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John A. Wimberly, the subject of this sketch, was born in Henry County, Tennessee, April 20, 1865, and died at the Ponca City
hospital, Oct. 24, 1933. The immediate cause of his death was pneumonia, although he had been in poor health for several years.
He was the youngest of five children, and while he was yet a small boy the family moved to Illinois where he was reared and
where he received his education. When he had reached the years of self-assertion the lure of the West induced him to migrate
to western Kansas, where he loated and engaged in farming with an older brother in 1882. When the talk of opening Oklahoma
to settlement, and when Captain David Payne was carrying on his aggressive campaign, he too, imbibed the boomer spirit but
was not old enough at that time to file on public land. When the proclamation of President Harrison was issued opening Oklahoma
to settlement, April 22, 1889, young John Wimberly was on the line waiting for the big rush for homesteads. He was a real
89er and was fortunate enough to locate a quarter section of land in what is now Kingfisher county.
He opened up and put in cultivation his homestead and made that his place of residence more than ten years. His home was first
in Canadian county but a change of the county lines made him a resident of Kingfisher county. In fact, his farm was near Kingfisher
and he was recognized as a Kingfisher man.
He was united in the bonds of marriage to Miss Martha J. Gillian, Jan. 1, 1890. To this union four children were born, two
of whom, with their mother survive. The children living are Miss Martha Wimberly, a school teacher at Webb City, Oklahoma
and Mrs. Fern Saxon, of Eureka Springs, Arkansas.
The Shidler Review of October 26, states: "The funeral services for John A. Wimberly were conducted at the Presbyterian church in Shidler by
Rev. Percy Nickless of Ponca City (the pastor under whom he professed his religious faith, and who baptized him a number of
years ago) the auditorium of the church being packed to overflowing by his old friends and neighbors, and huge floral tributes
attested the high degree of esteem in which he was held by all who knew him. Following the services the body was taken to
Pawhuska where interment was made in the family lot by the side of a daughter, who preceded him across the Great Divide a
number of years ago."
But few men were more closely identified with the history and development of the Territory of Oklahoma than John A. Wimberly.
When he arrived in '89 he was young, ambitious and public spirited. He took great interest in the political organization of
the new Territory and was always identified with the Republican party. At the first election for members of the Territorial
legislature, he was elected to the House from Canadian county. Of the two other members from the same county, one was a populist
and the other a democrat. Political lines were not closely drawn, personal popularity of the candidate and local interest
determined the results. While he was the youngest member of either house, yet he was soon recognized as a man of
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practical ideas, and one who was not afraid to express his opinion on any subject that came up for consideration.
In the contest to locate the capital, he was first for Guthrie as against Oklahoma City, but when Kingfisher became an aspirant
for the honor of being the capital of Oklahoma, John A. Wimberly became an ardent supporter of his home town.
This, the first Territorial legislature met Aug. 27, 1890 and adjourned Dec. 24, 1890. The Territorial University at Norman,
the Central Normal at Edmond, and the Agricultural & Mechanical College at Stillwater were established and located at this
session of the legislature. Gov. Geo. W. Steele signed all bills creating these educational institutions, Dec. 24, 1890. Complying
with the provisions of the bill locating the A. & M. College the Governor appointed John A. Wimberly, R. J. Barker, Amos Ewing,
and Rev. J. P. Lane as the Board of Regents for the Agricultural and Mechanical College. These nominations were confirmed
the same day by the Territorial Council. The records show that the Board was organized by the election of R. J. Barker, President
and Secretary, and Amos Ewing, Treasurer.
The record also reads: "John A. Wimberly was elected superintendent of buildings on Nov. 25, 1891, with power to contract
in the name of the Board of Regents, for the Director of the Experimental station, a residence, not to exceed a cost of $1,300.00;
a laboratory not to exceed $700.00. He was also delegated by the Board to build all other buildings and sheds needed in starting
the Experimental station. Mr. Wimberly took immediate charge and supervision of all the first buildings erected out of the
very meager funds available at that time. He was also on the committee with J. P. Lane that purchased the first live stock
for that institution. After serving two years on the Board he resigned and returned to his home in Kingfisher county.
He was elected to the second legislature from the 5th district, which was in Kingfisher county. This legislature met in Guthrie
Jan. 1893. The experience that he had gained while a member of the first legislature and the information he had acquired concerning
the Territory's new educational institutions made him a valuable member of the second legislature.
He continued to make his residence in Kingfisher county until the opening of the Kiowa and Comanche reservation. In 1902 Gov.
Ferguson appointed him to the office of county commissioner of Caddo county, the other members of the first board of commissioners
of Caddo being C. A. Cleveland and Frank Farwell. He resided at Anadarko for about three years and then moved to Pawhuska
in Osage county, where he made his home for many years. He was not only in the real estate business but owned and operated
a cattle ranch not far from that town. Mr. Wimberly had been in poor health for some time and had not been actively engaged
in business for several years.
The writer served with John Wimberly in both the first and second territorial legislatures and at that time knew him intimately.
While we were often on opposite sides in controversies when arguments became acrimonious, yet, at no time did I have cause
to doubt John Wimberly's good faith and honesty of purpose.
In later years he had no ambition to be identified with state-wide affairs. He was content to live within the bounds of his
own community and to have the love and respect of his neighbors. The encomiums and
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words of kindness spoken of him by the newspapers of Osage county upon his departure show the respect and esteem in which
he was held by those who knew him best.
Although the writer has seen but little of him in recent years, yet, he always regarded John Wimberly as a personal friend.
Before the death of John A. Wimberly there were three members of the House of Representatives who served in the first territorial
legislature living; the other two members being the writer and Dr. E. R. Long, who represented Beaver county, and is now a
resident of El Reno.
Dan W. Peery.
Born August 2, 1844, near Ten Mile Stand, Meigs County, Tennessee; died January 7, 1929, and buried in the family burying
ground near Antlers, Oklahoma; son of Benjamin F. Locke and Mary (Sharp) Locke, both natives of Virginia and coming to Tennessee
prior to the Civil War, the former dying in 1854 and the latter in 1870; farming people of respectability.
Victor M. Locke, Sr., was reared upon the old family homestead where he was born, having only such educational advantages
as the common schools of that day afforded. At the beginning of the Civil War, when only fifteen years of age, on account
of his youth, not being permitted to enlist, he was attached to the Third Tennessee Cavalry of the Confederate Army. On the
Confederate rolls in the Adjutant General's office, War Department, Washington, D. C., his name appears on the muster roll
of a detachment of paroled and exchanged prisoners at Camp Lee, near Richmond, Virginia, dated March 28, 1865, described as
a private of Company I, 3rd Tennessee Cavalry, Confederate States Army, having enlisted at Ten Miles Stand, Tennessee. He
was in the battles of Murffeesboro, Chickamauga, and Missionary Ridge, Tennessee, Ringgold Gap, Dallas, Kenesaw Mountain,
and Peaach Tree Creek, Georgia. Captured at the latter place July 22, 1864, and exchanged on the James River, Virginia, three
weeks before evacuation of Petersburg, Virginia. Reentered Confederate service taking part in the seige of Petersburg. Upon
withdrawal of Army of Northern Virginia, fought at the Battle of Five Forks and not being among those who surrendered at Appomattox
Court House, was paroled at Kingston, Georgia, May 15, 1865.1
He came to the Choctaw Nation February 1, 1866, where he engaged in herding cattle and later clerking in stores at Lukfata
and Doaksville. In 1870 he was married to Miss Susan Priscilla McKinney, daughter of Thompson McKinney, a prominent member
of the Choctaw Tribe, and halding many public offices under said government. The following children survive: Victor M. Locke,
Jr., Mrs. Charles E. Archer and Edwin S. Locke, his wife having preceded him in death.
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Whilst he resided at Doaksville he was Clerk of the Circuit Court of Towson County, Choctaw Nation. He also held the office
of superintendent of public schools of said nation. About 1879 he embarked in the mercantile business on his own account.
In 1887 establishing a store at Antlers, he enjoyed success from the beginning. His trade rapidly and constantly increased
until he had one of the largest mercantile establishments in that section of the nation, carrying an extensive stock. In 1897
he retired from the mercantile business. His wife was a relative of Ex-Governor Thompson McKinney, her father being of the
same name. He was a friend of the Indian and exercised great influence on local Indian affairs. In 1890 he was a supporter
of the late Jacob Jackson in his race against the late Wlison M. Jones for Governor of the Choctaw Nation, out of which grew
what was known as the Locke-Jones war. He was a brave and constant friend and adherent of any cause that he espoused.
Born June 4, 1864, near Carmi, White County, Illinois, son of Henry Ralls and Sarah (Williams) Ralls, and died at Atoka, Oklahoma,
November 25, 1933, where he is buried. His father, Henry Ralls, born in North Carolina, moved in childhood with his parents
to Alabama. Whilst a young man Henry Ralls migrated to White County, Illinois, where he met and married Sarah Williams, the
oldest child of Charles and Polly Williams, both Kentuckians. Soon after his marriage he purchased a farm near Carmi in said
county, on which all of his children were born and reared to maturity. One son Nathaniel W. Ralls now owns and lives on the
old homestead. Another brother, Judge George T. Ralls, of Coalgate, Oklahoma also survives. The mother was born in Kentucky
but whilst a child her parents moved to White county, Illinois, where they lived until their death. From this family sprang
the late J. Robert Williams, formerly a member of the Congress of the United States from the Twentieth Congressional District
of Illinois. The Ralls family is of English extraction. In Green's History of the English People Colonel Ralls is mentioned
as a faithful defender of the rights of the English people. The father of said Henry Ralls was Robert Ralls, a soldier on
the side of the United States in the War of 1812.
Joseph Green Ralls having attended local schools in White county, Illinois, in 1883 entered the Southern Illinois College
at Endfield, Illinois, attending for two years, and in 1865 entered the National Normal University of Lebanon, Ohio, graduating
there receiving degrees of Bachelor of Science on Aug. 19, 1887, and of Bachelor of Laws on Aug. 19, 1888, and was admitted
to the bar of the Supreme Court of the Staate of Ohio. In the same month he located at Fort Smith, Arkansas, being admitted
to the bar in Arkansas, and there engaged in the practice of the law. On the passage of the Congress of the United States,
on March 1, 1889, of an act establishing a United States Court in Indian Territory he immediately located at Muskogee, Indian
Territory, to engage in the practice of the law. On April 2, 1889, the day after which said court was organized, the following
attorneys were admitted to the bar, the same being the first admissions to said bar and all being admitted at the same sitting
and at the same time subscribed
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the roll as follows: Z. T. Waldron, D. Stewart Elliott, Townsend N. Foster, Napoleon B. Maxey, Walter A. Ledbetter, R. E.
Jackson, Ridge Paschel, Sanford O. Hinds, E. G. Boudinott, Preston S. Lester, Joseph G. Ralls, Robert L. Owen, J. H. Crichton, W. D. Crawford, G. W. Pasco, S. S. Fears, James H. Ackin, D. M. Wisdom and W. C. Jackson.
The records of said court show that Ralls & Crawford then were partners. In 1891 Joseph G. Ralls was appointed United States
Commissioner for said court at Atoka in the Choctaw Nation, the first case on his docket being United States v. Felix Moore,
filed Feb. 21, 1891.
On February 9th, 1893, Joseph G. Ralls and Eva Standley, daughter of Captain J. S. Standley1 were married, ten children being born to said marriage. The widow Mrs. Eva Standley Ralls, of Atoka, Oklahoma, and the following
children survive: Joseph G. Ralls, Jr., attorney at law, Atoka, Oklahoma; Mrs. Sara Presson of Canadian and Norman, Oklahoma;
Thomas S. Ralls, Miss Claude Ralls and Miss Elizabeth Ralls all of Atoka, Oklahoma, and the following preceded him in death:
Lewis Henry, born Nov. 22, 1900, died March 22, 1917; John, born June 28, 1914, died Oct. 10, 1915; Clara, born Aug. 3, 1905,
died Jan. 26, 1912; Ann Elizabeth, died in infancy; James, born Mar. 23, 1895, died in infancy; Adele, born Jan. 17, 1902,
died in infancy.
Judge Joseph G. Ralls resigning as United States Commissioner in the summer of 1893 engaged in the practice of the law at
Atoka, continuously for a period of over forty years until his death. During all that period he was one of the attorneys for
the Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway Company. In April 1895 his brother, Judge George T. Ralls removed from Muskogee, and
locating at Atoka joined him in the practice of the law under the firm name of Ralls & Ralls, which continued until June 16,
1897, when the latter was appointed United States Commissioner, which position he held until in 1905, when resigning he again
joined his brother in the practice of the law, which continued until 1908, when he removed to Coalgate, Oklahoma, where he
engaged in the practice of the law, his brother Joseph G. Ralls continuing at Atoka the practice alone until Mar. 16, 1928,
when his son Joseph G. Ralls, Jr., became associated with him in the practice of the law which continued until his death.
In 1904 Joseph G. Ralls, among others, participated in the organization of a public school system in the town and community
of Atoka, being elected and serving as president of the first school board for said town. During his residence there in one
way or another he took a part in the encouragement of local schools. In 1915 he was appointed by the governor of the state
as a member of the State Board of Education, ex officio Board of Regents for the Oklahoma State University and all state colleges
and state schools except the A. & M. College, continuing in that capacity for four years, rendering capable, effective and
faithful service.
He was a charter member of the Indian Territory Bar Association, organized at McAlester, February 22, 1900, being selected
as one of the six members of its first council, and as chairman of the committee of three of the court division at Atoka "in
examination of applicants for admission to the bar, and further for the purpose of reporting to the president any alleged
violation of professional ethics on the part of any lawyer practicing at said bar." He remained as chairman of such committee
until the admission of Indian Territory as a part of the
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State of Oklahoma. At the fifth annual session of the Indian Territory Bar Association, held at McAlester, Indian Territory,
June 14th and 15th, 1904, Joseph G. Ralls was elected as president of said association. The executive committee of said bar
association, embracing himself as chairman, W. A. Ledbetter, E. J. Fannin, R. L. Williams, F. H. Kellog, R. E. Jackson and
W. H. Kornegay, met with a like committee on the part of the Oklahoma Territory Bar Association at Oklahoma City on September
17, 1904, when a plan for consolidation of the two associations was agreed upon, said amalgamation taking place at a meeting
held at Shawnee during the last week of December, 1904. Immediately after statehood Joseph G. Ralls was elected chairman of
the Bar Association of Atoka County and continued in that capacity until his death. During all that period he was an active
member of the Oklahoma State Bar Association. In 1912 he was appointed by the Supreme Court of the State of Oklahoma as a
member at large of the State Bar Commission, continuing in that position for a number of years until he resigned. He was one
of the great and leading lawyers of the state. He was appointed by the United States District Court, with the consent and
approval of the attorneys engaged on both sides in litigation, as special master, in cases of great importance. He also served
in cases, by appointment, as special Justice of the Supreme Court. He was not only a diligent lawyer as to detail and fact
but also diligent, accurate and capable as to conclusions of law. His entire professional career was characterized with proper
regard for ethics. His earthly career as an honorable and upright attorney of the bar has come to a close.
In the spring of 1893 he became a member of a Blue Lodge of Masonry (Lodge No. 4, A. F. & A. M. at Atoka) and at the time
of his death was a life member of said Lodge, under whose auspices his sistory at McAlester, and of Bedouin Temple (Shriner)
at Muskogee, and the Order of Eastern Star, and also of Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks.
Like all human beings he had his frailties but whatever they were they related only to himself. He came to Indian Territory
at the first gesture toward the opening of the country to white settlement. He became a member of the Choctaw tribe by marriage.
During all these years he was a forward looking man, rendering community service required of a good citizen. Whilst a life
long Republican yet he was liberal in his views. Occasionally he would change his registration to that of a Democrat in order
to support a long time friend in party primaries, but when the primary and general election was over he would change his registration
back, saying that he hadn't changed his politics, he had just shifted his registration to support a friend. In 1906 he was
nominated by the Republicans in the Atoka constitutional delegate district (No. 105) as a Republican candidate, making an
unsuccessful campaign on the Republican ticket in a Democratic district, receiving said nomination as a recognition that he
was the strongest candidate of his party in the district. An indulgent and loving husband and father and a faithful friend
has crossed the river of death.
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Son of Sampson H. Lane and Lucy Ann (Winfield) Lane, born on a plantation in Fayette County, Tennessee, about fifty miles
east of Memphis, on September 26, 1839, and died February 28, 1933, at Poteau, LeFlore County, Oklahoma, buried there in Oakland
cemetery. His father dying when he was about one year old, when he reached the age of nine his grandfather Sampson Lane prevailed
upon his mother to permit the boy to live with him, where he was provided with a private tutor until his grandfather died
in 1852. At the age of fourteen years he entered LaGrange College, located in Franklin County, Alabama, which in 1855 was
changed to LaGrange College and Military Academy, and in 1860 to the LaGrange Military Academy, the buildings of which on
April 28, 1863, were burned by Federal Cavalry under command of Colonel Florence M. Cornye.1
Sampson Theopilus Lane, as S. T. Lane, enlisted May 16, 1861, at Memphis, Tennessee, as a private in Co. A, 7th (Duckworth's)
Tennessee Cavalry, C. S. A., formerly known as Capt. T. H. Logwood's Company (Memphis Light Dragoons), 1st Tennessee Cavalry,
C. S. A. He was captured near Memphis, Tennessee, October 29, 1863; imprisoned at Alton Military Prison, Illinois, and at
Fort Delaware, Delaware, at which place he was released on June 11, 1865. As a brave soldier he participated on the side of
the Confederacy in the following battles: Cow Skin Prairie, Bell Mont, Lockridge Mill, Farmington, Shiloh, Iuka, Oxford, Holly
Springs, Davis' Mill, Middleton, Okalona, Black River, Jackson, Yazoo, and Chickamauga.
After the war returning to Memphis he engaged in the practice of the law and farming. He joined the Ku Klux Klan under General
Forrest and remained a member until it was disbanded by General Forrest, who stated it having served its purpose, that it
was no longer needed.
In 1871 he was licensed by the Methodist Episcopal Church South at Memphis, Tennessee, as a preacher of the Gospel and in
1874 entered into the ministry as an itinerant preacher, being assigned to a pastorate at Puducah, Kentucky. On May 25th,
1875, he was married to Miss Sallie Bland Parham at Germantown, Tennessee, where having taken a location from the annual conference,
he taught school for many years. In 1888 he removed to Little Rock, Arkansas, later teaching school at Atkins and Dardanelle.
Afterwards he was superintendent of a Methodist District school located at Booneville, Arkansas, continuing in that capacity
for a number of years. Many boys from Indian Territory attended this school and through them he had occasion to visit their
homes, coming in direct contact with the people of the Choctaw Nation. This occasioned his removal to Poteau on August 6,
1900. Preaching at various points in what is now LeFlore and Haskell Counties and teaching school at Whitefield, Shady Point,
and LeFlore, he retained his residence during all that time at Poteau. He served several terms as Justice of the Peace in
the city of Poteau, resigning therefrom in 1932, a short time before he was 93 years of age. From 1912 to 1922 he was scout
master of the boy scouts, retiring in the latter year, being the oldest scout master in the world. He was active in the organization
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of the Confederate Veterans, holding places of honor. Retaining his mental and physical strength, seldom having occasion to
use a cane in walking or glasses with which to read, he taught a Sunday School class in the Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
in Poteau until within a few days of his death, endeavoring at all times to walk in the steps of his Master and to be ready
for the final summons.
He left surviving his widow, Sallie (Parham) Lane, and two daughters, Mrs. H. J. (Linda) Fowler of Poteau, Oklahoma, and Mrs.
M. E. (Vera) Turner of Eufaula, Oklahoma, another daughter Mrs. R. E. (Pat) Patrick, preceding him in death.2 His available genealogy
is as follows: His father, Sampson H. Lane, born April 18, 1809, killed accidentally on Christmas day, 1842, and mother, Lucy
Ann Windfield, daughter of Joel Windfield and Francis (Shands) Windfield, were married in Sussex County, Virginia, May 10,
1838; his grandfather, Sampson Lane, born in 1772, Charles City County, Virginia, died at Memphis, Tennessee, December 1852,
was married to Mary (Thomas) Allen, who was born in Orange County, Virginia, in 1792, the marriage taking place in Elbert
County, Georgia, she dying in Desoto County, Mississippi in August 1857; his greatgrandfather, William Lane, born in Charles
City County, Virginia, in 1757, serving in the colonial army, was married to Nancy Healey, who was born in Charles City County,
Virginia. The Lane family coming from England settled in the colony of Virginia at an early date.
Believing in and living the simple life, and honest and courageous in thought, speech and act, with no sordid ambition for
wealth or notoriety—an exemplification of a Southern Gentleman of the Old School, he lived a long and useful life.
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stock does not update neither remove entry from its table when node update sku or node is removed.
adding these function to uc_stock.module make stock table consistent
* Implements hook_node_delete().
function uc_stock_node_delete($node) {
* Implements hook_node_update().
function uc_stock_node_update($node) {
PASSED: [[SimpleTest]]: [MySQL] 2,969 pass(es). View
PASSED: [[SimpleTest]]: [MySQL] 2,887 pass(es). View
FAILED: [[SimpleTest]]: [MySQL] Unable to apply patch ubercart-stock_consistency-1398448-12.patch. Unable to apply patch. See the log in the details link for more information. View
FAILED: [[SimpleTest]]: [MySQL] Unable to apply patch ubercart-stock-consistency-1398448.patch. Unable to apply patch. See the log in the details link for more information. View
Comment #5longwave CreditAttribution: longwave commented
If you could write that test in code as a SimpleTest that would be awesome - it would prove that this works, and ensure that it is never broken again in the future.
Comment #6longwave CreditAttribution: longwave commented
One thing your code may not take into account: what if the new SKU already exists in the stock table, attached to another product or an attribute combination of the same product?
Comment #7TR CreditAttribution: TR commented
Isn't this a duplicate of a number of other stock issues, such as #315585: nodeapi support for stock levels and customer viewable stock levels? Any proposed fix needs to be aware of those other issues and the concerns raised there.
Comment #13maksim24 CreditAttribution: maksim24 commented
What about in 6.x-2.10 version?
Comment #15debo7debo CreditAttribution: debo7debo commented
It didn't work for me, so I queued it for retesting.
#12: ubercart-stock_consistency-1398448-12.patch queued for re-testing.
Comment #17debo7debo CreditAttribution: debo7debo commented
|Needs work
|» Needs review
Comment #18TR CreditAttribution: TR commented
The patch doesn't apply anymore - it needs to be re-rolled. That's what the testbot output is saying. Testing and retesting won't help anything.
Comment #22rjlang CreditAttribution: rjlang commented
PASSED: [[SimpleTest]]: [MySQL] 2,969 pass(es). View
I've tested patch #19. It works properly for product nodes that have their own SKU. However, if the product node has adjustments that have their own SKU(s) (e.g., multiple sizes for a shirt product) altering the adjustment SKU on the node adjustment edit page does not change the SKU in the stock table.
For this use case, updating the stock table needs to be made to happen within or in connection with function uc_product_adjustments_form_submit().
I've used hook_form_FORM_ID_alter() to insert an additional submission function into uc_product_adjustments_form() that checks for changes and updates the stock table. This seems to work. I've rolled these changes together with those from #19 in the attached patch.
Comment #23Philou88 CreditAttribution: Philou88 commented
Thanks rjlang for your patch #22, I've tested it and it works very nice except when you have attributes.
First Test: You create a content, then you add attribute to your SKU product, then you adjust the SKU with extensions, then you display the SKU stock.
The SKU stock with attribute are fine.
And you find a line with the original SKU product that we do not use because the stock is in the attributes!
I think we need to delete this line with original SKU because we don't use it.
Second Test : When you modify the SKU product, the SKU stock with attribute do not change.
Only the SKU stock without attribute is modified.
Normally, if we modify the SKU product, the SKU stock with attribute needs to be updated. Isn't it ?
Comment #24Philou88 CreditAttribution: Philou88 commented
Sorry rjlang, but it does't work in multilingual, when you save the SKU Product in the other language, you find the two messages:
Notice: Undefined property: stdClass::$original in uc_stock_node_presave() (line 346 of /homepages/.../sites/all/modules/ubercart/uc_stock/uc_stock.module).
Notice: Trying to get property of non-object in uc_stock_node_presave() (line 346 of /homepages/.../sites/all/modules/ubercart/uc_stock/uc_stock.module).
And the system told me that the SKU product is "in use, not updated" and my content "has been created." without the mandatory SKU product.
Comment #25rjlang CreditAttribution: rjlang commented
@Phil88 #23:
Regarding "First Test," "And you find a line with the original SKU product that we do not use because the stock is in the attributes!". Let's suppose you have a product whose base SKU is P, and then you add attributes with SKUs P-1 and P-2. Now, if you don't want to track stock item P, only P-1 and P-2, then under the "Stock" tab, you should uncheck stock item P, and only leave P-1 and P-2 checked. If someone has a use case where they track both the base SKU and attributed SKUs, we should not arbitrarily break support for this usage (which was previously supported). Let the user decide which SKUs they want to track.
Regarding "Second Test", "When you modify the SKU product, the SKU stock with attribute do not change. Only the SKU stock without attribute is modified." This is entirely consistent and correct. If you modify the SKU of a product, you need to decide whether you as store manager are going to modify the SKUs of the attributed products and how to modify them. The addition of extensions to SKUs for attributes is always done manually according to the choice of the user; we cannot assume that each user is going to use the same system for modifying SKUs for attributes.
Conclusion: I think the original behavior is the correct behavior.
@Phil88 #24: I"ll look into this. I've not done anything with multilingual support before, so it may take a little while while I bone up on that topic.
Comment #27Philou88 CreditAttribution: Philou88 commented
Thanks rjlang and smartango for your feeback,
#23 First Test: Yes, perfect and good logic and keep history, I will use 'active' mark.
My first thoughts were the mark 'active' is only when you want to follow the product with a threshold, and a publish product has automatically valid stocks but, perhaps, not for all the attributes we add. The best way will be to create a new flag 'valid stock' just near 'active stock' but, as smartango dixit, it's another topic. I had also thought for this new flag to get easiest extracts from views, more comprehensive for the customers.
#23 Second Test: Your way is nice and I adopt it.
#24 Multilingual: I'm waiting for your birth in multilingual, I'm already ready in starting block to test your new patch, many thanks in advance,
Comment #29longwave CreditAttribution: longwave commented
Comment #31julinewbie CreditAttribution: julinewbie commented
Total newbie here having this exact issue (same as OP)
Not familiar with git or patches. Can someone direct me to how to update the .module file with the most up to date tweak?
Your help would be very much appreciated! Stock and SKU's in a mess!
Comment #33julinewbie CreditAttribution: julinewbie commented
thank you! I will give that a go....
Comment #34julinewbie CreditAttribution: julinewbie commented
I can't thank you enough! It's worked! :o)
Comment #35Philou88 CreditAttribution: Philou88 commented
I use the patch #22 with only one language for a site and in multilingual for another site and it works perfectly.
If you have more than one language, the only thing that you cannot do is to modify the SKU. You can modify the first SKU but not the second SKU or the third SKU with the same value because the system tells you "in use, not updated", in fact, the system manages like double or something like that.
Any way, it's good patch because it tells you perfectly something right 'do not modify the SKU' to get a good management of the products sold by the web site, mainly in multilingual!
Comment #37rjlang CreditAttribution: rjlang commented
Yes, I agree. (And it does that in practice, since our production system uses the patch and I see the msg periodically.)
Comment #38fkarczeski CreditAttribution: fkarczeski commented
Thank you for this patch! it saved me a great deal of headaches.
Just for future reference, I updated the message to be an error message on the uc_stock_node_presave function. Also, on the adjustments_form_submit function, it tries to update the sku on the stock table without checking if it already exists, that created a PDO exception for me and didn't break very gracefully ;)
I updated the code to use the same check you used in the presave function to check for an existing SKU when updating an adjustment SKU. This is what my version looks like:
function uc_stock_form_uc_product_adjustments_form_submit($form, &$form_state) {
foreach ($form_state['values']['body'] as $key => &$value) {
$default_model = $form_state['values']['default'];
$old_model = !empty($form_state['values']['original_body'][$key]['model']) ? $form_state['values']['original_body'][$key]['model']['#default_value'] : '';
$new_model = !empty($value['model']) ? $value['model'] : '';
if ($old_model != $new_model) {
// Check if sku already exists in the stock table.
$r = db_select('uc_product_stock','stock')
if($r) { // wayback: do not update
$value['model'] = $old_model;
form_set_error('', t('SKU "@new_model" in use, stock table was not updated. Please go back to SKU "@old_model" and address the duplicate SKUs on the stock table before updating this product.',array('@new_model' => $new_model, '@old_model' => $old_model)));
} else {
->fields(array('sku' => $new_model))
->condition('sku', $old_model)
drupal_set_message(t('Updated stock table: changed sku @old_model to @new_model', array('@old_model' => $old_model, '@new_model' => $new_model)));
Unfortunately, it seems that the product has already been updated at this point; so the correct way to fix this would be to revert that attribute SKU back to the $old_model before returning the error. I currently don't have more time to spend on this, especially since we do not use attributes that much. I just figured I would let other people know my findings in case they hit this page looking for an answer like I did.
Thanks again for the patch, it works great!
Comment #39mikemoretti CreditAttribution: mikemoretti commented
This patch doesn't seem to work for me. Instead I had to add a condition to the "Decrement stock on order submission" rule that checks if they are NOT a user with admin role. Depending on how others have their roles/users setup for allowing people to create orders you may have to do something different.

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Heck, for those who worry about currency devaluations, any time is a good time.
But for those of us who want to work our capital assiduously and productively, there are usually alternatives that may often be more competitive.
Unfortunately for such decisions, the precious metals arguments basically revolve around guesses about metal prices, politics, and mining uncertainties, all of which are basically unknowable, but must be part of the consideration.
That is not what is unfortunate. What is unfortunate is that by dominating the conversation, those subjects tend to crowd out contemplation of what the players who count are likely to do that will influence results, and therefore the answer to our headline question.
Our style of investment analysis is to regard the actions of players in the game as among the most significant factors building and keeping an investment score - how fat is your wallet?
So we tend to look at precious metals investments through the same prisms as we do tech stocks, consumer stocks, entertainment issues, resource plays, defensive names, income sources, and all investments. Our driving question is: What will big-money players be most likely to do with each alternative investment candidate, given their present knowledgeable outlook?
Our answers come from the Market-Makers [MMs] who help the money big-dogs move around the capital at their disposition. We have many years of watching that game be played, and know some things about it that are not commonly shared in (or out) of the business. We have kept daily scorecards on 2500+ stocks, ETFs, and market indexes since the turn of this century.
One of the best ways to get a perspective of any investment group is to study the Exchange Traded Funds [ETFs] that focus on the subjects of interest. So we do that with the Precious Metals ETFs (as well as on the individual stocks). Here is what we currently learn about the MMs outlook for those ETFs. Learned from the way that the MMs protect their capital by hedging while it is exposed to risk in facilitating markets for these issues.
For readers who have not encountered our tables before, some orientation and explanation may be helpful. The forecast price ranges implied by MM hedging are in the two left-most data columns, accompanied by a third column of the market quote at the time of the forecast derivation. For most investors a "long" investment posture is the usual, and that is what the table contemplates.
We find what works well with these forecasts is to take the top of their ranges as sell targets, and follow a strict discipline of closing out and forecast-induced position just as soon as a target can be achieved. Failing that within 3 months (63 market days), the position should be terminated, regardless of price, and the capital reinvested in the most attractive alternative present at that time. This discipline protects against the waste of your most precious investment asset - TIME. Support of this notion can be found here, and is worth exploring when done with this article, because much precious metal investing is seriously damaged by failure to recognize its cost.
The size of the opportunity being offered in the sell target is shown next to the Price Now column, and to its right is its appropriate risk measure, the worst-case price drawdown experienced on average among each of all past forecasts in the last 5 years having the same balance of upside-to-downside price prospects as the present forecast. The most right-hand column in the table puts those comparisons into direct measurement.
Most of the remaining data in the table is the result of keeping book on what has happened in the real world of the market subsequent to prior forecasts like those of today. The extent of those experiences is spelled out in the Sample Size column. That is important where inadequate lengths of time have been available to make observations (our preference is 3 years of 252 market days). Or where very few instances of upside-to-downside prospects like today's have been experienced to provide statistical significance to the averages resulting. We like to see at least 20.
Using the sell discipline described above, the Win ODDS tell what percentage of each prior sample produced a profit, and the % PAYOFFS tells what the size of that net average has been. The days held tells what time (in market days) had to be invested, along with the capital. It provides the basis for the more comparable Annual Rates of Return column.
Out of the 20 available ETFs, we have applied screens of criteria preference to the size, character, and tradeoffs of reward and risk that are presented by the current forecasts and the previous experiences of similar outlooks. That has resulted in the identification of four ETFs that appeal most to us. Their average scores of the various criteria columns are spelled out in the first blue row of the table. The next row provides the whole group's averages.
Now comes an answer to our headline question of "is this a good time" to make bets of this kind.?
Comparison of the columnar criteria averages for the precious metals ETFs with their parallels of the best 20 choices in the whole population of 2500+ alternatives, suggests the answer to our question is probably "no". Here's why:
The data in red at various places in the table illustrates the problems raised by these comparisons. Starting at the top of the table in the Credible Ratio column, its comparison between the offered Sell Target Potentials and the actually-achieved % Payoffs indicates in red those places where today's prospects have not been achieved, on average, in the past. Please note the deficiencies not only in the "best" PM ETF four, but in the whole group.
That kind of failure has contributed to the PM odds, far below the population best 20 average of 93 out of every 100, and below the 81 average profitability of SPY, the S&P500 ETF (as a market average proxy). But then, even the population's average (from today's outlooks) is no better than two wins out of three.
The Reward-to-Risk experiences are another problem area. That column's averages for the 20 PM ETFs are 3.8 times as much upside price change promise as actual price drawdown experience. That compares to 4.2 times for the best 20 of the large population. But more seriously the PM upsides have little credibility, bringing into question the validity of that measure. Both the top 20 population alternatives and the market proxy, SPY, overpromise, but not by as much as the PMs.
Perhaps the more serious limitation for many investors is in the size of the drawdown risks actually experienced. For Precious Metal ETFs they have been 3 to 4 times as large as alternative investment candidates. That makes them far more subject to the emotional stresses leading to bad judgments at the worst possible times.
Given today's data we see no good reason to encourage investments in the precious metals ETFs instead of redeploying capital to more promising alternatives.
That is not an everlasting damnation of precious metals investments, just a reading of the current outlooks of experienced, able, and highly-motivated professionals as to alternatives. Times will undoubtedly come when prior human foibles of dealing with currencies will be appraised by humans in a way that will make precious metals investments far more attractive than they are now.
Disclosure: I have no positions in any stocks mentioned, and no plans to initiate any positions within the next 72 hours. I wrote this article myself, and it expresses my own opinions. I am not receiving compensation for it (other than from Seeking Alpha). I have no business relationship with any company whose stock is mentioned in this article.


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Subject: Mary Edith Deeter
Date: Wed, 3 Dec 1997 09:33:16 -0500 (EST)
Dear Debbie Daunis,
I have different lines for your Mary Edith Deeter, who married Frank Allen
Of course, I could be very, very wrong, so am hoping someone else out there
can help both of us. I get all the Teeters/Deeters mixed up sometimes! And
the sad thing is, I have no idea where I got some of this.
I have your line as this:
Mary Edith Deeter: born 5 Sep 1879 Faulkville, Morgan Co, Alabama; married to
Frank Allen Preston.
Mary Edith as the daughter of Daniel Bollinger Deeter and Mary Elizabeth
Daniel Bollinger Deeter: born 26 Aug 1850 Covington, Miami Co, Ohio; married
Mary Elizabeth Hoke, who ws born 14 Nov 1852 in Pleasant Hill, Miami Co,
I list Daniel B. and Mary Elizabeth with 10 children: Perry David Deeter, who
married Sadie Murphy; Harry Benjamin Deeter; Flora May Deeter; Mary Edith
Deeter (see above); Lawrence Elliott Deeter, who married Birdie alice Turvey;
Myrtle Celia Deeter, who married Ralph Daniel Werden; Ora Chester Deeter, who
married Josie Alice Davidson; Marion Leonard Deeter, who married Lorraine
Crosley; Ray John Deeter, who married Hannah Brownrigg Watson; and Laura
Evaton Deeter, who married Herbert Hamilton Knowlton.
Then, I have Daniel Bollinger Deeter as the son of Daniel Stutzman Deeter and
Catherine Bollinger. I have Daniel Bollinger Deeter as born 15 Apr 1807
Jackson Twp, Montgomery Co, Ohio; died 15 Aug 1871 in Miami Co, Ohio; buried
Sugar Grove Cem; married 25 Dec 1828 Miami Co, Ohio to Catherine Bollinger,
daughter of Samuel Bollinger. Catherine was born 22 Apr 1810 in Lancaster Co,
Pa; died 15 Nov 1851; buried in Sugar Grove Cem. I also list Daniel Stutzman
Deeter as having other wives: Mary "Polly" Reed, and Elizabeth Reed.
As the 12 children for Daniel Stutzman Deeter and Catherine Bollinger I have:
David Deeter; Mary Deeter, who married Rev. Allender "Allen" Ives; Benjamin
Deeter; Levi Deeter, who married Rebecca Brant; Anna Deeter; Elizabeth
Deeter, who married Daniel Arnold; Susan Deeter (twin); Barbara Deeter
(twin), who married Simon Shafer; Christina Deeter; Catherine Deeter, who
married William Cassady; Malinda Deeter; and Daniel Bollinger Deeter, who
married Mary Elizabeth Hoke.
I list Daniel Stutzman Deeter as the son of David Shively Deeter and
Elizabeth Stutzman. David Shively Deeter was born 25 May 1773/4; died 25 May
1849 Newton Twp, Miami Co, Ohio and buried in Sugar Grove Cem. He married 4
Mar 1794 to Elizabeth Stutzman, who was born Jan 1774, the daughter of Jacob
Stutzman, Jr. and Christina Ulrich. Elizabeth (Stutzman) Deeter died 25 Sep
1842 in Miami Co, Ohio and is buried in Sugar Grove Cem.
I list the 13 children of David Shively Deeter and Elizabeth Stutzman as:
Susannah Deeter, who married Henry Moore; Elizabeth Ulrich Deeter, who
married John Ulrich; Abraham Deeter, who married Mary "Polly" Reed; Jacob
Deeter, who married Elizabeth Reed; Christina Deeter, who married John
Miller; David Deeter, who married Elizabeth Souders; Daniel Stutaman Deeter,
who married (1) 25 Dec 1828 Catherine Bollinger, (2) 14 Mar 1852 Mary "Polly"
Reed and (3) 4 Dec 1866 Elizabeth Reed; Samuel Deeter, who married Sarah
Smith; Barbara Deeter, who married Abraham Deeter; John Stutzman Deeter, who
married Sarah Reed; Mary Deeter, who married George Reese; Catharine Deeter,
who married (1) John Reed and (2) Mr. Ferguson; and Michael Deeter, who
married (1) Frances Eller and (2) Mary Teeter.
I show David Shively Deeter as the son of Abraham Teeter and Elizabeth
Abraham Teeter was born ca. 1747 and died Jan 1827 in Woodbury Twp, Bedford
Co, Pa. and married Elizabeth Shively , who was born ca. 1751 Lancaster Co,
Pa and died before 1809 in New Enterprise, Pa , daughter of Uhli (Ulrich)
Shively/Schaublin and Elizabeth Thomas/Thommen.
I list Abraham Teeter and Elizabeth Shively with 11 children: David Shively
Deeter, who married Elizabeth Stuzman; Daniel Shively Teeter, who married
Hannah Neff; Elizabeth Teeter, who married Martin Miller; Abraham Teeter,
Jr., who married Hannah Paul; Susannah Teeter, who married Martin Miller (my
line); John Shively Teeter, who married (1) Barbara Deeter and (2) Susanna
Heffner Burger; Barbara Teeter, who married Joshua Joseph Falknor/Falker;
Jacob Teeter, who married (1) Margaret Ling and (2) Catherine Baker; Isaac
Teeter, who married Elizabeth Kaylor; Catherine Teeter; and Hannah Teeter,
who married Jacob Ling.
Abraham Teeter's parents were Johann Michael Dieterich/Diederich and either
Ana Catherine Thowison or ? Miller.
I list John Deeter as a brother of Abraham Teeter and that John Deeter
married Susannah Ulrich/Ullery and I list them with 9 children: Susannah
Deeter, who married Joseph Rench, Jr.; Elizabeth Deeter, who married Abraham
Kensinger, Jr.; John Deeter, Jr., who married Susannah Stover; Daniel Deeter;
Abraham Deeter, who married Elizabeth Rench; Barbara Deeter, who married John
Shively Teeter; Hannah Deeter, who married Michael Burns; Catherine Deeter;
and Samuel Deeter, who married Fanny ___.
For Abraham Deeter (son of John Deeter and Susannah Ulrich) and Elizabeth
Rench I list 10 children: Daniel R. Deeter, who married Catherine
Blickenstaff; Catherine Deeter, who married Conrad Brumbaugh; Abraham Deeter,
who married (1) Nancy Wardman and (2) Nancy Bigler; Mary Deeter, who married
George Minnick; John R. Deeter, who married (1) Mary Hardmond and (2) Maria
Maurer; Elizabeth Deeter, who married Samuel A. Zerbe; David Deeter, who
married (1) Elizabeth Creft and (2) Elizabeth McDowell; and 3 other Deeter
children (unknown to me).
For John Deeter, Jr. (Son of John Deeter and Susannah Ulrich) and wife,
Susannah Stover, I list 11 children: John Deeter, III, who married (1) Mary
Bollinger and (2) Catherine (Landis?) Shoemaker; Jacob Deeter, who married
(1) Elizabeth Williams and (2) Ruth Mitchell; Abraham Deeter, who married
Barbara Deeter; Hannah Deeter ,who married (1) Daniel Overholtzer Stutzman
and (2) E.F. Alberty; Elizabeth Deeter; Daniel H.R. Deeter, who married Mary
Hoke; Susannah Deeter; Emanuel Deeter, who married Hester Zigler; Katharine
Deeter; Christina Deeter; and David C. Deeter, who married Franey Eller.
For Daniel H. R. Deeter (son of John Deeter, Jr. and Susannah Stover) and
wife Mary Hoke (daughter of David Hoke), I list 4 children: Elizabeth
Deeter, who married Aaron Wellbaum; Cornelius H. Deeter, who married Sophrana
Ward; Aaron H. Deeter, who married (1) Joanna/Angeline Myers and (2) Mrs.
David Tobias; and Joseph Deeter, who married Belle Pry.
As I said, I'm certainly wouldn't "swear" to any of this, so am hoping
everyone out there will help us sort this family out.
Phyllis Gillaspie
7500 S.E. Bloomfield Rd. #13
Des Moines, Iowa 50320
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Thread: Ammonia to clean clock movements
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Ammonia to clean clock movements
I was told not to use pure ammonia to clean brass clock movements as it would dull or remove the finish. Is this true? I have a couple of Ansonia clocks to clean and would like to know if I should use ammoniated or non-ammoniated cleaning fluid. I do not have an ultrasonic cleaner.
Thank you!
Re: Ammonia to clean clock movements (By: derwiener)
Paul . Welcome to our site. Take a look at the bottom of this page. Scroll down and you will see other similar threads on ammonia cleaners and you will get some of the other previous questions /answers and results. MikeFormer New Clock Acquisitions Moderator AKA Mike 306p/Ansoniaman
Re: Ammonia to clean clock movements (By: derwiener)
Household strength ammonia is nasty enough. If you buy a commercial ammoniated concentrate you'll immediately notice the higher concentration of ammonia. WRT "pure" ammonia, it would probably kill you in short order. Ammonia in a cleaning solution is always a debatable topic. I use it. It does not dull brass, but brightens it. You need to keep all the brass submerged otherwise you'll get "staining" ... two different colors. Soaking for an overly generous amount of time will turn the surface pink, as you are disolving the elemental metals out of the brass. Someone else can state if its the copper or the zinc. You can polish the surface to restore the yellow color, but if the soak is long enough to cause pitting, you can't undo that.
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Re: Ammonia to clean clock movements (By: gvasale)
A noted watch and clock repair instructor at St. Paul Technical College located in St. Paul, MN, whom I took classes from years ago, instructed the class that cleaning movements with "sudsy" ammonia was quite acceptable. Note, that, it must be "sudsy" ammonia and not regular ammonia. Many stores that sell ammonia do not always carry sudsy ammonia but I always have had success in finding a store locally that carry's it and I buy several gallon jugs at a time for future use.
It is best to not let the movement part(s) soak too long in the ammonia. I usually let the part soak just a minute +/- and then scrub briefly with an old tooth brush and then rinse in very hot running water and then dry it thoroughly.
I would not use any type of ammonia on a lacquered finish as it may damage the finish.
In conclusion, I have never experienced a problem using this product, however, as mentioned above, don't let the part soak too long, rinse thoroughly in very hot water and then dry completely.
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Re: Ammonia to clean clock movements (By: Joseph Coppersmith)
Joe, thank you very much for the reply and advice about the use of ammonia.
Paul C. Miller
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Avoidant personality disorder is a mental condition in which a person has a lifelong pattern of feeling very:
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Causes of avoidant personality disorder are unknown. Genes or a physical illness that changed the person's appearance may play a role. 1% of the population has avoidant personality disorder.
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American Psychiatric Association. Diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders. 5th ed. Arlington, VA: American Psychiatric Publishing. 2013.
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My twins are 16 months. One twin weaned at about 13 months, and the other twin weaned at about 14 months. Period returned around 12 or 13 months and has been EXTREMELY HEAVY - heavier than I have ever experienced before in my life. What could this be attributed to? Could it be because the uterus was stretched so far during the twin pregnancy? Could it be because I had a C-section? Will it return to normal? I have two other children besides the twins (but no prior C-sections) and have never experienced this before.
I have also been experiencing night sweats again after weaning - I also experience them with each birth for a few weeks after the birth, but now they are back again??? Also having headaches before/during period, PMS symptoms, and ACNE - not just immediately before period, but constant. While pregnant and breastfeeding, my skin was so much clearer! When my period returned, everything seems to have gone downhill in the skin department. I have noticed it's oilier, too. Blah!
Finally, I'm also experiencing weight gain! About 5-10 lbs. since weaning. I have never experienced weight gain while weaning before. Help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Is there anything that I can do to regulate my hormones?
I feel like my body is still affected by the twin pregnancy and birth 2 years after first becoming pregnant!
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So sorry mama. Sounds like no fun. We haven't weaned yet (my girls are 20 months) but AF arrived at 16 months pp. I also had a c section. Flow isn't any heavier, but I do get headaches, cramps, night sweats, and general "icky feeling" in the midsection, and oh, the zits! It's like I'm a teenager. Here's hoping it doesn't get any worse after weaning.
Sorry that you are having similar symptoms! Maybe more of this can be attributed to return of AF than to weaning....I do suspect that the weight gain is due to weaning, though. I think I'll just have to watch my diet more closely and try to exercise. When I was nursing the twins, I could basically eat what I wanted whenever I wanted! Obviously, now that I'm burning significantly less calories, I'll have to watch that more....but never had to adjust diet before when the singletons weaned.
I'm on the pill to control it and it is working well. I dropped 20 lbs with a sensible diet and exercise, but only AFTER I went on the pill. I think my hormones were crazy. In a year or so, I might try going off the pill and trying some natural hormone balancing if everything is still crazy. I just don't have the mental energy to think about it right now.
I had it. No c-sec, but back-to-back pregnancies and the last was twins. Irregular, heavy periods with nasty PMS, and weight gain. I lived with it for a year+ and it didn't get better for me.
I'm on the pill to control it and it is working well. I dropped 20 lbs with a sensible diet and exercise, but only AFTER I went on the pill. I think my hormones were crazy. In a year or so, I might try going off the pill and trying some natural hormone balancing if everything is still crazy. I just don't have the mental energy to think about it right now.
I was also researching BCP to see if that would be any help. I also think my hormones are just crazy, but a twin pregnancy, birth, bfing twins, and weaning twins probably makes for an interesting mix of hormones overall. Did things get crazier for you after weaning? Waiting to see if this cycle is any better.
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Every life is beautiful!
As the curtain rises, Hannah hesitantly steps onto the stage for her theatrical debut in college. Yet before she can utter her first lines, Hannah—unscripted—collapses in front of the stunned audience. After countless medical tests, all signs point to one underlying factor: Hannah's difficult birth. This revelation is nothing compared to what she then learns from her parents: she was actually adopted … after a failed abortion attempt. Bewildered, angered, and confused, Hannah turns for support to Jason, her oldest friend. Encouraged by his adventurous spirit, Hannah joins his group of friends on a Spring Break road trip, embarking on a journey to discover her hidden past … and find hope for her unknown future.
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"You saw me before I was born." Psalm 139:16 (NLT).
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October Baby - DVD – Ron & Toni B, 04/06/2015
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October Baby - DVD – Daniel G, 02/08/2015
October Baby is pure and simply amazing! The production quality is top notch as you might expect coming from the brothers that now has made Mom's Night Out. October Baby celebrates life and realizes that life is truly beautiful. Addressing the difficult topic of abortion is always a difficult one. Like a war movie any christian director wanders how do i address the dramatic horrors of war without being violent. Well October Baby pulls it off in every way. Our main character is a failed abortion who has survived to adulthood with complication. Unaware of her past and her true parents kept hidden from her. Yet, she discovers that her supposed parents adopted her and ventures on a quest to discover her identity and where she came from. I laughed so hard, I cried so hard, and i smiled so hard. October Baby is one of the best films ever. Sadly, because it is pro-life it will be rejected by hollywood and wont ever be the success that it should be. In my heart it will always be an astounding achievement in every perfect way!
October Baby - DVD – Juanita F, 03/25/2014
Excellent Movie. The Special Features are awesome testimonies (a must watch).
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October Baby - DVD – Diana E, 12/29/2013
A fantastic movie!!! Also a must is to watch Shari's story in the special features
October Baby - DVD – Marguerite A, 08/03/2013
It was a great movie. I enjoy watching.
It was all good. I would watch it again and again.
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Scott P: I lost the other DVD that I had. Jul 26, 2016
Chiquita R: women's conference Mar 18, 2016
Suzette H: I have seen this movie and it is a great one about facing a very difficult issue and forgiveness Feb 6, 2016
Maureen J: Love this movie worth owning Dec 15, 2015
Shireen S: Topic seemed interesting and had a good rating. Sep 22, 2015
Michael L: Saw movie at Cinema. This is an excellent movie Oct 3, 2014
Lorna M: I want to save babies from being killed in the womb.
It breaks my heart.
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Caroline F: Always wanted to see the movie. Feb 3, 2014
Rebekah C: I am working with college students and trying to reach out to students who might be considering abortion. Dec 22, 2013
Ross M: topic-wonderful movie Aug 27, 2013
Cynthia H: This movie was very touching! I had no idea that there were actually abortion survivors!!! Jul 12, 2013
MBAMI ISAAC S: TO HELP ME UNDERSTAND AND WIDEN MY KNOWLEDGE ABOUT ABORTION Jun 6, 2013
Cita S: This film is moving, powerful, God honoring, and at times hilarious. It is beautifully shot, and very well made. The personal testimony is so powerful and the theme of dealing with difficulty and overcoming with forgiveness is excellent. I laughed and cried every time I watched this film. Feb 9, 2013
John E: A friend recommended it on facebook. I got it for our parish library. Feb 8, 2013
Ronald S: No idea, my wife liked it Feb 8, 2013
Caridad M: recommended by a friend Jan 20, 2013
Anne R: It is an excellent movie with a surprising admission at the end. Make sure to watch the credits. Jan 15, 2013
Margaret H: Heard it was a good movie Dec 30, 2012
Josianne R: In this movie your learn the power of forgiveness. Dec 26, 2012
Paul N: Well made film, with a solid story. Recommended. Dec 26, 2012
Leonardo T: suggestion of one friend Dec 23, 2012
Amber H: An amazing movie! Dec 9, 2012
Fred A: Love the story Dec 7, 2012
Cecelia K: Like good family movies. Nov 30, 2012
Eleanor S: Read the review & it sounds like a good story. Nov 23, 2012
Rita C: I was interested in abortion survivors and completely opposed to abortion. Most of my friends are pro-choice. Nov 22, 2012
Chris R: Trailer entice me to buy this.Sound like a very good movie. Nov 17, 2012
Kittie m: My daughter is passionate about the pro-life movement and we thought this would be a instructive video for here to watch. Nov 17, 2012
MARIO A. R: BEEN WANTING TO WATCH IT SINCE THE RELEASE Nov 6, 2012
Fernando N: Its a creative way to reach young peoples heart on prolife actions, and to break down the wall of politically correct thougths, which try to makke us all allow abortion as "the less bad solution" Nov 5, 2012
Robert G: Radio feature Nov 2, 2012
John B: I like the movie and the message. Nov 2, 2012
George J: There was a good write-up about the movie, and the topic is very timely. Oct 26, 2012
Alvin T: no idea ,sounds like a good movie Oct 23, 2012
Joni B: I heard her talk about her life on a radio talk show and found it interesting, Oct 20, 2012
Earl B: It is a very good movie with a great message, especially at this time in our nations development and political season! Oct 15, 2012
Stephanie G: This is a fantastic movie!!! Oct 14, 2012
fred r: Read about it in the past. Oct 13, 2012
JOANN C: Sounds interesting Oct 13, 2012
Zena A: i had an abortion in 1977 where i too thought it was just tissues Oct 12, 2012
christopher c: I have seen a trailer on this movie and looking at the feedback after it was premiered it is must watch movie. I believe in the sanctity of life. My mother had a complication that threatened my life during her pregnancy the had opted for a termination but by Gods intervention I was saved from that ordeal.I thank God that He had plan for me and any expected baby no matter how illegitimate it may be. This is not to allow misbehaving amongst us but having a conscious and respect for life. Oct 10, 2012
Fred S: Great movie... Oct 9, 2012
Wil R: Prolife Oct 3, 2012
Chris M: A fantastic film of hope for all people. The testimonies at the end are awesome and the song "Life Is Beautiful" by the "Afters" is truly memorable. Oct 1, 2012
Terry m: my love for the unborn and to use the movie to learn more on teaching people to say no to abortion. to be a voice for the voiceless Sep 29, 2012
Charles D: Very inspiring story. Sep 28, 2012
Hans V: There is virtually abortion on demand in New Zealand, in a post Christian society, this film may be instrumental in giving expecting mothers a more informed view Sep 28, 2012
Nancy H: Our church wanted to show this movie to its members. Sep 26, 2012
Joseph C: I seen October Baby in theaters and thought it would be a blessing to share with others. I think people you have a hard time with forgiveness (including myself) will be affected in a positive way. Sep 17, 2012
Barbara S: I am concerned about citizens of this country promoting or agreeing with abortion. I know that this can remove God's protection on the USA. I also believe that abortion causes great harm to the Mother as well as the child. I hope to affect many with this story for I shall share it with as many as I can. Sep 14, 2012
Thomas S: A beautiful film which can help anyone on a journey of forgiveness. Powerful acting, a stirring soundtrack, and unforgettable story make this a movie I can't wait to watch again! Sep 12, 2012
Derny K: Im a prolife and I heard this is a good movie for the cause. Sep 11, 2012
Jacob T: Christian film for birthday Sep 11, 2012
Shawn H: I saw it in the theatre several times and I thought it was an awesome movie. Sep 11, 2012
Bernardo R: great christian reviews. Sep 10, 2012
Dolores C: Great movie. Sep 9, 2012
Arianne H: I'm interested in the issues presented by the movie. Sep 4, 2012
Samuel C: One of the most honest and true stories about unplanned pregnancy, the abortion industry, and the real consequences of the choosing between life and death for our children. Sep 3, 2012
R I: Missed it in the theater Sep 2, 2012
Daniel H: love the trailor!!! Aug 29, 2012
Michael G: The one movie I have wanted to see this year Aug 24, 2012
Frances R: Because it appears to be a movie that supports live and sends the message that every life is precious and should be seen by our society. It will not get the showing in the movies it deserves but I will recommend it to all my friends and lend out the move for them to see. Aug 19, 2012
Jack W: Story of forgiveness Aug 17, 2012
Mary B: I heard very good things about it, but was never able to see it in the theatre, because our venue is too small. I've been eagerly waiting for it to come out on DVD. Aug 16, 2012
Cheryl T: We saw this movie at the theater and was so very moved, loved the movie. So we wanted to see it again. Aug 16, 2012
Patricia D: everybody needs forgiveness Aug 14, 2012
Amanda P: I was adopted and I think this would be a very interesting and heartfelt movie :) Aug 11, 2012
RICHARD H: because of association with Alex Kindrex and how much I enjoy his films Aug 10, 2012
Debra W: I was privilidged to see a premier of this film. It has a powerful message about the value life and how our choices can affect otheres. It also carries the message of God's healing through forgiveness. A powerful film blessed by God. Aug 7, 2012
Cindy M: Missed the movie but wanted to see it badly! Aug 2, 2012
Judith R: I saw it with my family at the movies and it is a great movie. Aug 2, 2012
Virginia A: Ben waiting on this for awile. Jul 25, 2012
Alana C: I heard it was an awesome movie Jul 25, 2012
Stephanie G: I am a teacher at a Christian school. Jul 24, 2012
Boyd H: I chose this movie to show to family and friends for the value of abolish abortion Jul 21, 2012
Sandra M: I saw the movie twice as it had limited viewing in my area and I would like to share with my sisters and daughter Jul 15, 2012
John C: I love Christian movies. This one sounds great. Great price. Like have it as soon as possible. I'm dying with Lou Gerhig's disease. Thanks. John Conway Jul 14, 2012
Thomas W H: Christian Movie Jul 4, 2012
Jennifer S: It is an inspiring movie. A wake up call to why abortion is murder and should never be used as birth control Jul 1, 2012
A shopper asked: when is the dvd going to be release? - i want to show this in the uk but can't until its on dvd. Please adivse when this will be released. May 16, 2012
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Terri L: It will be released on Sept. 11, 2012. Jul 27, 2012
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Geisa B asked: Why we in UK can't watch this movie at our cinema or Theater as you call it? Mar 23, 2012
Keith W: Probably because the UK is not open enough to accept human life as precious before birth and valuing human life. Its probably a cultural thing. Most of Europe is very left leaning and believes abortion is good and necessary Apr 20, 2012
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Geisa B: May be you have got a point but doesn't stop one to have the opportunity to watch a Christian Film like this one. Apr 21, 2012
Geisa B: I take your point but I think that the problem with abortion is trend thing in the world so unfortunately people are not taking human life seriously but a matter of Joyce and it is bad...! Apr 22, 2012
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Jake K asked: With motion 312 coming up in Canadian parliament, movies like this one carry a relevant message. Though its probably the true story of many I couldn't find a definite answer on that. Does anybody know? Sep 15, 2012
Deborah W: There is an abortion survivor that was the impetus for the movie. They interview her as part of the special features. This is a powerful movie with a wonderful message that I feel every human being should watch. Sep 16, 2012
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Jake K: That's as good as a true story for there's a true story behind it. Thanks so much for your input. Jake Sep 16, 2012
Steve B: I don't know for sure. It might be worth contacting Mr. Kendrick who help produced it or Sherwood Baptist Church in Albany Georgia. It was a great movie! Steve B Sep 15, 2012
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Brandon Lee has been (or will be) noticed in "Sex, lgner videovld" (2000) as Man in line to night club, "The Crow" (1994) as Eric Draven, "Rapid Fire" (1992) as Jake Lo, "Showdown in Little Tokyo" (1991) as Johnny Murata, "Laser Mission" (1989) as Michael Gold, "Ohara" (1988) as Kenji, "CBS Summer Playhouse" (1987) as Johnny Caine, "Long zai jiang hu" (1986) as Brandon Ma, "Kung Fu: The Movie" (1986) as Chung Wang, "Crime Killer" (1985) as Gangster - opening scene, ".falltvpreviewdiv a:link, .falltvpreviewdiv a:visited, .falltvpreviewdiv a:hover { color: #fff !important; font-weight: bold; } .falltvpreviewdiv { font-family: Verdana; font-size: 13px; font-weight:" (13) as
Here they go. Some are less, some more naked. We have few more pictures, but becouse of limited server space, we could not place all of his photos. But we will do it in future! So be patient. And be careful! You never know when the most sexy photo will show up here.
Yes... we know. We wish there were more naked photos of Brandon Lee. All our hope in those paparazzi guys! Please visit us again in some time.


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Renee Zellweger is attached to star in the psychological horror film "The Eye" for Paramount Pictures
Oscar-winning actress Renee Zellweger has been attached to star in the forthcoming psychological thriller "The Eye." The Paramount Pictures project is a remake of 2002's Hong Kong thriller "Jian Gui." Zellweger is set to play the main role, a woman who receives an eye transplant that allows her to see into the supernatural world.
Tom Cruise and Paula Wagner are producing through their C/W Prods, while Hideo Nakata will give hand to direct. Sebastian Gutierrez and Hillary Seitz, to add, are responsible to write the screenplay.