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From: "Charles E. Stark" <>
Subject: [VA-SOUTHSIDE-L] HALLs
Date: Tue, 30 Mar 1999 14:33:31 -0600
I did stir something up!! I'll reply to each of you who
mailed me but I'm going to send my data to the list for all who
might be interested. It will be in several posts. Here's my HALL
data. This is all I have.
Descendants of ??Robert Hall
Generation No. 1
1. ??ROBERT1 HALL He married ??ELIZABETH HARRISON.
Children of ??ROBERT HALL and ??ELIZABETH HARRISON are:
2.i.JOHN2 HALL, b. 1710, Pr. George Co. , Vir; d. 1782,
Edgecombe Co, N.C.?.
ii.THOMAS HALL, b. Prince George Co , VA; d. 1766, Edgecombe Co,
iii.HUGH HALL, b. Abt. 1712, Prince George Co , VA.
Generation No. 2
2. JOHN2 HALL (??ROBERT1) was born 1710 in Pr. George Co. , Vir,
and died 1782 in Edgecombe Co, N.C.?. He married ANNE COCKE
BOLLING 1730, daughter of ROBERT BOLLING and ANNE COCKE. She was
born Dec 12, 1713 in VA, and died 1769 in Edgecombe Co, N.C.?.
Children of JOHN HALL and ANNE BOLLING are:
i.ROBERT BOLLING3 HALL, b. 1731; m. MARY WATSON.
3.ii.HUGH HALL, b. 1733, Prince George Co, VA.; d. 1771,
Brunswick Co, VA.
iii.ELIZABETH HALL, b. 1734; m. DAVID HOLT, Oct 24, 1752.
4.iv.LUCY HALL, b. Jul 1736; d. Feb 12, 1815.
5.v.MARY HALL, b. Jul 8, 1738, Amelia Co, VA; d. Aug 26, 1809,
Cool Springs, VA.
vi.JOHN HALL, b. Feb 3, 1742/43.
vii.ANNE HALL, b. Jun 22, 1745; m. JOSEPH HARDAWAY, 1760.
viii.MARTHA HALL.
ix.WILLIAM HALL.
Generation No. 3
3. HUGH3 HALL (JOHN2, ??ROBERT1) was born 1733 in Prince George
Co, VA., and died 1771 in Brunswick Co, VA. He married MARY DIXON
1754 in Dinwiddie Co, VA, daughter of HENRY DIXON and ELIZABETH
ABERNATHY. She was born 1735, and died 1788 in Sussex Co, VA.
Notes for HUGH HALL:
Lived in Dinwiddie Co, VA.
They were the great grandparents of the famous Bolling Halls of
Georgia and Alabama.
Children of HUGH HALL and MARY DIXON are:
6.i.DIXON4 HALL, b. 1755, Dinwiddie Co, VA; d. Mar 29, 1820,
Montgomery Co, AL.
ii.WILLIAM WINFRED HALL, b. 1756, Dinwiddie Co, VA.
iii.ELIZABETH HALL, b. 1758, Dinwiddie Co, VA.
iv.HUGH HALL, b. 1760, Dinwiddie Co, VA; m. MARY REID.
7.v.BOLLING HALL, b. Jan 25, 1767, Dinwiddie Co, VA; d. Feb 25,
1836, Aitaiga Co, AL.
4. LUCY3 HALL (JOHN2, ??ROBERT1) was born Jul 1736, and died Feb
12, 1815. She married RICHARD STITH Dec 29, 1756 in Brunswick Co,
VA, son of DRURY STITH and ELIZABETH BUCKNER. He was born Sep 30,
1727 in Brunswick Co, VA, and died Nov 16, 1802 in Brunswick Co,
Notes for RICHARD STITH:
Moved to Bedford Co, that part which later became Campbell.
Campbell County Chronicles gives a complete listing of their
eleven children.
Child of LUCY HALL and RICHARD STITH is:
i.ANN4 STITH, b. Nov 12, 1757; d. Jan 14, 1831; m. DRURY
HARDAWAY, Mar 23, 1779, Bedford Co, VA; b. Aug 13, 1756.
5. MARY3 HALL (JOHN2, ??ROBERT1) was born Jul 8, 1738 in Amelia
Co, VA, and died Aug 26, 1809 in Cool Springs, VA. She married
COL ROBERT STARK Feb 27, 1758 in Amelia Co, VA, son of WILLIAM
STARKE and MARY BOLLING. He was born 1740 in Broadways, Prince
George Co, VA, and died May 28, 1806 in Winchester, Frederick Co,
The Children of MARY HALL and ROBERT STARK are:
i.HARRIET4 STARK, b. 1758; m. COL. WILLERSON, probably, Cool
Springs, VA; b. Eng..
8.ii.MARY STARK, b. 1758; d. Cool Springs, VA?.
iii.ANNE BELLE STARK, b. Aft. 1758; d. Abt. 1868, VA?.
iv.THEODORE STARK, b. Aft. 1758, S.C.; d. Jan 7, 1843, Wilkinson
Co., MS.
v.JOE STURDIVANT STARK, b. Jul 30, 1760, Pr. Geo. Co, VA Bristol
Par.`; d. Pr.Geo.Co, VA.
9.vi.ROBERT STARK, b. Jan 10, 1762, Petersburg, Dinwiddie Co,
VA; d. Sep 4, 1830, Columbia, Richland Co, SC.
10.vii.ALEXANDER BOLLING STARK, b. Abt. 1764, S.C.; d. Mar 16,
1822, Lexington, S.C..
11.viii.SOPHIA STARK, b. Jan 1775, S.C.; d. Oct 27, 1830, Ashley
Plan., Warren Co, MS.
12.ix.COL. HORATIO STARK, b. Nov 17, 1778, Edgefield Co, SC; d.
Feb 24, 1828, Wilkinson Co, MS.
x.ELIZABETH CAROL STARK, b. Abt. 1800; m. THOMAS H PROSSER, Jan
11, 1825, Wilkerson Co, MS.
Generation No. 4
6. DIXON4 HALL (HUGH3, JOHN2, ??ROBERT1) was born 1755 in
Dinwiddie Co, VA, and died Mar 29, 1820 in Montgomery Co, AL. He
married (1) MILLIE DE JARNETT. She was born in Prince George Co,
VA., and died 1815. He married (2) MILLIE HUTCHINSON. He
married (3) PRISCILLA BAUGH. He married (4) ANNE HUNT 1779.
She was born 1759 in Dinwiddie Co, VA, and died Aug 18, 1813 in
Handcock, GA.
Children of DIXON HALL and ANNE HUNT are:
i.HUGH5 HALL, b. 1780; m. AMY TYRUS, Apr 13, 1797, Greensville
Co, VA; b. 1784.
ii.DIXON HALL JR, b. Mar 5, 1782, Dinwiddie Co, VA; d. Oct 5,
1839, Autaugo Co, AL; m. AMY GOODWIN MITCHELL, Apr 17, 1804,
Sparta, Handcock Co, GA; b. 1783.
iii.ELIZABETH HALL, b. 1784; m. LITTLETON REESE.
iv.MARY DIXON HALL, b. 1786; m. FRANCIS LEWIS.
v.THOMAS HUNT HALL, b. 1788; m. SARAH SANDERS; b. 1792.
vi.WILLIAM HALL, m. SARAH SASNETT; b. 1798.
vii.FRANCES HALL, b. 1792; m. EDMOND HARRIS.
viii.MILLIE DE JARNETT HALL, m. JAMES EDWARD SCOTT, MD.
ix.WESLEY HALL.
7. BOLLING4 HALL (HUGH3, JOHN2, ??ROBERT1) was born Jan 25, 1767
in Dinwiddie Co, VA, and died Feb 25, 1836 in Aitaiga Co, AL. He
married JANE ABERCROMBIE Oct 25, 1798, daughter of CHARLES
ABERCROMBIE and DICEY BOOTH. She was born 1781, and died 1841.
Children of BOLLING HALL and JANE ABERCROMBIE are:
i.POLLY WILKIE5 HALL, b. Feb 5, 1800, VA; m. GREENWOOD.
ii.NANCY ANN ANDERSON HALL, b. May 13, 1801, VA; m. JAMES
iii.MARTH BRYAN HALL, b. Dec 8, 1803, VA; m. JOHN BAILEY.
iv.ELIZA DIXON HALL, b. Jul 7, 1806; m. THOMAS BROWN.
v.JANE ABERCROMBIE HALL, b. Sep 13, 1807.
vi.EMMA BOLLING HALL, b. Dec 8, 1809, Wilkes Co, GA.
vii.BOLLING HALL, b. May 8, 1813, Baldwin Co, GA; m. MARY LOUISA
CRENSHAW, Dec 22, 1836.
viii.LAURA HALL, b. May 26, 1815.
ix.AMANDA HALL, b. Feb 7, 1818.
x.MARY HALL, b. Aug 17, 1821; m. WILLIAM SOSNETT.
xi.SARAH HELEN HALL, b. Oct 11, 1824.
8. MARY4 STARK (MARY3 HALL, JOHN2, ??ROBERT1) was born 1758, and
died in Cool Springs, VA?. She married COL. JOHN WORMLEY, son of
RALPH WORMLEY. He was born in Eng.?.
Children of MARY STARK and JOHN WORMLEY are:
i.JOHN CRUGER5 WORMLEY.
13.ii.MARY BURWELL WORMLEY.
iii.WALLACE WORMLEY.
9. ROBERT4 STARK (MARY3 HALL, JOHN2, ??ROBERT1) was born Jan 10,
1762 in Petersburg, Dinwiddie Co, VA, and died Sep 4, 1830 in
Columbia, Richland Co, SC. He married (1) MARY WINN Sep 11, 1785
in Fairfield District, SC, daughter of WILLIAM WINN and ROSAMOND
HAMPTON. She was born Abt. 1762 in Fairfield Dist, SC, and died
Dec 10, 1801 in Saxe Gotha (Lexington), Lexington Co, SC. He
married (2) MARY HAY Jul 18, 1802 in Columbia, SC. She was born
1772, and died Jul 4, 1819 in bur Trinity Epis.Ch, Columbia,
S.C.. He married (3) GRACE H HOWELL Jun 4, 1825 in Columbia, SC.
She was born Jan 1770, and died Oct 1841 in bur Tr.Epis.Ch,
Columbia, S.C..
Children of ROBERT STARK and MARY WINN are:
i.ANNA BELLA5 STARK, b. 1785.
ii.MARY STARK, b. Aft. 1785.
iii.SARAH STARK, b. Aft. 1785.
iv.WILLIAM HENRY STARK, b. Aft. 1785.
14.v.JOHN STARK, b. Abt. 1790, S.C.; d. Abt. 1835, Wilkinson Co,
vi.CHARLOTTE STARK, b. 1791, probably, Lexington Co, SC; d.
1815, bur.Tr.Epis.Ch.Cem; Columbia, SC; m. DAVID P. HILLHOUSE; b.
vii.ELIZABETH STARK, b. May 1, 1793, Georgetown District, SC; m.
15.viii.ROBERT R. STARK, b. 1801, Saxe-Gotha, SC; d. 1860,
Caldwell Parish, LA.
Children of ROBERT STARK and MARY HAY are:
ix.EDWARD FISHER5 STARK, b. Mar 26, 1806; d. In Infancy.
x.EMMA ELIZABETH STARK, b. Apr 18, 1810; d. Jun 17, 1864.
xi.HARRIET BELLE STARK, b. Aft. 1802; m. ALEXANDER GLENNIE,
xii.JAMES TAYLOR STARK, b. Abt. 1808; d. Sep 17, 1826.
xiii.MARTHA TAYLOR STARK, b. Jan 19, 1804; d. Jan 27, 1879, bur
Tr.Epis.Ch.Cem, Columbia, SC.
xiv.MARY SOPHIA STARK, b. Mar 26, 1806; d. May 28, 1871.
16.xv.SARAH REBECCA STARK, b. Abt. 1814.
17.xvi.THEODORE STARK, b. Jan 14, 1805, Lexington(Richland
Co)S.C.; d. Aug 2, 1882, bur Tr.Epis.Ch.Cem, Columbia, SC.
18.xvii.THOMAS TAYLOR STARK, b. Oct 16, 1812, Richland Co, SC;
d. 1850, Orangeburg Co, SC census.
10. ALEXANDER BOLLING4 STARK (MARY3 HALL, JOHN2, ??ROBERT1) was
born Abt. 1764 in S.C., and died Mar 16, 1822 in Lexington, S.C..
He married SARAH ANN LAMAR Mar 16, 1822 in Lexington Co, VA.
Child of ALEXANDER STARK and SARAH LAMAR is:
i.SARAH ANN5 STARK.
11. SOPHIA4 STARK (MARY3 HALL, JOHN2, ??ROBERT1) was born Jan
1775 in S.C., and died Oct 27, 1830 in Ashley Plan., Warren Co,
MS. She married FRANCIS GILDART Jan 8, 1792 in Frederick Co, VA.
He was born Dec 2, 1758 in Liverpool, Eng., and died Aug 23, 1814
in Washington, Adams Co, MS.
Children of SOPHIA STARK and FRANCIS GILDART are:
i.HORATIO N5 GILDART, b. Aft. 1792; m. MARY WILKINSON STARK, Feb
27, 1827, Woodville, Wilkinson Co, MS; b. Apr 12, 1809, Fort
Adams, MS; d. 1891, bur Metarie Cem, N.O., LA.
ii.JOHN WORMLEY GILDART, b. Aft. 1792.
iii.ROBERT GILDART, b. Aft. 1792.
iv.FRANCES GILDART, b. Aft. 1792; m. WILLIAM RUFFIN.
v.SOPHIA GILDART, b. Aft. 1792; m. JOHN FOX, Jan 16, 1826,
Woodville, Wilkinson Co, MS.
vi.ELIZABETH GILDART, b. Aft. 1792; m. (1) MD RICHARD HARDWAY
EGGLESTON; m. (2) DICK HARDGWAY EGGLESTON.
vii.FRANCIS GILDART, b. Apr 30, 1797; m. JUDITH BAILEY, Oct 29,
1825, Woodville, Wilkinson Co, MS.
viii.MARY JANE GILDART, b. Nov 8, 1803, Fred. Co, VA; d. Nov 16,
1878, N.O., LA; m. (1) LEMUEL PITCHER; b. Apr 28, 1794,
Providence, R.I.; d. Feb 23, 1881, N.O., LA; m. (2) WILLIAM A.
STARK; b. VA; d. 1823, MS; m. (3) WILLIAM A. STARK, Apr 16, 1821,
Woodville, Wilkinson Co, MS; b. VA; d. 1823, MS; m. (4) LEMUEL
PITCHER, 1823, Woodville, Wilkinson Co, MS.
ix.THOMAS MARTIN GILDART, b. 1812, War, 3d Lt., 1d U.S.Inf..
12. COL. HORATIO4 STARK (MARY3 HALL, JOHN2, ??ROBERT1) was born
Nov 17, 1778 in Edgefield Co, SC, and died Feb 24, 1828 in
Wilkinson Co, MS. He married (1) HANNAH ELLIS Aug 18, 1806 in
Wilkinson Co, MS. She was born Abt. 1786 in Conn., and died Sep
22, 1812 in Wilkinson Co, MS. He married (2) ELIZABETH OSBORN
PENNIMAN Jun 16, 1813 in MS. She was born Abt. 1791 in
Middletown, Conn., and died Dec 29, 1849 in bur Woodville, MS.
Children of HORATIO STARK and HANNAH ELLIS are:
i.HORATIO5 STARK, b. Aft. 1806.
ii.ELIZA ROSANNA STARK, b. Abt. 1811; d. Dec 17, 1836, Wilkinson
Co, MS; m. GEORGE MCMURDO, Oct 20, 1831, Wilkinson Co, MS.
19.iii.MARY WILKINSON STARK, b. Apr 12, 1809, Fort Adams, MS; d.
1891, bur Metarie Cem, N.O., LA.
iv.THEODORE STARK.
Children of HORATIO STARK and ELIZABETH PENNIMAN are:
v.BOLLING5 STARK, d. Mar 12, 1825.
vi.SOPHIA GILDART STARK, b. Aft. 1813; d. died young.
vii.BELLE STARK.
viii.WILLIAM STARK, b. Woodville, Wilkinson Co, MS; d. Sep 3,
1825, Woodville, Wilkinson Co, MS.
20.ix.JOSEPHINE OSBORN STARK, b. Dec 23, 1823, Woodville,
Wilkinson Co, MS; d. Jan 28, 1908, Metarie Cem, N.O., LA.
x.HORATIO STARK, b. 1827, MS; d. 1853, Plaquemines Ph, LA.
21.xi.THEODORE OSBORN STARK, b. Mar 24, 1816, Woodville,
Wilkinson Co, MS; d. Oct 21, 1900, Starksville, MS.
xii.ANNABELLE STARK, b. Aft. 1813.
xiii.JOHN BOLLING STARK, b. Aft. 1816.
xiv.HORATIO STARK, b. Abt. 1817.
Generation No. 5
??ROBERT1) She married CARTER.
Child of MARY WORMLEY and CARTER is:
i.JENNIE MERWIN6 CARTER.
14. JOHN5 STARK (ROBERT4, MARY3 HALL, JOHN2, ??ROBERT1) was born
Abt. 1790 in S.C., and died Abt. 1835 in Wilkinson Co, MS. He
married ELLEN M. HUTCHINS Abt. 1817 in est Wilkinson Co, MS,
daughter of THOMAS HUTCHINS and MARY. She was born 1797 in SC,
and died Oct 24, 1874 in Winona, Montgomery Co, MS.
Children of JOHN STARK and ELLEN HUTCHINS are:
i.ROBERT T6 STARK, b. Abt. 1817, MS; d. Feb 16, 1855, Caldwell
Parish, LA; m. MALONEY ANN RACHEL HUMBLE, Apr 5, 1846, Catahoula
Parish, LA; b. Oct 28, 1828, MS; d. Feb 8, 1906, Santo, Palo Pinto
Co, TX.
ii.MARGARET ANN STARK, b. Oct 9, 1822, MS; d. May 4, 1900,
Greensboro, Greene Co, AL; m. GEORGE W SIMS, Feb 24, 1842, Green
Co, AL; b. Abt. 1810, Green Co, AL; d. Abt. 1865, Green Co, AL.
iii.MARY E STARK, b. Abt. 1823; d. Apr 1876, Winona, Montgomery
Co, MS.
iv.ELLEN S STARK, b. Abt. 1827, MS; d. Dec 10, 1881, Winona,
Montgomery Co, MS; m. (1) BAKER ROBERTS, Jun 9, 1845, Greene Co,
AL; b. 1811, N.C.; d. Aft. 1881, Al; m. (2) F. M. COWAN, 1875; b.
v.EMMA M STARK, b. Abt. 1832, MS; d. Abt. 1910, Winona, MS.
vi.MARTHA JANE STARK, b. Abt. 1832, MS; d. Jul 6, 1848,
Greensboro, Greene Co, AL.
vii.THOMAS HENRY STARK, b. Aug 1, 1833, Wilkinson Co, MS; d. Dec
21, 1904, Choctaw Nation, Bennington Co, OK; m. (1) FELICITY LONG,
1866, Carroll Co, MS; b. Abt. 1842, Carroll Co., MS; d. Bef. 1896;
m. (2) BLANCHE MIRIAH HALL, Mar 9, 1873, Indian Terr, OK; b. Sep
6, 1846, Marion(Grant Co) IN; d. 1926, bur Old Church Cem,
15. ROBERT R.5 STARK (ROBERT4, MARY3 HALL, JOHN2, ??ROBERT1) was
born 1801 in Saxe-Gotha, SC, and died 1860 in Caldwell Parish,
LA. He married ANGELINA WATERS Mar 22, 1832 in Wilkinson Co, MS.
She was born 1807 in VA.
Children of ROBERT STARK and ANGELINA WATERS are:
i.CATHERINE ELIZA6 STARK, b. 1837; d. 1877; m. (1) H RICHARD
ESKEW; m. (2) JAMES DUKE; d. 1869, LA.
ii.HARRIET STARK, b. Abt. 1841; m. FIELDING BROWN, Mar 16, 1867,
Caldwell Parish, LA.
iii.RICHARD WINN STARK, b. Mar 1, 1839, LA; d. Apr 20, 1916,
Caldwell Parish, LA; m. (1) S ELIZABETH WILSON, Oct 31, 1888,
Catahoula Parish, LA; m. (2) MEDORA V SOUTHERLAND, Mar 10, 1896,
Caldwell Parish, LA; d. Jan 2, 1925, Jena, LaSalle Parish, LA.
iv.EMMA CORNELIA STARK, b. Feb 6, 1844; d. Apr 26, 1892; m.
GARNETT BRYANT GRAY, Sep 9, 1863, Caldwell Parish, LA; b. Sep 15,
was born Abt. 1814. She married JOHN HUGH MEANS Jan 24, 1833, son
of THOMAS MEANS. He was born Aug 18, 1812 in SC, and died Sep 1,
Children of SARAH STARK and JOHN MEANS are:
i.ROBERT STARK6 MEANS, b. Dec 10, 1833; d. Jun 20, 1874; m.
VIRGINIA ANN EMILY PRESTON, Aug 26, 1856; b. Jan 11, 1834.
ii.EMMA SARAH MEANS, b. 1842; d. Dec 10, 1860.
17. THEODORE5 STARK (ROBERT4, MARY3 HALL, JOHN2, ??ROBERT1) was
born Jan 14, 1805 in Lexington(Richland Co)S.C., and died Aug 2,
1882 in bur Tr.Epis.Ch.Cem, Columbia, SC. He married ELIZABETH
CARY LAMAR Abt. 1836, daughter of THOMAS LAMAR and MARTHA CARY.
She was born Jul 23, 1814, and died May 17, 1888 in
bur.Tr.Epis.Ch.Cem;Columbia, SC.
Children of THEODORE STARK and ELIZABETH LAMAR are:
i.MARY E6 STARK, b. May 11, 1836, SC; d. Apr 11, 1933, Waco, TX;
m. (1) JOHN C WEST; b. Apr 12, 1834, Camden Co, SC; d. Jul 12,
1927, Minglewood, Waco, TX; m. (2) JOHN C WEST; b. Apr 12, 1834,
Camden Co, SC; d. Jul 12, 1927, Minglewood, Waco, TX.
ii.MARTHA STARK, b. Abt. 1838; m. DESAUSSURE.
iii.REBECCA STARK, b. Sep 10, 1841, Richland Co, SC; d. Apr 30,
iv.THOMAS LAMAR STARK, b. Mar 29, 1844, Richland Co, SC; d. Mar
11, 1883.
was born Oct 16, 1812 in Richland Co, SC, and died 1850 in
Orangeburg Co, SC census. He married (1) CAROLINE RAOUL. He
married (2) CAROLINE RAOUL Abt. 1836 in Richland Co, SC. She was
born Jul 2, 1817, and died Nov 27, 1883.
Children of THOMAS STARK and CAROLINE RAOUL are:
i.ROBERT6 STARK, b. Jul 25, 1837, Richland Co, SC; d. Dec 23,
1858, bur Tr.Epis.Ch.Cem;Columbia, SC.
ii.CAROLINE THEUS STARK, b. Dec 14, 1839, SC; d. Aug 6, 1859,
bur.Tr.Epis.Ch.Cem;Columbia, SC.
iii.LEWIS STARK, b. Abt. 1841.
??ROBERT1) was born Apr 12, 1809 in Fort Adams, MS, and died 1891
in bur Metarie Cem, N.O., LA. She married (1) HORATIO NELSON
GILDART Feb 27, 1827 in Wilkinson Co, MS. He was born Apr 12,
1809 in Ft Adams, MS. She married (2) HORATIO N GILDART Feb 27,
1827 in Woodville, Wilkinson Co, MS, son of FRANCIS GILDART and
SOPHIA STARK. He was born Aft. 1792. She married (3) ROBERT
ANDREW WILKINSON Jul 11, 1837 in Roseland, Woodville, MS, son of
JOSEPH WILKINSON and CATHERINE ANDREWS. He was born Dec 16, 1809
in MS, and died Aug 30, 1862.
Children of MARY STARK and ROBERT WILKINSON are:
i.ANNA BELLE6 WILKINSON.
ii.CATHERINE WILKINSON.
iii.ELIZA ROSANNA WILKINSON, m. GEORGE M MURDO, Oct 27, 1831.
iv.ELIZABETH ANDREWS WILKINSON.
v.HORATIO STARK WILKINSON.
vi.JAMES WILKINSON.
vii.MARY FARRAR WILKINSON.
viii.ROBERT ANDREWS WILKINSON.
??ROBERT1) was born Dec 23, 1823 in Woodville, Wilkinson Co, MS,
and died Jan 28, 1908 in Metarie Cem, N.O., LA. She married DR.
JOSEPH BIDDLE WILKINSON May 16, 1844 in Plaquemine Par, LA, son of
JOSEPH WILKINSON and CATHERINE ANDREWS. He was born Apr 21, 1817,
and died Jul 21, 1902.
Child of JOSEPHINE STARK and JOSEPH WILKINSON is:
i.JAMES6 WILKINSON, m. (1) MATTIE SPYKER; d. Sep 22, 1888, New
Orleans, LA; m. (2) CECELIA PETERS.
??ROBERT1) was born Mar 24, 1816 in Woodville, Wilkinson Co, MS,
and died Oct 21, 1900 in Starksville, MS. He married (1) DORA
LAMBERT. She was born 1841, and died 1929. He married (2) MARY
ELIZABETH WILKINSON Mar 1, 1842 in Wilkinson Co, MS. She died Mar
1, 1842 in Wilk. Co, MS. He married (3) DORIS LAMBETH Dec 2, 1868
in Avoyelles Par, LA. She was born Nov 18, 1841 in N.O., LA, and
died Oct 14, 1929 in Starkville, MS.
Child of THEODORE STARK and DORA LAMBERT is:
i.GEORGIANA SLACUM6 STARK, b. 1871; d. 1887, bur Odd Fel.Cem,
OktibbehaCo, MS.
Child of THEODORE STARK and MARY WILKINSON is:
ii.INF6 STARK, b. Abt. 1842.
Children of THEODORE STARK and DORIS LAMBETH are:
iii.OSBORN6 STARK, b. Aft. 1868.
iv.LAMBERT STARK, b. Aft. 1868.
v.THEODORA STARK, b. 1872; d. 1945, bur Odd Fel.Cem, Oktibbeha
Co, MS; m. CHARLES EDWARD GAY,JR.; b. 1873; d. 1951.
vi.FANNY LAMBERT STARK, b. 1873; d. 1875, bur Odd Fel.Cem,
Oktibbeha Co, MS.
vii.CHRISTOPHER RANDOLPH STARK, b. Mar 24, 1880, N.O., LA; d.
Jan 17, 1971, Starkville, MS; m. ANNIE REYNOLDS, Sep 4, 1907,
Starkville, MS; b. Apr 11, 1881, Starkville, MS; d. Jun 13, 1970,
Starkville, MS.
viii.WILKINSON STARK, b. 1883; d. 1966, bur.Odd Fel.Cem,
OktibbehaCo, MS.
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Let Bucky sell beer
The NCAA bans sales and advertising of all alcohol in the venues of its championships. Venues are even required to cover up ads for beer and alcohol.
Outside the venue, especially the football venues, it's a much different story. Been to a Wisconsin Badgers football game lately? Tailgating, keg stands, frat parties and a general festive atmosphere that's all about the game day party.
Yet, walk into Camp Randall Stadium and try to buy a beer. You can't. Of course, you probably have your flask so you're set. But, give me a reason why beer shouldn't be sold inside the stadium?
According to the NCAA alcohol policy, "The NCAA does not control the regular season in any sport, nor does it run the postseason for the Division I Football Bowl Subdivision. Individual schools and conferences oversee the regular season, including game operations, broadcasting and advertising. The postseason for Division I Football Bowl Subdivision is controlled by the Bowl Championship Series and individual bowl committees."
So, schools can serve alcohol if they want.
I didn't know schools had the option to sell beer during non championship events until I researched it. So, Wisconsin could sell beer at Camp Randall. Other schools do.
Want to drive revenue, UW? How about cut down on public drunkenness and hopefully better control under age drinking? I say sell beer at Camp Randall.
Logic just may presume that less pre-game binge drinking would happen because fans would know that they could now buy beer inside.
What do you think?
swoakes | Sept. 14, 2012 at 2:10 p.m. (report)
No college student is going to cut back on pre-game beer bongs of Busch Light so they can walk into Camp Randall and pay $6 for a 12 ounce cup of Miller Lite. $5 can get you unlimited refills from a keg at any house party around Camp Randall.
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TosaJim | Sept. 14, 2012 at 10:32 a.m. (report)
Sure...because the fans (students) are not drunk enough before they get into the stadium...we need more drunks spilling and tossing beer around inside the stadium....bad idea
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Information for Healthcare Professionals: Rituximab (marketed as Rituxan)
FDA ALERT [12/2006]: This Alert highlights important emerging safety information about Rituxan. Two patients have died after being treated with Rituxan for systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE). The cause of death was a viral infection of the brain called progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy (PML) that is caused by reactivated JC virus. Latent JC virus is present in about 80 percent of adults.
Rituxan is a powerful immunosuppressant that eliminates mature circulating B-cells for up to nine months. Rituxan is approved for CD20-positive, B-cell, non-Hodgkins lymphoma and for moderately-to severely-active rheumatoid arthritis when there has been inadequate response to other treatments. Rituxan is being studied for other indications, and is prescribed off-label for other serious diseases and conditions such as SLE. The sponsor estimates that approximately 10,000 patients with SLE have been treated with Rituxan. Reactivation or exacerbation of viral infections including JC virus leading to PML may occur when patients receive Rituxan for any reason. FDA is working with the sponsor to gather additional information about the occurrence of PML in patients treated with Rituxan and to strengthen the Warnings about the risk of PML in the product labeling for Rituxan. Patients who have been treated with Rituxan and present or develop new neurological signs or symptoms should be evaluated for PML.
This information reflects FDA's preliminary analysis of data concerning this drug. FDA is considering, but has not reached a final conclusion about, this information. FDA intends to update this sheet when additional information or analyses become available.
To report any serious adverse events associated with the use of this drug, please contact the FDA MedWatch program using the contact information at the bottom of this sheet.
Recommendations and Considerations for physicians:
- Rituxan may cause exacerbations of viral infections or viral reactivation, including reactivation of the JC virus, which can lead to PML.
- Physicians should maintain a high index of suspicion for the development of PML in patients under treatment with Rituxan. When these patients develop new neurological signs or symptoms they should be evaluated for PML.
- Physicians should report suspected PML or other serious adverse events following Rituxan therapy to MedWatch.
Information for the patient:
When a decision to treat a patient with Rituxan has been made, physicians and other healthcare professionals should discuss the following with the patient:
- Treatment with Rituxan can be beneficial and result in the improvement of the patient's disease or condition, but it also has serious risks.
- The serious risks from treatment with Rituxan include severe and fatal reactions within 24 hours of the infusion (such as severe bronchospasm, hypotension, hypoxia and pulmonary infiltrates) and reactivation or exacerbation of viral infections during and up to several months after treatment.
- PML is one of the viral infections that may develop several months after treatment with Rituxan. PML is a rare and usually fatal disease that is characterized by brain damage that worsens over time. There are no known effective treatments for PML.
- Patients should call their health care provider if they experience any new neurological symptoms or signs, because these could be warning signs of PML. Neurological warning signs include:
- major changes in vision, unusual eye movements
- loss of balance or coordination
- disorientation or confusion
Background and Data Summary:
- Rituxan (Rituximab) is a monoclonal antibody that depletes mature B cells. Following treatment with Rituxan, circulating B cells are almost completely depleted for up to nine months. The current labeling for Rituxan carries a Warning about reactivation of viral diseases with potentially serious or life threatening consequences. One of the noted serious viral infections, either new, reactivated or exacerbated is PML.
- PML is a rare, progressive, demyelinating disease of the central nervous system that usually leads to death or severe disability. PML is caused by the reactivation of the JC virus, a polyomavirus that remains latent in up to 80% of healthy adults, typically only causing PML in immunocompromised patients. There is no known effective treatment for PML.
- In February 2006, the labeling for Rituxan was updated to include information about patients with non-Hodgkins lymphoma who developed PML. As of December 2006, there were approximately 23 reports of patients who were treated with Rituxan for hematologic malignancies and subsequently developed PML. Many of the patients were receiving Rituxan in combination with chemotherapy, or as part of a hematopoietic stem cell transplantation.
- Recently FDA received two reports to its Adverse Event Reporting System about patients who were treated with Rituxan for SLE, developed PML and later died. Treatment of SLE is not a labeled indication for Rituxan. The sponsor estimates that approximately 10,000 patients with SLE have been treated with Rituxan. Below is a summary of these two patient reports.
- One patient was a female aged 70 years with a history of lupus nephritis and hemolytic anemia. Her prior medical history included previous treatment with cyclophosphamide and azathioprine and long-term treatment with varying doses of corticosteroids. After receiving four infusions of Rituxan in 2004 and two more in 2005, she developed vertigo, tongue biting, and difficulty walking. Her MRI had multiple brain lesions and histologic sections on brain biopsy showed characteristic findings of PML. She died in March of 2006.
- A second female patient was 45 years old with a history of SLE since 1982. Her prior medical history included previous treatment with cyclophosphamide and IV methylprednisolone. She was treated with Rituxan for three courses from 2002 to 2005. She was also taking prednisolone from 2002 to 2003. In April of 2006 she developed new neurological signs and symptoms. Her MRI showed multiple brain lesions and her CSF examination was positive for JC virus infection by polymerase chain reaction testing, confirming the diagnosis of PML. She died in July of 2006.
- FDA is working with the sponsor to ensure that healthcare professionals who prescribe, and patients who take, Rituxan are fully informed of the risk of PML with Rituxan therapy.


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DEFINITION: Attention-deficit disorder with or without hyperactivity (ADD/ADHD) is a neurological disorder causing difficulties with sustained focus and concentration. The absence of proper treatment and intervention designed to help a person learn how to manage this disorder can result in chronic frustration, discouragement, and academic underachievement.
PURPOSE: The Student Health and Counseling Center of California State University, Fresno responds with a team of professionals whose goal is to help students diagnosed with ADD/ADHD avoids pitfalls that could impede successful academic progression.
Fresno State students may receive care with a valid diagnosis of ADD/ADHD from a licensed mental health professional.
Only a trained health care professional can accurately diagnose ADD/ADHD. Fresno state does not provide diagnostic services for this condition.
There are however off-campus resources available in the community capable of providing you with and evaluation for ADD/ADHD. (please see a list of community mental health professionals below).
Please note that many of the symptoms associated with ADHD are sometimes also present in other conditions such as anxiety or depression. If you are in need of services for these non-ADD/ADHD conditions, you can directly contact our Psychological Services Department for care without need for off-campus assessment. Please call for further information at 559-278-6738, or visit us during our walk-in hours (9-11AM and 2-4PM).
Treatment Parameters:
Medication therapy is only one component of effective treatment of ADD/ADHD. Students will be referred to other resources on campus to obtain additional assistance and treatment as indicated. The importance of follow through with non-medication treatment will be emphasized to students. Other components of treatment or accommodation of ADD/ADHD may include:
1. Psychological Services – adjustment issues/coping skills, possibility of co-existing conditions (e.g., depression), anxiety/stress reduction, behavior modification, or personal success strategies
2. Services for Students with Disabilities – academic accommodations
3. Learning Center – study skills, time management, etc.
PROTOCOL: Students requesting treatment for ADD/ADHD can only schedule for an appointment with one of our providers once proof of diagnosis for ADD/ADHD is provided as follows. No exceptions will be granted.
1. A diagnosis of ADD/ADHD from a licensed mental health professional may serve as proof of diagnosis for ADD/ADHD. Please fax it to our secure fax # 559.278.7602 along with your contact information. Our staff will review your record submission for completion prior to your visit and will contact you to schedule an appointment or ask for additional information. Please use the attached release form to meet our desired criteria. If you feel that all of your information has been received by the SHC and you have not received a call, please call 559.278.2734 to clarify the situation.
2. All patients being treated with Class II stimulant medications must sign the Student Health and Counseling Center's "Psychostimulant Medication Contract." Students will be given a printed copy of the contract.
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I had a breakthrough seizure a couple of days ago. Since then, I have
had this or strobe like pulsing in my vision. I can't really describe
it. Has anyone had a symptom like this before?? Sleep deprivation is a
major problem and usually leads to a seizure no matter how medicated. I
have had this symptom prior to a seizure after a few days without sleep
before but never on a continuous basis and never after the seizure. My
sleep has been ok so this is a first. It's more annoying than anything
and kind of makes me want to yak but it's something new and I'm a
little concerned.
pulsing/strobe vision
I had a breakthrough seizure a couple of days ago. Since then, I have
Re: pulsing/strobe vision
I have a flashing light in my left eye since my car accident. That is when my seizures started. I am not certain it is the same, but I find it annoying. I have stopped reporting problems as I do not think the doctors at Kaiser take them seriously. They only have 8 minutes to spend and I think they are sleeping or too confused with the patient load to even know who they are listening to from room to room. I think we need to find as many resources as possible that are reliable outside our HMO insurance. The quality of care at my HMO is terrible at best. It is designed for the healthy and not as a delivery system of real health care for those that need it most. If you find out something, please share, I would like to know what is causing this symptom.
Re: pulsing/strobe vision
I know what you mean about employers and insurance issues. I am so afraid of the insurance issue. I am appling for insurance for my company, since I will hiring employees. I think it will be null. However, for me to get healthcare if my husband's union does not renegotiate a contract with Kaiser, which is now the topic of debate, who will insure me. I do not think that I will be considered insurable by an HMO. My life Insurance company if it goes belly up and I need to look for another, that will no longer be possible and I have children. This is a terrible place to be, yet society and doctors act as though it is no big deal. They only see broken bones as something tangible that can be prosecuted in a court of law as personal injury directly related to an accident. I never had a lesion on my brain before, I never had seizures. I was a competent, over-achiever. Now, I must double check myself all the time. Last Friday, the car in front of me lost the treat on its tire and it hit the front of my car causing my car to swerve across lanes and the tire tread as well as other debris along the side of the lanes hit the front of my car and under my car. I immediately gained control and dragged the tread and debris leaving it neating in a lane, not causing it to fly. I saw the car with no tire left and two large trucks pull over at a yellow freeway phone to the right shoulder. I knew they were safe and I had a tight agenda and continued on and thought that I would stop at the insurance office. Within moments or even seconds of that thought, I completely forgot about the accident began to feel ill and forgot everything. Went home and slept for the entire weekend until Sunday afternoon, when I remembered the accident. I wrote to my neurologist because they had just changed my medication dosage and to a generic brande. He suggested I that the incident was indeed traumatic and that I contact psychiatry. I really think sometimes that male doctors have a predisposition to believe that all females suffer from are hormonal imbalances. I must wonder when a male comes in presenting the same symptoms what crosses their minds. A real case or a hormonal imbalance. Or, perhaps within the eight moments they are allowed to make a diagnosis the best they can do is pass the buck off to another department. I believe to a degree to survive our healthcare system breakdown we must be capable of self-diagnosis and keep track of everything doctors are prescribing for us. I have medications that clearly state they should not be taken with a specific other medication that is also prescribed for me. When I ask I am told the benefits outweigh the risks. If that is true, why don't I feel better. Of course, the answer is always here is a referral to psychiatry. I hope you have better luck than I have and let me know your findings, as I am just frustrated and ready to move along with my life and call it a new part of my life that I deal with, like aging, or wearing glasses. Perhaps it will cure itself with time.
Who knows, I wish there were some answers to my questions. I like answers. Having an endless list of questions without answers is frustrating. It is like a failure analysis without the proper equipment needed to perform the necessary tests on the specimens to prove the theory.


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- Project: Live CSS (third-party module)
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- Date: 2012-January-16
- Security risk: Highly critical
- Exploitable from: Remote
- Vulnerability: Arbitrary PHP code execution
This module enables you to save CSS and LESS files on the server via your browser.
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Painting Techniques on Tuesday Tots
Last weeks Tuesday Tots featured over 100 ideas and some great new Painting Techniques to try with your tots. We love painting, but unless we're printing with something to hand (like our toy animals) we tend to stick to brushes. Three painting techniques stood out to me and I'm featuring them this week.
First off is some natural painting techniques from Mummy Musings and Mayhems with seed pod stamping – I can't wait to try this in our autumn when we have seed heads again and will be growing some poppies this year for their seed head patterns in our garden.
Check out this fun natural painting techniques over on Adventures at home with mum with some Mud process painting with utensils – perfect for where ever you are, create some mud and get painting yourself.
Lastly is giving kids real painting tools to get painting from Miss Courtney Meets Bobo – this looks such a lot of fun and reminds me of the fence painting that we did with J when he was just under 2.
In our Prompts to Play Newsletter this week I also featured 3 baking ideas from last weeks Tuesday Tots – from Life at the Zoo, Here Comes the Girls and Mummy Musings and Mayhem please check out the latest edition and subscribe to future editions to your inbox on a Monday.
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This weeks Tuesday Tots is co-hosted by
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One well-spent hour, In such a tender circumstance for friends, Is better than an age of common time!
The grandson of a Wharfdale peasant had ended a well-spent life.
The day was well-spent by the battery in cooking and baking, Jim Harrison and Stacy, acting as cooks and bottle-washers.
I wish the Church in America could see what has been achieved by that well-spent life.
That good old umbrella after a well-spent life to get you into a trap like that.
A long, well-spent life, and a death to remember and desire.
She beats all the women I have ever seen in the course of all my well-spent life!
This lad seems to have chucked all the principles of a well-spent boyhood.
When this was done he became a holy man; and after a well-spent life, gave up his soul to God.
With perfect resignation and in full possession of his reason, he closed his well-spent life.


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Posted By Alex Belth On November 5, 2005 @ 3:50 pm In Bronx Banter | Comments Disabled
Ron Guidry [1], the taut, electrifying left-hander who was my favorite pitcher as a kid, was named as the Yankees' new pitching coach on Friday. Joe Kerrigan [2] will man the bullpen and presumably show Gator the ropes (as well as care for Randy Johnson, who he coached in the minor leagues back in the 1980s). According to The Daily News: [3]
"It's not a secret that pitchers don't throw a lot of complete games anymore," Guidry said. "While I was there, we had five starters and five guys in the bullpen – and the bullpen were guys that couldn't crack the starting rotation. … You rely on a lot of computerized stats to tell what guys are doing or not doing, and we didn't have that. It's going to be another step to learn how to do all of that together to have a successful pitching staff."
Of course, Guidry might be able to help the Yanks' bullpen in another way, too. He and free agent reliever B.J. Ryan both attended the University of Louisiana-Lafayette, and the Yanks surely will use Guidry in their recruiting of Ryan.
I have no idea whether or not Guidry is well-suited for the job or if he'll becine an effective coach. But he is a fan favorite in New York and was a terrific Yankee so he'll be given the benefit of the doubt to start. Just wait until the first losing streak when Gator gets some of what Mel Stottlemyre put up with…but then again, there is no doubt that he'll be ready for that.
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Watch out America. Venezuelan immigrants are on the march, to Delaware! Literally tens of hot-blooded housewives have found their way to the "Pretty Loose" State in recent years, prompting a funny profile in yesterday's Wilmington News Journal. Marvel as the botoxed biddies reminisce about the "divine" old days in Caracas when their friends would "go grocery shopping in Miami -- for the weekend."
Sadly, those days are gone now that this Hugo Chavez fellow has "created divisions among the classes," through schemes like "raising literacy rates and the standard of living for people." There is, naturally, one Venezuelan policy that they support: "Chávez's program of providing heating oil," to Delaware. Hey, the winters get cold up there.


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Full gallery of photos on how to make practice weapons
Recently I've been wanting to be able to go with much harder contact with my sticks and knives.. unfortunately the sticks I practice with are rattan and the knives are metal. I've been wanting to buy some, but they're expensive ($5-15 per stick.. and it's not easy to find foam knives) and the cheaper ones don't look very well made anyway. Also the ends of both practice sticks and knives are generally not padded.. so yo can't stab or really strike at all with the end of your weapon; so I would've had to do custom work to them anyway.
I ended up making a set of four sticks and one knife for about $9 in parts. The process takes a couple hours.
This tutorial is for:
- Those who want to make homemade weapons
- People looking to be able to practice with a much greater amount of contact
- Frugal folks
- People who want a different kind of practice stick/knife than what you can buy
Questions before you begin
These were my major questions before I made these and maybe they're yours too, so I've given some answers:
- Will they work ok for disarms? (Yes)
- Will they bend too much ? (No)
- Are they safe? (Yes)
- Will they hurt too much to use full force? (Maybe)
The parts I use for these are very sturdy and these sticks don't bend very much at all. They're very strong and almost exactly the same weight as a 1/2″ diameter rattan stick or a wood practice knife. These work fine for disarms and are great for realism.
These aren't all that soft. They are significantly softer than rattan, but you will still feel it if you get hit. These aren't funoodles. If you're going full force and you've got a lot of power you might hurt someone. I think these are just the right strength though because you can still hit and get a reaction out of someone and you can also still very easily hit pressure points with these. In short I believe that these are some great contact practice weapons.
How to make them!
Things you will need (with approximate cost for materials)
- $5 - Carpet tape (indoor/outdoor)
- $5 - Duct tape (color of your choice)
- $1.25 - 1/2 inch x 10 foot 600psi Schedule 40 (S40) PVC pipe
- $2 for two - 2x 3/4 inch x 6 foot Tubular pipe insulation, pre split
- Hacksaw
- Boxcutter (not pictured)
- Small piece of cardboard or wood (to protect the surface under your box cutter) (not pictured)
- Permanent marker or other marking device
- Yard stick
- One sticks and a knife you like to train with (optional)
Total price: $12.25
Using these parts you can output 4 sticks and 1 knife.
Yes I know I said it would be $9. This tutorial assumes you probably have duct tape and even if you don't you won't use an entire roll to tape these.
About the parts
Carpet tape is important to have. It is double sided tape (has paper on the outside initially, so don't be fooled when you buy it) and extremely strong, reinforced by fiberglass. You can find it at Lowes.
It is very important you get the right kind of PVC pipe - not all PVC is the same. There are different thicknesses and strengths. Schedule 40 is the kind you'll most easily be able to find. It is decently light weight. Make sure you get 600psi at 1/2 inch. The lesser the PSI the weaker your pipe will be. If you want bendy-er sticks then get weaker pipe, but I don't recommend it; they will flex and your sticks won't hold together as well. The PVC pipe can be found at Lowes.
The insulation foam is also important. This stuff should fit snugly over your PVC pipe. They sell these in 6 foot sections; you will need two of them. If you're buying the PVC pipe from the same store that you are the foam then take the pipe over and make sure the foam fits around it very tightly. It should slide in easily, but it should be touching the foam. Get the pre-split kind. Try not to get the pre-split kind that has adhesive stuff at the seam. This can also be found at Lowes.
Step one: Measuring and cutting your PVC pipe
Take your yard stick and measure 27 inches from the end of your PVC pipe. Make a marking at this spot on the pipe. I use 27 inches because I like 28 inch sticks; the extra inch gives us a bit of room to tuck in some foam at the top. Measure your own sticks to find the length you like; whatever it is jus subtract one inch for the PVC pipe and add one inch for the foam.
Put your 10 feet of pipe on a couple of sawhorses or something that is elevated at least a foot off the ground (I used two metal car ramps that were about 1.5ft high). This is required to make your cutting job significantly easier. Saw straight through the pipe at a 45 degree angle at your mark. You should come out with a perfect 27 inch section of PVC pipe.
Step two: Measuring and cutting the foam
Take one 6 foot piece of foam and measure 29 inches from one end. 29 inches will allow us one inch at each end to wrap the foam on the pipe so you can stab and hit with the end of your weapon. Place the foam on your cardboard and flatten it at your mark. Cut it with your box cutter - it should only take two or three cuts to make it through.
Step three: Putting on the carpet tape
Clean the PVC pipe. No dust or anything on the outside. Carpet tape has two sides, one sticky and one stick with paper. About one inch from each end of your pipe, wrap a piece of tape all the way around it. You'll probably have to cut it off with a box cutter because this stuff is strong. Place another strip of it in the middle. If you want (I did this) place a couple more strips (just very small pieces) between those three. If you did this you will have a total of five pieces of tape - three that wrap all the way around and two that go around about half way. The paper part will still be on top.
Removing the paper is probably the hardest part of this whole thing. To remove the paper from the carpet tape you should scratch with your fingernail at the top corner of the end of a piece. Luckily the tape is extremely strong so the sticky part should stay on the pipe and the paper part should come up with ease. Work around the entire top and peel off the paper; at this point it should come off very easily. You should now have 3 or 5 pieces of exposed tape.
Step four: Putting the foam over the PVC pipe
If you have pre-split foam this will be very easy - Take your thumb and poke through the part thats split - it should separate easily. Run your thumb down the entire length of the pipe so that it is completely split open. You should now be able to place your pipe inside the foam like a hotdog. Do it one end at a time because the tape is extremely sticky and the foam won't open enough for you to just drop it in at once. Make sure you keep the pipe about 1 inch from each end of the foam (there should be an extra inch of foam on each side). Once the pipe is all the way in wrap the foam around it and squeeze so it bonds with the tape.
Step five: Wrapping with duct tape
Almost done - Split the end of your foam open on the opposite side of the original split on each end of the stick so that it only goes down to the PVC pipe. You should now have two splits so that you can fold one piece down over the other. Hold one down, put the other on top. Put a piece of tape over top of it to secure the foam. Do this on each end.
Start your tape at the very top of one end of the stick. Leave about 6 inches extra at the top to wrap around when you finish. Wrap the duct tape tightly around at a 45 degree angle. The tape should overlap the last row by about 1/4 inch. You will have to adjust the angle of the tape so it doesn't overlap too much or too little throughout the wrapping. Wrap till you get to the ends.. leave about 6 inches at the end to wrap around more than once. All the foam should be covered and you should only see duct tape.
You're done!
Repeat this process for each stick and your knife. You should have enough foam and PVC at the end that you don't even need to cut to make a knife.
At the end you should come out with four 28 inch sticks and one 14 inch knife. If you think the knife is too long then cut it down more. You will also have a little bit of foam left. If you come up with something cool to do with it put it in the comments on this page.
- You may want to wrap these with duct tape again. If you do wrap starting on the opposite end and go in the other direction so that if you could see through the layers they would criss cross.
- These are extremely close to the same weight as rattan sticks and practice wooden knives.
- The extra foam at the ends could actually be used instead to make each foam piece a few inches longer so that when you fold it over there is more protection on the tips. I will probably do this with my next set.


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At Marist College, we are a quick train ride away from New York City, and with that proximity, we always keep our style game up. Who knows when a free weekend could turn into a trip to one of the most fashionable cities in the world? When I spotted this Fashionista, I immediately noticed that she was ready to tackle anything. Her style is perfectly primed for a weekend on campus or in the city. Her vest and boots offset her incredible Chanel skirt in such a way that it could take her from browsing for books at Barnes & Noble to dinner without breaking a sweat. Her outfit allows her the freedom of spontaneity perfect for the weekend when you don't have your whole life mapped out.
This Fashionista's attention to trend without sacrificing her own style also struck me. Midi skirts were seen all over fall 2013 runways, notably Christian Dior and Calvin Klein, and denim vests have been serious closet staples especially since this past summer. However, it's her unique mix of high and low, as well as masculine and feminine elements combined with her utilization of bold accessories that truly make the outfit all her own. A tough, distressed vest is given a quirky and whimsical touch with the help of a flowing skirt and soft cashmere sweater. The hard edge of the vest and boots counteracts the sweetness of the sweater and skirt in the perfect way. This Fashionista also manages the proportions of her clothes perfectly. To counteract the length of her skirt she chose a cropped vest, rather than working with an oversized piece.
To achieve this look for yourself, find a great midi skirt. While I'm partial to tulle and chiffon, any material can work. This Fashionista's skirt was Chanel, but Zara has had great options recently. Next, you'll need a sweater in a print or bold color. Madewell has some that are cozy, but light enough to layer. A cropped denim vest, preferably distressed is vital, but there's no need to splurge! American Eagle Outfitters has affordable vests in great washes. Finish off the look with some booties and killer accessories that will have you ready to conquer anything this weekend.
One Simple Change: Swap the skirt for some high-waisted shorts and a pair of tights for a look that's perfect for class. It makes for a more casual and academic look that will have you earning straight As!


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Release Notes: The main addition in this release is Risk analysis. You can now see how risky each of your portfolio holdings is, how much you have reduced your risk by diversifying, and how much each security contributes to the overall risk in your portfolio. There are also many bugfixes and a couple of other features.
Release Notes: The alerts feature was signficantly updated for 0.2.6. The alerts are now rendered (optionally) in HTML and contain much more information. There are three new alerts: Portfolio Summary, Report Summary, and Stock Screener. This release corrects for a change in Yahoo's data format. Previous versions of AST no longer work with Yahoo Finance.
Release Notes: The ability to plot your entire portfolio as a single security in the portfolio and comparisons was added. There is a new command line quote fetcher giving you easy and fast access to AST's data. Even more stock markets are supported in this version. This release also includes a binary for x86_64.
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|From: Matthew Flatt (mflatt at cs.utah.edu)
Date: Thu Oct 7 22:35:26 EDT 2010
At Thu, 7 Oct 2010 23:32:03 +0900, 김태윤 wrote: > I made a traffic light game > stops on red light > keep going on blue or orange light > when I press the run button, it works well. > but the error occur during making an executable > is there any solution for this? Did you get an error that says something about "expand.ss"? Assuming so, we have fixed the bug for the next version. There's not really a workaround in the current version, and the next regular release is still a few weeks away, but you could try a pre-release version for now: http://pre.plt-scheme.org/installers/
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Princeton NJ (SPX) May 24, 2006
In findings that could influence our understanding of climate change, a Princeton research team has learned that tropical forests return to the atmosphere up to half the nitrogen they receive each year, thanks to a particular type of bacteria that lives in those forests.
The bacteria, referred to as "denitrifiers," exist in forest soil, where they live by converting the nitrates fed upon by tree roots back into nitrogen gas, which is lost to the atmosphere. The researchers who recently discovered this behavior say the findings are important for our understanding of how tropical forests fit into the earth's climate system.
"Tropical forests play a major role in regulating the planet's climate, and these findings indicate that we are still working on our basic understanding of the nitrogen cycle," said Lars Hedin, a researcher on the team and professor of ecology and evolutionary biology at Princeton.
"That a group of bacteria can have such a dramatic impact on forest nutrition debunks our previous theories about how nitrogen behaves in forests, and shows us that these microorganisms affect soil nutrients and forest growth."
The nitrogen isotopic composition (15N 14N) of forested ecosystems varies systematically worldwide. In tropical forests, which are elevated in 15N relative to temperate biomes, a decrease in ecosystem 15N 14N with increasing rainfall has been reported but never conclusively explained.
This trend is captured in a set of well characterized Hawaiian rainforests, across which we have measured the 15N 14N of inputs and hydrologic losses. We report that the two most widely purported mechanisms, an isotopic shift in N inputs or isotopic discrimination by leaching, fail to explain this climate-dependent trend in 15N 14N ratios.
Rather, isotopic discrimination by microbial denitrification appears to be the major determinant of N isotopic variations across differences in rainfall. In the driest climates, the 15N 14N of total dissolved outputs is higher than that of inputs, which can only be explained by a 14N-rich gas loss.
In contrast, in the wettest climates, evidence indicates that denitrification completely consumes nitrate in local soil environments, thus preventing the expression of its isotope effect at the ecosystem scale.
Under these conditions, the 15N 14N ratios of bulk soils and stream outputs decrease to converge on the low 15N 14N ratios of N inputs. N isotope budgets that account for such local isotopic underexpression suggest that denitrification is responsible for a large fraction (24�53 percent) of total ecosystem N loss across the sampled range in rainfall.
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Washington DC (SPX) May 23, 2006
A team of European scientists reports that climate change estimates for the next century may have substantially underestimated the potential magnitude of global warming.
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Echoes Producer Jeff Towne is that rare combination, a tech-head with aesthetic sensibilities. Jeff has been with Echoes from the beginning but John and Kim have worked with him since the early 1980s when he was a disc jockey at WXPN. He was also a DJ on the Diaspar show and he still sits in on Star's End occasionally.
Jeff grew up near Rochester, New York and worked at his high school radio station, WRHR-FM, playing progressive music. Jeff thought the "Electric Eclectics of Dick Hyman" was the zenith of electronic music until he heard the Vangelis album Albedo 0.39 and Tangerine Dream's Stratosfear while in junior high. Thus launched into space, he was fully prepared when he came to WXPN while a student at the University of Pennsylvania. Echoes saved him from a life of business conferences as the head of the audio-visual department in a Philadelphia hotel.
Jeff works behind the scenes, but is responsible for much of what goes in your ears on Echoes. Besides putting Echoes together and recording virtually all of our living room concerts, Jeff plans out most of the Echoes programs, does occasional interviews and feature productions and can occasionally be heard narrating a feature. Jeff has also become the Echoes webmaster, laying out the web pages and creating the graphics for the site.
Jeff is also the "Tools Editor" for Transom.org. a Peabody Award-winning website dedicated to channeling new work and voices to public radio. He also gives occasional workshops and lectures about audio production. Some of those skills have come into play in his role as recording engineer for various musical projects, including the CD "Pendulum" by the group One Alternative.
You can e-mail Jeff with questions or comments about the site.


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Product of the Day: Prank Envelopes
I was reading an interview recently featuring George Clooney, the infamous practical joker. According to the interviewer, he had some envelopes on his desk that read "The porn you ordered." I couldn't find those exactly, but these envelopes come close. I mean, can you imagine coming home with a friend and receiving a letter from "The Compulsive Masturbation Assistance Center"? Ha!


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Re "Utah TV viewers continue to abandon KSL Ch. 5" (Tribune, March 3):
A front-page article about KSL television's loss of ratings? Really? I am amazed that you would think this is an appropriate hard-news story.
And just what did anyone learn from it? First, KSL-TV's news has dropped in ratings by one company's rating system, and only the ratings for one show. We also learned what ratings mean to a television station.
Oh, there was also a blow-by-blow accounting of all that has happened to cause KSL's ratings slide. Of course there have been mistakes. Every company makes them even KUTV.
Where was The Tribune when KUTV fell into ruin in the 1990s? I don't remember that making front-page news.
Finally, there was the "editor's note" regarding the relationship between The Tribune and KUTV. What a surprise!
I hope other readers saw this article for what it was intended to do further pull down a distinguished and honorable news-gathering organization.
A better place for such fluff would have been inside your Monday morning, reduced-in-size (due to an attempt to save money) edition. By the way, how are you all doing with readership?
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Day 6~
Thursday morning started early. If you will recall, I had spent the night in Page, AZ. I had an early morning tour of Antelope Canyon. Antelope Canyon is a slot canyon. Slot canyons are canyons that are created by flash floods. Antelope Canyon is on a Navajo reservation, so I had book a trip with a Navajo group.
It did not begin at all like I expected...on a monster truck!
This is the entrance to the canyon...
I'm so happy that I got to go on a trip. I'm glad that I was able to see Sedona and surrounding area as well as everything up at Page and the Grand Canyon. Arizona was not a location that as I was leaving I was thinking that I couldn't wait to come back. I know I won't be rushing out there for another trip next year, but I think it is something everyone should see at least once, and I was happy to check off a few more items on the 1000 Places to See Before You Die book.