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Heritage Howerton MP
(1734 - 1794)
In the American Revolutionary War
By Bryan R. Howerton
Those who have searched for records of individual service during the American Revolutionary War are aware of the scarcity of factu...
John Andrew Bryan, II MP
(1756 - 1824)
"John Andrew Bryant", "John Bryan"
A Patriot of the American Revolution for VIRGINIA with the rank of Private. DAR Ancestor # A016255
Revolutionary War service in Capt. Leftwitch's Co., Colonel Christie. Fought in the Battle of Brandy...
Gen. John Davis MP
(1753 - 1827)
General in Revolutionary War
John Davis was born in Tredyffrin township, where he grew to manhood and married Ann Morton, a daughter of John Morton, a signer of the Declaration of Indep...
Dr. David Jackson, Congressman MP
(1730 - 1801)
A Patriot of the American Revolution for PENNSYLVANIA with the rank of PRIVATE. DAR Ancestor #: A060926
Delegate from Pennsylvania; born in Newtown-Limavady, County Londonderry, Ireland, about 1730; ...
Cpl. Christian Christopher Shockey MP
(1754 - 1779)
He was a soldier in the Revolutionary War. He was wounded at the Battle of Cowpens and was present at the British surrender at Yorktown. Christian Shockey served all through the Revolution,
Frederick Franck de la roche MP
(1757 - 1805)
"Baron Frederick Franck de la Roche"
Baron Frederic Franck de la Roche (1757-1805) was aide to the Marquis de Lafayette at the battle of Brandywine, serving until the surrender at Yorktown. He was born in Treves, Germany, and in 1790 he w...
Major General Matthew Clarkson MP
(1758 - 1825)
Matthew Clarkson. The town of Clarkson in Western New York was named after him.
Military service
He served in the Revolutionary War, first on Long Island, subsequently under Benedict Arnold. He w...
Gen. Marquis IV de Calmes MP
(1755 - 1834)
"Marquise IV", "Calmes"
Marquis Calmes a soldier, born in 1755; died in Woodford County, Kentucky, 27 February, 1834. He was a captain in the American Revolution, and was distinguished at the battle of Monmouth. He became bri...
Bethuel Farrand MP
(1741 - 1794)
A Patriot of the American Revolution for NEW JERSEY with the rank of LIEUTENANT. DAR Ancestor # A038894
Lieutenant in Revolutionary War (Capt. Seeley's Company). He was at Morristown, NJ durring the ...
Henry Gay MP
(c.1758 - 1830)
"Red", "William"
At the Battle of Yorktown, October 29, 1781, he was a bodyguard to General George Washington. In 1796 he married Margaret Russell. In "Rugged Trail to Appalachia" by Mary Brewer it is written that Marg...
Bland Palmer Shiflett MP
(1751 - 1840)
A Patriot of the American Revolution for VIRGINIA with the rank of Private. DAR Ancestor #: A202266 Notes for BLAND SR. SHIFLETT: "BLAND SHIFLET Bland (Blan) Shiflett was born ca. 1751. During the Revo...
John Cannady, Sr MP
(1763 - 1836)
Military History:
American Revolution:
Participated in the Siege of Yorktown.
Reference: Ancestry Genealogy - SmartCopy : Sep 3 2016, 1:34:56 UTC
Pvt. Serajah Comstock MP
(1758 - 1826)
The son of Samuel Comstock and Mary Beardsley of New Fairfield CT, Serajah was baptised October 22, 1758, at the New Fairfield Congregational Church.
At the age of seventeen, Serajah Comstock enliste...
Brig. Gen. Ebenezer Huntington MP
(1754 - 1834)
Ebenezer Huntington (December 26, 1754 – June 17, 1834) was a United States Representative from Connecticut. He was born in Norwich, Connecticut. He pursued academic studies and was graduated from Ya...
Sergeant Peter Kipp MP
(1754 - 1825)
KIPP, PETER Ancestor #: A065477
Service: NEW YORK Rank: SERGEANT
Birth: 1754 NEW YORK CITY NEW YORK
Death: 11-4-1825 MILLERSTOWN PERRY CO PENNSYLVANIA
Pension Number: S*W3262
Service Descript...
Colonel Abram Penn MP
(1743 - 1801)
"Col Abram Penn", "Abram"
Text from website: "Abram (Abraham) Penn, son of George and Ann Penn, was born December 27, 1743, and spent his childhood in Caroline County, Virginia. He married Ruth, daughter of George, Jr. and Ma...
Joseph Wadsworth Brewster MP
(1764 - 1849)
At the age of 16 Dr. Brewster joined the army, and was present at the surrender of Cornwallis, Oct. 19, '81. He afterward studied medicine, came to Onondaga Valley in the spring of 1818, and became a...
Maj. General Samuel Smith (Maryland militia), U.S. Senator MP
(1752 - 1839)
Gen Samuel Smith was in Gen Anthony Wayne's regiment at Valley Forge. He was in the battles of Trenton, Princeton, Monmouth, Germantown, and was present at Cornwallis' surrender. He was one of the orig...
Lieutenant-General Thomas Peter of Crossbasket MP
(1757 - 1828)
is the son of Thomas Peter of Crossbasket and Cardarroch (1723-74). He was born before 10 January 1757, the date upon which his baptism was ...
Rep. David Walker (DemRep-KY) MP
(1763 - 1820)
David Walker (April 13, 1763 – March 1, 1820) was a U.S. Representative from Kentucky, brother of George Walker and grandfather of James David Walker.
Born in Brunswick County, Virginia, Walker att...
Joseph Clay, Continental Congress MP
(1741 - 1804)
Joseph Clay (October 16, 1741 – November 15, 1804) was a soldier and public official from Georgia.
Born in England, he immigrated to the United States and in 1760 settled in Savannah, Georgia. Duri...
James Logan McKee MP
(1752 - 1832)
DAR A 077470, Ensign, VA.
James AFN:1DVT-S12
birth info also given as: MCKEE b. 14 Mar 1751/ 52 Cumberland co., Pa.[ Kerrs Creek, Rockbridge, Virginia]
depending upon which family report / group ...
John Wesley Leap, Sr. (Lieb) MP
(1735 - 1845)
He was one of 16 children, was trained for the Catholic Priesthood and spoke 7 languages. He came to America at the age of 24. He landed in Baltimore, MD in 1757. He enlisted as a Private in the 4th Re...
Gen William James Russell, Jr. MP
(1735 - 1793)
A Patriot of the American Revolution for VIRGINIA with the rank of BRIGADIER GENERAL. DAR Ancestor # A098535
Brig. General William Russell was born in Virginia and received his education at William a...
Micajah Neal, Pvt. MP
(1753 - 1835)
DAR A 071884, Pvt. VA
Norvell Robertson MP
(1765 - 1855)
Norvell Robertson enlisted, July 1781, in the Virginia State Militia, serving at Yorktown in building the breastworks to protect the army from the British. DAR A 097283, Pvt. VA Militia
Pvt. William Goode MP
(1765 - 1837)
American Revolutionary soldier -
Served as a private in the Virginia troops at the siege of Yorktown. He was born in Powhatan County, Va.; died in Clarke County, Ala.—D.A.R. Lineage BooK, vol. 158,...
Thomas Edwards MP
(1754 - 1829)
Ancestor #: A007833
Notice: MORE ON BACK--SEE COMMENT (WHY?)
Service: VIRGINIA Rank: SOLDIER
Birth: 7-6-1754 VIRGINIA
Death: 3-29-1829 GREENE CO INDIANA
Service Descriptio...
John Parke Custis MP
(c.1754 - 1781)
"Jacky", "Jack"
Died of "Camp Fever" a few days after enlisting
John returned home from college to comfort his mother after Martha's daughter, also named Martha, died during an epileptic seizure.
John Parke Custis...
Colonel Christian Febiger (Continental Army) ["Old Denmark"] MP
(1749 - 1796)
DAR Ancestor A038666 Red Flagged: " FUTURE APPLICANTS MUST PROVE CORRECT LINEAGE".
Hans Christian Febiger (or Fibiger) (October 19, 1749 in Fåborg Denmark - September 20, 1796 in Philadelphia Penns...
Capt. John Hancock Linton MP
(1750 - 1836)
"Captain", "John Linton", "Captain John Linton"
Captain John Linton Revolutionary War Soldier, in the Loudoun County, Virginia Militia. His unit was at Yorktown from the summer until October of 1781. * Residence : Not Stated, Chesterfield, South Car...
William Horrall Jr. MP
(1757 - 1842)
"William /Horrall/ Jr.", "William /Horrall Jr./"
William was born in the Virginia Colony, an area that was originally Albermarle County, VA, and later became Amherst Co. His family owned a tobacco farm, and the owners of neighboring farms included Th...
David C. Haggard MP
(1764 - 1844)
Served in the Virginia Militia , about 1779 to 1783. In Battle of Yorktown, Virginia, Oct. 14, 1781, and at the Surrender of Cornwallis, Oct. 19, 1781.
Thomas Taylor Byrd MP
(1752 - 1821)
Thomas Taylor Byrd was born at Westover on the James River, Charles City County, Virginia, on 7 January 1752, the second son of Col. William Byrd III and his first wife, Elizabeth Hill (Carter) Byrd. H...
Colonel Sampson Mathews MP
(1737 - 1807)
A Patriot of the American Revolution for VIRGINIA with the rank of COLONEL. DAR Ancestor # A075570
Sampson Mathews (c. 1737- January 20, 1807) was a Colonel of the Virginia militia during the Ameri...
Jethro New MP
(1757 - 1825)
Jethro New (September 20, 1757 – July 25, 1827) was an 18th-century American frontiersman and Continental Army officer during the American Revolutionary War, at one time serving as an aide to General...
Fulwar Skipwith MP
(1765 - 1839)
Fulwar Skipwith (February 21, 1765 — January 7, 1839) was an American diplomat and politician, who served as a U.S. Consul in Martinique, and later as the U.S. Consul-General in France. He was instru...
Louis Marie, vicomte de Noailles MP
(1756 - 1804)
Le vicomte Louis Marie Marc Antoine de Noailles est un homme politique et militaire français, né à Paris le 17 avril 1756 et mort à La Havane le 9 janvier 1804.
See Wikipedia...
Louis Marie de Noai...
Caleb P. Bennett, Governor MP
(1758 - 1836)
Caleb Prew Bennett (November 11, 1758 – May 9, 1836) was an American soldier and politician from Wilmington, in New Castle County, Delaware. He was a veteran of the American Revolution and the War of...
Captain Anthony James Pye Molloy MP
(c.1754 - 1814)
Anthony James Pye Molloy (c. 1754 – 25 July 1814) was an officer of the Royal Navy. He served during the American War of Independence and the French Revolutionary Wars.
Molloy rose through the ra...
Col. Francis Mallory MP
(b. - 1781)
The Skirmish at Waters Creek was a minor action fought on March 8, 1781, during the American Revolutionary War. It was fought near Waters Creek in Newport News, Virginia between a group of local Patrio...
Charles Thompson, MP, 1st Baronet of Virhees MP
(c.1740 - 1799)
Sir Charles Thompson, 1st Baronet (c.1740 – 17 March 1799, Fareham) was a British naval officer. After long service in the Seven Years' War, American War of Independence and War of the First Coalitio...
Captain Lord Robert Manners MP
(1758 - 1782)
Captain Lord Robert Manners (6 February 1758 – 23 April 1782) was an officer of the Royal Navy and nobleman, the second son of John Manners, Marquess of Granby and Lady Frances Seymour.
Educated at E...
Admiral Sir Thomas Graves KCB MP
(c.1747 - 1814)
Sir Thomas Graves KCB (c.1747 – 29 March 1814) was an officer of the Royal Navy who rose to the rank of admiral after service in the Seven Years' War, the American War of Independence, and the Fren...
Captain John Nicholson Inglefield MP
(1748 - 1828)
John Nicholson Inglefield (1748–1828) was an officer in the British Royal Navy.
John Nicholson Inglefield was the son of a ship's carpenter, Isaac Inglefield, and his wife, a sister of the ship d...
Admiral Samuel Hood, 1st Viscount Hood MP
(1724 - 1816)
Samuel Hood, 1st Viscount Hood ( Butleigh, 12 December 1724 – London, 27 January 1816) was a British Admiral known particularly for his service in the American War of Independence and French Revoluti...
Adm. Thomas Graves, 1st Baron Graves of Gravesend MP
(1725 - 1802)
Thomas Graves, 1st Baron Graves KB (23 October 1725 – 9 February 1802) was a British Admiral and colonial official.
Naval career
Graves was the second son of Rear-Admiral Thomas Graves of Tha...
François-Joseph-Paul, comte de Grasse MP
(1722 - 1788)
François Joseph Paul, marquis de Grasse Tilly, comte de Grasse, né au château des Valettes de Le Bar (actuellement Le Bar-sur-Loup, Alpes-Maritimes) le 13 septembre 1722 et décédé le 11 janvier 1788 au...
Peter Francisco ("Virginia Giant", "Giant of the Revolution") MP
(1760 - 1831)
"Peter Winston", "Pedro Francisco", "Virginia Giant", "Giant of the Revolution", "Virginia Hercules"
Peter Francisco (c. 1760 – January 16, 1831), known variously as the "Virginia Giant" or the "Giant of the Revolution" (and occasionally as the "Virginia Hercules"), was an American patriot and soldi...
General Sir Banastre Tarleton, 1st Baronet, GCB MP
(1754 - 1833)
General Sir Banastre Tarleton , 1st Baronet, GCB (21 August 1754 – 16 January 1833) was a British soldier and politician.
Parents: John Tartleton of Liverpool (1718-1773) and Jane Parker, daughter of...
Colonel John Graves Simcoe MP
(1752 - 1806)
John Graves Simcoe (February 25, 1752 – October 26, 1806) was a British army officer and the first Lieutenant Governor of Upper Canada from 1791–1796. Then frontier, this was modern-day southern Onta...
Maj. Gen. Benedict Arnold, V MP
(1741 - 1801)
"The Traitor"
Benedict Arnold V (January 14, 1741 â June 14, 1801) was a general during the American Revolutionary War. He began the war in the Continental Army but later defected to the British Army. While he w...
Maj. General Henry Knox (Continental Army), 1st U.S. Secretary of War MP
(1750 - 1806)
A Patriot of the American Revolution for MASSACHUSETTS with the rank of MAJOR GENERAL. Ancestor #: A067057
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Henry Knox
1st United States Secretary of War
Major-General Thomas Dundas of Fingask MP
(1750 - 1794)
Member of Parliament for Orkney and Shetland, 1771-89, and 1784-90
is the son of Thomas Dundas of Fingask and Lady Janet Maitland. He was born on 30...
General Sir Robert Abercromby, GCB MP
(1740 - 1827)
General Sir Robert Abercromby GCB (1740–1827), the youngest brother of Sir Ralph Abercromby, was a general in the army, a knight of the Bath, and at one period the governor of Bombay and commander-in...
General Charles O'Hara MP
(1740 - 1802)
General Charles O'Hara (1740 – 25 February 1802) was a British military officer who served in the Seven Years War, American War of Independence, and French Revolutionary War, and later served as Gove...
General Charles Cornwallis, 1st Marquess Cornwallis MP
(1738 - 1805)
Charles Cornwallis, 1st Marquess Cornwallis KG (31 December 1738 – 5 October 1805), styled Viscount Brome between 1753 and 1762 and known as The Earl Cornwallis between 1762 and 1792, was a British A...
William Phillips, Maj. Gen. MP
(1731 - 1781)
William Phillips (1731 – May 13, 1781) was a renowned artilleryman and general officer in the British Army who served as a major-general in the American War of Independence.
Early career
Hans Axel von Fersen MP
(1755 - 1810)
"Axel von Fersen d.y."
Hans Axel von Fersen (Stockholm 4 September 1755 - Stockholm 20 June 1810) was a Swedish Count, a Lieutenant General in the Royal Swedish Army, one of the Lords of the Realm, diplomat and state...
Brig. General Edward Stevens (Colonial Militia) MP
(c.1745 - 1820)
Edward Stevens (1745-August 17, 1820) was an officer in the American Revolutionary War and later a state legislator for Virginia, serving in the Virginia Senate.
Stevens began his military career...
Gen. Robert Lawson MP
(1748 - 1805)
Robert Lawson (January 23, 1748 – April 5, 1805) was an officer from Virginia in the American Revolutionary War.
In early 1776 Lawson was commissioned a major in the 4th Virginia Regiment of th...
Brig. General George Weedon (Continental Army) MP
(c.1734 - 1793)
George Weedon (1734–1793) was an American soldier during the Revolutionary War from Fredericksburg, Virginia. He served as a Brigadier General in the Continental Army and later in the Virginia militi...
Gen. Thomas Nelson, Jr., signer of the "Declaration of Independence" MP
(1738 - 1789)
A Patriot of the American Revolution for VIRGINIA with the rank of BRIGADIER GENERAL. DAR Ancestor # A082284
Thomas Nelson (December 26 , 1738–January 4 , 1789 ), was an American planter, soldier, an...
Brig. General Mordecai Gist (Continental Army) MP
(1742 - 1792)
Mordecai Gist (1743–1792) was a member of a prominent Maryland family who became a general in command of the Maryland Line in the Continental Army during the American Revolution...
Captain Ebenezer Denny MP
(1761 - 1822)
Info added per DAR's "Lineage Book of the Charter Members" by Mary S Lockwood and published 1895 stating he "as ensign in Lieut Col. Butler's regiment, planted the first American flag on the redoubts o...
Gen. Richard Butler MP
(1743 - 1791)
DAR Ancestor #: A017706
Birth: Apr. 1, 1743, Ireland Death: Nov. 4, 1791
American Revolutionary War Veteran-one of the famous "fighting Butlers" of Pennsylvania. Killed at Arthur St. Cl...
Brevet Brig. General Walter Stewart (Continental Army) MP
(1756 - 1796)
"Irish Beauty"
Walter Stewart (1756 – 16 June 1796) was born in Ireland and began his military career as captain of a Pennsylvania infantry company at the beginning of the American Revolutionary War. He served as...
Maj. General "Mad" Anthony Wayne (Cont. Army) MP
(1745 - 1796)
Anthony Wayne (January 1, 1745 – December 15, 1796) was a United States Army general and statesman. Wayne adopted a military career at the outset of the American Revolutionary War, where his military...
Col. Jeremiah Olney (Continental Army) MP
(1749 - 1812)
Jeremiah Olney (1749 – 10 November 1812) was born into an old family from Rhode Island. He formed a company of infantry from that state at the start of the American Revolutionary War. After serving a...
Brig. General Matthias Ogden MP
(1754 - 1791)
BRIGADIER-GENERAL MATTHIAS OGDEN. Matthias Ogden, took an early and a decided part in the late contest with Great Britain. He joined the army at Cambridge, and such was his zeal and resolution, that ...
Brig. General Elias Dayton MP
(1737 - 1807)
A Patriot of the American Revolution for NEW JERSEY with the rank of BRIGADIER GENERAL. DAR Ancestor # A030963
Elias Dayton (May 1, 1737 – October 22, 1807), father of Jonathan Dayton, was born in ...
Philip Van Cortlandt MP
(1749 - 1831)
Philip Van Cortlandt (August 21, 1749–November 21, 1831) was an American surveyor, land-owner, and politician from Westchester County, New York.
During the Revolutionary War, Colonel Cortlandt comman...
Brigadier General Gozen Van Schaick MP
(1736 - 1789)
"Goose Van Schaick"
Goose Van Schaick (September 5, 1736 – July 4, 1789 in Albany) was a Continental Army officer during the American Revolutionary War.
He was the son of Sybrant Van Schaick, Mayor of Albany, New York, ...
Maj. Gen. James Clinton, Continental Army MP
(1736 - 1812)
DAR Ancestor #: A023207
James Clinton (August 9, 1736 – September 22, 1812) was an American Revolutionary War soldier who obtained the rank of major general.
He was born in Ulster County, which i...
Maj. Gen. Benjamin Lincoln (Continental Army) MP
(1733 - 1810)
A Patriot of the American Revolution for MASSACHUSETTS with the rank of MAJOR GENERAL. DAR Ancestor # A070402
When he died the bells of Boston tolled for an hour. John Adams was one of his pallbearer...
Colonel Edward Antill (Continental Army) MP
(1742 - 1789)
Lieutenant Colonel Edward Antill (April 11, 1742 – May 29, 1789) was an American soldier who participated at the Battle of Quebec in 1775.
Antill was born in "Piscataqua" (Piscataway), New Jers...
Alexander Hamilton, 1st Secretary of the United States Treasury MP
(1757 - 1804)
DAR Ancestor #: A050054 Find A Grave Memorial
Alexander Hamilton (January 11, 1755 or 1757 – July 12, 1804) was the first United States Secretary of the Treasury, a Founding Father, economist, and po...
Colonel Alexander Scammell (Continental Army) MP
(1747 - 1781)
Alexander Scammell (1747[2] - October 6, 1781) was a Harvard educated attorney and an officer in the Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War. He was wounded on September 30, 1781 near ...
Brevet Brig. General Moses Hazen (Continental Army) MP
(1733 - 1803)
Moses Hazen (June 1, 1733 – February 5, 1803) was a Brigadier General in the Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War.
"Though rich on paper, he was cash poor and so repeatedly jailed...
Francis Barber, Lieut. Col. MP
(1750 - 1783)
Francis Barber, soldier, educator, was born in 1751 in Princeton NJ. In 1769-76 he conducted an academy in Elizabethtown NJ. He served with distinction all through the revolutionary war; in 1776 he was...
Gen. Peter Muhlenberg (Cont. Army), U.S. Senator MP
(1746 - 1807)
Peter Muhlenberg
John Peter Gabriel Muhlenberg (October 1, 1746 – October 1, 1807) was a clergyman, a soldier and a politician of the Colonial, Revolutionary, and Post-Revolutionary eras in Pennsyl...
John Lamb MP
(1735 - 1800)
Daughters of American Revolution Ancestor #: A068024
Service: NEW YORK Rank: COLONEL
Birth: 1-1-1735 NEW YORK CITY NEW YORK CO NEW YORK
Death: 5-31-1800 NEW YORK CITY NEW YORK CO NEW YORK
Lt. Colonel Edward Carrington (Continental Army) MP
(1748 - 1810)
Edward Carrington (February 11, 1748 – October 28, 1810) was an American soldier and statesman from Virginia. He was a Lieutenant Colonel in the Continental Army, serving as Quartermaster to General ...
Gilbert du Motier, marquis de La Fayette MP
(1757 - 1834)
DAR Ancestor # is A067795 He was in the service of France with the rank of MAJOR GENERAL.
See - Wikipedia...
Marie-Joseph Paul Yves Roch Gilbert du Motier, Marquis de La Fayette (French pronuncia...
George Washington, 1st President of the USA MP
(1732 - 1799)
"The Father of Our Country", "First President of the United States", "President"
George Washington was born on February 22, 1732, in Westmoreland County, Virginia. Washington served as a general and commander-in-chief of the colonial armies during the American Revolution, and later...
Donatien-Marie-Joseph de Vimeur, vicomte de Rochambeau MP
(1755 - 1813)
Donatien-Marie-Joseph de Vimeur, vicomte de Rochambeau (1755 – 16 October 1813) was a French soldier, the son of Jean-Baptiste Donatien de Vimeur, comte de Rochambeau.
He served in ...
Marshal of France Jean-Baptiste Donatien de Vimeur, comte de Rochambeau MP
(1725 - 1807)
Jean-Baptiste Donatien de Vimeur, comte de Rochambeau , né le 1er juillet 1725 à Vendôme et mort le 10 mai 1807 à Thoré-la-Rochette, est un militaire français des XVIIIe et XIXe siècles. Il s'illustre ...


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- An efficiently engineered, multi-level building layout, thoughtfully conceived to provide customer convenience, including over 400 vehicle display and parking spaces
- Convenient and free "off street" customer parking in the building's covered mezzanine level, including five vehicle delivery bays.
- 22 service bays, and six vehicle detailing bays.
- Nine electric vehicle charging stations.
- Separate full floors of new and pre-owned vehicles for each brand
- Individual, brand-specific customer lounge areas, a central cafe bar, interior new-car delivery areas, and free wireless Internet access throughout the building
- State-of-the-art graphics highlighting Nissan and Infiniti products
- Open and inviting sales consultant offices and staff that will ultimately be equipped with e-tablets to provide quick and accurate information to customers shopping in each dealership
- Dedicated service drives and service write-up areas for each brand
SAN FRANCISCO, May 1, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Expanding into a key sales market that is known for a strong interest in leading-edge technology and environmentally smart products, Nissan and Infiniti have appointed a new Nissan dealer and a new Infiniti dealer in the heart of downtown San Francisco. (Photo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20120501/CL97823 ) (Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20080506/NISSANWORDMARKLOGO ) The new dealerships are located on Van Ness Ave., one of the Bay Area's most famous and well-traveled automotive retail corridors. Both dealerships are owned and operated by one of the largest automotive retailers in the world – Penske Automotive Group (NYSE: PAG). "Infiniti and Nissan products and brands directly align with San Francisco's unique customer profile, making this effort a strategic element of our plan to grow sales volume in the U.S.," said Brian Carolin, senior vice present of Sales and Marketing for Nissan North America, Inc. "The 100-percent electric Nissan LEAF has already surpassed 11,000 sales in the U.S. alone. Along with the forthcoming Infiniti LE all-electric luxury sedan, we will make a defining statement in a region known for innovation and technology leadership. We are excited to be represented in such a dramatic way by a leading retailer like Penske Automotive Group in this pivotal market." The opening of the new dealerships will help contribute further to Nissan and Infiniti's sales and market share gains in the U.S. market. In 2011, the Nissan Division posted its best-ever U.S. sales year – up 17.3 percent over the previous year – and Infiniti continues to gain ground. Nissan North America, Inc reported its March 2012 sales of 136,317 units versus 121,141 units a year earlier, an increase of 12.5 percent, and a record for any month in the company's history. "I'm very pleased to offer the Nissan and Infiniti brands in world-class, state-of-the-art dealerships in San Francisco," said Penske Automotive Group Chairman Roger Penske. "Our new facilities are unrivaled within the city offering an array of automotive services, including sales, service, parts, vehicle preparation and delivery areas all under one roof." Nissan of San Francisco and Infiniti of San Francisco are located in the Ellis Brooks Building – which opened for vehicle sales in 1935. The 8-story, 200,000-square-foot complex is unparalleled by any other dealership in the San Francisco marketplace and is one of the largest automobile retailing locations in the United States. The building was completely renovated to provide distinct representation for each brand, and features multiple levels of indoor new and pre-owned vehicle display, service, maintenance and retail parts area, separately branded showrooms, front entrances and signage. Additional features of the new dealerships include:

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Learn more about working at Camp David
Commander, Navy Installations Command (CNIC)
|President Nixon looks out the window from inside the Aspen Lodge - Nov 22, 1972 (Nixon Library)
|President Nixon added this swimming pool to Camp David
|President Nixon meets with his economic advisers in Augsut 1971
|President and First Lady Pat Nixon in Aspen Lodge at Christmas time in 1971 (Nixon Library)
|Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger, President Nixon, Maj. Gen. Alexander M. Haig Jr. discuss the Vietnam situation - 11/13/72
|Nixon seated with Deputy Secy of Defense William P. Clements, Jr. in Aspen Lodge. 11/22/72
|President Nixon meets with his UN Ambassador George H.W. Bush in the Aspen Lodge in 1972
|Nixon wearing his leather Camp David Jacket 12/11/71; Nixon at Camp David 8/18/72 (White House photos)
"He got behind the wheel and motioned me into the passenger seat. The head of my Secret Service detail went pale as I climbed in and we took off down one of the narrow roads that run around the perimeter of Camp David.... At one point there is a very steep slope with a sign at the top reading, 'Slow, dangerous curve'.... Brezhnev was driving more than 50 miles an hour as we approached the slope. I reached over and said, 'Slow down, slow down,' but he paid no attention. When we reached the bottom there was a squeal of rubber as he slammed on the breaks and made the turn.... 'You are an excellent driver,' I replied. 'I would never have been able to make that turn at the speed at which we were traveling.'"View a short video clip of this event.
|President Nixon with Soviet President Brezhnev next to the Aspen pond in June 1973
|President Nixon presents Leonid Brezhnev with a 1973 Lincoln Continental in front of the Laurel Lodge
|Former First Lady Mamie Eisenhower celebrates her 77th birthday at Camp David in the Aspen Lodge with Julie Nixon Eisenhower, David Eisenhower, and the President and First Lady - 11/10/73 (AP photo)
|Wye Oak fitness center at Camp David
|President Reagan at the Wye Oak fitness Center
|Indoor pool at the Camp David fitness center
|Captain's Cup Dodge Ball at Leatherwood Court at Camp David
|Inside the Camp David fire station
|This fire truck was built by E-One
|Camp David Fire Department Challenge Coin
|Mutual Aid Memorandum of Agreement (full document)
|Vice President Cheney, Lynne Cheney and I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby Aboard Marine Two on September 11, 2001
|The Cheneys arrive at Camp David on September 11, 2001
|Vice President Dick Cheney in Laurel Lodge at Camp David on September 11, 2001
|Secretary Kerry and Afghan President Ghani arrive at Camp David on March 23, 2015 (State Dept)
|Secretaries Kerry, Carter and Lew and Afghan President Ghani and CEO Abdullah talk to reporters outside Laurel Lodge (State Dept)
|Secretaries Kerry, Carter, and Lew eat lunch with Afghan President Ghani and CEO Abdullah in Laurel Lodge (State Dept)
|Secretaries Kerry, Carter, and Lew meet with Afghan President Ghani and CEO Abdullah in Laurel Lodge (State Dept)
|Secretary Kerry meets one-on-one with Afghan President Ghani in Holly Cabin (State Dept)
|Secretary of State John Kerry and Defense Secretary Ash Carter in Holly Cabin (State Dept)
|Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew and Afghanistan Finance Minister Eklil Hakimi give remarks in the Hickory Theater at Camp David prior to signing a memorandum of understanding for financial capacity building and technical assistance. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Rachel McMarr)
|Secretary of State John Kerry, joined by Defense Secretary Ash Carter, Afghan President Ashraf Ghani and Afghan CEO Abdullah Abdullah, addresses reporters at a news conference in the Hackberry Hangar at Camp David (State Dept)
|Overhead view of press conference held in the Hackberry Hangar. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Rachel McMarr)
|From left, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry, Afghanistan Chief Executive Officer Abdullah Abdullah, Camp David Commanding Officer Cmdr. Russell Rang, NSF Thurmont Senior Enlisted Leader Master Chief Constructionman Joe Maioriello and Afghanistan President Ashraf Ghani speak at the conclusion of a day of dialogue at Camp David. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Rachel McMarr/(U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Rachel McMarr)
|GCC Summit meeting in Laurel Lodge (Pool photo by @CostantiniWW1)
Good morning from Camp Round Meadow! The president is scheduled to arrive at Camp David around 11 am today. pic.twitter.com/GMgKhWNBPd
— Sylvia Carignan (@SylviaCarignan) May 14, 2015
Closed circuit feed of POTUS mtg with gulf leaders at Camp David filing center pic.twitter.com/cLQdUpFTwQ
— E McMorris-Santoro (@EvanMcSan) May 14, 2015
Media set up near Camp David for Gulf summit. pic.twitter.com/QmGQkUqLDy
— Jeff Mason (@jeffmason1) May 14, 2015
HRH Crown Prince arrives at Camp David as he participates in US-GCC summit #USA pic.twitter.com/60nS6KgNbV
— اخبار سمو ولي العهد (@BahrainCPnews) May 14, 2015
Tea time at Camp David.
President Obama is meeting with Gulf state leaders at the #GCCSummit. pic.twitter.com/I5ASHhPbS3
— The White House (@WhiteHouse) May 14, 2015
HRH CP attends US-GCC summit at #CampDavid - discussions focus on regional developments and security cooperation pic.twitter.com/871Tvcy06A
— اخبار سمو ولي العهد (@BahrainCPnews) May 14, 2015
|President George W. Bush and Mrs. Laura Bush stand with President Hamid Karzai of Afghanistan during an arrival ceremony at Camp David, Sunday, August 5, 2007. (White House)
|President Bush behind the wheel of Golf Cart One with First Lady Laura Bush and Afghan President Hamid Karzai (Getty)
|Joint press conference held at Camp David on August 6, 2007 (White House)
|President Bush and President Karzai (AFP)


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Beschreibung"Indiana's War" is a primary source collection featuring the writings of Indiana's citizens during the Civil War era. Using private letters, official records, newspaper articles, and other original sources, the volume presents the varied experiences of Indiana's participants in the war both on the battlefield and on the home front. Starting in the 1850s, the documents show the sharp political divisions over issues such as slavery, race, and secession in Indiana, divisions that boiled over into extraordinary strife and violence in the state during the rebellion." Indiana's War" is an excellent accompanying primary source text for undergraduate and graduate courses on the American Civil War. It documents the experiences of Indiana's citizens, from the African American soldier to the antiwar dissenter, from the prewar politician to the postwar veteran, from the battle-scarred soldier to the impoverished soldier's wife, all showing the harsh realities of the war.
PortraitRichard F. Nation is an associate professor of history at Eastern Michigan University. He is the author of At Home in the Hoosier Hills: Agriculture, Politics, and Religion in Southern Indiana, 1810-1870. Stephen E. Towne is an associate university archivist at Indiana University - Purdue University, Indianapolis. He is the editor of A Fierce, Wild Joy: The Civil War Letters of Colonel Edward J. Wood, 48th Indiana Volunteer Infantry Regiment.
Untertitel: 'Civil War in the Great Interio'. Sprache: Englisch.
Verlag: OHIO UNIV PR
Erscheinungsdatum: September 2009
Seitenanzahl: 252 Seiten
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Whoever one starred this. It is a big film in the Sundace Festival. May win it
it's made by Oscar-nominated documentary filmmakers Heidi Ewing, who grew up in Farmington Hills, and Rachel Grady. They are best known for the controversial 2006 documentary "Jesus Camp," which focused on an evangelical Christian summer camp. Two, it frames the story from the perspective of the decline and collapse of America's manufacturing base, with Detroit being at the epicenter.


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Galeries Lafayette Group, Latest Euro Retailing Giant to Make E-Commerce a Priority
I have written a considerable amount about e-commerce and its meteoric rise and significance for the future operations of retail shopping in many different countries. However, most of my writing has concentrated on the US and European markets, and for this piece, I will look to the French e-commerce market, one that has received attention from me just recently with a blog post on French shoe retailer Spartoo.
Although, e-commerce has been widely popular in developed markets, some retailers have been slow to make the transition to an online platform. Often this is a case of managing resources and being able to concentrate on this transition at the right time for the company given its own unique time-frame and goals. Usually, when retailers do end up making the transition, it is clear that they did so when they were ready and could do it effectively instead of entering the online market without all the necessary pieces in place risking their reputation in the process.
The French retail giant Galeries Lafayette Group, which runs brands BHV, Monoprix, Louis Pion Royal Quartz, and Galeries Lafayette has traditionally steered clear of an online platform, according to an Internet Retailer interview with the head of e-commerce for the company. In 2008, they launched an online shopping platform for Galeries Lafayette and since then have seen a push from their customers towards the platform. As they started to recognize the true potential and put more of a focus on it, web sales started to pick up and they are now investing more resources into their online operations. They want to ensure that they are doing all they can to strategically improve the platform and its capabilities and grow online sales. Online sales for the company were $71.2 mill last year, and their goal is to have the online sales represent 15% of that from their physical stores over the next five years.
E-retailers can enlist the services of online marketing experts, SEO companies, and consultants to advise them on the best design for new platforms in order for them to take advantage of optimal functionality for their customers as well as SEO for search engine marketing. Being able to address both aspects is important for retailers that are expanding into new markets, not necessarily for companies like the Galeries Lafayette Group who have brand recognition and are staying in their respective country.


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Andrew Alderson's five defining moments of New Zealand's six-wicket defeat to England at cricket's World T20.
1. Steven Finn's opening two overs (2 and 4) - New Zealand 26 for two.
Finn was accurate immediately, his third ball trapping Martin Guptill LBW as it angled in. His second over resulted in Brendon McCullum slashing at a short of a length ball which flew to one of the two men outside the circle; Luke Wright at third man. Thwarted momentum. Finn's figures? 2-0-5-2
2. James Franklin and Ross Taylor resurrect innings - 11.5 overs - New Zealand 67 for four.
Put on 40 for the fifth wicket. Franklin's shot selection and placement were splendid, making 50 at a strike rate of 152. His six off Danny Briggs in the 15th over was the first of the innings. Taylor chipped 22 off 23 balls before finding a fielder on his favoured deep mid-wicket boundary.
3. Franklin denied boundary by a dead ball as Finn breaks stumps - would've been 16.5 overs - New Zealand 109 for five.
Finn's stunt had become tiresome by its third occurrence. Franklin stroked a ball through the covers for four, only to have it retracted.
It begged the question: why does there need to be a replay, penalising the batting side for a bowling glitch. Franklin's concentration lapsed. He wore the next ball in the groin. It required the delivery of a new box.
4. Eoin Morgan moves to four in the order - 6.4 overs - England 38 for two
Morgan joined Wright and the pair made 89 for the third wicket, ensuring victory. Morgan had a supporting role with 30 off 31 balls but it was logical moving him back to No 4. Many felt he'd been wasted going in at No 5 in the 11th over against the West Indies, given his strike rate is the best in the team (135 pre-match).
5. A 43-run thrashing in the 15th, 16th and 17th overs - England move from 95 for two to 138 for three.
This blitz deposited them just 11 runs short of the target. Tim Southee, Rob Nicol and Kyle Mills were dispatched to the far outposts of Empire, mainly by Wright. His runs formed part of 76 off 43 balls. They were the catalyst to the six-wicket win, England's first in the Super Eights.
* Andrew Alderson flew to the Twenty20 World Cup in Sri Lanka courtesy of Emirates.


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Hey everyone! Another great guest post for you!
This time up, it's Le0pard13 of "It Rains… You Get Wet"!
Le0pard runs a great series over at his blog where he recalls the first time he saw famous films, including what theatre he went to, and his initial impressions of the movie. I found these posts to be a fascinating read, and asked if he would mind sharing them here…
Lets take a look at a couple of my favorite flicks, as Le0pard takes us back to their theatrical runs!
This is an entry in a Theatre… a Movie… and a Time series that was begun here. This one covers a sci-fi film, one that celebrates its three decade anniversary this year, and one that is praised almost universally now. However, it split many film critics and the director's own fans from the moment of its theatrical release.
"Sushi. That's what my ex-wife called me – cold fish." ~ Rick Deckard's orphaned quote from the theatrical cut of the film
June 25, 1982: Director Ridley Scott blew away so many with his exceptional sci-fi horror motion picture, Alien, back in 1979 (me included by way of my own experience with the film). So, there was no way my friends at work and I were going to missed his next feature. As well, its movie trailer had all of us film followers at the job more than intrigued. A half dozen of us planned to leave right after work that same Friday of Blade Runner's release. We picked the Hollywood Theatre because it was one of the few showing the picture in 70mm for all its wide screen beauty and high-tech sound, along with the fact that it was fairly close to work and not too distant from where we all lived at the time.
A few of us had seen some of the movie reviews offered by critics that day in local newspapers. Of the ones I read, all were bad. Sheila Benson, then working at the L.A. Times, called it "Blade Crawler". I'll never forget that review title. We arrived for the evening screening — somewhere between 5 and 6 PM. For a big movie release, the movie hall was surprisingly sparsely attended. I don't think it was a third full for that showing. Afterwards, out of the six of us, four disliked the film — two of them put it the despised category. Another girl and I liked (not loved) its film noirish quality, but we both felt the trailer and the film's promotion (along with our memories of Alien) set up an expectation this theatrical cut just couldn't meet.
The many re-cut versions of Blade Runner would go on to resuscitate the film, but that took years. Ridley's initial release of this film divided this faction of movie-goers… big time. As a group, we never went to another film together thereafter.
"Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm going to go home and have a heart attack."
The Marina Del Rey Six:
October 22, 1994: a year before children would enter the life my wife and I had to that point, the film Pulp Fiction arrived. I'd read or seen a number of positive reviews for the film at the time of its release, in print and on television. My younger brother (who was nicknamed the 'mountain lion' by me because he's rarely seen in this habitat, though we know he exists) was hanging out with us for a short period back then. On this Saturday, I asked him to join me on one more segue to another film in what is a long line of them. My wife did not enlist for this excursion as by this time, more than five years into our marriage, she knew all too well that my taste in cinema was not hers. What can I say? I married a smart woman. The old standby of the Marina Del Rey Six beckoned (the same place where I first saw Aliens).
A long time back, my brother and I would go to movies together as kids fairly regularly (you see, being a year and eight months older sometimes bought me chaperone duty from time-to-time). Still, it was great to come together for this as such ventures became a rare event for us once we reached our teens. As my mother's only surviving sons, we weren't raised like brothers — we were more or less brought up like cousins (since we were in two different households for a good part of our lives growing up). Still, going to a movie theater as we once had made for a distinctly pleasant memory. No surprise that this compact venue was crammed with movie-goers on the film's second weekend of release. And we were lucky to get two seats by the aisle (somewhat in the middle) in the largest movie hall at this small multiplex.
Here's the confession… I hated this film when I first saw it. A visceral dislike pretty much describes my reaction (my brother enjoyed it way better than I, btw). There, I said it. The fact that I did a complete 180° on this was in no small part that I couldn't get the film out of my head for weeks afterwards. Finally, when the first VHS of the film hit the market almost a year later, I snapped it up and began the first of many re-screenings. Once, I even flowcharted its sequences to see how they worked in real-time (as opposed to its now famous non-linear structure). To me it's still one of the best films of the 90s. Personal trivia: by the time we got to 00s, I once had to produce a small web tutorial on the Pico text editor at work. I used a portion of Pulp Fiction's own dialogue — some of the most quotable and profane interchanges around — to show the editor on the web page. Naturally, I had to clean it up a bit ;-). [recreated below]
The entire TMT series can be found here.
I want to give a big thanks to Le0pard13 for allowing me to share these posts with you, and for all the support he's given FMR. You can visit his blog – "It Rains… You Get Wet" here! I look forward to seeing lots of good stuff to come!


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Great links from you, my loyal and slightly "touched" readers.
From The Courteous Chihuahua, a brilliant time-waster called Yearbook Yourself. And if you do, please send the results to me so I can publish them here.
A page of amusing comics from Seth, himself amusing.
From Kate The Great, a band you need to check out. We hope they're kidding, but it's hard to say. Don't miss the band member bios, says Kate, who adds that these guys have ruined all other music for her.
How would you rate as a 1930s husband or wife? Take this quiz and find out. Sent in by Harmony, who rated very, very high, although that's not necessarily a good thing.
A site that redefines "glamour portrait," and not in a good way. Be sure to see the bib samples. From Ann, who swears she is none of the women in these photos. Some pics NSFW-ish.
The Olympics, recreated in Legos. Cool pics from Spinderfella, who never had Legos as a child. His parents only gave him used razor blades and blasting caps to play with.
From James, two pages (here and here) of crazy women's shoes from around the world. Says James, "I found these on StumbleUpon, I swear. I don't have a shoe fetish. Really." Ok, James. We believe you. Yep.


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Posted by James McQuivey on November 6, 2013
Apple just announced that it has cumulatively sold more than 170 million iPads since the product first debuted in 2010. For context, if iPad Nation were a country, it would be roughly tied at No. 7 with Nigeria, set to eclipse Pakistan next quarter and Brazil the quarter after that.
This boldfaced proof of digital disruption's power to upset markets has left companies in every industry struggling to keep up with a consumer population that is happily disrupting itself. For someone who spends his days researching digital disruption and modeling its effects, on the one hand, this is good news: Everybody believes in digital disruption. On the other hand, it raises a very real problem: Nobody knows what to do about it.
Today when I meet with companies bent on becoming digital disruptors, one of their first questions is no longer, "How much time do we have until we have to respond?" but rather, "How do we get started right now?"
There is no single answer to this. Some companies are best served by locating their disruption initiative outside the company in an innovation lab where it can quickly generate disruptive momentum. Others can get a boost of internal support by building an internal innovation team and drawing resources from a supportive corporate structure. And some companies can launch multiple focused disruptive initiatives across many different groups in the organization, each one tasked with a specific disruptive goal, as long as the culture of the company is ready to incubate the efforts.


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(440) 775-5135
Shane McCrae
Educational Background
- Bachelor of Arts, Linfield College, 2002
- Master of Fine Arts, University of Iowa, 2004
- Juris Doctor, Harvard Law School, 2007
- Master of Arts, University of Iowa, 2012
Shane McCrae has written four full-length books of poems—Mule (Cleveland State University Poetry Center; finalist for the Kate Tufts Discovery Award and a PEN Center USA Literary Award), Blood (Noemi Press), Forgiveness Forgiveness (Factory Hollow Press), and The Animal Too Big to Kill (Persea Books; winner of the 2014 Lexi Rudnitsky/Editor's Choice Award)—and three chapbooks. His poems and prose have appeared in many anthologies, including The Best American series, and have been published in The American Poetry Review, Fence, Boston Review, Agni, jubilat and elsewhere. He holds an MFA from the University of Iowa Writers' Workshop and a JD from Harvard Law School.
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I have thoroughly enjoyed this summer, not knowing the day of the week, and having the days slide by.
It will be nice to blog more often and I am almost ready for {Sew} Modern Monday.
I have finished my Kaliedoscope quilt top, as of last week, but mother nature just won't cooperate.
I finally had sun, but my quilt ended up like this- even on the ground. It was too windy to shoot any quilt zombie pictures, unless you want a sushi quilt wrapped husband trying to hold the quilt in the breeze.
Level Failed.... My ipad has become a wonderful time suck during this blog vacation.
If you want to see the entire top successfully photographed and another finished quilt you are welcome to visit later this week! :)
This weekend, I managed to complete a block of nine Cathedral Windows. The applique is going fast and I am halfway finished another.
I recently found out Sandi Henderson is also releasing a Henna Garden collection. You can vote here to let her know what your favorites are. Mine is pumpkin and I would love an aqua. Do you have your favorite colors? I adore this design that goes with almost everything!
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I had the same problem photographing a quilt top a few days ago. You can only ask your quilt-holder to stand in the breeze for so long until you just take a wonky photo. We've all been there ;)ReplyDelete
Oh my goodness, your cathedral windows are amazing!!!!ReplyDelete
I just love your cathedral windows! They always turn out to be such delicious eye candy!ReplyDelete
Your cathedral windows are gorgeous. I need to make some but I'm not going to lie, they intimidate me a bit...ReplyDelete
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A group of English tourists watched as a float plane carrying a couple from their tour group struggled as it tried to take off forcing the pilot to make an emergency landing on Lake Rotorua yesterday.
The 1977 Cessna 206 was heading to White Island, 49km from Whakatane, when it suffered engine failure at an altitude of 4.5m.
A husband and wife were pulled out of the aircraft by the young female pilot. Their lifejackets were inflated as they waited on the float structure of the small aircraft.
The Kawarau Jet, which operates next to the plane's Volcanic Air Safaris' base on Rotorua's lakefront in the CBD, rescued the passengers from the aircraft about 500m off Sulphur Point towards the southeastern end of the lake within eight minutes of the incident.
Kawarau owner Ross Kelly said he was loading a group of his own passengers on his jet when the hard landing happened.
"One of them saw it and said 'is that plane supposed to land like that?' And I looked over and saw it bobbing up and down. Then Phill from Volcanic Air came running over and we went to get them."
The couple were shaken but unhurt and recovered with a cup of tea in the Air Safaris' offices.
Volcanic Air director Phill Barclay said more damage was caused when the plane was rocked by the wake of a boat with people onboard taking photos.
The Kawarau Jet towed the plane across the lake to Rotorua Airport where it will be repaired.
The Civil Aviation Authority had been notified and the pilot would prepare a report, Mr Barclay said.
The $300,000 plane was brought over from the United States in the 1980s and has been operating on the Rotorua lakefront since then.


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2016 Graduates
Kimberly E. Fryer, MD – Training in Epidemiology and Clinical Trials (TECT) Fellowship – University of North Carolina School of Medicine Chapel Hill
Sheena K. Gamble, DO – Piedmont OBGYN – Greenville, SC
Dianna T. Gurich, MD – Greenville Health System Dept. of Ob/Gyn – Greenville, SC
Andrew S. Lane, MD – Maternal Fetal Medicine Fellowship – Eastern Virginia Medical School – Norfolk, VA
William M. Perez, MD – Maternal Fetal Medicine Fellowship – Saint Louis University School of Medicine – St. Louis, MO
Lesley, B. Bundon, MD – Carolina Women's Health at Sr. Francis Hospital – Greenville, SC
2015 Graduates
Jully A. F. Aguirre, MD – Sandhill Women's Care – Columbia, SC – Lexington Medical Center – Lexington, SC
Katheryn D. Isham, MD – Greenville Health System Dept. of Ob/Gyn Junior Faculty – Greenville, SC
Merri M. Paden, M.D. – Greenwood Ob/Gyn at Self Regional – Greenwood, SC
Seretha M. Ransom, MD – Westar Ob/Gyn – Columbus, OH
Celia J. Ridley, MD – Peachtree Women's Clinic at Northside Hospital – Atlanta, GA
2014 Graduates
Sarah E. Gill, MD – Gynecology/Oncology Fellowship – Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN
Jana D. Illston, MD – Urogynecology Fellowship – University of Alabama at Birmingham, Birmingham, AL
Tressa I. Levenson, MD – Atlanta Women's Specialists at Northside Hospital, Atlanta, GA
Jonathan D. Shoultz, MD – Piedmont OBGYN, Greenville, SC
Jennifer G. Simpson, MD – Greer OBGYN, Greer, SC
2013 Graduates
Stephanie Ann Chase, MD – Catawba Women's Center, Hickory, NC
Jill Hudgens Lee, MD – Royal Palms ObGyn, Coral Palms, FL
Megan Mansell Morris, DO – Physicians for Women of Greensboro, Greensboro, NC
Georgia Elizabeth Ragonetti-Zebell, MD – Mountain View ObGyn, Easley, SC
Linda Marie Street, MD – Maternal Fetal Medicine Fellowship, Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, NC Medical Center
Cara LeAnne Thompson, DO – Indian Health Services, Claremore, OK
2012 Graduates
Karenne Fru, MD, PhD – REI Fellowship, National Institute of Health, Bethesda, MD
Kristin Holoch, MD – Fellowship, Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland, OH
Christy Lee, MD – Missionary Physician, Samaritan's Purse, Africa
Bansari Patel, MD – REI Fellowship, Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH
Erin Thurston, MD – Greenville OB-GYN Associates, Greenville Health System University Medical Group
Krystal White, MD – Faculty, Self Regional Hospital, Greenwood, SC
2011 Graduates
Rachel E. Bevins, DO – Medical Center OB/GYN, Johnson City, TN
Patricia J. Clark, MD – Union OB/GYN, Monroe, NC
Elizabeth F. McAdory, MD – Memphis OB/GYN Associates, Memphis, TN
Renee C. Morales, MD – Virginia Women's Health Associates, Reston, VA
Charles Benjamin Palmer IV, DO – Thomasville OB/GYN Associates, Thomasville, NC
Jacquelyn A. Stone, MD – Lakeside OB/GYN and Pelvic Surgery, Gainesville, GA
2010 Graduates
Andrew D. Clark, MD, PhD
A. Cecil Collins III, MD – Sumter Ob/Gyn, PA – Sumter, SC
Tameika T. F. Lewis, MD – Clermont Ob/Gyn and Infertility – Clermont, FL
Shannon L. Price, MD – North Florida Women's Care – Tallahassee, FL
Lauren C. Self, MD – Azalea City Physicians for Women P.C. – Mobile, AL
Kara J. P. Shrum, MD – AnMed Health OBGYN Associates – Anderson, SC
2009 Graduates
Sharai Gail Correll Amaya, MD – Private Practice, Rutherford Ob/GYN, PA – Rutherfordton, NC
Tiffany Sims Cooper, MD – Private Practice, Courtview Ob/Gyn – Gaston, NC
Laura Ann Kinard Hartman, MD
Stella Marie Walvoord, MD – Private Practice, Greenville Associates – Greenville, SC
2008 Graduates
Mary Beck – Piedmont OB/GYN – Greenville, SC
Nancy Collins – Women's Medical Center – Conway, SC
Scott Hays – Premier Women's Health Professionals – Henderson, NC
Brent Parnell – Duke University Urogynecology Fellowship – Durham, NC
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I used to do those things back when I had a CCW Permit. Now I don't have a Permit, and I don't bother.


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Son of the great boogie-woogie pianist Albert Ammons, Gene Ammons (who was nicknamed "Jug") left Chicago at age 18 to work with King Kolax's band. He originally came to fame as a key soloist with Billy Eckstine's orchestra during 1944-1947, trading off with Dexter Gordon on the famous Eckstine record Blowing the Blues Away. Other than a notable stint with Woody Herman's Third Herd in 1949 and an attempt at co-leading a two tenor group in the early '50s with Sonny Stitt, Ammons worked as a single throughout his career, recording frequently (most notably for Prestige) in settings ranging from quartets and organ combos to all-star jam sessions. Drug problems kept him in prison during much of 1958-1960 and, due to a particularly stiff sentence, 1962-1969. When Ammons returned to the scene in 1969, he opened up his style a bit, including some of the emotional cries of the avant-garde while utilizing funky rhythm sections, but he was still able to battle Sonny Stitt on his own terms. Ironically the last song that he ever recorded (just a short time before he was diagnosed with terminal cancer) was "Goodbye." ~ Scott Yanow
Selected Discography
Track List: Jazz for a Lazy Day
Track List: Heavy Sax (Digitally Remastered)
Track List: Hi Fidelity Jam Session
Track List: Jug Sessions
Track List: Blue Ammons
Track List: The Chronological Gene Ammons: 1951-1953
Track List: The Chronological Gene Ammons: 1950-1951
Track List: Fine And Mellow
Track List: A Stranger In Town
Track List: Gentle Jug, Volume 3
Track List: Greatest Hits:The 70s
Track List: Greatest Hits: The 50s
Track List: Legends Of Acid Jazz
Track List: Gentle Jug, Volume 2
Track List: Red Top
Track List: Early Visions
Track List: The Gene Ammons Story: The 78 Era
Track List: The Gene Ammons Story: Gentle Jug
Track List: The Gene Ammons Story: Organ Combos
Track List: Goodbye
Track List: Gene Ammons And Friends At Montreux
Track List: The Boss Is Back!
Track List: Makes It Happen
Track List: Preachin'
Track List: Late Hour Special
Track List: Bad! Bossa Nova
Track List: Live! In Chicago
Track List: Groovin' With Jug
Track List: Carbow
Track List: Jug
Track List: Up Tight!
Track List: Seed Shack
Track List: Angel Eyes
Track List: Boss Tenor
Track List: Gene Ammons And His All-Stars: Groove Blues
Track List: Jammin' In Hi-Fi With Gene Ammons
Track List: Gene Ammons All Stars
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|Bexarotene in the Treatment of Cutaneous T-Cell Lymphoma (CTCL)
by Herschel S. Zackheim, M.D.
Bexarotene (Targretin®) (Ligand Pharmaceuticals) is a novel FDA-approved retinoid X receptor (RXR)-selective rexinoid currently in widespread use for the treatment of early and late stage CTCL. There has been considerable experience with the older retinoids etretinate and isotretinoin in the treatment of CTCL (Zackheim, HS. Dermatologic Therapy 1998;7:15-20); however, as single agents, the results were not impressive. Better responses were obtained when used in combination with other agents such as PUVA or alfa-interferon.
The first major report of the use of bexarotene for advanced stage CTCL was that of Duvic et al (J Clin Oncol 2001;19:2456-71) involving 94 patients, 43 of the patients were tumor stage, 31 erythroderm, 16 had lymph node involvement, and 10 had visceral disease. 45% of the patients receiving the optimum 300 mg/m_/d dose achieved clinical complete and partial responses. Thus, given the advanced stage of disease the response rate in this study is certainly encouraging.
The most frequent adverse events were hypertriglyceridemia, hypothroidism, and hypercholesterolemia. The greatest concern is elevation of serum triglycerides which occurred in about 25% of the patients. This can be marked (>600 mg/dL) and often occurs rapidly within the first few weeks of therapy. Values of ≥1000 mg/dL are not rare. This poses a risk of pancreatitis which may be life-threatening. Therefore blood lipids should be obtained weekly, at least during the initial phase of treatment. Patients are advised to go on a strict low-fat diet. At UCSF at the first sign of elevated triglycerides patients are put on a lipid-lowering agent such as atorvastatin (Lipitor) or fenofigrate (Tricor). Some investigators place patients on a prophylatic lipid-lowering agent prior to starting bexarotene.
The second most common side effect was hypothyroidism, occurring in about 21% of the patients. Thyroid function tests should be obtained at least monthly and the patient should be closely observed for clinical signs of hypothyroidism. Thyroid hormone should be administered as indicated. Some investigators give thyroid hormone as a prophylaxis at the start of treatment. Hypercholesterolemia occurred in about 18% and is managed by antilipid measures.
Bexarotene in gel form has recently received FDA approval for topical therapy of early stage CTCL. In a three university-based study (Breneman D, et al. Arch Dermatol 2002;138:325-32) 65 patients were treated at concentrations of 0.1% to 1.0% from 1-4 times daily. Most patients tolerated the 1% gel twice daily. An overall response rate of 63% and a clinical complete response rate of 21% was achieved. 265 of the patients experienced mild, 40% moderate, and 21% severe adverse events consisting mostly of rash, pruritus, and pain. In our limited experience at UCSF we have noted a high frequency of local irritation. In order to minimize these side effects some investigators advocate alternate applications of bexarotene and topical corticosteriods, or applying both compounds at the same time. Further experience is needed to better define the value of bexarotene gel in early CTCL.
In summary, the addition of bexarotene to our armamentarium of drugs useful in the treatment of CTCL is a most welcome development. Results of additional studies with this agent are eagerly awaited.
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When I ordered this, I didn't pay attention to the fact that it was a DIY (do it yourself!) item. So, when a metal band, a hank of raffia ribbon and some crystals showed up, I was sort of surprised.
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To our health. You gotta love that California has been pushing policies for green development all millennium. Now that we're climbing out of the recession, expect new homes to be those space-age models of energy efficiency that we have previously only imagined. As the economy gains momentum, so is the green building revolution.
New green homes by major developers are light years ahead of where they were before the recession. Motivated by government initiatives like New Solar Homes Partnership.
KB Home has made solar systems standard on new houses in Southern California. Lennar, Pardee Homes and Pulte Homes offer solar home projects. ABC Green Home of Newport Beach is will be building a net-zero home to showcase green technology for consumers. Clarum Homes in Palo Alto is a custom builder that has gained praise for incorporating energy efficiency and passive solar features into homes with modernist flourishes.
The New Solar Homes Partnership adopts a long-term plan that called for having all new residential buildings achieve zero net energy use by 2020 and having all commercial buildings achieve zero net energy use by 2030.
Beyond solar, green new home efficiency benefits include tankless hot water heaters, adjustable thermostats, LED lighting and Energy Star appliances, as well as other economical perks. Live efficiently and your electricity bill from Southern California Edison Co. can be close to zero.
Designs like the ZeroHouse model by Los Angeles builder KB Home exemplify the housing industry's attempt to move beyond the one-off LEED vanity project and make subdivision building a green practice. New net-zero homes are so green they produce at least as much juice as they consume.
Environmentalists began pushing for California to mandate that new homes come with renewable energy systems in the early 2000s, as the technology became more scalable and available. Our CalGreen construction codes have influenced the world…now perhaps our homes will as well.


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Well, Some RNG abusers have said before, RNG in gen III may take hours and days just to get one pokemon but it is worth as some pokemon can only have a certain move in gen III like ST Chansey
. Keep trying, I know you will get it. And sorry for not posting the link, i guess I was so sleepy that I forget to post it but there it is
Thanks for the link, that is acctually very helpful looking! I was thinking you meant the guides on the main Smogon site for RNG in general (Which is where I learned GEN IV and GEN V).
The longest part of Gen III abuse is that it doesn't rely on date/time combination, but time from when you start the game. So, if the spread you want only shows up an hour after re-setting, you have to wait an hour. For attempting to learn RNG on Gen III, I was selecting spreads roughly a minute in. I wanted (and still want) to learn this primarily as a way to get a collection of Ditto's with two or more perfect stats (Yes, I know a perfect Ditto in all states might be ideal), and I was able to find a spread with two perfect stats in roughly a minute of waiting. I have tried different timers (I prefer a Java timer to the Eon timer), but it just seems a little hard to get right. I am always off by about 10 to 20 frames each time. Yes, that was what it was like the first few times trying to hit delays when I was RNGing in Gen IV...
My newest desire to learn Gen III is so that I can level up to 100 on Mt. Battle (Just feels so much quicker, a game cube controller is much more comfortable in my hand, and my two year old likes to watch me play it on the TV). But I will also keep in mind being able to get moves that are now exclusive to Gen III that way.
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DAY LINER IS SUNK IN HUDSON BY BARGE; TWO ARE MISSING; Washington Irving, With 200 Passengers, Lands Them and Crew in Time. MOTHER AND CHILD HUNTED May Be in a Hospital -- Crash Comes in Fog Off Desbrosses St. Pier at 9 in Morning. PASSENGERS IN WILD ALARM Jazz Band Plays as Rescue Work Goes On and Only One Is Hurt -Blame Not Fixed.
The Washington Irving, 4,000-ton flagship of the Hudson River Day Line, was rammed by an oil barge in the fog a few minutes after 9 o'clock yesterday morning, just after she had left the Desbrosses Street pier with 200 passengers for a trip up the river.
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CANDIDATES in the first Edinburgh by-election for two years were today hitting the streets for the last day of campaigning - with views on the tram project expected to strongly influence the result.
The 24,000 people that live in the Liberton/Gilmerton ward get the chance to elect their new local councillor tomorrow, following the resignation of Labour councillor Ian Murray.
And campaigning candidates say the tram project, as well as localised antisocial behaviour problems, have been the main issues on the doorstep
Labour had the biggest combined share of the vote at the 2007 council elections and its candidate, chartered engineer Bill Cook, is thought to be in a two-way battle with the SNP's candidate, Richard Lewis.
Mr Cook, 55, intends to play on the "mismanagement" of the tram project rather than the project itself.
He said: "There is a feeling that the council is not in charge. People are appalled at the mismanagement of trams."
He also claims to have seen a "collapse of the SNP vote" as a result of its stance at the Scottish Parliament on ending short-term jail sentences, as well as the "Megrahi effect".
In 2007, SNP councillor Tom Buchanan won the biggest individual share of the vote, with 26 per cent of the first preference votes. Mr Lewis, 39, a music conductor, said: "Trams is amongst the least popular (projects) for voters so the fact that we're the only group to vote against it could work in our favour."
Former Radio Scotland political reporter John Knox, 60, said that, as the Liberal Democrat candidate, he has felt the wrath of voters not only for trams but also for entering a coalition with the Conservatives at Westminster.
He said: "A lot of people don't like the trams. I'm trying to say that, in the long run, we need the trams because buses are at their capacity. The poor old Liberals seem to have got the blame for it, even although Labour started it off."
Independent Mr Brown, 49, said he was the only true "anti-tram" campaigner. "People are pleased to see someone representing their interests, they're happy to hear from someone wanting to represent their views, not tow the party line."
Tory candidate Stephanie Murray, 23, said a key issue among local voters was preserving the greenbelt.
The full list of candidates
Mev Brown Independent
Bill Cook Scottish Labour Party
Colin Fox Scottish Socialist Party
Philip Hunt Pirate Party Scotland
John Christopher Knox Scottish Lib Dems
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I was strolling up to ask a co-worker a question today when he blurted out, "Are you limping again?"
"Huh?" I asked, confused. My knee felt great. My foot felt great. I'd been gimp-free for more than six weeks, just about a personal record.
"I don't know," he continued. "You're kinda limping. What happened? Is it that bike thing again?"
I suddenly realized the acute pain I was feeling must be physically manifesting itself. But what could I say? That bike thing? You mean that bike thing where I grunt on my heavy bike all the way up to Eaglecrest just to look for snow, and there isn't even much snow up there, but I ride anyway on a faint trail across the frozen tundra and I manage to ride really fast until I hit a puddle that isn't completely frozen and plant my front tire 8 inches deep and my bike stops cold but my body flies forward and I'd probably still be spiraling into space if I wasn't stopped abruptly and painfully by my stem slamming into a very personal place that I can't describe in this place of business except to say that if I were a man, I would probably never have children ... That kind of bike thing?
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One of Auckland's most recognised city office towers, the bronze-glazed SAP building at 151 Queen St, is for sale for the first time since 1997.
Strategically located at the corner of Queen and Wyndham Streets the 29-floor building was originally built for Fay Richwhite/NZI and is still often referred to as the Fay Richwhite Building.
"This is a landmark building in the centre of the CBD office precinct," says John Goddard of Colliers International who, with Andrew Reed and Peter Herdson, is selling the building through a national and international campaign and a deadline private treaty closing at 4pm on April 30.
"It is one of the most sought after addresses in Auckland for office accommodation," Goddard says. "The sale of an A-grade office tower in this tightly held core CBD precinct is a rare occurrence. It will allow investors to acquire a prestigious asset on a 2397sq m site comprising a net lettable area of 17,648sq m of office and retail space."
The property also has 313 on-site car parks which cater for current tenant demands and are anticipated to meet future requirements also.
Goddard says Colliers is marketing the property on behalf of New Zealand's leading office property owner, NZX-listed Precinct Properties. "It is more than 99 per cent leased to major corporate tenants and nationally branded retailers, with net passing income of over $7.4 million. This sale is an opportunity for investors to acquire the property at a significant discount to replacement cost, providing excellent prospects for capital gain."
Scott Pritchard, chief executive of Precinct Properties says the company has "long intended to recycle capital from the portfolio to fund our initiatives at Downtown and Wynyard Quarter".
SAP Tower has been owned by Precinct Properties since 1997.
The tower has 22 floors of office space, several levels of parking with 313 on-site secure car parks and a health club. The ground floor retail space is occupied by international outdoor retailer Kathmandu which has 120 stores in New Zealand and is listed on the ASX and NZX.
Several major tenants occupy multiple floors in the building. They include Marsh, an international insurance broker; Colliers International, a global commercial real estate firm; and SAP, a software company operating in more than 130 countries.
Other key tenants include the NZX-listed Goodman Property, law firm Mayne Wetherell, shipping services company China Navigation, and Wilsons Parking.
Reed says the diversification of tenants across the building should attract investors to the broad-based cash flow that benefits from both fixed and market reviews across the leases. The weighted average lease term is about four years.
"Global capital continues to be attracted to assets like 151 Queen Street representing strategic, core investment characteristics," Reed says. "New Zealand remains a very favourable investment environment for international investors."
Herdson says occupiers enjoy expansive views to the northeast and west over the CBD and to the harbour. "The building has flexible floor plates that allow either whole or split floor tenancies in a variety of layouts," he says. "The location, floor layout, car parking ratios and outstanding leisure amenities are the key reasons for the building's sustained tenant attraction."
The building has a visually arresting design that garnered the country's top architectural awards on its completion in 1992: the New Zealand Institute of Architects' Gold Medal and the National Award.
The exterior of the building takes its bronze cast from vertical columns clad in polished Argentinian "Light Red Dragon" granite to the seventh floor, with a tinted laminated glass curtain wall system covering the rest of the building. The facade is modelled with bay windows providing excellent light penetration into the office floors.
The entrance foyer features high-ceiling space surrounded in frameless glass rising 16m above the street level, allowing light to flood the entry way, which is accessed from both Queen St and Wyndham St. The foyer's interior fit out continues the building's colour scheme with the Light Red Dragon granite floors and white New Zealand Kairuru marble columns contrasted with Jarra timber on the wall surfaces.
The concept architect was Dino Burratini who worked with Peddle, Thorp & Aitken. Director of Peddle Thorp, Brian Aitken, describes it as "an iconic building for its time. It involved the first hung glass assembly in New Zealand and the modulation and articulation of the facade set a new benchmark for office accommodation," he says.
When Fay Richwhite sought resource consent in the 1980s for the tower, Jim Chamley, a lawyer in Blackstone Chambers on the opposite side of the road, objected to the project on the grounds that his low-rise building needed "natural light" which would be blocked out by the 29-floor structure.
The historic building at 14 Wyndham St had housed the legal offices of law firm Thorne Thorne White & Clark-Walker for over 90 years when Michael Fay visited Chamley to discuss the issue and, following the meeting, agreed to alter the plaza level of the building to allow Blackstone Chambers to continue to see the sky and bathe in sunlight.
Reed says the building contains some of the best leisure amenities in the CBD which are an attraction for corporate tenants.
The well-appointed privately operated health club includes a gymnasium, outdoor tennis court and a 25m heated swimming pool which offers a remarkable view of the tower above. A cafe is in the foyer and concierge services to the rear.
"It also has a high standard facility fit-out including 11 lifts," Reed says. "Other features include a Siemens-designed building management system providing intelligent control of the air-conditioning system; fire protection and controlled evacuation systems; standby power systems and card-controlled access for security."
He says Precinct Properties recently completed seismic strengthening works to the building resulting in a score of 80 per cent of new building standards (NBS).
"The property is being sold at a time when New Zealand's economic growth is leading the developed world, our population is growing, and office vacancies are hitting long-term lows," Reed says. Reed says the SAP Tower is within a few minutes' walking distance to many of New Zealand's leading businesses, including Deloitte, BNZ, ANZ and the city's harbour and port operations at the base of Queen St.


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Compaq Deskpro 2000 Desktop PC series
This software contains the files needed to create a Multi-NIC Boot Utility diskette. The Multi-NIC Boot Utility (MNBU) diskette contains software to boot any of the affected Deskpro models to MS-DOS, detect the Network Interface Controller (NIC) installed, load the correct NDIS driver for that NIC, and optionally begin installation of Microsoft Windows NT, Windows 95, or Windows 98.
Because every enterprise is different, certain files on this diskette must be modified to work within your enterprise. The flexibility of the diskette allows it to be used for tasks other than operating system installations. For more details, please refer to SYSINV.DOC included in this SoftPaq.
Uploaded By
Jegadesh (DG Staff Member) on 7/27/2007
Driver Package
sp8387.exe (351.0 KB)
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