out as a potential weak spot:
@TR_Chapman @prolix Vergini is very tall, good positioning but isn't too fast, he is very tall, passing is decent, he plays as a CB+— Paulo Freitas (@Cynegeticus) January 16, 2014
Vergini comes to the club looking to further improve the Black Cats' fortunes since Gus Poyet took over, with the northeast outfit going through yet another stage of metamorphosis under the Uruguayan's command.
Speaking to the Sunderland Echo (h/t Sky Sports) earlier in the week, Poyet commended Vergini's desire to play for his team:
"If it goes through, we have to give plenty of credit to the player because he wants this badly. That gives you a big hope as a manager."
The defender has played a prominent role for Estudiantes in the Torneo Inicial this season, helping his side claim the joint-best defence in Argentina's top flight, conceding just 14 goals in their 19 games.
Vergini played the full 90 minutes for 17 of those fixtures, seven of which saw El Leon claim a clean sheet, according to Transfermarkt.
Sunderland are in need of patching up at the back, too, considering they've leaked the third-highest amount of goals in the Premier League this season (36), despite making a number of defensive signings over the summer.
Modibo Diakite and Valentin Roberge were both signed as free transfers to give extra options in the centre of defence, but have seen Wes Brown and John O'Shea claim most of the playing time when both fit and available.
However, Brown has shown some moments of weakness this term, and Poyet would appear intent to draft in some of his own options, with those signed under Paolo Di Canio's reign not quite living up to expectations.
Vergini could be available for the Wednesday, Jan. 22, Capital One Cup semi-final second leg against Manchester United.


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Just wondering, but with only 12 variables, why is it not practical to look at them all?
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little good change in 100cc.
Dream is not that which you see while sleeping it is something that does not let you sleep.
110 cc, to be precise !!!
Good! need more shots from diff. angles if u have.
I Am the Feel
I Am The Yamaha!
As per your request.
Please correct me if I am wrong, but I think that the rear tyre to mudguard space has been increased in this model.
Previously some of the members complained that it bottoms out (rear tyre touches the mudguard) on double sawari, bumps etc.
Hats off to pak-suzuki if they have really solved the problem.
they are making us fooooooooooools
by just doing some cosmetic surgery they lauch same thing & claim A NEW MODEL
R1, as you are a CG lover, so you might not have idea, w.t.f. they have done
the whole main is same sprinter 110
so they didnt go for any R & D& other costs
surgery done considering a locally made bike by dyl junoon
so, in short nothing new nothing diferent
same old things
we have written many companies to call PakistanBikersClub at such events and we will give our comments, do you think they can call us if they are launching such things ?
For Riding Jackets & Gloves, Armors, Saddle Bags, Knee & Elbow Guards etc: https://www.facebook.com/PbcMotorSport?fref=ts
Agree with you Malik Sahab
Dream is not that which you see while sleeping it is something that does not let you sleep.
its nice..
Maa Da Laddlaa Vigar Gaya.... Chevy Aveo Ly K Nikal Gaya.
Yakhhhhh. the must look at indian bikes... martay bhi nahi suzuki walay
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Nice addition in pakistani bikes share price plz
By launching this product their only aim is to further enhance their revenue, nothing new for customers here except little changes to headlight etc.
Web: http://www.bikepics.com/members/sniperr and http://wanderersbook.blogspot.com
^^^Brother What to do then?
I Am the Feel
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yar khamkha he na kahain k design is not good front head light is superb also meter is dashing aur back se they completely changed. Itne der se honda 70 ne kia change kia ha after big seventy model which is coming since 90's. Unse to yeh behtar hain. Agar major change hona chahye to gs 150 me hona chahye comepletly look old. Aur bhai ma honda own karta hoon suzuki nhe phir bhe yeh keh rha hoon.
Good Changes
Support the change !!! Dont expect that they will be launching CBR 250, Yamaha Byson etc etc.. Atleast itni he gairat agayi hai suzuki ko to kafi hai..
Its always step by step.. Good change suzuki.. And if Atlas Honda can fool the people around with new sticker every year then suzuki has done comparatively a good job,
This is not awesome bike and design but still I appreciate PS works atleast they are better then AHL and others by bringing unique products. And by unique my mean is they introduced 150cc and 110cc bikes which were not common in our market.
If i am not wrong Pak Suzuki is the only manufacturer in our country which don't have any 70cc product where as on other hand all local, chinese and other companies focus on and stuck with 70cc super rubbish bikes.
Regarding bike, Suzuki guys should give atleast 500 Rs more to the bike designer, to reduce the space between Cockpit style speed o meter and Gamlay(plant) k moun wali headlight. That space/gap is the most stupid thing in whole bike for me atleast, seriously it is ruining the look of whole bike.
The most attractive things I found are Indicators, tail light and side covers. Don't know why but I am feeling these sidecovers looks bigger then fuel tank or may be i am wrong. Sigh the fuel tank size is not suiting the bike I think if some one replace this fuel tank with any other bike tanks like junoon or cd100 Raider might look better.
And to those who are saying this is DYL junoon copy. Who knows DYL created that design for their bike them self?
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yes the engine is same as that of sprinter... they are trying 2 make some money by doing this tainki tappa changes..


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Washington County
Washington County Wills & Estates
|Aborn to Burris
|Lake to Miller
|Cadwell to Cutler
|Mixer to Putnam
|Dallier to Ewart
|Quimby to Skinner
|Fairchild to Guthrie
|Slater to Twombley
|Haas to Knowlton
|Vanclief to Wilson
|ABORN, Lowry
|Of Providence, R.
I. Will made 1-10-1830, Probated 3-22-1830 (In Rhode Island).
Mentions: wif, Sarah; Children: Mary Barrows Greeno, wife of Ronedad
Greeno; William Henry Aborn; Ann Louise Spencer, wife of Christopher V.
Spencer; Lowry Washington Aborn; Sarah Tucker Aborn; Charles Bowler Aborn;
James Anthony Aborn. Witnesses: Benjamin Aborn, Thomas F. Carpenter,
Philip Crapo.
Book 9, Page 357
|ADDIS, Thomas
|Of Adams Township. Will
made 4-10-1852. Mentions Jonathan, Jesse and Rebecca Addis; Eliza Ann and
Sonnie Gassell; Betsy and Joseph Simons.
Book 9, Page 192
|ALEXANDER, Andrew
|Of Union Township. Will
made 2-8-1815, Probated 3-15-1815. Mentions: wife, Margaretta; Sons-James
and John. Wit: Benjamin F. Stone, Elijah Warren, Rewett Varnum. Executors:
Banjamin F. Stone, James Alexander.
Book 1, Page 280
|ALEXANDER, James
|Of Union Township. Will
made 8-11-1829, Probated October 1829. Mentions: Step-Mother, Margaretta,
brother, John. Witnesses: Lyman Stacy, William Stacy, Benjamin F.
Book 4, Page 387
|ALGER, Preserved
|Will made 4-27-1821,
Probated July 1821. Mentions: wife, Cynthia Catherine; daughter, Cynthia.
Witnesses: Amos P. Harvey, Leonard Foster.
Book 2, Page 214
|ALLEN, Magdalene
|Will made 3-14-1831,
Probated May 1831. Mentions: sons, Jackson and Andrew Allen;
granddaughter, Claris, First child of Polly Allard; daughters Polly Allard
wife of Reuben Allard, Betty Bartlett, wife of William Bartlett and
Louisa; also another son David Allen.
Book 4, Page 440
|ALLISON, Hugh
|Will made Jan. 13, 1824,
Probated Jan 1824. Mentions: sons, William, Robert, Hugh, Jr., and Andrew
Allison; daughters, Polly, wife of Frederick Davis, Betsey, wife of Morgan
Wood, Sally, wife of John Morris; Grandchildren, Eliza, Sally and Betsey,
children of daughter Alice (or Agnes) late wife of Elijah Davis; Sally,
Polly and Asubah, children of daughter Hannah, late wife of Daniel Owen.
Witnesses: Sardine Stone, Charles and Hester Allison.
Note: Hugh Allison was a Revolutionary Soldier who moved to Lowell, Ohio in 1798. He was born in Virginia in 1747, son of Robert Allison, who was born in Ireland and died in Virginia in 1800, aged 104 years.
Lt. Hugh Allison married Sally Scott (1757-10-18-1823). Lt. Allison died August 18, 1824.
|AMES, Cyrus
|Of Belpre, Ohio. Will
made 9-8-1847, Probated October 1847. Mentions: sons, Cyrus, Jr., &CH
Charles R.; daughters, Abigail, wife of Charles H; Brough, Susan Ames and
her children William and Azuba; Daughter-in-law, Mary, wife of Charles R.
Ames, Sarah, wife of Cyrus Ames, Jr. Witnesses; William Pitt Putnam,
William W. Rathbone.
Book 8, Page 50
|ANDERS, Joseph
|Of Harmar City, Ohio.
Will made June 1852. No mention of heirs. WItnesses: Douglas Putnam, F. F.
& M. A. Wiliams.
Book 9, Page 187
|ANDREWS, Robert
|Will made 7-30-1823,
Probated November 1823. Mentions: wife, Electra; brothers, Philander,
Jared and Gideon (deceased). Gideon's share to go to his children; newphe
Alanson Devereaux. Witness: Samuel and Anne Beach.
Book 2, Page 444
|ANDREWS, Samuel
|Will made 1827.
Mentions: wife, Betsy; Children, Hannah M. Samuel, Richard, Polly and
Hetty Andrews. Note: All children minors.
Book 4, Page 208
|ATKERSON, Samuel
|Of Fearing Township.
Will made 3-14-1850, Probated March 1850. Mentions: children, Hannah
Waite, William, Samuel, Ann, Elizabeth, Frederick, Maria, wife of Asa
Perkins, Margaret, wife of Joseph Hall, Elizabeth, wife of William Kelly;
Others whose relationship is not stated. Bedford Croy and Edith Morris.
Witness: John Collins, Charles Yeo.
Book 8, Page 380
|AYLES, David
|Of Aurelius Township.
Will made 3-23-1836, Probated April 1850. Wife, Susan; children, Betsey
Pugh, Elias Ayles, Hannah Low, Louisa Eitts, Palm or Paton Ayers. Witness:
James Palmer, Thomas Flanders, Jr.
Book 8, Page 401
|BAKER, Samuel
|Of Waterford,
Ohio-Physician. Will made 9-30-1805, Probated December 1805. Wife, Rhoda;
children, Isaac, Seth, Samuel, Rhoda and Sally. Witness: Joseph Frye;
Rebecca Culver, Anthony McCandlish, Robert Oliver. Executors: wife, Rhoda
and William Gray.
Book 1, Page 58
|BARBER, Levi
|Will made 11-19-1822,
probated May 1833. Wife mentioned but not names; children, David,
Elizabeth, Austin and Levi, Jr. Witness: James Whitney, Timothy Cone,
David Barker.
Book 5, Page 2
|BARSTOW, Isaac
|Of Newport, Ohio. Will
made 1826, probated 1827. Wife, Frances; children , Cynthia and Adaline.
Note: mentions his land in Mobile, Alabama.
Book 4, Page 95
|BEEBE, William
|Will made 1832.
Mentions: Mary Blizzard, wife of Brooks Blizzard, she was formerly the
wife of William Beebe, deceased.
Book 50, Page 5
|BELL, Frederick
|Will made 4-12-1834,
probated Oct. 1834. Children, Nathan (oldest son), William, Margaret,
Maryon, Elizabeth and Jane (?). Witness: Robert and Matthew Henry.
Book 5, Page 143
|BELL, James
|Of Salem Township. Will
made 7-18-1850, Probated 2-28-1853. Wife, Margaret; children, James, Jr.,
Katharine, Margaret (Jackson, Alison (Carlin), Betsey (Hall). Witness: R.
Crawford, Wiliam P. Skinner.
Book 9, Page 357
|BENEDICT, Levi
|Will made 8-4-1824,
probated October 1824. Wife, Charlotte and child unborn; nephew, George
Benedict. Witness: Joseph Barker, John Stone, William H. Browning.
Book 3, Page 156
|BENT, Daniel
|Will made 1-11-1828,
probated May 1828. Wife, Elizabeth; Children, Lewis, Lucy, Nahum, Dorcas
D., and Susan Oaks. Witness: George Dona, Susan Oaks.
Book 4, Page 130
|BERKINSKA, Polly
|Of Belpre, Ohio. Will
made 6-23-1849, Probated April 1850. Sisters, Lucretia Root and Sally
Polly; Others, relationship not mentioned, Sarah Maria Hubbard, Diantha
Jane and Lucy Dorcas Rosecrans, Lydia Goss. Witness: Benjamin F. Stone,
Alva S. Hubbard.
Book 8, Page 404
|BINEGAR, Jonathan
|Will made 7-15-1850,
Probated Oct. 1850. Children, John W. and Margaret Ann (Fleming). Witness:
Richard Scott, John L. Smith.
Book 8, Page 512
|BIRD, Clarence
|Of Troy, N. Y. Will made
12-1-1825, Probated Dec. 1828. Heirs, David Buel, Jr. of Troy, N. Y. and
William Bird of Black Rock. Witness; D. Buell, Ed E. Coe, Henry F.
Book 4, Page 320
|BIRD, John
|Of Troy, N. Y.
Counsellor-at-Law. Will made 4-20-1805, probated May 1845 in Harding
County, Ohio. Wife, not named; Son, Clarence, also mentions a second son
under 14 years of age living at Burlington, Vermont. Other named in will,
Col. Albert Pawling, Ebenezer Wilson, Benjamin Smith, John Hampden.
Witness: Moses Hale, Stephen Barnes, Isiay Marble.
Book 7, Page 357
|BIRD, Seth
|Of Litchfield, Conn.
WIll made 11-27-1804, Codicil 2-8-1805, Probated March 1846. Children,
Minerva, wife of James Stoddard, Sarah, John Herman. Codicil: To Angelina
Sperry, who has lived with me since infancy. Witness: William Rea, Rhonda
Farnam, Uriel Holmes, Jr.
Book 7, Page 354
|BOSTON, Michael
|Will made 12-25-1844,
probated April 1845. Wife, Rachel; Children, Katharine, Mary, Lovina,
Rachel Elenor, John, Michael. Witness: Richard Scott, Isaac
Book 7, Page 142
|BOSWORTH, Deborah T. Wells
|Administration dated
Dec. 1853. Husband, Daniel P.; Children, Henry Martin, Daniel P. Jr.,
Frank Huntington and George Wells Bosworth.
Book 9, Page 494
Note: Deborah Bosworth was heir to lands in Cape Elizabeth, Maine, inherited from her father and mother the late Martin and Deborah Wells.
|BOSWORTH, Joseph
|Of Marietta, Ohio. Will
made 7-9-1828, Probated April 1830. Daughter, Mary Babcock; Grandchildren,
George Claghorn and Sarah Babcock Bosworth, and Sarah Bosworth Fearing.
Witness: John P. Mayberry, David Barber.
Book 4, Page 322
Note: Joseph Bosworth married Mary Winslow, daughter of William Winslow of Wareham, Mass, June 11, 1766. They settled in Marietta, Ohio with their daughter Mary, who married Joseph Babcock. Joseph Bosworth was a Revolutionary Soldier, the son of Deacon Jos. Bosworth and his 2nd wife Sarah Cobb. He was born Halifax, Mass 11-15-1765, died Marietta, Ohio May 6, 1830. Ref: Bosworth Genealogy by Mary B. Clark, Part 5, pg. 638.
|BOSWORTH, Sala
|Will made July 23, 1823,
probated Nov. 1823. Wife, mentioned but not named; Children, Charles,
Daniel Perkins (a minor), Sala, Jr., John William, Amanda, Clarissa,
Deborah, Selina. Witness: Thomas Broadhurst, Alfred Mayhew.
Book 2, Page 440
Note: Sala Bosworth died October 12, 1823, aged 58 years, buried Mound Cemetery, Marietta, Ohio; Deborah T. his wife * errata - this should be wife of D. P. Bosworth, born Feb. 10, 181_, died 1845; Charles S. Bosworth, died May 14, 1843; Sala Bosworth, Sr., A Revolutionary soldier (Massachusetts in the Revolution, Vol 2, Pg 382) born Halifax, Mass, March 11, 1764, Married Rebecca Perkins Feb. 21, 1788 at Plymouth, Mass; died March 27, 1847, buried McConnellsville, Ohio.
|BOWEN, William
|Of Providence County,
Providence, R. I., Will made 12-20-1831, Probated October 1835. Children,
Elizabeth (Amory), Sarah (Skinner), Harriett (Morris), Maria, wife of John
Whipple; Grandson, Wm. C. Bowen. A bequest to Thomas Burgess of
Providence, relationship not stated. Exr's: Henry Bowen, Wm. Halroyd,
James M. Halyrod.
Book 5, Page 250
|BOWERS, Henry
|Of New York City. Will
made 12-26-1799, Probated 1841 (or 1845). Wife, Mary; Children, John M.,
Rebecca, Harriet; Father-in-law, John R. Meyer, Brother-in-law *errata,
this should be son-in-law, James C. Duane. Witness: John S. Henry, Abraham
Skinner, Thomas Doyle.
Book 7, Page 245
|BRADFORD, Robert
|Will made 1-24-1820,
Probated May 1823. Wife, Louise; Children, Samuel Adams, Robert, Jr. Otis
L., Sally, Sophia. (Sally was the wife of _____Pier.
Book 2, Page 387
Note: Robert Bradford was a Major in the Revolutionary War; born 1750 Plymouth, Mass; married 1st to Keziah Little; buried at Belpre, Ohio. He was a direct descendant of Governor Bradford. Ref: Hildreth's History of Washington County, Ohio.
|BRIGGS, Zadock
|Of Adam, Washington
County, Ohio. Will made 4-26-1822, Probated 11-25-1823. Wife, Sally;
Children, Henry, Anselfm, Zora, Marcus, Franklin, Sally; Polly. Witness:
Sardine Stone, William Davis.
Book 2, Page 430
|BRITTON, James
|Of Fearing Township.
Will made 12-15-1832, Probated February 1833. Wife, Sarah; Children,
Nathan, Levi, John and Jane.
Book 5, Page 3
|BROUGH, Bridgett
|(Late Bridget Cross of
Marietta) Will made 4-1-1822, Probated July 1822. Husband, John; Daughter,
Mary, wife of John Baker of Dutchess County, N. Y. Witness: F. A. Jett,
Thomas Jett, Fannok Bryan.
Book 2, Page 254
Note: Mary Brough wife of John V. Brough, a native of Great Britain, died Sept. 7, 1807, aged 48 years. She was the mother of Governor Brough, and was buried in Mound Cemetery, Marietta, Ohio. Children of John Brough were John, Charles H., William P., Mary Ann and Jane (wife of Hugh Ferry.) Bridget Brough, second wife of John Brough died 4-26-1820.
|BROWN, James
|Of Providence, R. I.
Will made Nov. 20, 1856, Probated June 1837. Sister, Sarah Herreshoffe and
her children; Newphe, John Brown Francis of Warwick, Kent County, R. I.;
Nieces, Sarah B. Ruggles, Anna Rosa Mason who were the children of his
deceased sister Alice Mason. Witness: Thomas P., Moses Brown and Robert H.
Book 5, Page 580
|BROWN, Nicholas
|Of Providence, R. I.
Will made 5-3-1828, Probated November 1842. Wife, Mary B.; Children, Ann
Brown Francis, wife of John B. Francis, Esq., John Carter Brown, Nicholas
Brown; Newphes, Moses B and Robert Hale Ives; Granddaugthers, Abby Francis
and Ann Brown, children of John Brown Francis, Esq. and Ann Brown Francis
(his deceased daughter.) Grandson, Nicholas Brown, son of Nicholas Brown,
my oldest son, now living in the city of New York; Sister-in-law, Amy
Brown Steele; Sister, Mrs. Hope Ives; to Friend, Partner and
Brother-in-law, Thomas P. Ives, Esq., To Mrs. Sarah Balles and her son
Nicholas Brown Balles (relationship not stated.) Witness T. B Fenner, S.
R. Rathbond, D. W. Vaughn.
Book 6, Page 382
Note: Nicholas Brown was the Founder of Brown University or as it was once known Rhode Island College.
|BROWNING, William R.
|Of Belpre Township. Will
made 6-3-1850, Probated June 1851. Wife, name not mentioned; Children,
Sophis, Joseph W., William (this son was to receive land in Mercer County,
Ohio) Nephew, Archer Browning; Grandson, William B. Knapp; Cousin, James
Smith of Philadelphia. Witness; Josiah Henderson, George W.
Book 8, Page 857
|BRUMPTON, Robert
|Will made 4-30-1793,
Probated March 1836. To a friend, James Patterson of Marietta, Ohio.
Exr's: S. Barnes, N. Hunkley, Wm. Burndon.
Book 5, Page 290
Note: He was a sergeant in Capt. Haskell's Co., U. S. Army.
|BUCKLEY, Thomas
|Of New York City. Will
made 4-30-1841, Probated March 1847. Wife, Anna, Children, John L.,
Phineas H., Mary Ann (Wood), Jane L. (Buckley); Grandchildren; Mary Ann
and Walter R. Wood, Edward M. and Ann M. children of my deceased son
Effingham L. Buckley. Witness; John C. Merritt of New York City, Wm. H.
Powell, Thomas G. Stevens.
Book 7, Page 468
Note: Authenticted copy of above will sent to Marietta, Ohio in March 1847.
|BUELL, Daniel H.
|Will made 10-12-1843,
Probarted Nov. 1, 1843. Wife, Theodosia; Mother, Siba (or Liba) Buell;
Children, Mary Elizabeth, Susan (Ward), Edward Wyllys, William Hall, Henry
Joseph, Charles Ferdinand Buell, Witness; Charles Shipman, Weston Thomas.
Book 7, Page 13
Note: Siba (or Liba) Buell was the daughter of Daniel Hand of East Guilford, Conn, and the wife of General Joseph Buell. She died at Marietta, Ohio aged 63 years. Phoebe, consort of Daniel H. Buell died 1-2-1829 aged 39 yrs. Daniel H. Buell, Esq., died 10-12-1843, aged 53 years. Theodosia, daughter of William and Eunice (Fotte) Hall, was the second wife of Daniel H. Buell. She was born in Cochester, Conn, died at Marietta 1-27-1875, buried Mound Cemetery. General Joseph Buell, father of Daniel H. Buell was born Killingsworth, Conn. 2-16-1763, died at Marietta, June 13, 1812. He came to Marietta (Fort Harmar) May 6, 1786-A State senator 1803-5, buried Mound Cemetery, Marietta, Ohio.
Ebenezer Buell, native of Killingsworth, Conn, born 1726, died 1802, He was either an uncle or grandfather of Daniel H. Buell.
|BUELL, Timothy
|Will made 11-27-1830,
Probated March 1837. Mentions a wife (his third). Also, mentions there
were children by each of these wifes, but only one is mentioned, William
P. Buell. Witness John R. Gilmore, Eleanor Chambers Parker.
Book 5, Page 358
Note: Sally Buell, wife of Timothy, died 8-2-1811, aged 32 years. Timothy Buel died 2-6-1837, aged 66 years; Roswell, son of Captain Timothy Buell died 6-29, 1814, aged 19 years.
|BULKLEY, Roger
|Of East Haddom,
Colchester County, also live in New London, Conn. Will made 8-4-1819,
Probated May 1817. Wife, Mary; Children, Benj. R. Geishom, Roger;
Grandchildren, John A, Augustus W., Elza L, Caroline and Aureila Burlkey.
Witness; James Otis, John Ishom, Ralph Ishom.
Book 9, Page 268
|BULLARD, Susan B.
|Administration, May 10, 1852. Talbert Bullard of Indianapolis mentioned as the guardian of infant children, Frank C. and Henry T. Bullard.
|BUNDY, Benjamin
|Will made 3-20-1853,
Probated 3-28-1853. Wife, Rachael; Children, Thomas, Jr. and others not
mentioned. Witness; Joseph Penrose, Evan Smith.
Book 9, Page 376
|BURCH, Ephriam
|Administration made in 1826. Children, Mahala, Mary, John and Thersey (?).
|BURLINGAME, Christopher
|Will made 6-15-1841,
Probated October 1841. Daughter, Charlotte H., wife of John Bennett
Burlingame; Friend, Douglas Putnam, the money received from his pension as
soldier in Revolutionary War. Witness: Seth Hart, Clifton Hodley.
Book 6, Page 249
Note: Christopher Burlingame, a Revolutionary soldier was born in Providence, R. E. in 1753, died 7-12-1841, married Susanna Putnam in 1787. Their children were, Susannah, Persis Maria, Martha, Elizabeth, Lucy Sarah, Edwin, Rufus P., John Bennet, Chrostopher, Jr., and William. Ref: Year Book of Ohio Society, 1897 also Official Poster of Revolutionary Soldier buried in Ohio.
|BURLINGAME, Susanna
|Will made Nov. 11,
1837, probated October 1840. Husband, Christopher; Father General Rufus
Putnam; Son, John B. Burlingame. Witness; Wm. R. Browning, Sophia
Book 6, Page 116
|BURNSIDES, Patrick
|Administration of Estate, March 1825. Heirs, William, Susanna, Ephiriam Burnsides; Nancy (his widow); Betsey and Susannan children of John Burnsides, deceased, Charlotte DeBolt and William DeBolt her husband.
|BURRIS, John
|Of Grandview Township.
Will made 12-29-1848, Probated July 1850. Wife, Eleanor; Children,
Benjamin, Van, Swearingen, Stancile, Martin, John, David, Martha, William,
Nancy Elizabeth and my youngest daughter Lovina, my present wife's child.
Witness; John Green, Jr., James B. Davis.
Book 8, Page 548
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Senator Maria Cantwell (D) of Washington State who is the chairwoman of the Indian Affairs Committee and Republican Representative Tom Cole decided that they would weigh in on one the most important issues facing the country today.
They intend to send a letter " to the commissioner of the National Football League, Roger Goodell, urging him to support changing the name of the Washington Redskins because it offends both Native Americans and others and along with that Senator Cantwell issued a veiled threat that she intends look into the NFL tax-exempt status.
Given all the problems that this country has, economic stagnation, a jobless recovery, uncontrollable spending, and enough National Debt to choke a horse (no offense meant to horses) I am impressed with these two for bring up such an important issue to the public.
Being a member of the carnivore family your lovable little Bear here is also offended by the terms used to describe Bears. I call on these two legislators, who seem to have more time on their hands than they need, to rectify this injustice against Bears with another PR stunt to get their names in front of the public.
And on the eighth day, God looked down on his planned paradise and said, I need a source of frustration — so God made a politician. – Keith Yancy
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Case Study
A woman in her 30s who had suffered sexual abuse for 17 years was referred to the ISVA in December 2008 by the police. The client had been subject to coercion, threats, intimidation, isolation as well as emotional, physical and sexual acts of violence that ensured the perpetrator's complete control over her. In just under 11 months, ISVA provided her with the practical and emotional support to see her abuser sentenced to 19 years imprisonment. Milestones that were achieved for both ISVA and the client are as follows:
- December 2008: Client is referred to ISVA by the police and the abuser is arrested
- April 2009: Defendant is charged with 17 counts
- June 2009: Hearing at Southampton Crown Court and a trial date is set for August 2009
- July 2009: Client is taken for a court visit by ISVA to help familiarise her with the layout of the court rooms, courtroom language & roles of key figures in the court
- August 2009: ISVA is informed that the trial has been put back by a week. The trial is then held and ISVA accompanies client to court who gives evidence over 2 days. Four days later, the jury returns a majority verdict of guilty on 6 counts
- September 2009: Defendant is sentenced to 19 years imprisonment
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A winner was selected from 53 designs submitted by 20 freelance designers.
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Anonymous urges followers to occupy Wall Street on 17 September
Thu, 25 Aug 2011 16:28 UTC
Anonymous tweeted from its @anonops account with the hashtag 'OCCUPYWALLSTREET' and linked to a poster urging its followers to assemble at the financial heart of the US, with the caveat: "Bring Tent."
The S17 campaign was kick started by anti-consumerism organisation Adbusters, which claims that it is "surging ahead internationally".
"Simultaneous occupations of financial districts are now being planned in New York City, Madrid, Milan, London, Paris and San Francisco. With a bit of luck, this list of participating cities will expand," Adbusters said in a blog post.
"If we can pull together just the right mix of non-violence, tenacity and strategic smarts, S17 could be the beginning of the global revolution we've all been dreaming about for so long ... wouldn't that be lovely."
Anonymous also released a video urging its followers to join the peaceful protest, stating that "the abuse and corruption of corporations, banks and governments ends here".
The campaign is another example of the online group becoming increasingly involved in offline methods of protest, most recently evidenced by its support for a protest against the tactics of the San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transport (Bart) agency.
As part of its continuing efforts Anonymous posted semi-naked pictures of a man claimed to be Bart spokesperson Linton Johnson alongside his personal mobile number and email address.
"If you are going to be a dick to the public, then I'm sure you dont mind showing your dick to the public.... Umad Bro? #Bartlulz," said the accompanying text.
Reader Comments
Anonymous looks like they are doing good!! ..GO ANONYMOUS!
... that peaceful protests are so often seeded deliberately with provocateurs, disguised as protesters, who are instructed to cause any and all kinds of trouble designed to provoke violent police action and thus discredit all such protests? Does he/she know that the media, if they cover the event, will show pictures designed to portray the protestors as few in number, fringe, "unattractive" and even "freakish," and will show interviews with witnesses that cast the protestors in a poor light? I've never read a strategy about how to prevent successfully these tried and true manipulations of the PTB. Anybody hear of one?
If it is previously agreed among all those who participate to the intended-to-be peaceful protest that they will be strictly peaceful apart from forcefully removing those from their crowd who aren't peaceful. It's that simple to make it work, but it does require a consensus of wills. You shouldn't pack the sails and go home just because there's some rats in your ship.
Yeah but the problem is that people aren't aware of the agents provocateur in their crowds, the lack of knowledge is what turns them into puppets for violent police intervention, there's got to be information out there and people need to realize that just as there are bait cars awaiting to be destroyed, also, there are agents infiltrated for this sole purpose.
... and let the govt thugs beat the crap outta you, jail you, fingerprint you and bury you under accusations of trespassing obscure statutes which will not stand and ultimately be vacated after having cost you thousands in lawyer and court fees.
Unless of course, you work for them, or are caught, and are then FORCED to work for them. Unfortunately, I don't see the PTB giving up any opportunity to 'mess' with a good idea, or the people involved.
but it's got TRAP written all over it.
yup it's a trap; anonymous bankers are herding the goyim (cattle) into the slaughterhouse....there's a live stream of it on here, [Link]
Fighting the powers that be only empowers them to create more restrictions. The only effective 'fighting', therefore, is to walk away from them and their institutions. What power would wall street have if everyone bartered, or traded in goods/services that weren't printed by the federal reserve/any other ponzi scheme, or collectivised and shared support communally, or produced their own food? Even reducing dependence is more effective than fighting the system. The system's purpose is to create fighting--fighting it serves its purpose.
show some support instead of sitting behind your computer writing about how these people are fucked for being angry and trying to do something


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The national flag of Iceland has a blue field, with a white cross on it, and a red cross inside the white cross, as shown on the picture. The law on the flag was the first law signed by the first president of Iceland; it was signed on 17 June 1944, the day when the Republic of Iceland was founded in Þingvellir. The law on the flag refers to its colors as sky blue (heiðblár), fiery red (eldrauður), and snow white (mjallhvítur), thus referring to glaciers and volcanic fire, which have made such a strong impact on the landscape of Iceland.
Icelandic government institutions commonly use a state flag with a swallowtail, as shown on the right.
Further information about the Icelandic flag is available at the web site of the Icelandic Prime Ministers office.
The use of the national symbols of Iceland, including the escutcheon and the presidential symbols, is restricted by law, and use of the presidential symbols is determined by the Office of the President of Iceland.
The national anthem of Iceland is called Lofsöngur (Song of Praise). The song was premièred during a service in the Reykjavík Cathredal, Dómkirkjan, on 2 August 1874. King Christian IX attended the service, as he was visiting Iceland to formally deliver the new Constitution for the country. The Constitution was a major milestone in the history of Iceland, a great victory in the campaign for independence during the 19th century.
The author of the tune was Sveinbjörn Sveinbjörnsson (1847-1927), who studied music for five years in Copenhagen, Leipzig and Edinburgh. The Rev. Matthías Jochumsson (1835-1920), who was a prolific writer and translator, wrote the poem. His house in Akureyri is now a museum in his honour.More information is available at a multilingual web site dedicated to the national anthem of Iceland; this includes audio files that can be played on a computer.The national anthem of Iceland: Notes for a brass band
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Begin hiking in young forest and climb gently up to a shelf where a glacier-carved lake lies beneath the cliffs of Mt. Pilchuck. The lake is in a subalpine forest meadow setting and is quite popular all months of the year. It can be quite crowded on summer weekends. The rocky shore on the south side of the lake offers the best opportunity for fishing, wildflowers and berry picking.
A 0.7-mile trail has been built around the lake. Please stay on trails and use only established picnic or camp sites. Opportunities for camping are limited in this small and fragile lake basin. A back country box toilet is available. Please use "Leave No Trace" practices.
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Archive for January, 2009
house concert
Monday, January 12th, 2009
well, we hosted our very first house concert on saturday night. it was absolutely amazing and wonderful and such a breath of fresh air during the middle of winter. our opening act was Laurie McClain a folk, americana singer/songwriter. her fresh, crisp voice and touching and fun songs were heard by 30 new fans and […]
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Sunday, January 4th, 2009
did you know that AOL has a Psychic Radio Station? i tuned in expecting to hear what the psychic had to say about my future. the only thing i heard was some woman who thought she was singing but sounded like she was from another galaxy with a horrible hangover. my psychic abilities tell me […]
Sunday, January 4th, 2009
i've reacquainted myself with my office. it's been a while since i've actually sat at my desk and worked at the desktop computer. i usually sit at the kitchen counter and check my email or look for recipes on my laptop, Snow White. my desktop, which is nameless, was buried under mounds of mail, assorted papers of […]


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Dae Gak Robert Genthner (born 1947) is a Zen master in the lineage of Seung Sahn, to whom he is a Dharma heir. He has also studied with Taizan Maezumi, Kyozan Joshu Sasaki, Eido Tai Shimano and Maurine Stuart. He is guiding teacher of Furnace Mountain (Kwan Se Um San Ji Sah) in Clay City, KY, founded in 1994. In ...Read More »
Bo Mun George Bowman
Bo Mun (meaning "Wide Gate"), dharma name Song Hae (born George Bowman) is a Zen master formerly of the Kwan Um School of Zen currently residing as a hermit at Furnace Mountain in Clay City, Kentucky. A practitioner of Zen since 1968, Bo Mun was one of the first Dharma succesors to the late Zen Master Seung Sahn. He has also practiced with Joshu ...Read More »
Bon Yeon Jane Dobisz
Bon Yeon (Jane McLaughlin-Dobisz) is a Zen master in the Kwan Um School of Zen, a dharma heir of the late Seung Sahn. She currently serves as Guiding teacher of the Cambridge Zen Center in Massachusetts, a practice center where she has lived and practiced for many years. Prior to becoming a student of Zen master Seung Sahn in 1982, ...Read More »
Bon Haeng Mark Houghton
Bon Haeng Mark Houghton is a Zen master in the Kwan Um School of Zen and a Dharma heir of the late Seung Sahn Soen Sa Nim, the founder of that school. Bon Haeng was a Yoga instructor prior to becoming a student of Seung Sahn and is currently a teacher at Cambridge Zen Center in Cambridge, Massachusetts. There he ...Read More »
Bon Soeng Jeffrey Kitzes
Zen Master Bon Soeng, born Jeff Kitzes, Since 1992, is Guiding Teacher at Empty Gate Zen Center in Berkeley, California, a member of The Kwan Um School of Zen. Jeff began practicing Zen in 1975, and began practicing with Zen Master Seung Sahn in 1979. In December of 1992, Jeff received inka, authorization to teach kong-ans (koans). In 2001, he ...Read More »
Dae Bong
Zen master Dae Bong (born 1950) is a master with the Kwan Um School of Zen, established by the late Zen master Seung Sahn. Before coming to Zen he studied psychology at University and also worked as a psychological counselor at a Naval shipyard. Dae Bong Soen Sa Nim began practicing with ZM Seung Sahn in 1977 after meeting his ...Read More »
Amon, Nissim
Nissim Amon (born 1963) is an Israeli Sōtō Zen priest based in Israel and Greece, where he runs the Tao's Center. He was ordained by Zen master Seung Sahn at Hwa Gae Sah in Korea, becoming both a monk and meditation teacher. He then traveled to Japan and studied under Gudo Wafu Nishijima-roshi, who gave him Dharma transmission. Amon became a ...Read More »


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|Kristine Stiles, France Family Professor of Art, Art History, and Visual Studies and Professor of Theater Studies
Contemporary Art (1945 - Present)
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My research concerns all aspects of global contemporary art and theory, with a focus on artists writings and experimental art, from conceptual and performance art to installation and art and technology. I continue to work on destruction in art and feminism, as well as in the fields of trauma studies and visual and cultural studies. Two areas in which my research is growing are curatorial studies and practices, and animal studies with a concentration on horses.
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Stacy Crivello
Stacy Crivello holds the County Council seat for the Molokai residency area. She is chair of the Housing, Human Services, and Transportation Committee.
The Housing, Human Services, and Transportation Committee generally meets on the 1st and 3rd Thursdays of the month at 1:30 p.m.
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- Arthur Suyama, Executive Assistant
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Ella Alcon, Molokai
100 Ainoa St.
P. O. Box 889
Kaunakakai, Hawaii 96748
Ph: (808) 553-3888
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- Chair – Housing, Human Services, & Transportation Committee
- Vice-Chair – Committee of the Whole
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- Budget & Finance Committee
- Economic Development, Energy, Agriculture, & Recreation Committee
- Infrastructure and Environmental Management Committee
- Land Use Committee
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Residency Area: Molokai