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Aloha Everyone! Our guided lava hike last night was awesome. At first the winds were blowing from the south which we were afraid of, but we were able to view the ocean entry from a clear and safe vantage point. As the steam from the ocean entry cleared, we were able to see lava entering the ocean. What an awesome sight! Even the surface flows were active with multiple breakouts. Before we headed up to the surface flow we had to wait for the winds to switch so as not to inhale any of the fumes. As we got there the winds switched and blew the fumes away from the area we were in. This made for an awesome time viewing the surface flows. There seemed to be an increase in the lava activity, which can be credited to the inflation at Halema'uma'u and Pu'u O'o. Once again we could see the surface flow slowly advancing down the Pali, as well as the glow from the Kahaualea flow and Pu'u O'o. Another awesome night, Aloha
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April 13, 2013-Guided Lava Hike
Aloha once again! We had awesome lava activity as we were able to view both the ocean entry and the surface flow. We were able to view both from safe areas. The surface flow was in the same area as last night, but had inflated and advanced slightly and was still nice to see. The ocean entry was just as beautiful and could be seen clearly. There also seemed to be a surface breakout west of the steam plume, but we were unable to view this because the steam was blowing into that particular area. Up on Pali, the surface flow making it's way down was visible once again as well as the glow from Pu'u O'o and the Kahaualea flow. Another beautiful night, Aloha!
Guided Lava Hike-April 12, 2013
Aloha! We had an awesome lava hike. All of our guided hikes were able to find the awesome surface breakout, which we were able to safely get close to this surface flow was big and a welcome sight and also it was closer than the past week's surface flow. The ocean entry was nice as well. The steam plume was being blown away from us, so our view was amazing. The surface flow on the pali is still advancing slowly and the glow from Pu'u O'o and the Kahaualea flow could still be seen. Add the clear skies with the "fingernail" moon, the stars and beautiful weather and that was our night. Beautiful night, Aloha!
Guided Lava Hike-April 10, 2013
Aloha! Another successful guided lava hike with great activity at the ocean entry. While our groups were there at the ocean entry, they witnessed multiple big breakouts. The winds were blowing in our favor as the fumes were being blown away from us and viewing the lava was awesome. Also there were some surface flows that were visible and safe to get up close to. Up on the Pali, the surface flow has made progress and has advanced down the hill. Besides this surface flow, we could see glow from the Kahaualea flow and from Pu'u O'o. Awesome night, A Hui Hou !
Guided Lava Hike-April 08, 2013
Good evening! Tonight's Guided Lava Hike was a good one as we were able to safely view both the ocean entry and surface flow. The surface flow started sluggish, but eventually inflated enough that there was a big surface flow that was seen by our 5:00 pm tour. At the ocean entry we saw three entry points. The wind was blowing straight onshore, so the steam was being blown at an angle that we were able to see all three clearly as the steam would clear. When this happened we could see glimpses of the lava flowing into the ocean. Up on the Pali, we could see the surface flow that is coming down the hillside and the glow from the Kahaualea flow, which is approximately 3 mi away from Pu'u O'o. Aloha!
April 07, 2013- Guided Lava Hike
Aloha Gang! Tonight we were able to see the ocean entry and some nice surface flow as well. The ocean entry was very active and some chunks were seen flying into the air. The ocean was very rough and wave after wave was seen crashing onto the molten rock. This didn't seem to slow down the ocean entry at all. Also, tonight we were able to find some surface flow and it was awesome! We haven't been able to find surface flows for a short while and this was a great find. We could still see the surface flow coming down the hillside and the glow from the Kahaualea flow, which is over the horizon of the Pulama Pali. Another awesome Guided Lava Hike, Aloha!
April 06, 2013-Guided Lava Hike
Aloha! There was a nice ocean entry that we were able to see last night, but surface flows are still scarce. As the wind blew the steam from the ocean entry we could see lava flowing into the ocean and chunks of lava would occasionally fly into the air. The surface flow on the Pali was still visible last night. This flow is slowly making it's way down the hillside, so we will just have to wit and see what happens with this flow. Aloha!
April 05, 2013-Guided Lava Hike
Aloha Gang! We still weren't able to see any surface flow up close tonight, but we did see the ocean entry and it is still very active. There are two main spots where the lava is entering the ocean. There is a surface flow that is making it's way down the Pali, but it is near the top still. This flow cannot be seen during the day, but is visible from our tour area and the Kalapana Lava Viewing area. This flow as well as the Kahauale'a flow may be the reason for the lack of surface flows near the ocean entry. Still it is a beautiful night, Aloha!
April 04, 2013-Guided Lava Hike
Aloha Folks! We had a really nice ocean entry tonight, but still no surface flows in the vicinity of the ocean entry. There was a bright glow near the base of the Pali, which is indicative of a surface breakout. We could clearly see the lava flowing into the ocean, but there was also a lot of steam. Up on the Pali, the surface flow is advancing downhill. We'll just have to wait and see how this surface flow turns out. Also, we could still see the glow from the Kahaualea flow and Pu'u O'o. Goodnight and A Hui Hou!
April 02, 2013-Guided Lava Hike
The surface flows have stalled, but the ocean entry is still going. We haven't seen any surface flows for a few days now, but this could all change as there could be a breakout from the side of the tube system, which would create another surface flow. Until then we are viewing the ocean entry. We are viewing the ocean entry from a safe vantage point as the wind is blowing in our favor by blowing the steam away from us. The steam consists of tiny glass particles and acid rain, which we don't want any one to inhale. From our tour area we could see the glow coming from Pu'u O'o and from the Kahaualea flow. The Kahaualea flow is about 2.5 mi away from Pu'u O'o and has split into two branches. This surface flow may be taking pressure from the ocean entry and the flow field. Awesome night, Aloha!

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Dog survives 43 days in woods after being hit by drunk driver
ORANGE, Mass. - Chessie, the 11-month-old Chesapeake Bay retriever, was hit by a drunk driver in front of his Massachusetts home on Dec. 13. Officers with the Orange Police Department saw it happen.
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Chessie went into the woods, and after extensive searches, he was presumed to be dead.
But 43 days later, someone spotted Chessie a mile from his home. He was able to survive 43 days and nights in the cold, even with the snow and frigid temperatures we've seen.
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Make: Harrington and Richardson
Model: 360 Ultra
Serial Number: AL202781
Year of Manufacture: 1965-1977
Caliber: .308 Winchester
Action Type: Semi-auto, Removable Magazine
Markings: The left side of the barrel is marked "Harrington & Richardson, Inc. / Ultra Automatic / Worcester, Mass. U.S.A.". The right side of the barrel is marked " -308 WIN- / Ultra Rifle". The left side of the receiver is marked "AL202781", and "U.S. Pat. 3314183".
Barrel Length: Approx. 22"
Sights / Optics: This rifle had its iron sights removed (the front site will be provided). The front sight holes are not filled, the rear sight holes are filled with set screws. There is a is mounted Weaver K4 Micro Trac on Weaver rings and mounts. The optics are clear and the crosshairs are duplex. There are nicks to the finish of the scope tube but no dents. There is scratching on the both sides from mounting or moving the scope in the rings. The tube at the front lens shows finish loss and nicks on its edges. Overall the scope is in Good plus condition.
Stock Configuration & Condition: The stocks are checkered and nicely grained with cheek piece and pistol grip. The checkering is sharp. There are numerous compression marks scratches and dings present, the worst of which is on the left side of the stock above the magazine, and on the right side of the buttstock. Only a few of these scratches or dings penetrate the surface finish and do not compromise the integrity of the stock. There are two deep scratches on the bottom side of the stock at the front swivel. These are NOT cracks. The LOP measures approx. 13 3/16" from the trigger to the back of the rubber "Whiteline" butt pad. The butt pad is thin and slightly pliable. The stocks rate in about Good plus overall condition.
Type of Finish: Blue
Finish Originality: All Original
Bore Condition: The bore is bright and the rifling is sharp and deep. There is no erosion.
Overall Condition: This rifle retains about 85% of its metal finish. The balance of the finish shows scratches on the first 6" of the barrel. There is a small mark on the right side of the receiver at the rear. There is light edge wear on the magazine. The Screw heads are serviceable and show light use. The markings are clear. Overall, this rifle rates in about Very Good condition.
Mechanics: The action functions correctly. We did not fire this rifle.
Box, Paperwork & Accessories: Two magazines are provided along with the scope, mount and rings. The original front sight is also provided.
Our Assessment: This is a relatively rare and good quality semi auto rifle. This is a very versatile caliber and can take most North American game with many factory loadings are available. This will make a very good already set-up hunting rifle for 2012 / 2013. All you need to add is ammo and you will be good to go!
CA Legal or CA Private Party Transferable: This rifle can be transferred in California.
LSB#: 121012AM02 Make: Harrington and Richardson Model: 360 Ultra Serial Number: AL202781 Year of Manufacture: 1965-1977 Caliber: .308 Winchester Action Type
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'Take a left here!' the stranger instructed.
We didn't even have time to think about the fact that he might be leading us into a trap. Cancer swerved the car where we were told to go and we found ourselves on a long, narrow stretch of road. He accelerated and we shot forwards, leaving the hordes straggling behind us. Cancer didn't stop though, he didn't stop until we had been driving for ten minutes and hadn't seen another creature in sight.
When he was convinced we were safe he pulled the car over to the side. We all sat there, trying to catch our breaths and calm down for several minutes.
'What the hell was that?' I gasped.
'They followed me, I was on a supply run,' the stranger told us.
'How did you find us?'
'It was pure dumb luck,' he gave a small laugh. 'Man, am I glad to see you guys. You saved my ass back there.'
Cancer turned round, pointing his gun straight at the stranger. 'Who the fuck are you?'
He froze in his seat, eyes wide with fear and his mouth fell open. 'I...Please I'm not – '
'Joe, search him and take his weapons before I kick him out.'
I climbed into the backseat, and began checking his pockets and the small bag he had brought with him. I found a gun and immediately took it. Other than his weapon there wasn't anything else that was really threatening to us. He had some bottled water and medicine but that was about it on the provisions side.
'That's for defence,' he protested.
'Why didn't you use it?'
'The sound draws them in; I try to limit its usage!' He was getting desperate now. I could see beads of sweat at his temples and his lip was quivering. He looked like he was going to start crying at any given moment.
I might have been losing a tiny part of my old self with each day that passed but I wasn't so far gone that I'd kick a human being out to be torn apart and eaten alive. I tried to play the peacekeeper.
'Let's just calm down for a second yeah?'
Cancer still looked like he wanted to shoot the guy.
'What's your name?' I turned to him.
'H-Harley,' he stuttered.
'Harley, I'm Joe and this is Cancer.'
Cancer looked like he wanted to shoot me for giving the guy our names. I hurried on.
'We've encountered some people in the past that weren't very…pleasant, shall we say, so you might understand why we're being a little wary now.'
He nodded, still frightened. 'I know, we've seen them too.'
'There's a small group of us,' he replied, trying to relax a little. I gently lowered the end of Cancer's gun to put the guy at ease more. He seemed harmless, and if he tried anything funny there were two of us both with guns and he didn't have any other weapons on him.
'Is that where you were heading?' I asked.
'Yeah, I was on a supply run. There's too many of them though, they're everywhere I turn.'
'And you led them straight to us,' Cancer retorted.
'No I didn't,' Harley shook his head manically. 'They were heading this way anyway. It's a good job you saw me actually you could have been overrun in a matter of seconds.'
It didn't even bear to think about.
'We would have heard them,' Cancer replied, but his voice lacked conviction.
Harley knew this wasn't likely but he was wise enough to not say anything. He started looking out the back window, presumably to see if the coast was clear.
'Do you want a lift back to your group?' I offered.
Cancer shot daggers at me.
Harley nodded gratefully.


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44 reviews | 4.2 out of 5
The mat is great....it makes my son very happy. However, we have only had the trampoline for about 2 years and we needed a new mat. I remember growing up with a trampoline, and the mats we had used to last forever. Now I'm paying 89.00 for a mat and thinking to myself "I'm probably going to have to buy another in a couple of years". I also believe that if you buy a trampoline from a store that you should be able to purchase a mat (size) that you need from that store. I had to search and search but the store that I purchased the trampoline from did not carry the mat in the size I needed. It's nice to be able to go to a store and purchase accessories needed to maintain merchandise previously bought at that store instead of having to purchase the accessories from somewhere else. If the store had had it, it could have been shipped to the store and I could have picked it up with no shipping costs. But over all my son loves his trampoline and that in turn makes mommy very happy.
We have a 14' trampoline that we bought from WalMart two or three years ago. This past winter the stitching that holds the springs on had gotten weathered and brittle so now that it is warm enough to use the trampoline again, spring mounts are ripping out quite often. I bought the Jumpking 14' Jumping Surface for Trampolines from Walmart.com for $89 rather than buy a whole new trampoline since my frame is still in good condition. The package arrived within a week and I was able to replace the worn out surface with the new one quite easily. Now the trampoline looks and performs like it did when it was new. When I bought my trampoline originally I did save the tool that came with it for pulling the springs, without that it would have been much more difficult to install the new surface. My original trampoline was not the Jumpking brand and actually only measures 13 ' 8" across, so I was a little nervous that the replacement would be too big. I just counted the springs on the old one and ordered the replacement with the same spring count and it fit perfectly. I would have spent $200 more if I had replaced the whole trampoline and I would have a used frame that I would have to dispose of some how. This has worked out great and I would recommend it for anyone with a worn out trampoline.
I am so glad we found this on Walmart.com! We had to replace the original trampoline jump pad because the threads were broken. We were couldn't find a jump pad anywhere that was under $150 and thought we would have to buy a whole new trampoline! We were delighted to find this one and it is great!! Just what we needed AND it saved us from having to spend an additional $200!!
I was a little leery about buying the trampoline mat because my frame measures 13.6 ft. The mat fits perfectly, is very well made and is a great replacement for my old trampoline mat. I would definetly recommend buying the mat before spending hundreds of dollars on an all new trampoline.
I thought this was going to be a good find. But this has turned into a waste of money. That is, unless $89 is good for 6 months of trampoline use...
After the new top was put on, the V rings started turning sideways after a couple months. Then material seams for the rings started coming undone and the springs started stretching, because the tension wasn't right...
If I get another top for this trampoline, it WON'T be this one. I will definitely shop around for another one.
This was the perfect fix for my trampoline. My jumping surface was dry rotting where the rings attach to the springs but my frame, safety net and springs were fine. I measured the diameter of the jumpning surface, length of my springs and number of rings to find the right fit. My order shipped the next day. I was very happy with the new jumping surface, the quality is as good or better than the original.
The mat fit my frame just fine, but the mat seems thinner, not as sturdy as the original. The fabric is very springy. My eleven year old looks like in another year, she might just hit the ground while jumping, and she's a skinny little thing. She'd definately less interested in being on it now, saying she can't jump as high as before. I jumped on it myself and I agree. It will do the job for now, but i'd return if not for the hassle. (returns are not through walmart)
This was a very great deal. Our old trampoline had a great frame, but the mat was dry rotted at the seams that held the springs on. This was a lot cheaper that having to buy a new trampoline, then having to dispose of the old frame. The new mat fits perfect and seems alot stronger than the one that came with the original product.
This is well worth the value, looked around at others selling same item, great price and quality is top notch. Saved a bundle!! Recommend for anyone needing this jumping mat...
The product met my expectations, it was affordable compared to other online sellers, and my overall satisfaction is great.
We were so sad when the trampoline that we bought 2 years ago got a hole in the mat, and we were so relieved when we learned we could buy a new mat so our kids could continue to enjoy it! We were a little concerned about the fit - our trampoline measures about 13 ft 8 or 10 inches.... but it was perfect, and we are back in business now!
Ordered the replacement and it fit great. It is still a little stiff to jump on, but should loosen up over time.
I am really disappointed in this trampoline surface. It lasted about 14 months and then all of a sudden the stitching started coming undone, causing the springs to start popping off! I was hoping for this to last at least 2 or 3 years, but 1 year is not that long. We have 2 kids under the age of 10 that use this trampoline and and I am just surprised at how quickly this started coming apart. Now I'll have to shop around for a new one again! Our original trampoline surface that came with the frame, lasted 5 years. That is what I would like!!
I purchased this replacement Mat a little over a year ago. After 6 Months the Black Nylon Loops hooked to the triangle rings began tearing through and the springs would pop off like projectiles. My kids thought this was funny until they began hitting my house windows! JumpKing warrantied it for me and sent a new Mat. This one lasted about 8 months until the same thing started happening! Now I cannot even get a hold of them! I am going to try the Upper Bounce Brand now and see if it is any better! Wish Me Luck!!!
The kids are in heaven since the new trampoline was put on our existing frame. Unfortunately, the product description was a little misleading, i.e.
"with 72 v rings for 7" springs".
There were no springs, and we were 16 short which had to be borrowed from a family member that took theirs down.
Clearly I misunderstood what was included, but then again, why would you advertise "with" when the V rings are actually an attached part of the product? It's not like it's optional. That's like advertising Pants 'with' Two legs.
We have had the trampoline for 5 years, the original pad lasted about 3 1/2 of those years until the v-rings started coming off. I ordered this replacement mat, shipping was quick, price was reasonable, but right at 1 year, the springs started flying off, even when no one had been on it all day. I ended up losing over half the springs within 3 months of the first one coming off. And of course there is no warranty. I will not buy this brand again.
I purchased this product April 2011, now needing to replace again May 2012. Springs started flying off and is no longer safe to jump on. The original mat our trampoline came with lasted over 5 years without us taking it off to store for the winter. My advice if you purchase this mat is to not leave it on year around.
This pad is no good. My old set is six years old and worked a lot better then this set up. It wasn't even bounce e. It look like it was already over stretched for my 14' trampoline to a 15' trampoline. It had wrinkles in-between the springs which I'm certain shouldn't be. Don't buy this product it is no good....
I ordered this for a large Christmas party because the other one was really bad. I knew their would be alot kids jumping. The mat arrived 2 days later. It fit perfectly. I followed the direction to make sure of the right size. Kids are jumping on it everyday.
It is a pad like any I've seen before, nothing special which I was hoping for given the price which I think is way high, I bought a mat and pad for 75 and 83 dollars which isn't far off a whole new trampoline, but it works.


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Michael Bublè has made this old Broadway classic a hit once again. This swinging, flexible arrangement is an excellent choice for any show!
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Hillary started her Y career teaching dance at the South YMCA 13 years ago. She left the Wichita YMCA Association for a short time to join the Ozark Mountain Family YMCA. While there she worked her way up to Associate Executive Director. In that role, she was responsible for daily operations, facility management, budget, Annual Campaign and Special Events. In addition she gained experience in volunteer and board recruitment and management. She returned to the South YMCA last Fall as the Dance, Cheer and Gymnastics Director.
Kasey has been with the Greater Wichita YMCA for twelve years and is very excited to be working with the South staff and community. Kasey has a Bachelor's degree in Psychology/Human Services and a Masters in Organizational Development from Friends University.
Jessie started her career at the Greater Wichita YMCA in 2011 working at the Andover branch in member services. She worked as a Fitness Service Associate for the South Y in 2012 and went on to open the Downtown YMCA as a Membership Director. She left the Y for two years, following a different career path, but she's excited to be back. Jessie has a bachelor's degree in communications and is currently pursuing her master's in that field
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Don't think he gets suspended. King makes a decent point:
I've watched the replay maybe 10 times now. Colt McCoy leaves the pocket, runs to his left, tucks the ball under his right arm, and a step or step-and-a-half before making contact with Harrison, pulls the ball out and quickly flips it to Montario Hardesty. Harrison hits McCoy helmet-to-helmet right in McCoy's facemask, and McCoy falls to the turf. Harrison gets flagged for roughing the passer.
Here's where the debate comes in, and why I believe it will be hard for the NFL to suspend Harrison: If McCoy was viewed as a runner -- which he surely would be while having the ball tucked under his arm, with no intention of throwing it -- then once he is out of the pocket, he is treated like a running back, not a quarterback. And a runner can be hit helmet-to-helmet without penalty.
But if a quarterback leaves the pocket with the intention still to pass, he loses some protection from the rules of being in the pocket. He can be hit low, and the one-step rule about hitting a quarterback after the release of the ball goes away.
After the game, Harrison told reporters: "From what I understand, once the quarterback leaves the pocket, he's considered a runner.''
Not exactly. If he leaves the pocket and looks to be intending to throw, he can't be hit helmet-to-helmet. If he leaves the pocket and appears to be a runner, he can be hit helmet-to-helmet.
It'll be a close call for discipline czars Ray Anderson and Merton Hanks to decide next week. And Harrison should have aimed lower anyway. But I don't know how they look at the replay and say McCoy isn't a runner when he has the ball tucked under his right arm. And is running.


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Saved not a moment too soon - from a shelter where pit bulls barely last a week at times - the staff at New Leash knew they had stumbled on something amazing when this big, beautiful boy was brought out to be shown.
Not much is known about Roscoe's past except that he came to the shelter as a stray. Emaciated, but obviously still willing to give and receive love, Roscoe made a huge impression on everyone with how calm his demeanor was. In fact, towards the end of his tenure, shelter volunteers would actually put him in play groups with the other hyper pit bulls in an effort to calm them by watching Roscoe's example.
Roscoe is still exploring the world, and has clearly never known much beyond a backyard. The good news is that Roscoe is very adaptable, polite and listens well, so he has more than enough going for him to help him adjust to this whole new world he now finds himself in. He would probably be the star of any obedience class he was enrolled in, and likes other dogs - provided he is given a proper introduction to them. He takes treats like a true gentleman, and doesn't mind wearing sweaters when it gets cold.
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2099 Reaney Avenue E, Saint Paul, MN 55119
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Completely updated cozy one story single family home in a quiet neighborhood near Beaver Lake! Gorgeous galley kitchen with white cottage-style beadboard cabinets, new SS appliances, farmhouse sink, tile floors, wainscoting and eat-in dining area! Living room with beautiful hdwd floors and bright windows! 2 BR on main with updated full bath! Huge gorgeously finished LL family room, roomy 3rd BR and full bath! Private fully fenced backyard with detached 2 car garage and storage shed!
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Property Details for 2099 Reaney Avenue E, Saint Paul, MN 55119
Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 2 Full
Lot Size: 0.12 Acres
Lot Dimensions: 40x127
Year Built: 1952
Garage Dimensions: 2 car
Garage: Detached Garage, Driveway - Concrete
Style: (SF) One Story
Neighborhood: Greater East Side
Water: City Water/Connected
Sewer: City Sewer/Connected
Square Feet: 1240
Above Ground Sq Ft: 840
Below Ground Sq Ft: 400 (approx)
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Living Room: 15x12
Kitchen: 15x9
Bedroom 1: 15x12
Bedroom 2: 10x10
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Bedroom 3: 13x12
Dining Room Description: Informal Dining Room, Eat In Kitchen, Kitchen/Dining Room
Family Room Characteristics: Lower Level, Family Room
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Basement: (400 sq Finished) Full, Finished (Livable)
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Valerie Harper On 'Dancing' Elimination: It's A 'Blessing In Disguise'
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GALVESTON, Texas (AP) A famous Texas nightclub where Frank Sinata and Bob Hope once performed is no longer -- thanks to Hurricane Ike.
The 79-year-old Balinese Room -- a popular dance and gambling hall that was once a major attraction in Galveston, was washed away by battering storm surge as Ike roared ashore early Saturday.
Erected on Galveston's sea wall, the building was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1997.
The Balinese Room survived Hurricane Carla in 1961 and Alicia in 1983. But Ike proved too much for the Texas icon as battering waves ripped the building apart.
Dominque Joha, who managed the Balinese Room for the past year, says she is trying to absorb the blow, adding, "I gave so much of my heart to this building."
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Harriers held on for a point in the north east at Darlington on Tuesday night as Keith Briggs' goal helped them to a 1-1 draw; only time will tell just how valuable the point will be.
After the kick-off there were just two minutes for fans to wait for some serious action in this one - the home side, in good form on their own patch, worked out what had to go down even at such an early stage as a tremendous chance; Curtis Main picking out Gary Smith inside the area who drove a firm shot just inches wide of Danny Lewis' post when it looked set for the bottom corner of the net.
Ten minutes later Sam Russell up at the other end was making his first save of the night as a Nick Wright shot was sent into his grasp. On 14 minutes, though, Russell was getting nowhere near what was a rocket in red as Harriers netted the opening goal of the game; makeshift full-back Tom Sharpe and bombed on superbly in space and worked the ball back towards the edge of the Darlo area, the visitors wasting a couple of chances to strike before skipper Keith Briggs got on the end of it and rifled a truly spectacular effort from around 18 yards that sailed past Russell and found the top corner.
Harriers then relaxed a little and were able to move the ball around quite comfortably; Darlington didn't trouble them for a period but some three minutes before the half-hour mark they certainly did - a good counter saw Main watch the ball down in the area before shooting on the angle at Lewis and drawing a super one-handed stop from the custodian.
It was truly end to end stuff, and was entertaining at that as Wright came close to exposing the Darlo back-line at one end before Main once again forced Lewis into a save with 34 minutes gone. Indeed for the remainder of the half it was backs to the wall stuff as Mark Cooper's men piled on the pressure but without creating too many concrete opportunities; the best perhaps coming when the pacy Aaron Brown got the ball into the area and forced Michael Briscoe into a great block to clear the danger.
Half time came at a good moment for the reds as they struggled a little to handle their opponents but within just a couple of minutes of the re-start they could have doubled their lead; Briggs hit one wide, Canham did so to before the loan man planted a free header right at Russell when perhaps placed to have done much better.
With 52 minutes on the clock Harriers went within a lick of paint of making it 2-0 - it was a superb counter-attack as Blair was released out wide, holding the ball up excellently before supplying the perfect ball into the area and straight on to the head of Jack Byrne who burst on to it with a great header that beat the goalkeeper and thumped off the bar.
Just as is the way with football, Harriers would be made to pay for not taking one of those chances when, ten minutes later, Darlington drew level with their first effort on target of the whole night - one Smith setting up another as Gary crossed towards Michael who flicked a deft header up and over Lewis and into the back of the net.
The second half was delayed substantially by nasty injuries to Briggs and Byrne though typically none drew any sympathy from the home crowd - or the referee for that matter who only chose to book the former.
Inside the final ten minutes and with their fans - finally - behind them, Darlington must have thought they'd done enough to make it 2-1 when Marc Bridge-Wilkinson curled one goalwards from 20 yards but they hadn't made allowances for Lewis who, as last line of defence, threw a palm at it and turned it away from danger.
Five minutes later, Lewis was at it again - sub Tommy Wright got up well to meet a ball into the box and his header was a good one that Lewis managed to meet with an equally good stop to deny him. As we entered into injury time, Byrne saw red for seemingly being able to unavoid colliding with Gary Smith; the referee judging it as violent conduct as the midfielder got his second straight red of the season, cue at least a four-game ban for the harshly-done by former Redditch man.
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Name: David Wilson
Surname: MCKABNEY
Location: Willits, Calif. USA
Date: Tuesday, March 31, 1998 at 16:22:36
Seeking any info. on the McKabney/McCabney Family from County Tyrone, Possible Termonamongan Parish. My ggrandfather, John McKabney was born in 1823 and left Ireland ab 1850. He resided in Pennsyvania and later Greene County, Ill. John had 1 brother, James and 2 sisters, Rose and Susan. His parents were James McKabney and Rebecca Sproul. Any McKabney info very appreciated.
Name: Snowy
Surname: MASON, GARVEY
New Zealand
Date: Tuesday, March 31, 1998 at 02:50:31
Am looking for info about Richard MASON born c 1895 in Strabane, Co Tyrone. I believe his parents came from Abbeyliex (mother possibly a GARVEY) and they lived at Foyle House, Strabane.
Name: Joan T. Sullivan
Surname: WHITFIELD/MCCANN
Location: Dungannon, Tyrone NIR
Date: Tuesday, March 31, 1998 at 00:10:16
I am seeking info about my ancestors Thomas & Ellen Whitfield, who died in Dungannon before 1844. They were the parents of Thomas Whitfield 1807-1892. NIR>AUS>CA,USA>AUS Also looking for the parents of Margaret McCann, [Thomas's wife] Henry and Mary McCann of Dungannon. They were living in 1844. Thomas and Margaret migrated to Australia with their children: Ellen, b. 1835, Henry, b. 1837 and Mary, b. 1841.Two other children were born in AUST- Thomas in 1846 and Margaret in 1848. All the above were Roman Catholic and baptized. Their church may have been Killeshall. I am interested in cemetery inscriptions and church documents.One or other of these sets of parents may have come from Scotland.Thanks.
Name: Helen Keusch
Surname: EAKINS AND WALCUP
Location: Huntingburg, IN USA
Date: Monday, March 30, 1998 at 18:02:07
I am seeking information on my ggg grandparents, Joseph Eakins and Isabella Walcup, who immigrated to the Carolinas from County Tyrone, Ireland, before 1775. Can anyone help me? Thank you for any information. Helen Keusch
Name: Pete Apple
Surname: WRIGHT
Location: Portland, Tx USA
Date: Sunday, March 29, 1998 at 18:58:20
I have Thomas WRIGHT b 2/14/1776, Tyrone Co. married Elizabeth ? I am looking for parents or any information at all about him. Will be pleased to share information. Pete Apple
Name: Bonnie DUFF-Smith
Surname: DUFF
Location: Longview, TEXAS USA
Date: Sunday, March 29, 1998 at 18:12:12
Seeking parents of SAMUEL DUFF who was born in N.Ireland, Tyrone Co, c. 1720-30. He married Margaret MONTGOMERY c. 1744 in Ireland, They emigrated to the American Colonies c. 1750. Who were the parents of Samuel DUFF and Margaret MONTGOMERY? Will share/exchange extensive DUFF family information with those searching for DUFF here. Thanks. Bonnie DUFF-Smith, P.O.Box 254, Judson, TEXAS 75660-0254 USA, or email: email@example.com
Name: Michael VanBaaren
Surname: GALBREATH
Location: Sacramento, CA USA
Date: Saturday, March 28, 1998 at 17:39:38
A newspaper ad was placed in "The Pittsburgh Gazette" by James and Arthur GALBREATH of Newtownstewart, Parish of Ardstraw, County Tyrone, seeking information on their brother, John GALBREATH, late of Allegheny Co., Penn. This was in the 1790's. John GALBREATH is my ancestor. I am interested in learning more of the families origins in Co. Tyrone, and records indicate that these men might have been born in Scotland, but resided later in Co. Tyrone.
Name: Catherine Neely
Surname: NEELY
Location: Palm Harbor, FL USA
Date: Saturday, March 28, 1998 at 17:02:41
Searching for parents of Thomas Neely who left Tyrone County around 1720 to America. Any help will be appreciated.
Name: Joseph Hughes
Surname: HUGHES
Location: Atlanta, GA USA
Date: Saturday, March 28, 1998 at 13:09:11
I am seeking information on William Hughes (Hughs ?) born approximately 1800 in County Tyrone, town of Foliosko (or possibly, Toliosko). Emigrated to the United States in 1829 with his wife (Jane White) and three sons (Alexander, Samuel, and William). Any information would be appreciated.
Name: Armand
Surname: CORRIVEAU
Location: Cold Lake , A.B Canada
Date: Wednesday, March 25, 1998 at 18:32:21
I am looking for address or phone numbers for a friend who wish to contact long lost relatives. Bridget Doherty daughter of Willian Doherty and Margaret (Maggie) Doherty who was raised in or near Lifford Co.Tyrone and sailed from Letterkenny. They also had seven children,Joseph Patrick, John, James,William, and Margaret. Anyone with infromation or ideas please contact me via e mail.
Name: Lesley Anderson
Surname: RITCHIE/RICHEY
Location: Ottawa, Ontario Canada
Date: Wednesday, March 25, 1998 at 16:51:08
James Ritchie (son of John) born circa 1798, Co. Tyrone and Elizabeth. Emigrated to Northern New York, USA in 1833 settling in Madrid near Ogdensburg with sons John b.1820, James, Alexander, David. The family, up and left Madrid in 1859 for Bobcaygeon and Kinmount, Ontario Canada. I know nothing more about the origins of this family. Any help would be appreciated re: marriage of James and Elizabeth and/or birth of James, son of John Ritchie in around 1798!
Name: Todd Hansell
Surname: HAMILL
Location: Roslyn, PA USA
Date: Tuesday, March 24, 1998 at 10:13:52
Looking for information about Joseph Hamill (poss. Hammel) who was born 3/25/1855 in Moy. He left Ireland previous to 1884 and landed in Philadelphia. There he married Sarah Jane (Jeanette) Irwin. She was born 1857 or 1858 in Cloveneden, Loughgall, Co. Armagh. Any information concerning the Hamills of Tyrone would be greatly appreciated. Thank You
Name: Brad McGirr
Surname: MCGIRR
Location: RSM, CA USA
Date: Sunday, March 22, 1998 at 22:02:54
I'm looking for any information on the McGirr family of County Tyrone. My great, great, great grandparents were James McGirr and Elizabeth Ritchie and they were married in County Tyrone May 31, 1802. Their children were William, Andrew, James, Samuel and Margaret, these children immigration to Ontario, Canada in the early to mid 1800's. I'm hoping to learn of any information on the family and hopefully learn of the town or parish to which the McGirrs might have belonged. It appears this branch of the family were Protestant.
Name: Dan and Ann Patton
Surname: PATTON
Date: Sunday, March 22, 1998 at 15:48:40
I'm looking for information on the Patton's of County Tyrone. My ancestor was Robert Patton, born February 1, 1780. In 1815 he married Sarah Smith. Childrens names were Samual, William, Isabella, James, Andrew(born Dec. 16, 1825...my gg grandfather), Thomas, and Robert. They were members of the Presbyterian church. This family immigrated to Philadelphia in 1841. Any info would be greatly appreciated Dan Patton firstname.lastname@example.com
Name: Sandra Devlin
Surname: DEVLIN
Location: Moncton,, NB Canada
Date: Sunday, March 22, 1998 at 15:24:30
DEVLIN - Searching for County Tyrone birthplace and family connection for James Devlin, born May 17, 1830. James Devlin, our great-great-grandfather immigrated to the Eastern Townships of Quebec, Canada (year not known yet).
Name: Brian Smith
Surname: SMITH
Location: Norfolk, VA USA
Date: Saturday, March 21, 1998 at 08:55:12
I am looking for any information regarding William James Smith, born March 16, 1865 in Omagh, county Tyrone. I understand that he was married with children before coming alone to the U.S. via the port of New York City. Thank you very much.
Name: Julie Collins
Surname: O'BRIEN
Location: Santa Rosa, California USA
Date: Friday, March 20, 1998 at 21:15:06
Catherine O'Brien, Born Co. Tyrone 1844. Married Thomas Hugh O'Callaghan, born 1831,Philadelphia, Pa. Children born Ireland and San Francisco, Calif. Where is her family from in Tyrone? Was she married there? She is buried in Colma, California, 1900
Name: Liz Carter
Surname: IRWIN
Location: Kanata, Ont Canada
Date: Thursday, March 19, 1998 at 16:11:26
Looking for any info. on the Irwin family who came from Co. Tyrone possibly Omagh in 1847. Christopher Irwin married Jane McCutcheon and had 2 children born in Tyrone: John March 4,1841 and Robert 1845 a baby boy was born,died and buried at sea in 1847.The family was presbyterian. Is there any way to locate any previous history of the family? Hope to hear from someone. Thank you Liz Carter
Name: Rita Ray
Surname: CARPENTER
Date: Thursday, March 19, 1998 at 13:54:33
LOOKING FOR INFORMATION ABOUT jOHN fRANCIS cARPENTER BORN IN IRELAND JUNE 1846 WIFE mARY JANE FARRAR FATHER POSSIBLY CHARLES AND MOTHER ANN ALL HELP APPRECIATED
Name: Lila
Surname: CRAWFORD/HENDERSON
Location: Pueblo West, CO USA
Date: Thursday, March 19, 1998 at 11:47:09
Searching for any info. about John Crawford born 1707 in County Tyrone, Ireland. Married Jane Henderson in County Tyrone, Ireland about 1730. Came to New York, USA in 1733. Thank you.
Name: Winston Patrick Bradley
Surname: BRADLEY
Location: Halifax, NS Canada
Date: Wednesday, March 18, 1998 at 01:40:19
Researching Charles Bradley family,Crosh Townland,nearTown of Newtonstewart,Co Tyrone, attended St.Eugene's Glenock RC Church.Also Hanlon and McCauley who married Bradley's.Came to Canada-Madoc Ont in 1912.
Name: Gwen
Surname: NADIN
Location: Auckland, New Zealand
Date: Tuesday, March 17, 1998 at 20:10:17
I am looking for information on my g-grandparents James Hamilton of Laught born c.1830, and Mary Hunter born c.1850 of Lisnacloon, Tyrone, in the parish of Termonamonagan. My grandmother Margaret Jane is the youngest of 9 children, born 20 Jul 1888. The other chdrn are: William 1872, James 1874, Martha 1876, Robert 1879, Charles 1878, Johnnie 1882, Mary 1884, Letitia 1886. All born Laught. I would like any information on the above people or the parents of James and Mary. Will share information gladly. Thanks Gwen Nadin nee (Irwin)
Name: Gwen
Surname: NADIN
Location: Auckland, New Zealand
Date: Tuesday, March 17, 1998 at 19:57:10
I am trying to find the addresses for the following churches in CASTLEDERG and KILLETER, Tyrone. 2nd Castlederg, parish Urney Killeter church or Ireland in Killeter, parish Termonamonagan. I would appreciate any help offered. Thankyou
Name: Edward (Ned) McKnight, Jr.
Surname: MCKNIGHT
Location: Lake Bluff, IL USA
Date: Tuesday, March 17, 1998 at 18:57:39
I'm curious to find out more about my heritage. My Grandmother is youngest of I believe, 7, and her name is Molly (Mary). Here are some of her sister's names: Sarah, Helyn, she also had a brother Ned. Her maiden name is sp.-Macketric, and she married my grandfather Matthew Doran McKnight. She lived in Bosten, Massachusetts as a child and then moved to Tennessee. I believe Molly's parents immigrated here to the US before she was born. She is 95 years old, I think. If anyone has heard of the name McKnight or sp.-Macketric and their origens or history, I'd love to hear from you about it. Thank you. ~Edward A. McKnight Jr.
Name: Kathy Hull
Surname: BOOTH
Location: Mesa, AZ USA
Date: Tuesday, March 17, 1998 at 10:47:46
Looking for the BOOTH family, Thomas Booth arrived in the US 8/20/1824 from Belfast, born in the County Tyrone, Ireland, visiting with a brother in Philadelphia before moving on to western Pennsylvania. Anyone with info on the Booths of County Tyrone please reply
Name: Joyce Stephens
Surname: MCGOLDRICK & MCCANN
Location: Kittery, ME USA
Date: Monday, March 16, 1998 at 14:13:19
My g-g-great grandparents John P. (b. March 19, 1817) & Mary (McCANN) (b. December 26, 1823)McGOLDRICK immigrated from Co. Tyrone in 1847 to New Brunswick, Canada. Their first son (I think) was Owen, b. 1845 (or 46) and died July 3, 1845 (or 46). in Co. Tyrone. I would like to be able to find where he is buried to see if there is more information available about the family. After a time in St. John, New Brunswick they settled in a small community named Enniskillen where there were other McGOLDRICK and McCANN families already settled, the eldest couple being Patrick and Rose (CORRIGAN) McCANN, also from Co. Tyrone. I assume there was some relationship. Also, there may have been a Co. Fermanagh connection as it was common for the Irish to name their new home after their old and I know Enniskillen, Co. Fermanagh is near the border of Co. Tyrone. Also, a cousin recently visited Ireland on a business trip and someone told him about a place named BallyMcGoldrick, but he didn't have time to follow the lead. I know there is no place in Co. Tyrone that is currently named that but I would like some tips on how to find out the names of the towns around 1847. I would be appreciative of any information. Also, I have pictures of John P. and Mary McGOLDRICK if anyone would like a photo copy to see if there is any resemblence to families they are researching.
Name: Angela
Surname: LOPPE
Location: Oxbow, SK Canada
Date: Monday, March 16, 1998 at 13:45:15
Looking for more information on my maternal g-g grandparents. John James Maxwell was born in 1846 in Cookstown, Co. Tyrone, N. Ireland. He married Mary Ann? born in 1850. They had 13 children. They are as follows: Mariah b. 01/22/1869 d. 06/1951 Thomas Henry b. 01/05/1871 d. 12/30/1960 Alexander b. 01/1873 d. 1954 Mary Jane b. 03/1875 d. ? Hugh b. 03/1877 d. 1906 in Glascow Scotland Lissy b. 07/01/1881 d. ? Eliza b. 01/1883 d. ? James b. 04/1885 d. 1962 Sarah b. 11/03/1887 d. ? Robert b. 06/28/1890 d. ? John b. 11/20/1892 d. 1937 Jenny b. 11/20/1892 d. 1963 in Australia (she had no children) William b. 07/17/1894 d. 1952 I would like to get some more information on John James and Mary Ann, their families etc. I would also like to know if there are any Maxell's left in Cookstwon area. I know that about 10-15 years ago there were cousins left but i do not know there names. If you could help me out that would be great. ThankYou Angela Loppe
Name: Judy McQuinn
Surname: MCQUINN
Location: Riverview, NB Canada
Date: Monday, March 16, 1998 at 13:25:21
Looking for info about James M. McQuin born 1799. Left from Londonderry 1818 and jumped ship with his brother at Newcastle, New Brunswick. Married Mary McCormick in Sackville, NB. He was a tailor. Trying to find out what county he came from.
Name: Barbara Drake Bresler
Surname: BUSHFIELD AND ERSKINE
Location: Arlington, VA USA
Date: Monday, March 16, 1998 at 07:59:35
Looking for information about my ancestors, Samuel Bushfield and Elizabeth Erskine who married in County Tyrone, Parish of Clogher in 1777. They came to America in 1788. Their son, John Bushfield, also born in Tyrone in 1778, was my ancestor. He married Ella Oldham in 1809 at West Alexander, Vrigina, now Pennsylvania. I know family history from this point on. I'm looking for family history prior to Samuel abd Elizabeth in County Tyrone.
Name: Donald Kenagy
Surname: HAMILTON
Date: Monday, March 16, 1998 at 07:30:09
I think James Hamilton, my immigrant ancestor, was born in 1855 in County Tyrone. I think he emigrated about 1878, and was at least Protestant, probably Presbyterian. I would be interested in any resources you could bring to bear or guide me to.
Name: BAIRD
Surname: MCSORLEY / MCFADYEN
Date: Monday, March 16, 1998 at 07:14:27
Researching Thomas McSorley married Mary Ann McFadyen 1876 in Artrea, county Tyrone (source childrens birth certificates). any help with either family appreciated. I have descendant tree to present day in west of scotland
Name: Sherry Johnston-Rice
Surname: JOHNSTON
Location: King George, Va USA
Date: Monday, March 16, 1998 at 03:25:22
Looking for info on Johnston,AdamInfo I have.> "Two pioneer Scotch-Irish families are part of the heritage of William>Emory Bruce Johnston and Rhoda Virginia Darst Stafford Johnston.> "Adam Johnston I, of Fremanaugh County, Ireland, married Elizabeth>Stafford of County Tyrone, Ireland. In the early 1800's they settled in the>southeast area of Pisgah Church, Giles County, Virginia, which is now Mercer>County, West Virginia.> "The descendants of Adam Johnston, II, were William, George, Edward,>Watson, Wesley, John A., Hugh, Mary Ann, and Nancy.> "William married Sarah Bruce. Their children were Erastus Newton, John>Harve, James Wesley, William Emory Bruce, Mary, Jane, Larua, Frank Grayson,>and E. Howe Johnston.>Erastus Newton Johnston From Mercer Co.WV dob 8/16/1854 dod 5/27/1925 md. > first wife md 9 Mar 1876, Ella Ellen A. Fletcher 18, dob 4/12/1868 dod > 2/28/1896 dau >of Isaac & Ellen. Their 7children were Frances"Fannie" Mae" dob January 11, >1877 dod April 07, 1959 Roanoke, Virginia,> Ida 1884 WFT Est. 1913-1978,> Nancy 'Maude' dob March 04, 1889 Princeton, West Virginia WFT Est. 1917-1983,> Harvey 'Clarence' dob December 27, 1891 dod December 22, 1974 Glen Cove, New York,> Kyle Drayton 1886 WFT Est. 1887-1976,> Leonard 1879 WFT Est. 1880-1969,> I.B. dob July 26, 1881 WFT Est. 1882-1971,> Second wife and my Grandmother md March 10, 1896 Giles Co., Virginia>Nancy Janette Johnston-Hetherington dob February 19, 1868 WFT Est. 1916-1962 dau of Jno T.& G. Johnston > Their Children were>>>From _Deaths of Mercer County, Virginia, Now West Virginia, 1853-1882_,>compiled by Marion W. Gills and Reba K. Martin,>>Johnston, Susannah, died 18 Apr 1874 of heart disease, age 66 years and 2>months, parents Michael and Margaret Williams, POB: Giles County,>housekeeper, consort of Adam Johnston, informant: Adam Johnston, husband.>Adam Johnston Fremanaugh, County Ireland md. 1805 Wythe County>Elizabeth Jane Stafford,Tyrone County, Ireland children> Adam Jr. Johnston children>George Johnston>Edward Johnston>Watson Johnston>Wesley Johnston>John A. Johnston>Hugh Johnston>Mary Ann Johnston>Nancy Johnston>William Johnston WFT Est. 1803-1832 WFT Est. 1857-1917 md.>Sarah Bruce Their children were Erastus Newton, John>Harve, James Wesley, William Emory Bruce, Mary, Jane, Larua, Frank Grayson,> Erastus Newton Johnston 21, dob August 16, 1854 dod May 27, 1925 son of Wm & Sarah,>md. 9 Mar 1876, Ella A. Fletcher 18, dob August 16, 1854 dod May 27, 1925 dau of Isaac & Ellen. Their children were>Frances"Fannie" Mae,Ida Johnston , Nancy 'Maude' ,Harvey 'Clarence' ,Kyle >Drayton ,Leonard ,I.B. Johnston ,> Second wife Nancy Janette Johnston Hetherington md in Giles Co.Va. dob >February 19, 1868 dod WFT Est. 1916-1962 dau of Jno &G. Johnston.>children were Newton Edward Bryce ,Leroy Webb ,William "Bill" Carl McNutt >,Otho Ray ,Clayton Stuart Dean ,John Wesley 'Bryant' ,Blake Douglas ,Helengeb >Trude ,Homer Franklin Johnston ,Charles Robert "CR" >Charles Robert "CR"Johnston of McCoy Va.dob May 29, 1908 dod April 18, 1946>ma Vernie Gertude Kissinger or Verna Gertude Kessinger dob August 10, 1911 >dod October 19, 1951 Their children were Thomas Edward ,Nancy Gean ,Mary >Alice ,Virginia Evelyn"Tean" ,Charles Robert Jr. dob March 28, 1935 dod April 28, >1993 ma October 03, 1952 Sylvia Ann Price dob March 5,1937 did April 23,1993>dau of Waldo Herman Price&Lena Luemy Price .> Their children were Charles Anthony Johnston dod Sept.26,1954 ,Donna Gail Johnston dob Sept 4,1955 dod July 12,1991 ,Sherry ann Johnston dob Dec.8,1957
Name: Judi Dulcich Kralevich
Location: Kerman, CA USA
Date: Monday, March 16, 1998 at 02:23:24
Looking for an EDITH LEONARD, 30 year old address, "Thornvale" Lower Ciaggan, Cookstown,Co. Tyron, N.I.
Name: Robert Sotta
Surname: MCMANUS
Date: Sunday, March 15, 1998 at 23:11:53
Searching for wife of Hugh McManus, b @1818 in Ardmahon, Clogher, Tyrone. His siblings and parents. Thank you.Bob Sotta
Name: Robert Sotta
Surname: MCGUIGAN
Date: Sunday, March 15, 1998 at 23:10:22
Searching for wife of James McGuigan. He was born abt 1816 in Ardmahon, Clogher, Tyrone. Married before 1842, died ?. Children and siblings of his. Thank you. Bob Sotta
Name: Robert Sotta
Surname: DONNELLY
Date: Sunday, March 15, 1998 at 23:08:40
James DONNELLY b. abt 1845 in Co. Tyrone; m Margaret McELROY bef 1864. Need his parents and her parents and their siblings if possible. Thank you. Bob Sotta
Name: Dan Touse
Surname: DONAHUE-MAXWELL
Location: Maryland, NY US
Date: Sunday, March 15, 1998 at 20:26:35
DONAHUE - seek anc/desc of Patrick Donahue, b @ 1785, Ire; m Ann Maxwell, b 1787, Sct;res Clogher, Tyrone, Ire & had Patrick; Ann; Margaret Mary - 19 Mar 1820; to Can @ 1831;Margaret's marr license indicates she res in Cassiar [B.C.?] Can & in Mass 5 yrs in 1847;m Thomas McKay at Salem Jan 1848; had David, Sept 1848, Rockport, Mass; John Patrick,10 Mar 1851, then moved to Granby, Que, Can; had Catherine, Nov 1852, William - 1854; Margaret - 1857 - d yng; Martha, 1859 - 1892; Mary-Ellen, 1863 - 1881; No record of Patrick Donahue, Sr found; Ann Maxwell DONAHUE d 22 Feb 1857, Granby & bur in McKay plot; Patrick Donahue, Jr & Ann godparents to May McKay, May 1891, but no other records found to date; Margaret Donahue McKay d 31 Dec 1908 - no Donahues listed in obit; Please email: firstname.lastname@example.com Thank You
Name: Bill Buchanan
Surname: BUCHANAN, MCNEILAND, THOMPSON
Location: Onoway, AB Canada T0E 1V0
Date: Sunday, March 15, 1998 at 18:45:22
William Buchanan and Ann Thompson were married 24 March 1846at "0045" Lower Langford, Tyrone, Ireland I would like any information about them and their parents.They emigrated to Canada in 1847 with their infant daughter(name unknown), and his parents, 6 brothers and sister. Theywere pioneer settlers in Perth Co., Ontario, Canada
Name: John Casey
Surname: CASEY, O'CASEY, OKASEY
Location: Heflin, ALA USA
Date: Sunday, March 15, 1998 at 17:15:26
Michael Casey, or one of the above listings left the area 1790-1810 for New York, USA. Two brothers were with him, names unknown to me. Not much information available, but any help and information would be appreciated.
Name: Jim McIntyre
Surname: KELLY,WILLIAM
Ca USA
Date: Sunday, March 15, 1998 at 11:06:20
Subject: William Kelly of Killeeshill Par.Co TyrSeeking Descendants of William Kelly who died 18/Mar/1886 in Fasglashagh TWLand is buried in Aghaginduff, Killeeshill Parish, had a son William and Dau.Bridget,may have had a son Owen Kelly who married Ann McGown on 3/Oct/1853, they had ason James Kelly, who moved to Glasgow abt 1870, (He went with a James Hamil).Believe some descendants may be living in Dungannon, Ann (McGown) Kelly diedin Dunaghmore (spelling) at the age of 102, abt 1910Any Help Appreciated, Jim in CalifSubject: William Kelly of Killeeshill Par.Co TyrSeeking Descendants of William Kelly who died 18/Mar/1886 in Fasglashagh TWL and is buried in Aghaginduff, Killeeshill Parish, had a son William and Dau.Bridget,may have had a son Owen Kelly who married Ann McGown on 3/Oct/1853, they had a son James Kelly, who moved to Glasgow abt 1870, (He went with a James Hamil).Believe some descendants may be living in Dungannon, Ann (McGown) Kelly diedin Dunaghmore (spelling) at the age of 102, abt 1910Any Help Appreciated, Jim in Calif
Name: Peter Cunningham
Surname: CUNNINGHAM
Location: Calgary, AB Canada
Date: Saturday, March 14, 1998 at 15:21:33
I'm looking for a James (or Thomas) Cunningham, married to Hannah. My grandfather (currently 98 yrs old) has a strong recollection of being told Tyrone was the origin of our family. James (or Thomas) would have been born around 1800, and would have married Hanah in about 1820. It appears he emigrated to Canada, landing in Quebec in about July, 1825. I've found Canadian census records that detail him having children (all born in Canada) including: 1. Annie or Amie CUNNINGHAM 2. Matilda CUNNINGHAM 3. James CUNNINGHAM 4.+William CUNNINGHAM b. 1838 Eramosa, Ontario Canada 5. Elizabeth CUNNINGHAM 6. Robert CUNNINGHAM 7. Hannah CUNNINGHAM 8. Margaret J. CUNNINGHAM 9. Arch CUNNINGHAM 10. Ales CUNNINGHAM Thanks in advance for any info you might have
Name: Rhonda Sullivan
Surname: CALDWELL
Qld Australia
Date: Saturday, March 14, 1998 at 13:46:01
I would be interested to know if anyone is researching the family of Caldwell. My GGG-Grandmother Jane Caldwell was born in Tyrone 1835.Rhonda
Name: Elizabeth Marquez
Surname: MORRIS
Location: Streator, IL USA
Date: Saturday, March 14, 1998 at 08:58:32
I am searching for information on my great-grandfather's familyin Streator, IL. His name was William James MORRIS born February 10, 1870 in Streator. Son of Ebenizer Morris from Englandand Julia Anna FLOOD of County Tyrone, Ireland. She was aseamstress, he was a train engineer. Brothers and sisters ofWilliam James include: Catherine Morris WATSON SAXS, Lewis John Morris, Gertrude Morris, Ebenizer Morris and AustinMorris.Thank you for your consideration.Liz
Name: Barbara Murphy
Surname: MATHERS AND MCCRUDDEN AND HARVEY
Location: Hauppauge, NY US
Date: Friday, March 13, 1998 at 17:54:25
William MATHERS married Mary MC CRUDDEN in Castlefinn, Donegal January 1864 listing residences as Gallony and Sion Mills, Tyrone. Mary Mc Crudden's mother's maiden name was HARVEY.Need any information on these families
Name: Barton Howell
Surname: AMBERSON/SEATON
Location: Salt Lake City, UT U.S.A.
Date: Friday, March 13, 1998 at 11:27:47
George Seaton, son of James and Martha Seaton of Dranity,in County Tyrone, Ireland married Lady Nancy Amberson inDranity in 1700's. Cannot find Dranity in current maps.Need town or parish reference to locate the Amberson family.Help will be appreciated.
Name: Darleen Berens
Surname: HUNTER
Location: Huntington Beach, CA USA
Date: Thursday, March 12, 1998 at 14:56:42
HUNTER-Looking for parents and family of Violet Hunterborn 3 Mar 1802 Co. Tyrone, Ireland. Was born perhaps 9miles from Londonderry. She came to America in 1818 andmarried Thomas Bailey 31 Aug 1824 and lived out her life in Venango Co., PA. There is mention of her staying with anUncle Houston in Lebanon Co., PA. Will welcome any responses at all.
Name: Forrest Carper
Surname: DAVITT
Location: Clovis, NM USA
Date: Wednesday, March 11, 1998 at 23:01:33
Searching for any information on surnames Davitt or McDavatt
Name: Jeff Martin
Surname: KELLY
Location: Windham, ME US
Date: Tuesday, March 10, 1998 at 21:52:27
Looking for information on THADEUS KELLY (b.c. 1835) and his wife SARAH DORAN (b.c. 1842) of Kilskerry, Co. Tyrone. Both died in the influenza epidemic in 1918.
Name: Michelle Foley
Surname: MCCLOSKEY, SPEIR
Location: Londonderry, Ireland
Date: Sunday, March 8, 1998 at 15:59:44
Looking for info on Charles McCloskey who married Margaret Speirs in 1847 in Londonderry then came to Boston MA in 1848. Looking for parents , brothers, sisters anything I can find.
Name: Bruce Johnston
Surname: JOHNSTON
Location: Gilbert, AZ USA
Date: Sunday, March 8, 1998 at 14:56:19
I am searching for ancestors of John "The Rock" Johnston, m. Jane JORDAN in May, 1840. She was Tattinbar, Co. Fermanagh, but I have reason to believe that he was from Co. Tyrone. In doing reserach at the FHC here in Mesa, I found several JOHNSTONS listed in the following places: Thomas - AUGHALUN, John - AUGHNACLOY, THOMAS - Ardmore, Robert - BOYHILL and James - LITTLEMOUNT. All are, I believe, locations in Tyrone. If anyone knows anything about exactly where these locations would be, or if they have anything at all on the JOHNSTONs of Tyrone, please contact me. Although several other Johnstons were mentioned in and around the area of the Aghavea/Aghalurcher Parishes, family naming patterns indicate that one of these 4 Johnstons is probably the father and/or brother of my ggg-grandfather John Johnston.
Name: BETTY PARKER EUBANKS
Surname: STAFFORD
Location: batesville, ar usa
Date: Sunday, March 8, 1998 at 12:37:34
Name: Rosemary Thomas
Surname: CANNING
oh usa
Date: Sunday, March 8, 1998 at 00:05:54
Looking for information on Nora Veronica Canning. Born in Omagh. She had an unknown number of brothers and two sisters, Mollie and Ellie. My mother has passed away and we don't know much about her family. Please, any information would be appreciated. I have written an old address, but never received a reply.
Name: Joanne Gordey
Surname: MAYNE-ANDERSON
Location: Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Date: Saturday, March 7, 1998 at 16:40:07
Looking for information on my Grandparents. Elizabeth Anderson, bornNov 3, 1894 to George & Margaret Anderson (nee Wilkinson). The birth certificatestates, born in the district of Stewartstown, in the Superintendent Registrar's District ofCookstown, in the county of Tyrone?? Also states dwelling place of Father as beingGortnaskea. Can someone help me understand the names?Also, I have a postcard, views of Sandholes that was my Grandma's.The house she lived in was on Tyooylagan road, two story white house,looks like maybe a store on the mainfloor..also pictures of Rock Road, andCookstown Road, and the presbyterian church. Also looking for information on my grandfather, William Mayne, bornMarch 20, 1890, to James and Mary Ann Mayne (nee Brown). Dwelling place of father isgiven as Kiltychocher (Cookstown, Cookstown, County of Tyrone).Any and all help is much appreciated!Thanks
Name: Maureen Lennon
Surname: MCGUIRE/HAMILL
Location: Port St Lucie, FL USA
Date: Saturday, March 7, 1998 at 05:53:29
Searching for info on McGuire from Dungannon. James McGuire& Mary McGready parents of: Patrick m. Catherine Hamill,daughter of James Hamill & Catherine Hughes. James m. EllenKelly; Peter; Ellen m. Patrick Coogan; Ann m. Andrew McGee;Mary. Any info would be greatly appreciated.
Name: Janita Mason Ponze
Surname: SEATON, AMBERSON, MC CLELLAND
Location: Washington DC, USA
Date: Friday, March 6, 1998 at 18:56:01
Looking for more connections to the SEATON family. George Seaton was born in Dranity, Co. Tyrone and emigrated to Ligonier, Westmorland Co. PA, d. 1826. His parents were James and Martha Seaton. Wife was Nancy Amberson, also of Co. Tyrone, d. 1799. Children born in America were: Agnes Seaton d. 1842, William, John, Robert, Elizabeth, Thomas, George, Jane, Margaret, Mary, Amberson, and James Seaton.Agnes married George McClelland (b. 1778, d. 1801) of Co. Monoghan. His parents were George McClelland and Janet McKnight who participated in a rebellion, resulting in the younger Geroge emigrating to America to avoid the repercussions around the late 1790s.
Name: ROBERT CARPENTER
Email:CHAS1175 @ AOL.COM
Surname: MCFARLAND,MORRISON
Location: HOLLEY, NY USA
Date: Friday, March 6, 1998 at 07:33:52
Name: Laurie Kathleen McCaffrey Adams
Surname: MCCAFFREY, CONWAY, KELLY, MCCULLAGH, MCDERMOTT
Location: Bellevue, Ne USA
Date: Thursday, March 5, 1998 at 21:48:10
My family comes mostly from County Tyrone. My great, great grandfather, Hugh MCCAFFREY and my great, great Grandmom, Susan MCDERMOTT lease a white sod farm house in the parish of Beltany outside of Clogher. They had 9 children. Hugh Alphonsus McCaffrey came to America to Omaha Nebraska and eventually brought his brothers, Owen, John and Joseph there, too. He left behind his single sister Ann who could read English, but not write it to care for his parents. He had 4 other sibblings. I do not know their names or what became of them. We think Ann lived until the 30's on the land. I have traced the progengy of the 4 brothers here which is about 1000 people from one end of the USA to the other. I would like to know if there are any McCaffrey's related to us in Clogher today? Is the sod farm house still there? When did Ann die and where is she buried. Hugh Alphonsus or Hugh, Jr. as he was known later married Mary KELLY from Monaghan in County Monaghan about 1870 and they took a 2 week honeymoon in Dublin, never to return to Ireland again. His son Hugh, known as Alphy married Nora Conway, who's grandparents Joseph CONWAY and Bridget MCCULLAGH were from Omagh in County Tyrone. I know that there are McCullagh's there around as my brother Michael visited them about 15-20 years ago, but I don't know what has become of them today. Any information or help would be greatly appreciated. Someday, my dream is to visit County Tyrone and see where my Great Grandfather came from. Thanks ever so much in advance
Name: Ian
Date: Thursday, March 5, 1998 at 19:18:03
Where is Mountcastle in Tyrone?
Name: Georgina
Surname: LOWRIE
Location: Scarborough, Ontario Canada
Date: Wednesday, March 4, 1998 at 15:02:55
I am searching for information regarding the marriage of John Cunningham and Mary Reid in Strabane, County Tyrone, abt. 1833. Strong possibility that Mary was daughter of Reverend Robert Reid who was minister of Corrick Presbyterian Church in the 1830's. Robert Reid was educated at Glasgow University and licsnsed to preach c. 1798 by the Tyrone Pres.
Name: Judith Inman
Surname: REED
Location: Springfield, Mo. Greene
Date: Tuesday, March 3, 1998 at 20:32:24
William Reed b dec 12,1751 Tyrone Co, Ireland. He came to America in the year of 1773. He married Rosanna Jane Mclain 1782 Cumberland Co, Penn. I am looking for information on sons Allen Reed and Isaac Richard Reed.It is very possible I am a decendant of Isaac Richard ReedWe have very little on Isaac Richard Reed born about 1790.
Name: Bob
Surname: WALKER - MONTGOMERY
Location: Chatsworth, CA USA
Date: Monday, March 2, 1998 at 22:26:10
I am searching the Walker line for Robert Walker who married Ann Montgomery. Robert's father was probably Reverend George Walker, one of the heroes of the Siege of Londonderry in 1689. Robert was also at the seige with some of his siblings. He may have come to the USA around 1736 as part of the king's "Retainers" and settled in North Carolina. He died about ten years after arriving in the Americas. I desire further information to more fully lock this Robert together with George Walker. I am riding on speculation at this time. Thanks! Bob
Name: Barton Howell
Surname: HOWELL
Location: Salt Lake City, Utah U.S.A.
Date: Monday, March 2, 1998 at 09:42:38
George Seaton, son of James and Martha Seaton of Dranity, inCounty Tyrone, Ireland married Lady Nancy Amberson in Dranity,in 1700's. I cannot find Dranity in current maps. Need townor parish reference to locate the Amberson family.
Name: Kate Campbell
Surname: LOUGHLIN
Location: Guelph, ON CANADA
Date: Monday, March 2, 1998 at 02:16:56
Looking for information regarding the family of my grandfather, JAMES LOUGHLIN, born 1904 in Castlederg, County Tyrone and immigrated to St. Catherines ON Canada in the 1920's (died 1986). He had 3 siblings, two sisters (one of whom, Martha, just passed recently), and a brother Robert, who died in the 1980's. James married Mabel Eggelton and had 3 children, Anna, James, and Mary. Any information would be greatly appreciated.
Name: Rod Sutton
Surname: MCGURK
Location: Sudbury, Ont Canada
Date: Sunday, March 1, 1998 at 21:35:27
Isabella McGurk ,born c.1848 in Cookstown area,Tyrone ,came to Canada early 1870's. Looking for parents in County Tyrone. Possible father Frank? and mother maiden name Fitzsimmons? . Sister Rose? Any clues appreciated.I haveher history in Canada. Rod
Name: Carlene Gadapee
Location: Littleton, NH USA
Date: Sunday, March 1, 1998 at 17:06:58
Am beginning a search for family connections; my dad's family ties...great grandmother's name was Hawkes....either Annie or Mary...would like to find a Hawkes connection. Thanks!
Name: Jennifer L. David
Surname: LAGAN/TONER
Location: Cincinnati, OH USA
Date: Sunday, March 1, 1998 at 13:39:10
Seeking info on PATRICK LAGAN, b. 1816 "near Cookstown". Immigrated to NYC 1840. Was a grocer in the 5th Ward on Anthony St. 1844-46. Married CATHERINE TONER (b. 1820) "an old schoolmate" 1849 in NYC. They moved to Dodge Co. WI 1850, and on to Crawford Co. WI about 1860. Have extensive info on descendants, but no parents or siblings for either Patrick or Catherine. (Of special note: Patrick returned six times to his homeland during the famine years to come to the aid of family and friends there.) Can anyone help?
Name: James A.
Surname: MCKANE
Location: Waterloo, ON Canada
Date: Sunday, March 1, 1998 at 05:38:29
James MCKANE born about 1799, some records show Derry others Tyrone, married Elizabeth Lyons whose parents were from Donagheady, Tyrone. They emigrated to Ontario, Canada abt 1843 with three children. His brother Moses McKane born about 1795 married Ann Kennedy came to Ontario also. Looking for siblings and parents of these McKane's.
Name: Carol Clendenin
Surname: FOX, LAUGHRAN
Location: Payson, Ut. U. S. A.
Date: Sunday, March 1, 1998 at 01:10:34
Joseph Fox "Laughran" was born in 1850 in Moy,Tyrone. A son of Terence Fox, and Margaret Laughran. He and a sister were raised by Richard Laughran grandfather, Thomas and Mary Uncle and Aunt after his parents death when he was two & a half. He and his sister took the Laughran name. He Immigrated to the U. S. in 1865 with John Ward a U. S. Civil war veterin. I am looking for any information on Joseph his father Terence, mother Margaret, Sister ?, Richard Laughran grandfather, Nancy McGerk/McGirk Grandmother, uncle Thomas, and Aunt Mary Laughran. they were Catholic if that would help. Any help in finding this information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance Carol Clendenin


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Cambridge Technical Introductory Diploma in Sport
Qualification:Level 3 Cambridge Technical Introductory Diploma
Duration:2 years
Curriculum Manager:
Jocelyn Chapman
What is the Cambridge Technical Introductory Diploma in Sport?
An OCR Level 3 Cambridge Technical Introductory Diploma is a 2-year vocational course that would normally be studied alongside a range of traditional A level programs, BTEC/OCR Subsidiary Diplomas and Technical Introductory Diplomas/Certificates. The full Introductory Diploma is equivalent to one A Level, and carries a maximum of 56 UCAS points.
In Sport, you will study six units over two years covering a range of topics. These will be:
- Principles of Anatomy and Physiology in Sport ( ½ unit)
- Sports Coaching
- Current Issues in Sport
- The Physiology of Fitness ( ½ Unit)
- Fitness Testing for Sport and Exercise #
- Fitness Training and Programming #
- Sports Injuries #
# Subject to change
Is the Cambridge Technical Introductory Diploma in Sport suitable for me?
The Technical Introductory Diploma is suitable for anyone who wants to learn about the world of sport but does not want to specialise totally in one area. You will need to have an enthusiasm for sport, both theoretically and practically, and an interest in the broader aspects of sport, leisure, and health and fitness.
How will I learn?
You will learn through practical assignments which will be set to cover the units. Assignments will be based on realistic workplace situations.
You will be taught by specialist teachers in specific sports/ICT classrooms and will have access to the Sports Hall and Fitness Room.
How will I be assessed?
The OCR Level 3 Cambridge Technical Introductory Diploma is 100% coursework assessed and may include portfolio work - there are no exams. Projects are submitted for marking on a regular basis throughout the course. They are assessed internally by your teachers and then moderated by the board. Work is graded and written feedback provided enabling students to gauge how well they are doing on the course. Feedback will help you to see the strengths of your work, as well as allowing you to reflect on areas which can be developed further.
Your work will be graded pass, merit or distinction. The Technical Introductory Diploma is equivalent to one A Level and carries a maximum of 56 UCAS points.
We are aware that OCR is currently evaluating the assessment process and there may be the introduction of an examined unit. Further information is unavailable at the current time.
Students who have followed this course have gone on to a wide range of courses and careers. These include sports science, physiotherapy, Sports journalists, Sports Psychologists, PE teachers, personal trainers or public services.
Students can study the Technical Introductory Diploma in Sport alongside A levels and other Technical Introductory Diplomas. This provides the opportunity to apply for higher education courses, for example, Undergraduate Degrees, level 4 courses and apprenticeships.
Entry requirements
Students should normally have achieved an A*- C grade profile at GCSE. For GCSE English and Maths where a new grading system has been introduced a Grade 4 is equivalent to a Grade C. Alternatively if you have studied at level 2 you should have achieved a merit or above. Vocational courses are an ideal qualification for students who prefer coursework.
In addition to the standard course entry requirements, to be successful in the CTEC in Sport you should have at least a GCSE Grade C in Science and/ or Physical Education.
Course costs
You will be expected to pay for course materials. If the costs of equipment, materials and trips may cause you financial hardship, you may wish to read through details of our financial support scheme on our website.
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- Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers
- Publication Date: 18/06/2015
- Category: Crime & mystery
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