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I believe this is an early American Flyer O gauge 0-4-0 steam locomotive made in 1919 and 1920's. This train engine is in fair condition and could use a little restoration. It has an antique cast iron body and has an electric motor drive. I believe this train engine was one of the first electric trains that American Flyer made and it measures about 7.5 inches in length. I have tested it on my track and it runs great. There are quite a few chips in the paint as can be seen in the photos and the boiler front cover is missing along with the two side rods. E-mail me with any questions or for additional photos. Check out my other auctions for more train items. I will combine shipping on multiple items to reduce your shipping costs. High bidder pays $14.00 USA shipping cost, or other payments accepted, Canada shipping cost $21.00.


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I'm moving overseas. Flying with large cat on JetBlue, will they check to see if he is over the weight/size limit?
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Do the gate agents or check-in agents inspect your pet to see if he is too big etc? Or will they just look at him quickly to see if he is a cat?
I could really use your feedback; especially if you have flown JetBlue.
He is an 18.4 lb cat who is overweight but also just really big for a cat. Not like a maine-coon or anything but he's big.
My concern is few airlines will let me take him. JetBlue allows you to take your cat but the cat and carrier must weigh under 20 lbs and the max allowed size would be a little small for him; I would use the Sherpa Large. but could put him in the medium- he is over the lb limit for it but its worth it if I can get him home
I know he'll be ok on the plane IF i can get him on (knowing him he'll just curl up and take a nap until we land.)
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I am not sure if they will check his weight. When you go through the xray in security, they will have you take him out of the carrier and carry him through while the carrier is checked. But are you aware that there is a $100 charge to take a live animal as your carry on with Jet Blue? You have to book your flight by phone to arrange that. I am getting a kitten from FL and had looked into that but decided to have her shipped on Continental Petsafe instead. I would call the airlines to verify all of the info for your flight so theren't any nasty surprises that day.
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Hello All. I'm 47.9 years old (turning 48 next week). I'm a two month old ADHD infant. I'm saying that both because it's funny, and also, that I truly think that my life changed so much on Nov 14, 2013; it's comparable to being just born. Yes, I mean that. I have so much to share, (btw three months ago I would have never written in a forum like this, as I never, ever have in my life). First and foremost the most important aspect of all of our new realizations is that we should feel extremely fortunate (or blessed if you will). Why? Well, because we just found the answer to most of our life long dilemmas. The endless nights of sitting or lying in bed, trying to figure out what just happened that day, and why. Staring at black and white text on a page of a book or work document, trying to read a line growing increasingly frustrated to the onset of physical pain from trying to concentrate so hard. All this, while humming a GNR song (sweet child 'o mine) in your head, and reciting an argument with your wife from that morning, (also in your head). Leaving to go to and appointment, and noticing a billboard on the freeway that prompts you to exit saying: "Hey as long as I'm here, I need to go and get that tool, I wanted for 8 months, but always forgot to buy". Next thing you know, the phone rings, with an inquiring if not slightly annoyed voice on the other end asking:" We had an appointment at 11 am, are you going to make that, or?" Lord! It's 12.30. What just happened with the last hour and a half? Besides, I just made plans 10 minutes ago to have lunch. I can go on and on, but all of us had the same things happen. But back to being fortunate.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - From the cobblestone alleyways to the snow-capped roofs, fans of "Harry Potter" will be able to immerse themselves into a new "Wizarding World" attraction at Universal Studios Hollywood, and the theme park is betting on their purchasing power.
"The Wizarding World of Harry Potter," opening April 7, brings to life the quaint town of Hogsmeade from author J.K. Rowling's seven-part "Harry Potter" books and subsequent films, and it caps off a five-year revamp across the park.
Comcast Corp-owned Universal Studios Hollywood has introduced new rides capitalizing on the box office success of franchises "Transformers," "Despicable Me" and "Fast & Furious," as well as expanding "The Simpsons" attraction.
But the "Wizarding World" is what the theme park is banking on. Comcast reported a revenue increase of 27 percent to $3.3 billion from its Orlando, Florida, and Hollywood, California locations in its 2015 year-end report.
The company said revenues were bolstered by Orlando's new "Harry Potter" world, which features two lands, Hogsmeade and Diagon Alley, connected by the Hogwarts Express train. An additional ticket is required to visit both lands in one day.
Hollywood's "Wizarding World" features two rides, one within the castle-like structure of the Hogwarts school and the other an outdoors rollercoaster, alongside intricately detailed shops and restaurants such as Honeydukes sweets, Ollivanders wands and The Three Broomsticks.
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The house Mark Palmer lives in is a brick beauty. Built in the 1850s in the Lower Town section of Paducah, Kentucky, it also houses Palmer's gallery of paintings and the studio where he puts watercolor to paper.
Palmer, who moved to Lower Town in 2002, had been a Washington, D.C.- based artist until he got wind of Paducah's Artist Relocation Program: a variety of financial incentives aimed at luring artists to live and work in Lower Town. The neighborhood had its drawbacks: It was a crime-ridden slum. But it just happened to be full of century-old Victorian, Romanesque and Italianate homes and once-charming bungalows that time and neglect had diminished. Palmer's house, in fact, had been so structurally decayed that it had been condemned.
But Paducah was offering Palmer a good deal to move there. And it was doing so on a bet that if it could attract artists to the area--own homes and become full-time residents--it could transform the derelict part of town back into a vibrant, viable and productive neighborhood.
The program was launched six years ago, and today, Lower Town is on its way to becoming a national destination for artists. The 30-block neighborhood is full of studios and restored older homes, with newly constructed buildings mixed in. During the week, artists work in their studios, mow their lawns and shop at the supermarket. Toward the weekend, visitors fill the sidewalks, wander in and out of the galleries, eat at newly opened restaurants and stay at local hotels.
The concept behind the relocation program isn't revolutionary. Economic development officials in cities and states all over the country have already keyed in on the start-up value of artists. Through the use of subsidized rents or sales tax breaks, painters, sculptors, glass blowers, weavers and the like can be enticed to open studios and set a tone and stage for turning around a set of city streets. The programs in use are wide ranging. Maryland and Rhode Island, for example, exempt artists from paying sales and income taxes on their work--provided the works are produced and sold in specially designated arts districts. A handful of states--Connecticut, Kentucky, Maine, Montana, New Mexico and North Carolina--allow an artist's estate tax to be paid in artwork he or she produced. Cities from Fort Lauderdale to Grand Rapids have developed "live-work" spaces for artists in an effort to revitalize an ailing neighborhood. These localities typically partner with a developer to rehab an old warehouse or cluster of buildings into residential lofts and studios, which are available to artists at a reduced rent.
Paducah's program goes way beyond these approaches. By focusing on home ownership and personal loans directly to artists themselves, the Artist Relocation Program is creating a stable, permanent arts community in Lower Town--one house at a time. And the program has achieved a success its original planners never could have envisioned. "We thought it would be great if we could get 10 artists," says Tom Barnett, Paducah's planning director. "With 15, we thought we could change the neighborhood forever." Today, more than 70 artists have moved to Lower Town from across the country, and they are defining the city in the process.
Paducah lies in Western Kentucky, at the point where the Tennessee River joins the Ohio. An industrial rail and steamboat center, the city of 26,000 sits halfway between Nashville and St. Louis, on the way from Chicago to Memphis. While its own population is relatively small, Paducah is a draw for 70,000 county residents and an outlying population of many more. The relatively dense downtown of tall buildings and the city's close-knit inner neighborhoods speak of a history as a center of trade.
Lower Town was Paducah's first real residential neighborhood, located just a few blocks from downtown and the riverfront. Its first houses were built before the Civil War, and by the 1920s, it had grown into a leafy, compact grid of some 300 structures. Gingerbread Victorians and stately Queen Annes mingled with brick stores and warehouses, along with smaller houses and bungalows. During the second half of the 20th century, however, as residents moved out to the suburbs, Lower Town began to deteriorate. Slumlords bought up the houses and sliced them into apartments; by the 1990s, Lower Town was 70 percent rental property. As the buildings decayed, so did the quality of life in the neighborhood. Crime shot up, and Lower Town became known as the place to find drugs and prostitutes. "This was a neighborhood that had been abandoned not only by the government, but by the citizens, by everybody," says Barnett. "In Lower Town, you were either passing through or looking for trouble."
In the early 1980s, Paducah made a half-hearted attempt to preserve the neighborhood's buildings by designating the area a historic district. That helped stabilize the conditions of some of the homes and enhanced the city's regulatory powers in the neighborhood, but it didn't do anything to improve the homes. There was no proactive initiative, and there certainly was no grand vision of how to improve Lower Town.
That all began to change in 1999, when Mark Barone stepped out onto his front porch. Barone is a painter and printmaker who had moved to Lower Town 10 years earlier. When he walked out his front door and witnessed a drug deal across the street, he was both angered and energized. He began to envision a plan to revitalize Lower Town--a plan he could take to city hall. "We needed to save the neighborhood," Barone says. "Either the city was getting on board or I was getting the hell out."
Barone started by working with Barnett in the planning office to get Paducah to adopt a tougher rental license ordinance--a means of getting rid of the slumlords in Lower Town. The city increased the number of inspections it conducted in the area and strongly enforced new codes to gain control of the neighborhood.
But Barone and Barnett were thinking on a much bigger scale. With the Paducah city manager and a city commissioner, they traveled to Rising Sun, Indiana, a small town that had initiated a modest program to attract artists to its Main Street. They began to see how a similar program could be tailored to fit Paducah. Within months, they were able to persuade the city to let a Barone-Barnett team develop the Artist Relocation Program. The city even gave them a first-year operating budget: $43,000. The planning duo also was able to put together an additional $100,000 in seed money, which they used to purchase Lower Town homes. "Then we just sat around a little table in my office and started making up the program," Barnett says. "We sat around telling lies to each other--or, as Mark would say, a vision-- and that became the program."
What they created differed from other cities' efforts in a few very important ways. First and foremost, the Artist Relocation Program is based on homeownership. The city partnered with Paducah Bank, a locally owned financial institution, to give loans to program participants. The bank, which is itself located in Lower Town, offered 100 percent financing to artists to purchase and rehabilitate the homes. Even more important, Paducah Bank agreed to offer loans at values well beyond the actual appraisal of a house--sometimes as high as 400 percent over the appraised value. That was crucial because property values in Lower Town were so depressed.
As an example, Palmer's house had, in its condemned state, only dirt for its floors and no glass in the windows. The city bought the 3,500- square-foot house for $1,200 and spent $37,000 to stabilize it before giving it to Palmer at no cost. Palmer then spent $250,000 to restore the home. But at the end of the day, the house was only appraised at $100,000 because the neighborhood was still so undesirable. That's why it was so critical that Paducah Bank extended loans that were in excess of the appraised value of a house. "Eventually we made the decision to just stop having appraisals done at all," says Larry Rudolph, senior vice president of the bank. "That will give a lot of bankers some real heartburn. But the first thing you have to do is take your loan policy and disregard it."
The bank evaluates each artist who wants to participate in the program on an individual basis. And it has turned down what Rudolph calls "a fairly good number" of applicants who didn't make the cut financially.
The loans underscore the idea that the program is designed for artists to own their homes. In most other cities' programs, an initial developer rehabs the space and then rents to artists. When the neighborhood starts to take off, property values go up and the artists are forced out. "They treat the artists like urban manure," says Barnett.
In addition to the easier loan terms from Paducah Bank, artists participating in the relocation program have access to a number of other incentives. The city pays a $2,500 bonus for artists to help cover professional rehab fees such as architecture consultations or landscaping plans. None of the materials purchased for construction and rehabilitation are taxed. In addition, the city works to keep the artists' professional life stable: It pays for the artists' Web sites and markets their work nationally.
The city also has taken steps to keep the new homesteaders and their neighborhood safe. It has opened a police substation in Lower Town, lowered speed limits and installed more stop signs. And to make Lower Town visitor- and resident-friendly, the city has invested in additional sidewalks and streetlamps.
For Charlotte Erwin, a painter and printmaker who specializes in marbled watermarks, the change in Lower Town in the five years since she first moved in "is incredible." She and her husband, Ike, a bookbinder, were the first couple to take part in the Artist Relocation Program. Their 1898 Queen Anne home was in desperate condition when they bought it in 2001. The roof had leaked for decades, trees were growing through the foundation and the house's delicate gingerbread detailing was lying in pieces in the overgrown flower garden. Today, their rehabbed house, which includes their studios and a gallery, sits on a sunny corner popping with hibiscus, iris and daylilies. "This has been an amazing thing for us," says Erwin, a native Kentuckian who had moved to Illinois before coming back to her home state.
While the Erwins' home typifies the renaissance of this neighborhood, the city has also made efforts to retain the low-income residents who lived in Lower Town for decades. The city housing authority has replaced some dilapidated low-income housing with new single-family homes. And the revitalized area has attracted other businesses to Lower Town, including restaurants, attorneys' offices and small architecture firms. "We wanted this to be about keeping the neighborhood," says Barnett. "We don't want this to be a neighborhood of just artists. You need a lot more than that to make a real neighborhood."
The success of the Artist Relocation Program has surpassed anything Barnett or Barone imagined. Artists have moved to Lower Town from as far away as Los Angeles, San Francisco, Tucson and New York. Nearly 35 structures have been renovated. Another 25 are in the works, and more are in the planning stages. There's new construction in Lower Town-- overseen by a historic and architectural preservation board--for the first time in half a century.
Barnett and Barone have met with dozens of officials in other cities across the country who are interested in the program. "There's a number of cities working on programs like this, but the one example almost everybody points to is Paducah," says Bruce Knight, the planning director of Champaign, Illinois, and the chair of the American Planning Association committee that selected Paducah for a national award in 2004. "They developed a creative solution that can be transferred to other places."
In the end, the Artist Relocation Program has been a powerful economic tool for the city. Officials estimate the program has attracted $20 million in direct, private investment and brings in hundreds of thousands of dollars per year in sales taxes and other tourism-related revenue. And, of course, property values in Lower Town have skyrocketed. "We didn't set out to make this a national model for economic development," Barone says. "We just wanted to make the neighborhood better."
When a city decides to spur economic development by attracting artists, it faces esoteric questions: How do you define art? Who is an artist? What kinds of works are art?
In some places, the answers have led to lists of pre-approved art forms and styles. In Maryland and Rhode Island, for example, where artists who work in specially certified districts are exempt from sales and income taxes, artworks must fit into one of several predetermined categories approved by the state.
But planners in Paducah wanted something different in Lower Town. When they developed the Artist Relocation Program, they decided to open it to artists of all kinds, says Mark Barone, the artist who originally envisioned the plan. "We didn't care whether they were amateur, mid-career or professional--writers, musicians, painters or sculptors."
The program has attracted textile weavers, songwriters, photographers, bookbinders, fabric makers, illustrators and jewelers. "We just want to see that they're producing shows, have a portfolio, have an arts education," says Paducah city planner Tom Barnett.
Because the program hinges on homeownership and personal loans from the locally owned Paducah Bank, artists who want to participate in the program have to meet certain financial standards.
Aside from ensuring an artist's ability to pay back the loan, though, no one vets an applicant's artwork to see whether it conforms to some predetermined definition of art. "We're not going to judge the quality of the work or the content of it," Barnett says. "We just want to know that an artist is serious."
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Sir John Spencer, Lord of Wormleighton
|Also Known As:
|"Lord of Wormleighton"
|Southam Stratford-on-Avon, West Midlands, UK, CV47, England
|Died in Kenilworth, Warwickshire, England
|Immediate Family:
Son of Sir Robert Spencer, I and Anna Focke Smyth
|Managed by:
|James Fred Patin, Jr.
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About Sir John Spencer, Lord of Wormleighton
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=141337266 Birth: 1460 Wormleighton Warwickshire, England Death: Apr. 14, 1522 Althorp Northamptonshire, England
Sir John Spencer, Kt, of Snitterfield & Wormleighton was born before 1490. He was the son of William Spencer of Rodburn, Warwicks and Elizabeth. He married Isabel Graunt before 1506. To this union five children were born; Sir William Spencer, Kt, of Wormleighton & Althorp, Northants, Jane, Anthony, Isabel, and Dorothy.
Sir John established the wealth whereby his family was to prosper. He acquired Althorp in Northamptonshire on September 3, 1506 from the Catesby family and Wormleighton estate in Warwickshire in 1508 from William Cope. He began the Spencer family sheep farming, his flock reportedly totaling around 20,000 at its greatest. He built Wormleighton Manor for himself and sixty relatives, this was to be the Spencer family seat till the 1640's, when much of it was destroyed by the Royalist in the English Civil War.
Henry VIII, honored Sir John Spencer with a knighthood due mostly because of his riches and loyalty.
Sir John chose to be buried in Brington, near Althorp and had a family vault built on the north side of the chancel of Brington church. This family vault is still in use today by the Spencer family. (bio by: KRW)
Family links:
Spouse: Isabel Graunt Spencer Children: William Spencer (____ - 1532)* Jane Spencer Knightly (1497 - 1561)*
- Calculated relationship
Burial: St Mary the Virgin with St John Churchyard Great Brington Daventry District Northamptonshire, England
- Sir John Spencer
- Last Edited=5 Dec 2008
- Sir John Spencer is the son of John Spencer.
- Child of Sir John Spencer and Anne Empson
- 1.Jane Spencer+
- From: http://www.thepeerage.com/p32269.htm#i322686
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- John Spencer, Esq.1
- M, #75464, b. circa 1427, d. 1499
- Father John Spencer, Esq. b. c 1390
- Mother (Miss) Warsted b. c 1395
- John Spencer, Esq. was born circa 1427 at of Wormleighton, Warwickshire, England. He married Ann Empson, daughter of Peter Empson and Elizabeth Joseph, circa 1460. John Spencer, Esq. died in 1499 at of Hodnel, Warwickshire, England.
- Family Ann Empson b. c 1440
- Child
- Jane Spencer+2,1 b. c 1462, d. 12 Feb 1526
- Citations
- 1.[S16] Douglas Richardson, Magna Carta Ancestry, 2nd Edition, Vol. I, p. 434.
- 2.[S5] Douglas Richardson, Plantagenet Ancestry, p. 202.
- From: http://our-royal-titled-noble-and-commoner-ancestors.com/p2511.htm#i75464
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- 2. Spencer (pre 1603)
- Spencer, of Althorp, co. Northampton (pre 1603)
- John Spencer, of Hodnell, co. Warwick
- stated by Lee to be son of Henry Spencer, of Badby, co. Leicester (d. 1476) (by his wife Isabel Lincolne, dau. (and hrss.?) of Henry Lincolne), son of Thomas Spencer, of Defford, co. Worcester, son of Nicholas Spencer, of Defford, co. Worcester (by his wife Joan Pollard, dau. of Richard Pollard), son of John Spencer, of Defford, co. Worcester (by his wife Alice Deverell, dau. (and hrss.?) of Giles Deverell), son of William Spencer, of Defford, co. Worcester. He died in 1330 and his IPM held at Pershore, co. Worcester, shows him holding a messuage, four virgates of land and two acres of meadow in Defford by socage, i.e. rent, from Geoffrey Dabitot. Despite the pedigree drawn up in 1595 by Richard Lee, Clarenceux King-of-Arms, for Sir John Spencer, this William Spencer was not the son by his second wife of John le Despencer, of Martley, co. Worcester, who died in 1275. John's IPM that year (Chancery Inquisitions 3 Edward I No 2) quite clearly shows that as he had died without surviving issue he was succeeded in his estates by his relative Hugh le Despencer, son of his cousin the famous Hugh le Despencer, Justiciar of England. There is no historical evidence other than Lee's pedigree of John le Despencer having a second wife.
- born
- mar. ..... Warsted, dau. (and hrss.?) of ..... Warsted
- children
- 1. William Spencer, of Radbourne, co. Warwick
- 2. John Spencer, of Hodnell, co. Warwick, lessee (tenant) of Wormleighton, co. Warwick 1469, and of Althorp, co. Northampton 1486 (will dated 15 Sep 1496; d. 4 Jan 1496/7; proved CPC 25 Jan 1496/7; IPM 5 Nov 1499), mar. Anne Empson, sister of Sir Richard Empson, Speaker of the House of Commons, and dau. of Peter Empson, of Towcester, co. Northampton, and had issue:
- 1a. Thomas Spencer, of Hodnell, co. Warwick (b. c. 1493)
- 2a. William Spencer
- 1a. Jane Spencer (d. 12 Feb 1525), mar. (1) bef. 1496 as his second wife Sir William Cope, of Banbury, co. Oxford, Keeper of Portchester Castle (b. 1450; d. 7 Apr 1513), and (2) William Saunders, of Banbury, co. Oxford, and had issue by her first husband
- 3. Thomas Spencer, of Badby, co. Leicester, and Everdon, co. Northampton, mar. Margaret Smith, dau. of ..... Smith, of Old, co. Northampton, and had issue: .... etc.
- died
- William Spencer, of Radbourne, co. Warwick
- born c. 1444
- mar. Elizabeth Empson (b. c. 1448), sister of Sir Richard Empson, Speaker of the House of Commons, and dau. of Peter Empson, of Towcester, co. Northampton
- children
- 1. Sir John Spencer, of Hodnell and Wormleighton. co. Warwick
- 2. Thomas Spencer, mentioned in his uncle's will 1496, granted arms with his brother John 1504 (Azure a fess Ermine between six Seamews' Heads erased Argent; Crest: A Moor-hen proper)
- 1. Jane Spencer
- died
- From: http://www.cracroftspeerage.co.uk/online/ - SEARCH SITE FOR SPENCER
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- The Visitation of the county of Warwick in the year 1619. Taken by William Camden, Clarenceaux king of arms (1877) Vol. 12
- http://archive.org/details/visitationcount01britgoog
- Spencer - CHART Pg.282-285
- http://archive.org/stream/visitationcount01britgoog#page/n310/mode/1up
- Pg. 284
- Joh'es le Despensor tem. E. 1. = ch: Adam, Willm's le Despensor.
- Willm's Despensor 2 fil. ob. 2 E. 3. = ch: Joh'es (m. _ Deuerell) Despensor.
- Joh'es Despensor fil. et haeres = . . . . fil. & haer. Deuerell.; ch: Nich'us (m. _ Pollard) Spencer.
- Nich'us Spencer filius Johannis = . . . . filia Pollard.; ch: Willm's (m. _ Cleere), Thomas Spencer.
- Thomas Spencer. = ch: Henricus (m. Isabella Lincolne) Spencer.
- Henricus Spencer. = Isabella fil. et haer. Lincolne ob 18 E. 4.; ch: Joh'es (m. _ Warsted), Thomas, Willm's, Edwardus Spencer.
- Joh'es Spencer de Wormeleighton et Hadnell. = . . . . filia . . .. Warsted.; ch: Wilm's (m. _ Empson), Johe's Spencer
- Wilm's Spencer de Wormleighton. = . . . . filia Empson soror Rich. Empson militis.; ch: Joh'es (m. Isabella Gaunt), Thomas Spencer.
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- Collins's peerage of England; genealogical, biographical, and historical (1812)
- http://archive.org/details/collinsspeerage_01coll
- http://archive.org/stream/collinsspeerage_01coll#page/n405/mode/1up
- Sir John Le De Spenser, whose guardianship was commited to Emma his mother. He was of Full age, 40 Henry III. at which time being stiled son of Geffrey, .... etc.
- ,,,, He died
- http://archive.org/stream/collinsspeerage_01coll#page/n406/mode/1up
- Pg. 381
- in 1274, and by inquisition taken next year, at Gertre, in com. Leicester, he is found to die possessed of the manor of Beransby, and the moiety of Wigan de la Mre, with several other lands .... He had also restitution of his manors of Castle Carlton, and Cavenby; for by two several inquisitions the same year, he is said to died possessed of them, in right of his wife Joan; but having no issue of her body alive, he held them only by the courtesy of England; and John de Merith entered on the same as his right, by the death of Joan, daughter of Robert de Lou, late wife of the said John De Spencer, cousin of the aforesaid John de Merieth, whose heir he is, and at that time thirty years old.
- This Sir John De Spenser, by Anne, his second wife, had two sons, viz. Adam, who died young, and William Le De Spenser, his heir, styled of Belton, and one of the jury at an inquisition taken at Bredon, on june 8th, 1306, concerning the wright of electing a prioress of Langley, in com. Leicester. He resided at Defford, in com. Wigorn, and died possessed thereof about 1328, as appears by an inquisition taken at Pershore, which likewise shews that John was his son and heir, and of full age.
- Which John was in the retinue of John of Gaunt, .... He had issue by Alice his wife (daughter and heir of Giles Deverell.)
- http://archive.org/stream/collinsspeerage_01coll#page/n407/mode/1up
- Pg. 382
- Nicholas his son and heir, who by Joan his wife, daughter of Richard Polard, of Kent, had issue two sons, Thomas; and William, who by his wife . . . ., daughter of Gilbert de Clare, had one son John, who married Alice daughter and heir of William Livesay, and died without issue, in the year 1456.
- Thomas, the eldest son and heir of Nicholas, was father of Henry Spencer, of Badby in com. Northampton, Esq. as appears by a receipt, dated 13 Henry VI. for subsidies then paid to that King.
- Which Henry took to wife Isabel, daughter and coheir of Henry Lincoln, from whom proceeded four sons, John, Thomas, William, and Nicholas; and died about 16 Edward IV. his last will and testament bearing date 1476, wherein he appoints his sons, John and Thomas, executors, and Isabel his wife overseer. The seal affixt had the arms the family now bear, viz. quartely in the first and third a fret, over all, on a bend, three escallops. He was succeeded by his eldest son,
- John Spencer, of Hodnell, Esq. who is .... his wife's who was daughter and heir of . . . . Warsted; by whom he had .... etc.
- http://archive.org/stream/collinsspeerage_01coll#page/n408/mode/1up
- Pg.383
- two sons; first William hereafter mentioned; second, John Spencer, of Hodnell, in com. Warwick, Esq. who died anno 1498, and was buried at Hodnell; he held lands in eighteen several lordships; as appears by his last will and testament, dated on September 15th, 1486; by which he appoints his body to be buried in the chancel of the parish church of Hodenhull, and constitutes his nephew, John Spencer, of Snitterfeild, Esq. son of his brother William, one of his executors; entailing his lands on him in default of issue male of his own son Thomas (from whom Spencers of Hodnell) and in default of issue of him, the said John, to the heirs male of Thomas, the said John's late brother, of whom hereafter.
- William Spencer, Esq. (eldest son and heir of John) was, in 1 Henry VII. seated at Rodburne in Warwickshire, and having married Elizabeth, sister to Sir Richard Empson, Knight, had issue a daughter, Jane, wife of Stephen Cope .... etc.
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- Our New England ancestors and their descendants, 1620-1900: historical ... By Henry Whittemore
- http://archive.org/details/ournewenglandanc00whit
- http://archive.org/stream/ournewenglandanc00whit#page/98/mode/1up
- Pg.50
- Spencer.
- Collins states further: This family (the Spencers) claim a descent from the ancient Baronial family of De Spenser, of whom Robert de Spenser came over with the Conqueror and was, as his name imports, steward to that monarch. At the time of the Domesday Book he had four lordships in Warwickshire, one in Gloucestershire, fifteen in Lincolnshire and seventeen in Leicestershire.
- Robert Le De Spenser was father of
- William De Spenser, after whom was
- Thurston Le De Spenser, the King's steward, a powerful man, father of Americus le Despenser de Stanley, who married Eldai Blewett.
- Thurston Spencer, Sheriff of Gloucestershire, 19th, 20th, 22d, Henry III, who died before 1249, who by Lucia __ left
- Sir Jeffrey (or Galfridus) Spencer, who died about 1251, leaving two sons, Sir Hugh and Jeffrey. Sir Hugh, the eldest, was a great Baron and father of Hugh, Earl of Winchester, and grandfather of Hugh, Earl of Gloucester.
- Geoffrey Le De Spenser, second son, is stated to have been Lord of Marchley in Worcestershire, and to have died 1242. he was father of John Le De Spenser, who, with others of the family, took part with the Barons in the wars against Henry III, and was taken prisoner at the battle of Northampton. By Ann, his second wife, he had two sons: Adam, who died young, and William.
- William Le Despenser left a son and heir, John Le De Spenser, who was in the retinue of John of Gaunt, nominal King of Castile, in his voyage to Spain. he was afterward Keeper of the Wardrobe of Henry V, and was with him at the siege of Roan. He had by his wife Alice (daughter and heir of Giles Deverill),
- http://archive.org/stream/ournewenglandanc00whit#page/100/mode/1up
- Pg.51
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One sip of this refreshing drink and you'll picture sand, sea and blue skies that stretch for miles. It's like a vacation in a glass, and you can mix it up in moments. What are you waiting for? —Christina Pittman, Parkville, Missouri
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- 1 can (12 ounces) lemon-lime soda, chilled
- 1 bottle (12 ounces) beer
- 1 can (12 ounces) frozen limeade concentrate, thawed
- 3/4 cup tequila
- Lime slices and kosher salt, optional
- Crushed ice
- In a pitcher, combine liquid ingredients. If desired, moisten rims of five margarita or cocktail glasses with lime slices. Sprinkle salt on a plate; dip rims in salt. Serve in prepared glasses over crushed ice with additional lime slices. Yield: 5 servings.
Originally published as Cerveza Margaritas in Simple & Delicious April/May 2012, p59
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This pristine 4 bedroom, 3 bath charming Cape Cod home is only 0.2 miles to Pleasant Road Beach with an excellent location close to Harwichport Center, shopping, restaurants, golf, tennis, bike trail and grocery stores. Newly renovated and redecorated, this home features a new kitchen with granite countertops, tasteful décor, flat-screen TVs, wireless Internet, DVD player, Wii game system, washer/dryer, stainless steel gas grill, beach chairs, and large family room with counter seating and wet bar. The 600 sq. ft. stone patio is a great spot for eating outside or laying in the sun. The garage is a rustic hangout complete with indoor/outdoor ping pong table.
This home has been completely transformed into a charming beach house just steps to Pleasant Road Beach. Attention to detail and convenience makes this your perfect family and friends vacation destination. Several redecorating projects were recently completed throughout the house . You won't be disappointed with the cleanliness, comfort, convenience and beauty of this home.
This home is lovingly maintained with attention to detail. We love our beach home and are constantly making improvements to the property so that our guests are as comfortable here as they are at their own home. This home is a great place to bring your family, have a reunion or switch it up and have a girls shopping or guys golf weekend. Included are all the amenities of your home away from home.
Bedroom Arrangements: Two of the four bedrooms are upstairs with a full bathroom. One bedroom has a queen bed and the other one has bunk beds (2 twins) and a queen bed.
There are two bedrooms downstairs. One bedroom has 2 twin beds and the other is the master bedroom with a queen bed.
All bedrooms have room air-conditioners for sleeping comfort on warm nights.
My husband and I have enjoyed renovating and decorating our homes for many years. This Cape house has been our latest project since 2011.
Robyn Ferrazzani purchased this house in 2011
My parents purchased a home in this neighborhood in 1995 and we have enjoyed visiting Pleasant Road beach with our children for over 20 years. The location is perfect for walking to many locations. The family friendly beach is only a 3 minute walk. Sundae School is about a mile away so you won't feel guilty eating ice cream after dinner if you walk there. Harwichport center is also about a mile away in the other direction, but it will take longer if you like to take detours down the many streets that lead to the amazing waterfront properties. Chatham is only 8 miles away for your shopping and shark-watching pleasure. Over the years we have also enjoyed exploring the many local Harwich beaches and ponds. If you purchase a beach sticker you can visit over 20 different locations.
Book now for the 2017 season!
"Robyn, We had a great time!! We were pleasantly surprised how nice your house is, more of a home than a typical Cape Cod summer rental so hopefully we left it as neat and clean as we found it. My wife thought the welcome card and gift certificate to the Sundae School was a very nice touch. It's too early to commit to next year but if we do I'll check with you before I go somewhere else."
We had a wonderful vacation on the Cape and we were sad to leave. Your home is beautiful and you really supplied us with so many things to make our trip easier. My son loved being carted to the beach each day in his own personal wagon! We were lucky to have beautiful weather and it was HOT! The only thing we wished we had was a fan in the family room. Sleeping was very comfortable with the window AC units but at night we enjoyed spending time in the back family room and towards the end of the week when the humidity was high, we wished we had a fan to circulate the air. Other than that, we really had everything we needed. I especially liked the little things, like the garbage coming twice a week.
This is a great house and property! We spent a week here in August with another family (total 8 ppl, including 4 boys ages 8-12). Everyone had a great time and thoroughly enjoyed our stay. As has been mentioned in other reviews, the house is much larger than it looks, and most importantly, almost feels like 2 different houses. There is the main section with bedrooms, kitchen, etc., then there is another section with large family room and mini-kitchen. Most nights, the kids claimed the family room for their own, and the adults played cards in the dining room. This worked great, giving the kids some separate space. In addition, the house is very well-maintained and clean.
There are already many great reviews on this site, so i'll summarize a few things that I thought were truly special.
- The location to the beach is fantastic; it's literally 5 minutes walk
- There were meteor showers while we were there, and the kids sat on the provided-lawn chairs late at night looking for shooting stars (and there were many!)
- The Weber grill with direct gas is awesome! We made good use of it, with meats from Ferretti's market in Brewster.
- We hadn't planned on playing cards, but we found the poker chip set, and ended up having some great games late into the night.
A last comment - the owner was very friendly and easy to work with. I highly recommend renting at 17 Osborne!
This is a great house! All of the positive comments written in previous reviews are right on the mark. We vacationed here with 2 families, including a total of 4 boys ages 8 - 12. The house really is much larger than it appears. Most nights, the kids took over the family room (we referred to it as 'the West Wing"), and the adults played cards in the dining room. This was perfect, as it allowed the kids to get away from the parents (and vice versa). The backyard was also a hit, with 2 separate seating areas, a firepit, and an awesome grill. Some of the highlights:
- The 5 minute walk to the beach! Very easy...
- Watching shooting stars in the backyard late at night
- Walking through the neighborhood in the early morning
- Enjoying the many restaraunts in Harwichport in the evenings
The house itself is fantastic - very clean and updated. The location is perfect (in my opinion). Finally, the owner was very easy to work with. I highly recommend visiting 17 Osborne!
Our family planned a week-long trip in Cape Cod and this house was perfect for the number of people we had. It was very clean and had everything we needed.
Each bedroom had air conditioning which was a huge plus, and the beds were very comfortable. FYI both floors had 2 bedrooms: a queen and 2 twins on the first floor and a queen and queen/twin bunk bed on the second.Three bathrooms and an outdoor shower so there was never any waiting issues. Correction - there were waiting issues because everybody loved the outdoor shower, lol! The house had so many extras (board games, video games, cable TV, WiFi) the kids were easily entertained. Loved the backyard deck and patio. One night we BBQed and it just made for a perfect evening. Only 2 blocks from the beach which meant we didn't even have to drive. Not too far a walk to Main St in Harwich and only a 6 mile drive to Chatham. Beach chairs and umbrella were provided so all you need to pack are towels. And to top it off we were given a nice bottle of wine as a welcome gift. Thank you very much for your hospitality, Robyn and Greg! You have a beautiful home!
The house is even more beautiful than the pictures! Robyn and Greg's clean, bright and spacious home was the perfect backdrop for our fist Cape Cod vacation. Right around the corner from the beach, this comfortable home was roomy enough for two families. The amazing location allowed us to walk to Pleasant Beach AND to the town of Harwich Port. A short drive to Chatham, this house also had some great restaurants nearby such as Brax Landing and the Wee Packet. I can't say enough about how responsive Robyn and Greg were to our needs and how beautifully kept this house was. We loved morning coffee on the back porch and the outdoor shower. We hope to be back again next year!
We had a wonderful vacation stay in this extremely well kept and comfortable home. The pictures don't do it justice and the house is roomier than it appears. We stayed with our two young children, ourselves, and grandparents and never felt like we were on top of each other. The neighborhood is quiet but convenient to the beach, the wedding venue, restaurants, and shops. Harwich Port is very nice, it has enough of everything you need. The owners of this home have put a lot of thought and nice touches in this home even down to beautiful cut hydrangeas on the tables. The house has a great layout and in the mornings when the kids were up early we could go in the back room without waking anyone else up. Or, when someone wanted to read and enjoy the breeze in the front room, the kids could enjoy playing the Wii in the back room. Plenty of windows let us enjoy the mild Cape Cod air, a luxury we don't often get to enjoy in NC. We could have easily stayed in this home another week!
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Early Summer 2017
May 27 2017 - Jun 23 2017
Changeover Day: Saturday
7 night minimum stay
Summer 2017
Jun 24 2017 - Aug 26 2017
Changeover Day: Saturday
7 night minimum stay
Late Summer 2017
Aug 27 2017 - Sep 16 2017
Changeover Day: Saturday
7 night minimum stay
My Standard Rate
7 night minimum stay
|Refundable damage deposit
$3,750/week for 2016 season
Linens are not provided.
Cleaning fee $200.
Check-In is at 3:00 PM; Check-Out is at 10:00 AM
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Mohamed Zidan knows all about goals - scoring them, celebrating them too much and not celebrating them at all.
The charismatic Egyptian is on a record-breaking goalscoring run that shows no sign of ending. Sold by Borussia Dortmund on the best of terms by his old friend and mentor Jürgen Klopp, Zidan became the first ever winter signing to score in his first four games for a new club. Strikes against Schalke, Hannover, Hoffenheim and Kaiserslautern have steered Mainz away from the relegation zone.
Game Five at Mainz was a trip back to Dortmund, where he spent three happy, if injury-hit, seasons.
Surely The Other Zidan dreamt of scoring a magic five for the 05ers? Not a bit of it.
''The best thing would be if we win and I do not score,'' a teary-eyed Zidan told a bemused press conference before last Saturday's match. ''If I score I will not celebrate. I have far too much respect for this club, Jürgen Klopp, my former team-mates and the fans."
Klopp played along with the theatre.
''I have told him that, in the unlikely scenario that he does score, he is allowed to raise his arms and celebrate," said the Dortmund coach.
Come kickoff, Zidan looked like getting one half of his wish. League leaders Dortmund, seeking a club record eighth consecutive win, tore Mainz apart. Shinji Kagawa dragged visiting defenders left and right, Robert Lewandowski proved unplayable, while Zidan hardly got a touch.
But the champions only had a Jakub Blaszczykowski goal to show for their efforts when the unthinkable happened.
Dortmund failed to clear a long punt and Zidan, clearly forgetting his pre-match sentiments, slammed the ball in.
The goal shouldn't have been a surprise: Zidan once scored 14 seconds into a match against his old club Werder Bremen for Dortmund.
In scoring, Zidan broke his own record as the Bundesliga's most prolific ever winter signing with five goals in five games from the start of a calendar year. He is also the first player to score in his opening five games for a new club since Fredi Bobic for Stuttgart in 1994.
Still, Zidan looked more like he was attending a wake than setting a goalscoring record and seemed relieved when Kagawa scored the winner for Dortmund.
Not that the heavily-tattooed Mainz man needs lessons in celebrating goals.
Just days after the defeat at Dortmund, the German Football Federation slapped him with a 6,000 euro fine for unsporting behaviour during the match against Kaiserslautern a week earlier.
Zidan, delighted to return to the modest club where he previously scored 22 goals in 41 games, had already provoked visiting Kaiserslautern fans after scoring a classy opener.
But after the hosts had sealed a 4-0 win, Mainz coach Thomas Tuchel's biggest ever Bundesliga win, Zidan wasn't content to milk the adulation of the home fans. Instead, he joined them, grabbing a loud hailer and letting the visiting fans know exactly what he thought of them and their team in the strongest terms.
Bundesliga fans know Zidan is a player of contradictions.
In Germany or at home, controversy is nothing new to the man who left his native Egypt as a teenager dreaming of the big time.
Some Egyptian fans still haven't forgiven Zidan for apparently snubbing his country at the 2006 Africa Cup of Nations. Zidan insists his absence was the result of an administration error on the part of the country's FA, but many who have overlooked that incident haven't forgiven Zidan for his apparent support of deposed President Hosni Mubarak.
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The publishing world is mourning the end of the Oprah TV show – the final episode is broadcast today. The NY Times reports. I went to college in 1986 and can remember the Oprah show quickly becoming an established part of day-time TV, especially for a bunch of lazy students with nothing better to do. From The Secret to The Story of Edgar Sawtelle to James Frey and Eckhart Tolle, the Oprah has been a bookselling phenomenon. Love her or loathe her, she put books in front of millions of people.


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Although shouldn't that be "If Green Lantern WERE A Pervert"?
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Although shouldn't that be "If Green Lantern WERE A Pervert"?
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Greg McElhatton says
"Was" is correct. If they were talking about the entire GLCorps, then it would be "were" instead. ("What if the Green Lanterns Were All Perverts?")
Was = singular subject
Were = plural subjects
Jim Caldwell says
I'll go Greg one further, if you'll permit a little conjugation in the comments (hide the kids!)
I was
You (singular) were
She/He was
We were
You (plural) were
They were
The exception to Greg's singular/plural is "You" – unless "You was a pervert" makes grammatical sense to you. It sounds like Metal Machine Music to me.
High Estate says
Megafail Greg.
Do look up the subjunctive in English when you have the time.
Torsten Adair says
When in doubt, replace the subject with the appropriate pronoun, then conjugate.
If you need to use the Future Semiconditionally Modified Subinverted Plagal Past Subjunctive Intentional tense, use a time machine and change events to eliminate the need. You will, however, be forced to submit a report in triplicate concerning your manipulation of the time stream. Some individuals, frustrated with the numerous verb tenses required to accurately record their travels, have attempted to further chronally manipulate the bureaucrats out of existence. However, most people just go forward in time and download their submitted report from the government archives, and then take it back in time right before the filing deadline.
Scott Chantler says
High Estate wins the prize.
"Were" is the correct, formal interpretation of the subjunctive.
"Was" is one of those informal slang usages we tolerate because everyone gets it wrong anyway.
gene phillips says
A "Green Lantern, pervert" essay with Star Sapphire playing on her giant organ is like a day without sunshine.
gene phillips says
Dang it! I meant, "without," not "with!"
Karen says
Thank heavens all those years of Latin trained me in the conditional subjunctive.
And thank heavens all those additional years of seeing it butchered have inured me to the offenders.
The Beat says
Interesting. I was referring to the various cases of the subjective not simple tense here! I guess mood in grammar is one of those things that went out with the proper use of the possessive apostrophe.
I seem to remember some different uses of the conditional subjective and….some other subjective.
Jim Caldwell says
I was referring to the various cases of the subjective not simple tense here!
The subjunctive was furiously waving its hand in the back of brain, but it was too early for me to pay it any heed.
Todd VerBeek says
English has poor support for the subjunctive mood, using the same forms as the indicative most of the time. Most anglophones don't even know that such a thing exists. (I first heard of it when I learned Spanish, which conjugates every verb differently when it's subjunctive.) In another 100 years, I expect it will have disappeared* from the English language altogether.
*I have no idea what the proper term for this tense is, but I'm reasonably sure it's correct. :)
Derk Steele says
Ha. That's nothing. If you wanna see Green Lantern getting made fun of (John Stewart version from Justice League) one should check out this video on YouTube. It's worth opening up a new tab for. ;)
Aaron Poehler says
Mm, it's really not.
Alistair Robb says
It's subjunctive. "If I were…" Second conditional = a hypothetical present.
"English Teacher" Alistair.
Alistair Robb says
Seriously, I'm an English teacher.
Torsten Adair says
But if Heidi hadn't posted this, we wouldn't be discussing English grammar! (oog… did I mix my tenses?)
Subjunctive is used to express a possibility. Past indicative would express what has actually occurred (He was…). Past subjunctive expresses what might have been (If he were…).
Paul O'Brien says
You *could* use the subjunctive, but it's one of those things that's clearly on its way out of the English language; plenty of native speakers don't use it at all, and of those who do, most only use it in certain contexts. If there ever was a rule that required its use in this sort of situation, the language has plainly moved on. My copy of the Cambridge Grammar of English describes the subjunctive as used only in literary and formal English. You could make a stylistic argument for using it here because of the mock pomposity of Silver Age strap lines, but it's certainly not compulsory any more.
Alistair Robb says
Woah!!!??? If I were you, I wouldn't make too many claims about the subjunctive (or Type 2 conditionals) going out of use. Sure, if you ain't been brung up right like what I was, like. But generally this non-use or misuse of the "If I were you" is down to which social class you were assigned to by the great "Social Class Assigner" in the sky. If I was you is just bad English.
Synsidar says
Grammar rules do change over time. For example, many people might write "If someone were to claim their prize before the ceremony was held" instead of "If someone were to claim his prize before the ceremony was held" because defaulting to "his" is considered sexist. I don't object to that anymore. Perhaps grammarians should be thankful that "womyn" never caught on.
Terry says
So, how about them Mets?
Michael P says
What do they mean, "If?"
maija says
Use of the singular "they/their" for indeterminate gender and number goes back centuries. It's not a modern PC invention.
The Beat says
Language in mutability shocker!!!!!
Charles Knight says
Rules? for English? that's unpossible!
Jennifer dG says
In constructions like this, people often thing that the subjunctive mood is on the way out, but if you were to remove it from other sentences, I think it more obviously sounds "wrong":
"I wish I was an Oscar Meyer weiner."
"I wouldn't do that if I was you."
"I wish he was smarter."
Those are all examples where I think most people would agree "was" should be "were," and they're all examples of subjunctive mood.
I always correct Morrissey when I sing along to "Every Day Is Like Sunday": "How I dearly wish I were not here."
Mika says
My grammar dictionary suggests that the subjunctive is "still common in American English, while in British English they are confined to very formal styles".
Which might suggest a reason for the diversity of views here regarding whether or not it's on the wane.
(Although I'm British, and I'd instinctively use it).
Mika says
Yeah, you have to squint and imagine that first sentence reads properly. Because instead of "the subjunctive", I definitely wrote "subjunctive forms". It only looks like I didn't.
Paul O'Brien says
Jennifer: Honestly, no, none of those sounds wrong to me at all. They all sound completely natural. The only example where I'd agree that the subjunctive is clearly better is "If I were you…", but I think that's because the phrase is an established idiom in its own right. The subjunctive doesn't sound *wrong* to me in the other cases, but I can't honestly say that I see them as anything other than interchangeable.
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Nick says
"I wish I were an Oscar Meyer Weiner."
It should be "were". Bad grammar; that's all.


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...No answer... They went around back and started to break in... Mee Maw shot one. LEO caught both, seeking a third...
Good job Mee Maw!
Now, that's the right way to keep the anonymity of the victims (the citizens/residents)! Kudos to KSLA News for paying appropriate respect to those standing up to the idiots.Quote:
... after an attempted home invasion in Doyline ...
... around 1:30 Sunday morning, Brandon Hudson and Jecaros Jantnell Taylor rang the bell of an elderly couple.
... That's when the homeowner, an elderly woman, shot through the window ...
Glad nobody was hurt. Glad they caught "nobody" and at least one of his cohorts before he could harm anyone else.
And cheers to this woman making Home Invasion a very dangerous occupation indeed.
I'm happy with the outcome.
If the Anti-2A Crowd gets thier way, next time she will have to shove her walking stick through the window and poke them in the eyes......
Excellent outcome.
That's not too far from where my grandmother lived.... Bravo Zulu Mea Maw!
No complaints here, dirtbags invading homes deserve nothing less than instant lead.:hand9:
Way to go grandma!
Outstanding job Mea Maw!
I'm happy it worked out the way it did - that being the threat was ended and the couple remained safe and unharmed.


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These are annual competitions within Bloomsburg University, administered by the Office of Research and Sponsored Programs. Grants include Margins of Excellence and Research & Scholarship. Internal grants are to be meant for one-off research or artistic projects, or as seed money for developing external grants. They are not well-suited for salary replacement/supplement, or for recurring annual expenses. Calls for proposals go out in the fall semester and awards are made in the spring semester. Guidelines are here on the ORSP website. Press the FORMS button. Applications will be submitted through InfoReady Review.
External Grants
External grants come in many forms. There are federal agencies such as the National Science Foundation (NSF), National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH), National Institutes of Health (NIH), Department of Education, and others. There are also private foundations such as the Ford Foundation, the Guggenheim Foundation, and the Templeton Foundation. In addition there is an annual (state budget willing) grants competition through PASSHE, with calls in the late fall semester. In some fields there are corporate sponsors for faculty work. To get started finding external funding, press the SPIN button.
Before you apply for external funding, you must fill out the Intent to Submit form (yes, press the FORMS button). Many external grants require lab space, need university matching funds, will pay for you to have reassigned time which means others must teach your classes, or place other demands on university resources. BU needs to know these things are coming and agree to them in advance for your grant to be successful. You must also fill out the Financial Interest Disclosure form for everyone's legal protection.