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William Redd (b.1760s-d.1840's) of Burke Co GA
Due to lack of records, it has been hard to piece this family together.
Below is my theory.Any additions or corrections welcome.
Descendants of William Redd
Generation No. 1
1.WILLIAM1 REDD was born Bet. 1760 - 1770, and died Bet. 1840 - 1850 in Burke Co GA.He married MARY ??.She was born Abt. 1780 in NC, and died Aft. 1850 in Richmond Co GA.
Notes for WILLIAM REDD:
NOTE: This is SPECULATION; I do not have PROOF that these are the children of William Redd of Burke Co GA.However, he is the only Red(d) listed in Burke or Richmond Co Ga in the 1820 census and it states that he had 9 possible sons in his home.
1805 GA Land Lottery
William Redd of Burke Co GA won Baldwin, D2 GB130
1820 Burke Co GA census (only Red in Burke or Richmond Co GA)
William Red 5m/10 2m10-16 2m16-26 1m45+1f10-16 2f16-26 1f45+
Children of WILLIAM REDD and MARY ?? are:
2. i. BERRY2 REDD, b. Bet. 1790 - 1800, SC or GA; d. Bet. 1834 - 1837, Richmond Co GA.
ii. HIRAM REDD, b. Bet. 1800 - 1803; d. Aft. 1830; m. BARBARY ??, Abt. 1830; b. Abt. 1814; d. 1881, Burke Co GA.
Notes for HIRAM REDD:
Took part in the 1821 GA Land Lottery as resident of Burke Co GA
Hiram Redd is not listed in the 1840 GA census; but Barbary Redd (20-30) is listed with two boys (5-10); is this Hiram's widow?Barbary Red does not show up in the 1850,1860 or 1870 census; she is listed in 1880 Burke Co Ga census, age 66.
3. iii. HOLLAND REDD, b. Abt. 1800; d. Bet. 1840 - 1843, Burke Co GA.
iv. THOMAS REDD, b. Bef. 1802; d. Aft. 1820.
Notes for THOMAS REDD:
Took part in the 1820 GA Land Lottery as resident of Burke Co GA.
Augusta Chronicle, 1 Jan 1821:Burke Co, sheriff sells 250 acres adjoining Powell, et al on Brier Crk...satisfying fi fa.. Pemberton Reynolds et al vs THOMAS RED
v. GREEN B REDD, b. Abt. 1809, GA; d. 1853, Richmond Co GA; m. MARIA S BYNE, 1830, Richmond Co GA; b. Abt. 1792, GA; d. 1856, Burke Co GA.
Notes for GREEN B REDD:
Took part in the 1832 GA Gold Lottery as resident of Burke Co GA.
There is a Green Red listed in 1840 Burke Coand another in 1840 Richmond Co; I suspect that these MAY be the same person.
He left a will in Richmond Co GA; Maria left a will in Burke Co Ga;she had previously married Mr Byne.
vi. DUDLEY REDD, b. Bet. 1810 - 1814; d. Aft. 1839.
Notes for DUDLEY REDD:
Took part in the 1832 GA Land Lottery as resident of Burke Co GA.
Floyd Co GA deed bk CC, p.509:(5 May 1839---Dudley Red of Burke Co GA sells to D W Dodsen of Henry Co GA;160acres; lot 274, 22 district, 3rd section, Cherokee (now Floyd) Co GA.
Floyd Co GA deed bk DD, p.200:(1833)--Dudley Red of Burke Co GA sells to G L McGehee of Baldwin Co; 160 acres; lot 274, 22 district, 3rd section, Cherokee (now Floyd) Co GA
Is Dudley the 2nd male 20-30 listed with Welcome Red in the 1840 census??
4. vii. NOAH REDD, b. Bet. 1810 - 1814; d. Aft. 1840.
viii. WELCOME REDD, b. Bet. 1810 - 1814; d. Bet. 1841 - 1850; m. SARAH ??; b. 1824, GA; d. Aft. 1900, Richmond Co GA.
Notes for WELCOME REDD:
Took part in the 1832 GA Gold Lottery as resident of Burke Co GA.
Union Co GA deed:(1860)--Sarah Red, widow of Wellcome Red, of Richmond Co GA to William Glover of Richmond Co GA; 160 acres; lot 279, 10th district, 1st section, Cherokee (now Union) Co.Sarah states that she is the only heir of Wellcome Red.
(NOTE: this is land that NOAH Red won in the 1832 GA Land Lottery; apparently he transferred it to his brother Wellcome??)
5. ix. LAVINA REDD, b. Bet. 1794 - 1800, GA; d. Aft. 1860.
x. "GIRL" REDD, b. Bet. 1794 - 1804; d. Aft. 1820.
xi. "GIRL" REDD, b. Bet. 1804 - 1810; d. Aft. 1820.
Generation No. 2
2.BERRY2 REDD (WILLIAM1) was born Bet. 1790 - 1800 in SC or GA, and died Bet. 1834 - 1837 in Richmond Co GA.He married MARY "POLLY" MASON 1820 in Richmond Co GA.She was born Abt. 1805 in SC, and died Bet. 1850 - 1856 in Warren Co GA or Webster Co Iowa.
Notes for BERRY REDD:
Took part in the 1821 GA Land Lottery as resident of Richmond Co GA; listed in the 1830 Richmond Co GA census; listed in the 1833 & 1834 Richmond Co Ga tax digests.Article in the 1826 Augusta GA newspaper shows that Berry Red was in jail in Barnwell Co SC for harbouring a runaway slave.
1830 Richmond Co GA census
Berry Redd1m30-40 1f<5 2f5-10 1f15-20?? 1f30-40 (the female 15-20 appears to be marked out??)
Notes for MARY "POLLY" MASON:
NOTE:This is a THEORY.I have not found definite PROOF of the names of ANY of the children of Berry Redd & Mary "Polly" Mason.
Children of BERRY REDD and MARY MASON are:
i. LAURETTA "LAURA"3 REDD, b. Abt. 1822, GA; d. 03 January 1906, Richmond Co GA; m. (1) HORACE SMITH, 1840, Cass (now Bartow) Co GA; b. Abt. 1796, New Hampshire; d. 13 May 1853, Richmond Co GA; m. (2) WILLIAM H RICH, Abt. 1858; b. Abt. 1816, New York; d. 1877, Richmond Co GA.
Notes for LAURETTA "LAURA" REDD:
Census: 1850 Taliaferro Co GA; 1860-1900 Richmond Co GA
More About LAURETTA "LAURA" REDD:
Burial: Magnolia Cemetery, Augusta, Richmond Co GA
Notes for HORACE SMITH:
Tax digest: 1849 Warren Co GA; 1850-1851 Taliaferro Co GA;
1850 Taliaferro Co GA census listed as Horris Smith.
1852 Augusta City Census: Horace Smith: 1 male, 1 female, 1male 6-16, 1 female 6-16===4 total whites
Records of Magnolia Cemetery, Augusta, GA:Horris Smith, native of New Hampshire, age 54, died 13 May 1853
ii. "CHILD" REDD, b. 1828; d. 25 October 1828, Augusta, Richmond Co GA.
Notes for "CHILD" REDD:
Records for Magnolia Cemetery: Berre Red's child, age 9 months, died 25 Oct 1828
iii. AMELIA REDD, b. 1828, GA; d. 06 May 1895, Richmond Co GA; m. JOHN JOSEPH BISCHOFF, 1847, Greene Co GA; b. 1817, Baden, Germany; d. 1895, Richmond Co GA.
Notes for AMELIA REDD:
Census: 1850 Clarke Co GA; 1860-1870 Greene Co GA; 1880 Richmond Co GA
iv. CORNELIUS A REDD, b. Abt. 1832, GA; d. 27 July 1868, Richmond Co GA; m. SARAH T MCDADE, 1854, Richmond Co GA; b. Abt. 1836, Richmond Co GA; d. 1901, Richmond Co GA.
Notes for CORNELIUS A REDD:
The NEW YORK TIMES and several other northern newspapers reported in July 1868 that Cornelius A Redd of Augusta, GA had been murdered by the local police.
Census: 1850 Burke Co GA; 1860 ???; widow 1870, 1880, 1900 Richmond Co GA
v. HARRIETT A REDD, b. 07 April 1833, SC; d. July 1914, Greene Co GA; m. BARNABAS JONES, 03 September 1848, Taliaferro Co GA; b. Abt. 1826, Warren Co GA; d. 28 September 1864, Civil War (measles).
Notes for HARRIETT A REDD:
Census: 1850-1900 Taliaferro Co GA; 1910 Greene Co GA
More About HARRIETT A REDD:
Burial: Wisteria Cemetery, Union Point, Greene Co GA
vi. WILLIAM AUGUSTUS REDD, b. 15 May 1836, Richmond Co GA; d. 16 October 1911, Jenkins Co GA; m. NANCY ABBY BURKE, Abt. 1860; b. 08 November 1843, GA; d. 03 October 1909, Jenkins Co GA.
Notes for WILLIAM AUGUSTUS REDD:
Census: 1850 Richmond Co GA; 1860 Screven Co GA; 1870 ???, 1880 Jefferson Co GA; 1900 Burke Co GA
3.HOLLAND2 REDD (WILLIAM1) was born Abt. 1800, and died Bet. 1840 - 1843 in Burke Co GA.He married JANNET NUNEZ.She was born Abt. 1800, and died Aft. 1860.
Notes for HOLLAND REDD:
Seminole War 1817-1818 pvt, Milton's 1st regiment of Georgia Militia
Took part in the 1827 GA Land Lottery as resident of Burke Co GA;
Took part in the 1832 GA Land Lottery-granted 16 July 1838--340-11-4 Cherokee
Augusta Chronicle, 2 June 1840:Burke County, sheriff sells 100 acres oak & hickory land, adjoining Lewis Whitfield, HOLLAND RED, et al...to satisfy four executions in favor of Green B Red vs Barbary Red
Augusta Chronicle, 19 Oct 1843:Burke County, sheriff sells 76 acres adjoining Lewis Whitfield, et al...to satisfy James R Moore, administator of estate of Jacob Evans (dcd) vs JANNET RED.
In the 1830 Burke Co GA census, Holland Red is listed (1m20-30) followed by a list of "free persons of color" including four NUNES families; including Janet Nunes 1m<10 1f<10 1f24-35.
In 1840, Holland Red appears to have added a wife & four children to his home, including two born in the 1820's (stepchildren?)
In 1850, Jannet Red has James Nunez (25) in her home (her son?)
Burke Co GA deed (1847):Charles Nunis to my "beloved niece" Genet Red"my interest in the estate of Frances Galphin (dcd); two negroes: Ned (age 40) & (male) (age 35).Charles Nunis (b.1779SC) is listed as "mulatto" in the 1850 Burke Co GA census.
Child of HOLLAND REDD and JANNET NUNEZ is:
i. SARAH J3 REDD, b. Abt. 1840, Burke Co GA; d. Aft. 1900, Burke Co GA.
Notes for SARAH J REDD:
Not married.Where is she in the 1870 & 1880 census?
4.NOAH2 REDD (WILLIAM1) was born Bet. 1810 - 1814, and died Aft. 1840.He married MARY ??.She was born Abt. 1795, and died Aft. 1860.
Notes for NOAH REDD:
Took part in the 1832 GA Land Lottery as resident of Burke Co GA.
The 1840 census indicates that he has a wife, son (b.1830-1835), son (1835-1840) & daughter (1835-1840); plus two older females.
Is Mary Red (b.1795) listed in the 1850 & 1860 Burke Co GA census his widow?
I have William Augustus Redd (1838-1911) & Cornelius A Redd (1832-1868) as possible sons of Berry Redd; but they COULD be children of Noah Redd.
Children of NOAH REDD and MARY ?? are:
i. "BOY"3 REDD, b. Bet. 1830 - 1835.
ii. "BOY" REDD, b. Bet. 1835 - 1840.
iii. VIRGINIA REDD, b. Abt. 1836; d. Aft. 1860.
Notes for VIRGINIA REDD:
Not married
iv. ELIZABETH REDD, b. Abt. 1841; d. Aft. 1850.
5.LAVINA2 REDD (WILLIAM1) was born Bet. 1794 - 1800 in GA, and died Aft. 1860.She married ?? KNIGHT.He died Bet. 1840 - 1850.
Notes for LAVINA REDD:
Green B Redd (1808-1853) left a will in Richmond Co Ga naming nephew, Cornelius Redd, & niece Lethe Knight.In 1850, Cornelius Redd was living with Lavina Knight, who had a daughter Lethe Knight.So I assume Lavina Knight is Green B Redd's sister.
Census records indicate that Lavina's husband was probably Jesse Knight (need proof)
Children of LAVINA REDD and ?? KNIGHT are:
i. PRISCILLA J W3 KNIGHT, b. Abt. 1831, GA; d. Aft. 1850.
ii. LETHE A E KNIGHT, b. Abt. 1833, GA; d. Aft. 1853.
iii. ANN E KNIGHT, b. Abt. 1838, GA; d. Aft. 1850.
iv. JESSE G R KNIGHT, b. Abt. 1843.
More Replies:
was Wm Redd (b.1760's-d.1840's Burke Co GA) the son of Joseph Red (d.1783 SC)?
keith moody 9/28/14


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Testifying before the Senate Judiciary Committee, Attorney General John Ashcroft hailed the capture of Khalid Shaikh Mohammed as "a severe blow to al-Qaeda that could destabilize their terrorist network worldwide." Radiating similar optimism, FBI Director Robert Mueller called Mohammed's arrest "a significant blow to the leadership of the al-Qaeda network." And Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge spoke proudly about "the work we are doing to make America a safer home for us, for our children and for generations to come."
It was easy to get caught up in Ashcroft's confident declaration, "We are winning the war on terrorism." The only thing marring this celebratory, yet vigilant, spirit were remarks by the president himself. During a speech Tuesday to the American Medical Association, George W. Bush sounded a far more cautionary note when he declared that the struggle against terrorism is "a different kind of war than we're used to in America. It's a war that requires patience and focus. It's a war in which we will hunt down those who hate America, one person at a time."
With Osama bin Laden still eluding capture 18 months after the Sept. 11 attacks, it is, of course, realistic to temper the mood of triumph that surrounds Mohammed's arrest. No one expects victory parades.
But Tuesday's contrasting administration rhetoric about the war on terrorism underscores a problem that has whipsawed ordinary citizens for months. It was confusing to go from February's orange alert to March's we've-got-al-Qaeda-on-the-run assertions by Ashcroft and Mueller. Were we wrong to be frightened last month? Or are we misguided in feeling reassured now?
The truth is that we will re-enter the danger zone as soon as Bush authorizes an attack on Iraq. As Ridge told reporters Monday, "I think we can anticipate more noise in the system, more threats, because of a potential invasion." By mid-March, we will probably be back to familiar code-orange status with the predictable stockpiling of bottled water and flashlights. That's why the optimism expressed at the Senate hearing seems so jarringly at odds with the nervous uncertainty of America on the brink of war.
Former senator Gary Hart, who is considering joining the crowded Democratic presidential race, is a leading critic of America's failure to prepare adequately for renewed attacks on the home front. The co-author of a prescient pre-Sept. 11 report on the terrorist threat, Hart warned in an interview last week: "Don't go to war in the most volatile region in the world until you are prepared for the inevitable retaliatory attacks on this country. And we're not prepared."
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How is everyone doing on this lovely Sunday? For me here in Massachusetts it was yet another Snowy day spent inside. After I made myself some Vanilla Caramel Cream Iced Coffee and drank it in bed, me and Mama headed out to the grocery store to get some good eats (and drinks) for the day.
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Nothing like staying in bed just a liiiiittle longer to enjoy your morning coffee.
We started with a fruit & cheese board with spicy sausage nuggets, strawberries, blue cheese, blackberries, and pita chips. And to drink? Raspberry lemonade mimosas! (Aren't they so pretty!?)
One of my favorite pairings- Blue cheese, a strawberry slice, and honey atop a salty pita chip. I first saw it on Pinterest, click here to check it out–> http://thefoodcharlatan.com/2014/06/17/honey-drizzled-bleu-cheese-strawberry-bites/
Main Course- Homemade Mac N Cheese. Enough said, am I right? This recipe is my absolute favorite, how can you go wrong following a Martha Stewart recipe? Here is the link–> http://www.marthastewart.com/271998/perfect-macaroni-and-cheese?xsc=soc_pin_2014_1_21_Food_DinnerRecipes_D&crlt.pid=camp.zy8Z67vQk04A
When it says "perfect" it MEANS perfect! For a little extra goodness, we mixed our croutons with a little Boston Ale 😉
And for dessert? My all time favorite cake that my Mama makes (passed down from her mother.) Spice Cake with Penuche frosting. If you've never had Penuche frosting…you're going to need to look up a recipe and try it out….right now! Go!
As you can imagine, I am pretty full. But there's nothing like spending a Snowy day with nothing to do but chat and dance around in the kitchen and make some seriously good food. What's your favorite way to spend your Sunday?
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George Strait's "I Cross My Heart" from "Pure Country" was Scotty McCreery's choice. He initially wanted to sing "Everybody's Talkin' ", but he made a right decision as J.Lo admitted she is charmed by him and other male contestants in the competition. "Everybody wants us to be tough, but you guys are just so damn good!" she said, probably referring to the talks that girls offend the female contestants.
Casey Abrams went "Nature Boy" by Nat King Cole and got standing ovation from the judges. After his "good job", J.Lo compared him to Norah Jones. Randy declared Casey is one of "real true artists on the show" and sent a message, "I hope America gets this." Steve added, "You do what's in your heart...You are so good, man."
Haley Reinhart tried to get people's attention with Blondie's "Call Me" from "American Gigolo", but she failed. Though J.Lo said she wants the girls to stick around, she admitted, "It wasn't the best." Randy went more detail with his comment, "I didn't love the beginning of it...It wasn't a singer's song."
Next, Jacob Lusk sang "Like a Bridge Over Troubled Water" which was suggested by Jimmy Iovine. He managed to give J.Lo the chills, and got praise from Steven, "It's astounding to me how angelic you sing." Randy concluded, "Great job, very controlled."
James Durbin closed the night with "Heavy Metal". He was accompanied by Zakk Wylde on guitar. Steven said it was "outstanding," while J.Lo though "that felt really, really real." Randy gushed, "This is unbelievable, man...Tonight you did you."
Voting result for their performances will be revealed on Thursday, April 14 when another contestant will be sent home like Pia Toscano last week.


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Streaming video is huge in my academic library, so it's nice to see innovation and awards in the library/information community for this area. There is quite an esteemed list of previous Telly winners so congrats to Ingram.
NASHVILLE, TN – Ingram Content Group Inc., today announced that Vital Source Technologies, Inc. has been awarded two Telly Awards for their innovative work in educational video production. The prestigious Telly Award honors the finest video and film productions, outstanding cable TV commercials and programs and online commercials, video and films.
"The Telly Awards has a mission to honor the very best in film and video,†said Linda Day, Executive Director of the Telly Awards. "Vital Source's winning videos illustrate their creativity, skill, and dedication to their craft and serves as a testament to great film and video production.†Continue reading Ingram's Vital Source receives Telly awards for educational video production


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In allograft ACL reconstruction, tendons are taken from human donor rather than your own body (autograft ACL reconstruction). The primary advantage of allograft tissue is that there is no additional damage to the knee and stronger grafts can be used.
The most common allografts use the patellar tendon and Achilles tendon. The Achilles tendon is the strongest and largest tendon in the body. Allograft tissues are taken from tissue donors through tissue banks. The donors are people usually under 40 years of age, often who have died from an accident. The donors are screened by tissue banks and are tested for infectious diseases. Screening histories, blood tests and cultures are obtained during tissue processing. These screening procedures must be clear of infectious disease or the tissues are rejected by the tissue bank.
Risks of Disease from AllograftsThe risk of disease transmission through allografts while never non-existent is extremely small. Allografts are poor vectors for disease transmission. The graft tissue has no living cells. It is frozen and kept in a deep freezer until used. The fact that the tissue has only a few cells and no living cells makes the donor graft tissue a poor transmitter of living bacteria or viruses that are responsible for transmitting most diseases. Because this tissue has no living cells, it is not necessary to match the donor and recipient, nor is it necessary to give anti-rejection drugs.
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As the political temperature increases in the run-up to spring's general election, it will be interesting to see what happens to legal aid, its funding and development.
The Government's agenda was set out in the recent white paper. It includes radical changes in the delivery of the service, making it more structured and involving larger firms – though not exclusively so. Broadly speaking, if the Government's current proposals are implemented it would ensure that the majority of the budget remains in the hands of private practitioners for the foreseeable future, though some would go private. While some of the details may be unattractive, that fact is the one to fix on when considering alternatives.
And what are the alternatives? There is no real detail in what is proposed by either Labour or the Liberal Democrats. What has escaped into the public domain appears to indicate that they would move greater sums into the public sector than is currently the case. However, given all the parties' budget capping intentions, the implication is that less will be available for private practitioners. That again is a principal fact to focus on and to remember in the ensuing debate.
I recently spoke in Vancouver at the Commonwealth Law Conference on the issue of legal aid and its funding. A number of points became clear. The first was considerable envy at the size of our budget – it is many times the size of those available to other Commonwealth countries. Another was that, in all the countries, some change is inevitable.
The popular move appears to be to show interest in the public sector, rather than the private, as the vehicle to deliver legal services to individuals. The private sector is considered to be expensive as well as inefficient in delivering such services.
In Canada, and particularly in Quebec province, there is considerable reliance upon the public sector. Indeed, one speaker at the conference was of the view that only the public sector could deliver the kind of services needed at a price the taxpayer can afford.
The private sector in this country has been extremely fortunate, to date, in being the main beneficiary of the legal aid budget. And hopefully the Law Society will be aware of the risk of its present policy of fighting the Government to a standstill on its proposals while hoping that better things are around the corner.
It will be clear from what I have said that I do not believe we have the right policy. But what might be around the corner could be far worse for the practitioner in the High Street than anything that is currently proposed.
It is a difficult call to make but my choice would be to negotiate on what is presently on offer rather than hope for something better being on the table in, say, a year's time.
There are those who say that whatever deal is struck with this Government would be overturned by a different Government. I do not believe this. If a deal was struck with this Government and acted upon, it would be in no one's interest to see the outcome of that deal before seeking to overturn it and put something else in its place.
I only hope the new leadership at Chancery Lane is aware of the crucial nature of the decision that must now be made. If they get it wrong, the impact upon the private practitioner will be irreversible.


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That I put a lot of words on this profile.
You tell me, what did you notice?
Movies: In Bruges, Fight Club, Hot Fuzz, Warrior, Snatch, Donnie Darko, Requiem for a Dream, Friday the 13th, The Nightmare Before Christmas, Shaun of the Dead, Run Fatboy Run, Paul, The World's End, Warrior, Red Belt, The Salton Sea, Taken, Equilibrium, Pride and Glory, The Kingdom, Here comes the Boom, The World's End, Thank You for Smoking, 21 Jump Street, Hot Tub Time Machine, Horrible Bosses, Wreck-it Ralph, Saw, Law Abiding Citizen, Kick-Ass, Thor, Transformers, Guardians of the Galaxy, The Punisher: War Zone, Iron Man, Hulk, Marvel Movies, Batman: The Dark Knight, We Own the Night, 300, Watchmen, The Boondock Saints, Avatar, Planet of the Apes, Rise of the Planet of the Apes, The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo, The Girl Who Played With Fire and The Girl Who Kicked The Hornet's Nest (Swedish versions). Horror films or suspense movies, comic book movies and so many other movies.
Shows: UFC, Mets Baseball, Packers/Dolphins Football and Devils/Rangers Hockey; other than live sports I don't watch a lot of TV and I don't watch TV by myself, I catch up with Netflix and DVDs when I'm with friends.Vikings, Game of Thrones, Penn & Teller: Bullshit!, Cosmos, Archer, Orange is the new Black, It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia, Weeds, The Daily Show, 24, The Walking Dead, The Colbert Report, Family Guy, Root of all evil?, The Sarah Conner Chronicles, House, Blue Mountain State, The Simpsons, Prison Break, Married... with Children.
Comedians: Mitch Hedberg, George Carlin, Greg Giraldo, Lewis Black, Joe Rogan, Bill Burr, so many more. Any comedian in the movie or who tells the joke "The Aristocrats".
Games:The Elder Scrolls: Skyrim, Oblivion and Morrowind, Fallout 4, Fallout: New Vegas, Fallout 3, X-COM 2, Super Smash Bros., UFC Undisputed, Sid Meier's Civilization, Counter Strike: Source.
Podcasts: Penn's Sunday School, The Joe Rogan Experience, Dan Carlin's Hardcore History, Common Sense with Dan Carlin, Matt & Mattingly's Ice Cream Social, Bill Burr's Monday Morning Podcast, Star Talk with Neil Degrasse Tyson, Hello from the Magic Tavern, the Adventure Zone, Skeptics Guide to the Universe
Music: Rage Against The Machine, The Beastie Boys, Offspring, System of a Down, The Bloodhound Gang, Flogging Molly, Tool, Blink-182, Tom Morello, Scars on Broadway, Buckcherry, Immortal Technique, Wu-Tang Clan, AC/DC, Guns N' Roses, Finger Eleven, American Hi-Fi, One Day As A Lion, Ozzy Osbourne, The Rolling Stones, Aerosmith, The Roots, Inner Party System, The Bravery, Nine Inch Nails, Smashing Pumpkins, Mudvayne, Bowling For Soup, Korn, Linkin Park, Queen, Pink Floyd, Sublime, 311, Soundgarden, Shinedown, 3 Doors Down, Simple Plan, Yellowcard, t.A.T.u., Metallica, Ra, Alice in Chains, Foo Fighters, Drowning Pool, Trapt, Seether, Artic Monkeys, Disturbed, AFI, Prodigy, Sum 41, The Arcade Fire, Kings Of Leon, The Raconteurs, Kerli, Jewel, Three Days Grace, Green Day, Weezer, Taking Back Sunday, Audioslave, Avenged Sevenfold, Beck, Blue October, Coldplay, A Fine Frenzy, Nirvana, P.O.D., Stone Temple Pilots, Puddle of Mudd, Honey, Honey, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Van Halen, Willie Nelson, Coheed and Cambria, Meatloaf, My Morning Jacket, Love and Rockets, MGMT, Kraftwerk, Vampire Weekend, Verve, Death Cab for Cutie, Flyleaf, The New Pornographers, Silversun Pickups, Sonic Youth, Yeva, Man Man, Kate Nash, Slightly Stupid, Black Lips, Chiodos, My Chemical Romance, A Tribe Called Quest, KRS-One, Last Emperor, DJ Shadow, DJ Mehdi, MSTRKRFT, Justice, Girl Talk, Felix Da Housecat, Paul van Dyke, Serj Tankian, Cypress Hill, Scroobius Pip, Everlast, all kinds of rock music, some hip-hop, this list can go on forever.
I have seen more than two thirds of this list live. Most of the bands that I haven't seen I've seen their side project, part of the band or the surviving members perform.
Food: American, Polish, German, Italian, Mexican and Spanish foods. Spicy foods, Peanut Butter, Cheddar, Mac' N' Cheese, Creamed Spinach, Steak/Burgers(rare/bloody), Pierogi, Kielbasa, Sauerbraten, Steak tar-tar, all pasta, tacos, rice & beans, hot sauce, etc
OKCupid related :
How people from far away arrived at my page?
How people could believe the Sun is smaller than the Earth?
What would it be like to have a civil discussion with someone with a very high enemy percentage?
Is it as horrible for women on this site as some of your profiles make it seem?
I'm an open book, I'll talk about anything.
But here are some random things I'll admit on the internet.
I thought Buffalo and Chicago were states when I was 4ish.
I waited 'til I was 21 to drink, I wasn't sure I ever would. I then discovered what 151 was and that I have a high tolerance. Now I only drink occasionally.
I can dream lucidly; it's still mostly about being a superhero, sometimes villain, or being in a post apocalyptic/zombie universe or whatever awesome book/movie universe I'm currently into, though occasionally it's talking to dead relatives or working out problems that arise in life.
You're not afraid to say "hi!" first.


text: NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Yahoo! ( YHOO) announced it would be buying back two-thirds of hedge fund Third Point's stake in the Internet giant, spending $1.2 billion to do so. Third Point, which was instrumental in getting Marissa Mayer to take the CEO job at Yahoo!, will now own approximately 20 million shares in the company, or less than 2% of the outstanding stock. In conjunction with this move, three directors which Third Point's Daniel Loeb was instrumental in appointing to Yahoo!'s board -- Loeb himself, Harry J. Wilson, and Michael J. Wolf -- will resign from the board on July 31. Max Levchin, who was appointed as a director upon mutual agreement between Third Point and the board, will remain. Third Point could not be immediately reached for comment on this story. Following the buyback, Yahoo! will have $700 million under a previously announced $5 billion buyback plan that was introduced last year. Last week, Yahoo! reported second-quarter earnings that beat Wall Street earnings estimates. "Daniel Loeb had the vision to see Yahoo! for its immense potential -- the potential to return to greatness as a company and the potential to deliver significant shareholder value," CEO Mayer said in a statement regarding the transaction. "On behalf of the Board and our entire team, I'd like to take this opportunity to personally thank Dan, Michael, and Harry for the tremendous opportunities they created here at Yahoo!. They have been incredibly supportive as we have built our executive staff and developed our strategy, and they have helped position Yahoo! for future success. While there's still a lot of work ahead, they've given us a great foundation." In the release, Loeb noted that Yahoo!'s share price has nearly doubled since Mayer took over the top spot in Sunnyvale, Calif., and he continues to support Mayer's vision for the company. "I'm confident that with Marissa at the helm and her team's focus on innovation and engaging users, Yahoo! has a bright future," Loeb said. Loeb is currently embroiled in a battle with another technology company. The activist investor is currently having ongoing discussions with Sony ( SNE) on how to enhance shareholder value. One option involves spinning off Sony's entertainment business, which Loeb has said previously he would be willing to back stop in an initial public offering. Following the announcement, shares of Yahoo! dropped sharply, falling 3.6% to $28.07. -- Written by Chris Ciaccia in New York >Contact by Email. Follow @Chris_Ciaccia


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During last night's Billboard Music Awards, singer Miguel jumped from one small stage to another. He did the jump over the "the pit," where a section of the audience was sitting. Unfortunately Miguel did not clear the pit and took out two female fans, including landing what looks like a leg drop on one of them. Once this happened, social media started to cover it, and many WWE comparisons were used. So many that Rey Mysterio's name started to trend on Twitter during the Extreme Rules PPV.
There is a video, with Jim Ross "calling the action," added in, which you can check out below…
Here is the "real" Hulk Hogan leg drop:
Hulk Hogan is quite a high flier
Well he wasn't always an old man. And it was his finisher.
What the fuck ?
jim ross commentary added to that is f n funny
Sure as h3ll beats Todd Kenely & Taz…
Slow news day??
Geesh, no wonder he has required the surgeries lately, my hip and leg hurt just watching how many times he landed the leg drop…….got some air under several of those, as well. Maybe something of average height and weight like myself, it may not seem like a crazy amount of stress on the body, but he isn't exactly average height and weight…..sooo….


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Rhynchoglossum species
Photo by Ron
Grown at Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh
While the plant in the public planting at the RBGE had no label, it seems likely that this is R. notonianum. The whole planting can be seen here. Another bed of Rhynchoglossum, grown outside in Florida, illustrates the garden potential of this genus in sub-tropical locales.


text: In case you were wondering what the old "Beverly Hills, 90210″ gang is up to, Jason Priestly posted this Twitpic of his Kelly Taylor sandwich. "With my old friends at our Old Navy shoot …" he tweeted, without the slightest acknowledgement of Luke Perry's untoward hand placement. Well, I guess Jennie Garth is single now. Those two can play cup the boob if they want to. But how awkward for Jason.


text: http://www.guardian.co.uk/international/story/0,3604,1064685,00.html Rejected Australian sheep bound for atoll David Fickling in Sydney Friday October 17, 2003 The Guardian An isolated coral atoll in the Indian Ocean will be the destination of 52,000 Australian sheep stranded in the Gulf for two months. The Cormo Express set sail from Kuwait yesterday bound for the Cocos Islands, a ring of 27 islands 1,680 miles north of Perth with a population of just 640 and owned by Australia. The boat left after weeks of deadlock sparked off by Saudi Arabia's refusal to allow the animals into the country. Quarantine inspectors said they had found unacceptably high levels of scabby mouth disease, but the claim was contested by the Australian-registered vet on board the Cormo. The islands are serviced by a single flight a week from Perth. A third of the population works for the Australian government. Ethnic Malays, who make up the remainder, farm coconuts, ostrich and alpacas. West Island in the archipelago has a £3m quarantine station, but it will be unable to support the number of sheep and the Cormo Express will anchor six miles offshore. Robert Thorn, an islander, attacked the proposals. "I think it's ridiculous really. This place isn't designed to cater for that many sheep," he said. "The ship's going to be almost as long and tall as some of the islands here. It's going to be 50,000 animals out there crapping into the sea for 21 days, carcasses being thrown overboard." The argument over the animals' final destination is unlikely to end on Cocos. The government wants to send them to slaughter in an abattoir on the mainland after an inspection period in the islands, but faces a backbench revolt over the plans. More than a dozen government MPs have complained to the prime minister, John Howard, saying that the sheep could jeopardise Australia's disease-free status. Special reports Animal rights Hunting Foot and mouth disease BSE crisis What's wrong with our food? -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.envirolink.org/pipermail/ar-news/attachments/20031018/1c443d38/attachment.html


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Welcome to Provender House, a five-bedroom villa perched above the pink and white sands of Windermere Beach on exclusive Windermere Island. Provender is the secret hideaway where Prince Charles and Lady Diana spent their honeymoon in 1981. Privacy and seclusion guaranteed. It is rare to see another person's footprints in the sand.
All the main living and sleeping areas have wonderful views of the ocean, with glass sliding doors opening wide onto balconies and sun porches. No better beach and ocean view is to be found anywhere in the Bahamas. The Windermere Club, with tennis courts and swimming pool, is a five-minute walk from the house. Club membership is included with the rental.
The heart of the house is an open-plan living room and dining area, with a pretty Italian tiled floor throughout. Glass doors slide wide open onto balconies and a porch overlooking the beach. Ceiling fans and sea breezes ensure the air conditioners in every room are rarely needed. The kitchen is fully equipped. The five bedrooms can accommodate nine people, comprising two king bedrooms, two twin-bedded rooms (which can be converted to kings), and one single-bed room. All bedrooms have a full en-suite bathroom. All bedrooms but the single have views of the beach. The sound of the sea will lull you to sleep at night. An extra camp bed can be provided for a child, to allow a party of ten to use the house.
There are balconies and a porch with loungers overlooking the ocean and a wooden sun porch at the back, a perfect place to barbecue your catch of the day! (Barbecue provided.) Steps lead down directly from the house to the beach.
The nearby Club at Windermere (five minutes walk) has a swimming pool and tennis courts available all year round, and a bar and restaurant open November to May. Membership of the Club is included in the rental. As well as the spectacular Atlantic beach below the house, there is also a more secluded beach cove nearby (five minutes by car) with warm shallow waters, ideal for small children.
The nearest supermarkets are 20/30 minutes drive away, as are a good selection of restaurants, some in the local simple style, others offering a high standard of cuisine. A cook and/or babysitter are available if required. A daily four-hour maid service is included in the rental. The caretaker is very helpful in organizing fishing and boating trips, etc.
Provender comes equipped with two kayaks, a windsurfer (for adult or child), and bicycles. There is an outdoor shower for rinsing off the salt and sand after a day on the beach. Other amenities include air conditioning, a landline telephone (phone cards can be purchased for long-distance outgoing calls), broadband wifi, satellite TV and daily housekeeping (except Sundays and holidays). A yoga teacher and beauty therapist will make house calls.
Windermere Island is for the exclusive use of the owners and renters of the small number of villas situated on it. It has long been the favoured destination of those seeking peace and privacy (the British Royal Family amongst them). Eleuthera itself is one of the outlying "family islands" of the Bahamas, famed for its unspoilt, uncrowded beaches with pink sand and clear turquoise waters. The pace of life is leisurely, guaranteed to be an antidote to the stresses of modern day living.
Eleuthera is a prime location for the sport of bone fishing and the exceptionally clear waters are perfect for snorkeling and scuba diving on the nearby reefs. The adjacent Harbour Island (ninety minutes by car and water taxi), popular with film and rock stars, is famed for its pretty colonial-style buildings – well worth a day's visit.
Places to visit on Eleuthera itself include the spectacular Glass Window Bridge, the Hatchet Bay Caves, the Rock Sound ocean hole, and Preacher's Cave. The brightly painted houses of the local 'settlements' echo all the colours of the island.
Provender House on Windermere Island is simply the best vacation we have all had. Perfect layout for a vacation house. For the entire week we were there we only say 2 people walk by. Very safe, Pink Sand Beach for as far as you can see in both directions. Warm waters with waves you can surf and body surf on. Wish we had brought our surfboards. Calm during low tide and then nice waves at high tide. Clean beach as well, no seaweed or jelly fish to deal with. Can't say enough good things about this place. Matthew Simon was awesome to work with and gave us all great tips. Will be back next year!
Being better than expected was difficult given the lofty expectations before arriving...However, that is precisely what happened. Every aspect of this trip to Provender House created the absolute best trip our family has ever taken. I can't say enough about the beautiful accommodation and location. If you are looking for your own slice of paradise away from throngs of people, this is the perfect choice. We began every day on the exquisite deck overlooking the beach and ended every evening on it. The house is set up perfectly for a beach getaway. I was skeptical after reading the review about barely seeing anyone while visiting in July. I believe we saw 4 people in seven days on a 2 mile stretch of beach. This was exactly what we were looking for. The reefs in the water made for incredible snorkeling and spear fishing for our 16 year old son and his best friend. The safety, freedom, clubhouse and private location (and wifi in the house) made for the perfect getaway for our 14 year old daughter and her best friend. The 100 foot walk to the beach made it perfect for my wife and I. William, the caretaker was the most gracious, hospitable person I have ever encountered. He and his wife, Bobbette, made sure that everything we needed was provided as it related to the house. Matt Simon was such a wealth of knowledge of Eleuthera and provided us very valuable information in advance of our first trip to Eleuthera and Windermere Island. I want the owner of this property to know how much we enjoyed our stay and that Provender House is such a precious gem on a perfect stretch of white/pink sand beach. It has truly created memories that we will cherish for a lifetime. Without a doubt, our family will be looking to travel back to Provender House each summer for the foreseeable future.
After reading the other reviews, I'm afraid I'm going to sound repetitive. But I think it bears repeating. I booked Provender House for a group of nine high school friends celebrating our (well, I won't reveal our age) birthdays. Everything was wonderful. The house was beautiful and had all things needed for a fun and relaxing vacation. The pink sand beach lined with gorgeous homes was the prettiest I've ever seen (and I've been to a lot of beaches). The beach is about 5 miles long and we loved doing our daily walks on it. We rarely saw anyone else and so it felt like we had this strip of paradise all to ourselves. The living space and dining area was perfect for our group. Lots of seating and tables for games, puzzles, conversations and several dinners. And this is rare to say about a rental, but all commented that the beds were incredibly comfortable. William and Bobbett, the caretakers and Mahalia, the housekeeper took such great care of us. Anything we needed was immediately provided. We hired Bobbett to cook a traditional "island meal" for us and I highly recommend doing this! So delicious, especially her peas with rice and mac and cheese!! Besides lounging on the beach and long walks, some of the highlights of our trip were lunch at Sunset Grill (great "grouper fingers"), BBQ at Pascal's, picnic on Ten Cove Beach, day at Harbour Island (fun touring in golf carts), crossing the Glass Window Bridge, dinners at Tippy's, and excellent snorkeling at Twin Cove Beach. We also enjoyed the Windermere Island Club, the kayaks and bikes provided with the house. And I cannot end this review with a special thanks to our realtor, Matt Simon. To say he was "helpful" throughout the process of booking the house all the way through our check-in and stay would be somewhat of an understatement. None of us had ever been to Eleuthera and he provided all the information and resources we needed for a great vacation. Matt knows Eleuthera! (I nicknamed him
"Mr. Eleuthera") I look forward to working with him again on another trip. Trust me, I will be back!!
Stepping into Provender and looking out to the ocean, we instantly relaxed and stayed that way the whole week. We found the house and grounds to be exactly as described. The house was bright, clean, and comfortable. Even the beds were comfortable, which is rare for me to say. The kitchen was stocked with everything we could need. The staff at the house was so kind and helpful. From directing us to a local restaurant to eat on the first night, to hooking us up with fresh seafood for a feast on our last night, they made sure we were well taken care of! We visited a lot of the island, all the way up to Harbour Island and down to Lighthouse Beach (our favorite!), but we most enjoyed being at the house. On the island, you will not find a lot of tourists, or crowds, but you will find a lot of nice people and some of the most breathtaking (and empty or near-empty if you visit in winter) beaches anywhere. We can't wait to go back to Eleuthera, and Provender!
Provender , which appears to have been substantially fixed up very recently--brand new living room furniture, four renovated bathrooms with brand new fixtures, etc. gets five stars. The house is in a perfect location with the Windermere Club --with restaurant, bar, gorgeous sound and ocean views and a pool-- virtually next door , an unparalleled 3 mile empty ocean beach steps out the door, and a warm lagoon -just perfect for our French picnic from Banks Road Deli- within walking and biking distance. The house has 5 nice bicycles, boogie boards, NICE snorkeling equipment, kayaks and even a wind surfer for guests to use!
If you are interested in very challenging DIY bonefishing without a guide from shore, something Eleuthera is world famous for, the HUGE walkable flats in back of the house are world class. Hard to imagine anything could beat the access provided by this rental.
Windermere is close to a real grocery store --in Rock Sound-- which is also a plus.We had take out from Sammy's in Rock Sound and it was the best take out we've had on the island. The fresh customizable wait-as -you -watch conch salad in Tarpum Bay was beyond description and a very healthy substantial meal. Shantziis in Tarpum Bay was also very good and very close. While you wait for your takeaway, try her bar rum drinks, some original.
We've been to Eleuthera probably 15 times and it still gets TEN stars. And its even getting better. For some reason the internet worked well the whole time, there was plenty of water and good water pressure, and we only lost electric for ten minutes twice. And it's suddenly very clean. But what makes it the best is how quiet and untouristed it is, so I don't know why I am writing a review for the whole world to see! Matt Simon gets tens stars as well; there aren't many outfits like his and there aren't many people like him. Classic "available, affable, and able". I have been so impressed with him that four of us made a special trip up to Govenor's Harbour because we wanted to meet him.
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Javier Mascherano wary of Manchester City striker Sergio Aguero
Barcelona defender Javier Mascherano believes that Sergio Aguero will be a key player for Manchester City on Wednesday.
Last Updated: 11/03/14 4:23pm
The Spanish champions lead the last-16 tie 2-0 from the first leg played at the Etihad Stadium three weeks ago - and are favourites to go through to the quarter-finals.
Aguero is likely to start for City at Camp Nou, having recovered from his hamstring injury that forced him to miss the first leg in Manchester.
Mascherano, who is Aguero's Argentina international team-mate, has admitted that Barcelona need to keep the 25-year-old in check to avoid an upset.
"I think we are going to see Man City go all out to attack," he told reporters at a press conference on Tuesday.
"That is the way they normally play and with the result they'll need to do that more than ever.
"Sergio is someone I know well and for me is one of the five best strikers in the world.
"Given space he is the type of player who can destroy you so we have to ensure he doesn't get that space and doesn't feel comfortable."
Mascherano has also played down Barcelona's recent dip in form that has seen the Blaugrana suffer three defeats in their last six La Liga games, leaving themselves four points behind leaders Real Madrid in third place.
"At the beginning of the season you do think about how the months ahead are going to go and your dream is to be in a situation like this fighting in three competitions," said the 29-year-old.
"It is March now, there are still about two months of the season left and we have a great chance of achieving great things.
"Wait until we are dead to kill us, but we are not dead yet."


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This ancient civilization that still exists today in the South of Chile has gone through a difficult history, continually facing opposition, but they have remained free and independent. The name Mapuche literally means people of the earth.
They have a proud history in asserting their independence. The Mapuche people lived in the fertile valleys of Southern Chile at the time of the Spanish arrival. They lived in small groups with a culture based mainly on hunting and gathering. Toiling on the land was not necessary for many, and what work there was was evenly divided among the sexes. Their division among family clans was both their saving grace and their downfall. As they remained divided and separated from other civilizations, they were unable to develop further, like the neighboring Inca culture. However, it was this very division that made it impossible for the Spanish to destroy their culture in one blow the way they had done previously in Peru. Each time the Spanish put down a Mapuche uprising another would come out from the woods and attack. The conflict between the Spaniards and the Mapuche lasted for some 300 years, and is known as the Arauco War.
They were able to resist the Spanish conquest for years adapting their techniques and using their vast numbers to combat the enemy. They were also noted for their horseback riding, a skill of course that was only learned after the arrival of the Spanish with their horses. The Spaniards were never able to maintain any hold South of the Bío Bío River.
After Chile declared its independence from Spain more and more settlers came and took over Mapuche lands. The Mapuche finally signed an agreement to co-exist with the new Chilean government and have their lands incorporated after much military pressure and diplomatic discussion.
The People
The Mapuche generally live in the Southern end of Chile, around Temuco and there are still a few across the mountains in Argentina as well. Currently they make up approximately 4% of the Chilean population, although many Chileans have at least some Mapuche or Ayamara in them. Many continue to live within their own communities somewhat separate from the rest of Chileans. While most Chileans are proud of the history of the brave Mapuche warriors fighting off the Spanish conquistadors, tensions exist between the two cultures today. A number of Mapuche have integrated into the rest of Chilean culture, moving to larger cities to find a better economic situation.
One of the most fascinating figures in Mapuche culture is the Machi. She is often described as a good witch, but in truth her role is that of a spiritual healer within the Mapuche community. Healing ceremonies are private affairs and outsiders of the community are very rarely able to view the process. The Machi has an extensive knowledge of medicinal herbs. Her training comes from an apprenticeship with an older Machi would guides the younger woman into the rights of weather prediction, dream interpretation, warding off evil and curing illnesses.
Mapuche Art
They are known for their beautiful metal work, especially jewelry such as their head dresses and necklaces. The influence of the silver coin from the Spaniards had a major affect on their craftsmanship.
When a member of the Mapuche dies, a wooden carving known and a chemamull is placed to mark the grave site. Each carving in unique and can either be male or female. The statues are generally over 2 meters in height.
Mapuche Language
The Mapuche people speak the language Mapundungu. At the time of the Spanish arrival there was no written record of the Mapundungu language, so the Latin alphabet has been applied to the spoken language and there are some spelling discriminations. Only 20,000 people still regularly speak the language, as many Mapuche are bilingual and it is very uncommon for other Chileans to learn the language. About double that number are able to speak Mapundungu, with almost all of the speakers living in the South of Chile. There are several Mapundungu influences in Chilean Spanish and several cities and other locations have Mapuche names. The language appears to be isolated, with little in common with surrounding languages such as Quechua. There are two main dialects of Mapuche spoken today.
Mapuche Music
Below is a video I took of someone selling Mapuche musical instruments at the City Council Market in the center of Temuco. You will hear the name of each instrument before he plays them.
Mapuche Legends
The football team Colo Colo, one of the most popular in the country, is named after a legendary Mapuche animal that has different forms depending on who you talk to, with body parts of a snake, rooster, and rat and cries like a newborn child.
The Peuchen is a figured feared by many Mapuche. It is able to shift its form instantly and become any animal. It has the ability to petrify its victims and suck the blood from humans and animals alike.
Like most ancient cultures, the Mapuche have their own version of the great flood. They speak of two serpents, one the keeper of land and the other of water. When the water serpent Kai Kai tried to take over the land from his enemy, the serpent Tren Tren, the other snake protected the people by bringing them to the mountains. Once the water subsided the people were able to return to the valleys and repopulate the earth.
The first two humans in Mapuche mythology are Lituche and Domo. Domo, the first female was created from a star and the flowers and grass grew so that she could walk upon softer ground.
Today they continue to have a political struggle with the Chilean government to maintain their own land. Many now live in impoverished conditions due to the loss of their land. Many Mapuche also have the internal struggle of maintaining the rituals and traditions of their ancient culture in an ever-changing world with greater influences from the outside world.
There is a museum dedicated only to Mapuche artifacts just outside of Cañete, south of Concepción near Lago Lanalhue Contulmo. The museum displays a wide collection of intricate silver jewelry, textiles, ceramics, weapons and more. There is also an example of a ruca, or traditional Mapuche home made of wood and straw and often circular in shape.
Several other Chilean museums also dedicate portions to Mapuche artifacts. You can also find modern Mapuche products in the street fairs throughout the Southern half of the country.
Unlike the floating islands of Lake Titicaca where the locals have preserved their way of life and market it as a tourist attraction, living on display and sharing their ancient customs, the Mapuche generally remain very closed. While you should have no problem finding Mapuche products and crafts while travelling here getting an up close personal look at the Mapuche way of life is a rare experience for most tourists.
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From: Donna Cooper <>
Subject: [MOBARRY] New
Date: Mon, 6 Dec 2010 19:52:15 -0800 (PST)
Good evening, this new data were added to St. Peter and St. Paul Cemetery from
work that Phyllis Long and Frank Hatton did on it. I have the photos that Jim
Pierce did but haven't started putting them on the pages yet.
HAGEDORN, Helena E. (RUSKOSKI)
HAGEDORN, John Ambrose
HAGEDORN, John A.
HURLBUT, Cathryn Ann
HURLBUT, Loretta J. DOMBROSKI)
JAGELSKI, Mary
JAGELSKI, Valentine "Valenty"
JARZEMBEK, John
JARZEMBEK, John H.
JA(R)ZEMBEK, Josephine (ZEBERT)
JA(R)ZEMBEK, Marie
JARZ(EM)BEK, Maryanny (CENDROSKI)
JARZEMBEK, Rosa
JASTER, Antone P.
JASTER, Apolunis (BELKA) (STETNER)
JASTER, Clarence M.
JASTER, Edmond T.
JASTER, Elmer A.
JASTER, Helen K. (DOMBROSKI)
JASTER, John J.
JASTER, Joseph
JASTER, Larry J.
JASTER, Peter
JASTER, Mary (STEPONSKI)
JASTER, Rose (CENDROSKI)
JASTER, Stephen
JAZULSKI, Walter
JERECZEK, Jerome V.
JUNKER, Kaszmirza
JUNKER, Rosalia (ANKEWICZ)
Thanks to Phyllis and Frank researchers will have more resources now for these
names. Phyllis' work includes census, marriages, Social Security data, death
certificates and obits.
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It looks like we've come to full stop on the posts, huh?
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I was messing with the forums today to try to set up an area to start posting stories.
If someone with better forum editing skills could set it up I think it might work. Otherwise, I think we will have to use the blog feature.Read more >
After reading THE GRINDING entry and hearing that it was based on real events, I had to know more.
We were looking for sounds that would be a good addition for the post and there were MANY, MANY links to events like this. It really gave me the creeps.
It seems like it's a very common thing all over the globe.
I've read everything from Haarp to thunder bouncing in the atmosphere to earthquake reverb to UFOs. Very wild stuff...and something I don't really care to experience myself! :)
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It sounds like two separate monsters have been described. One possessing a person to make them kill. The others only described as faceless. But I am thinking they might be the same, perhaps only one creature?
I have been looking to folklore for inspiration this is what I found.
Japan has a few faceless creatures. One is the Noppera-bo. Relatively harmless. They are used to warn people. They wipe their faces off to scare people.
But one, not from Japan, got me excited. The Allu. The allu are off springs of a succubus and a human male. They are faceless and love to destroy things. They are mainly after their father's soul. No mention of what happens if they do not get it.
This sounds like a good basis for our faceless ones, or perhaps something …
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The last couple of days have been very hectic. Kind of having a very busy schedule at office. Lot of work has come in. The last week of October, and the first week of November were relatively free, since it was a vacation season kind in India, with lot of festivals etc. Now, all that work that had piled up has come in, kind of with interest! So, now it back to some serious business. But its good, and I think, one should be always busy and occupied.
Its the annual appraisal time in our company and lot of buzz about it around. The entire appraisal exercise goes for around 1.5 months to around 2 months org wide. Its a major and important activity, now that performance is the key!
In other news, my wife's was supposed to travel to the US in the first week of November, but her trip got postponed couple of times,
and now she is finally travelling on Saturday (later today) (See update below!). So all the packing etc is done. She would be reaching Houston on Sunday (afternoon). Things should go on smoother this time around.
Update: Its postponed again at the last moment. Again. :)
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COLOMBO: South Africa were 104-4 at tea in their second innings on the fifth and final day of the series-deciding second Test against Sri Lanka on Monday.
Skipper Hashim Amla was batting on 24 with Faf du Plessis on six.
South Africa, chasing a target of 369, require 265 more runs with six wickets in hand. The Proteas lead the two-Test series 1-0 after winning the opener in Galle by 153 runs.


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Recap - Toledo Defeats Coppin State 85-66
Toledo got 22 points from Rian Pearson en route to an 85-66 victory over Coppin State on Saturday at Savage Arena.
Julius Brown had 18 points for Toledo and Justin Drummond chipped in with 13 points. Julius Brown had 7 assists for them, while Jordan Lauf was the team's top rebounder, grabbing 10 boards.
Coppin State got 15 points from Andre Armstrong in a losing cause and another 11 points from Arnold Fripp. Daquan Brickhouse contributed 3 assists for them, while Arnold Fripp had 5 rebounds.
First-half bettors who backed Toledo were victorious, as the score was 44-24 at the break.
Toledo had a 47-25 advantage in the rebounding department as they won the battle in the paint.