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Posted: Fri Sep 13, 2013 3:06 pm
Post subject: Week 2 Gameday Thread: Rams vs. Falcons
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First off, props to Falcons mod
for entering his first season as Falcons forum moderator. Just like me, he spearheaded the GDT's and ascended to mod status. Welcome to the GDT club!
Last week, at Ramsfan28's computer
RF28: Hmmm...do I start Kyle Rudolph, or Jared Cook? I really should rep my team, Cook it is.
The Day After
Gameday Meal
Braised Collard Greens
1 Bunch Collard Greens
2 Onions, sliced into thin strips
3 cloves garlic, minced
1/4lb Bacon, cut into planks
4C chicken stock
1C Apple Cider Vinegar
1/8C Franks Red Hot
1. Usually your collards will already be washed, but give them another rinse just in case. They wilt down a lot, but sometimes I rip them in half just to avoid getting gigantic pieces. Also, it helps them fit into a pot easier.
2. Add the bacon to a pot with very little oil (just enough to prevent it from sticking to the pot). Render out the fat on high heat, cook them til golden brown. Once cooked, take the pot off the heat. Remove the bacon, while leaving the fat in the pot. Let it cool down for a couple of minutes.
3. Add in the onions. Cook until brown and tender. Once cooked, add in garlic, cook for 1 minute.
4. Once your pot is nice and aromatic, add in the greens. Let them wilt down. What you're doing here is layering the greens in your bacon fat, which is now infused with garlic and onion flavor. The greens are going to release a lot of water. Stir them constantly, as this will spread out the flavor while preventing the bottom of your pot from burning.
5. Once the water starts evaporating, add in the vinegar. Deglaze the pan, stir the greens.
6. Add in the chicken stock and the Franks. Reduce heat to a simmer, cook for 30 minutes. Taste the greens, make sure they are soft and tender. Low and slow is the key here. Too much heat and they'll begin to steam, not enough heat and obviously they won't cook.
And now the story of two Missouri teams that are 1-0
The story takes place in a coffee shop
....absolutely not!
The story takes place in a Golden Corral
Reid: Much better!
Fisher: So, Andy, why did you call this meeting?
Reid: Well, I figured it's really cool how we were formerly coaches of franchises where we wore out our welcome, and now we've moved on and for the first time in ages this state has two teams that won on the opening weekend!
Fisher: Yeah, we're doing big things here Andy.
Reid: Speaking of big...I'm getting some more fried chicken!
Fisher: So what did you have in mind with this meeting?
Reid: Well, we both play against the Franchises that turned us away this coming season. After I get done bashing in the Cowboys, I face my old Eagles. And you...you have to face off against your beloved Titans franchise.
Fisher: Why, yes...yes we do.
Reid: Time for vengeance!
Fisher: Vengeance? For what? Sometimes you gotta move on, ya know?
Reid: Yes, and so did we. That being said, we must hit em' where it hurts!
Fisher: On the field?
Reid: NO! We must pull off the coolest pranks of all time! I've hired a professional.
Fisher: Who might that be?
Ochocinco: OCHOOOOO CCCCIIIIINNNNNCCCCOOOOOOO!!!!!
Fisher: Argh...this guy has been out of the league all this time, and now you're bringing him back in as a prankster?
Reid: You watched Hard Knocks, right? Guy is a genius!
Fisher: No...he's an attention whore.
Ochocinco: Yo, where the cameras at?
Meanwhile, in New England
Amendola: OW! My leg!!!
Back in Philadelphia
Ocho: Okay, so here's how this is going to work. Coach Shamu of the Eagles REALLY likes Twinkies. He's going to walk out that office, and when he does he's going to see Twinkies...not realizing they're in a bear trap!
Reid: ....Chad...I'm right here. And I'm no longer the coach of the Eagles.
Fisher: Yes, moron, Chip Kelly is their new coach. Please don't tell me that was your plan!
Ocho: Oh....wait! I got a backup!
10 minutes later
Kid: Hi! I'm a good football prospect! I run a 4-4 forty! I was thinking about going to USC, but if ONLY there were some other incentives to convince me....say...maybe a little cash?
Fisher: ....this isn't going to work either. Chip can now PAY his guys and get away with it. Good lord, this guy is worth-
Fisher: Urban Meyer, is that you?
Meyer: Don't go to USC! You'll regret it!!!!
Now, in Tennessee
Fisher: ...and....now what are we doing?
Ocho: So, check it out...I painted endzones EVERYWHERE around where Jake Locker is standing, so now he can't vacate where he's at!
Locker: HELP!!!
Ocho: And on top of that, the only way he can get out is by tossing the football at a target 10 feet in front of him!
Locker: The ball keeps going over its' head! Why don't you jump up and grab it you stupid target!
Ocho: Hey, Jeff, didn't you draft him?
Fisher: ....yes....yes I did. Anyway we can record this? I want to watch it after I get done looking over the game film.
Game Prediction
Rams: 17
Falcons: 24
I think the Falcons come out with heat after their loss to the Saints last week. Very tough game against a very tough team. Not sure why, but it seems like the Rams always struggle with the Falcons in a close game. Defense will play tough as always, and the offense will keep it exciting. I feel the only thing keeping them from beating teams like Atlanta is fixing the dumb mistakes. Perhaps that will change down the road, but I don't think we're going to see a complete overhaul in the matter of a week.
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Bravo ramsfan28..
I think it'll be a good game. I see Steven Jackson having a good day Sunday. I feel like every time a player faces his old team, they seem to play much much better.
I do think we can win this.. However I don't see it happening. I see the score being something like 31-27. Something a bit high scoring but close.
Chris long is questionable and if he's out it could really hurt us I think.
If they find a way to bottle up cook, I hope that just means others will step up and have great games. I can definitly see that happening.
I'm mostly nervous about Julio Jones.. And Steven. And Ryan. And Tony..... And roddy lol
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Roddy is going to play, but he's banged up. He probably won't be fully healthy for another month or so. I wouldn't expect to see him on the field for more than 15-30 snaps.
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Roddy is going to play, but he's banged up. He probably won't be fully healthy for another month or so. I wouldn't expect to see him on the field for more than 15-30 snaps.
Yeah Julio and Tony G are the 2 that scare me the most. We struggled with Fitz last week, whom an elite receiver, however he has no where near the athleticism Julio has, and that scares me. Tony G along wth pretty much all the elite TEs have been a problem for us in coverage over the last few years. IE Gronk merkin us in London last year.
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Kendall Langford: 2tackles, 1 for loss.
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Posted: Fri Sep 13, 2013 4:38 pm
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Great read, as always, RF28.
I hope that we let Janoris Jenkins just play man on Julio Jones and drop our soft coverage scheme. Our JJ had their JJ's number at Florida: in his last two games against Alabama, Jenkins limited Jones to four receptions for nineteen yards and two receptions for twenty-eight yards. If Jenkins can keep Jones quiet, and with Roddy White far from fully fit, we can stifle their offence.
If we can continue improving our offensive play, I see no reason why we can't win this game. Our defensive line should keep Matty Ryan scrambling and Brockers and Ogletree can keep SJax quiet.
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great read, I am rapidly becoming a fan of these GDT write ups might have to stop by more often.
Love the collards recipe too, I've been meaning to make my own for a while might just have to make em on sunday.
I am, as I tend to be against any formidable opponent, anxious about this game. Especially considering the excellent pass-rush y'all have been developing. If you haven't noticed, our O-line is our achilles tendon. You can have a great QB, and all the brilliant offensive weapons in the world, but if they don't have time to make plays their impact is null.
On the defense, you also seem to have our biggest problem, which is a smart dominating TE. Last week we had one of our best games ever against Jimmy Graham, and he still got about 50 yards and a TD. Its essential for us to shut down Cook for our defense to be able to stop Bradford. Our rookie corners actually played quite well in their first pro game against Brees all things considered, so I think they can keep up with Bradford and your talented WRs.
I'm expecting a big performance on sunday from Weatherspoon, Decoud, or Moore. The three of them are probably our biggest playmakers on defense and they all had fairly quiet games last week.
Much respect for the Rams fans/organization, lets hope for an injury free game and a well fought game that doesn't come down to some questionable call/lack thereof
I'm predicting
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DE/LB Vic Beasley: 26 Tackles, 4 Sacks, 2 Forced Fumble, 1 Intercption.
WR Roddy White: 43 Receptions, 506 yards, 1 TD.
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Damn man, nice GDT. This thread made me realize how much worse Andy Reid's life might be if Hostess actually went out of business like they almost did.
Love the shoutout to the big homie Jgold too.
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I have a brother who is a big Falcons fan. Can't wait for the game.
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I'm also predicting a loss in this one, RF28. Got the Falcons winning 31-24.
Great GDT...had me rolling when we got to Jake Locker.
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I'm trying like hell not to drink the cool aid but... Screw it. If we can keep the penalties down, the Rams can play with these guys. Roddy and JJ are banged up but I'm not putting too much into that. (Mostly smoke imo)Our pass rush should match-up well against ATLs pas pro. SJ39 will want to have a monster game against us. If we can slow him down and have a decent running game ourselves... I think the Rams squeak this one out. 30-27
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swoosh wrote:
Roddy is going to play, but he's banged up. He probably won't be fully healthy for another month or so. I wouldn't expect to see him on the field for more than 15-30 snaps.
High ankle sprains suck, Brockers was hampered with one most of last season. Seems like they take forever to heal completely.
As far as predictions go, I don't know. Falcons should have the advantage at home. Also the Falcons don't give up many games after suffering a loss the previous week. Hopefully the Rams can keep the game close and have a shot at the end to try and win.
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I'll actually get to see this game on TV! None of them sketchy European streaming sites for me this week!
I've got Atlanta by 7 after a 4th quarter comeback from Matty Ice.
The good:
Austin gets his first TD
Rams bottle up S-jax
Pead doesn't fumble
Ogletree gets a pick covering Tony G
The bad:
D-Rich continues to average under 4.0 ypc
Cook is a non-factor
0 sacks for Quinn/Long
Another personal foul for Finnegan, replaced for the 2nd half
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This will be the first Ram's game that I have ever attended. Maybe there is some way that we can pull the win out here.
Also, to all the people that think that Jack will have a great game (because he is facing us), why? I mean, shouldn't we know him better than anyone? Also, our run defense is actually gotten pretty good. I think that the player that we should be worried about is Cortland Finnegan*.
Yeah, I said it. Why don't we move him inside like we did last year and put Truuu on the outside recievers. He has height and athleticism to compete with the likes of Julio Jones. And after last week's showing, he has about the same cover skills as Cortland.
Anyway, here's to a Ram's Victory!
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I don't think Steven is going to have a GREAT game, but I do think like Laurinaitis said, that "he's going to be trying to truck stick a lot of guys"
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Rambus Inc. v. NVIDIA Corporation was a patent infringement case heard in the United States District Court for the Northern District of California. In 2008, Rambus Inc. initially filed a complaint accusing NVIDIA Corporation of infringing seventeen Rambus patents.[1] Rambus Inc. licenses patents it owns to companies, these patents are either acquired and purchased from third parties, or are acquired through the filing of new technologies developed at Rambus. Since its founding in 1990, Rambus has acquired patents on many of the components that make up memory controllers and modern computer processor chips. NVIDIA manufactures and distributes Graphics Processing Units (GPU).
In this case, starting in July 2008, Rambus argued that NVIDIA's units infringed its patents on SDR, DDR, DDR2, DDR3, GDDR and GDDR3 technologies, to name a few.[1] Rambus sought a preliminary injunction and compensation for damages under 35 U.S.C. § 284 in addition to an adjudication that NVIDIA has infringed and continues to infringe the Rambus patents. Early on, Rambus dropped two of the seventeen patent infringement claims due to covenant dealings.[2] NVIDIA moved for a stay on the remaining fifteen patents pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 1659. Judge Susan Illston ordered for a stay on nine patents, pending a ruling from the International Trade Commission (ITC) in which Rambus was filing similar patent infringement suits against NVIDIA as well as other related chip and memory manufacturing companies. The request to stay on the remaining six patents was denied. Later on it was settled that the nine patents presented in another ITC case were unenforceable in the case of Micron v. Rambus.[3] In July, 2010, ITC ruled that NVIDIA violated three patents belonging to Rambus. NVIDIA soon signed a license with Rambus while appealing the ITC ruling.
Rambus Inc. develops new chip technologies, obtains patents for these technologies and subsequently sells licenses on these patents to companies in the memory chip and video card business, such as Intel and Micron Inc.[4] In the past year, 96% of its revenue came from licenses. Rambus licenses its technologies to customers who take these technologies and further develop them and integrate them into systems that are sold to consumers. An example of such systems are the PS3, laptops, and netbooks. The technologies include memory controllers, memory components, memory modules, and memory systems. NVIDIA sells GPUs and has been doing so since 1990. Rambus filed a complaint that Nvidia's use of chip technology infringed on several patents that Rambus holds.
The complaint, filed on July 10, 2008, charged NVIDIA Corporation with infringing seventeen Rambus patents, though two of these claims were dropped. The fifteen patents considered in this case fall into one of two groups: those filed by Michael Farmwald and Mark Horowitz, the founders of Rambus (described in the case as the six 'FH' patents), and nine patents claiming technology invented by Richard Barth and/or Frederick Ware, (the "Barth/Ware" patents). The complaint alleges, for each of the patents-insuit, that NVIDIA has directly infringed the patents "and/or has contributed and continues to contribute to the literal infringement and/or infringement under the doctrine of equivalents . . . and/or has actively induced and continues to actively induce others to infringe [the patents-in-suit]." Rambus sought monetary and injunctive relief, including treble damages and attorneys' fees due to defendant's willful infringement and the "exceptional nature of this case."
The day after Rambus filed the patent lawsuit, NVIDIA filed an antitrust lawsuit against Rambus in the middle District of North Carolina. In December, 2008, the North Carolina court transferred NVIDIA's antitrust action to United States District Court for the Northern District of California on the grounds that NVIDIA's antitrust claims properly belonged as counterclaims to Rambus's patent infringement claims in this case. District Court for the Northern District of California ordered consolidation of the two cases.
On November 6, 2008, Rambus filed a complaint against NVIDIA in the United States International Trade Commission alleging infringement of the nine Barth/Ware patents. On December 4, 2008, NVIDIA moved to stay litigation on all of Rambus' infringement claims, on the ground that the ITC proceeding automatically stayed litigation on the Barth/Ware patents pursuant to 28 U.S.C. 1659, and that, inter alia, the FH patents involved many of the same products involved in the ITC proceedings.
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On November 13, 2008, the court denied the defendant's motion to strike and to dismiss. Rambus was required to provide additional factual information and legal contentions pursuant to the Local Patent Rules and discovery.[5]
On March 11, 2009, NVIDIA filed a motion to dismiss and a motion for partial summary judgment, the court found it premature to rule on the case, their decision having been bound in preclusion due to the ITC case. The court therefore directed the parties to discuss the propriety of a stay of all proceedings in all the consolidated cases pending the Federal Circuit's resolution of the enforceability of Rambus' patents in Micron and Hynix I. NVIDIA's both motions seek issue preclusion based on Judge Robinson's ruling in Micron Tech., Inc. v. Rambus, Inc., 255 F.R.D.135(D. Del. 2009),[6] that Rambus spoliated evidence and had a reputation of destroying relevant documents as part of its patent litigation strategy. Judge Robinson held that Rambus' patents were unenforceable as a sanction for spoliation of documents. NVIDIA contends that issue preclusion is appropriate because FH patents are from the same patent family as the patents litigated in Judge Robinson's case. NVIDIA also argued issue preclusion also applies to the Barth/Ware patents because Rambus had a policy of regularly destroying documents related to any patent prosecution.[7]
However, the Court found it premature to rule on the preclusive effect of either Judge Robinson's or Judge Whyte's decisions, and that a stay of all proceedings would be appropriate. The patents in suit are related to the Rambus patents held unenforceable by Judge Robinson in Micron. The Federal Circuit's resolution of Judge Robinson's decision in Micron and Judge Whyte's conflicting decision in Hynix I will be relevant – and potentially dispositive – to these proceedings. The court believes "A stay will thus promote judicial economy and conserve the parties' and the judiciary's resources. In addition, the harm resulting from a stay will be minimal".[7]
On June 8, 2009, NVIDIA announced that Rambus had asked an administrative law judge at the International Trade Commission (ITC) to terminate the investigation of NVIDIA relating to four patents stemming from a complaint filed in November 2008 because they "conceded that NVIDIA products do not infringe on its four patents before the ITC".[8]
On January 22, 2010, U.S. International Trade Commission judge ruled in an initial determination that NVIDIA has violated three patents belonging to Rambus.[9] ITC also cleared NVIDIA from two other patents infringement. Due to this ruling Nvidia is facing a US import ban on some of its chips.[10] The chips facing the US import ban are used in the nForce, Quadro, GeForce, Tesla and Tegra series graphics products, nearly every video card type manufactured by NVIDIA. However, David Shannon, executive of NVIDIA dismissed Rambus's victory on the other three patents because they will continue to be subject to reexamination proceedings in the US Patent and Trademark Office (PTO). He claimed that the US PTO has consistently found Rambus's asserted claims invalid.[10]
On January 27, 2010, the court ordered the parties to address on the impact of these consolidated cases of the January 22, 2010 ruling by the International Trade Commission, as well as the status of any further proceedings in the ITC and the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office at the March 12, 2010 case management conference.[11]
On July 26, 2010, U.S. International Trade Commission ruled NVIDIA chips infringed three Rambus patents, and issued an order that would ban imports of certain products containing the chips. NVIDIA said it can continue sales by taking advantage of a licensing arrangement Rambus reached with European regulators as part of an unrelated antitrust case.[12][13]
January 24, 2012 - The last of three patents that tech licensing company Rambus used to win infringement lawsuits against Nvidia Corp has been declared invalid. The three patents - collectively known as the Barth patents - pertain to memory chips used in personal computers and are considered to be among Rambus' most valuable intellectual property.
See also[edit]
- ^ a b Rambus v. Nvidia, No. C 08-3343 SI (N.D. Cal. July 10, 2008).
- ^ Rambus v. Nvidia, C-08-03343 SI (N.D. Cal January 9, 2009).
- ^ Rambus v. Nvidia, 00-CV-792 (Fed. Cir. May 13, 2011).
- ^ "Description of Rambus, Inc (reuters)"https://www.reuters.com/finance/stocks/companyProfile?symbol=RMBS.O
- ^ Rambus v. Nvidia, No. C 08-3343 SI (N.D. Cal. 2008).
- ^ Micron Tech., Inc. v. Rambus Inc., 255 135 (Federal Circuit 2009).
- ^ a b Rambus v. Nvidia, No. C 08-3343 SI; C 08-5500 SI (N.D. Cal. 19 March 2009).
- ^ "Rambus moves to withdraw Patents from ITC Proceedings Against NVIDIA", 8 June 2009. Retrieved 19 October 2011.
- ^ "Judge: Nvidia infringed on three Rambus patents" , "CNET", 22 January 2010. Retrieved 19 October 2011.
- ^ a b Farrel, Nick. "Nvidia faces a US import ban", "The Inquirer", London, 25 January 2010. Retrieved 19 October 2011.
- ^ Rambus v. Nvidia, No. C 08-3343 SI, C 08-5500 SI (N.D. Cal. 27 Jan 2010).
- ^ "Nvidia to Pay Rambus Fees While Appealing ITC Ruling", "Bloomberg", 27 July 2010. Retrieved on 19 October 2011.
- ^ "NVIDIA signs Rambus licensing deal, lawsuits continue", Electronista, 13 August 2010. Retrieved on 19 October 2011.


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Kid Rock Brings Back '$20 Best Night Ever' Tour for Summer 2015
It was a big hit last year, so Kid Rock is bringing back the '$20 Best Night Ever' tour for a second year. The cost-friendly tour will kick off June 24 in Hartford, Conn., and will run into early September before wrapping.
Rock is teaming with Live Nation attempting to give fans the best and most cost effective tour possible. The idea is that tickets from the second row to the lawn will all be $20, with reduced parking and service fees keeping the total ticket price at around $30 or under. There will also be "$20 all-in" tickets that include parking that are being offered by participating Walmart outlets and at the venue box offices. And everyone who purchase their ticket at Walmart will also receive a coupon for $2 off their purchase of Kid Rock's latest album First Kiss.
In addition, Rock is attempting to lessen the scalping that is going on with tickets. He's teaming with Live Nation to make 1,000 tickets from each show to be put on sale via Live Nation's Platinum ticketing program to ward off scalpers. The first row of seats for every show will be held back and given as free upgrades for lucky fans, and $20 special food packages will be available during the shows. And of course, since they were so popular last time around, there will be $4 draught beers and special $20 tour t-shirts available throughout the amphitheaters.
Kid Rock and the Twisted Brown Trucker Band will be joined on tour this summer by rock legends Foreigner. It should also be noted that Rock is taking care of his beloved home base of Detroit with six nights of shows at the DTE Energy Music Theater in nearby Clarkston Aug. 7-15. Tickets go on sale for the tour on Feb. 24 via Live Nation, while fan club members have access to a pre-sale on Feb. 19 and those who pre-order First Kiss via Rock's website also get a jump on Feb. 20.
Rock is currently supporting the First Kiss album, which was voted by Loudwire readers as the February 2015 Release of the Month. The disc has already spawned the title track as the lead single. The album is available to order in a variety of bundle packages here.
In other Kid Rock news, look for a media blitz around his Feb. 24 album release. Rock will perform at the Daytona 500 pre-race festivities on Feb. 22, followed by a Feb. 23 'Tonight Show' performance, an appearance on NBC's 'Today Show' Feb. 24 and he'll be dropping by to chat with Howard Stern on Feb. 25. Plus, even though he recent stated that he doesn't "FaceTweet," he will experiment with social media on Feb. 19 when he takes over iTunes Twitter handle at 5PM ET to answer fan questions.
Kid Rock '$20 Best Night Ever' Summer 2015 Tour
6/24 — Hartford, Conn. — The Xfinity Theatre
6/25 — Mansfield, Mass. — Xfinity Center
6/27 — Scranton, Pa. — The Pavilion at Montage Mountain
6/28 — Burgettstown, Pa. — First Niagara Pavilion
6/30 — Holmdel, N.J. — PNC Banks Arts Center
7/2 — Saratoga Springs, N.Y. — Saratoga Performing Arts Center
7/3 — Bethel, N.Y. — Bethel Woods Center for the Arts
7/7 — Camden, N.J. — Susquehanna Bank Center
7/8 — Bristow, Va. — Jiffy Lube Live
7/10 — Virginia Beach, Va. — Farm Bureau Live at Virginia Beach
7/11 — Raleigh, N.C. — Walnut Creek Amphitheater
7/14 — Charlotte, N.C. — PNC Music Pavilion
7/16 — West Palm Beach, Fla. — Coral Sky Amphitheater
7/18 — Tampa, Fla. — MIDFLORIDA Credit Union Amphitheater
7/19 — Atlanta, Ga. — Aaron's Amphitheater at Lakewood
7/22 — Woodlands, Texas — Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion
7/23 — Dallas, Texas — Gexa Energy Pavilion
7/25 — Maryland Heights, Mo. — Hollywood Casino Amphitheater
7/26 — Tinley Park, Ill. — First Midwest Bank Amphitheater
7/30 — Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio — Blossom Music Center
8/1 — Noblesville, Ind. — Klipsch Music Center
8/2 — Cincinnati, Ohio — Riverbend Music Center
8/4 — Darien, N.Y. — Darien Lake Performing Arts Center
8/7 — Clarkston, Mich. — DTE Energy Music Theater
8/8 — Clarkston, Mich. — DTE Energy Music Theater
8/11 — Clarkston, Mich. — DTE Energy Music Theater
8/12 — Clarkston, Mich. — DTE Energy Music Theater
8/14 — Clarkston, Mich. — DTE Energy Music Theater
8/15 — Clarkston, Mich. — DTE Energy Music Theater
8/26 — Phoenix, Ariz. — Ak-Chin Pavilion
8/27 — Irvine, Calif. — Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre
8/29 — San Bernardino, Calif. — San Manuel Amphitheater
8/30 — Mountain View, Calif. — Shoreline Amphitheater
9/2 — Marysville, Calif. — Sleep Train Amphitheater
9/4 — Ridgefield, Wash. — Amphitheater Northwest
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Thank you to so many people that have helped me sort out this family.
Please understand why information was sent to the Alberta and British Columbia
NOW, my new questions are about the wives and the other children
Is there any site, online, that I could search to find divorce records? I
feel like I am now in a black hole because the information needed is too
What happened to the wives?
What happened to the children?
Did Steele and Hazel have any children?
I feel this will all center in Alberta, but where??
Your thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
Descendants of Steele Caldwell Murdoch
1 Steele Caldwell Murdoch b: 1869 d: 25 Aug 1933
. +Catherine Grummett b. 16 Oct 1884 Father: James Grummett Mother:
Susan Duncan
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...... 2 Steele Murdoch b: 02 Jun 1915 Alberta, Canada (stated on death
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1969 Edmonton Cemetery 7th Avenue Occupation: 1968 Maintenance
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The most powerful manifestation of this renewed commitment has, we believe, been the creation of Project Safety Net (PSN). Co-chaired by officials from the school district and the City of Palo Alto, PSN has brought together these representatives with the health care community, non-profit organizations, faith community members, residents and many others.
The PSN 22 strategies have two essential pillars at either end of a spectrum.
On the one end are specific suicide prevention strategies, seeking out and supporting those most vulnerable. On the other end of the spectrum are strategies that focus on youth well-being, best described by the 41 Developmental Assets initiative. This framework has been embraced by many communities in Santa Clara County and throughout the country. Its strength is that it calls upon and gives definition to what so many Palo Altans strive to do best: support our youth.
What are the Developmental Assets? Developmental assets are the positive values, relationships and experiences that youth need to thrive. Youth with high asset levels are more likely to choose healthy activities, succeed in school and avoid risky behaviors. While parents are the first and most powerful force for creating these assets in their children, they do not have to do it alone. Schools play a large, vital and indispensable role in youth development. Last year, our schools surveyed most of our secondary students using the Developmental Assets as a lens, and the individual school results are available through your school or online at www.pausd.org.
Thanks to the Palo Alto Weekly, you will find an insert in this week's edition that provides you with district-wide data about how asset-rich many of our young people are. It also highlights where we fall short as a community in our children's eyes. Please take a few minutes to read through this insert and explore the data online. The insert also includes important ways that you can help build assets in all our youth — whether through your individual actions or when you join together with your neighbors. As Rob de Geus, the City of Palo Alto's Recreation Director, is fond of saying, "if you breathe, you are on the team and can make a difference as an asset builder among our young."
Our young people are not the only ones who will benefit from greater encouragement and asset-building by us adults. When you give to them, they will enrich our community tenfold with their enthusiasm and seemingly insatiable desire to grow and learn.
To quote from a Native American proverb, "you might be one person to the world, but the world to one young person." While we won't realize the extent of our influence on the next generation, the impact caring adults had on us hopefully provides inspiration. There's no better way to express our gratitude than by sharing some small piece of kindness or support with the young people in our lives. It only takes a second.


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Friday, October 22, 1999 Published at 12:25 GMT 13:25 UK
Group 4 loses prison contract
There are seven privatised jails in England and Wales
Group 4 has become the first company to lose its contract to run one of Britain's privatised prisons.
However, Premier Prison Service will remain at the privatised Doncaster Prison, Prisons Minister Paul Boateng has announced.
Soon after Buckley Hall jail opened in 1994, it was criticised by the Prison Reform Trust for security problems and loss of staff.
But Group 4 spokesman John Bates said on Friday that he was "shocked and disappointed" at the news of the changeover at the jail, which holds more than 350 inmates.
However, Prison Service director general Martin Narey said it won the contract because of the quality of its education programme and "outstanding drugs strategy".
The victory for the Prison Service marks its first contract win for nearly five years.
Highest suicide rate
Doncaster Prison has been run by Premier since it was opened in 1994.
In March this year, it was identified as having the highest suicide rate in England and Wales, with 11 suicides in five years.
The Chief Inspector of Prisons, Sir David Ramsbotham, has criticised the jail for taking too great a mix of prisoners, with convicted and unconvicted juveniles, lifers, and vulnerable prisoners all rubbing shoulders.
However, overall he praised the establishment, saying it was well-run with a number of good practices and offered good value for money.
Prisons Minister Paul Boateng said more contracts would soon be coming up from 2000 at Manchester, the Wolds Prison, East Yorkshire, and Blakenhurst in Worcestershire.
Buckley Hall and Doncaster were examples of how privatisation could benefit UK jails, he said.
'Benefits of competition'
"The success of the Buckley Hall in-house bid is evidence, if it were needed, that public sector prison staff are capable of delivering the same high standards and levels of efficiency as their private sector counterparts," he said.
"There will be more competitions coming up as contracts fall for renewal and I would expect the quality of bids, from both the public and private sector, to be as high as those announced today.
"The public and prisoners benefit from such competitions as standards are raised and costs controlled."
"I have asked the director general to put forward proposals for developing this further and look forward to receiving these in the New Year," he said.
There are currently seven privatised prisons of the 135 jails in England and Wales.
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text: NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Many of the more conservative members of the investment community have the impression that technology stocks are a risky, cyclical, high beta sector. Bank of America Merrill Lynch's head of U.S. equity and quantitative strategy, Savita Subramanian, sees it differently, with Apple ( AAPL) and Microsoft ( MSFT) being two of the top picks for the rest of 2013. Subramanian said this is the sector that has become exactly where some of the most risk-averse retail investors should be exploring for good deals. Technology as a whole is one of the only two sectors, the other being healthcare, that actually grew earnings over the last recession in 2009. What's more, a closer look at tech shows "pristine," cash-loaded balance sheets of many large-cap companies across the tech industries following the last decade's waves of consolidations, Subramanian noted after a recent Bank of America mid-year conference in New York. Despite these positive factors, many growth investors have basically given up on large-cap tech companies in favor of smaller cap, secular growth stories such as 3-D printing and cloud pure-plays. Value investors have largely brushed off the sector as a whole. For income investors and new investors, this situation is presenting an entry point into companies with the arsenal to deploy massive amounts of cash as highlighted by Apple's announcement in April that it plans to return $100 billion to shareholders by the end of 2015 through increased dividend and share buybacks, said Subramanian. "The dividend story's starting to percolate" in tech said Subramanian. Furthermore, tech is "the new, high quality sector." For a more conservative retail investor, Subramanian recommends traditional software companies, such as Microsoft, because its recurring revenue cycles and long-dated contracts offer clearer visibility into the future. The strategist said though the outlook for global PC sales has been weak, Microsoft is far too deeply embedded in the corporate environment, particularly in financials, to be losing its prominence in the tech world just yet. Instead, the software giant is actually transforming into a slower-growth, cash return story. "I wouldn't go so far as to say that they are a regulated utility, but they're closer to a regulated utility than a high-beta growth company," she said of large-cap software companies. The Bank of America Merrill Lynch head of U.S. equity and quantitative strategy added that semiconductors are another place to look for big, cash rich, cyclically exposed stock that are reinventing themselves as mature, stable "cash return vehicles." Follow @atwtse Written by Andrea Tse in New York >To contact the writer of this article, click here: Andrea Tse.


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text: "In fiscal 2013 our long term focus will remain on generating above average returns on a risk adjusted basis through disciplined capital deployment in our existing businesses or via acquisition."Robert Lewey, Chief Financial Officer, noted, "Our new three year $30 million credit facility completed during the fourth quarter and our levels of liquidity remain strong, which enable us to support the growth that we are expecting." DISCONTINUED OPERATIONS We are focused on return on capital and cash flow to maximize long-term shareholder value. As a result, beginning in 2011, we increased our focus on a number of initiatives to return the Company to profitability through the "2011 Restructuring Plan". Included in these initiatives was the closure or sale of a number of facilities within our Commercial & Industrial segment and one location in our Communications segment. We have substantially concluded the facility closures as of September 30, 2012. Results from operations of these facilities for the years ended September 30, 2012, 2011, and 2010 are presented in our Consolidated Statements of Operations as discontinued operations. NON-GAAP FINANCIAL MEASURES AND OTHER ADJUSTMENTS This press release includes certain financial measures that are not calculated in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles in the U.S. ("GAAP"). Management believes that these measures provide useful information to our investors by reflecting additional ways to view aspects of the Company's operations that, when reconciled to the corresponding GAAP measures, help our investors to better identify underlying trends in our business and facilitate easier comparisons of our financial performance with prior and future periods and to our peers. Non-GAAP financial measures should not be considered in isolation from, or as a substitute for, financial information calculated in accordance with GAAP. Investors are encouraged to review the reconciliation of these non-GAAP measures to their most directly comparable GAAP financial measures. A reconciliation of the non-GAAP financial measures presented above to GAAP results has been provided in the financial tables included in this press release.


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STORRS, Conn. (AP) -- UConn forward DeAndre Daniels got a chance to storm the court at Gampel Pavilion as a fan on Tuesday night, joining thousands of other UConn students in celebrating the school's dual national basketball titles.
Daniels and other men's players watched on movie screens in the crowded arena as the women's basketball team dismantled Notre Dame 79-58 in Nashville, Tennessee, to capture a record ninth national title. The win came one night after the men won their fourth.
Daniels jumped into the middle of the crowd at center court during the final few minutes of the women's win, bouncing up and down and cheering. Guard Ryan Boatright stayed on the periphery; his left foot in a boot after rolling an ankle in the men's 60-54 victory over Kentucky on Monday.
"It's history being made," Boatright said. "It's only happened one other time and that was in '04, and I'm just glad to be a part of this."
About 7,500 fans came to the UConn arena Tuesday evening for a rally to welcome home Husky men. A smaller crowd, but still in the thousands, stayed to watch the women improve the school's record to 13-0 in national championship games.
After the final buzzer, the fans poured out of the arena and began a second night of partying.
UConn, which also won both titles in the same year a decade ago, is the only Division I school that has accomplished that feat.
"It's just such a big deal," said Alexander Potts, a sophomore from Norwich, who was in the stands for both the men's and women's games. "We love basketball here, it's our number-one sport, and nobody is better at it."
The women, who have won 46 straight, were expected to win. Men's coach Kevin Ollie had promised the fans last month that his team also would be back to hang a banner in the arena.
He made good on that promise Tuesday.
"On senior night I told you all to save this date, didn't I?" Ollie told the crowd at the welcome-home rally. "The only reason I said that is because I knew what kind of team I had, what kind of coaching staff I had and I knew I had the greatest fans in America behind us."
The men's title comes a year after the team was banned from the NCAA tournament for failing to meet academic requirements, and after the school was left out of the expansion plans of both the ACC and Big Ten conferences.
"I think it's an incredible thing from being down and out of the tournament to where we are now," said 23-year-old Matt Thomson, a 2013 graduate from Fairfield. "I think it shows the real passion of the players, the fans and this entire school. No one lost hope. We all believed that we were still UConn."
Fans at the rally cheered loudly as each player was introduced; saving their loudest ovation for senior star Shabazz Napier.
Napier's mother, Carmen Velasquez, also was on hand, helping to unveil a plaque that put his name alongside other former UConn greats such as Ray Allen, Emeka Okafor and Kemba Walker on the Huskies of Honor wall high atop the arena.
"Hey mom, be careful up there, I love you," Napier said. "Wow, I never thought I would be in the Huskies of Honor. I never thought my jersey would be retired in college. Wow."
The senior All-American led the Huskies' improbable run as a No. 7 seed through the NCAA tournament and scored 22 points on Monday. He finishes his career with 1,959 career points and two NCAA championship rings. He ranks fourth on the Huskies all-time scoring list, third in assists and second in steals.
Fans were allowed to mingle with the players for about a half hour before crews began to set up for the women's game.
State and local police were out in force on campus again Tuesday night, in anticipation of a second consecutive night of celebrations on campus. There had been at least two arrests shortly after the game Tuesday night. Thirty-six people were arrested Monday, mostly for alcohol-related offenses and some minor vandalism.
"It was pretty crazy last night," said Harrison Holzschlag, 20, from Lisbon. "It's going to be pretty crazy tonight as well."


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Will those couple of relaxing glasses a day harm that carefully modified diet we're all going to start next week/month/year/decade? Is wine fattening?
There are a lot of misconceptions about wine, alcohol and diet, says Creina Stockley, health and regulatory information manager at the Australian Wine Research Institute.
"In moderation, it's not a significant problem.
"The question about calories is actually debatable. There are two schools of thought as to whether it has a significant calorific impact."
The conversion of grapes into wine takes place when yeast eats up all the sugar in grapes and converts it into alcohol. Now the resulting wine, even the driest examples, will contain some sugar - it's estimated around seven calories or 29 kilojoules per gram - and that's where the wine-is-fattening school of thought points the finger. They look at the sugar in a standard glass of wine, which contains 10 grams of alcohol, and they see a couple of spare tyres in the making, especially if drinking is combined with little exercise.
"You should avoid or strictly limit alcohol when you are trying to lose weight," advises The Australian Calorie Counter, published by Penguin.
"If you drink a lot of alcohol regularly, you are likely to gain weight."
Borushek goes even further.
"Alcohol is potentially more harmful while dieting. Blood sugar levels may drop with resultant tiredness and further impairment of concentration, reflexes and driving skills - and maybe the dieter's resolve!"
Dieter's resolve! The only thing that makes the celery sticks and steamed chicken bearable to this dieter is the thought of a glass or two as reward for another day of hell.
And if it's a choice between cutting out the fats or the sugars, I'll go for the fats. That keeps my sweet reward safe.
Very few diets allow even the merest sniff of wine. A celebrated exception was the Derryn Hinch red wine diet created by the radio talkback king in his heyday in the 1980s and which, from memory, allowed for glasses of red wine at lunch and dinner. Hinch, a self-confessed hearty wine drinker, became half the size he was by taking and hugely enjoying his own dieting concoction.
Perhaps he might have shrunk even more if he had been a white wine drinker. One standard drink (100 mls) of red wine contains 283 kilojoules compared with 270 kilojoules for a medium-dry white wine or sparkling wine. A standard drink of dry sherry contains the least kilojoules of any wine - around 129 - while fortified wines contain the most at 343 kilojoules.
Creina Stockley gets so many calls about wine and diet that she has researched and prepared a paper on the subject. In it, she argues that alcoholic beverages such as wine may contribute up to 6 per cent of the total foodstuff energy in the diet of light to moderate drinkers.
"This means that 94 per cent of calories are derived from other sources," she stresses. And importantly, wine contains no fat. So a glass of wine might have the same calories as a chocolate bar but hey, that chocolate bar can also have up to 18 grams of fat.
As a saviour to anyone who has longed for a glass of wine to break the terminal monotony of a boring diet, there is hope.
Dr John Dixon of Monash University's Department of Surgery has conducted research for a PhD thesis on obesity and diet. In it, he looked at people who were obese and had had a lap band installed to lose weight, a device that cordons off a small portion of the stomach which gives a sense of having a full stomach with less food.
"Those patients consuming more than 100 grams per week of alcohol, especially wine, had significantly better weight loss (50.4 per cent of excess weight lost at the end of the first year) than those with nil or negligible consumption," he writes in his report.
"These results demonstrate that light to moderate alcohol consumption, especially wine consumption, is associated with a lower prevalence of type 2 diabetes, improved insulin sensitivity and more favourable cardiovascular risk profile in the severely obese."
Presumably, it's pretty good for the rest of us, too.
Food for thought
We take half a bottle of wine and find its equivalent in food:
Half bottle of wine (375ml) = 280 calories/1170 kilojoules/no fat
1 Chokito bar (60g) = 275 cal/1150kj/10g fat
1 Cadbury Dream bar (50g) = 280 cal/1170kj/18g fat
1 Cadbury Fruit and Nut bar (55g) = 280 cal/1170kj/15g fat
Apple crumble (200g) = 280 cal/1170 kj/12 g fat
Sara Lee apple pie (100g) = 285 cal/1190kj/13g fat
1 vanilla slice (130g) = 275 cal/1150kj/12g fat
1 McDonald's strawberry sundae = 280 cal/1175kj/7g fat
Subway six-inch ham, roast beef sub = 282 cal/1180kj/4.5g fat
And ...
1 bottle of wine = 560 cal/2340kj/no fat
1 McDonald's McOz Burger = 566 cal/2370kj/26g fat
Source: Allan Borushek's Pocket Calorie and Fat Counter, Family Health Publications, 2003
Note: 375 mls = 3.75 standard drinks. A standard drink is calculated as 100ml by the National Health and Medical Research Council. Its recommended safe drinking limits are two standard drinks daily for women and four for men.
Counting calories
Champagne (150ml) = 125 calories/525 kilojoules
Red wine (150ml) = 120 calories/502 kilojoules
Riesling, chardonnay (150ml) = 127 calories/533 kilojoules
Sauternes (150ml) = 135 calories/563 kilojoules
Sweet white (150ml) = 151 calories/630 kilojoules
Port (55ml) = 86 calories/361 kilojoules
Dry sherry (55ml) = 72 calories/303 kilojoules
Source: The Australian Calorie Counter, Penguin Books, 2001
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Friendly family run hotel. Very nice stay. Rooms excellent.
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Nice view at the river and castle. In the center of town. So hot! No airco for such a hotel is unacceptable for me. The room was not the cleanest (holes in the wall/dirty windows/..).
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From: "peggy mcfarland" <>
Subject: RE: [KYLAUREL-L] Warren Ancestry of Clementine Adams Warren Whitaker
Date: Sun, 11 Aug 2002 20:55:27 -0500
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Janice, I noticed your Surname lists McFarland as an ancestor. My Robert W. Mcfarland was from Laurel Co. His father was William G. McFarland. Any help much appreciated.
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Do you have marriage documentation for Malinda Tompkins and Daniel Morgan,
Jr.? It is my understanding that there never was a marriage.
Janice Morgan
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Subject: [KYLAUREL-L] Warren Ancestry of Clementine Adams Warren Whitaker
> This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list.
> Surnames: Warren, Adams, Whitaker, Baker, Thompkins, Tompkins, Hash,
Morgan, Speaks, Arnold, Trosper, Wilburn, Storm, Cooper, Arthur, Duncan,
Price, Hamm, Evans, Shjplet, Chaney, Wombles, Turner, Floyd, Vanhook,
> Classification: Query
> Message Board URL:
> http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/EBB.2ACE/2054
> Message Board Post:
> Documentation leaves no doubt that Rev. Matthew Martha Baker Warren were
the closest Warren link to 2ggm Malinda Tompkins Adams Hash.
> Since Martha Baker Warren was the daughter of Andrew Baker m/1 unknown and
m/2 Hannah Roberts? and Cyrus Adams was the son of James Adams m/2 Andrew
Baker's widow Hannah Roberts? Baker this makes Hannah the step-mother of
Cyrus Adams (step-mother-in-law to 2ggm Malinda) and Martha Baker Warren the
step-sister-law of Cyrus & 2ggm Malinda.
> Here you will find several pieces of documentation which supports my
theory that Great-grandmother Clementine (Adams) Warren Whitaker (10 Mar.
1868- 28 Nov. 1841) was the granddaughter of Rev. Matthew & Martha Baker
> Two extremely good sources I know of say that Great-grandmother's father
was a Warren: 1. Great Uncle John Walter Whitaker's death certificate gives
his mother's name as Clementine Warren 2. Cousin Zella Hash Speaks told me
that her Aunt (my Great-grandmother) "Clem" told her that her father had
been a Warren.
> Per Cousin Jeff Renner: In a message dated 6/20/2 10:24:32 10:,
writes: Jim, the reason I asked about the
Whitaker Cemetery is that I can find where it was in the Mills Whitaker
land. Henry may be the first Whitaker to own the property. It looks like it
was part of an 1807 grant to Charles Warren, which is the earliest grant I
can find in the Line Creek area, at least issued to a family who actually
lived in the area. Charles Warren was the father of Rev. Matthew Warren
married Martha Baker in 1816.
> G-grandmother Clementine's mother Malinda Tompkins Adams Hash during the
time she lived in Laurel Co., KY lived a stones throw away from the Adams,
Baker, Morgan, Trosper, Arnold and Whitaker families.
> 2ggm Malinda Elizabeth Tompkins (1835-1904) m/1 Cyrus Adams Adams
(c1818-1862); 25 May 1853. She kept the surname of Adams until she m/2 John
Hash (after 1870).
> 2ggm Malinda' children after the death of Cyrus Adams, in Nelson, Co., KY
1862, took the surname of Adams.
> G-grandmother Clementine was born March 10, 1868. She married, 25 Aug.
1884, Great-grandfather Henry Mills Whitaker under the name of Adams.
> In 3ggm Elizabeth Wilburn T(h)ompkins will of 25 Aug. 1873 she mentions
'This my desire that my daughter Malinda Adams have one bee hive.'
> Baker & Whitaker neighbors:
> The 1830 and 1840 Laurel Co., KY censuses show that the households of
Andrew Baker, Giles Whitaker, and John Whitaker were adjacent to each other.
John Whitaker's 1850 household is recorded in both the Laurel & Pulaski
> 2ggm Malinda Tompkins Adams's father-in-law James Adams married Hannah
Baker, the widow of Andrew Baker on the 26 Jul. 1851, in Laurel Co., KY.
> Andrew Baker was the father of Martha Baker Warren by his first unknown
> Martha Baker married Matthew Warren on Jan. 20th 1816 in Pulaski Co., KY.
Andrew Baker was recorded as father of the bride.
> In the 1850 Pulaski census you'll find that Rev. Matthew Warren's widow
Martha Warren in household # 493 was the neighbor of John (wife Mary (Baker)
Whitaker were in household #497, Charles (wife Mary Shiplet) Warren in
household #494 (s/o Matthew & Martha) , Giles (wife Paulina Evans) Whitaker
in household 495 (s/o Mills Whitaker), Andy (wife Cynthia Storm) Arnold in
household #498, Tilman (wife Martha Cooper) Duncan in whose household #500,
James Cooper and Sarah Arthur, (not yet married) are living and Andrew (wife
Nancy Price) Warren in household # 502. James Harvey Whitaker's1749 will
helps one realize that these people were kinsman and very close friends.
> Andy Arnold was the s/o James & Elizabeth Baker Arnold. Elizabeth Baker
Arnold is a suspected daughter of Andrew Baker & first unknown wife ...
Sister to Martha Baker Warren.... James & Eliabeth Baker Arnold were the
parents of Sidney Arnold m. Mills Whitaker & Mary Arnold m. James Whitaker.
> Here's the transcription: (typed as written)
> In the name of God amen.
> I James H. Whiteaker of the Cty of Pulaski Being not verry well in body
but of sound mind and disposeing memory for which I thank God and calling to
mind the uncertainty of human nature or life and living desirous to dispose
of all such worldly estate as it has pleased God to bless me with I give and
bequeath the same as foloweth that is to say I give & be queath after my
funeral expenses and just debts is pd to Dicy mine own daughter the some of
one dollar then the balance of all my personal property & land to be devided
equal amongst the other children after the widows dowry to wit L. M.
Whiteaker & John R. Whiteaker & Alexander Whiteaker & Jas H. Whiteaker Jr.
all mine own sons & Maryann Whiteaker & Mehaly Whiteaker there 4 sons and 2
daughters to have anhold to their & their heirs equaly and lastly I do here
constitute my friend
> __________(long blank, not named) exectator of this my last will and
testament here by remaking all other (striken) former wills or testaments by
me here to fore made in witness where of I have here unto set my hand &
affixed my seal this the 28th Aprile 1849
> James H. Whiteaker * SL
> Attest
> Alfred Warren (son of Matthew & Martha Baker Warren)
> Tillman Duncan (step-father of James Cooper)
> Giles Whiteaker (son of Mills & Sidney Arnold Whitaker)
> Charles Warren (son of Matthew & Martha Baker Warren)
> State of Kentucky
> Pulaski County Sct
> At a County Court held for the County afsd at
the courthouse thereof in the Town of Somerset on Monday the 16th day of
July 1849 A writing purporting to be the last will and Testament of James H.
Whitaker Sr Decd was this day produced to the Court and Proven by the Oath
of Charles Warren and Tilman Duncan Subscribing Witnesses thereto and
ordered to be
> recorded and the same is done accordingly.
> Att: Will
M. Fox Clerk
> James Cooper & Sarah Arthur married, 29 Sept. 1863. Wit. Jesse Morgan (?)
Shiplett; Minister, G. B. Smith, Ambrose & Esther Arthur parents of the
> Morgan Links
> Jesse Morgan's brother Daniel Morgan, Jr. married Malinda Whitaker the d/o
John & Mary Baker Whitaker. Daniel & Malinda Whitaker Morgan, Jr.'s daughter
Lucinda "Cindy" Morgan married Amos Chaney. John Hash's first wife Elizabeth
Morgan Hash was probably the daugther of Daniel Morgan, Sr. 1870 Laurel Co.
census: Daniel Morgan, Sr. in household # 8 & Robert Wombles m. Sarah E.
Morgan d/o Malinda Tompkins is in Reuben Hawk's household # 10 ... Robert &
Sarah Morgan Wombles #62 are neighbors of Amos & Lucinda Morgan Chaney #70
in 1900 Pulaski.
> Sarah E. Morgan Wombles's aunt Nancy Tompkins Morgan married Joseph Morgan
who was Lucinda Morgan Chaney's uncle, on the 24th of Jan. 1846 in Laurel
> There isn't any doubt that James Harvey Whitaker was a kinsman of the
brothers John & Mills Whitaker (sons of Giles & Margaret Mills? Whitaker)
but at this time (7 Aug. 2002) noone knows how they were related. Though, it
is known that James Harvey Whitaker's wife, Mary Arnold Whitaker, was the
sister of Mills Whitaker's wife Sidney Arnold Whitaker.
> Tilman Duncan's widow Martha Duncan (m/1 Wm. Cooper), Martha's son James
Cooper & his wife Sarah nee Arthur are buried in the Cooper Cemetery.
> Cooper Cemetery On Line Creek In Pulaski Co.
> Location: Start at the intersaction of Route #1269 and Route #1956 (near
the Laurel County line - on some maps #1956 is called old #80), go westward
on #1956 1.1 miles, turn right, go .8 mile following the Line Creek. At the
place the Buffalo Branch Road "T" intersects with Line Creek Road, you will
see the cemetery on the hillside on the left. The maintained cemetery is
about 300' from the Line Creek Road. This is the old "Ceif" (John Finley)
Cooper home place. The large 2-story home is still satnding. This once fine
home is in bad condittion. The cemetery is in Pulaski County just across
Line Creek from Rockcastle Co.
> Recorded By: Jeanne Snodgrass Bonham
> Date Recorded: 3 April 1985
> Transcribed By: Jim W. Drew-Whitaker, 11/18/01
> Elizabeth Thompkins' Will
> I Elizabeth Thompkins of Laurel County being of feeble health and
> advanced in years and being of sound mind and disposing memory and
> desiring to make such disposition of my estate as seems to me justice do
> make and constitute this my last will and testament.
> 1. It is my will and desire that my daughter Nancy Morgan have one
> bee hive.
> 2. This my desire that my daughter Malinda Adams have one bee
> hive.
> 3. This my desire that my daughter Mary Thompkins have one bee
> hive.
> 4. This my desire that my grandson W. S. Turner have my red heifer
> calf and bedbed clothing, bed
> stead.
> 5. It is my desire that my daughter Burnetta Turner have one bee
> hive and all the rest of my estate consisting of household and kitchen
> furniture and one brown milk cow 2 years old heifer, two head of sheep,
> and five head of hogs.
> This is my will and desire that Robert Early be appointed Executor of
> this my last will and testament. It is my desire that this
> instrument be placed upon record in the Laurel County Court.
> Witness my mark and signature this 25 of Aug, 1873.
> Witness: W. E. Smith Elizabeth Thompkins mark
> John Sparks
> State of Kentucky
> Laurel County Court, Oct. two 1873, a paper purporting to be the last
> will and testament of Betty Thompkins was produced to court and by the
> oath of W.E. Smith subscribing who also attended the signature of John
> Sparks. Whereupon the same to record this day by: L.
> Ewell, W. E. Smith.
> Matthew Warren was the son of Charles & Caty Floyd Warren.
> Caty Floyd Warren was the daughter of Matthew Floyd and sister of Abraham
Floyd, Sr.
> Abraham Floyd Jr. (Abraham2, Matthew1) was born in 1787 at Burke Co.,
North Carolina. He married Jane "Jincy" Chaney on 17December洠1812 at Pulaski
Co., Kentucky. He died in May1848 at Perry Twp., Davis Co., Iowa.
> Jane Chaney Floyd, Jr. was the daughter of John & Susannah Hill Chaney the
G-grandparents of Amos Chaney married Lucinda Morgan.
> Descendants of Matthew Warren
> MATTHEW WARREN (CHARLES) was born Abt. 1798, and died 1849 in Pulaski
County, KY. He married MARTHA BAKER; January 20, 1816, daughter of ANDREW
BAKER . She was born Abt. 1798, and died April 26, 1888 in Pulaski County,
> More About MARTHA BAKER
> Burial: Keeney Cemetery
> More About MATTHEW WARREN & MARTHA BAKER
> Marriage: January 20, 1816
> Children of MATTHEw WARREN and MARTHa BAKER are:
> i. JOHN WARREN
> ii. ALFRED WARREN, b. Abt. 1817; d. 1852, Pulaski County, KY; m. NANCY
HAMM, June 19, 1850, Pulaski County, KY; d. Abt. 1852.
> iii. ANDREW WARREN , b. February 12, 1818; d. January 01, 1900; m. NANCY
BALEY PRICE; b. Abt. 1819, NC
> Notes for ANDREW W ARREN
> Andrew was a merchant according the 1860 PC census.}
> iv.CHARLES WARREN, b. Abt. 1823; d. March 11, 1864; m. MARY ANN SHIPLET,
November 29, 1844, Pulaski County, KY; b. Abt. 1827.
> More About CHARLES WARREN and MARY SHIPLET
> Marriage: November 29, 1844, Pulaski County, KY
> v.GENEVA WARREN , b. Abt. 1824.}
> vi. CYRENIUS WARREN, b. Abt. 1825; m. MARY
> vii. FIELDEN LANGFORD WARREN , b. September 23, 1826; d. March 10, 1913,
Witing, Jackson, KS; m. MARY JANE MC KINNEY
> Notes for FELDEN LANGFORD WARREN
> Fielden was a preacher and merchant. He handled his brother Alfred's
> jwdw note: Fielding Warren moved to Rockcastle Co., and had property
adjacent his uncle Andrew Baker, Jr. (brother of 4ggm Martha Baker Warren) I
beleive he preached at the "Line Creek Baptist Church" of which 3ggm Sidney
Arnold Whitaker & 4ggm? Mary Baker Whitaker were members. (4ggm Mary Baker
Whitaker was wife of 4ggf John Whitaker; G-grandmother Mary "Maude" nee
Chaney Vanhook Whitaker's G-grandparents; 2ggps of sisters Sallie Vanhook
Whitaker & Minnie Vanhook Whitaker).
> viii. ELIZABETH WARREN, b. Abt. 1831; d. May 19, 1856; m. WILLIAM SHIPLET
, October 16, 1852, Pulaski County, KY; b. July 26, 1832, Lincoln County,
KY; d. March 09, 1882, Rockcastle Co, KY.
> Notes for ELIZABETH WARREN
> Died of consumption.}
> ix.GREEN MILTON WARREN , b. Abt. 1835; d. May 20, 1856, Pulaski County,
> Notes for GREEN MILTON WARREN
> Died of consumption. jwdw note: I seem to remember he died very young.. a
> x. JAMES T. WARREN, b. Abt. 1836; d. Aft. 1872; m. SALVICA CARROLL
> xi. JOEL WARREN, b. Abt. 1839; d. Aft. 1870.
> Jwdw note: Joel Warren seems to be the best candidate for being
G-grandmother Clementine (Adams) Warren Whitaker's father.
> These Warrens certainly seem to be the closest neighbors of our Whitaker,
Baker, Arnold & Morgan ancestors.
> A few years back, in my amateur way, after thoroughly combing the Laurel
Co. Warrens, I'd suspected that Wellington Warren of Laurel Co., KY was the
father of G-grandmother "Clem" because I found him the 1870 Laurel Co.
census as being a widower. I'd dismissed the Pulaski Warrens because to
amateur me they seemed too distant.... How wrong I was!!! Wellington Warren
stills bothers me because I have found his family also linked to the Bakers
& 3ggm Elizabeth "Betty" Wilburn's (mother of 2ggm Malinda) family.
> >From this day forward (6/27/02), I, Jim Drew-Whitaker, because of
circumstantial evidence being more in the favor of Rev. Matthew & Martha
Baker Warren being the grandparents of G-grandmother Clementine (Adams)
Warren that I here do claim their son Joel with a (?) as being the father of
our Clementine (Adams) Warren Whitaker. Joel's not known to have been
married and he's about the age of 2ggm Malinda, b. 1835.
> xii. ELENDER WARREN, b. Abt. 1840; d. December 10, 1857, Pulaski County,
> Notes for ELENDER WARREN
> Died of consumption.
> Another piece of circumstantial evidence in favor of these Warrens being
G-grandmother's is that 2ggm Malinda's daughter Mary was by a Baker man, who
was no doubt the half brother of Martha Baker Warren, son Andrew & Hannah
Roberts? Baker.
> 1870 Laurel Co. census: Daniel Morgan, Sr. in household # 8 & Robert
Wombles m. Sarah E. Morgan d/o Malinda Tompkins is in Reuben Hawk's
household # 10 ... Robert & Sarah Morgan Wombles #62 are neighbors of Amos &
Lucinda Morgan Chaney #70 in 1900 Pulaski.
> Other notable links are Andrew & Hannah Roberts? Baker's sons married
James & Eleanor "Nellie" Mahan Trosper's daughters (also sisters of James
Trosper married Delia Storm): Smith Baker married Nancy Trosper & Smith
Baker marrried Catherine Trosper. Catherine Storm Arnold was kinswoman of
Delia Storm Trosper Whitaker. Delia Storm Trosper Whitaker m/2 William
Whitaker s/o John & Mary Baker Whitaker.
> Other John & Mary Baker Whitaker Links
> Son Solomon Whitaker (m. Thursey McFarland) and they were the parents of
Mary Frances "Mollie" Whitaker married John Hash, Jr.
> Solomon Whitaker was in the Civil War with his brother Mills Whitaker &
brother-in-law Daniel Morgan along with James Ambrose Tropser who married
his 1st cousin Paulina Whitaker Farmer d/o Mills & Sidney Arnold Whitaker.
> Mary Frances "Mollie" Whitaker Hash was the mother of George Washington
Whitaker (by George Washington Vanhook) & Zella Hash Speaks.
> George Washington Whitaker maried Mary "Maude" Chaney Vanhook d/o Amos &
Lucinda "Cindy" Morgan Chaney.
> Viola Chaney d/o Amos & Lucinda Morgan Chaney, married John Turner son or
grandson of Burnetta Tompkins Turner d/o Eli & "Betty" Wilburn Tompkins.
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