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- 7. Time Off: Six days off, 20 nights off, and a huge staff lounge in which to relax! In addition, we're only: 130 miles from New York City, 12 miles from the Delaware river, and 40 miles from Scranton, PA for those who like to explore on their days off.
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Blogs Liberty and Power The Great Society WarAug 25, 2005 10:04 am
The Great Society War
I'd forgotten how close Eisenhower was to direct intervention in Vietnam. Two sticking points for Ike, which help preserve his reputation for not being as dumb as he looked: congressional authorization and multinational cooperation."Sensitive to Truman's fate in Korea [Ike and Dulles] were unwilling to act without backing from Congress." Not getting much from the feelers they sent out, when the Brits refused to cooperate, that sealed the deal on direct intervention.
The book also confirmed my impression that in the '50s and '60s, the US military leadership was nuttier than the civilians. The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs, Admiral Arthur Radford, wanted to use tactical nukes to relieve the French at Dienbienphu (rock around the clock). In '54 the"Joint Chiefs of Staff drew up detailed contingency plans for deploying US forces, one provision of which was that nuclear weapons would be used if it was militarily advantageous." Post-Vietnam, the situation has been reversed, with the uniformed leadership more cautious and more realistic than the civilians.
Of course, the administration lied its way into war, misleading Congress about the circumstances surrounding the Gulf of Tonkin incident, and securing a broad resolution (with very little debate) from Congress that, as LBJ put it, was like"grandma's nightshirt--it covered everything."
I don't think Vietnam is a perfect parallel to Iraq, but there are common themes. Chief among them the fresh-faced can-do optimism and historical naivete that is our birthright. We mean well, most of us, we really do. But we don't know what we're doing, and we break things.
"Dammit," [Johnson] exploded on one occasion,"we need to exhibit more compassion for the Vietnamese plain people... We've got to see that the South Vietnamese government wins the battle... of crops and hearts and caring."
Crops and hearts and caring--and massive civilian loss of life, as well as unintended consequences at which the mind reels:
"In Cambodia itself, U.S. actions contributed to one of the great tragedies of recent history.... the American invasion forced the North Vietnamese to move out of their sanctuaries and into the heartland of Cambodia. Whether as a direct or indirect consequence of the American invasion, North Vietnam initiated large-scale support for the Khmer Rouge insurgents fighting Lon Nol. In the particularly brutal civil war that followed, the United States ... unleashed thousands of tons of bombs on Cambodia. The ultimate tragedy was that from beginning to end, the Nixon administration viewed its ally as little more than a pawn to be used to help salvage the U.S. position in Vietnam, showing scant regard for the consequences for Cambodia and its people."
Walter McDougall, in his terrific book Promised Land, Crusader State, really had Vietnam nailed, as the"Great Society War." As with LBJ's approach on the home front--solve complex social problems by setting loose the social workers, planners, and social scientists--so too with nation-building in South Vietnam:
McNamara put more than a hundred sociologists, ethnologists, and psychologists to work 'modeling' South Vietnamese society and seeking data sufficient 'to describe it quantitatively and and simulate its behavior on a computer.
And he quotes Col. Harry Summers:
"[Vietnam was] the international version of our domestic Great Society programs where we presumed that we knew what was best for the world in terms of social, political and economic development and saw it as our duty to force the world into the American mold--to act not so much as the World's Policeman as the World's Nanny."
If Vietnam was the"Great Society War," perhaps Iraq is the"Compassionate Conservative War."
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Division I – Undergraduates
Biomedical Sciences
First Place: Bassam Lamale, ETSU. Faculty Sponsor – Sharon Campbell, Dept. of Internal Medicine. Synthesis and Evaluation of Gamma Tocopherol Lysinate as an Anti-Cancer Agent in Human Prostate and Colon Cancer Cell Lines.
Second Place: Jessica Pugh, ETSU. Faculty Sponsor – David Johnson, Dept. of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. Expression of Human Neutrophil Elastase Using Sumo Fusion Technology.
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First Place: Elizabeth Harris, E TSU. Faculty Sponsor – Michelle Hoard, Dept. of Mathematics. The Sierpiński Square Graph and Some of its Properties.
Second Place: Brent Linville, ETSU. Faculty Sponsor – Charles Thomas Jones, Dept. of Biological Sciences. Environmental Factors Contributing to Colony Success in a Social Spider System.
Third Place: Maleka Khambaty, ETSU. Faculty Sponsor – Dr. Tom Ecay and Dr. James Stewart, Depts. of Biology & Physiology. Developmental Expression of Carbonic Anyhdrase II in the Extraembryonic Membranes of the Corn Snake, Pantherophis Guttatus.
Fourth Place: Tazley Hotz, ETSU. Faculty Sponsor – Dr. Dhirendra Kumar, Dept. of Biological Sciences. SA-Methyl Transferase Involvement in Disease Resistance Signaling.
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First Place: Daniel Noel, ETSU. Faculty Sponsor – Russell Brown, Dept. of Psychology. Nicotine Sensitization in Adolescent Beta Arrestin-2 knockout Mice: Correlations with BDNF.
Second Place: Benjamin Martin, ETSU. Faculty Sponsor – Chris Dula, Dept. of Psychology. A Look at the Development of the Martin Stigma Against Tattoos Measure.
Third Place: Julia Lehmann, ETSU. Faculty Sponsor – Russ Brown, Dept. of Psychology. Nicotine-Conditioned Hyperactivity in Adolescent Male and Female D2-Primed Rats.
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Biomedical Sciences
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Second Place: Zackary Cope, ETSU. Faculty Sponsor – Russ Brown, Dept. of Psychology. Amphetamine Sensitization in a Rodent Model of Psychosis.
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Second Place: Christina Bridges, ETSU. Faculty Sponsor – Antonio Rusinol, Dept. of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. Comparison of the Activity and Expression of the ZMPSTE24 Endoprotease in Cellular Quiescence.
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Second Place: Thomas Soike, ETSU. Faculty Sponsor – David Chi, Dept. of Internal Medicine. Effects of Cigarette Smoke Extract on Cytokine Production from IL-1Beta-Activated Mast Cells.
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Third Place: Stacie Woolard, ETSU. Faculty Sponsor – Uday Kumaraguru, Dept. of Microbiology. Up-Regulating Death Receptor 5 Via Tunicamycin Administration Increases Anti-HSV Immune Response.
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Second Place: Sumit Kalra, ETSU. Faculty Sponsor – Terry Forrest, Dept. of Internal Medicine. A Case of Ventricular Tachycardia Terminated by Carotid Massage.
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At Steamboat Springs, the destination better known as "Ski Town USA," you can immerse yourself in champagne powder all day long. But après ski, the indulgence of choice is the bright-yellow Chicarita served up at Dos Amigos, a Mexican restaurant that's been a fixture in the mountain village since 1975. Tourists, Olympians and townsfolk appreciate Dos Amigos' Western decor, easygoing staff, solid Mexican food and strong drinks, most notably the Chicarita ($5.50). Made with Cuervo tequila, Grand Marnier, sweet-and-sour mix and orange juice, and served on the rocks with a lime wedge and salt rim, this cocktail definitely deserves a double-black-diamond, experts-only warning on the menu. It's for hardcore skiers, boarders and drinkers who drop in from Christmas Tree Bowl -- not for those who stick to bunny hills and wine spritzers.
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Two crooks behind a franchise scam boasted that they were untouchable - but sterling work by trading standards in Leicestershire and the Leicester Mercury got them dragged into court.
Simon Rickett and Dillon Boivin ran UK Websaver, which was supposed to be a successful online discount loyalty scheme, but franchisees lost tens of thousands of pounds.
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Ok guys you 4WD guy can chime in but for us 2WD guys i need the dimensions for that little cubby slot next to the shifter i am going to be making myself one of these
Because i do not want to pay $140 for a piece of plastic and some switches so please help me out guys im jsut trying to get stuff ordered for when i get home in 4 months.
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Come on guys im on deployment and cant jsut go out to my Jeep and measure it help me out please
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Review of "A Gentle Bunyip: The Athol Gill Story"
Page, James S. (2008) Review of "A Gentle Bunyip: The Athol Gill Story". Journey, April, 20, p. 13.
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Ernest Borgnine passes away
Legendary actor and star of McHale's Navy Ernest Borgnine passed away today at the age of 95.
My children are probably remember him best as Mermaid Man on the hit show SpongeBob Square Pants on Nickelodeon but I will always remember him for his role as Queen McHale on the 60s television show McHale's Navy along with the role he won an Oscar for in 1955 Marty.
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Jake Gyllenhaal's screen roles include October Sky, Donnie Darko, Proof, Source Code and Brokeback Mountain, for which he earned an Academy Award nomination. After starring in the West End's This Is Our Youth, Gyllenhaal made his off-Broadway debut in If There Is I Haven't Found It Yet.
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I have this love & probably not "satisfied" relationship with my WRX. First off, I sometimes want a "little" bit of luxury on my car-- this include the sound sytem, and probably the lights that came with it, sometimes I also want to have the power that this car has.. The "exceptional" handling probably I want it everyday (on everycar)..
I have encountered 2 weeks ago when it was really windy, driving on freeway was a bit scary; for some reason the car feels disconnected with the steering wheel (to include all info, the car was loaded with 4 passenger- 2 adults in front and 2 kids back with some 2 stroller at the cargo) I thought I that point this can't be happening, I have always admire a subaru because they have 50/50 weight distribution, then again the car was full & have something at the cargo-- this may tend to tilt (for a lack of better word). BUT noooo that can't be..
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Looks like a local will end up with the team according to the Washington Post.
According to the article, it's Ted Lerner's group who will win the right to buy the Nationals franchise. Being a local and being a developer in a time when the team is in the process of building a ballpar, Lerner's and the Nationals' stars appear to have alligned!
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Ordered a baby sling which weighs about 5 ounces. They charged $11.90 to ship. When received, realized the sizing was entirely too large (from the information on back - never opened) then returned brand new item for a different size. Received multiples emails of which I stll have stating: Your items has been shipped to please wait 7 more days, to now you have to pay for an exchange then back to call me at this number with this ticket # to take care of it....all excuses and lies. Today I called again....FIVE MONTHS LATER from last email (this whole process has been well over a year)....to have the girl tell me, they NEVER received my return !!!! This is no way for ANY company to behave. They never had any intentions of exchanging the item and it was just to get the item back to sell again to another unsuspecting consumer. What an expectant mother does not need is some scam company taking her precious dollars when she needs them most. Disgusted with the whole process of this ridiculous company.
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Of lawsuits against Mother's Lounge and complaints in the Better Business Bureau of Utah.
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Chinese Philosophy
This ancient tradition encompasses the divination system of the I Ching, the social teaching of Confucius, the poetic wisdom of Lao Tzu, and so much more. Its myriad forms remain objects of fascination because they've turned out to be as applicable to our lives today as they have been for millennia.
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The Book of ChangeThe I Ching ( Book of Change ) is considered the oldest of the Chinese classics, and has throughout Chinese history commanded unsurpassed prestige and popularity. Containing several layers of text and given numerous levels of interpretation, the I Ching has been venerated for more than three thousand years as an oracle of fortune, a guide to success, and a source of wisdom. The underlying theme of… Read More
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Will eating oatmeal help u lose weight?
RanBow Asked: Will eating oatmeal help u lose weight?
I'm trying to lose weight, the oatmeal i have isquaker oats & the calories is 150 and from fat its 25. total fat is 4% ; saturated fat: 0.5g 2% ; trans fat 0g ; polyunsaturated fat is 1g ; monounsaturated fat is 1g ; cholesterol: 0mg 0% ; sodium 0mg 0% ; total carbohydrate is 27g ' 9% ; dietary fiber = 4g 15% ; soluble fiber is 2g ; insoluble fiber is 2g ; sugars 1g ; & protein is 5g. *10% of iron *+*—> I usually feed my 9 1/2 month old baby brother Kaeden some oatmeal in the mornings sometimes. I always fix 1 cup of oatmeal each morning is it good for dieting abdominal losing weight? I put sugar and 2% milk in my oatmeal when it's done bc I add sugar for flavor and milk for less thickness..is it good first me to Lose weight? how much do u think I will lose eating oatmeal each morning for breakfast? how much sugar should I add cause I usually just put it in until the oatmeal tastes sweet.. and how much milk? I'm 15 and would love to lose a little more weight before I go to a new school next month! thanks so much!!
No but its healthy for your heart sweetheart.
not that type, if you eat plain, non-instant oatmeal (so you have oats and you make it yourself) it's good for your heart and it is supposed to help burn fat.
also, you shouldn't add sugar, add fruit to sweeten, and you shouldn't use 2% use skim.
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Is it possible to fix my asymmetrical eyebrows? (photos)
Hi Im 19 years old, I have minimal asymmetrical eyes. My left eye and eyebrow higher than my right, When I lift my eyebrows my eyes being symmetrical. How do I fix that? Thanks... (I notice that from pictures I can't see details from mirror.)
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Is it possible to fix my asymmetrical eyebrows
Everyone has some type of asymmetry. I would be very careful trying to get the perfect eyebrow. I say, leave it alone. It is not unusual or noticeable in the photo you posted.
Is it possible to fix my asymmetric eyebrows?
Yes. There are several options to change eyebrow position. You can consider a neurotoxin or a surgical intervention.
Eyebrow position
I certainly need to see photos of your complete eyebrows with you in the resting position (Forehead not wrinkled) Everyone has some eyebrow asymmetry, but asymmetry usually can be improved by botox or by a subcutaneous brow lift , a procedure which is much less extensive than other types of brow lifts and is quite effective. Consult a board certified plastic surgeon and discuss these and other choices. Remember that any of these choices may not produce total symmetry
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Moon water: NASA thanks ISRO for partnership
Chandrayaan-1 has found traces of water on the lunar surface.
Washington: India's maiden lunar mission Chandrayaan-1 has been successful in finding traces of water on the lunar surface, the US space agency NASA said on Thursday, and thanked the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) for the partnership.
A National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) official said that traces of water and hydroxyl, a molecule consisting of one oxygen atom and one hydrogen atom, was also found in the lunar soil.
NASA also thanked ISRO for the partnership.
The NASA's Moon Mineralogy Mapper (M3) instrument was one of the instruments aboard the Chandrayaan-I, which was launched on October 22, 2008. However, the mission had to be aborted on August 30 after Chandrayaan-1 lost radio contact with the earth.
The analysis of the huge volume of M3 data was carried out by a joint team of scientists from the US and India.
The scientific team was led by M3 principal investigator Carle Pieters, a planetary geologist at Brown University in Rhode Island, and Principal Scientist of Chandrayaan-1 from Physical Research Laboratory (PRL) of the Indian Department of Space, J N Goswami.
The team had concluded that there were traces of hydroxyl (OH) and water (H2O) molecules on the surface of the moon closer to the polar region.
The experts also concluded that traces of OH and H20 were in the form of a thin layer embedded in rocks and chemical compounds on the surface of the moon and the quantity were extremely small - of the order of about 700 parts per million (ppm).
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Brad Warns Jen: Dump Him!
Trouble may already be brewing over Jennifer Aniston's new romance. According to sources, even Brad Pitt is concerned about her budding relationship with British model Paul Sculfor, 36. Based on new reports, Sculfor spent six months in intensive treatment for cocaine addiction in 2004. He's notorious for being a serial womanizer and cheater, and he's an aspiring actor who may be using Jen for fame.
A mutual friend of Brad and Jen tells Star, "Brad thinks this Sculfor guy is pretty shady. Brad relayed to Jen through friends that he is concerned about her. Paul might be handsome and charming, but Brad wishes Jen would look at the whole picture."
The former construction worker from Upminster , England has a troubled past. He reportedly snorted cocaine with supermodel Kate Moss and spent almost $900 a day on his habit. In 2004, Sculfor checked into the Priory Clinic in London . While most coke addicts spend 28 days in treatment, Sculfor spent six months.. According to sources, a "rich" friend paid for his treatment. The sources also added that he attended Cocaine Anonymous and continues to seek counseling and meditates daily to stay clean.
Sculfor also has a checkered romantic past. His engagement to British model-turned-TV personality Lisa Snowdon ended when she broke it off, after he was reportedly cheating on her. Lisa later dated George Clooney for more than a year. Did Lisa tell George about Paul? When asked about Sculfor in a telephone call, she snapped, "I've got nothing at all to say about him!"
Sculfor's publicist, Julian Payne, tells Star, "Paul has never made any secret of his past. He's been on several dates with Jennifer, and I'm sure she knows everything about him. He's not trying to hide anything."
When asked about Sculfor's steamy photo shoot in the February 1997 issue of the now defunct British gay publication, Attitude, Payne responded, "That was a long time ago. I don't know if they were nude pictures." Sources who have seen the spread say it's "sexy as hell."
"What Jen doesn't know is that gays love Paul. He thinks that a great joke and doesn't object to the adulation," says an insider.
According to insiders, Jen first met Sculfor at a a party in L.A. last winter when she was still dating Vince Vaughn.
Says a source, "Paul must have been keeping tabs on Jen, because as soon as he heard she and Vince were broken up, he immediately got her phone number from David Arquette — with the blessing of his wife, Courteney Cox, Jen's closest pal. David did have some reservations and warned Jen that Paul is a fameseeker and that she should be wary." Arquette's rep denies the story.
"A lot of Jen's friends — Brad included — think Paul is probably using Jen to get ahead, "says another source. In fact, Sculfor has mentioned that he planned on modeling for four years before becoming an actor.
Sculfor lives in a small house in Beverly Hills with a male roommate. One of his closest friends in L.A. is Victoria "Posh" Beckham. While growing up in England 's Essex county , he dated one of her best friends. Sculfor and Posh dined at the Saddle Ranch Chop House on the Sunset Strip on June 9. The evening was filmed for her upcoming reality show. Says an eyewitness, "He was with Posh and a bunch of people, hanging out, eating, and drinking. They looked like they were having a good time."
On June 10, the next morning, Sculfor was seen leaving Jennifer's Malibu beach house at noon. This wasn't the first time they have spent the night together. Star has new details about the couple's romantic Memorial Day Weekend at Shutters Hotel On the Beach, a luxury hotel in Santa Monica . On May 26, the couple shared a two-hour meal of seafood, salad, and wine at the One Pico restaurant where they looked lovingly at each other. Onlookers observe, "Paul spent four nights at Shutters. He ordered room service for two a couple of times!"
Jen's friends are becoing more concerned that this romance may be headed for heartbreak. However, Jen's rep denies it.
"Jen got a phone call from a friend who had spoken to Brad. Touchingly, Brad wanted her to know that he's worried that this guy will hurt her if she doesn't watch out," says a source. "A lot of Jen's friends agree with Brad. They think Paul is after the spotlight and probably using her to get ahead."
In past interviews, Sculfor has mentioned that he now prefers Mediterranean-looking women with dark hair, even though he went for blondes in his teens. He's also discussed the difficulty of having a girlfriend in the industry because most of the relationship is handled on the phone.
Some of Sculfor's friends are even warning Jen about him. "Paul got Jen on the rebound. I hope she has the sense to back off. She's mixing with a guy who has a terrible track record with drugs and women," says British TV host Rick Sky, a one-time acquaintance of Sculfor.


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Is this the latest thing for the snow slopes. Protective armour covering those areas of the body that are most susceptible to violent impact. Originally created for motorcross and more latterly the mountain bike craze, synthetic materials stretch out over the body with particular emphasis on spine, chest organs, shoulders and elbows. There's even padded shorts to wear under your snow clothes that stops side impact. When sighted recently on the US ski slopes comments came forth included 'bloody robocop' to advice from one ski instructor that its make more sense, and is far cheaper, if you choose not to hit anything. More information from Action Sports. www.xsportsprotective.com
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I'm going to use Dampener Plate, Dampner Plate, Damper Plate for search reasons. I did a search and found some info and it appeared that people spelled it differently. Hopefully if somebody else like me is searching in the future this will be helpful.
The early 70's BBC motor is back in the boat and it's time to bolt up the TH400 transmission. The new setup is just like the old setup, a somewhat standard Chevy flywheel (not a flexplate). The current dampener plate is what appears to be a Borg Warner Standard Duty damper plate like the one shown below.
The newly rebuilt motor should be good for around 600/600. At what point do I need to replace the "standard duty" damper plate with a "heavy duty" plate? If the standard duty plate is too weak for my new motor, is the Borg Warner "heavy duty" plate sufficient? If not, what plate do I run?


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The Nokia 700 may not come across as an app king when sat next to an iPhone 4 or an Android like the HTC Wildfire S, but it can do quite a bit sans a trip to the Nokia Store. Twitter and Facebook are integrated into the Social app, there are built-in iPlayer and YouTube apps, Shazam, a video editor, Vlingo voice commands and - our favourite - a voice synthesiser to read your SMS messages, among others.
All these apps live within a vertical scrolling main menu. Like the home screens, this has been thoroughly overhauled in the latest iteration of Symbian. Clunky-looking icons have been replaced with better rounded-off ones, providing a snazzier look. These icons can be organised as you like, with completely manual positioning and support for folders. Any app fans will want to use the latter, as the 3-icon columns mean it's easy to turn the apps menu into a mile-long list.
Some built-in apps are a bit frivolous, a bit niche, but others are desperately important. Mercifully, the basics of social network integration are decent. The Social app lets you view the latest updates from Facebook and Twitter as a single stream, or delve deeper into the content of the two networks - messages, events, @replies and so on. As we saw with the Nokia 700's widgets, it's not a desperately attractive app but functions well, with a look that's a step above the standard set by the dark old days of Symbian.
The standard web browser has been given some significant - and much-needed - UI improvements since Symbian^3's retail launch in 2010. There's now a static nav bar at the bottom of the screen, removing the need to constantly bring up the menu manually.
The nav bar offers back and forward buttons, a bookmark shortcut, access to tabs and a button to bring up the expanded options menu. This offers slightly lesser-used things like Feeds, History, link sharing and the option to add a bookmark. You can choose whether you want the Nokia 700 to use Google or Bing too, which is nice.
The phone's touchscreen is happy to perform multi-touch gestures like pinch zooming, and text re-rendering is quick. One sadly missing feature is full Flash 10.1 support - the Nokia 700 makes do with the relatively limited Flash lite 4.0. The 1GHz processor could have coped with the strain too. Ho hum.
Like any GPS-enabled Nokia smartphone, it comes with Maps - previously Ovi Maps - pre-installed. And it's just as great as ever. For many people, it won't seem much better or worse than rivals like Google Maps, but it is a little bit special. It's a pro at pre-loading maps using the phone's memory (inc. SD cards). You can download maps over Wi-Fi so they don't have to load over slow (and often costly) 3G while you're out. Having cached maps also makes dashing across large areas within Maps super-quick - which the 1GHz processor also has no trouble with.
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I can only assume something was very faulty with the package you received because:
a) I'm pretty sure that usb cable SHOULD be charging the phone (and to suggest Nokia is somehow slow to conform when they were one of the first manufacturers to do so is a bit...)
b) Those pictures... NO, just no... I'm not saying it was the photographer, but either the lens was smudged (or still covered by a sticky film?) or the camera unit was faulty. Nokia phones haven't taken pictures that bad since 2003, and I'm sure several people at TR know that.
Also, I found the review a bit confusing, switching between praising the excellent performance/value and then dismissing everything and suggesting Android phones instead.
In fact the end of the review then praises Symbian again, questioning Nokia's decision to go WinPho, before ending with a verdict lamenting "the constraints of symbian".
If I was someone wanting to know these constraints, I don't feel they were pointed out to me (apart from /quantity/ of app). During the review Maps, Video Player and Music Player were praised, as was 3d game performance comparable to an Android device in the same bracket. It's multitasking is one of the better ones. And yes a Kindle app is missing, I'll give you that. But Facebook has at least 6 or 7 alternatives on there (who needs an official one? iPad's took over a year and doesn't work properly!)
And why is having to go to the Spotify site to download the app a bad thing?
Finding "hidden gems" to uncover is as much of a chore on iOS and Android anyway. iOS is so overrun with crap that you have to visit a site (like TR or many others) to find out what's decent to download. The Android market is similar, and since it allows non-market apps (something Symbian had been doing for years), it's a similar experience of discovering interesting apps to trial on forums etc.
Not to mention Nokia's own BetaLabs.
Anyway, I needed to have a bit of a whine maybe, but the first main points were what I meant to point out: regarding usb cable and camera.
I'll ask around about the cable but can't imagine they'd package a non-charging one in...
Hi DrDark, thanks for the comment.
I was somewhat bemused by the camera too. The close-up performance was predictable thanks to the fixed-focus sensor, but the odd sheen on standard photos is rather odd. Having fallen prey to the unexpected plastic covering of camera lenses before, I did give it a good check so ensure it wasn't covered/horribly smudged. I'll take a few more shots and see if it can produce something better.
As for charging - USB charging works just fine but didn't seem to with the bundled cable. Will double-check that too of course. As much as anything else though, the only bundled charger is a proprietary one - and as a device that should (and hopefully will) bring a few new, non tech-head people to the platform, this is at the core of my argument. It works, but it's a secondary thing. A great many 700 users will continue to use the Nokia charger.
Symbian's main current issues for me are, to an extent, the same ones that affect Bada. They dip their toes in the functionality offered by others, but it all feels so limited. There aren't many more widgets to get, you can't tailor your smartphone experience anywhere near as much as Android - and the apps thing is the main problem for me. The quality and quantity of apps just isn't good enough. And it's not something I particularly blame on Symbian or Nokia. Developers make apps, and I just don't think there's the pay-off there on Symbian at present. To an extent it's one of those chicken and egg situations - Symbian needs a greater app/games buying audience to encourage development, but greater existing development itself would help in bringing this about.
The 3D games are nice, but there aren't many - and not a great deal of variety. Casual gaming fares even worse. Angry Birds is there, but there are so few that make use of Symbian 3's assets - it's all legacy S60 stuff. Not worthless by any means, but nothing that really makes use of the phone. There's no feeling of vitality to the Symbian apps scene, unless you get down to the real "scene" level.
I do like the phone though, and was close to giving it an 8. If it wasn't for the super-narrow body making typing a pain...
btw nice Journeyman Project avatar!
How was the 700 for taking videos?
Hi Marcus. It's a bit hectic at TR towers today, but I'll try and get a sample clip stuck up asap so you can see for yourself!
Saw in another review that the 700 only works with its own headset. Not had this problem with previous Nokia phones but this would be a deal breaker for me as I want to use my own in ear phones. Can you shed any light on this? Did you try a different headset/earphone?
Apart from that, this phone seems a pretty good option for the money. I've not been so antagonous to Symbian, as have others, so the latest improved version should be great. Also I don't see the problem with the screen size, this is a small phone that should fit nicely in a pocket, it is not a small tablet.
Don't understand. If I read your overall note, it seems it's not a good phone. If I read the review, it seems it's very good.
You always say it's far better for the price than any other Android device in the same category.
In fact, the only problem is the lack of apps...well, it's a mid-range smartphone, do you think you are dealing with power users that want many apps on their phone. You say yourself that the 700 do many things out of the box. If some users want more great apps, they can go on the betalabs (they have the level to search by themselves).
Mid-range Android can really use all apps you will find ? You speak about games...how many mid-range Android support HD games on Android market ?
I like this site, it's objective most of the time, but here you just see "that's Symbian, that's bad", there are not 500 000 apps, that's bad. But I do'nt see any device near the Nokia 700 for free on 20£ contract : you say it yourself screen far far far better (and it's one of the most important things, no ?), really good quality build - not far away from a high-end, stylish (subjective, but at least it's not as every other phones), good call quality, excellent gps solution.
What more do you need for free with your 20£ contract ?
PS : I concede the number of apps can be important, but just 7/10 is a really unfair statement given all the other great qualities, especially when you say that the average user will not need more than the apps installed out-of-the-box...
I concede screen is too small...but it's the same size as competitors.
I have just taken delivery of the Nokia 700 and comparing the features with this review I can say confidently that the review is rubbish. For a proper review go to http://www.allaboutsymbian.com/reviews/item/13431_Nokia_700.php
I want to know is there any "Beep Sound" while Call recording is going on or Not ?
I want to know is there any "Beep Sound" while Call recording is going on or Not in Nokia 700 ?
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The 9th Annual Bay View Winefest, which has been part of Milwaukee's entertaiment scene for nearly ten years, will once again be part of the evening's wine culture, again at the Historic Marian Center in Bay View.
This year will featuure many amazing prizes and giveaways, including roundtrip tickets on American Airlines, and a flight in a real T-28 vintage warbird!
The wine fest is an annual fundraising event for the Milwaukee Air & Water Show, and also supports WAAGR (Wisconsin Adopt-A-Golden Retriever), a dog-rescue group based in Wauwatosa, Wis.
One of Milwakee's best events, the Bay View Wine Fest offers a diverse and varied sampling of superb wines, beer, and food from area establishments. Premier wine flight tickets are also available, which offers a higher level of wine tasting, with reserved seating.
Dress is always casual at the wine fest, and participants will enjoy great music at the event as well. New to the event will be a live music feature on Saturday nite with Mickey Fritz and Rodeo Bob, two local musicians with a flair!
Everything is included for a $30 ticket price. All the details can be viewed at bvwinefest.com. The event usually sells out, and only 500 tickets will be sold each nite. Wine fest participants must be 21 or older to attend.
Tickets may be ordered by Email, U.S. Mail, or Phone, by calling (414) 482-2069, or by sending an email with your name, address, and ticket order information to firstname.lastname@example.com. All advance sale tickets will be mailed until Monday, April 8th. Tickets ARE available at the door.
Tickets purchased after April 8th will be held at the Bay View Wine Fest "WILL CALL." Tickets are available at the door, based on availability! For further info, please call 414-482-2069, or visit www.bvwinefest.com, or send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com.
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On Tuesday, South Carolina Republican Lindsey Graham told reporters that he would vote against the climate bill he helped author. Now he's going one step further. Graham, one of the few Republicans who claimed to care about climate change, now says global warming is no big deal.
Graham appeared on Wednesday at a press conference with Dick Lugar (R-Ind.), who was rolling out his own energy bill, a measure that relies heavily on expanding nuclear power and raising fuel economy standards without putting a cap on carbon dioxide emissions. Yesterday, Graham said he didn't think any energy bill could get 60 votes this year because oil drilling has become too controversial. Today he decided, at the last minute, to back Lugar's bill.
Reporters asked Graham several times about why he was supporting Lugar's bill, when just a few months ago he had argued that the Senate shouldn't pass a "half-assed" bill that lacked hard restrictions on carbon emissions. Graham replied that he now doesn't think pricing carbon is that important. "The science about global warming has changed," he noted, offhandedly. "I think they've oversold this stuff, quite frankly. I think they've been alarmist and the science is in question," Graham told reporters. "The whole movement has taken a giant step backward."
I followed up with him. "Can you clarify that statement that the science on global warming has changed?" I asked.
"The public acceptance about global warming has changed," he said.
"Well, what do you think?" I replied.
I'll print his response in full, because it's a humdinger:
It makes sense to me that the planet is heating up because you can measure heat. It's not a stretch to say that what goes into the air is contributing to global warming, but I don't want to be in the camp that says I know people in Northern Virginia will never see snow. At the end of the day, I think carbon pollution is worthy of being controlled, whether you believe in global warming or not. I do believe that all the CO2 gases, greenhouse gases from cars, trucks, and utility plants is not making us a healthier place, is not making our society better, and it's coming at the expense of our national security and our economic prosperity. So put me in the camp that it's worthy to clean up the air and make money doing so. This idea that carbon's good for you. I want that debate. There's a wing of our party who thinks carbon pollution is okay. I'm not in that wing.
I asked him, if carbon emissions aren't warming the planet, why are they bad? Here's his reply:
I just think it's bad … the reason I don't hang out in traffic jams and get out and suck up the wind is I think this crap is bad for you. We've had an increase in asthma cases. If you've ever been to Thailand stuck behind 400 motorcycles, it's a lousy place to be. It doesn't take a rocket scientist in my view to understand that the stuff floating in the Gulf, if you burn it doesn't make it better for you. If you wouldn't go swimming in this stuff, why would you burn it and want to breath it?
Graham ended his commentary on the subject on this note: "I do believe the environmental benefit of a low carbon economy is worth the Republican party's time and attention. Does climate change have to be your religion? No, it is not my religion, it is my concern."
This is quite different from what Graham has been saying for the past eight months. Last October, he co-authored an op-ed with John Kerry (D-Mass.) arguing that that "climate change is real and threatens our economy and national security." Now he's fumbling to figure out how to make it seem like he still cares—but not too much.


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ranger- the kitty quilt is going to my favorite LA'er. He has such a good eye for what to do and it just calls for something other than what I could do.
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
ranger- the kitty quilt is going to my favorite LA'er. He has such a good eye for what to do and it just calls for something other than what I could do.
Every day's a blessing.
This is a wall hanging I started before Christmas. Now it's ready for 2012!
Barballen, Love the cats. they are so real looking. Love it
Kris - I love the tree! All ready for next Christmas!
"Most folks are as happy as they make up their minds to be." Abraham Lincoln
Lovely tree Kris! I like how it sparkles!
My initials are BB, so dublb is double B.
Great finishes Ladies!!! Keep that bell a ring-a-ding-dinging
I have started my next UFO, but it's really only a semi-ufo as it's more a WIP that got set aside because of some more urgent projects, I didn't really abandon it.
I already have 2 setbacks on it and I just got back to work on it yesterday. LOL... First I somehow managed to cut 48 squares from my blue and red scraps the wrong size.. I cut 4" and they needed to be 5". Not only did I cut them wrong, I got most of them sewed together as I am making HSTs with them. Thankfully I discovered my error before I actually cut them. The real setback from this is that now I don't have enough dark blue scraps to cut the 5" ones from. I have a good amount of blues, but this is for a Marine and the ones I have left are florals. So now I'm pretty much stuck till I can get out to a thrift store and shop for dark blues. So frustrating!!
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I believe UFOs are like scraps, ferns and dust bunnies. Once you get two, they send spores out into the air and more just happen anywhere the spores meet.
Kris,nice tree. Glad you got it finished even if you can't use it until Christmas 2012.
Is that a real ornament at the top of the tree?
Life...you muddle your way through it and then you die!
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Life is short, live it while you still can. QuilterMomma
BarbEllen, I just love your tuxedo cat quilt. Were those all panels? Since I too, have a tux kitty, I am quite partial. Your quilt is great.Hope your sis loves it as much as well all do!
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|Vladimir Gusev
| Height
| 6 ft 2 in (1.88 m)
212 lb (96 kg)
|KHL Team
|Metallurg Novokuznetsk
| November 24 1982,
Novosibirsk, Russia
|NHL Draft
| 115th overall, 2001
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|2000 – present
Vladimir Vitalyevich Gusev (born November 24, 1982) is a Russian professional ice hockey defenceman who currently plays for Metallurg Novokuznetsk of the Kontinental Hockey League (KHL).[1]
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Early Marriage Index Volume 1
Submitted by Beth Walker
These are listed in alphabetical order by both the bride and grooms surnames. All marriage certificate images or transcriptions will be linked with the date. Any notes about the person or marriage will be linked with the page number.
Page # Names Date if available. Page # Names Date if available
|69 Acarnias, Faqueste - Salenas, Lucelio
|11 Maddox, Mary Jane to Bartlett, William
|54 Adams, Mary C. - James, Nathan N.
|37 Maginnis, Mary to Preston, Lewis
|73 Adams, Robert - McWerter, Lorena
|12 Malloy, Ellen to Pugh, William
|57 Adams, Sarah Jane - Beckman, Samuel
|67 Marshall, Henry J. to Hinds, Martha A.
|67 Adams, Wm. - Dodson, Sarah B.
|78 Martinez, Rosalie to Polonio, Mr.
|82 Alford, Mary E. - Pearce, Moses
|58 Meadows, J. H. to Cavitt, Elvira J.
|63 Anderson, Melinda - Thomas, James
|36 Medders, Caroline to Hill, Samuel
|71 Mills, W. H. to Evans, Sarah A.
|47 Bartlett, Eliza - Pugh, Bartholomew
|18 McClusky, John to McMurry, Margaret
|56 Bartlett, Jane - Ricks, Wiley
|55 McGee, Frank H. to Grant, Sarah
|41 Bartlett, Melissio - Old, Hollwell
|6 McGee, Jane O. to Hagit, H. R.
|11 Bartlett, William - Maddox, Mary Jane
|33 McNeill, Cyntha J. to Dix, John J.
|70 Bartwell, Allice C. - Powell, Fligo
|30 McNeill, M. E. to Wilborn, Permelia Elizabeth
|62 Beall, Robert A. - Williams, Sarah
|1 McNeill, Robert B. to Reid, Martha S.
|80 Beall, Samuel - Winters, Mary
|63 McNeill, T. P. to Pearce, Mollie
|57 Beckman, Samuel - Adams, Sarah Jane
|17 McMurry, Magaret to McClusky, John
|15 Blair, E. C. - Fatheree, Sarah J.
|73 McWerter, Lorena to Adams, Robert
|9 Burell, Joseph - Rathall, Jane
|52 Moore, J. M. to Winters, Ellen
|43 Butler, Albert B. - Waller, Sarah
|16 Moore, Nancy C. to Robertson, Wm R.
|73 Murphy, Jas. W. to Odem, Eliza A.
|51 Campbell, Edward - Tom, Mary Jane
|39 Musgrave, Bennet to Walker, Prudence
|51 Campbell, Hannah - Tom, Simpson H.
|38 Musgrave, Thomas I. H. to Reed, Martha Isabel
|32 Carson, John - Edwards, Sarah Ann
|7 Carter, Michael - Hall, Elizabeth Ann
|74 Nichols, Mrs. Mary to Gallagher, Thomas
|58 Cavitt, Elvira J. - Meadows, J. H.
|76 Nixon, Mary to Eads, Martin V.
|80 Cavit, William A. - Powel, Elizabeth
|59 Chalo, Ensibro - Salinas, Melohrsa
|28 Odom, Eliza to Goodwin, Mathew
|48 Chambless, Liddio - Jones, Calvin
|73 Odem, Eliza A. to Murphy, Jas. W.
|35 Chambles, Mary - Fox, Michael
|25 Odem, Wade to Tullos, Catherine
|82 Coker, Jas. M. - Ham, Alice
|65 O'Hara, Cecelia to Dolan, M.
|19 Cook, Emaline - Wright, Calvin
|41 Old, Hollwell to Bartlett, Melissa
|24 Cook, Louisa - Wright, Henry C.
|45 O'Reiley, Charles to Dolan, Mary Ann
|60 Cotten, William S. - Whealis, Ann E.
|44 Crowder, Emma - Templeton, William
|63 Pearce, Mollie to McNeil, T. P.
|10 Crowson, Hulda E. - Fudge, Almond
|82 Pearce, Moses to Alford, Mary E.
|66 Cude, R. D. - Williams, Delia
|61 Pelham, Sarah E. to Goodman, Willis W.
|83 Cude, Timothy J. - Tullous, Mary C.
|21 Pelham, William A. to Dod, Sarah Ann Elizabeth
|5 Perez, Asaletea to Vela, Furnando
|81 Davis, Mary Jane - Walker, Wilson Perry
|78 Polonio, Mr. to Yartinez, Rosalie
|85 Dillard, John - Walker, Mrs. Mary Jane
|8 Powell, Ann J. to Hinton, Joshua
|33 Dix, John J. - McNeill, Cyntha J.
|80 Powel, Elizabeth to Cavit, William A.
|21 Dod, Sarah Ann Elizabeth - Pelham, William A.
|70 Powell, Fligo to Bartwell, Allice C.
|67 Dodson, Sarah B. - Adams, William
|27 Powell, Lucretia to Pugh, Patrick
|65 Dolan, M. - O'Hara, Cecelia
|37 Preston, Lewis to Maginnis, Mary
|45 Dolan, Mary Ann - O'Reilly, Charles
|47 Pugh, Bartholomew to Bartlett, Eliza
|46 Dolan, Thos. - Harrison, Ann
|27 Pugh, Patrick to Powell, Lucretia
|3 Dollan, Margaret - Lewis, Simeon W.
|12 Pugh, William to Malloy, Ellen
|76 Eads, Martin V. - Nixon, Mary
|9 Rathall, Jane to Burell, Joseph
|81 Edwards, Bohdeaner - Tullous, Andrew M.
|22 Reaves, William to Talk, Syntha
|32 Edwards, Sarah Ann - Carson, John
|59 Reid, E. M. to Ferrell, Cora
|54 Evans, Margaret - Gussett, N.
|1 Reid, Martha S. to McNeill, Robert B.
|71 Evans, Sarah A. - Mills, W. H.
|64 Reed, Laura D. to LeLande, Doct. E. R.
|38 Reed, Martha Isabel to Musgrove, Thos. I. H.
|13 Fadden, Ellen - Grover, Charles D. C.
|42 Ricks Henry L. to Tillous, Ann
|49 Falquenes, Ann Elza - Lathram, R.
|22 Ricks, Nancy Jane to Little, James G.
|15 Fatherie, Sarah J. - Blair, E. C.
|56 Ricks, Wiley to Bartlett, Jane
|59 Ferrell, Cora - Reid, E. M.
|23 Ricks, Wiley to Whelis, Ann Eliza
|77 Flores, Antonia - Sandoval, Theodor
|16 Robertson, Wm R. to Moore, Nancy C.
|53 Foster, Mrs. Everline - Williams, J. M.
|14 Robinson, Alfred to Latham, Sarah Ann Lavina
|70 Foster, J. W. - Hinds, Maria J.
|2 Foster, Jasper - Gillen, Eveline D.
|69 Salinas, Lucelio to Acarnias, Gugusto
|45 Fountain, Caroline - Hinds, George F.
|59 Salinas, Melohrsa to Chalo, Ensibro
|50 Fountain, F. H. - Sane, A. E.
|72 Sanders, Jas. M. to Weaver, Nancy Caroline
|35 Fox, Michael - Chambles, Mary
|77 Sandoval, Theodore to Flores, Antonio
|84 Franklin, Nancy Jane - Johnson, John W.
|50 Sane, A. E. to Fountain, F. H.
|10 Fudge, Almond D. - Crowson, Hulda E.
|26 Shipp, Emily C. to Wilson, George Z
|79 Futch, Cornelius - Taylor, Tabitha
|95 Shipp, Ephraim S. to Johnson, Mary
|74 Gallagher, Thomas - Nichols, Mrs. Mary
|22 Talk, Syntha to Reaves, William
|20 Garcia, Jesus - Taylor, Mary Ann
|20 Taylor, Mary Ann to Garcia, Jesus
|68 Garthredge, Mary A. - Wright, Thos. E.
|79 Taylor, Tabitha to Futch, Cornelius
|2 Gillen, Eveline D. - Foster, Jasper
|44 Templeton, Wm. to Crowaer, Emma
|28 Goodwin, Mathew - Odom, Eliza
|63 Thomas, James to Anderson, Melinda
|27A Goodwin, William - Haag, M.
|51 Tom, Mary Jane to Campbell, Edward
|61 Goodman, Willis W. - Pelham, Sarah E.
|51 Tom, Simpson H. to Campbell, Hannah
|55 Grant, Sarah - McGee, Frank H.
|79 Tope, J. H. to Winters, D. S.
|4 Green, James J. - Huthins, C. A.
|81 Tullous, Andrew M. to Edwards, Bohdeaner
|13 Grover, Charles D. C. - Fadden, Ellen
|42 Tullous, Ann to Ricks, Henry W.
|54 Gussett, N. - Evans, Margaret
|25 Tullos, Catharine to Odem, Wade
|83 Tullous, Mary C. to Cude, Timothy J.
|27A Haag, N. - Goodwin, William
|6 Hagit, H. R. - McGee, Jane O.
|17 Vanmeter, Wm.Cunningham to Wright, Elfrida Victoria
|31 Hagy, Pleasant S. - Wright, Dorthulia B.
|95 Vasques, Padro to Hurtia, Demnette
|29 Haley, Mary Ann O. - Kinelin, Mathew
|5 Vela, Furnando to Pearz, Asaletea
|7 Hall, Elizabeth Ann - Carter, Michael
|82 Ham, Alice - Coker, Jas. M.
|85 Walker, Mrs. Mary Jane to Dillard, John
|65 Harris, Wm. T. - Young, Amanda M.
|39 Walker Prudence to Musgrave, Bennett
|46 Harrison, Ann - Dolan, Thos.
|81 Walker Wilson Perry to Davis, Mary Jane
|75 Harrison, Mary - Lewis, William
|43 Waller, Sarah to Butler, Albert B.
|34 Hickman, Mary E. - Winters, J. H.
|72 Weaver, Nancy Caroline to Sanders, Jas. M.
|36 Hill, Samuel - Medders, Caroline
|60 Whealis, Ann E. to Cotten, Wm. S.
|45 Hinds, Geo F. - Fountain, Caroline
|23 Whelis, Ann Eliza to Ricks, Wiley
|70 Hinds, Maria J. - Foster, J. W.
|40 White, Nancy, to Yarborough, Lorenzo Dow 30 November 1863
|67 Hinds, Martha A. - Marshall, Henry J.
|66 Williams, Delia to Cude, R. D .
|8 Hinton, Joshua - Powell, Ann J.
|53 Williams John to Foster, Mrs. Everline
|95 Hurtia, Demnette - Vasques, Padro
|62 Williams Sarah to Beall, Robert A.
|4 Hutchins, C. A. - Green, James J.
|30 Willborn, Parmelia Elizabeth to McNeill, M. E.
|26 Wilson, George Z. to Shipp, Emily C.
|54 James, Nathan N. - Adams, Mary C.
|79 Winters, D. S. to Tope, J. H.
|95 Johnson, Mary - Shipp, Ephraim S.
|52 Winters, Ellen to Moore, J. M.
|84 Johnson, John W. - Franklin, Nancy Jane
|34 Winters, J. H. to Hickman, Mary E.
|48 Jones, Calvin - Chambless, Liddia
|80 Winters, Mary to Beall, Samuel
|19 Wright, Calvin to Cook, Emaline
|29 Kinelin, Mathew - Haley, Mary Ann O.
|31 Wright, Dorthulia B. to Hagy, Pleasant S.
|17 Wright, Elfrida Victoria To Vanmeter, Wm.Cunningham
|49 Latham, R. - Falguenes Ann Elza
|24 Wright, Henry C. to Cook, Louisa
|14 Latham, Sarah Ann Lavina - Robinson, Alfred
|68 Wright, Thos E. to Garthredge, Mary A.
|64 Leland, Doct. E.R. - Reed, Laura O.
|3 Lewis, Simeon W. - Dollan, Margaret
40 Yarborough, Lorenzo Dow to White, Nancy
|75 Lewis, William - Harrison, Mary
|65 Young , Amanda M. to Harris, Wm. T.
|22 Little, James G. - Ricks, Nancy Jane
Notes - The number is the page number that the marriage record is listed on.
22. Little, James G. to Ricks, Nancy Jane
My notes show that they married on January 5, 1860, but I do not have a copy of the marriage license. James G. Little, son of Jesse and Sarah Little, born 1806 in GA and died June 25, 1921 in Pearsall, Frio Co. TX. Nancy born abt. 1842 in Miss and died November 13, 1892. Submitted by Renee Smelley
39. Walker Prudence to Musgrove, Bennett
My notes show that they were married on November 16, 1863, but I do not have a copy of the marriage license. Sarah Prudence Walker is the daughter of Joseph W. Walker and his first wife Mary Walker.
40. Yarborough, Lorenzo Dow to White, Nancy
Lorenzo Dow Yarbrough (1840 TX - 1907 TX) was the son of John Swanson and Cynthia Unknown/Coker. Nancy Parilee White (1841 TX - 1931 TX) was the daughter of Headley Coburn White and Lydia Wright. Submitted by Renee Smelley
52. Moore, J. M. to Winters, Ellen
My notes show that they married on October 24, 1865, but I don't have a copy of the marriage license. John M. Moore is the son of Francis Unkown/Coker? Tope Moore and step son of John Swanson Yarbrough. John was born 1842 in Little Rock, AR. Rhoda Ellen Winters is the daughter of Benjamin Franklin Winters & Sylvania Adeline Cude. She was born November 28, 1846 in TX and died April 10, 1930 in Runnels Co., TX. Submitted by Renee Smelley
68. Wright, Thomas E. & Garthredge, Mary A.
My notes show that they were married on 14 February 1867, but I do not have a copy of the license. Mary Ann's (born about 1838 AR) surname was Tope and her nickname was Polly. She was the daughter of Francis Unknown/Coker? Tope Moore and step daughter of John Swanson Yarbrough. She was married to Albert Gathredge on April 26, 1851 in Gonzales County according to my notes. Her marriage license contained the surname Yarbrough, which was crossed out and the surname Tope entered. Thomas Elwood Wright (born about 1836/37 Iowa) is the son of Joshua Wright and Mary Ann Unkown. Submitted by Renee Smelley.
79. Tope, J. H. to Winters, D. S.
My notes show that they married on May 07, 1868, but I don't have a copy of the license. James Henry Tope is the son of Francis Unknown/Coker? Tope Moore and stepson of John Swanson Yarbrough. He was born February 22, 1840 in AR and died February 19, 1924. Dorcas Salina Winters is the daughter of Benjamin Franklin Winters & Sylvania Adeline Cude. She was born Abt. 1849 in Walker Co. and died September 27, 1926. Submitted by Renee Smelley
81. Walker, Wilson Perry to Mary Jane Davis
My notes show that they were married on 9 July 1868, but I do not have a copy of the license. Mary Jane Davis was supposedly was the daughter of Caroline Ethyl Dodd and a previous marriage to a Unknown Davis. Caroline Dodd married Alfred Yarbrough, but I have yet to find any kind of document to verify that information and think that this information maybe false since Caroline married Alfred under the Dodd surname. Mary's brother Christopher Columbus Davis married his first wife Martha Turner in the home of Alfred Yarbrough on 22 Nov 1872, but on the 1870 census I can't find the Davis children and they are not listed in the home of Alfred & Caroline (Dodd) Yarbrough. The McMullen County History Book also says that Mary married John Dillard. Submitted by Renee Smelley
85. Dillard, John to Walker, Mrs. Mary Jane
My notes show that they were married on 3 March 1870, but I do not have a copy of the marriage record. See also 81 Walker, Wilson Perry to Mary Jane Davis. Submitted by Renee Smelley.
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|Nopeind, 1027AE Amsterdam, 荷兰
Our B&B cottage has two bedrooms for 2 or 4 persons. Each room has its own bathroom. One room has double bed, another one has a twin bed that can also be used as a double. The dining room is shared. The price is per room per night. The price is for one room. We have 2 rooms available.
Visit the town centre or the countryside with several villages like Broek in Waterland, Volendam and Zaanse Schans. The cows are your neighbours and you will find a golf court next door. The cottage has unlimited view on the countryside.
Free bicycles and cycle route maps available. Visit the area where Rembrandt made his drawings.
Free coffee and tea.
Breakfast included.
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Uns beiden (m40/f40) hat es auch SEHR GUT bei Henk gefallen. Der auch fliessend Deutsch spricht! .. Die Landschaft ist recht schön und RUHIG, ein malerisches DORF in 10 Min. zu Fuß erreichbar, malerische kleine Bauernhöfe und Brücken über Grachten. Viele Enten, Schwäne, Pferde. Und der liebe, spielfreudige Bordercollie OLLIE. Das kleine Häuschen ist wirklich schön und sehr SAUBER, Bad top und alles sehr NEU. Das "hausgemachte" Frühstück ließ auch keine Wünsche offen. Henk ist ein sehr freundlicher und hilfsbereiter Gastgeber, der stehts mit Rat & Tat dient. Trotz des schnarchenden Zimmernachbarn haben wir wie im "KOMA" geschlafen ;0) Wir wollen bei nächster Gelegenheit wieder buchen (Nicht erst wieder beim nächsten Hochzeitstag, sondern gerne schneller). NIcht nur wegen Amsterdam, sondern jetzt auch wegen "FRIEND HENK" und family und dem niedlichen Gästehäus'chen! Tot ziens, Henk :0) Regine&Andreas van Duitsland
Il B&B è molto carino e pulito, a circa mezz'ora di autobus dal centro di Amsterdam. Appena usciti dalla periferia della città ci si trova completamente immersi nelle verdi campagne, ideale per chi ama la natura i paesaggi e la tranquillità. La colazione buona e abbondante. Molto utilile le biciclette messe a disposizione dal B&B, che ci hanno permesso di raggiungere un vicino ristorante la sera e di fare un lungo giro la mattina seguente. Il Sig. Henk è molto cortese, ci ha dato tutte le informazione di cui avevamo bisogno e ci ha anche portato con la sua auto alla fermata dell'autobus.
Giovanni & Valentina
Uns hat es sehr gut bei Henk gefallen. Die Landschaft drum herum ist traumhaft, das kleine Häuschen ist wirklich schön und sehr sauber, Bad top und alles sehr neuwertig. Das Frühstück ließ auch keine Wünsche offen. Henk ist ein toller hilfsbereiter Gastgeber, der steht's mit Rat & Tat beiseite steht. Man sollte wenn möglich mit dem Auto anreisen. Die Bushaltestelle ist ca. 1km entfernt und der Bus fährt ca. alle 10 Minuten ins Zentrum, also optimal für diejenigen, die das bunte Treiben in Amsterdam erleben möchten, aber gerne auch die ländliche Ruhe genießen! Wir würden es jederzeit wieder so buchen.
Tout était parfait.
Le gîte est dans un cadre très verdoyant où on imagine mal être aussi près ld'Amsterdam. Les transports vers Amsterdam on ne peut plus simple et direct
Le petit déjeuner était royal
et l'accueil de monsieur Henk d'une gentillesse extrême. Un lieu où je souhaite revenir !
The stay in general was perfect , very good breakfast, the bike very good, the place is somewhat removed from the center, but cycling the road is great, if you are looking for an alternative stay away from the noise of central and fan field are already bike , you will not have better choice
Hallo René,
thx for that great experience. Sleeping in the Pipowagen was great. we hope you are fast improving with the expansions and new sanitary facilities. we enjoyed our stay very much and the breakfast every morning inside the bed was great. we hope to be able to come back again soon.
Best regards
Deli and Andi
Mixed reviews on this weekend. 1st Henk was suppose to pick me up from the other side of the ferry and he wasn't there. After finding WiFi in Amsterdam he had messaged saying he couldn't pick us up now. We got a taxi eventually and very nearly didn't find the wagon (late flight meant it was dark) Alex was extremely understanding and kind and showed us around.
The wagon was lovely and has great kitchen facilities. The biggest problem with it was it was freezing, the small electric heater did nothing so we used all the blankets available. (luckily our 3rd guest couldn't make it) It has a comfy double beds but would have preferred a double duvet rather than 2 singles. The 2 camp beds didn't look very comfortable.
Henk made out the bike route was extremely easy and quick, well we got lost on the way there and back to the city and it was very stressful biking into massive housing estates (tower block flats)
Henk was very kind and picked us up from the other side of the ferry. He insisted we brought the bikes back the next day. So when attempting this we got lost again so we had to return because our flight was at 1.
My advice ensure you have. Sat.nav or map!!! And a hot water bottle!
Carriage really comfortable and fully equipped. The bedroom was clean and the bed comfortable. The kitchen is also nice. Unfortunately the bathroom is really far if you need it during the night. The two carriage are into a animal ring with goat, chicken and donkey.Very good experience for the kids...
Henk is a very friendly host and so was the farmers. But we were surprised to see that the surrounding of the wagon was different from the pictures showed at the Wimdu page. Just outside the door is a little hill of car tiles and 25 mts from the wagon was a dung hill with 100000 flies, many of them came in to the wagon. It was quite chilly at night, the children's beds were extremely uncomfy, there were to many spiders, Mosquitos and flies to make us feel relaxed. The room where we could shower was completely bare, not even a hook to hang your towel while you were having a shower, and it was not the cleanest. Witch also describes the wagon, it was in a need of a deep clean. It could have been ok for a very less price.
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Pets waiting for adoption--This is just a fraction of the pets available
Can You Help?
Friends of Pets is an all-volunteer organization. We are seeking individuals who are interested in helping homeless animals in the Summit County, Ohio, area. We are currently in need of families who are willing to temporarily open up their homes to a cat or dog waiting for their "forever homes". Friends of Pets is in the process of re-structuring our dog foster program and is actively seeking loving dog foster homes. Our situation has recently changed and we in urgent need good dog fosters. If you would like to become a dog foster, please email us at email@example.com. Even if you cannot foster a pet, there are many other volunteer positions available. You can volunteer from a couple of hours a month to several hours a week, the choice is up to you! Please contact us for more information.
Who We Are
We are an all-volunteer organization that was formed as a 501(c)(3) non-profit in 1995. Since that time, we have rescued and spayed/neutered more than 6000 animals. All animals receive loving care in volunteers' homes. Animals live freely in their environment and receive veterinarian care and lots of love and attention.
Adopting A Friend
The adoption donation fee includes spay / neuter and vaccinations. All dogs are tested for heartworm, and cats are tested for feline leukemia/aids. Friends of Pets carefully screens potential adopters, ensuring that animal and adoptive family are a good match. Through an indepth screening process, adopters must prove that they will provide quality homes for our pets.
Come Visit Us!
Friends of Pets does not have a shelter. Our animals are shown throughout the week at area PetsMart stores. Adoption counselors are available to help you select the pet that is right for you and your family at the Chapel Hill store in Akron and Montrose store in Fairlawn on Saturday and Sunday, usually from 12:00 - 4:00. Animals can also be seen by private appointments in the fosters' homes.
Phone: 330-571-7387
this page updated 6/23/06
Click here to visit our organization's web site "friendsofpets.info."
Click here for a partial list of pets at this shelter - we currently have many animals waiting for their "forever homes"
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On this date in 1924, Adolphe Miliband, later known as Ralph Miliband, was born and raised in Brussels, Belgium. His parents were Polish Jews who migrated in the 1920s to Brussels, where they met and married. The Miliband family relocated to London in 1940, fleeing the Nazi invasion of Belgium. In London, Miliband changed his first name to Ralph to avoid any connotation to Adolf Hitler. At age 16, Miliband visited the grave of Karl Marx in London to swear allegiance to "the workers' cause" ("Labourism and socialism: Ralph Miliband's Marxism" by Paul Blackledge in International Socialist, January 2011). Miliband studied at the London School of Economics under the British Marxist historian and theorist Harold Laski, who greatly influenced Miliband's politics. Miliband broke from his studies to serve in the Royal Navy, and returned to LSE to graduate in 1947. Miliband then earned a scholarship for Ph.D. research at LSE, at which time Laski arranged for Miliband to teach at Roosevelt College (now Roosevelt University) in Chicago. In 1949, Miliband became a lecturer in political science at LSE.
Miliband co-founded, with E.P. Thompson, John Saville, Raphael Samuel, Raymond Williams and Stuart Hall, the New Reasoner and New Left Review, radical journals that represented the British New Left during the 1950s. In 1964, Saville and Miliband established the Socialist Register journal, influenced by Miliband's friend C. Wright Mills. Miliband began teaching at the University of Leeds in 1972, and spent time teaching at other universities in the United States and Canada. He argued after the mid-1960s that a better, more revolutionary alternative to the British Labour Party needed to be established. His promotion of a Marxist style of revolutionary socialism influenced generations of socialist scholars and leaders, including Tariq Ali. Miliband married one of his former LSE students, Marion Kozak, in 1961. They raised their two sons, David and Edward, in a secular lifestyle. Ironically, Miliband, who critiqued the Labour Party in his book, Parliamentary Socialism (1961), had two sons who rose to great power in the Labour Party. Both sons vied for the party Leader position, with Ed winning by a narrow margin in 2010. Miliband was the author of The State in Capitalist Society (1969), Marxism and Politics (1977), Capitalist Democracy in Britain (1982), Class Power and State Power (1983), Divided Societies: Class Struggle in Contemporary Capitalism (1989) and Socialism for a Skeptical Age (1994). He is buried near Karl Marx in Highgate Cemetery in North London. D. 1994.


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Directed by Ike Films
I can't believe this day has come as GLC's "Clockin' Lotsa Dollarz" video has finally dropped. This track and video mean a lot to me as this was something GLC let me become involved in over a year ago – not to mention this video shoot was the very first time I ever met the legendary Bun B (and my video partner in crime Brandon "N2ition" Riley).
I know there has been a lot of speculation, but yes, the track (and video) actually feature the real Sir Mix-A-Lot, which was no small feat (imagine having to track down Mr. "Put Em On The Glass"). Chicago-beatsmith, Xcel (who you can find as a security guard in the clip), produced the track, which fits Gangsta L and the Trill O.G. perfectly. Kanye West later came on board to co-produce the track and add his, as GLC calls it, Pimp Glitter to the mix.
Ike Films did a great job on the clip, which was done entirely on a green screen. Pay attention to the detail as Travis put a lot of work and detail into this mini-movie. The video co-stars Tiffany Davis from the Bad Girls Club, and also has some other interesting cameos. See if you recognize anyone else in there. Ha!
The track is available for purchase on iTunes now. Do yourself a favor and spend a dollar to support the Ism. GLC's debut album Love, Life & Loyalty drops October 12th.
You can read GLC's words on the video and song over at his site GLCityMusic
"Clockin" was recorded and mixed by Mike Kolar at Soundscape Studios.