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tag:dreamwidth.org,2011-06-11:913346 Shakin' the Family Tree A never ending journey... Dee Burris Blakley 2016-06-24T22:22:34Z tag:dreamwidth.org,2011-06-11:913346:162844 Granddaddy shoots at a bank robber... 2016-06-24T22:16:53Z 2016-06-24T22:22:34Z public 3 .

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Granddaddy Burris on right

My aunt Wanda sent me a news story about my paternal grandfather, George Washington Burris, Jr. shooting at a bank robber making his getaway in an alley outside the Citizens Bank in Arkadelphia (Clark Co.) AR.

The article was reprinted in the Southern Standard on 27 Feb 1975 under a heading called Long Ago. The subheading for the article was Forty-Two Years Ago, which means my gunslinger Granddad spring into action on 27 Feb 1933.

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Citizens Bank Robbed - For the first time in the history of this city, an Arkadelphia bank was robbed in broad daylight, when two men, unmasked, but wearing goggles entered the Citizens National Bank a few minutes before 4:00 o'clock, the closing hour, and locking the four employees and a number of customers in a rear room, closing the front door and pulling down the shades, proceeded to scoop up all available cash, $9,200.

However, the robbers had been seen by entering the bank by two 17-year-old negro boys, Clifton Edmonds and Sandefur Cook. They were standing on the sidewalk in front of the bank and saw one of the men loosen a gun in his pocket as he went in the door. They ran to tell the merchants in adjoining stores and the alarm was spread rapidly. Officers and armed citizens quickly filled the streets and alleys in the vicinity of the bank.

One of the robbers, seeing the crowd gather, made his escape by a side door, while the other remained, sacking up the money. As the latter went out of the building into the alley, turning at the rear of the building to another alley, he was met by shots by George Burris, assistant postmaster, and was driven back into the alley.

When he attempted to fight his way out, he was met by shots by Harris Mackey and other citizens who were firing from the alley. All shots went wild but forced the robber to seek shelter in the rear of the Pink Tea Grocery store, where he was later captured by Ed Fortson who had entered the store from the front. The man, who gave his name as Clifford Massey, ex-convict and former Little Rock big "shot" botlegger, (sic) was placed in jail.

Search revealed two sacks filled with money crammed into a ventilator hole in the ground back of the Pink Tea Grocery, and after a check-up the bank officials reported that every cent of the money had been recovered.

The other robber also caused great excitement but made his get-away.
Maybe that gun on his hip in that undated photo was no joke...

 comments tag:dreamwidth.org,2011-06-11:913346:147421 Wedding photos... 2013-11-21T16:10:34Z 2013-11-21T16:11:27Z public 1 My mother and father married on 19 May 1956.

These photos were taken in the home of my maternal grandparents, Joe Duffie Williams and Doris Geneva Balding.

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Judith Ann Williams, 1937-2004

I cropped this one. It shows a happy young couple, envisioning a wonderful life together.

Sadly, that wonderful life did not materialize in the 23 years of their marriage, although there certainly were happy moments.

That, however, as well as my complex relationship with my parents - both highly complex people - is a subject for future posts.

 comments tag:dreamwidth.org,2011-06-11:913346:126146 Sepia Saturday: My Dad 2012-10-13T12:39:20Z 2012-10-13T14:49:52Z public 5 For most of my younger life, my dad owned his own business. He was a masonry contractor here in Arkansas - mostly commercial construction.

I got this photo yesterday in my email.

I had never seen it before.

 Photo taken September 1958

I had no idea he had the same type of business when he and my mom lived in Florida, where I and my middle sister were born.

That's my 22 year old dad in the driver's seat. The photo was taken in 1958, the same year I was born.

Here's that street address today.

Dad will be 76 years old tomorrow.

Happy birthday, Dad.

I love you.

This is a Sepia Saturday post. Head over there for more interesting old photos and postcards.

 comments tag:dreamwidth.org,2011-06-11:913346:123008 Sepia Saturday: Hats 2012-09-08T12:57:39Z 2012-09-08T12:57:39Z public 9 I have a fair number of photos of my family decked out in their hats.

I even have an ancestress who made them.

The millinery shop of my g-g-grandmother, Mary Emily Conner, in Grenada Co., MS, about 1870-1875.

My grand-aunts, Ocie (left) and Arkie Burris, photo about 1909.

My grandfather, his brother and their double cousins, Elbert and Earl. Photo about 1905.

Left to right - Elbert Burris, Homer and George Burris,Jr. (brothers) and Earl Burris (brother of Elbert)

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 comments tag:dreamwidth.org,2011-06-11:913346:121824 Treasure Chest Thursday: Photos 2012-08-27T18:30:12Z 2012-08-27T18:30:12Z public 3 Yes, I know it's not Thursday, but I am planning ahead...so go with it, please...

I went to my dad's house last week, and took my aunt (his "big" sister) along for the ride.

Along the way, I asked her how she met her husband, and got a new little tidbit of information for the family archives.

Went graving at St. Joe Cemetery, which I refer to as the Burris burying ground. Found Aunt Margaret Jane Burris Moore's stone and photographed it.

After lunch at Dad's, we wandered downstairs and I spied a couple of photos I didn't have in our electronic archives.

A photo of my step-mom's dad in 1956 with his dog, Lonesome.

Paul Pettit, with Lonesome

There was one of Aunt Emma, and her husband, Tom Crites, taken about 1935. They don't look 50 years old to me.

Dora Emma Burris and Walter Thomas "Tommy" Crites

I asked my step-mom to scan and email the pics.

Got them today.
And a bonus.

When I called to thank her, dad answered the phone. I asked him about this last one, which is a photo of my dear step-mom on her 60th birthday.

He said he had been out and about and just ran by a store that made birthday cakes.

When he got it home, my step-mom told him it was the first birthday cake she ever had.

Ever.

So this one is precious to all of us...

 comments tag:dreamwidth.org,2011-06-11:913346:115350 Another Burris family photo... 2012-06-11T02:02:58Z 2012-06-11T02:05:26Z public 4 This one on the occasion of the 50th wedding anniversary of George W Burris, Sr., and Mary Mathilda Wharton - so that makes it on or around 7 Oct 1927.

This is another one where they left the spouses of their offspring out of the photo. (Did you have to pay by the person back then?)

Standing, left to right:
Richard Benjamin Burris, Ernest Arthur Burris, Dora Emma Burris Crites, William Homer Burris, George W Burris, Jr., and Ottis Gileston Burris.
Seated were the honored couple.

Missing was Walter Monroe Burris.

They were standing in birth order. Ott took his hat off, like a gentleman should.

Someone must have been very Type A - like me.

Now I know where I get it.

 comments tag:dreamwidth.org,2011-06-11:913346:104653 My mystery Burrises... 2011-12-28T17:48:48Z 2011-12-28T17:48:48Z public 0 I have the greatest amount of information about my Tennessee Burrises who came to Arkansas.

One of my strongest brick walls is my 3rd great grandfather, William Burris.

I have no idea who his parents were, or his siblings.

A couple of his sons have stumped me also.

Richard Charles Burris was child number 6 of William Burris and Elizabeth Bailey. (I will probably get some indignant hate mail from other Burris researchers on that statement, as there are at last count, some Burris researchers who say William and Elizabeth had 15 children before her death about 1835. However, I can only account for 11, so I'm standing by what I said, and if someone wants to give me some evidence to review, I'm happy to look at it.)
Richard Charles Burris married Sarah "Sally" A Rogers on 29 Jul 1832, in Tennessee.

He was 20 years old, and she, 15. They appear briefly in Pope County, AR, in the 1840 census. But by 1860, they were back in Hardin Co., TN, where most of their children were born.

I've only been able to trace one of their 9 children, James Andrew Burris, all the way to the end of his life.

Family lore says Richard was killed in the Civil War. In the 1880 census, Sally Burris was living with her youngest son, Henry in Pope Co., IL.

And son James appeared to lived most of his life in Massac Co., IL. He married Lydia Ann Denton on 13 Jan 1869 in Gallatin Co., IL.

James Andrew Burris, Lydia Denton Burris, Emily E "Emma" Burris, photo circa 1871

James Andrew Burris died on 4 Jul 1925 in Hillerman, Massac Co., IL. Lydia followed him in death almost 16 years to that day, on 3 Jul 1941, at the home of her daughter, Sarah Elizabeth, "Betty" Burris Culver, in Hillerman, Massac Co., IL.

 comments tag:dreamwidth.org,2011-06-11:913346:103275 Ernest Arthur Burris family 2011-12-04T14:57:40Z 2011-12-04T15:10:13Z public 1 Ernest Arthur Burris was the second of twelve children born to George Washington Burris, Sr., and Mary Mathilda Wharton.

He was also their second son. He was born 2 Nov 1880, as our family says "on Isabell Creek," and died in 1952.

On 5 Feb 1905, he married Ida May McCauley. She was the daughter of Patrick McCauley (who was born in Ireland), and Mary E Thoss. Ida was born 22 Apr 1887, and died 10 May 1971. She and Ernest are buried in St. Joe Cemetery in Pope County, not far from where Ernest was born.

This photo is of Ernest and Ida in 1950 at St. Joe.

Ernest, in an undated photo.

Ernest and Ida had three sons, Lewis Earl Burris, Fay O Burris, and Ernest McCauley Burris.

Lewis Earl Burris, undated photo.

Lewis Earl Burris was born 28 Oct 1905, and died 24 May 1971. He is buried in St. Joe Cemetery also, and is the grandfather of the cousin who shared these photos with me.

 comments tag:dreamwidth.org,2011-06-11:913346:103065 More new (to me) Burris family photos 2011-12-04T00:25:25Z 2011-12-04T14:59:22Z public 3 These are courtesy of a newly discovered cousin who found the blog.

George Washington Burris Sr., and wife Mary Mathilda Wharton, undated photo

George Washington Burris, Sr., undated photo

 Left to right: Dora Emma (Burris) Crites, Ottis Gileston Burris and wife, Gertha Leah Hill, on the occasion of what we believe was Ott and Gertha's 55th wedding anniversary in 1971.

Thanks to my cousin for sharing.

 comments tag:dreamwidth.org,2011-06-11:913346:100009 Connecting more dots... 2011-10-29T15:23:46Z 2011-10-29T15:23:46Z public 3 I met my second cousin yesterday.

He and his wife traveled from Texas for a reunion of his leg of the Burris family that will be held in Fort Smith this weekend.

He wanted to see St. Joe Cemetery, where his grandfather, Walter Monroe Burris, is buried with a whole bunch of our Burris clan. He also wanted to see the old homeplace where our ancestor, James Littleton Burris, built the cabin that housed so many Burris descendants.

We decided to rendezvous at a gas station at the Atkins exit off Interstate 40.
I called Dad as we left the gas station so he could meet us at the cemetery.

I had to call when we left, because within 10 minutes, we all lost all cell phone signals as we headed up into the modest mountains of rural Pope County.

As we gathered outside the cemetery gates, we had a discussion about how we were related.

My second cousin (sorry, guys but the family tree software says Carl is my second cousin, and Dad's first cousin, once removed) descends from James Littleton Burris and Elizabeth Adeline Ashmore like this:

James and Adeline Burris
George Washington (Sr) and Mary M (Wharton) Burris
Walter Monroe and Grace (Bowden) Burris
Cecil Blain and Arlie Ann (Fridell) Burris
Carl

For my dad, it goes like this:
James and Adeline Burris
George Washington (Sr) and Mary M (Wharton) Burris
George Washington (Jr) and Addie Louise (Herrington) Burris
Dad

G W (Jr) and Walter were brothers.
The old cabin that was the original homeplace was demolished in the mid 1960s and there is not even a footprint left. The old well, dug by hand, is still there, but covered.

We went on to Dad's house - just across the road - and this time, I was all ears as Dad and Carl started swapping the details of the stories they heard.

We used to grow our own wheat. Dad's dad told him about how they used to get the wheat ready to take into Atkins to the mill, and would load the wagon the night before and put it in the barn. Then, they'd get up before sunup the next morning and make the trip into Atkins to the mill. They got back home after dark.

Apparently, that trip got *really* old and my ancestors decided to have their own mill - in the barn. Carl's dad told him about how that mill was built - with leather bearings, no less (James Burris was a tanner) - and used a mule or a horse to go round and round to grind the wheat.

And wouldn't I love to have a photo or a piece of a millstone?
Carl hadn't realized that after the 1838 migration of our Burris and Ashmore ancestors from Lawrence Co., TN, where young James Burris and Adeline Ashmore walked most of the trip and fell in love, they had not immediately married.

They were married on 12 Nov 1840. I always figured it was because Adeline was only 15 during the trip, but something Carl told us made me wonder if it wasn't for a more practical consideration.

Carl said not long after the large ox-drawn wagon party - of not only our Burrises and Ashmores, but a whole bunch of their neighbors - got to Center Valley, 20 year old James Burris took off with a gun and an ax, to go find him some land and build a home.

By the time he had been gone for about three months with no word to the folks back in Center Valley, they began to fear he was dead.

Then, the sigh of relief - James came back. And the homeplace was built, and another move undertaken, this time to the fertile land next to Isabell Creek, where most of James and Adeline's 10 children were born. (The first died - most likely stillborn - and was buried in the first grave in Old Baptist Cemetery in Center Valley.)
We swapped photos during our visit, and Carl had a real gem.

Walter Monroe Burris and first wife, Grace Bowden, undated family photo

We have scant few photos of Walter, and none as a young man. To see Grace's image was very precious.
This journey through my family's history is a real delight.

To meet a cousin who shares much of my history - he at age 82, my dad at 75, and me at age 53...

Well, that's just beyond words.

 comments tag:dreamwidth.org,2011-06-11:913346:99593 Sentimental Sunday: Fishing in Florida (or was that Louisiana?) 2011-10-28T23:45:31Z 2011-10-28T23:45:31Z public 1 The back of the photo said 1950 in Florida.

Dad said it was Louisiana.

My dad, and his dad...George Washington Burris, Jr.

And they caught some huge fish...

 comments tag:dreamwidth.org,2011-06-11:913346:97721 Happy Birthday, Dad... 2011-10-14T18:48:27Z 2011-10-14T18:48:27Z public 1 He's 75 today. I called him this morning to wish him well. We talked about how 3/4 of a century is kind of a landmark.

Even then, I was thinking...when he grins, you can still see this little guy...

Happy birthday, Dad.

Hope it's a real good one for you.

 comments tag:dreamwidth.org,2011-06-11:913346:88386 Those Places Thursday: Russellville AR Post Office, c 1910 2011-08-24T22:42:30Z 2011-08-24T22:44:51Z public 4

Left to right: George Washington Burris, Jr.; his brother, Homer Burris; his cousin, Lee Jones; and his father, George Washington Burris, Sr., seated. [Oops, looks like Great Granddaddy got lopped off due to size...here it is, smaller.]

Yeah, the Post Office figured largely in my family's lives...

Get a load of the dust in there...

 comments tag:dreamwidth.org,2011-06-11:913346:87217 Remembering Aunt Emma 2011-08-20T18:36:30Z 2011-08-20T18:57:25Z public 1 Aunt Emma was the oldest sister of my paternal grandfather, Goerge Washington Burris, Jr. She was the only one of his four sisters to live to adulthood, and I always had the sense that they were a very close sibling pair - after all, Granddaddy named his second daughter after her.

Aunt Emma outlived my granddad by eight years.
She was born Dora Emma Burris, fourth child of George Washington Burris, Sr., and Mary Mathilda Wharton, and their first daughter.

Dora Emma Burris, c. 1890

She was, as were all her brothers and sisters, born "on Isabel Creek," in those days before birth certificates required exact locations of birth. Isabel Creek was, and still is, an important landmark in rural Pope Co., AR.

Emma married Walter Thomas Crites, who was known as Tom or Tommy, on 15 May 1906, just before her 21st birthday. Tom Crites was the son of Adam "Green" Crites and Mary Elizabeth Worsham.

Emma's firstborn son, Eldrege, was not quite six months old when she and Tom Crites married. My understanding is that from the day they married, Eldrege became - and was always treated as - Tom's son. End of story.

Emma's family grew. She and Tom had a son, Elston Reece, on 9 Sep 1907, and a daughter, Hazel Matilda, on 10 Oct 1908.

Emma must have been pregnant with Hazel when this family photo was taken.

Left to right: Emma, Eldrege, Tom holding Reese

Emma and Tom had a son, named for Emma's father and younger brother, on 15 Nov 1909. George Washington Crites died shortly after his first birthday on 30 Nov 1910.

Tom Crites died on 10 Jul 1950, so I never knew him.
I knew Aunt Emma when she was much older - in her late 70s and early 80s.

When I was a kid, we camped not far from her little house on Crites Road - the house that still had a wood cookstove. I'd go to her house to dig beside her chicken coop for the big, fat worms we used for fish bait. She always sent us home after the weekend was over with something she had canned.

And if the conversation took a turn she didn't like, she turned her hearing aids off, and shouted, Can't hear ya...
We have photos of Aunt Emma on grandaddy's birthday and hers.

Emma helping brother George survey his birthday loot

Emma on her 88th birthday in June 1973
Dora Emma Burris Crites died on 15 Apr 1982, and was buried beside her husband in St. Joe Cemetery, Pope Co., AR.

 comments tag:dreamwidth.org,2011-06-11:913346:86912 Sepia Saturday: Great Granddaddy feeding his turkeys 2011-08-20T17:38:31Z 2011-08-20T17:38:31Z public 4

George Washington Burris, Sr., feeding the turkeys...I'm just going to guess that this may have been taken in the early to mid 1920s. If that's the case, then they had turkeys in town (Russellville), which would not be out of the question.

George Washington Burris, Sr. died in 1929.

This is a Sepia Saurday post.

 comments tag:dreamwidth.org,2011-06-11:913346:76042 Catching up on my reading and made a find... 2011-07-03T17:54:22Z 2011-07-03T17:54:22Z public 0 I get emails regularly from all my subscription genealogy research services.

Ancestry sent me one last month that I just set aside, so I went to read it today.

Come take a look, they said, at the new records we have in the passport applications.

So I did.

Lookie what I found.

My granddaddy's passport application. He was assisted by the US Consulate in Panama to get an emergency passport, since he had already been living Panama for over a year. (Don't know if that was an oopsie or not.)

I guess passport photos have always looked really serious...

Dad says he thinks the 500 Long Street address is now Phoenix Avenue in Russellville.

 comments tag:dreamwidth.org,2011-06-11:913346:73399 Okay Nancy... 2011-06-11T19:39:48Z 2011-06-11T19:39:48Z public 4 You wanted to know what I looked like in high school...

Here's my senior class picture...

And I am gonna upload a bunch of these for the Parkview High School Class of 1977 to Ancestry...

Probably get egged at the 40th reunion...

BTW, I still wear my hair like that - just has a lot of gray now.

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|Marius Petipa; Enrico Cecchetti; Lev Ivanov; Boris Aleksandrovich Fitingof-Shelʹ, Baron; Arthur Saint-Léon; Léo Delibes; Enrico Cecchetti; Léo Delibes; Boris Aleksandrovich Fitingof-Shelʹ, Baron; Lev Ivanov; Marius Petipa; Arthur Saint-Léon
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|Choreographed by Petipa, Ceccetti, Ivanov ; music by Baron B. Shel (Cinderella). Choreography by Arthur Saint-Leon ; music by Leo Delibes (Coppelia) ; director of photography, Scott Plante ; assistant art director, Carole Nadeau ; additional editing and graphics, Christian Grosbie, Jonathan Bann ; editor, Henry Ferderber ; theme music, Wayne Bartlett.
|Host, Frank Augustyn ; performance excerpts danced by performers of the Bolshoi Ballet: Raisa Struchkova and Gennadi Lediakh; and the Ballet de San Juan: Fernando Bujones and Ana María Castañón.
Interviewees: Claude Bessy, Fernando Bujones, Darcy Bussell, Anthony Dowell, Cynthia Gregory, Evelyn Hart, Charles Jude, Charles Kirby, Bruce Marks, Kevin McKenzie, Antoinette Sibley, Veronica Tennant, Martine Van Hamel ; other interviewees: William Littler, Celia Franca, Dame Ninette de Valois, Deirdre Kelly.
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Classics of ballet
|producers, Neil Bregman and Frank Augustyn ; director, Derek Diorio ; writer, Dan Lalande ; produced by Sound Venture Productions and Frank Augustyn Productions.
Artist Frank Augustyn sheds new light on some classic ballets by discussing them with some great ballet stars. Cinderella is based on Perrault's classic fairy tale and became the cornerstone of the growth and development of the Royal Ballet of London. Coppelia was one of the first ballets to have a doll come to life. The Czardas were first introduced into ballet and after this, national and folk dances became very popular.
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|Year Entered
|Lawrence Guy
|Arizona State
|Defensive Tackle
|Time (40)
|Time (20)
|Time (10)
|20-yd Shuttle
|60-yd Shuttle
|Three-cone Drill
|Vertical Jump
|Broad Jump
|Bench Press
|Wing Span
|Position Pro Rank
|32 3/4
|10 3/4
|78 5/8
|2010 Best Games
|Wisconsin, Oregon, Washington, California, Southern California, UCLA
|2010 Worst Games
|Portland State, Washington State, Stanford
|2009 Best Games
|Louisiana-Monroe, Washington State, California, UCLA, Arizona
|2009 Worst Games
|Georgia, Oregon State, Oregon
|Body Structure
|Guy has good size for defensive tackle in a 4-3 alignment and the functional quickness to play defensive end in a 3-4 system, but will need to add more bulk if lined up at the nose guard position in the NFL. He has room to carry at least another 15 pounds without it impacting his above average foot speed. He has a solid upper body frame with good hip width, big bubble, long arms and massive hands.
|General Report
|Athletic Ability
|Guy has very good initial quickness and timed speed for a player his size, but labors considerably coming out of his stance, looking too lethargic attacking blockers at the Xs. He shows good balance to make plays on the edge, but lacks the flexibility and burst to accelerate to the ball on outside running plays. He has adequate lateral agility and change of direction skills. Even though he is used in a line rotation, he still tires late in games and you can see the dropoff in his play. He does show good feet and body control, but is best when he is kept operating strictly in the box, as he will run out of gas when having to run long distances.
|Football Sense
|For a player with his timed speed, you would expect him to be a quick-twitch type, but he seems lethargic getting off the snap, whether due to poor ball recognition skills or just plain laziness. He does a good job with only normal reps needed to retain, but fails to adjust on the field well to action on his sides. He lacks a good feel for leveraging, as he does not show consistent low pad level. He also lacks stamina and if this does not improve, he can only hope for a rotation position rather than a starting job at the next level.
|Guy is a well-liked sort who has good focus in the weight room. He is a team-first player who is liked by his coaches, will do whatever task the staff asks, but he is just not the type that will produce on a consistent level.
|Guy's motor runs hot and cold, as he is a non-factor late in games. He will come out and play like a bull in a china closet for several series before taking the rest of the day off. When his motor is running, he is a good competitor who pursues well, but you can see that he he wears down late in games. He also needs to develop an inherent mean streak. If not, he could be a candidate for a move to offensive guard, to take advantage of his balance, foot speed and strength.
|Athletic Report
|You would figure that a player with Guy's impressive timed speed would get off the ball better than he does, as he does show good balance and the ability to power through the gaps. He is just not a quick-twitch type than can create havoc. He flashes adequate initial quickness, but is inconsistent with his second move once he breaks free from blocks. He uses his arms effectively to split the gaps, but seems to lose some body control on the move.
|Strength at Point
|Guy has impressive weight room numbers, but his playing strength does not always match up to his training room totals. He is not an effective two-gap type, as he gets too high, failing to gain leverage to hold his ground and has some stiffness when trying to redirect. He has to be moving in order to be effective and he has above average hand strength, but he needs to play with his pad level down. When he comes off the ball in a high stance, blockers immediately attack his exposed chest, driving Guy off the point of attack. Even with his thick lower body, he fails to get anchor, especially vs. double teams (does not sit well). He can generate a strong hand punch, but his placement and usage are lacking. He needs to get more active with those hands in order to be able to stack and control.
|Use of Hands
|Coming off the snap, Guy uses his hands well and has a good swim move to get by. His problems arise when he does not use his hands effectively to defeat low blocks, as blockers know they can easily bring him down by attacking his feet. He has adequate ability to separate and disengage vs. single blocks, but does not keep his arms active enough when taking on double teams, lacking a counter move.
|Lateral Pursuit/Effort
|This is another area where Guy's agility tests don't tell the real story. He appeared to run his shuttles well, yet on the field, he looked very robotic moving in space. He can flash a good twist or spin move, but will give up and take plays off when his lack of stamina comes into the picture. These problems will likely relegate him to one-gap duties. He has adequate change of direction agility, looking clumsy as he narrows his base on the move (fails to keep his feet). He shows intent and effort in pursuit, but is best when he is around the ball in the short area only. His stamina problems become evident when his feet fail him and he has to pull up in long pursuit. The effort is there, but the production is lacking.
|Tackling Ability
|Guy has the strength to delivering crunching tackles, but the effort is not consistent. He is strong enough to lock up the runner and can generate good pop on his tackles, but he tends to narrow his base often coming off the snap, which lets blockers wash him out as he loses leverage. When plays are directed at him, he is adequate to hit and wrap, doing a decent job of stopping the rusher on contact. On the move, he will overextend and grab, which prevents him from getting proper knee bend or using his hands effectively to get leverage.
|Run Defense
|This is one of his better areas. When he stays low in his pads and gets a wide base, he flashes power and ability to get to the ball. He seems to be more combative with his hands when working around the pile, using rip moves to jerk the blocker out of the way en route to hitting the runner with impact. When he hunkers down, he generates the strength needed to gain leverage. When his motor is running, he can be tough to handle when closing, as he has the ability to jump around blocks.
|Pass Rush
|Despite good timed speed, the suddenness and short area burst are lacking. He has to beat the blocker with his initial move or he is usually washed out of the action. He has a good spin move, but when he gets too high, he reverts to a lot of thrashing around and fails to stay in the rush lane. He can push the pocket some, but doesn't have the moves to get off and finish. His quick swim move lets him get gap penetration, but he often plays too tall, preventing him from generating much of a bull rush.
|Closing on the QB
|Guy has the timed speed to get to the pocket, but often gives up on the rush when his first move fails. He should get more garbage sacks than he does, but is a non-factor late in games due to poor stamina. He can make plays behind the line of scrimmage due to a decent explosive burst, but when he has to run the loop or pursue long, he loses site of the quarterback, as he does not have the acceleration to close. When he comes off the line cleanly, he shows effort, but he has marginal body control in pursuit.
|Guy has marginal recognition skills when it comes to blocking schemes, as he gets washed out of the play too often because he is late to locate moving blockers, especially those attacking from the side. He doesn't really look combative fighting off double teams, despite having the foot speed to avoid them when on the move. He is much slower to react on outside running plays, possibly because he knows he does not have the feet or balance to pursue. In the box, he is good at locating the ball and will get his hands up and show awareness on passing plays, but lacks consistency and timing to deflect too many low throws.
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|RICKY JEAN-FRANCOIS-San Francisco…You would expect Guy's strength to help him hold ground at the point, but he does not keep his feet moving and can be ridden out. In pursuit, he will generally overextend and lose balance, as he keeps his base too narrow. He gets a good push and shows a decent swim move to gain initial gap penetration, but he is more of a finesse type than power oriented pass rusher, leading to minimal production in attempts to get to the quarterback. He lacks technique, but he has athletic talent to be worth a look at the tail end of the draft, but not in the early rounds as some experts target him. If all else fails, I would try him at offensive guard, to take advantage of his strength and athletic skills.
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Dr Oti Boateng is a herbal doctor and the CEO of Chocho Industries Limited which produces Chocho soap, cream and a wide range of herbal products. He also operates the Chocho Herbal Hospital in Suhum in the Eastern Region.
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Did President Pranab Mukherjee, in his previous post of Union finance minister, act on the information provided by France on 700 high net worth individuals (HNIS) having secret bank accounts in Geneva? Did he try to bring that money back home? Did the wrong-doers face penal action? The latest disclosures by anti-corruption campaigners Arvind Kejriwal and Prashant Bhushan, accusing HSBC Bank of facilitating money-laundering, has drawn attention again to Pranab's actions as finance minister—and with it, his name is being linked to corruption charges harking back to his nearly six decades in politics. It might be said in his defence that, when you have been so long in politics, it is difficult to emerge without facing any charges. But when Kejriwal and others began a fast against corruption at Jantar Mantar on July 29, as many as 14 Union cabinet ministers were named for involvement in questionable decisions. Pranab's name—as finance minister—topped that list.
"When everyone tries to act like a battering ram, basic constitutional conventions are bound to be ignored."
But just an hour into fasting, as word got out that Pranab's name had been nominated for president, someone came forward and covered his photograph with a cloth. Was that in deference to the president's office, which, at least during the last decade or so, had remained above reproach? "On the contrary," explains Bhushan, "the symbolic act of covering up meant that the president cannot be questioned anymore. He enjoys the privileges of immunity while in office. I did mention his name thrice in the course of addressing the people who had gathered that day."
Others, like M.R. Madhavan of PRS Policy Research, take a different view. "Where's the evidence the president will act in a manner not befitting his office?" he asks. "The president's post does not envisage someone who would blindly say yes to everything. Besides, this talk of immunity was absent when he held other public offices. Why raise it now?"
Fast forward to last week, when Kejriwal and Bhushan launched their attack on HSBC, accusing the bank of money-laundering and colluding with some politicians and some of the biggest business houses, including industrialist brothers Mukesh and Anil Ambani, helping them ferret away unaccounted-for money in Swiss banks. Once again, Pranab, now firmly ensconced as president of the country, found his name tagged along with the Ambani brothers. For most of his political career, Pranab had been dubbed a well-wisher of Reliance founder Dhirubhai Ambani and his elder son Mukesh. So when Kejriwal accused Pranab of "protecting business heavyweights", the reference was quite obvious to all.
"History and propriety demand an answer from Pranab for his actions during the Emergency."
Last year, HSBC shared a list of Indians who hold bank accounts in its Geneva branch. Elaborating, Kejriwal says that, as of 2006, the balance in these accounts added up to Rs 6,000 crore. "The government had admitted that some of the 700 accounts had been taxed for Rs 181 crore. This is an admission of guilt. Did Pranab Mukherjee initiate action against them? Some houses were raided and others let off. There are reasons to believe that the president's strong leaning towards some business houses might directly or indirectly impact decisions, even though his current post is largely ceremonial," says Kejriwal.
The allegations don't stop there. When he was a cabinet minister—he'd also held the defence portfolio and headed many key EGoMs—the navy war room and the Scorpene deal scams had erupted. The point is that Pranab, because of a long stint in politics, in which he essayed many roles, is having to answer for various acts of commission and omission. This also leads to the question of whether an active politician should assume charge of the highest office of the land. Particularly when that happens right after a very active and key stint in government. Says Madhavan, "Many presidents, whether Sanjiva Reddy, Zail Singh, Pratibha Patil, were active politicians. The question is how you conduct yourself in the present office." That's a view endorsed by senior advocate Dushyant Dave, who says, "Politicians do not forfeit the right to high constitutional posts because they happen to be politicians."
Quite recently, West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee, whose Trinamool Congress is a former ally of the UPA government at the Centre, recalled a statement Pranab made in Parliament that all allies would be consulted before a decision on FDI in retail was taken. As the Congress protested that the president's office should not be dragged into the matter, Mamata wondered if the government had deviated from Pranab's assurance. On the eve of the winter session of Parliament, in which the FDI issue is likely to erupt again, there's even talk of a no-confidence motion. A man who was in the thick of it will now be the arbitrar, occupying as he does an office that's supposed to be above all bias.
"With the immunity Pranab now has, the Radia tape disclosures, tax breaks to Reliance will go unanswered."
The Congress defends itself, and indirectly, Pranab too. "When everyone is trying to act like a battering ram, basic constitutional conventions are neccesarily thrown to the winds. It is particularly sad that this very issue of black money was discussed by the finance ministry and its former head several months ago both in the SC proceedings and in the public domain," says its spokesman.
But even if we were to overlook Pranab's role in the upa's two editions, there are other stories buried in his past. After the Emergency was lifted, a commission of inquiry was set up in 1977 under Justice J.C. Shah to look into alleged excesses committed then. A young Pranab, say sources, could not "proffer satisfactory responses" to the commission. Pranab had been MoS finance, and five cases investigated related to the Income Tax department, over which he presided. V.U. Eradi, former member of the Central Board of Direct Taxes and the officer dealing with tax matters in the Shah Commission, says, "History and propriety demand an answer from Pranab Mukherjee." Eradi had found that some I-T raids had been stage-managed and two trade union leaders' homes were searched. Eradi also says the government's plea that a treaty with France against double taxation prevents disclosure of the 700 names is "as bad a lie as can be, for the treaty does not rule out investigation."
"Politicians don't forfeit the right to high offices just because they were politicians."
Era Sezhiyan, who was an MP from 1962-77 and compiled and resurrected the Shah commission report as Shah Commission Report: Lost, and Regained when it was sought to be buried, laments that the "era of politicians being scrupulously clean is over."
There are others who will argue that the Shah Commission was a revenge by the Janata government headed by Morarji Desai, so resurrecting such charges today can be seen as motivated. The good news for Pranab is that he enjoys complete legal immunity as long as he is in office. But in the age of round-the-clock TV, when corruption is a daily show, fingers can be pointed at an office now occupied by one of the most active and skilled politicians of recent times.
No politcian is immortal & the President is a politician and remains so. He must be prosecuted. Look at Bill Clinton, the former Israeli President & many other cases in countries that have a modification of the Westminster Constitution. Its perfectly possible and if he is found culpable, the action and the powers-to-be in the judiciary should not be feckless to not take action against him.
When a minister makes a statement or gives an assurance, he is doing so on behalf of the government. This is not to be confused with the usual, "I was misquoted" or "I was quoted out of context" kind of rubbish that politicians trot out when cornered. If it is accepted that the statement has come from the government, it is a commitment to which the government is bound and it cannot escape the onus merely because the said minister later occupies the President's office and enjoys immunities. Congress was bound by the statement that all allies would be consulted before a decision was taken on FDI, as Mamata rightly pointed out. Saying that the President's office should be kept out of this is merely a Congress ploy seeking an easy escape route. The President's office has nothing to do with it.
Is the President a politician? No, he is not. Should he be judged? I don't know if it is possible, if he is in office. The parliament is the institution which appoints him. Should a President appear in court? Is this possible, when he or she is serving?


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does anyone know how to fix a sqeak in the steering wheel. it squeaks only in certain positions and when turned slowly. i've had it at the dealer 3 times for it.. they have not yet fixed it.
i've read on bimmerforums that you lube up a part near the fire wall where the steering enters the car. anyone know of this?
I had my dealer look at it too, they said the lubed it and it didn't squeak for like about a hour and then it started all over again. It's only squeaks when I make left turns. The tech guy said he didn't hear anything, so when I go back I'm going to drive it for him and make him hear it.
mine squeeks during left turns too
So as of now, no one has no idea how to fix it, not even BMW?
come to think of it.. mine squeaks more during left turns.. the reason i don't want to go to the dealer is because they already replaced my steering column and rack for this squeak.. and squeak is still there.. laughable.. huh? u guys see why bmw's keep going up in price.. dealers replacing thigns that don't need to be replaced.
I actually had a "squeeking" noise when I would make slow turns (parking, etc.). The noise was a result of worn control arm bushings. They were replaced, and no more creeking noise.
yea I have a squeaking sound when I turn my wheel slowly to the left too. annoying as hell. haven't mentioned it to my service rep yet. I'll prolly have them see what they can do next time I go in.
My 2002 325i had this problem, and I brought it to the dealership like 2-3 times, and they replaced the coil (or something like it) twice, but it never really worked because it kept coming back... Someone told me I should adjust my steering wheel to the lowest setting (push it back and down all the way), and it helped a bit... Dunno what happened to it...
i was told by the dealer that it was the airbag squeaking. .. who knows.
i took out the collar and sprayed some lube in there.. seems to be better.
OK, I'm reviving this OLD thread. I have this exact problem and it's driving me nuts. One shop suggested it could be balljoints, but I'm still doubtful.
Anybody ever have this and find a positive solution?
I've been thinking perhaps the upper strut bearing. It does not squeak when I drive in the rain. Weird.
Mine squeaks too, it sounds like its coming from the steering column part that is inside the cabin.
Bump for any input.
Mine squeaks when i turn the wheel fast. Its squeaks so loud you can hear it over the music.
My steering wheel squeaks too. I found this link, but haven't tried it yet. I'll let you know if it works after I try it.
While searching for something else I came across this so I'll revive this old thread once again.
My steering squeek turned out to be the ball joint on the tie rod end.
bump this thread. Please help, squeak/moan noise in steering column near dash with the slightest tug to the left on the steering wheel at low speeds.
My steering wheel is also tilted to the left to keep it goign straight
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The arms are those of Parker quartering Townley and impaling Brooke for Robert Townley-Parker (1793-1879) of Cuerden Hall, Preston and Astley, Lancashire, who married Harriet, daughter of Thomas Brooke of Church Minshall, Cheshire in 1816.
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Robert Townley-Parker served as M.P. for Preston, Lancashire, 1837-1857, and was High Sheriff of the County in 1817. In 1816, he married Harriet, youngest daughter of Thomas Brooke of Minshall, Cheshire. Upon his death in 1879, the Illustrated London News described Townley-Parker as 'one of the chief proprietors among the landed gentry in the county of Lancaster'. He was succeeded by his eldest son, Thomas. On his death in 1906 the manors, land and chattels passed to his nephew Mr. Reginald Arthur Tatton of Chelford, in Cheshire.
Cuerden Hall, Lancashire, descended from the Cuerdens and Banasters to the Townley-Parker family, and was remodeled by Robert Townley-Parker in 1816-1819. Together with its landscaped park, Cuerden Hall was a significant early contribution to the nineteenth-century Picturesque movement (J. M. Robinson, A Guide to the Country Houses of the North West, 1991, pp. 176 - 177).
Other pieces from the extensive service of plate supplied to celebrate the marriage of Robert Townley-Parker and Harriet Brookes include a toasted cheese dish (M.A. Moss, The Lillian and Morrie Moss Collection of Paul Storr Silver, Miami, 1972, p. 262, no. 196) and a meat dish (Partridge, Christie's New York, 17 May 2006, lot 143), each with the same distinctive border.
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Supplied to Robert Townley-Parker (1793-1879) and Harriet Brooke of Cuerden Hall, Preston and Astley, in 1816 on the occasion of their marriage and by descent to their eldest son
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Reginald Arthur Tatton and by descent to
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Captain T. A. Tatton, removed from Cuerdon Hall, Preston; Christie's London, 12 December 1928, lot 33 (£281 to Holmes).
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This Winter..we're not planning on going back home to Indonesia....ㅠㅠ
That's why upon looking back at our pictures..we found these pictures...when we spent our time in Bali.
Well..who would not want to spend a tropical getaway in Bali?
And..it's winter...in Seoul. I think it'd be nice to enjoy the warmth of the tropical paradise even for just a week.
Like what we did in our last year's trip to Bali Bird Park.
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in a lush green tropical park like this one....
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Azalea—then amethyst Kelly—was born in Sydney and moved to Miami when she was 16.
The glory behind the tremendous rock faded, giving place to tender tints of pearl and amethyst.
The purpura, as mentioned in Pliny, was an amethyst or violet color.
It was a single, small object, perfectly white, dropping out of the amethyst.
And sometimes there is an effect with which only the amethyst can be compared.
The trees, too, were beginning to show the pale tints of spring, and an amethyst haze enveloped the hills.
High above, the sky was filled with clouds of rose and amber and amethyst.
We were eighty-four hundred feet in air, on a spur of amethyst or Specimen Mountain.
The arc lamps come on with a splutter, and they, too, at first are amethyst.
She looked down at the logs—smouldering now and with no more flame of rose-pink and amethyst.
violet quartz, late 13c., ametist, from Old French ametiste (Modern French améthyste) and directly from Medieval Latin amatistus, from Latin amethystus, from Greek amethystos "amethyst," literally "not intoxicating," from a- "not" + methyskein "make drunk," from methys "wine" (see mead (n.1)); based on the stone's ancient reputation for preventing drunkenness, which was perhaps sympathetic magic suggested by its wine-like color. People wore rings made of it before drinking. Spelling restored from Middle English ametist.


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A fire broke out in a Parkland Manor apartment on Wednesday afternoon, March 9.
At around 3:54 p.m. on Wednesday, the Leitchfield Fire Department (LFD) and Grayson County Emergency Medical Services responded to Parkland Manor, located at 702 William Thomason Byway in Leitchfield, in reference to a fire in a third floor apartment.
Upon arriving on the scene, LFD personnel discovered an oxygen concentrator and the bedroom carpet on fire in the apartment, according to Leitchfield Fire Chief Tim Duvall.
The female tenant of the apartment had reportedly been smoking in the kitchen area of the apartment while also using oxygen, Duvall said.
The smoking ignited the oxygen, and flames travelled through 20 feet of oxygen tubing from the kitchen to the bedroom where the oxygen concentrator caught fire, and, in the process, caught the carpet on fire, according to Duvall.
The tenant was uninjured but was short of breath, so LFD personnel moved her to the building's utility room before evacuating her from the building, Duvall said.
Firefighters extinguished the blaze within a couple of minutes.
The apartment sustained moderate damage as a result of the fire, and the third floor of the apartment complex sustained smoke damage throughout.
Duvall said many people are not aware of the dangers of having a fire source near an oxygen concentrator, and wished to advise the public that having flame, especially a lit cigarette, near one is very dangerous because it works as an accelerant.
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- Good Morning All:Several of my neighbors and I attended the public hearing on September 24, 2008, to support the passage of Bill 17-0325:"To prohibit the use, sale, storage and display of fireworks in the District of Columbia except in certain instances; to provide for civil penalties for possession or sale of fireworks; to provide for enforcement of this act the Fire Chief and the Chief of Police, and to make conforming amendments."Fire and EMS Chief Rubin offered compelling testimony that all fireworks are dangerous, including providing a video presentation of a little boy that was killed when a typical firework hit the child on the head from forty feet away. Neither the child nor his parents were using fireworks at the time of this horrific accident. A sparkler burns at 1200 degrees Fahrenheit and even though they are legal are quite dangerous.Some have stated that the really dangerous fireworks are already illegal, so we should just focus on enforcing those. The problem with this argument is the fact that there is a 14-page list of fireworks that are "legal," presenting an almost impossible task for police and Fire and EMS personnel to enforce. How practical is it for police and fire personnel to report to calls for service with a 14-page list in hand, attempting to ascertain which fireworks are legal? Banning all fireworks except professional displays will help our fire and police personnel enforce the law and protect public safety.Many on this listserv complained about the endless noise, flying incendiary material, resulting litter and acrid smoke fumes from the discharge of fireworks, which clearly undermine public safety. You testified here as we did at the hearing about the fireworks deliberately aimed at your cars, homes, property and your person. July 4th will be upon us again and the nightmare will be palpable once more. Do not wait to complain then; we must act now to encourage Councilmember Mendelson to move Bill 17-0325 out of his committee for a full Council vote.Commissioner Henderson and I are a circulating a petition in our community in support of Bill 17-0325. We believe that fireworks as they are currently used violate public safety, creating an unwelcome intrusion in our communities. If you agree and I know that many of you do, I urge you to contact Councilmember Mendelson at (202) 724-8064 and tell him to move Bill 17-0325 out of his committee for a full Council vote. The record will remain open for two weeks from September 24, 2008. Do not wait; you must act quickly to demand relief. Do you really want to spend another July 4th hearing the discharge of endless fireworks, smelling the fumes, seeing the sparks and flames and cleaning up the litter afterwards?Sincerely,Kathy Henderson
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