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Adam Scott made the list without a Major win.
20 Best Men Under 30
By new2thegame on 7/2/08
By Mallory, oobgolf intern
With Tiger out it's time to switch our focus to the youth of the golf game. Golf.com has done just that with there list of the 20 Best Players Under 30. The list features major winner, Immelman and those who come close, Adam Scott (my personal favorite). With a brief recap on why each player was chosen, it creates some interesting reading. I think it looks pretty complete, with big hitting Bubba, and youngsters Jason Day (20) and Rory McIlroy (19). So are these really all of the best men under 30?
20 best under 30
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hogan72 says:
look out for Spencer Levin, Tadd Fujikawa & mr_hungry
adambode1 says:
Last time I checked Sergio hadn't won a major. Not that any golf commentators or columnists have mentioned that lately or anything....
new2thegame says:
thanks adam, still a little slow this morning.
kenjab says:
I didn't see Aaron Baddeley--I think he's better than a couple on this list.
theredmission says:
They forgot about me...oh wait you actually have to be good at golf to make this list? Darn.
golfgirl says:
Jason Day is really cute in person. Much cuter than Adam Scott, IMHO. I like Adam's sweater in your photo though.
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BEIJING (AP) – China said Thursday it was against referring North Korea to the International Criminal Court, dimming chances that its longtime ally will face additional scrutiny over its dismal and well-documented system of sprawling political prison camps, starvation and mass executions.
The UN General Assembly's human rights committee is considering a resolution calling on the Security Council to refer Pyongyang to the court, a step that would mark the global community's strongest effort so far against the North's human rights record.
However, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said that China believes disputes over human rights issues should be handled through "dialogue and cooperation on the basis of equality and mutual respect.
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Bozeman community celebrates Dr. King's legacy
BOZEMAN, Mont. - Hundreds of people hit the streets in Bozeman Sunday to celebrate the life of Martin Luther King Jr. Ruth Forrest is one of five committee members in charge of gathering the Bozeman community to celebrate the legacy of Dr. King.
"I thought we could do something a little bit bigger that would bring in school kids and college kids. He was fighting for racial justice and equality and we want people to understand the message of Dr. King and learn about him," said Forrest.
Dr. King's messages were written on handmade posters that covered the walls throughout the room. They were also reiterated in an opening statement given by MSU President Dr. Waded Cruzado.
"Hate cannot drive out hate, only love can do that," said Cruzado.
The march began at the Emerson Cultural Center downtown with Forrest leading the way. Last year 125 people joined the march and this year they were hoping to double that number. Sunday people of all ages came out including 6th grader Amanda Mooney.
"He had a lot of courage and he protested that we should have equal rights," said Mooney.
Amanda attended the event with her mom and aunt. She tells us she is interested in the legacy of Dr. King.
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Re: Looking for old late 80's, early 90's disk of interview questions and starters!!
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Nancy, I am not familiar with the particular booklet you are asking about, but a Google search should bring up lots of possibilities ... mostly for free.
A Google search on these criteria had 1000 hits, many of them should be useful.
~genealogy "interview questions" "story starters"
These come from one site that came up in the saerch:
Interview Questions
Here are some effective questions that might encourage elders to remember their stories.
Important Transitions
Interview questions about Places To Remember:
Can you describe the house in which you lived when you were a child?
Do you remember the room in which you slept as a child?
Can you describe the houses in your neighborhood?
Where was your favorite place to visit when you were a child?
Where did you go to school? What was in the classrooms?
Where did you go to worship?
Where did you go to shop for food or clothes?
Where did you go for fun and recreation?
Where did you go when you wanted to hide?
Did your family ever move?
Describe the house you lived in when you were first married.
What kind of utensils did you have in the kitchen?
Interview questions about People To Remember:
Who lived in your house with you as a child?
How many brothers or sisters lived there?
Can you describe your father or mother as you remember looking at them when you were small?
Who visited your house when you were young?
Any relatives remembered? Grandparents or Aunts and Uncles?
Who were your favorite cousins?
Who were your neighbors?
Did you have any favorite teachers?
Who was the best cook in the family?
Who was the smartest, richest, kindest, or most religious?
Did anyone in the family have some unusual characteristics?
Interview questions about Life Events:
When did the first family member come to America? Where did they come from? How did they get here? Are any family members still abroad?
How did you meet your spouse? How long did you know each other before you were married? Can you describe your wedding?
How did you earn a living when you were young? What was your first job?
What were your favorite holidays? Did you have special holiday customs or foods?
Did you ever go on a vacation? Where? Who went with you? What did you do for fun?
Can you describe the birth of your son or daughter? Where were you? Who was there? How did you choose his or her name?
Daily Life:
How did you travel from place to place? Did your family have a car? What were your favorite pastimes? How did your children behave?
Interview questions about Objects:
Go beyond the edges of the photo when looking at family pictures:
Where was the picture taken? Who took the picture, for they are not in the photograph but must have been in the place? Why were the people in the photo gathered? How are they related? Why were they together at this moment? What were they doing?
Who wore the jewelry? Why was it given? Did it mark a special occasion?
Utensils or Family Recipes:
Who used it? Where did they live? How was it used?
Where was the furniture originally? Can you describe the rest of the house?
Interview questions about Important Transitions:
Try devising some of your own questions about these topics: Birth in the family, Growing Up, Change of Jobs, New Houses, Going Off to School, Getting Married, Funerals in the Family
Ask where the story took place.
Ask who was in the story.
Ask what happened in the story.
These types of questions may lead you to hear a family story that has a clear setting, believable characters, and a plot. "How did it end?" may offer a conclusion.
Grandchildren Interviewing Grandparents:
When grandparents are encouraged by their grandchildren to speak about their own children when they were young, a child is offered an interesting perspective on their own parents. Their Parents Were Once Kids Too!
I believe that Kimberley Powell has an interview list at genealogy.about.com that I thought was good.
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Strength in Diversity
Stanford Medicine has a legacy as a leader in the area of diversity, and we work to ensure that our core value of diversity is reflected in our programs, culture and leadership. Our goal is to draw from people with a variety of backgrounds and life experiences to reach a new level of innovation in teaching, research and caring for patients.
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New York Fan Has Mad Respect For Cole Hamels
Being a fan of New York teams I have always disliked teams from Philadelphia(it's a sports thing). It's kind of like being born in France....you automatically don't like Brits and vice versa. But I am now a huge Cole Hamels fan after what he and his wife Heidi recently did when they adopted an orphaned Ethopian child. This guy gets it and he should be applauded for his compassion. How cool is this, more athletes should take a cue from Hamels and his lovely wife Heidi. He makes great money and is choosing to do something good and compassionate with it. My wife has an uncle who's wife was never able to have children of her own. He owned gas stations in NY and is an extremely wealthy man, but do you think they chose to adopt and give an orphaned child a chance in life ?...No!! they did not, and shame on them for that. Too busy looking out for themselves to give a damn about anyone else I guess. Karma will eventually take care of them. It will also bless Cole and Heidi.
So to you Cole and Heidi I say thank you for showing what caring is all about. Not just anyone can adopt even if they want to. There are huge hurdles and sometimes heavy expenses in doing so. Those with money should be doing things like this more often so that children who would otherwise not have a chance in life, in fact do have a chance. Best wishes to Cole and Heidi as they Love and Care for this adorable child.
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Fish Souffle
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Fish Souffle is one of the delicious recipe made from fish. It is spongy and light and healthy also when it is combined with a simple salad.
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Ingredients For Fish Souffle
- Cleaned and washed fish properly - 1/2 kg ( remove bones and make small pieces also)
- Chopped onions - 2
- Chopped tomatoes - 2
- Eggs - 2
- Ginger – 1" pieces
- Chopped green chilies - 4
- Turmeric powder - A pinch
- Salt as needed
- Water - 1/2 cup
For White Sauce
- Butter - 2 tablespoon
- Maida - 4 tablespoon
- Milk - 1 cup
- Crushed pepper - 2 teaspoon
- Mustard powder - 1/2 teaspoon
- Minced celery stalks - 3
- Grated cheese – 100g
How To Make Fish Souffle
- Take half cup water. Add tomatoes, green chilies, turmeric powder, salt, onions, and ginger to it. Let it boil.
- Now add pieces of fish into it. Sauté it and when done, strain out the fish and set aside for some time.
- Shred the pieces of fish and again keep aside.
- For making of white sauce, take a medium sized and heavy skillet.
- Put 2 tbsp of butter and melt it over low flame.
- Add Maida to melted butter and stir it properly.
- As the color of the Maida starts changing to light brown, then pour milk slowly.
- Let it becomes thick avoiding lumps.
- Now turn off the flame and take away the skillet from the flame. Add mustard powder, grated cheese, pepper powder, and minced celery.
- Pour into the dish tray and then add beaten eggs.
- Now fold the beaten eggs white and grated fish.
- Stir it smoothly and put it into the pie dish tray.
- Preheat the oven at 180°C. Bake the dish till its top becomes brown in color.
- Apply a coat of egg yolk and shredded cheese.
Other Similar Recipes
- Crab souffle
- Spinach souffle


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QPR's 2-0 win away to Blackpool saw Harry Redknapp's side leapfrog Burnley, who could only draw 1-1 with third-placed Leicester, and go top of the table. The former Seasiders striker Matt Phillips was the outstanding performer for QPR, as he scored with a long-range shot in the first half and crossed for Charlie Austin to head home in the second. Meanwhile at the King Power Stadium, Danny Ings took advantage of some poor Leicester defending to equalise shortly after half time, after David Nugent's penalty in the first half had put the home side in front.
At the other end of the table, Barnsley and Yeovil were only able to draw, again 1-1, in their bottom-of-the-league clash. In a dull game at Oakwell, Marcus Tudgay's 34th-minute penalty cancelled out Joel Grant's goal after 10 minutes. Sheffield Wednesday's surprise win 1-0 away to Watford, for which they had Connor Wickham and his free kick midway through the first half to thank, therefore sees the managerless Yorkshiremen move above their two relegation rivals and within one point of Charlton, with a game in hand.
Leeds moved into the play-off places after easing to a 3-0 win away to struggling Doncaster. They got the ball rolling after 19 minutes when Matt Smith nodded in Alex Mowatt's free-kick, and showed their set-piece proficiency once again 15 minutes from the end when Ross McCormack tapped in from six yards after a corner. In the dying minutes of the game, Rodolph Austin put a low shot past Ross Turnbull to complete the rout. The win enables Leeds to replace Nottingham Forest in the final play-off place, after Billy Davies's team struggled to a 0-0 in a poor game with Ipswich.
Elsewhere Blackburn just about managed to resist a late Millwall fightback to win 3-2 at Ewood Park. That meant they went above both Watford and Huddersfield into 11th, after the latter went down 1-0 at home to Reading. In the mid-table meeting at Bournemouth, the home side suffered a 2-0 defeat to Birmingham City, and Middlesbrough's poor season continued with a 1-0 home loss against play-off chasers Brighton.
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The tussle at the top of the table this week swung slightly in favour of Leyton Orient, as they earned a point at high-flying Bradford. Lloyd James' goal on the stroke of half-time looked to have given the O's the full three points but Nakhi Wells curled in a stoppage time free-kick to scrape a draw for the home side. That meant that Orient failed to capitalise fully on a weak performance from title rivals Wolves, who slipped to a shock 2-0 defeat at home to MK Dons.
This was only a second home league defeat of the season for Wolves, but it was a first win since the beginning of November for Karl Robinson's Dons. The visitors took the lead through a Patrick Bamford goal after half an hour, before Ben Reeves sealed the win with a brilliant strike from range after 50 minutes. Wolves found chances few and far between and were easily outplayed, leaving Leyton Orient to regret their late ill-discipline.
Rotherham took advantage of Bradford only getting a point with a 2-1 against bottom placed Bristol City. Nouha Dicko and Ben Pringle scored early goals for the visitors before Bobby Reid's fluke goal from a cross gave struggling Bristol a late consolation. The result enables Rotherham to consolidate their play-off slot four points ahead of Bradford, while Bristol are still five points from safety after Tranmere's heavy 4-1 defeat away to Carlisle.
Meanwhile Brentford kept up the pressure on the top two with a 1-0 win at home to Oldham and neither Preston nor Peterborough could gain an advantage over the other as they both drew 2-2 at Crawley and Gillingham respectively. Notts County remain in the relegation zone, although they have now registered back-to-back wins for the first time under their new manager, Shaun Derry, following the 4-0 thrashing of Colchester United.
League Two
Defeat for Bristol Rovers, 2-1 away to ninth-placed Morecambe, means they are now just a point clear of Northampton following the Cobblers' 1-1 draw at Bury in an increasingly congested relegation battle. However, Aidy Boothroyd's side's failure to secure a win means that they are now only above Torquay, who beat Southend 1-0 courtesy of a 50th minute goal from loanee John Marquis. That result ends Southend's seven-match unbeaten run and leaves the Shrimpers level on points with Rochdale, who also lost, 2-1 away to Fleetwood.
At the top of the table there was no change as all three teams in the automatic promotion places won. Oxford United followed Fleetwood's example in winning 2-1, this time at home to Dagenham & Redbridge, whilst Chesterfield beat Plymouth 2-0 at the Proact Stadium, despite Matt Brown's red card for a foul in the area on Caolan Lavery; Reuben Reid's resulting spot-kick drew an excellent save from Thomas Lee.


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60's Revisited
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Aaahhh...........HOW absolutely gorgeous is you post,Marsha;-)))*ReplyDelete
I am a biggest fan of the fashion 60s years!!!
LOVE,LOVE,LOVE those green jacket with a black pants!
Also one photo of Claudia Shiffer is really let me thinking about Brigett....
My warm hugs to you,mydear friend,
I think I belong in the 60's... xx Lovely photos xxReplyDelete
I think everyone was so chic in the 60's. Not near as casual as today.ReplyDelete
Great post, Marsha...I agree Claudia looks very much like Brigitte and I think Cindy Crawford looks like a young Raquel!ReplyDelete
I love the Jean Shrimpton photo..simply stunning!
Have a lovely week, dear Marsha.
Ooooh, that first black dress is gorgeous! Happy Tuesday, Marsha :)ReplyDelete
Love, Kristin
what an amazing era, truly chic. I love the Burberry campaign and really dig all the images you've given us today :) OH and that big hair is totally rad!!!! xoxoxReplyDelete
Love the chic 60's fashion...not too sure about the hair.ReplyDelete
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Love the look Raquel is wearing as well as H&M's Fall 2011 outfit. So cute!ReplyDelete
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Aśvaḥ (अश्) is the Sanskrit word for a "horse", one of the significant animals finding references in the Vedas as well as later Hindu scriptures. The corresponding Avestan term is aspa. The word is cognate to Latin equus, Greek ίππος (hippos), Germanic *ehwaz and Baltic *ašvā all from PIE *hek'wos.
Vedic period
There are repeated references to the horse the Vedas (ca. 1500-500 BC). In particular the Rigveda has many equestrian scenes, often associated with chariots. The Ashvins are divine twins named for their horsemanship. The earliest undisputed finds of horse remains in South Asia are from the Swat culture (ca. 1500-500 BC).
Puranic legend
The legend states that the first horse emerged from the depth of the ocean during the churning of the oceans. It was a horse with white color and had two wings. It was known by the name of Uchchaihshravas. The legend continues that Indra, one of the demigods of the Hindus, took away the mythical horse to his celestial abode, the svarga (heaven). Subsequently, Indra severed the wings of the horse and presented the same to the mankind. The wings were severed to ensure that the horse would remain on the earth (prithvi) and not fly back to Indra's suvarga.
- Dictionary of Hindu Lore and Legend (ISBN 0-500-51088-1) by Anna Dallapiccola
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- Ashvins
- Ratha
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Religious Studies
Religion – western, eastern and otherwise – is a vast cluster of cultural phenomena (including sacred texts, mythologies and theologies, moral codes, and every conceivable kind of ritual) that is best explored from the perspective of more than one discipline.
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The last tear fell on her lap as she cradled the silver pendant. Her pale fingers touched the rose sculpt with high quality craftsmanship and admired the golden engravings at the heart of the rose. It read the following: Love blooms like Roses. She ran a finger along the smooth edges of the petals and revived the lovely memories she shared with her dear mother. It was not a winter ago when she let out her last breath and blessed her children with promises of becoming their guardian angel from above. Darlene Campbell was the most graceful and compassionate woman that one ever dared to acknowledge. She was well-respected in town and highly regarded by her former students and their parents. She walked around with a benign air and unwarranted gentility for her placid countenance said more about her character than thoughts and words burdened with ill desires from her female contemporaries. Despite being loved by many, she was disliked by women of superior mind frame and reputation, or so they thought, but she endured their harmful, unfounded, and vile comments with a smile and kind words. She sustained that she was unworthy of Heaven's blessings and gifts, but she received them with generosity, that was the case with Frederick Everwood and of years later, Charles and Amy.
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Charles smiled; he had read my heart again. "Life sometimes holds surprises and challenges for you," he said, "the ability to cope with them and strive are the single-most important lessons at the end of each day. Northampton has become quite stale, don't you think?"
Her heart fluttered with rising excitement and anticipation, "Charles, pray don't speak with riddles and puzzles, you know I can't stand them."
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Excitement flushed in her face as she clasped Charles's arm for support, "are you honest about it, please don't deceive me. You've made me the happiest creature! When shall we depart? Soon, I hope for I can't wait to visit Rosehall and all the promises Oxford holds within its winding roads and mesmerizing city! I am impatient to meet our father and judge for myself what our mother has said about him."
"We shall send him a letter tomorrow, a letter produced by your hand and guided by your heart and eloquent thoughts," Charles replied, "within a fortnight we shall depart and stay a week in Rosehall."
"A week?!" Amy asked in disbelief, "my dear brother, we cannot get to know him in such little time, but very well, if you're so inclined in the short period of time. I will be happy with every second I spend with him."
"Good then, good night my darling sister," Charles stood and took the candle, "I leave the letter in your capable hands, I will get the cart tomorrow in town and will deliver your letter as well."
"Can I go with you?" Amy asked, "I've been locked inside the house for far too long and wish to stroll town with you!" Charles compelled to her desires and kissed her on the cheek before going out of her room, leaving her in darkness once again. She lay on the bed, submerged in bliss, and closed her eyes to the soft lullaby of the wind against the window.


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After all, ever since Maggie Smith played Muriel Spark's dangerous heroine in the film, Miss Brodie has threatened to coarsen into a purely camp turn.
But Patricia Hodge, who now takes brilliant possession of the role in Alan Strachan's revival of the Jay Presson Allen adaptation, lets you see that it's actually a strange form of emotional repression, of a libido gone haywire, that has turned this war-bereaved Thirties spinster into a woman who lives through her elite cadre of disciples, to whom she offers apparent freedom from bourgeois stuffiness but whose destinies she is out to control.
Every nuance of the comedy is there in Miss Hodge's performance, particularly in the marvellous encounters with Edith Macarthur's disapproving headmistress. 'Chrysanthemums - such serviceable flowers,' Hodge declares, glancing at her boss's vase and inflecting the line with such serene disdain you expect the blooms to curl up and die on the spot.
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John Washbourne, of Bengeworth
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|Settled in, Bengeworth, Worcestershire, England
|Died in Bengeworth, Worcestershire, England
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About John Washbourne, of Bengeworth
John Washborne
- Birth: before 1500 - location unknown. Settled in Bengeworth, Worcestershire, England
- Parents: unknown
- married: Emme
- Death: before Jan 8 1546/7 - Bengeworth, Worcestershire, England
- Children: John, William, Alice, Katherine
- AKA: Wassheburne, Washburn, Washbourne, Washborne
(1) John Washbourne, born about 1500, is the earliest ancestor which can be supported by existing documentation. Although for well over a century, genealogists have claimed he was the son of John Washburn and Joan Mytton of Bengeworth and Wichenford, and thus of royal lineage through his mother, there is no concrete documentation of such a relationship.
From Ancestral Roots of Certain American Colonists who Came to America Before 1700: The Lineage of Alfred the Great, Charlemagne, Malcolm of Scotland, Robert the Strong, and Some of Their Descendants (Google eBook) - Frederick Lewis Weis, Walter Lee Sheppard, David Faris. Genealogical Publishing Com, Nov 1, 1992. Page 89.
There is no proof that John Washburn No 37 was the son of John Washburn and Joan Mitton. (See TAG 36:63)
From Wichenford Bengeworth Connection Proved 2005
The DNA study proves that the descendants of John Washbourne and Joan Mitton of Wichenford were related to the descendants of John and Emme Washbourne of Bengeworth, but the science is not exact enough to prove that two men who lived contemporaneously 500 years ago were specifically brothers. Similar DNA matching results could be obtained if they were first cousins (sharing the same grandfather), or second cousins (sharing the same great-grandfather.)
The question unanswered is whether there is proof that John Washbourne of Bengeworth was the son specifically of John Washbourne and Joan Mitton of Wichenford. The Wichenford John Washbourne's grandfather, Sir John Washbourne, Knight, had a son John Washbourne in addition to his eldest son Norman Washbourne, who may have been the ancestor of the Bengeworth branch. The resulting DNA matching of both lines would produce similar results. Unfortunately his descendants did not make The "Visitations." Being a younger son, the estates were inherited by Norman Washbourne, the eldest son, and John would not have inherited any of his father's estates. Likewise, Sir John Washbourne himself had a brother William Washbourne whose descendants did not make the "Visitations," so the point is that there were other Washbournes in Worcestershire and Gloucestershire in addition to the Royally descended lines of John and Joan (Mitton) Washbourne in the 15th Century who were certainly related to the Washbournes of Wichenford, but whose families were not traced by Grazebrook's "Healdry of Worcestershire" or Phillimore's "Visitation of Worcestershire." Let's not jump to conclusions that the facts do not warrant.
From Washburn family history on Ancestry.com
In 1538, when registration became compulsory, John Washbourne and his wife, Emme, appear recorded as residents of Bengeworth, a suburb of Evesham, six or eight miles northeast from Little Washbourne and about 20 miles southeast of Wichenford in Worcestershire, England. In his will, 1546, John describes himself as "John Wassheburne, husbandman." He had fields in Bengeworth and a house and buildings in town, enough for the comfortable living of the family but not for luxuries. The arms of the Wichenford Washbournes were blazoned on the south window of the church as benefactors. In his will he directs that his "body be buried in ecclesiastical sepulture of my parish church of Bengeworth and brought to sepulture with solemne dirge and mass for my soul and all Christian souls". He bequeaths to the church aforesaid two strikes of wheat and two of barley, after which follow bequests of small domestic and farm belongings, of his lands and houses to his eldest son John, of small annuities to the other children, and trifles to his grandchildren. His chattels inventory 26-8-8.
Of John's wife, Emme, it is only known that she lived with her husband until her death in 1547, bore him children and made a will disposing of her property at her death. Her will reflects more the religious feelings and customs of the times. She says:
"I bequeathe my soul unto Almighty God, the glorious virgin Saynt Mary, to the company of all the blessed Angels and Saynts in hevyn, and my body to be buried within the Churchyard of Bengeworth".
These were the popular thoughts and expressions in the last two years of Henry VIII, "Defender of the Faith", and the year of Martin Luther's death. John and Emme left two married sons and two married daughters, Katherine, wife of Danyell Hide, and Alis, wife of Robert Martin. The sons were John and William. All these names are gleaned from wills, as the Bengeworth registers were non-compulsory, and hence incomplete, until 1538. John's burial is recorded 8 January 1546 and Emme's 13 May 1547.
Children (provided by John Maltby):
- John (d 1593) (note: other sources have him as 2nd son). Married 1) Jone Bushell 2) Jone Shepey
- William, the second son, who married Margaret Harward on 2 October 1541 in Badsey, Worcestershire, which adjoins Bengeworth only a couple of miles to the east, and they settled in Bretforton, which is just on the other side of Badsey in Worcestershire. William Washborne was buried in Bretforton on 21 April 1588. His will and inventory are in folio #55 for 1588 in the Worcester Probate Registry. Margaret was probably the one buried on 3 June 1592 in Bengeworth.
- Alice; married Robert Marten, glover, died testate in Bengeworth in 1555, and his will is folio #18 for 1555 in the Worcester Probate Registry. From Emme Washborne's will we learn that Alice had at least three children: John, William, and Margaret Marten.
- Katherine, who married Daniel Hide. They had one son by 1546, who was not named in the wills. A Daniel Hyde, who was Vicar of Haselor died testate in 1571, may be the same person.
- GB Historical GIS / University of Portsmouth, History of Bengeworth, in Wychavon and Worcestershire | Map and description, A Vision of Britain through Time. URL: http://www.visionofbritain.org.uk/place/9615 Date accessed: 22nd May 2013
His Will:
In the name of God Amen the xxvii day of December the yere of o'r lord mcccccxlvi, & in the xxxviii yere of the Rayne of o'r Souaygne lord Henry the viii by the grace of God Kynge of Englande fraunce & Ireland Defendor of the faythe and in erthe of the churche of England & also of Irelande the sup'me head. I John Wassheburne husbandman dwellynge in the pishe of bengeworthe w'in the dioces of Worcester beynge sike in body nevrthelesse of good & perfecte mynde & memorie thanks be to God therfore do ordeyne & make this my testament & last will in forme & mannr folowing--first I bequethe my soule unto Almyghty God, & my body to be buryed w'in the eccliasticall sepulture of my pishe church of bengeworthe aforenamed & soche temporall goods as my lord god hathe lente me & to be orderyd & disposed as herafter folowethe to the true execucon wherof I do constitute & make Emme my wiffe my sole Executrixe & Thoms Shreve of Hampton & Willm Wassheburne my sone supvisors or ovrsears to the same. Itm I will my body be honestly brought unto the sepulture wth solempne dirige & masse for my soule & all christen soules. Itm I bequethe unto my pishe churche of bengworthe aforesayde ii strike of whete & ii strike of barley. Itm I bequethe unto Willm my sone my bigger sestarne a carte brydle & a mattocke. Itm I bequethe unto John my sone my lesser sestarne, an ewtinge fatte, a carte bridle & a mattocke. Itm I bequethe unto the ii children of Willm my sone & to the ii children of John my sone evy one of them iis. Itm I bequethe unto the iii children of Robte Marten my sone in lawe & to the one childe of Danyell Hide myne other sone in lawe evy one of them like wisse iis. The Residue of my goods in this testament not bequethed I give & bequethe unto Emme my wiffe and Executrix above named wth all my howses lands & grownds therto belonging lyinge wthin the towe & filde of bengeworthe aforesayd she to have the sayd howses lands & grownds duryng her naturall liffe & aftr her decesse I will John my sone shall inherite & have unto him & his eyre male for evr all my foresayd howses lands & grownds & he or his eyres to pay unto Willm my sone so longe as the sayde Willm shall lyve out of the sayd grownde yerely vis viiid & the sayde Willm my sone shall pay for the same yerely to Alice Marten my daughter duryng theyer ii lyves to gether ii strike of whete to be delived one strike at Christmas & another at Aster and John my sone shall pay unto Katherine Hide my other daughter yerly duryng her naturall life too strike of whete to be delived in like manr & in case that eyther of my sons aforenamed happen to die my ii daughters Aloise & Katheryn being alive then will I that the longer lyvr of my sayd ii sones shall pay unto my ii daughters the hole some of whete aforenamed or iff bothe my sones decesse then they to have the forsayde whete durynge theyer lifes out of my grounde aforenamed and yf it happen that John my sone have no eyer male then I will that after his decesse Willm my sone & his eyre male yf he have any shall inherite the sayde howses lands & grownds for evr & in case that neyther of my sones John nor Willm have eny eyer male then will I that the eldest daughter of John my sone shall inherite the sayd howses lands and grownds afore specified to pay out of the same to the eldest daughter of Willm my sone duryng her naturall liffe yerly halfe the rent of the same wch is viis vid and then the forsayde howses lands & grownds to remayne to the eyer gen'all for evr. This is my full testament & last will written the day & yere above specified. These beyng witnesse Thoms Shreve Thoms Marten Willm Clente & Thoms Trewelove wt other. Pbat' cora dco Comiss die anno et loco pdict' qu' iurat etc. & exhibuit Inventariu ad summa xxviiL viiis viiid.
Extract from "The Genealogical History of the Washburn Family of Northwest Tennessee" by Jeffery T Washburn of Dresden, Tennessee (jeffwashburn AT hotmail.com): John Washbourne was the second son of Sir John and Lady Joan Mitton Washbourne. He was born in January 1478.
There was apparently a break in peaceful family relationships after Sir John's (this John's father) marriage to Elizabeth Monington, although the trouble may not have been directly caused by the marriage. When Sir John made his will in 1517, he mentioned only three of his six sons in the will. This son, John, along with the fourth son, Francis, and the fifth son, Anthony, were not mentioned in the will. Francis may have died before the date of the will as there is no evidence that he was alive after the death of his father.
John Washbourne moved from his father's home, Wichenford, by 1538, to Bengeworth, Worchester, England, doubtless because of the break in family relations. Bengeworth lies on the south side of the River Avon, in the southeastern part of the County of Worcester, about eighteen miles from Wichenford, which is in northwestern Worcestershire. It is across the River Avon from Evesham. The Parish of Bengeworth Saint Peter is included in the Borough of Evesham. Located here is the famous Grammar School, where the boys of the Washburn ancestors in England received their education. The Grammar School still exists. Formerly in a window of the chancel of Saint Peter's Church in Bengeworth was the coat of arms of the Washbourne family. The coat of arms was mentioned in the book History and Antiquities of the Abbey and Borough of Evesham, (William Tindal, A.M., 1794) as being located in the west window on the south aisle and listed two benefactors of Saint Peter's Church, "John Washbourne and Richard Cowie." John Washbourne was living in Bengeworth by 1538. He farmed and raised livestock in Bengeworth and was rather well off for the times. He made his Will there on December 27, 1546, and was buried on January 8, 1548. In his Will, he bequeathed his soul to Almighty God and directed that his body be buried in the Church Yard of Bengeworth, after Solemn Mass. He appointed his wife Emme to be sole Executrix and named Thomas Shreve of Hampton and his son, William Washbourne, to act as Overseers of the Will. Legatees were his sons, William and John; the two sons of each of the sons; the three children of Robert Martin, his son-in-law; the child of Daniel Hyde, his son-in-law and husband of his daughter, Katherine; and left the remainder of his estate to his wife, Emme. The maiden-surname of John Washbourne's wife is not known. He called her "Eme" in his Will. However, in her own Will dated May 1, 1547, she is named "Emme." Her baptismal name may have been Emma or Amy. She did not live long after her husband and was buried on May 13, 1547 in Bengeworth. They were possibly married on May 6, 1516, in Bengeworth, England.
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1. Re: wht is paramter for Replicat if the tables have no unique recordsatrap Feb 1, 2013 11:33 AM (in response to AMSI)Use APPLYNOOPUPDATES to force the update to be applied using all columns in both the SET and WHERE clause
2. Re: wht is paramter for Replicat if the tables have no unique recordNick.W-Oracle Feb 4, 2013 10:01 PM (in response to AMSI)OGG can usually handle this automatically. If you look at the report file, it will say that the table does not have a key that can be used and instead it's using all available columns in the where clause. So this means that any non-LOB type column will be used in the WHERE clause that is constructed to update or delete records.
data types that cannot be used in the where clause will automatically be excluded, like CLOB, BLOB, NCLOB, nested tables, UDTs, VARRAYs, etc.. .
Also, it will ensure that only one row is updated at a time (see the LIMITROWS parameter for more details on this as it only applies to certain databases.)
And, if you know that a table may not have a unique key or primary key, but one column is unique, then you can use KEYCOLS to override the default behavior and force a certain column to be used as the key. Keep in mind that this column must be in the trail file for replicat to use in the where clause, so you'll need to ensure that it is brought over from Extract.


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|"Nicola Ken Barozzi" <nicola...@apache.org>
|Re: Pipe-aware Selectors
|Fri, 08 Mar 2002 15:30:50 GMT
From: "Stefano Mazzocchi" <firstname.lastname@example.com> > Nicola Ken Barozzi wrote: > > > It seems that the dual nature of the processing in Cocoon is starting to get > > tested by sensible argumentations. > > I'm sorry, Ken, but I don't get your point about this 'dual nature', can > you elaborate more? Cocoon has Event Pipeline <-> Stream Pipeline IMHO it's not *stricly* necessary (as theory goes) to have an event pipeline, and the fact that Actions are not so "pure" stems from the fact that it makes the Event Components bleed into the original pure Pipeline arena. For example, instead of selecting between two pipelines and generating from the choosen one, I can generate from both and filter only the relevant tags. Not auspicable, but possible. You can use Actions to act on the request (event pipeline), or you can use the RequestGenerator and have a side-effects Transformer do the same action. You can use some sort of Dispatching instead of Matching. Since there is a possibility in Cocoon to do things in at least two ways because of this, sometimes it happens that it comes natural to think that there needs to be a pure duality between the two pipelines that now lacks. Selector : Redirection or Rerouting Action : Side-Effect-Transformer Matching: Dispatcher-Adapter It *seems* that one could build a Cocoon without the pure Event Components. Like one could write Java without primitive types, and use only objects. But IMHO there is a big difference here. We have the opportunity of separating the flow (events) from the pipelines. How are these Pipe-aware Selectors, Dispatchers, Adapters and side-effect Transformers going to fit with the future Flowmap+Sitemap Cocoon? -- Nicola Ken Barozzi email@example.com - verba volant, scripta manent - (discussions get forgotten, just code remains) --------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com For additional commands, email: firstname.lastname@example.com
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