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This is not a gif. It is an actual video of Fedor doing infinate press ups.
I'm going on Britain's got talent this year.
I really hope that Amanda Holden likes my version of the Bay City Rollers' 'Bye bye, baby'.
If anyone says its to early, she started it!
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Neil Warnock Sniper Shot !!
"Hell never sell any ice cream going at that speed"
I know this was mainly set out for pics but I needed to post this.......
I had a wee chuckle!!
Where is Bateman????
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The streets are alive with the sounds of pain...EARN YOUR F***ING SCARS, SON!


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I often get asked, who are the early impact guys? That is a natural question, as I think, for as much as these kids get hyped, fans want quick pay off and quick reassurance that their top recruits are going to turn out. The truth is, impact guys as true freshmen are rare. Of last year's 150, only 11 started at least one game last year. Early impact has as much to do with depth chart as it does with talent.
That said, I think we have guys who should play early right at the top. Jaylon Smith is as high ranking a guy we've had in the Midwest since Seantrel Henderson was number one a few years back. Fast, athletic, and most importantly, versatile, he may be too talented for Notre Dame to keep off the field.
Louisville has a nice young receiving corps, but James Quick should have a chance to play next year. He's polished and college ready should they need him to be. Ole Miss does not graduate any receivers, but Laquon Treadwell still has a chance to see the field. He has size, ball skills and competitive attitude.
Ohio State landed several top guys last year, and top prospects like Adolphus Washington, Brionte Dunn, Tommy Schutt and Taylor Decker all saw the field. Jalin Marshall has natural playmaking ability and I see him getting a handful of touches next year.
Michigan also made use of last year's highly ranked class. James Ross, Joe Bolden, Devin Funchess, Dennis Norfleet are among the Midwest guys who saw significant field time. This year, highly ranked players like Dymonte Thomas and DeVeon Smith are expected to push for time. Highly ranked quarterback Shane Morris will likely have to wait his turn behind Devin Gardner.
|Watch Those High 3's
I find, and some of my colleagues do as well, that our first few three-stars, the highest ranked three-star prospects that we have, often have a high rate of success. Why is that? Well, those are usually the guys we move up to the top, but don't have room for in the four-star range.
That held true last year, when the first two three-stars in the Midwest, Wes Lunt and Antonio Morrison ended up making significant impacts as true freshmen.
So who are the first few this year? Ohio State commit Tracy Sprinkle, Wisconsin commit Garret Dooley and Miami (FL) commit Alex Gall. If history holds true, look for those guys to do well at the next level.
|Last Year's Top Ten
1. Adolphus Washington - Ohio State
Appeared in ten games, recording three sacks and 3.5 tackles for loss. Forced a big fumble against rival Michigan.
2. Brionte Dunn - Ohio State
Finished the season with 133 yards and two touchdowns on 25 carries.
3. Kyle Kalis - Michigan
4. Gunner Kiel - Notre Dame
5. Jordan Diamond - Auburn
Redshirted. Was injured at the end of preseason practice. Expected to be full healthy for this year.
6. Tommy Schutt - Ohio State
Played in ten games with one start, recording four tackles and one quarterback hurry.
7. Sheldon Day - Notre Dame
Played in all 13 games, including the national title game. Finished with 23 tackles (three for loss) and two sacks.
8. Se'Von Pittman - Ohio State
9. Aaron Burbridge - Michigan State
Played in 11 games, starting seven. Caught 29 passes for 364 yards and two touchdowns.
10. Joe Bolden - Michigan
Played in all 13 games. Recorded 31 total tackles (four for loss) and one sack.
|Other Notables
12. Taylor Decker - Ohio State
Played in eight games and is expected to push for a starting job this year.
13. James Ross - Michigan
Started two games, played in 13. 36 total tackles (2.5 for loss) and half a sack.
19. Mario Ojemudia - Michigan
Played in nine games. Had nine tackles (2.5 for loss), a sack and an interception.
20. Dennis Norfleet - Michigan
Lead the team with 827 kickoff return yards (23.6 average).
30. Devin Funchess - Michigan
Caught 15 passes for 234 yards and five touchdowns.
40. Zeke Pike - Auburn
Dismissed by the Tigers and is currently at Louisville as a tight end.
42. Pharaoh Brown - Oregon
Played in all 12 games and caught two passes for 42 yards.
48. Wes Lunt - Oklahoma State
Earned the starting quarterback job in preseason and passed for 1,108 yards and six touchdowns with seven interceptions.
50. Dwayne Stanford - Oregon
Played in all 13 games and caught 11 passes for 106 yards.
52. Antonio Morrison - Florida
Played in all 13 games. Recorded 34 tackles (two for loss), a sack and a forced fumble.
60. Patrick Towles - Kentucky
Played in five games. Completed 19 of 40 passes for one touchdown and an interception.
70. Andre McDonald - Minnesota
Played in eight games, started one. Caught 10 passes for 121 yards.
72. Tevin Coleman - Indiana
Played in all 12 games, starting two. Rushed for 233 yards and a touchdown. Caught 10 passes for 49 yards. Returned a kickoff for a touchdown.
90. Gehrig Dieter - SMU
Played in nine games, starting three, Caught 10 passes for 168 yards and a touchdown. Transferred to Bowling Green following the season.
91. Mason Monheim - Illinois
Played in 12 games, starting ten. Lead the team in tackles with 86 including six for loss. Had 1.5 sacks, one interception and two forced fumbles.
96. Jason Spriggs - Indiana
Coverted tight end started all 12 games at tackle and gave up only two sacks. Made honorable mention All-Big Ten and lead the team with 80 knockdowns.
110. Dean Lowry - Northwestern
Played in all 13 games recording 14 tackles, a sack and three tackles for loss.


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Mitchell, Triple-A Yanks toss one-hitter
Veterans Delcarmen, Bulger finish off 10-0 romp over Chiefs
By Sam Dykstra / Special to MLB.com | April 8, 2012 5:54 PM ET
While Mitchell was taking a no-hitter into the fifth inning, the scoreboard at Syracuse's Alliance Bank Stadium was not functioning properly. The old-school substitute noted nothing more than the score and the inning at any moment.
"I don't think a lot of guys in our dugout really knew about it, to be honest," Yankees hitting coach Butch Wynegar said.
Mitchell (1-0) retired the first nine batters he faced and did not allow a hit until Major League veteran Mark Teahen singled with two outs in the fifth inning. The 24-year-old right-hander faced just one more batter, exiting after throwing 61 pitches. He struck out four and walked one.
Wynegar, a 13-year Major League veteran who caught Dave Righetti's no-hitter for the Yankees on July 4, 1983, had lots of praise for Mitchell.
"We're all really fond of D.J.," Wynegar said. "He did it all today. He pitched from behind. He pitched backwards with his changeup. He was always on the attack. He really followed through with the plan that [pitching coach] Scott Aldred set for him."
Mitchell is beginning his third season at Triple-A after the Yankees took him in the 10th round of the 2008 Draft. The former Clemson standout went 13-9 with a 3.18 ERA for the Baby Bombers last season, recording 112 strikeouts over 161 1/3 innings. His ERA ranked fifth in the International League.
Manny Delcarmen struck out one in two innings and fellow big league veteran Jason Bulger pitched around three walks over the final two frames for Scranton/Wilkes-Barre.
Shut out in two of three games -- all losses -- to open the season, the Yankees broke out against left-hander John Lannan (0-1).
"It was the first time we stayed patient for a whole game," Wynegar said. "We didn't go up hacking away at everything but instead were swinging at good pitches. That really helped us hit a lot of balls hard. It was a good combination of being aggressive but at the same time staying patient."
Jack Cust led went 4-for-4 with four RBIs to raise his average to .400, while Chris Dickerson chipped in three hits, three runs scored and an RBI.
"Jack's a pro hitter," Wynegar said. "He has a good idea of how to stay within himself. He didn't get a lot of at-bats [after signing late] but today showed what he's capable of up there."
Lannan lasted only two innings in his first Minor League start since July 2010. He surrendered five runs on six hits and two walks. Rafael Martin also gave up five runs, retiring only two batters in the seventh.
Nationals No. 1 prospect Bryce Harper was 0-for-4 and committed his first error of the season when he booted a ball in right field in the seventh.
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"You almost saw a humanist as well as an absolute demonic side," she says now.
Still, perpetuating the Auschwitz tattooing offends me as a humanist, a Jew and a Zionist.
So not only would I consider myself a feminist, but I would consider myself a humanist.
"There should be humanist alternatives to church in basic training," he said.
But if the religious Zionist youth movements are any indication, those values will be anything but universal or humanist.
But the humanist regards them as men and women who have been wronged.
The humanist creed recognises all men as sparks of Divinity.
I am a humanist by profession—until now I believed myself a modern humanist.
But the humanist nations, being non-militant, turned a deaf ear.
It was this that made him a humanist; this that placed him before his age.
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In the Renaissance, a scholar who studied the languages and cultures of ancient Greece and Rome; today, a scholar of the humanities. The term secular humanist is applied to someone who concentrates on human activities and possibilities, usually downplaying or denying the importance of God and a life after death.


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A longtime Ogden school teacher will spend at least 30 years in prison after admitting to sexually abusing two teen boys.
Scott Ray McMurray, 58, pleaded guilty to 11 counts of aggravated sexual abuse of a child and three counts of attempted sodomy upon a child, all first-degree felonies.
Last week, a 2nd District judge sentenced McMurray to 15 years to life in prison on each count. The judge ordered the aggravated sex abuse sentences to run concurrent to one another, and the attempted sodomy sentences to also run concurrently to each other. However, the judge ordered the sentence on the sodomy charges to run consecutive to the sex abuse charges, ordering McMurray to spend a minimum of 30 years in the prison before he is eligible for parole.
According to plea agreement documents filed in 2nd District Court, McMurray admitted to sexually abusing two 13-year-old boys on several occasions between 2008 and 2013.
Neither victim was a student of McMurray's, who had been employed by the school district for 16 years before his January arrest. He had most recently taught sixth grade at Heritage Elementary School, but was put on leave after his arrest, according to Ogden School District spokeswoman Donna Corby.
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How many people dream of living at the beach? What if you could really do it and practice at the top of your profession? Welcome to Mark Hutker's life. Since 1985, the Hoosier native has made Martha's Vineyard, Mass., his home and base of operations for his residential architecture practice.
The 100-square-mile island is a seven-mile puddle jump south of Cape Cod, and a vacation destination popular with a host of famous names. President Clinton slept there; Carly Simon, James Taylor, Katharine Graham have houses there; Jackie Onassis was an illustrious resident and architecture patron. Travel anywhere across the country and you'll see someone wearing a T-shirt with a big black dog on it, an icon from the island's favorite hangout and logo purveyor, The Black Dog CafT.
Martha's Vineyard has a smart, hip, wealthy, and mostly liberal cache that's taken on a life of its own. And after this last economic boom, which made even Democrats rich, lefty good-life seekers are building and renovating homes on the island at a frenetic pace. Twenty-five to 30 a year have hired Hutker to do their design work. He is in the right place at the right time, with the perfect combination of talent, business smarts, and people skills to take full advantage. Here he is, living at the beach with his wife and two young children and doing the best work of his career.
architect and poet
Once upon a time--let's call it the '80s--Hutker might have identified as a Postmodernist. And a glimpse at his early houses with their whimsical geometries and colors confirms the notion. It's no surprise; Robert Stern and Michael Graves were the superstars in residential architecture back then. But evolution, changes in clients' tastes, and the need to earn a living honed Hutker's style into something, shall we say, more contextual.
Fortunately for Hutker, Martha's Vineyard has lots of context. It's been nearly 400 years since Anglo-Saxons settled the island, and 5,000 years since Native Americans called it home. Imaginative architects have abundant antecedents to draw from. In some cases, man-made context doesn't matter at all--many sites are so heavily wooded you can barely find your own front door, much less see a neighbor's house. There, inspiration comes from a vast palette of natural elements--oak and pine trees, bayberry, lichen, sand, seashells and stones, ocean and pond waters.
Still, amid all this bounty, beauty, and booming business, Hutker has a worry. It's a luxurious worry that only successful architects can indulge--once their family is fed and their staff is paid--but it's one that tugs at the soul of all creative people. He's concerned that his focus on giving clients the houses they want has caused his firm to lose track of its poetic sensibility. "I struggle with this personally," he explains. "I fear we've become a little too chameleonlike."
If he didn't believe in satisfying his clients first and his muse second, Hutker might push to design only modern houses. But he insists he's in a service industry, and if his clients have their hearts set on an old-fashioned Shingle-style house, that's what they'll get. "Architecture school fostered a love-hate relationship with clients," he says. It's an attitude he rejects. "They told us we have to educate the client. But that presumes you know better than they do what they want and need."
But here's the tug: "We say we give clients what they want," he says, "but we're artists and we bring vision to the table." So, what's an artist in a service industry to do?
Hutker has a few ideas. He's poised the firm to mine the good times and he's preparing a hedge against a future slowdown. First off, he's imposed a structure and logic on what had been an ad hoc mix of traditional and modern projects. Sometimes, to name it is to tame it. So, he describes the firm's portfolio as a combination of "conceptual" work, "mannered" work, "cottages," and renovations. The mannered projects relate to cultural and stylistic traditions, although not always those within the island's built vocabulary. The cottages, he explains, tend to link "more directly to existing buildings." The firm designs about six new custom homes a year, ranging from 5,000 to 8,000 square feet, and oftentimes much larger.
"We struggle with what it means to have a portfolio of modern and mannered work," he says. "All young architects feel this to some extent." But Hutker is making peace with it, and that's easier because he has a 13-year associate he's just elevated to partner, one who loves to do the traditional work.
Phil Regan grew up on Martha's Vineyard, son of an Oak Bluffs postmaster and the librarian for the Vineyard Gazette. He is, says Hutker, an "island guy," who understands both the year-round community of 15,000 and the summer swell to 100,000 residents. Like his mother, he loves the history and diversity of the island--Edgartown's elegant Greek Revival houses, the quirky Oak Bluffs' Victorians, Vineyard Haven's rambling Shingle-style houses, and the low, crumbling stone walls that trace ancient property lines.
Although Hutker is still the firm's chief rainmaker and client schmoozer, Regan is gaining ground. "The question we always get is, 'Mark, how involved are you going to be in the project?'" says Hutker. "We follow the 70/30 rule. I'm involved about 70 percent in the beginning and the project architect is involved about 30 percent. As the project goes along, it shifts the other way. That's when they've gained the client's trust. But now, there are clients Phil brings into the office I've never met."
Even among projects Hutker brings in, Regan does the micromanaging if the clients want something traditional. Hutker holds tightest to the conceptual work he favors. One of his pet projects was the Menemsha Pond house, which he completed about four years ago. Inspired by the building traditions of Native Americans who originally settled the property, and empowered by a $365-a-foot budget, he let his muse fly free. The result is a beautiful, sculptural, and very livable vacation home. Its shingle cladding is one of the few nods to convention.
The house has enabled Hutker to attract other "poetic opportunities," as he calls them. And when they don't just drop into his lap, he tries to create them. For each project, his office now develops three schemes: "The first is what the owners think they want, the second is closer to the first or third, and the third is completely out of the box--a poetic approach to site and program."
It's certainly extra work for the firm, but it serves the client better and makes possible a higher level of artistic achievement. Sometimes clients need a little nudge out of their comfort zone to get the house their heart wants, not just their head.
Not everyone takes Hutker's deal; some take part of it. But none would take any risks without proof he could do the house they were looking for when they walked in the door. That's why order of presentation is everything. "We show them the house they think they want first," he says. "You have to show them you listened, you heard them. Then we show them the more conceptual version. If you do it the other way around, you scare the hell out of them. There's a confidence-building that comes of showing you listened."
Although his office is plenty techy, Hutker relies on basswood models to demystify his high-concept houses. "For the same time and cost as a virtual model, I'm going to choose basswood. You can't feel and touch an e-presentation," he says. "There's nothing more exciting and compelling than the first view of the model."
forward thinking
As the firm's work becomes more conceptual, execution of the interiors grows more complicated and crucial to the success of the project. That's in part why Hutker recently added an interior design division to his practice. Headed up by Susan Bielski, he hopes it will also hedge against a downturn in the new construction business. He guesses his high-end clients might choose to redecorate rather than renovate if money gets tighter.
He's installed the interior design business on the ground level of the strip mall he's made his headquarters for years. Like everything in Martha's Vineyard, it's had a recent face-lift. The island has a brand-new airport, too, replacing the lobster-shack terminal and chicken-coop baggage claim area it had before. What hasn't changed is Five Corners, the intersection just steps from the ferry stop in Vineyard Haven, the island's only year-round town. The mixing-bowl intersection, dreaded by all who live or visit there, is hard by Hutker's office. In the summertime, it can easily turn a five-minute errand into a 45-minute ordeal.
Other headaches beset business on the island. The source of most of them is the time and money associated with having to ship everything in. It makes everything more expensive--building, living, staffing. Moderately priced housing is almost nonexistent.
After 15 or so years on the island, Hutker is finally doing well enough to add a few rooms to his house and park some nice cars in his new garage. He's also opened an office in West Falmouth, Mass., an attempt to make inroads into the mainland market and to tap design and building talent he can't entice across the bay. "Trying to grow a healthy, aggressive architectural firm in a laid-back community isn't easy," he says. "We're as intense here about our work and getting things done as any urban firm."
To help get things done on Martha's Vineyard, he shares an office with one of the island's top custom-home builders, Andrew Flake. If clients so desire, they can have an almost-design/build arrangement with Hutker and Flake, or simply invite Flake to bid on drawings.
The one-stop shopping appeals to quite a few vacation-home buyers, who tend to commute among several houses, several coasts, and sometimes several countries. Keeping in touch with one office streamlines the process.
the e-clients
Luckily, working with long-distance clients is much easier in these days of e-mail and digital cameras. In fact, Hutker asks each client for a digital-camera allowance so he can equip the contractor with it. "The contractor uses it to shoot problems and e-mail them to us from the site. We can now resolve problems that used to take a two-hour site visit." The contractor also documents the progress of the house and any questions for the client.
Of course, not every architect has such tech-savvy clients. Hutker's movers and shakers, however, are virtually all virtual. They're also very demanding. "The trouble with e-communication is the e-instant expectations," he says. "We've lost the time to think, to incubate. I don't always have my best idea first."
But his high-end clients are not inclined to grant Hutker the luxury of time. They're extremely schedule-driven. All is focused on having the home ready by the summer season, usually beginning in early July. A house of the size and luxury Hutker builds rents for approximately $50,000 a month on the island, so if the house he's designing is a month late, that's what his clients think they've lost.
"With the stakes so high here, people wig out when the least little thing is wrong," he says. "They're under so much pressure to relax, it causes them tremendous angst. Their expectations are very, very high. The house had better be perfect."
So maybe running an architecture practice in an island paradise is no day at the beach. Nonetheless, Hutker's roots are firm in Martha's Vineyard's sandy soil. It's a great place to raise his children; he enjoys the entrepreneurial feel of doing business there; and the rarefied clients it attracts offer tremendous opportunity every time they commission a house. Each time, he takes deep breath: Will they hire the architect or the poet?


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The Jones School is proud to again be hosting the Texas Investment Portfolio Symposium (TIPS) 2009 on Saturday, February 21 at McNair Hall. The TIPS conference, now in its 6th year, is a forum for students, faculty, and investment professionals from Texas and the Southwest. TIPS 2009 provides the expected 175 participants from 20+ schools with an opportunity to learn from and interact with many senior investment professionals in the two panel discussions — Energy Markets and Investment Professionals — and judges in the two competitions:
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But what caused the company's success and drive? Is it likely that this is only a temporary phenomenon, or GoPro may be necessary as the main camera in the future? It will keep on growing competition? The reasons for the success of GoPro two. The first is technological and practical. Smartphones long had the opportunity to shoot long videos in high definition. Only in the last two years, smart phones started to catch up on this indicator. But instead of traditional handheld cameras to occupy the niche, GoPro won because of their practicality. More first devices of the company were small, portable, durable shooting on the move and under water. They are aimed primarily at fans of extreme experiences and allow filming of "first person". Their compact and can be mounted on almost any surface makes irreplaceable. In combination with the built-in lens "Fisheye", which gives a panoramic view, creates the illusion of the viewer, that takes the place of the person who performed the action – be it skateboarding, snowboarding, surfing or more.
Here comes the second reason for the success of GoPro. It is the ability to share the experience. In other words, sharing a video on YouTube or social networking allows you to enable people who are not engaged in an extreme sport to see the perspective of the athlete. Therefore, an important element in the marketing strategy of GoPro is keeping YouTube Channels and continuous release of interesting clips captured with their cameras to gain popularity.
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TOM Killick has revealed loan star Justin Bennett could extend his stint at Poole Town for another month – despite the lure of a potential Wembley final.
Bennett's initial month at Tatnam expires after Saturday's home clash with Corby Town (3pm), a match which takes place while his parent club Gosport Borough vie for a place in the FA Trophy final.
Borough, managed by Wimborne Town's Wembley-winning boss Alex Pike, host Hampshire rivals Havant & Waterlooville in the second leg with the tie delicately poised at 1-1.
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I have been restoring gravestones and whole cemeteries for about 11 years. As a middle school teacher, I've led over a dozen field trips to clean, repair and reset gravestones in Indiana and New Hampshire cemeteries. I have also visited each cemetery in Hendricks County, Indiana and taken GPS readings and photos of them. This information is on the INPCRP site.
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Hi Jessica..my name is Wendy and I am a member of Find A Grave. The Stillings are part of my family. You have done a great job with their memorials. I was looking at the one I referenced here and was wondering that since Elviras burial and gravestone has been found I wonder if this could be another child. In the 1880 census it shows a son named Amos born about 1870 living with Benjamin and Elvira. Susan Moulton would have been his mother. They lost so many young children ...just a thought...
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I think you will be happy to hear that my husband and I spent the last week clearing fallen limbs and briars from the Shannon Cemetery on our farm. I was a big job but badly needed. He also pulled the blue construction pipes out of that area. Nearly all of the grave stones are down but at least it is now accessable from late October through early April when no crops are in the surrounding fields. During the time we have owned the farm, four different groups of people have stopped by to inquire about the cemetery. I keep a list of burials that I got from the Indiana Room at the Danville Library to share with them. The staff there remember you and your good work during the time you lived here. You have posted much more information than we had about the people buried there. Thank you.
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I am researching Hugh Smith. I am writing a biography of Marilyn Monroe and I believe Hugh Smith and his wife Mary Polly Wilson are her great-great-grandparents. On the 1850 census in Hendricks Co, Indiana their birthplace is PA. They may have been married in Nicholas Co, KY 9/4/1806. Would you mind looking at the stones again to see if it gives birthplace as PA? Their daughter Elizabeth married James Appleton. Their daughter Mary E Appleton married Jacob Monroe, their son Otis married Della Mae Hogan. Thier daughter Gladys was Marilyn's mother.
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Hello Jessica, Thank you for your time and dedication to the restoration of Thomas South's broken headstone. It is beautiful. We are from Cincinnati and will be traveling to Brownsburg IN in the near future. Thank you again! & Have a Great Day! Brenda
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Jessica-thanks for honoring Michael with the flag. I am his descendant--(Michael, Lucinda, Elizabeth Kendall Campbell,Oscar Campbell,and my grandmother Bessie Fern Campbell Smith). I am touched.
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Someone has requested a photo for Susan Clay. I see that you cleaned and restored at this cemetery and took pictures of the stones. Since there isn't one for several of them, I am assuming they were not clear enough to get info from. Please let me know if I am correct in assuming this. Thank you.
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Joseph Audsley b. 1812 Yorkshire England who died in Saline co Missouri was not the son of Francis and Mary Sharp. His parents were William Edward and Ellen Ackroyd Audsley. Francis and Mary Sharp Audsley did have a son named Joseph, but he is a different one.
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Hi Jessica,
I was so happy to see our cemetery listed on the site thanks very much!
I would be very appreciative if you would transfer the McCartee plot on Kennard Hill Rd. Porter Oxford County Maine USA to me. We have owned this property since 2007. My husband, son and I have spent many days clearing the area, and straightening the headstones for Mary and Lucinda McCartee. We carefully added new footings for the headstones winch were on the verge of destruction and are happy to say that they are straight and strong. My Aunt plants flowers there and we added a beautiful red rhododendron alongside. Prior to our ownership the site overgrown and was not view able from the road. We take great care in maintaining the site and feel that it is a great adornment to our property.
Thank you
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Opposite Grandfather�s house, on the hillside, was the district school for the children of the neighborhood. One day in summer, the usual lessons were going on, Aunt Mary, a small girl then, told me how Horace Livermore, a lively son of the Judge, was amusing the pupils by boyish tricks when the teacher was not looking, and the boys always have time and doubtless always will. A sudden thunder shower came, a hush, a crash, the house was struck! Teachers and pupils fled to Grandfather�s house. All were there but Horace. Where was he? Grandfather hurried to the school house which was as usual. But there sat Horace, dead in his seat. None had noticed him in their headlong exit. His grave is in Trinity in the Livermore lot, just back of the church. >The Ashland Town Library Notes, p110.
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If he is half the Player JB was, I's be happy with that.Mesoraco said he grew up wanting ot be like Johnny Bench and is honored the Reds selected him because of that.
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Punxsutawney (15-7) will face District 1 runner-up Marple Newtown in the PIAA championship game at 2 p.m. Friday in Altoona. The District 9 champion Chucks are led by catcher Devin Mesoraco, who was selected 15th overall by the Cincinnati Reds in last week's Major League Baseball draft.
"We made it to the western finals a couple years ago and making it to the state final, that's a different feeling," Mesoraco said. "Hopefully, we can go there and do our best, but this was a major win. It would mean a lot to finish the year out on a good note like that."
Mesoraco will head to his minor-league assignment next week, but in the meantime, he hopes to help Punxsutawney claim its first state title. He contributed yesterday with a home run, which was a line drive over the 340-foot left-field fence, and three walks. Mesoraco lived up to the hype behind the plate when he scooped up a ball in the dirt and showed off his MLB-caliber arm by throwing out a Blackhawk runner by three steps.
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It sounds like the Reds and him have agreed on everything but he just cant sign anything yet.
Mesoraco will head to his minor-league assignment next week, but in the meantime,
Doesn't he have to sign first? Or did he sign and I missed it?
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From the Punxsutawney Spirit newspaper, a story about the top pick for the Reds.
PUNXSUTAWNEY - Some people believe in first impressions. For Mike Chroniger, it took just two days to notice that Punxsy senior catcher Devin Mesoraco would be a professional baseball player. "I knew it the second day I saw him. The first day, he was only there for a really short time," said Chroniger, who coached Mesoraco for three summers in the Mid-Atlantic Rookies baseball program. "The second day, I knew - it was kind of obvious that he was a player that was going to be a pro-ball player."
Chroniger was right, as just last Thursday, the Cincinnati Reds selected Mesoraco with their 15th overall pick in the MLB First-Year Player Draft.
While Mesoraco, a catcher, has been praised for his rocket arm, speed on the basepaths and powerful swing, it's personality that takes Mesoraco to a whole different level.
"Everybody's been saying all along that he's a tremendous athlete, and that he brings a level of play to the game. The bottom line is, he is a good person," said Doug Mesoraco, Devin's father. "They like his athleticism, and they know, based on that, that he's going to work hard."
After coaching Major League talents such as David Wright - who is playing for the New York Mets - and Ryan Zimmerman - who is currently a Washington National - Chroniger paralleled Mesoraco's personality and desire to Wright and Zimmerman.
"There's a lot of good ball-players out there that don't make it. Personality really helps - you have to be able to get along with coaches, players and the whole organization. Otherwise, you just become an individual playing baseball," Chroniger said. "Colleges and pro-teams are looking more and more about the (personality of the) player. That's why they do the player profiles. They do the evaluations and testings prior to (pursuing the player) to find out the makeup of the player, rather than 'Can he play?'
"There's kids out there that can play, but they can't be teammates," he said.
Tony Reid, who has coached against Mesoraco in Junior Legion action for Keystone Rehabilitation in Indiana, said he took some time out of a busy day to watch Mesoraco be drafted June 7 on ESPN2.
Reid works nearly three hours away from midnight to 8 a.m., and once he got home to Indiana at 11 a.m. June 7, he made sure to wake up before 2 p.m. to hear the calling of Mesoraco's name before coaching a Junior Legion game later that evening.
"That was important to me. I just wanted to see where he was called," Reid said. "Devin's just a really likable kid. That's really nice to see a kid that's put so much time and effort into it."
Mesoraco was part of Fezell's Enterprises' 15-and-under Junior Legion team as just a 12-year-old. Once he was 14 and the team's starting catcher, Mesoraco led Fezell's to the state championship.
"He's a leader, and he doesn't get excited when things are going bad," Reid said. "He's pretty level-headed, and he was like that at a young age. That's what's impressive about him."
When Fezell's Enterprises beat Marion Center in the Pennsylvania Junior American Legion championship in 2002, Marion Center manager Don Stitt watched Mesoraco hit a two-run, game-winning triple. Stitt said it was hard to judge whether Mesoraco would be a professional ball-player, but he loves the way Mesoraco approaches the game.
"I felt he could go a long way just because of the way he plays the game," said Stitt, who's in the middle of his 20th season as Marion Center's Junior Legion manager. "He's aggressive, and he plays very hard. When he's on the field, he's totally focused. I've coached for a long time, and that's the type of playing I like. Even if he's getting the hit to beat you, as an opposing coach, you appreciate guys that play hard."
When Mesoraco's name was called in the draft, not only close friends and family felt proud - former coaches and former opponents did nothing but smile because they know he deserved it.
Many who saw Mesoraco play knew he was good, but couldn't decide whether he had the ability to be a major leaguer. Chroniger, for certain, knew this day would come sooner than later.
"I'm as proud as I could be," he said. "I want to say I was as proud as (his) mom and dad. But I just knew that Devin would be picked. Devin was a given."
Mesoraco finished his high school season today with his Punxsutawney High School team defeating Marple Newtown 5-4 for the Pennsylvania AAA baseball championship. Mesoraco went 1-2 with 3 walks (2 intentional) and scored two runs. Let's see how quickly we can get him signed now that his career is over.
He isn't signed yet?
Domo Arigato, Here Comes Joey Votto
"I do what I want to do and say what I want to say."
--Bronson Arroyo
This was from Keith Law prior to the draft. It should give everyone an idea of what to look for as far as his development to come. Posted Monday May 14th
On Wednesday, I saw Punxsutawney (Pa.) High School -- yes, where the groundhog lives -- catcher Devin Mesoraco. His game at the plate is pretty simple: he controls the zone and hits bombs, or at least he did in batting practice, since he took three four-pitch walks followed by an intentional walk issued with his team up nine runs. His swing is complicated, with a lot of extra movement -- he doesn't bring his hands set, he has a two-part two-tap stride rather than bringing his foot down flat, and his path to the ball isn't always direct -- but he's strong and has plus bat speed. Behind the plate, he receives well, shows a lot of energy, and showed a plus arm in his warm-up throws. After missing all of his junior year due to Tommy John surgery, he'll be one of the top two high school catchers taken in this year's draft.
"You can't let praise or criticism get to you. It's a weakness to get caught up in either one."
--Woody Hayes
Another article from his local paper, the Punxsutawney Spirit.
Mesoraco ends career with six PAHS records
Written by Dan Walk
PUNXSUTAWNEY - Devin Mesoraco left his mark in Punxsutawney lore by becoming the No. 15 pick by the Cincinnati Reds in the Major League Baseball Draft June 7. But before he was drafted, he was in the midst of not only a record-breaking high school record, but a record-shattering career in red & white.
Mesoraco broke six career-marks once the season concluded, one single-season record in 2007 and one single-season mark in 2005.
"Devin owns most of the major career hitting marks in school history," Punxsy head coach Paul Hetrick said. "He totally dominated in runs, hits and walks. I can't imagine anyone ever scoring as many runs as he did or being walked as much as he was; but as they say, all records are made to be broken, so you never know."
Mesoraco walked 91 times in his high school career to destroy the previous record at 44. In 2007, he walked 31 times to compile the single-season record.
His 122 career runs scored also wiped away the previous mark of 64. The career-hit record toppled as well, since Mesoraco finished with 101 to beat out 80 hits, the previous number.
Mesoraco also set the mark in home runs (18), doubles (25) and stolen bases (35).
After another productive season of driving in runs, Mesoraco also ended his career with 67 RBIs and is second on the all-time triple list with five.
Mesoraco's best season of scoring runs was 2005 when he scored 40, a PAHS single-season record.
"He put together some truly amazing stats," Hetrick said. "Devin was a major reason for our success over the years. Most of all, he was a winner, and he compiled those numbers while doing his best to help his team win games, and his teams won a lot of games through the years. We wish him continued success on his climb through the Reds' system."
...The Chucks have won four-straight District IX Class AAA titles, and Mesoraco was part of the varsity squad all four years.
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