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Country star Neal McCoy's a real McGaughey!
The McGaughey Family
Ireland/Scotland to Delaware, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Tennessee, Alabama and Texas
According to author Polly McGaughey Sutton, the surname McGaughey can be traced to the 4th or 5th century to the family name MacGeoghan (also Mac Eoghain or Mac Geoghagan). The name was founded by Eachagan, son of Fiacha, who was the fifth son of Niall, son of Eochy, who occupied Ulster as an inheritance. He belonged to Clan Colman. Mag Eacaio is a variant in Gaelic. The Gaelic stem and different spellings worldwide has given rise to McGaughey (pronounced "MaGoy"), MacGahey, MacGahy, MacGaughy, MacGaggy, MacGaughie, Gahey, Gaffey, Gaughy, and variations with Mc substituted for Mac.
The story of William Penn's establishment of the "Manor of Masque" is found in a History of Cumberland and Adams Counties, published in 1876. This grandson of the first William Penn had purchased all land lying west of the Lower Susquehanna in 1736 from the Indians and had reserved as an estate for himself and family 30,000 acres lying on the banks of Marsh Creek and its branches, which he attempted to survey in 1739.
Settlers had been attracted by the rich and beautiful country with its gently rolling hills, and had already located in this region. The first settler in Lancaster County (now Adams County) seems to have been Andrew Schrieber in 1734, who lived under his wagon until three acres of land were cleared and the log cabin built. Dense forests were all about him and Indians surrounded his clearing in every direction. He was soon followed by other men with the same spirit of adventure and daring. "Lowly obscure men of the wilderness" who came, victims of persecution for conscience's sake in older lands, hoping here to find fullness of life and liberty.
These settlers resented and obstructed Penn's survey, which was not completed until 1764 when Penn's grandson, together with the grandson of Cecil Calvert (Lord Baltimore) carried through the so-called Mason-Dixon line from the names of their surveyors. This line, which is the boundary between Pennsylvania and Maryland, was marked by stones placed five miles apart, having Penn' name on one side of each stone, on the other that of Baltimore. These stones, prepared in England, cost Penn 34,300 pounds. The famous Carrol's tract, known as Carrol's Delight, is just a few miles across the border in Maryland.
The boundary settlement gave to Penn 43,500 acres, but out of this, grants were made in 1765 to 71 settlers and the dates of their settlement entered on their warrants. A paper published in 1876 gave the record of the surveyors' notes, with both the names of those receiving grants in 1765 and others recorded later in 1775. Among these 71 names are the following: James McGaughey, settled April, 1740; John McGaughey, settled April, 1741; Robert and David Grier McPherson, October, 1767.
The County of York was organized in 1749 out of territory included in Lancaster County, and in 1800 the southwestern part of York County was set up separately as Adams County. The Manor of Masque included all of what is now Cumberland and parts of Freedom, Highland and Strabane Townships of this county, and extended for six miles on the Maryland border line. Many of the settlers lived within the Manor limits. An historical account, published 1876 in the Gettysburg Sentinel Star, written by Edward W. Mc Pherson, indicates that the William McGaughey home was within the eastern and McGaughey's Mill near the western limits of Manor. The text of the grant of land made to James McGaughey in 1768 by the Penns is to be found in this book. A list of payments made to the Proprietaries extending to 1795, is in existence and the names of James and John appear, but the statement is made that William McGaughey paid nothing. Among these first 71 settlers given grants are names familiar in our family record of those later related by marriage are Robert Bigham, Thomas Douglass, Hugh Ferguson, David Grier, Alexander and Joseph McKean, Wilsons, Walkers, and others.
In the first census of Pennsylvania, taken in 1790, we find the names of twenty McGaugheys as heads of families; the larger number still in York and Cumberland Counties, but very soon they began to move westward to newer territory. In a peculiar way, the Scotch-Irish (so-called) people of this period seem free from any attachment to locality. A member of their group, in speaking of this characteristic, said, "They would hesitate to enter Heaven unless assured they could go further West", and soon we find them as pioneers in the newer territories and states, such as Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Tennessee, and Kentucky, so it is not surprising that we reach from coast to coast. An attempt was made to point out several of these more distinctive removals.
As previously stated, the earliest records of the family history are found at York, Pa., though early records have been found in other places. The search has been made more difficult by the fact that many of the Gettysburg records were taken to Chambersburg for safe-keeping and were lost in 1864 when the town was burned by the Southern Army. At least two colonies from Lancaster Co., Pa. went to North Carolina. There are McGaughey marriages recorded as early as 1786 in Rowan County. Rev. Robert McMordie, pastor of one of the Marsh Creek churches from 1753 to 1761 had been in North Carolina. This branch of the family largely adopted the "McGahey" spelling of the name.
Old letters reveal that at an early date there was visiting of the Indiana McGaugheys in Putmanville, Indiana (near Greencastle) by member of the Gettysburg family on their way to Illinois. Also included are the McGaugheys of Bedford, Pa. for there are indications of family acquaintance and a strong possibility that this family lived for some time in the Marsh Creek settlement for they do not appear in Bedford until 1785 and a record of this family made in 1835 by Arthur McGaughey of Kentucky, says they came to America in 1762. They played an honorable part in the history of Kentucky as well as Bedford, Pa., for as others of the name, they moved westward to new frontiers.
William McGaughey was the first of our line to settle in America. No primary records have been found concerning his birth and parentage; we only have information handed down that he was born in Northern Ireland and sailed from Glasgow, Scotland for America about 1738. Your writer checked with the Genealogical Office in Dublin, Ireland and was informed that the family came from County Antrim. There have been so many William McGaugheys in Northern Ireland and Scotland, without more definite family data and due to the lapse of time, it would be a remote possibility for locating any records.
The only information we have pertaining to his wife is that her name was Margaret, as named in William's will, and that she was born in Scotland. William died in 1750, his will having been proven 24 April, 1750. The first record of William is found in Delaware where the Wilmington Court records show he was executor for Patrick Cannon who had recently arrived in this country from Ireland. New Castle, Delaware was the disembarkation point for the colonists from Ireland going to the northern part of Pennsylvania. The next record of William's early activities in this country is a court indenture dated 1741 when land was purchased from Abigail Cannon of New Castle Co., Del. William apparently left Delaware sometime between 1741 and 1745 and moved on west into Pennsylvania. In 1745, the court records of Lancaster County show William McGaughey, Hugh Clark and John McDowell appoint Andrew McDowell as attorney to collect money from the estate of Dr. John McDowell of Rocking Valley, New Jersey.
It is very likely, as shown by the land records, that the two oldest sons of William - John and James - went ahead of him and made arrangements for the family in the Marsh Creek settlement. John was about 30 years of age at the time and James at least 17. In the published record of settlers and the dates of settlement as referred to in "Manor of Masque", we find James recorded in April of 1740 and John in April of 1741. The records in the Land Office at Harrisburg, Pa. show two grants of land to James and the name of John appears twice as having applied for and been granted land, but it is evident that much of the land owned by the McGaugheys lay within the Manor of Masque and was not always recorded on the list of grants. After the final adjustment had been made with the early settlers, warrants were granted them on payment of fixed fees in 1768. We find the name of John and James on the list of having made payment, but after William McGaughey's name was the comment "nothing paid", however the regular fees were not fixed until after his death in 1750.
In the earliest established limitations of the Manor, we find it noted that the land of the McGaugheys lay partly within and partly without the Manor. The southern limit of the Manor ran for six miles on the Maryland border line, as the line is now As nearly as possible, the first home of the McGaugheys has been located as within a mile of this line. A large old stone and brick house was still standing in 1933 on the farm owned by the Bighams and was said to be another early McGaughey home. Freedom Township in the southwest corner of the Manor lies a very short distance from the home of Walker Woods and Margaret (McGaughey), who owned the farm and had in their possession the old deed given to James McGaughey dated 6 June 1768 by the Penns.
In William's will, the land in York County was left to the two older sons, John and James, but 400 acres in Maryland and on the Pennsylvania line, were left for "the boys", William and Alexander. As their father died in 1750, the oldest could hardly have been more than fifteen years of age thus William 2nd was born about 1735/38 and Alexander later.
The foregoing was the introduction from Ms. Polly Rachel (McGaughey) Sutton's genealogical work, Descendants of William and Margaret McGaughey/y (Settled in York County, PA. 1740's) 1740-1984.
Annie McGaughey
Born 10 Apr 1877 Marlin, FallsCo, Texas
Died 3 Sep 1942 West Columbia, BrazoriaCo, Texas
Married 24 Dec 1898 in MontgomeryCo, Texas
Born 1 Jun 1871 MontgomeryCo, Texas
Died 22 Mar 1933 HarrisCo, Texas
Annie McGaughey was known as Mambo by her grandchildren and descendants. Her gravestone in Freeman Cemetery, MontgomeryCo, TX lists her birthdate as 1879. She is said to have died at the residence of son James M. Morris.
Reverend D. K. Morris. Annie McGaughey married pioneer evangelist, minister and pastor, Reverend D. K. Morris in 1898 at the age of 19 or 21. Morris' gravestone lists his birthdate as 1870. An article in The History of Harris County in the section on Humble relates:
Rev. Morris ministered to numerous small communities in the region and touched the lives of numerous individuals. According to anecdotes related by descendants, he was a Trinitarian Pentecostal pastor converted to the Oneness sect which follows literally St. James Bible Acts 2:38 during a series of revivals across East Texas and western Louisiana in the early 1900's. Convinced of the idea, he began to gently introduce the new doctrine from his trinitarian pulpit before he had personally experienced "speaking in tongues," which was an experience associated with acceptance and practice of the new doctrine. He joined those at "decision" altar services who had come seeking the experience by his own persuasion, both seeking the experience for himself while helping others make their Christian decision and experience "the baptism of the Holy Spirit". Rev. Morris was the founder of the Pentecostal Church in Merryville, LA of which the current, not the original, building bares a memorial. The Reverend is said to have died of "dropsy" in Humble, TX in 1933 while rocking in his chair. He is said to have refused to die lying down because he wanted to be awake and experience the soul departing the flesh while awake and lucid.
Rev. D.K. Morris, wife Annie McGaughey (left), and daughter Ruth are buried in the Freeman Cemetery in MontgomeryCo, TX. To locate the cemetery, go north on Highway 59 from Houston and exit on FM 1485 West toward Conroe. Proceed past a firestation on the right for 7.5 mi to the junction of FM 1485 and FM 3083 (landmarks on the way are at gas plant at 0.8 mi on the right; at 3.9 mi on the right is the New Caney Apostolic Church, formerly Mr. Zion Pentecostal Church at the junction of 242 and 1485; at 5.4 mi is the Whispering Pines Baptist Church on the left). Turn right on FM 1485 at the traffic light. On the left 0.25 mi is the cemetery. The Morris plots are in the center of the cemetery about 30 yd from the main gate. The Morris's still have descendants in the broader region around Humble and Conroe and some are still active in carrying on the evangelistic mission of the pioneer Reverend.
Monroe McGaughey
Born 1851 CherokeeCo, Texas Died 1914 MontgomeryCo, Texas
Married 10 Dec 1875 FallsCo, Texas
Willie Maines
Born 1859 FallsCo, Texas Died 1893 FallsCo, Texas
In 1880 the family is listed in the FallsCo, TX census. William Monroe was called Mac McGaughey and is buried in the Freeman Cemetery next to the Morris plot described above. Willie Maines McGaughey died with complications in the birth of her youngest child, William M. (Buddie) McGaughey. John (Johnnie) McGaughey is also buried in the same plot.
John W.
Born 24 Apr 1829 LawrenceCo, Alabama Died after 1880 Texas
Married 15 Nov 1849 CherokeeCo, Texas
Frances L. Evans
Born about 1827 PerryCo, Alabama Died before 1865 Texas
Frances L. Evans is thought to have been married to Mitus L. Easter, probably in LawrenceCo, AL before they came to Texas. Easter apparently died before 1847 in CherokeeCo, TX. CherokeeCo, TX Bk. A-2, Probate Minutes refer to Mitus L. Easter estate sale in which Benjamin Selman, Willis Selman, R.H. Boone, E.M. Bean and A. Dean made purchases. Some family records say Evan Evans, Thomas Selman and Able Dean were appraisers of the estate.
John W. McGaughey married (2) Lizzia abt 1865 Texas
Children: Annie (b. 1866), Mollie (b. 1878), Callie (b. 1872), John C. (b. 1875), Lizza (b. 1877)
1850: CherokeeCo, TX Census #508: Samuel M. farmer 44 b. TN; Florantine 32 b. SC; James H. 16 b. AL farmer; Benjamin F. 14 b. AL; Thomas B. 6/12 b. TX; John W. 21 AL mechanic; Frances 24 b. AL.
1860: FallsCo, TX census
1862: 19 Jan CherokeeCo Marriages, D2-244 lists James W. McGaughey & Sarah G. Blanton (probably James H. listed in the above two censuses)
1880: John W. McGaughey and Lizzia family (above) appears in the KerrCo, TX census
McSpadden McGaughey
Born 20 Apr 1806 BlountCo, Tennessee Died 11 Jan 1869 CherokeeCo, Texas
Married 18 Apr 1826 in Moulton, LawrenceCo, Alabama
Mary Polly Barron
Died before 1840 LawrenceCo, Alabama
Samuel and family moved to CherokeeCo, TX between 1840 and 1850 after his marriage to Florentine Terry in LawrenceCo, AL. The couple had four children in TX named Thomas J. (1849-1925; m. Mary Harriet J. Brazen), Alfred (b. 1850), William M. (1855-1931; m. Paralee Holcombe) and Mandella (1858-1878).
1830, 1840: Still listed in LawrenceCo, AL records.
1850: The family appears In CherokeeCo, TX census, Florentine appears up until 1900.
1851: The CherokeeCo History states that S.M. McGaughey was a founding member with Jr. Warden of the Terrell Masonic Lodge, first organized 1851. He lived in Linwood as did several Evans and Selmans.
Hubert Neal McGaughey (Neal McCoy). Samuel McSpadden McGaughey and his second wife Florentine are the 2nd greatgrandparents of country singer Neal McCoy of Jacksonville, CherokeeCo, TX. William M. and Parolee McGaughey are the great grandparents. McCoy adopted the name McCoy after also using the spelling McGoy in his early recording career. McCoy's grandparents were Ben (1894-1973) and Novis Acker McGaughey and his father is their son Hubert Neal McGaughey.
Tyler Today says:
After Jacksonville Junior and Senior High School, Neal attended Lon Morris College in Jacksonville to study business. He continued singing in the choir and performed with the Stellar Russell Group. Neal was "discovered" while selling ladies shoes at Baker's Shoe Store. As is his custom, he was singing while waiting on a lady whose boyfriend was in a band. The band needed a lead singer and she suggested that Neal audition. He did and became the lead singer for an R & B band in Longview. Neal continued to hold down a "day" job (most often operating a lawn service that gave him a more flexible schedule) and to sing every chance he could. He performed at Canton's, a Chinese restaurant in Longview for about three years, playing everything from big band to easy listening. In 1981, Neal entered a contest in Dallas, meeting Charley Pride (I found out later he did win). Country singer, Janie Fricke was a judge and after hearing Neal, initiated that fateful meeting with Pride. Neal soon earned a spot in the show and for several years toured with Pride and on his own hoping to get the attention of a record company. In 1990 he got his chance. He was performing in Phoenix, Arizona and was told some representatives from Atlantic Records would be flying in to hear him. They must have liked what they heard because Neal was offered a record deal and later that year released his first album, "At This Moment". Now, after eight albums, numerous awards including the 1998 and 1999 Entertainer of the Year presented by TNN/Music City News Country Awards, and the 1997 Video of the Year for "Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye", Neal has established himself as one of countryąs most popular artists of all time. And he did it without living in Nashville. "I know I took a chance choosing to live in Longview instead of Nashville where a lot of the artists and record producers are, but my family is happy in East Texas and so am I". His family includes: wife, Melinda (they will celebrate their 20th anniversary this year), daughter, Miki 14 years-old and son, Swayde, who is 5. His mother-in-law, Patsy runs the Neal McCoy Fan Club based in Longview and other family members live in Longview, Jacksonville, and Tyler.
Neal is proud of his mixed heritage. His father is a Texan of Irish descent and his mother is Filipino. He often refers to himself as a "Texapino". One thing is for sure -- when he opens his mouth to talk -- you know he's from East Texas! He's extremely proud of his roots and strives to continually make a difference to the people he says are the friendliest in the world. Neal and Melinda founded the East Texas Angel Network (ETAN) in 1995. The foundation provides financial assistance to families of children with serious illnesses. So far, the organization has raised over $1 million for the children of East Texas. In October of each year, Neal holds a concert and golf tournament in Longview that serves as a fund raiser for the organization. By participating in the University of Texas at Tyler Patriot Golf Classic, he is fulfilling one of his goals. "I believe education is extremely important and everyone should have the opportunity to go to college. The University wants to raise $100,000 for scholarships to be used right here in East Texas, and I strongly support that effort." Plus, Neal gets to play golf and go fishing (golfers will be invited on a special fishing trip courtesy of Skeeter Products, Inc.) two hobbies that he loves.
Harvey McGaughey
Born 9 Apr 1777 Holston River Settlement, WashingtonCo, Virginia
Died 8 Jun 1837 Mt. Hope, LawrenceCo, Alabama
Married 19 Apr 1798 BlountCo, Tennessee
Margaret McCain
Born 14 Nov 1779 MecklenburgCo, North Carolina
Died abt 1870 LawrenceCo, Alabama
1808: James and family with father William moved to MauryCo, TN, settled near Duck River, Columbia, TN. He was a Captain in the TN militia.
1813-14: War of 1812, served as Pvt. in Capt. James McMahan's Co., 1st Regiment Mounted (Perkins) West TN.
1814-1815: Corporal in David McKamy's Co., 3rd Regiment (Johnsons) East TN Militia. Received bounty for service.
1818: Moved with brothers Samuel and George Washington to Mt. Hope, LawrenceCo, AL.
Born about 1738 Scotland
Died 1812 Duck River, Columbia, MauryCo, Tennessee
Married Jan 1760
Elizabeth Lackey
Born 1742 Scotland Died 1804 SevierCo, Tennessee
1771: Moved from PA to Holston River Settlement, Washington District, VA, made a settlement in Turkey Cove in Powell's Valley in present LeeCo, VA. He is said to have served as a soldier in Elk Garden Fort.
1771: Thomas Seward deposed (Chalkley II, p.73) "that he was on a hunting trip into Powells Valley in 1771 and he met David Cowan, Tom Berry & Wm McGaughey."
1771: AugustaCo Will Bk 4, p.441 13 Aug: "John Berry's estate appraised by Jo Culton, John Walker & John Stewart. Produced bonds owed the estate of Hugh & Francis McClung, William McGaughey not solvent, Robert Farice not solvent, Peter Cartwright and Robt. Buchanan, solvent"
1771: "Simon Eli vs Robert & William Davis & Alex. Wiley, O.S. 36, N.S. 12: Bill dated 27th Oct 1800. In 1771 William McGhee (McGaughey) made a settlement in Turkey Cove of Powell Valley in present LeeCo of VA and he obtained a certificate from the Commissioners in 1779. James Arbuckle as assignee of Jephtha Messay also obtained a certificate for lands adjoining which were settled in 1776 which were transfered to the defendants. Vincent Hobbs deposes 'that he first became acquainted with the land in 1773 and he moved his family into the Cove in 1780 and found Rachel Arbuckle and her family there on a tract she claimed by Jeptha Messay's improvements. In the spring following [1781] all the families moved away because of the Indians being troublesome.' John Thompson deposes 'that in Feb 1778 he came to Turkey Cove to look at a tract he expected to buy.' Joseph Head deposes 'Peter Cloud first began to improve this land.' Thomas Berry deposes "that he knew of the McGehee's improvement in 1771.' William Collier deposes "that in the winter & spring preceding Christian's campaign [meaning Winter of 1775/6] he remained at the camp of Thomas Lovelady [a Rev. War soldier & long hunter who had a hunting cabin in Powells Valley]. Thomas Sowers, now called Soward, came in with Messey. The indians became troublesome and the people had to leave." (Chalkley II, p.76)
1773: 05 Jan William McGaughey signs 'THE CALL', a petition for Rev. Cummings to minister to Presbyterians in Holston River Settlement.
1774: 04 Oct Listed as a soldier at Elk Garden Fort (spelled Magee)
1774: Bought land on the Holston River; 235 acres on Head Sugar Tree Draft.
1775: Served under Col. John Neville in VA Militia which marched on Ft. Pitt by order of Provincial Convention of VA.
1782: Served with Capt. Daniel Bolls Co. on the PA line.
1783: 22 Dec William McGaughey bought 400 acres on Turkey Cove and 1000 acres in Powells Valley.
1785: The family moved to Boyd's Creek on the French Broad River where William established McGaughey's Fort or Station. Site of the fort is 13.5 miles SE of Knoxville, TN on old Hwy 411 to Sevierville. The fort gave protection to early settlers against Cherokees who were stirred by the British and a station between the capital of TN, Knoxville, and Sevierville.
1786: William McGaughey received a land grant of 200 acres on Limestone Fork of Lick Creek, GreeneCo, TN.
1797: Deed book A, p. 373, SevierCo, TN. 16 Feb William McGaughey sold land to Simon Ely for $2000, 1400 acres (400 +1000 acres) in LeeCo on both sides of Thompsons Creek, br of Powells R.
1804: After death of Elizabeth, William moved with sons James Harvey and George Washington to MauryCo, TN.
Born Ireland? Died 1750 YorkCo, Pennsylvania
Married Margaret
Like many original immigrants of our family lines, we have only family legend about the origin of the above couple. Family legend says William left Northern Ireland for Glasgow, Scotland where he met Margaret. They and four children are thought to have landed in America in 1738. First record of William is in Wilmington, DE court records. Many Irish immigrants landed in New Castle, DE on their way to PA. Williams will in 1750 where he died in YorkCo, PA is the most detailed document about the family. He left considerable lands to his sons.
Last Will and
Testament of William McGaughey
Dated 5 Jan 1749, proven 24 Apr 1750
In the name of God, Amen, the fifth day of January, anno dom., 1749, I, William McGaughey, of the Township of Hamilton Bann in the County of York in the Province of Pennsylvania, being very sick and weak in body but of perfect mind and memory, thanks be given unto God therefor, calling unto mind the mortality of my body and that it is appointed for all men once to die, do make and ordain this my last will and testament, that is to say principally and first of all. I give and recommend to the soul into the hands of God who gave it and my body I recommend to the earth to be buried in decent Christian burial at the discretion of my Executors, nothing doubting but at the General Resurrection I shall receive the same by the mighty power of God; as touching such worldly estate wherewith it hath pleased God to bless me in this life. I give, demise and dispose of the same in the following manner and form.
IMPRIMIS: I give and bequeath to Margaret, my beloved wife, the sum of fifty pounds lawful money of Pennsylvania to be raised out of my estate, also the Negro girl, bed and bedding and furniture, a white mare and a dark-couloured colt, saddle and bridle, and her maintenance, as long as she lives my widow.
ITEM: I give to my son, John McGaughey, the mill with all the land and appurtenances belonging to the same, as also the mare and colt that goes by his own name, as also the money which he, the said John hath a gond (note) for nine pounds.
ITEM: I give to my son, James McGaughey, the plantation I now live on and his horse, saddle and bridle.
ITEM: I give to my sons, William and Alexander, two hundred and fourteen acres of land which I bought in Maryland and two hundred acres joining the same on the Pennsylvania side. Four hundred and fourteen acres of land I order to be sold if my executors seeth proper and the price thereof to be put to interest for the use of said William and Alexander and to be equally divided between them both. I order also that as much money shall be raised out of my estate as will take out a deed for the two hundred and 14 acres in Maryland and also to pay for the surveying of the two hundred acres in Pennsylvania side and that my two sons, viz: William and Alexander shall not be charged with some or any part thereof.
ITEM: I give to my daughter, Isabella McGaughey fifty pounds to be taken out of my estate, as also a bed and bedding and a horse valued by two neighbor as also a saddle and bridle. I give the gray colt three years old next spring to my son William I also give to my son Alexander a bay colt two years old next spring. I order and will that my beloved wife be maintained, as long as she remains my widow, by my two sons, viz: John and James, each of them at equal cost and charges in maintaining and building her a good warm commodious house on any part of the plantation that she shall think proper, in case she will not be satisfied to live with any of them. I order the sorrel horse to be kept still on the plantation as long as he is fit to work. I order that my sons William and Alexander be schooled and brought up, the charges to be taken out of my estate.
I order and will the disposing of my hogs, horned cattle, beds and bedding (not already bequeathed) pewter, and all the household good to my beloved wife to dispose of the same to my children still as they marries. I order and will that if any one or more of my children be removed by death before he, she or they be of age, that his or their share or shares willed and bequeathed, shall be equally divided between the living children named above.
I order also that my son, John, shall grind toll free to the rest of my children that shall think fit to go to the same. I order that my dear wife and all my children shall abide and continue together until the first day of June next ensuing before they divide or separate. I also give and bequeath to my cousin, William McGaughey, five pounds to be paid out of my estate. I also order that whatever more of my estate remains after what I have willed and bequeathed, that the same be equally divided among my children.
I likewise constitute, make and ordain my well beloved wife and John McGaughey, my son, my sole executors of this my last will and testament and give them full power to sell and dispose of the land bequeathed to my two sons, viz: William and Alexander, and the price thereof to put to the best of use, that they, the said executors shall think proper for the benefit of said boys. And I do hereby utterly disavow, revoke and disannual all and every other former wills, testaments, legacies and bequests and executed by me in all ways before named.
Willed and bequeathed, ratifying and confirming this and no other to be my last will and testament, ordering and desiring that my trusty friends James Agnew and Walter Sharp shall see this my last will duly executed. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal the day of year above written. Will McGaughey (seal)
A significant part of the information on this page is from the work of Polly Rachel McGaughey Sutton, author of Descendants of William and Margaret McGaughey/y (Settled in York County, PA. 1740's) 1740-1984. Copies of the two volume set may still be available by writing to Polly Rachel (McGaughey) Sutton, 6001 Brookline Ave. #209, Oklahoma City, OK 73112-4257.


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Lynas' Controversial Rare Earth Refinery
"Real estate price will plunge, residents who are able to relocate will flee and those who are not will be in constant fear of radiation exposure."
– Save Malaysia! Stop Lynas
Lynas Corporation is in a hurry to complete its $230 million rare earth processing plant which is situated 25km from the town of Kuantan in Malaysia. Once the Lynas Advanced Material Plant (LAMP) is operational it is expected to meet over 30% of the global demand for rare earth materials outside of China. The refinery will be the world's largest rare earth refinery and the first in nearly three decades to be finished outside China, where barely regulated factories have left vast toxic and radioactive waste sites.
With residents living within a 30km radius from the LAMP, the plant will require a massive amount of water and acid for processing the rare earth ore. Product waste will involve solid, gas and liquid substances:
- Every year the refinery will produce 91,600m3 of waste (WLP) containing radioactive elements which equals a football field four stories high.
- Every hour 99,344Nm3 of gaseous waste will be released into the atmosphere.
- Everyday the refinery will discharge up to 12,000m3 of waste water which is the equivalent to 5 Olympic size swimming pools.
The Malaysian Government and Lynas Cannot Be Trusted
The hastiness of the Malaysian government and Lynas to approve the LAMP without proper public consultation has stirred much anger in the community. Since the beginning, public disclosures from the Malaysian authorities and Lynas Corporation have been sparse and contradictory.
For example the Malaysian government informed the public that the LAMP was a clean and safe project and that it is a non-radioactive plant. But on May 21, 2011 it was revealed that Lynas paid a sum of money to the government as collateral in the event of any damage to the environment.
There is a also a great lack of confidence in Malaysian government enforcement agencies who are often seen as very weak especially in relation to the environment, infrastructure and workers occupational health and safety. Complaints of other industries in the Gebeng Industrial Estate where the LAMP is situated include dust and air pollution as well as tailings and chemical spills that flow into the nearby river. Simply relying on the public to file complaints is not good enough and the question remains as to whether Malaysian Government agencies are able to deal with monitoring and enforcement of radioactive waste from the LAMP.
Both the Consumer Association of Penang (CAP) and Sahabat Alam Malaysia-Friends of the Earth Malaysia (SAM) were highly concerned that basic procedures such as an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) and a Radiological Impact Assessment (RIA) were not carried out according to even the minimum standards. The Malaysian Medical Association (MMA) stated in a media release in July 2011 that 'the long-term waste management nor the possible contamination of surface water and atmosphere by radioactive waste material were addressed in the radiological impact assessment (RIA) report'[1].
A report released in June 2011 by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)[2] on the radiation safety aspects of the LAMP confirmed that the refinery required improvements, a further blow for Lynas and further concern for the local community.
Although the (IAEA) was welcomed by local community to review the safety of the Lynas project, there still remain many troubling uncertainties. The public also shared concerns with non-government organisations like CAP and SAM that members of this IAEA expert panel may not have been truly independent or impartial, because all of them appeared to be pro-nuclear power and energy.
The key health issues related to the radioactivity aspect of the project – that of internal emitters from low-radioactive particles ingested by humans – was inadequately dealt with by the IAEA. The massive hazardous waste and pollution problems were outside the scope of the IAEA review and therefore not addressed.
The IAEA report stated that the overall design and planned operations procedures of the LAMP met international standards yet the report did not examine construction details or engineering decisions involved in turning the design into a building. According an internal memo from current and former engineers the construction and design may have serious flaws. Problems include 'structural cracks, air pockets and leaks in many of the concrete shells for 70 containment tanks, some of which are larger than double-decker buses.'. This causes serious concern for the workers who will be employed at the LAMP and to the surrounding communities.
[1] 'Radiation Impact Assessment of Advanced Materials Plant , Gebeng Industrial Estate, Kuantan, Pehang', June 2011
[2] International Review Mission on the Radiation Safety Aspects of a Proposed Rare Earths Processing Facility (The Lynas Project), International Atomic Energy Agency, 19 May – 2 June 2011
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Who are Opposing the LAMP in Malaysia?
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Meowmy and Daddy have finally discovered a pet peeve that I have. I am usually purrty easy going, and there isn't much that annoys me. Until now! Daddy was washing his paws, er, hands the ofur day, and I jumped up onto the sink to see what he was doing. Without drying his hands furst, he rubbed both hands down my back and began petting me. I came unglued! You should have seen the look I gave Daddy...my best skank eye yet! I jumped down from the sink so fast it would have made your head spin. I walked a little ways away from Daddy and began licking myself dry. YUCK! Wet hands! I don't think I will efur get used to wet hands!
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Hello fur furiends! Guess what? Today is the furst day of Fall! As I watch out the window to see what changes are in store fur us, I don't see any difference from yesterday. Today it is Fall, yesterday was the last day of Summer.
Meowmy told me this morning that a lot of things would be happening outside. She said all the leaves on the trees would be changing color. She also said some of the animals would be hiding and storing food fur Winter. Meowmy said that I could see a change in the activity of the gray squirrels outside. I have nefur known Meowmy to lie to me before, but I had my doubts about this last bit of infurmation she gave me. I am going to go look out the window again, just to see if I can see the squirrels hiding food fur Winter. My crazy meowmy told me that they "squirrel" away nuts and seeds and acorns so when Winter hits, they will still have food to eat. I guess the trees don't produce any yummy seeds or nuts in the Winter? Meowmy told me that I am a lucky fur girl. I don't have to hunt fur my food, so I won't have to hide any morsels away fur a future season. I guess I AM LUCKY! MOL!
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Re: Plot3D crashes Mathematica 6.02
My last bit about Plot3D was silly of course. note that you get some
very large values of the function. A dose of PlotRange might be in order.
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> Mathematica 18.104.22.168 crashes on Intel Pentium 4, 3200 MHz, Asus P4P800-
> VM, RAM 2 Gb computer running Windows Server 2003 R2 when trying to
> execute
> Plot3D[10(x-y)/(x^2+y^2+1)/E^-((x-y)^2+(x+y)^2), {x, -10, 10}, {y,
> -10, 10}]
> with Application Error "The memory could not be "read".
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ANNAPOLIS, MD. – A tradition that started last year continued this year in downtown Annapolis at the second annual Ham It Up on December 20th. The Bayhawks, McGarvey's, and Smartlink kicked off the holidays outside McGarvey's and gave away holiday hams to the community. Many in the area came out in the cold to take part in the festivities and celebrate the 2012 MLL championship.
The Bayhawks, McGarvey's, and Smartlink asked individuals to sponsor holiday hams for families for a few weeks leading up to and during the event itself. Vouchers for hams had distributed throughout the week to local charities, boys and girls clubs, and senior centers. Head coach Dave Cottle, attackmen Ben Rubeor and Drew Westervelt, defenseman Michael Evans, midfielders Dan Burns, Kyle Dixon, Michael Kimmel and Josh Sims, goalies Bruce Bickford, TC DiBartolo, and Kip Turner, and face-off specialist JP Dalton gave away nearly 200 hams to families who brought their vouchers to McGarvey's. The group also raffled off prizes consisting of gift cards and Bayhawks gear and gave autographs to fans.
"The second annual Ham It Up was such a great success," Bayhawks' owner Brendan Kelly proclaimed. "We wanted to make it even better this year and I think we accomplished that with the addition of Santa, Hawk-Eye, and doubling the number of hams we were able to give away. We couldn't have been so successful without our sponsors and season ticket holders who came to support us and those who donated to sponsor a ham. We thank you all very much."
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The Assassins and Templars have been at each other's throats for decades. Desmond Miles is in the middle of the war, he was pulled into a Matrix like world to learn how to fight and about where his ancestors held secret artifacts His final discovery is something that neither the Templars nor Assassins expected, a date shrouded in mystery that could destroy the world or rebuild it. Desmond follows the advice of a ghostly figure named Juno, and heads to a secret location that could provide him with the answers the world seeks.
Assassin's Creed's story line utilizes key historical events from the shaping of The United States. Players will don the robes as, Connor, a native-american half-breed with ideals unfit for the world he lives in. The twists and turns of the narrative don't provide much of a cohesive mark. Connor constantly disobeys the laws of being an Assassin, oddly shirking his chance to kill a target because he was told to by non-assassins. His childish behavior is an unwelcome annoyance, and his decisions will often cause players to cringe.
The wider scope of the story shows that all the other characters have their heads on their shoulders. The Templars and the Patriots are clearly thinking in terms of reality, but Connor is a boy with dreams of a free world for all. I know this is the point of the tale, but as it gains headway you'll start to wonder if Connor was ever a character that was worth playing as. He feels as if he's a middle man so that you can find out where this story leads. It makes me wish they'd have just finished the story with a more familiar character like Ezio or allow you to play as Desmond for the entire game.
It's a new era and it's obvious that a lot of detail was placed in getting everything just right. The cities are possibly more alive than they have ever been in any of the previous titles. Civilians are incredibly active with their everyday lives, and the architecture of Boston and New York is well worth the price of admission alone. The Frontier is the area where the most change has come to the franchise. The ability to use trees to move across the terrain is a wondrous addition.
The weather shifts dynamically from rain, fog, and snow. It can affect visibility and even Connor's movement speed. It's stunningly beautiful when out to sea, the wind will cause the sails to ripple or the horizon will showcase an elegant sunrise. The focus was without a doubt placed on the technical aspects of the graphics. The entire movement animations have been fine tuned to give all NPC's a sense of weight and balance. Connor's fluid fighting transitions are expertly conveyed, and his effortless parkour jumps are a sight to behold.
The high octane melee system is still in place, and each attack performed by our assassin is more brutal than the next. Little has changed in the way that battle is carried out, and the multi-faceted combat system is still in play. It's not a smoother experience than previous games, but it all comes together with a much better animation package. Health and Armor have disappeared, and our hero is given a healing factor to take its place. This slightly shifts the difficulty upwards, as players can no longer bail themselves out with a plentiful count of healing medicine.
The new aspect of gameplay comes in the form of the boating missions. Connor can take to the sea and rescue boats, or outright destroy pirates with their cannons. The wind dynamically shifts and players will have to adjust the sails in response. Combat on the ocean is fast-paced, fun, and good for a change of pace from the on foot antics. There are also mini-games littered about in various Inn's and Bar's to partake in.
If that's not enough the onslaught of side-missions will keep you busy for days. Go for a hunt in the wild, help many people around Boston and New York, build your homestead up for crafting resources, or send your assassins out to oppose the Templars. The world is your oyster and there is plenty to keep you from gaining the demon called "boredom". Assassin's Creed 3 effectively poaches the gameplay mechanics of Red Dead Redemption and Batman: Arkham City.
The Frontier is almost pound for pound the same experience gained from RDR. The only difference is that players will find themselves performing quicktime events to take out attacking animals. The investigation elements are pulled from the world of Batman, the game even uses the same icons for clues. Eagle vision is now Detective mode, and pinpoints stealth locations that Connor can use to hide. Hey! They say that copying is the sincerest form of flattery, and AC 3 has cloning down to a T.
AC 3 is pure fun right out of the box, and visually it improves over the games that came before it. Nonetheless, there is a great many things that it blunders on the road to beauty. The new camera system is by no means perfect, and finds a way to keep enemies outside of Connor's field of vision. It also has a tendency to lose functionality and stay locked behind the controlled character.
The User Interface is absolutely unwieldy; I played the game for over 20+ hours and still managed to fumble with changing weapons. Holding the top button down on the controller and scrolling through the menus with the left and right analog stick is exasperating. It's especially tiresome when introduced to the assassin wheel, which utilizes the other top button on your respective controller to cycle through assassination skills and bring up the guild menu. The crafting system is useful for upgrades and ammo, but crafting weapons is restricted to late game alliances.
Unless these weapons are dishing out the power of Thor's hammer, I don't see a reason to even waste your time trying. Finally, we come to the convoy system which replaces the random generation of money from previous titles. Players will send a convoy out with a bit of risk and possible taxes to make some extra cash. At first you only get one convoy with 3 slots, but later you can send out 3 with 6+ slots. The thought of being a resource trader was an amazing one, but when I realized that I had to individually select each item from an out dated interface every single time… I knew that I'd just rather do missions to get money. You can't even send a convoy out before going to bed, because it will still be at the same time when you get back. Oh, and they can also be attacked but sometimes you aren't warned and you lose your convoy and inventory, Bogus!
The big issues start to form in the way the game performs technically. The world is tightly knit together by a slew of code, but that code tends to unravel every 20 or so minutes. AC 3 tends to fail at keeping its realm from looking outright ridiculous. It's literally impossible to not run into an unsightly bug that ruins the feel of the universe. Some missions are even victims of buggy code, and will cause the player to restart because of something they have no control over.
As good as the title looks there is occasional pop-in characters, people walking through the air or sunk into the floor. Random NPC's will just outright disappear from view, or blink into view if you turn too fast. People will do ridiculous things like walk in place, or run around in circles. You can even fall through the world only to die and appear somewhere you've never been before. It's safe to say that you're beta testing a game for $60. I know people are going to bring up Skyrim and RDR, but I swear I didn't have this many visible issues in those games. HONEST!
The animations have been fine-tuned and all of the extra button pushing has been removed. Yet, the series problems of keeping your Assassin from jumping where they damn well please remains. I still don't see why they have optional missions like "Don't touch the water". If I'm just holding the free-run button and pushing the analog-stick forward without much control of my direction, why should I be penalized for something I can't really control? Restarting missions because my character decided to bounce off a building is completely unreasonable.
I've stated a lot about Assassin's Creed 3's problems, but even with all of the issues… it is still a fun game. How much fun you have depends on the randomness of the bugs, or how much you wish to see the ending of Desmond's story. I for one can say I wasn't impressed completely with the title, but I didn't find it a complete slog-fest either. Half-Ass Gaming gives Assassin's Creed 3 a C+, the end of the series may boast some impressive visuals… but it is by far the messiest of the bunch.


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What Every Athlete Should Know About Personal Safety
Because everyone associated with our club cares about your safety and well-being!
It is important that an athlete "respect" their coach (teammates, staff and volunteers), but sometimes, they act in ways that can be harmful and hurtful to young athletes.
It is important for every athlete to understand what is unacceptable behavior and when to reach out to an adult to ask for help and guidance.
Everyone needs to make sure sport is a safe and positive environment free of sexual abuse, bullying and harassment.
What does the AWA do?
- The AWA is available to any athlete who is concerned about the conduct of coaches, staff, volunteers or other athletes and wants to talk about what to do.
- Any conversation you have with the Athlete Welfare Advocate (AWA) will be – confidential the AWA will not tell your parents or the person you are worried about unless you give the AWA permission to do so OR there is a danger that harm would occur to others or you.
- YOU DO NOT HAVE TO CONFRONT A COACH OR ANOTHER ATHLETE WHO MAY BE CAUSING YOU CONCERN.The AWA is there to talk to others adults or athletes for you.
- If you need to talk about a situation and get it straight in your head before even thinking about making a complaint, the AWA can help you think about it.
When should I contact the AWA?
- Whenever something happens that to "you," it is important that you speak up and talk to your AWA. See the list below.doesn't feel right
- The AWA understands that sometimes athletes are worried that if they complain about a situation with a coach or an adult, the coach will no longer like you or give you good instruction. Or, you may think your teammates will get mad at you. Don't be afraid to speak up! Our Club requires respectful conduct.
- Prohibited behavior – please tell the AWA if any of the following happens to you:
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- When an adult or another athlete who is bigger, stronger or older tries to make you do something wrong, makes you feel worthless or makes fun of you in order to embarrass you or make you feel bad
- When someone yells at you, calls you names or swears at you
- When someone pushes, shoves, punches, pinches or hurts you in any way
- When someone tries to make you feel like you are a bad person
- When someone repeatedly attempts to control your personal or social life
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- Sexual contact, sexual attention, and any other behavior with sexual overtones that make you uncomfortable and you do not want to have happen
- Sex jokes, sexual cartoons or photos
- If someone touches you inappropriately, tries to pinch, fondle or kiss you
- Someone talking to you about sex, asking you to have sex, asking you to touch them or kiss them
- Someone talks about your body or your dress or calls you "hot"
- Emails, text messages or uses social media to talk about sex or suggest sexual things or send sexual photos
- If anyone tries to hurt you sexually or forces you to touch them
No Hazing, Initiation Rituals, or Physical Punishment!
- No team is allowed to have an initiation ritual or make you think that you have to do something embarrassing to be accepted on the team
- Activities that ARE NOT ALLOWED:
- pressuring you to drink alcohol, take drugs, or eat or drink something you don't want to
- giving you any substance for the purpose of improving performance
- making you shave of any part of the body or take off clothes or show body parts
- making you dress up and look silly
- forcing you to do 100 sit-ups or run laps or do hard physical activity as punishment
- asking you to perform a physical activity that is clearly beyond your ability and may cause injury
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- The coach is your teacher and romantic relationships are NOT OK
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A coach must always ask for permission prior to any touching of an athlete. The following situations are generally accepted unless "you" the athlete feels uncomfortable:
- when the coaches asks for permission to put a body part in a correct mechanical position or correct physical form;
- a "high five" or pat on the head or back when congratulating an athlete for a good performance;
- "spotting" or any protective coaching intended to reduce the risk of practicing or performing a skill that may cause harm with "spotting" techniques explained to the athletes beforehand;
- In general, if a coach or anyone else touching you makes you feel uncomfortable for any reason, it is okay for you to ask the person to stop and such physical contact must stop immediately no matter what the reason.


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I'm very happy with these excellent responses, they show that all of you are on top of these issues & are open minded to addressing this "Harmonic" problem.
I really like the idea of the LTW flyweel & clutch James Clay has come up with, it will make the SpecE46 car more fun to drive and add definite life to the clutch package simply because it won't wear out quickly.
I also really like the Idea of "Spec" software that everyone would use. I do believe that a maximum of 6500 RPM should be utilized, this 6500 RPM limit really will help with motor longevity, and will offset any negative effects of using a LTW flywheel & clutch.
On to the Damper; As an owner of a highly modified N/A 2003 330Ci that currently has a ATI Super Damper mounted on it, all I tell you is there is a VAST difference in the amount of harmonic (Greatly Reduced) vibration in the 6700 to 6800 RPM range. Now when I run my Bimmer at the track, or down some empty highway in 4th gear between 6600 to 7000 RPM the "Buzz" or Harmonic vibration is virtually gone. My thought on something like the ATI Super Damper is this: BimmerWorld would purchase a large supply (10-20) of these from ATI at a discounted rate, and then pass the savings on to the SpecE46 racers. I am a FIRM believer that this one piece will add great longevity to any M54B30 race motor.
The oil pump: There's a reason why BMW sells a $3000 dollar oil pump upgrade kit for a racing M54B30, that's to solve the issue of the aluminum block vibrating like a tuning fork at 6700 to 6800 RPM and in some form or another destroying the stock oil pump. I certainly don't think anyone should spend 3K to help solve this issue, but I do believe the SpecE46 rulebook should be written to allow either:
1) A stock oil pump with a welded or wire tied oil pump nut.
2) A stock oil pump with a VAC Motorsports oil pump kit installed. (about $200)
3) A "Super" oil pump like the one I run. Cost is about $750, its a TC Kline/ Greg Smith - vaio76109 pump. There are several threads on this pump, here's a link
lots of pictures thanks to Adam (PEI330Ci).
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After the success of Google+, a social networking site that has grown tremendously after its first day of launch, Google has launched a new search layout for Tablets. Whether you are in landscape or portrait mode, all wide range of option will be available at a bar to filer your results. These filters includes images, videos, places, shopping and other things. Of course, the target is not an iPad but all wide range of honeycomb tablets like Motorola Xoom, EEE Pad transformer etc heavily pushed in various countries this year and lot of them would arrive soon.
Finally, we have a Google search optimized version of tablets. If you have not given it a shot yet, try it now. You will really admire the feature. Unfortunately, Google did release an iPhone version for Google+ application except a tablet specific version. It appears that the company is trying to port everything into a tablet interface but the process is a bit slow. Whereas, things should be other way round if it would have targeted only iPad. Let's see what new things we would be able to see in future.
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Rookies have been a part of the Bassmaster Classic since the very beginning -- 1971, when all the anglers were rookies. In 2011, there will be 15 Classic rookies competing. It seems like a big number, but it's actually quite average.
This year's rookies include three anglers from the Elite Series (Morizo Shimizu, Jason Williamson and Greg Vinson), five from the Opens (Randall Tharp, Andy Montgomery, Keith Combs, Ryan Said and Tracy Adams), all six of the B.A.S.S. Federation Nation qualifiers (Brandon Palaniuk, George Crain, Dale Hightower, Brian LaClair, Sean Alvarez and David Watson) and the Weekend Series champion (Ryan McMurtury).
Ordinarily, you'd think those 15 have little chance of winning the greatest bass tournament in the world, and, of course, you're basically right. The odds are certainly against them, but rookies have a storied history in the Classic, and you'd be making a mistake to completely dismiss their chances of taking home the trophy.
For starters, eight rookies have won the Bassmaster Classic -- eight, if you want to include Bobby Murray in 1971, when everyone there was a rookie. The other seven rookie champs were Rayo Breckenridge (1973), Tommy Martin (1974), Jack Hains (1975), Stanley Mitchell (1981), Charlie Reed (1986), David Fritts (1993) and Boyd Duckett (2007).
Rookies have actually won more Classics than anglers in any other appearance year. The next closest are third- and sixth-year Classic veterans with five wins each. Being a Classic rookie is certainly very different from being a Classic veteran. For one, all of the hoopla and media attention are new and often distracting.
For nearly a week before the event, competitors are being ushered here, bussed there, told to hurry, told to wait and generally taken out of their comfort zones. All but the most focused quickly lose their edge. On the final day of the 2010 Classic, one competitor (a veteran of several Classics) was heard to say, "I'm never going to win one of these things!
All the rushing around and being told where to go and what to do is just too confusing. I can't think!" Another different thing about being a Classic rookie is the attitude.
Classic veterans are more likely to have their eye on the prize. They've been to the rodeo before and are not as likely to be dazzled by the camera flashes, media attention or big crowds on the water and at the weigh-in. Rookies will often tell the media, "I'm just happy to be here." That statement may be the biggest indicator that they have little chance to win.
Veterans typically take the approach that there is no second place at the Bassmaster Classic. Not only is the prize money dramatically less for second place, but there are few endorsement dollars available to the runner-up. Since there are no points to be earned by a high finish, veterans generally swing for the fences and have a "hero or zero" attitude. One recent exception to the rookie malaise was Boyd Duckett.
In 2007, he made his Classic debut on Lay Lake. Although a rookie, Duckett understood the stakes better than most. "I'm here to win," he told anyone who asked -- and few media show interest in the rookies. "There's no second place in this tournament, and I feel I have as good a shot as anyone." He was right, too.
A few days later he was hoisting the trophy as the last rookie to claim fishing's greatest championship.


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Shareholder meeting is expected to be a roast of management, as shareholders bemoan stock plunge
New name, same old company; that's look of BlackBerry Ltd.'s (
"surprise" Q2 2013 loss
. It appears that the company's
modern operating system makeover, BlackBerry 10 (BB10), has been largely met with customer apathy and CEO Thorsten Heins
bold claims of a recovery
I. Investors Rebuke CEO Heins
Shares of BB had peaked back in January 2013
amid hope that BB10
could reverse RIM/BB's slide. Stock prices hit a high of $18.49 USD, a three-fold increase from around $6 in late 2012. But since share prices have started to plummet back downward, hovering around $10 USD this week.
The flop may cost Mr. Heins his job, and at the least is expected to trigger big changes as investor rage quietly boils ahead of the annual shareholder meeting. John Goldsmith, the deputy head of equities at Montrusco Bolton (
), holds 1.5m shares of BB -- roughly $15M USD of total investment. He angrily commented to
on the Q2 loss, "The results were
a quasi death knell
for BlackBerry. The share move last week was very violent. I think you are going to get people standing up and making their voices heard at the AGM."
Investors like the Q10 (left) and Z10 (right), but fear they can't compete w/ Apple and Samsung
Mr. Goldsmith says he loves the BB10 devices and thinks they could in theory do great -- just not in the hands of BB. He says compared to Apple, Inc. (
) and Samsung Electronics Comp., Ltd. (
) BB is fish in a shark tank.
He comments, "The problem here is they are facing Goliaths like Apple and Samsung, forget about the other Android devices. With a research and development budget that is a fraction of that of those two companies, how on earth can they compete? I love fairy tale endings as much as the next person, but this is David versus two Goliaths, so good luck."
CEO Thorsten Heins admitted that BB will likely post another loss in Q3 2013, but insists that the gadget maker is "on the right track". He stated in the earnings call, "We stay the course. This is the course that management has created and it is course that the board has accepted."
The BB10 flop may cost CEO Thorsten Heins his job. [Image Source: Reuters]
And he comments to
, "This is a year of investment. We have managed our cash carefully and prudently, and we now have the funds to invest, so this is the 'create the future' year."
II. Investors Maul Butchering BlackBerry, Selling Off Units Separately
Investors appear to be taking issue, though with his views of prudence, which include monetary losses.
Investors aren't quite united, though, in what they want to see done. Some want management change; others are renewing cries for a sale -- either as a whole entity or in parts. The latter plan could involve individual sales of RIM's device and
services units
, as well as
its patent portfolio
. But some aren't convinced there's much to recover from such a butchering of the BB carcass. Comments on top-20 RIM shareholder who spoke anonymously due to company policies, "I think the pieces were worth more than the whole a year or two ago, but that's becoming less of a convincing argument and I am not sure it is true."
Talk of chopping up BlackBerry is picking back up. [Image Source: Unknown]
But Canadian officials have already
given preliminary clearance
to the possibility of a sale, should it need to happen.
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The RIMdenberg can't seem to catch a break.
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Forget honourable or gutsy defeats, Melbourne Rebels coach Damien Hill is just plain sick of losing.
The Rebels suffered more Super Rugby heartbreak on Saturday night when they fell to the Blues 36-32 at Eden Park.
Melbourne have only won two matches this season but were in the position to win their past four before going down to the Chiefs, Crusaders, Kings and now the Blues.
They have earned at least one bonus point for finishing within seven points in those matches and two for scoring five tries against the Blues, but that hasn't appeased Hill.
"I'm sick of bonus points," he said.
"I'm frustrated, angry at coming so close again ... but that balances out with a lot of good things.
"This team is capable of much more, near enough is not good enough."
Compounding their misery was the loss of Wallaby James O'Connor, who suffered a sternum injury midway through the first half and went for X-rays post-match.
The injury could put him in doubt for the upcoming Test series against the touring British and Irish Lions, with an initial 25-man squad to be named on May 18.
The Rebels looked down and out after a disappointing first half and trailed the Blues 29-10, with winger Frank Halai crossing for an hat-trick.
Halai and centre Frances Saili, who scored a first-half double, put the rampant Blues on the path for a big victory.
But Melbourne shot out of the blocks in the second 40 minutes, shifting momentum their way with tries to centres Lachlan Mitchell and Mitch Inman, which was his second of the night.
With their gutsy forwards leading the way, they clawed their way back to 29-25 and looked to have the Blues, who are second in the New Zealand conference, on the ropes.
However All Black Rene Ranger stemmed the flood when he crossed in the 72nd minute to seal the win.
Rebels fullback Jason Woodward scored after the full-time hooter to give his side a well-earned second bonus point but they will rue some poor goal-kicking, leaving 12 points on the ground.
Already missing suspended Wallaby Kurtley Beale, the loss of O'Connor was a blow.
He first appeared troubled by the injury 21 minutes into the match but played on.
Four minutes later he was slammed onto his back by a rampaging Ranger.
Just minutes after O'Connor's departure, replacement five-eighth Angus Roberts was also sidelined after he dislocated his shoulder.
The absence of that duo meant 20-year-old Bryce Hegarty earned his Super Rugby debut and performed well.
Hill said he was proud of their effort, apart from the second 20 minutes of the first half when the Blues' tryscoring blitz hit.
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Top Editor Quits the Journal
In the highest-profile sign of change at The Wall Street Journal in the five months since Rupert Murdoch became its owner, Marcus Brauchli resigned his post on Apr. 22 as the top editor.
Brauchli, 46, had been managing editor, the Journal's top editorial position, for less than a year. He was named to his position, one of the world's most powerful in newspaper journalism, mere days before Rupert Murdoch's News Corp.'s (NWS) unsolicited bid for Wall Street Journal parent company Dow Jones became public.
It is expected that Robert Thomson, who was brought over from The Times of London, another News Corp. paper, as the Journal's publisher, will take over Brauchli's position temporarily. He could also retain the job permanently, according to people familiar with the matter.
So Much for the Special Committee
Another possible contender to fill the job permanently is Nik Deogun, currently the editor of the Journal's Money & Investing section. He is popular in the newsroom but also has close relationships with News Corp. executives from his days at the Journal writing and editing stories about the media business. Deogun declined to comment about or speculate over Brauchli's decision.
Brauchli's resignation is coming despite the formation of a "Special Committee" of five people that was intended to ensure the editorial independence of the WSJ under News Corp. ownership. That committee was empowered, by its charter, to have control over the "approval and removal" and "changes to the authority" of the Journal's managing editor. That document was hammered out between Dow Jones' former owners the Bancroft family and News Corp. It does not contain any variant of the word "resignation."
In a memo to his staff, Brauchli said now that the ownership transition has taken place, "I have come to believe the new owners should have a managing editor of their choosing." Brauchli will continue at News Corp. as a consultant. One of his first tasks may be helping Murdoch assess the viability of launching a business news channel for his STAR-TV property in Asia. Brauchli had spent years in Asia for the Journal.
Brauchli's departure will follow that of Gordon Crovitz, formerly the publisher of the Journal and an executive vice-president of Dow Jones. He left in December just before the deal with News Corp. closed. Also, in February, News Corp. dismissed former WSJ general counsel Stuart Karle, who was admired in the newsroom for his support of hard-hitting business stories and for ensuring they ended up in print.
Mediating Between the Old and New
Brauchli did not respond to telephone messages. Close associates said they were surprised at the timing of the news, if not at the news itself.
Brauchli had sought to mediate between the Journal's traditional mission and the expectations of his new bosses. At times, the strain showed. In a meeting held late last week with staffers in the Journal's San Francisco and Los Angeles bureaus, Brauchli appeared somber on the subject of his future at the newspaper. At one point he suggested when he left the Journal, he would not have the sort of pleasant retirement that his predecessor Paul Steiger had, which prompted one attendee to cry out, "Please don't leave us!"
The Journal is in a state of accelerated change under its new owners. News of Brauchli's resignation hit as the paper's editorial pages were expanded from two pages to three. Murdoch has been positioning the Journal as a competitor to The New York Times in key areas, such as politics, and a glossy luxury lifestyle magazine supplement is debuting soon. The paper has also curtailed lengthy, front-page business stories in favor of additional general interest news.


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Prosecuting animal cruelty and neglect
If legislation to protect animals is to be effective, it must be adequately enforced.
Richard Martin MP, 1822 - co-founder of the RSPCA
Prosecutions Annual Report 2016
Take a look at our latest Prosecutions Annual Report 2016 online, or download the pdf, to read some examples of the types of cases we dealt with last year and find out the latest animal cruelty statistics.
RSPCA Prosecutions Annual Report 2016 (PDF 2.39MB)
Protecting animals
We often get asked why we prosecute people.
Wherever possible we offer advice and assistance to improve animal welfare, including giving people time to make improvements to their standards of care.
But this is not always possible or appropriate, for example if there has been a deliberate act of violence against an animal, where people won't accept assistance, or in extreme cases of neglect.
It is under these types of circumstances when we consider prosecution under laws such as the Animal Welfare Act 2006. You can read just some of our recent prosecutions in our animal cruelty stories section.
The power to prosecute
Everyone in England and Wales has the right to bring a private prosecution against someone who they believe has committed an offence.
Section 6(1) of the Prosecution of Offences Act 1985.
The law as a prevention
In most cases, we don't have to resort to prosecution because other prevention methods work, and this is our ultimate aim.
We want the law to work on behalf of animals - to protect all animals, give surviving animals a second chance, and prevent people from harming animals in the future.
We worked particularly hard for the Animal Welfare Act to be put into place, but without skilled RSPCA inspectors and animal welfare officers (AWOs), it would be a toothless tiger.
Without our officers, all the thousands of calls about animal concerns every month could not be answered.
Find out more
Learn more about how our inspectors investigate cruelty and when we have to consider prosecution.
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In December 2013 we commissioned an independent review of our prosecutions work (PDF 278 MB)
We've welcomed the report and have taken steps to assess and respond to the recommendations (PDF 328 MB). The latest of these steps is to introduce a Prosecutions Oversight Panel.
Prosecutions Oversight Panel
The Independent Prosecution Oversight Panel (PDF 34.8 KB) serves in an expert advisory capacity and provides independent expert advice on our prosecutions.


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Does anyone know what the stock wheel specs are for the 04 SRX? I know the V6s come with 17's and the V8's come with 18's, but I need to know the lug pattern and offsets.
I will be taking delivery of my SRX within a week and am shopping around for some 20's, but most places don't have this application.


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bottom end
How much whp can I make before I should start building the bottom end?
There is really no set amount. Each car is different. If you built it before you tried to max it, the engine will last longer anyway.
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Food Product Dating - What Does It Mean to You
Have you ever wondered why some items in the grocery store have a "sell-by" date or "use-by" date and others have some type of "foreign" code. It's because different types of products, such as dairy items and canned items, are dated differently. These items can be dated based on the shelf life of the product, production codes, etc.
Is dating required by law?
Except for infant formula and baby food, product dating is not generally required by federal regulations. However, if a calendar date is used, it must express both the month and the day of the month. The year is only required on shelf stable and frozen products. If a calendar date is used, a phrase explaining the date (use-by, sell-by, etc.) must be immediately adjacent.
What is "Open" Dating?
"Open Dating," use of a calendar date, on a food product is a date stamped on a product's package to help the store determine how long to display the product for sale. It can also help the consumer to know the time limit to purchase or use the product at its best quality.
Types of Dates
1. Sell-by date– tells the store how long to display the product for sale. Purchase the product before the date expires.
2. Best if used by (or before)– This date is recommended for best flavor or quality. It is not a purchase or safety date.
3. Use-by– Is the last date recommended for the use of the product while at peak quality. The date has been determined by the manufacturer of the product.
4. Close or coded dates– Packing numbers for use by the manufacturer.
Safety After Date Expires
Except for "use-by" dates, product dates don't always refer to home storage and use after purchasing. "Use-by" dates usually refer to best quality and are not safety dates. Even if the date expires during home storage, a product should be safe, wholesome and of good quality, if handled properly and kept at the correct temperature.
Baby Food and Baby Formula
Federal regulations require a "use-by" date on the product label of infant formula and the varieties of baby food under FDA inspection. If consumed by that date, the formula or food must contain not less than the quantity of each nutrient as described on the label. Formula must maintain an acceptable quality to pass through an ordinary bottle nipple. Dating of baby food is for quality as well as for nutrient retention. Do not buy or use baby food or formula after its use-by date.
Can Codes
Cans must exhibit a packing code so that they can easily be tracked. This enables manufacturers to rotate their stock as well as locate product in the event of a recall.
These codes appear as a series of letters and numbers that might refer to date and time manufactured. They are not meant to be interpreted as a "use-by" date. Cans may also have a "best if used by" date for quality reasons.


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A deposition is the defense attorney's opportunity to ask you questions about you and your case, posing questions about the circumstances of your accident, the severity of your injuries, and your medical treatment. Depositions are an important part of your case, and are part of the "discovery" process of your case. Presenting yourself in a truthful, honest and sincere way at your deposition will have the most impact on the defense attorney and the opposing insurance company in their evaluation of you as a witness. Your attorney should be with you for your deposition, and under no circumstances should you give a deposition without having an attorney present.
Here are a few of the basic instructions most attorneys should give to their clients in preparation of deposition testimony.
Depositions are not conversations. Depositions are formal, legal proceedings. Be polite. If there is no question being asked of you, don't say anything.
Be truthful. If the defense attorney feels you were not forthright in answers to any question you can be guaranteed he or she will use this against you at trial.
Be as precise as you can. Specificity is key.
Think before you answer. Make sure you understand the question. If you do not understand the question, ask for a clarification.
Do not volunteer information. Keep your answers short. When you give lengthy answers, you may reveal more information than you should, potentially giving the Defendant's attorney ideas for more questions.
Never guess. You might be wrong. If you don't know the answer, say you do not know. It is better to say nothing than to guess.
Do not get angry. Becoming angry sometimes will make you reveal too much information, and will send the message that you are ill-prepared to be a witness and cannot control yourself. The attorney for the other side will try to take advantage of that weakness at trial.
Stop talking when your attorney objects. Some questions are completely improper and should never get an answer.
Completely review any documents or photographs before answering questions about them. In other words, your attorney and you can look at anything the defense attorney presents you during the deposition before you try to answer questions about the document(s).
Now, we know this is a lot of information to take in. We also know that the idea of giving a deposition can be stressful on many people. That is why we spend time preparing ourselves in advance of a deposition. Stuart A. Carpey, for example, has recorded videos offering advice on the subject. In his videos, Stuart answers questions like "What is a Deposition and Why is it Important?"
To help you get an idea of what not to do in a deposition, we are sharing the transcript of a deposition. In this deposition, our client was testifying about how she fell and how she was injured. Unfortunately, our client was not being very clear in her descriptions. Although we were still able to successfully settle this case, our client's deposition did not help her cause. Again, her mistake was that she was not specific in her answers. This had an impact on the defense attorney's evaluation of her as a witness. This serves to show that it is always best to provide distinct and clear answers to questions in a truthful and well-considered way. Again, click here to view the deposition.


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- 1.It turned out that John was a quite rude boy.
2.The witches turn the people into the animals.
3.Turn over three pages and you will see a pictures, that you are looking for.
4.Tom turned his pockets out, but didn't find a cent.
5.He turned up at the very end of a party and immediately asked a cup of tee
6.Now turn off the audio recorders and record what you have heard.
7.It turned out that practice piano playing isn't always interesting.
8.I would like you to turn down the TV
9.We turned around and were very disappointed, when we sow that our friends didn't came out of the house to say us good by.
10. It turns out that English has far more words that have been loaned from other languages then German or French have.
- 1. It turned out that John was very rude boy. 2. In many tales of evil witches turn people into animals. 3. Turn over three pages, and you will see the picture you're looking for. 4. Tom turned out his pockets inside out, but did not find a single cent. 5. He appeared at the end of the party, and immediately asked for a cup of tea and a piece of cake.
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Has anyone heard of this product or used it? And if so - successful or not
Duralactin - For the Long Term Manaagement of Chronic Inflammation
yes -- I mentioned it on another thread recently as safe treatment , I believe replacing steroids, (?)
I was introduced to this by my holistic vet friend . The active ingredient is microLactin -- dried milk protein from super immunized dairy cattle. Back of label says "canine tablets contain MicroLactin a patented dried milk protein concentrate derived from hyperimmunized cows that contains factors that appear to block cytokines and inhibit neutrophil participation in the inflammatory response.
Duralactin canine tablets do not share the mechanisms of action of any known drug and are not cyclooxygenase (Cox 1 or Cox 2) inhibitors .
For canines only.
I think it is very good . I gave some to my old boy Simon , 12 years , and even though he was was in good "young for his age" condition , I see him just that little bit better .
I just give my dog the active ingredient, microlactin, it's a lot cheaper. You can purchase it in powder or pill form on Swanson Vitamins' website.
Someone suggested I try this product, but they also mentioned Microlatin too..
I'm looking for other alternatives, pain management wise for an older dog with a back injury..
It is an anti-inflammatory, is that what you are looking for? Zeel is a natural pain reliever that is supposedly as good as other pain relievers when used for long term
Anti-inflammatory, yes, but also pain management ideals..
For me, I'd choose a product made of natural ingredients that works over drugs any day!;)
I've never used the natural Duralactin so I cannot compare which would work better for your dog, but both worth a try.
Quote: Effectiveness of the homeopathic preparation Zeel compared with carprofen in dogs with osteoarthritis. Stephan Neumann, DVM et al. Journal of the American Animal Hospital Association, Jan/Feb 2011
In this multicenter, prospective observational study the authors found the clinical signs of osteoarthritis improved significantly at days 1, 28, and 56, following treatment daily with the homeopathic preparation Zeel (1-3 tablets daily by weight) or carprofen (similar to "Rimadyl", 4mg/kg of body weight) in dogs. Symptomatic effectiveness, lameness, stiffness, and pain on palpation at the end of the treatment period was comparable for the 2 medications. Both treatment regimens were well tolerated with only 3 treatment-related adverse events, all in the carprofen group.(J Am Anim Hosp Assoc 2011; 47:12-20.) End Quote.
Just in case you need to know the difference. Both Zeel and Traumeel are made by a company called Heel:
ZEEL: Degenerative conditions like arthritis, spondylitis, disc disease. Heel,Zeel 100 Tablets -The Natural also here Zeel 100 Tablets by Heel BHI
TRAUMEEL: Inflammation of muscles, bone, soft tissue, tendon, ligaments, nerves.
Hope your baby gets some relief!
I have been using Duralactin Canine and Duralactin Equine Joint Plus for years for my dogs! Love the stuff! My first experience was with the canine version, but I have since switched to the equine version because of the ingredients. My senior GSD takes it every day as does my rescued mixed breed boy that had a cruciate ligament repair. My friend also gives the Equine Joint Plus version (butter flavored pellets like rabbit food) to her arthtritic senior mule with ringbone. He now trots comfortably around his pasture.
I am sold on this stuff and plan to start taking the human version myself now.
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My dog has been on it every day for the last year. I love it! She was jammed up on a long bite real bad and since has been getting sore after training. We put her on Duralactin and she has been good as new since.
Thanks everyone..
Well, I ordered some of the Microlactin.. Fingers crossed it helps.. I'll look into the other product that as mentioned.
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why does everyone feel compelled to post their half-finished noodlings in this forum?
it tedious looking down the list of posts and seeing people post nothing but unfinished/incomplete pieces, expecting some sort of praise or feedback. isnt that what the "work in progress" forum is for? i realize that this is the accepted behavior on the pixolator forums,as there was only one main bucket to toss posts in to, but if you look at any application specific foum on cgtalk you dont see 4 out of 5 posts being "whee! i made something in an hour! yay for me!" so far i have seen two completed images. two... and no, i havent looked at every single thing, its too boring.
if i didnt know any better: this forum demonstrates that it impossible to actually do anything with this program. its all half assed.
its gets in the way of anyone actually looking at this forum to learn something. if someone wants to look at unfinished items, they would click on the WIP section, not head into here.


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