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The sixth child of Henry and Nancy Ann Austin was living in Madison County, Virginia by 1824. There he met Jane Malone and married her. Willis' occupation to support her and the family was that of a carpenter and farmer. By 1850 the family had grown to nine members. They lived in Worf Town in 1850. They either remained in Virginia or moved to Missouri. Discover your family's story. Enter a grandparent's name to get started. choose a state: Any AL AK AZ AR CA CO CT DE DC FL GA HI ID IL IN IA KS KY LA ME MD MA MI MN MS MO MT NE NV NH NJ NM NY NC ND OH OK OR PA RI SC SD TN TX UT VT VA WA WV WI WY INTL Start Now 506 Willis Austin born circa 1796 Albemarle Co., Va. married 23 Aug 1823 Jane Malone born circa 1805 Virginia died 30 Sept. 1877 Mo. Children of Willis Austin and Jane Malone: 601 John H. Austin born circa 1824 Madison Co., Va. married Louisa Broyles born 6 Feb. 1837 Madison Co., Va. died 1862/3 Henry Co., Mo. 602 James N. Austin born circa 1827 603 Mary A. Austin born circa 1829 604 Elizabeth Austin born circa 1832 605 Catherine Austin born circa 1833 606 Nathan Franklin Austin born circa 1834's married Sarah died 8 Nov. 18?5 Shelby Co.,...Read More


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Hi all,
This topic isn't intended to be inflammatory, so apologies in advance if it rankles anyone.
I've just started a re-watch of the entire Xena series and one element which I wanted to focus on / pay attention to was the development of Xena and Gabrielle's relationship from a romantic perspective.
I was wondering when most subexters believed Xena and Gabrielle first became involved romantically and the nature of their relationship.
Without having given it much thought before, I'm inclined to believe that the events in The Quest made both Xena and Gabrielle realise that their relationship could and should be more than just platonic. I'd have trouble reconciling them as an involved romantic couple much before then due to Gabrielle's marriage to Perdicus and because they were both searching for love elsewhere in season 1.
But, shortly after The Quest is Ulysses where Xena is involved romantically with Ulysses. I guess Xena may have been deliberately trying to distance herself romantically from Gabrielle, perhaps because she feared hurting Gabrielle based on her past relationships with M'ila, Akemi and Annokin. Or maybe Xena and Gabrille were both still trying to work through their feelings after the kiss in The Quest and they hadn't yet embarked on a full relationship?
The following couple of seasons don't seem to pose too many problems, until we get to season 5. I was also wondering how subexters resolved Xena's relationships with Ares and Antony in season 5 if Xena was in a romantic relationship with Gabrielle. Did Xena and Gabrielle have an open relationship? Or were Xena's actions justified / excused because they were all "part of the plan" in the relevant episodes? I have trouble viewing Xena and Gabrielle being in a committed relationship in season 5 because Xena seems to be very disrespectful of Gabrielle's feelings, not just because of Xena's seduction of others but also because she seems dismissive of Gabrielle's valid concerns about the origins of Xena's pregnancy.
I guess Xena and Gabrielle could have been "on a break" in season 5, although that's hard to imagine given everything they went through in season 4. I could see them breaking up after Maternal Instincts or even Motherhood (which may explain Xena's seduction of Lucifer in early season 6), but I would have expected the events of Ides of March and Fallen Angel to bring them closer together.
Once again, I'm not trying to incite an argument. I'm just genuinely curious about how subtexters resolve some of the issues with the development of Xena and Gabrielle's relationship. Are certain episodes simply ignored? Is the episode order of some episodes re-arranged (e.g. Ulysses before The Quest)? Are Xena's actions excused because of the surrounding circumstances? Were Xena and Gabrielle free to take other lovers? Or did a wizard do it?


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Disclaimer: Although I am not certain "belly flopper" is an actual term, I am using it to describe a person who belly flops figuratively speaking.
Over the weekend, my wife told me that my oldest child is going to start school in two weeks. My first thought was where has the summer gone? School supplies have already been bought and there's nothing to worry about. When my wife told my son about going back to school; he looked surprised but acted ready.
For a lot of families, what I described isn't exactly the norm. Parents stress about school shopping and the stress passes along to their child. Parents stress about the next grade and the stress passes along to their child. Parents stress about the teacher and……..you get the picture.
Being the on the other side of the desk as the teacher, I watched these stressed parents year in and year out. Some children were unfazed by their parent's stresses but others took their cue and had a lot of stress at the beginning of the school year.
Secretly, I thought of these kids as "the belly floppers." The impact of returning to school for these children was like belly flopping into water off a cliff. They knew school was going to happen but the "landing" was shocking. The children who "belly flopped" were always the ones who looked like they were in a trance the first week of school. It was almost like school work was foreign and they didn't remember the most basic concepts taught the previous year.
There may be some who are reading this and do not quite realize how serious this can be so let me put it this way. I only could think of 3 children, in all my years of teaching, who "belly flopped" into school and finished in the top half of my class academically. All children settled down mentally in my classroom eventually. But, perhaps the stress and/or lost time were too much to overcome. I would argue it was at least a contributing factor.
I would like the children of anyone who reads this to be the opposite of a "belly flopper." There are many kids who enter school hitting the ground running. Teachers like love these types of children. Here are some suggestions on how your child can hit the ground running.
1. School shop early. When you get the supply list, beat the procrastinators and make school shopping a pleasant experience with your child. I would even suggest things like buying the backpack your child chooses (if it's within your means) because it gives a child that little something extra to look forward to going back to school. You may spend a couple of extra dollars on their preferred choice; but your child will be in a better frame of mind going to school.
2. Meet the teacher(s). Schools usually have times when parents and kids can get situated and drop off supplies in their classrooms before the first day of school. They get to pick their desk and get the general lay of the land. This drastically decreases the shock on the first day. Teachers like seeing the parents before the school year begins. They keep mental notes of which parents go out of their way to meet them. A favorable impression is important and will most likely be passed along to your child. It's human nature.
3. Start the school year with your child before it begins. You can do this by purchasing an inexpensive workbook that correlates with the grade your child is going into. The child will get a feel of the material that will be taught. Also, when the child runs across a concept that they don't understand, they can get help from you before the school year begins. This also greatly decreases the shock value of a difficult school lesson during the school year. When other children are struggling with the material, your child will look like a star.
Returning to school can be rough for some children. I wish all of your children the best of luck!!!
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The Northwest division boast some of the NBA's top-tier talent. Kevin Durant is a perennial MVP contender, and his teammate Russell Westbrook is arguably the most athletic guard in the league.
And that's only in Oklahoma City.
Throughout the conference, there is talent everywhere, making this divisional All-Star team a tough one to pick, but I've done my best to establish a squad of the Northwest's top talent.
Point Guard: Russell Westbrook, Oklahoma City Thunder
The Northwest division is stacked with talented point guards. If I were to pick the best pure point guard in the division, I would take Ricky Rubio or Ty Lawson over Westbrook, but I had to put Westbrook as the PG here.
The OKC PG is a walking explosion. He's fast, he's strong and he's forceful. His stats are impressive at 23.4 points, 7.4 assists and 5.3 rebounds per game. He can get to the rim with ease and he's somewhat mastered his midrange pull up shot, (despite being painfully predictable in my opinion).
Truth be told, I'm not the biggest Westbrook fan. I think he takes dumb shots, makes bad plays and just lacks an intellectual part of the game. I also hate how he dresses, but he's just too good sometimes. Despite his weaknesses, teams can't find a way to stop or defend Westbrook when his whole game is clicking.
The former UCLA Bruin is coming off his significant injury in the NBA this season. Hopefully it hasn't limited his athletic prowess, the driving force behind his game.
Shooting Guard: Gordon Hayward, Utah Jazz
Gordon Hayward is not a pure shooting guard but pride would not let me boast about who I concluded is the best shooting guard of this division, Kevin Martin.
Hayward is basically a combo wing player who is always playing alongside someone his same size. Hayward can uniquely handle the ball very well which makes him good at the two. His size and strength allow him to shut down smaller guards defensively on top of it.
One thing I'll always remember Hayward for was his rookie year when he scored 22 points, outplaying Kobe Bryant in the win. Some say this was Hayward's big step to the next level.
Hayward is very well rounded as a great passer, a surprisingly physical player when he gets to the rim, he can hit a three and he can be a defensive beast. Hayward's weakness, if anything, is his the modest attitude he plays with. The Butler product is so easygoing I sometimes wish someone would start something with him so we can see a little fire. This season the Jazz took a big dip in the fountain of youth, so look for Hayward to prove himself even more this year.
Small Forward: Kevin Durant, Oklahoma City Thunder
KD is a bad dude. Pick a spot on the floor and he'll drain it from there. Pick a spot in the paint and he'll dunk from there: Durant is a point machine.
His ridiculous wingspan gives him flashy dunking ability. Plain and simple he's a super star who has super star qualities. There aren't many players better than Durant at hitting an open shot, or contested one either.
KD is also clutch. His buzzer beater against the Mavs in the 2012 playoffs may have put the nail in Dirk Nowitzki's coffin. Durant is anything from perfect though. He's an average defender and his ability to free himself is often questioned. Nonetheless, it's minimal baggage to take on to have arguably the league's best overall scorer on your team.
Durant entered the league as one of the most positive players, but lately frustrations the emergence of the Heat and distractions have somewhat lessened and undervalued Durant. He may not be the King, but a crown is to be his one day in this league.
Power Forward: Kevin Love, Minnesota Timberwolves
Kevin Love is phenomenal. He's the best rebounding power forward in the NBA, his post game is well defined and oh, he won the 3 point contest 2 seasons ago.
In that 2011-2012 season, Love averaged 26 ppg and 13 rpg. To put that in perspective Hakeem Olajuwon's best season was 24 and 14, Charles Barkley's was (arguably) his 28 and 12 season, Tim Duncan's was 25 and 13. That puts Love in company with the best power forwards to ever play the game, and he's yet to reach his best basketball in the NBA.
Love had an unfortunate, injury riddled season last year, but his ailments (thumb injury) shouldn't carry over into this year. With an older and further developed Rubio to P&R with, and Nikola Pekovic to bang with, Love has the chance to repeat his 2012 season this year.
Center: Nikola Pekovic, Minnesota Timberwolves
Big Pek has risen to become a much respected center in the NBA, and in my opinion the best in the Northwest division.
Last season Pekovic averaged 16 and 9 for the Timberwolves. The Montenegrin monster's most impressive attribute is his positioning offensively in the paint. Pekovic is great at establishing low on the block to where he can score off an easy hook or lay in.
Pek is thick, to the point where he can also hold his ground well defensively in the post, making him a good overall center. He meshes well with Love's game because Love can stretch the floor while Pek manages the entire key. To put icing on the cake his 52% field goal percentage is testament to his efficiency. He had a stretch in April where he scored 29, 27, 24 and 20 points on consecutive nights last season. Pekovic is unique in that he has a great post game in this league, which is a lost art among big men. His ability to bang makes him one of the best in the west in my opinion.
Sixth Man: LaMarcus Aldridge, Portland Trail Blazers
Despite rounding out this list as the 6th man, Aldridge is not only one of the best in this division but in the entire league.
At 21 ppg he's one of the best scoring big men in the NBA, as he can shoot from outside and also work well around the rim. Aldridge has been through odd stretches in Portland between coaches and multitude of players, but he's always kept them at a competitive level. Now with Damian Lillard on the team, the two could make a nasty pairing together. Rumors of Aldridge leaving Portland in free agency have surfaced for a while now, but regardless of the team, Aldridge is bound to be a critical piece to that team's success.
Head Coach: Rick Adelman, Minnesota Timberwolves
Adelman enters his 30th year as an NBA coach this season, his third season as the Timberwolves coach.
He first took the Blazers to two NBA finals and one western conference championship between 1990 and 1992. A decade later he led the Kings during their most successful days as a franchise with players like Mike Bibby and Chris Webber in their primes. Now, he has the privilege of leading a team headlined by the likes of Love, Pekovic and Rubio.
Adelman is a great manager of players and very loyal to systems. Despite having the reputation as a bad coach of young players from his struggles as the coach of the Warriors, Adelman has done well with a young Timberwolves team that has veteran-like savvy.
The coaches of the Northwest division are for the most part young and unproven: Ty Corbin, Brian Shaw, Terry Stotts. Scott Brooks was handed one of the most talented teams in recent league memory, all in all I think Adelman is best and most experienced Northwest division coach.
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He finds himself in camp half-blood, and apparently has to become a hero. of course it doesn't turn out as planned.
after escaping camp half-blood, Henry finds himself running from furies and hades rather than just Mr. D.
He is generally quiet, but expresses his opinion. he is very sensitive and will cry at little things. because of this, he thinks he's stupid, even though he is very smart. he gets angry very easily and won't let it subside until he gets revenge. he has crazy paranoia that freaks so bad, he can't go to sleep at night until 11 o'clock usually.his paranoia includes he is in the gifted program at his school and enjoys his friends company.


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The Ballad of Boogie Christ Tracklist:
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06. I Miss the Zoo
07. It's OK to Be Young / Gone
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10. King of Cleveland
11. Famous Friends along the Coast
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Joseph has launched a PledgeMusic campaign to help cover studio costs and tour support. Most of the incentives are from his personal collection, like rare vinyl and out-of-print albums he has been storing since the start of his career. Also available are paintings, a mural, a guitar from his hand-painted Godin line, an original song about your life, lifetime show passes, house concerts, and THE VAN that was seized and auctioned by the city of New York.
"I'm optimistic that new ways of doing things can lead to new forms of creativity and a smaller world community for artists to get to know their fans or for fans to become a more vital part in the process of artists creating their diamonds," writes Joseph in his pledge letter. "I consider it a great privilege that I have any forum or audience at all. None of it has been lost on me. Thank you for supporting a pursuit I would continue if I was lost on a desert island with no audience but the moon and some coconuts."
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For every song Joseph Arthur has released in a critically acclaimed, Grammy-nominated career that has spanned nine full-length albums and 11 EPs, he's probably kept three others in the vault for safekeeping. Indeed, Arthur has been known to start working on a new album — or two — while simultaneously trying to finish another.
It was amid this abundance of riches that the Brooklyn-by way of Ohio-native began molding a collection of music under a single narrative thread: The Ballad of Boogie Christ, described by Arthur as "a fictionalized character loosely based on my own journey."
At first, it was a song here or there, or a set of lyrics with no accompanying music. Then, those songs would get recorded and set aside. They'd get re-recorded and revised. They'd start to make sense in relation to their brothers and sisters, and then they wouldn't. And pretty soon, more than half-a-decade had flown by and Boogie Christ was no closer to coherency.
"For some reason, I've been avoiding finishing this record for a long time," Arthur says with a laugh. "It's been an albatross around my neck. I don't know why, but it has."
Yet despite its labored birth, The Ballad of Boogie Christ has defied the odds to become another essential cornerstone of Arthur's robust discography. Encompassing sessions put to tape in upstate New York, Los Angeles, Minneapolis and Arthur's own Brooklyn studio, the 11-song album showcases the artist's signature rich storytelling set to a diverse range of rock'n'roll.
"I don't know that there's a beginning, middle and end to the story, but there are definitely experiences, situations and perspectives that point in those directions," says Arthur. "I wanted to let the listener fill in some of the blanks without telling the whole story in a straight-ahead way."
The album begins with the surprising orchestral pop of "Currency of Love", on which Arthur unveils a passionate croon unlike any vocal performance he's ever given. From there, Boogie Christ offers epic affirmations on overcoming addiction (the seven-minute closer "All the Old Heroes"), anthems of open-hearted solidarity ("Wait for Your Lights", "It's OK To Be Young/Gone") and the kinds of slow-burning narratives ("Famous Friends Along the Coast", "I Used To Know How to Walk on Water" and a reimagined, hymn-like version of his standout, "I Miss the Zoo") that have won Arthur a legion of fans around the globe.
Songs like "Black Flowers", "I Used To Know How to Walk on Water" and the title cut were recorded several years ago with help from the Band's legendary keyboardist Garth Hudson and bassist Catherine Popper (Ryan Adams, Jack White), while newer additions to the track list such as "Currency of Love" and "Saint of Impossible Causes" were crafted in Los Angeles with assistance from Chris Seefried (Fitz & the Tantrums, Lana Del Rey). Among the other guests on Boogie Christ are Ben Harper (Arthur's bandmate in Fistful of Mercy), session drummer extraordinaire Jim Keltner, Joan As Policewoman leader Joan Wasser and composer Paul Cantelon (Oliver Stone's W., Julian Schnabel's The Diving Bell & the Butterfly).
"There are certain moments on the album that are just pop music and sugary," Arthur says. "I didn't want it to be this diatribe of heaviness, and it had been like that sometimes. I definitely wanted moments of relief within it, where you just get a good jam."
At the center of the project is the autobiographical "King of Cleveland," a classic story song that connects Boogie Christ the character with Arthur the flesh-and-blood artist. On it, the narrator apprentices alongside a big fish in a small pond, "playing blues in the back seats, from biker bars to limousines" — much like Arthur did in his early professional career in Northeast Ohio. Says Arthur, "He's just starting to live the life he's imagined, playing roots boogie in the real America — Ohio."
"I've heard David Bowie talk about how Ziggy Stardust and some other records were the beginnings of screenplays that he just never finished," he says. "I could really see this becoming something deeper and bigger than just an album.
"Chuck Prophet reminded me that there's always the Great American Novel," he continues. "And that really stuck in my head about Boogie Christ. That's what I've been wanting to achieve with this album. He encouraged me that it was okay to dream big."


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Spring Story Time is Here!
The Appomattox Regional Library System hosts its story time series throughout the year. Join us for an entertaining and educational half hour of books, songs and rhymes with Youth Services staff Heather Maury, Marina Pagan, and Jeanine Albiges.
Story time programs aim to instill a love of reading by encouraging parents and other special adults to read aloud to children. Activities in story time promote brain and language development for children from birth to age 5.
At story time, children and caregivers are introduced to six early literacy skills that are essential for learning to read including print motivation, narrative skills, phonological awareness, vocabulary, letter knowledge, and print awareness.
Baby and Me
A story time for babies and their caretakers. A great introduction for you and your new family member to the wonderful world of books, rhymes and songs. For babies ages birth to 18 months old, this is a 6-week program limited to 15 babies and will last approximately 30 minutes.
Hopewell Library 10:00a.m. on Mondays (2/27, 3/6, 3/13, 3/20, 3/27, 4/10, 4/17, 4/24, 5/1, 5/8, 5/15, 5/22)
Prince George Library 10:00a.m. on Thursdays (3/2, 3/9, 3/16, 3/23, 4/13, 4/20, 4/27, 5/4, 5/11, 5/18, 5/25, 6/1))
Spring Regular Story Time Schedule
February 27 - April 1
(No Story Time at Prince George March 30, and at Carson on March 31st)
April 10 - June 3 (No Storytime at Hopewell May 29)
Monday - Hopewell 10:30 am
Tuesday - Rohoic 6:00 pm
Wednesday - Dinwiddie 10:30 am
Thursday - Prince George 10:30 am; Disputanta 4:00pm
Friday - Carson 10:30 am
Saturday - Hopewell on April 15th and Prince George on May 13th - 10:30 am
Evening Story Times
A special offering for families not able to attend during the day.
Rohoic Library - Tuesday evenings at 6:00 pm
Pajama Story Time --- Bring a pillow, a blanket, your favorite stuffed animal, and settle in for some fun bedtime stories. And make sure to wear your pajamas, because we'll be wearing ours!
Prince George Library - March 13 6:00 pm
Dinwiddie Library - April 10, 6:00 pm
Hopewell Library - May 15, 6:00 pm
Special Story Times
St. Patrick's Day Themed Story Times --- March 13 - March 17
March 17 is St. Patrick's Day! Celebrate leprechauns, shamrocks, and the Emerald Isle with us during normal Story Time hours with stories and a craft.
Birthday Themed Story Times --- April 17 - April 21
The Hopewell Library at 209 E Cawson Street is turning 10 years old this week and we want you to celebrate with us during normal Story Time hours as we tell birthday-themed stories, sing songs, and put together a fun craft!
Mother's Day Themed Story Times --- May 8 - May 13
We all love our moms, so let's celebrate them all week long during our normal Story Time hours - we'll be sharing special stories, songs, and a craft (hint - it might be something lovely to give to Mom on May 14!).
For more information about the current and upcoming story time programs, call 804-458-6329 ext. 1013.


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Cady Johnson
Cady Johnson serves as our Creative Director and heads up our teaching team. Instructor and Choreographer, Cady has studied several styles of dance since 1999. Cady loves serving alongside the staff in teaching our students how to worship the Lord through the art of dance. She's been with the ministry since 2002 and on the leadership team since 2012. Cady's husband David is also involved in the ministry. David serves in various aspects throughout the season and during our production.
Britnee Nahrwold
Britnee Nahrwold serves as Studio Director. Instructor and Choreographer, Britnee has studied since 2002 ballet, jazz, hip-hop, lyrical, worship through sign language and worship movement. Britnee has been with the ministry since 2003 and joined the leadership team in 2011. We are blessed to have Britnee and her husband John serving on our team! John is on the Technical Team. They have a son, Wyatt.
Laurie Springer
Laurie Springer serves as our Administrative Director and handles the administrative operations of the company, communication with our dance families and heads up our prayer ministry. She has been on the leadership team since 2005; Laurie's entire family has been involved with the ministry for many years. Laurie enjoys the friendships that are created within the ministry and is thankful for all that God is doing in our families!
Kim Hood
Kim Hood serves as Associate Creative Director and Garment Director. Kim joined the leadership team in 2003. Kim's four daughters, son and husband have all been a part of the ministry over the years. Kim enjoys using her creativity in different aspects in the ministry. We are blessed to have her serving with us!
Michaela Gruber
Michaela Gruber serves as an Instructor and Choreographer. Michaela has been with the ministry since 2004 and has studied ballet, lyrical, jazz, and worship through sign language. Michaela became one of our instructors in 2013 after completing an apprenticeship program. Michaela joined the Leadership Team in 2016. Michaela is a gifted choreographer and we are blessed to have her at Living Grace Dance!
Emma Hood
Emma Hood serves as an Instructor and Choreographer. Emma has been with the ministry since 2006 and has studied ballet, lyrical, jazz, and worship through sign language. Emma became one of our instructors in 2014 after being an assistant for a few years. Emma has a true heart for her students and for helping them draw closer to Christ through dance. It is a privilege to have her on our Living Grace team!
Lexi Eicher
Lexi Eicher serves as a Technique Instructor and Choreographer. Lexi began dancing with the ministry in 2005. Lexi has studied classical ballet, contemporary, lyrical, pointe, and worship movement. Lexi has had the opportunity to advance her training in ballet through various companies. Lexi began teaching in 2015 and brings a professional quality to our technique curriculum. We are honored to have her expertise at our ministry!
Shelli Eicher
Shelli Eicher serves as bookkeeper and is responsible for the financial business of the studio. Shelli is the one to contact with account questions. She has been a dance mom since 2005 and served on the leadership team 2009-2014.
Monica Gingerich
Monica Gingerich founded the River Dance Company in 2002 out of her passion for worship ministry through dance and the creative arts. Monica served as Creative Director, an instructor and choreographer, assisted with the garment ministry, and performed with RDC for 12 years before being called to other ministry opportunities in 2014. Her contributions and the legacy she left with the company will benefit its teachers and students for many years to come.
Board Of Directors
Gordon Springer of Central Ministries, President
Vicki Gatchell of Central Ministries
Cady Johnson of Central Ministries
Laurie Springer of Central Ministries
Ann Willey of First Assembly of God
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The Ladies have played a further 2 tournaments in the Hampshire Ladies Touch Series.
The matches on 12th March were held at Andover Rugby club. This was to be the highlight of all A&F games. One draw against Fordingbridge and wins in all other matches. Fordingbridge had a draw against Andover which saw them come 2nd and meant Aldershot & Fleet had their first ever tournament win! An amazing result.
The next tournament was held on 2nd April at Fareham Heathens. A gloriously sunny day and a perfect day for some rugby. The Aldershot and Fleet Ladies had 2 draws (against Fordingbridge and Andover) and 3 wins and came 2nd overall for the day. Some great play and Ladies of the match went to our newcomer Rachel for scoring her first 2 tries and Beth for her brilliant try against Andover.
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Salman Khan on Tubelight: 'When I Heard The Script, I Thought This is The Best Film for Me to Do'
Tubelight is ready within the 1962 Indo-China War. this is often Salman Khan and Kabir Khan's third film along. they need delivered blockbusters like Ek Tha Tiger and Bajrangi Bhaijaan, together. Tubelight are seen opposite Chinese role player Zhu Zhu, United Nations agency is creating her screenland debut with Tubelight.
Ahead of the film's unleash this Eid, the ace chats with Firstpost concerning however he feels just days before the film hits the large screen.
One of the primary queries asked to him (that's on everyone's minds) is, why isTubelight creating United States of America cry on Eid? Going by the film's trailer, you'll tell it's aiming to be a narrative. These emotions will particularly be seen within the song 'Tinka Tinka', but Salman feels that ultimately, the film is concerning happiness.
"A film concerning the connect between 2 brothers hasn't been tired a moment," he says, adding, "when I detected the script, I thought, this is often the simplest film on behalf of me to try to to."
He conjointly additional talks concerning the irony of war, whereas discussing the plot of Tubelight. He reveals that on the one hand, his character waits with impatience for his brother to come back back from the Indo-China war, and on the opposite hand, befriends 2 Chinese people on the approach.
Tubelight is additionally all praise for his chinese co-actor Zhu Zhu, and Matin Ray Tangu. be careful for his screaming impersonation of Matin!
He conjointly had fascinating anecdotes concerning operating with each his brothers, Arbaaz Khan and Sohail Khan.
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Last night the Marine and I made an offer on a house. It's a cute adorable bungalow close to down town Indianapolis, Trader Joes, Whole Foods, Super Target and the important things in life like the SPEEDWAY. It's also close to a Carneceria. Which is something we're used to in Yuma as being a Spanish meat market. It's exciting to think we'll have a little piece of Yuma with us in the Midwest and can continue our pursuit on making delicious authentic mexican recipes. Once we get the offer accepted and close on it, I'll share more about this new transition in our lives. It needs updating so that will all have to be documented SOMEWHERE....and I'll need help on some decisions. Do I keep the wood moulding as is, make it darker, paint it white? This shot is the den/library/office space. I DO know that the house colors will be teals, blues, greens, greys/neutrals. I just noticed that there isn't an overhead light in this room. Thank goodness for lamps.
I've also been looking into Master Degree Programs, since there are a million colleges/universities inside Indiana. I'm at a crossroads between Non-Profit Management and Sustainable Design/Ag type stuff. I want to work at Church Camps, but they're only hiring summer counselors, and uhm, that's not what I want to do. So, I'm looking into the co-ops, the community gardens, the locally grown food restaurants, and seeing how I can piece it all together. Plus, I cannot wait to start my own ginormous garden. The house has a producing grape arbor and persimmon tree already and that's a great start. Oh, and the ZOO and Children's Museum are possible work places, as well. The Zoo has penguins!!! And regular things like dolphin programs, lions, tigers, and bears. They have amazing internships that are for behind-the-scenes jobs and I would love to apply, but the dates have passed. If I don't have a job this fall, I'll more than likely put in my application.


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HOMEY DON'T PLAY DAT & Joint Adventure presents...
★ The Jump Off ★
Every Thursday @ Newtown Hotel
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Thursday Sept 25th
The Groove Dealers Hip Hop Jam
w/ Dj-Ad Verse, Caratgold, Juzzlikedat and Cman
+ Hosted by Ran-Dee (Hardcore Classic)
The Jump Off is a BRAND NEW WEEKLY EVENT set to take place EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT at Newtown Hotel, giving you nothing but the best of local, interstate and international Hip Hop!
In our 3rd week, we bring you a DJ collective that has been making some big moves over the last few years, Groove Dealers. You have most likely danced to their tunes at Soul-Of Sydney, various Funkdafied events, or at venues all over the city that rep those good soul, funk, and Hip Hop vibes.
This week DJ's Adverse, Caratgold, Juzzlikdat and Cman are bringin' the party to Newtown Hotel. The Groove Dealers are gonna help start your weekend nice and early!!!
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You'd like to put down a laminate floor, so you're reading up on everything you might have to think about in advance. You've heard that you need some kind of laminate-wall clearance, i.e. that you have to leave a gap between the panels you lay down and the wall or other fixed objects. You're wondering whether this gap will be so big that classic baseboards aren't enough to hide it. And how do you go about leaving this clearance anyway? Isn't laminate likely to slip? What can you do about that? And, just between ourselves, couldn't you maybe get away without leaving a gap between laminate and wall? Sorry; we can tell you right away that that's a very bad idea.
Why do you need a laminate-wall clearance anyway?
It is a fact that most laminate floor panels are supported on wooden composite board. Wood is well known as a natural resource and construction material. And, like other natural construction materials, laminate also needs room to "work" – that's why you need to leave a gap to the wall. "Work" is an umbrella term for wood and wooden composite board's natural processes. This means hygroscopic effects or, in other words, processes caused by absorbing and releasing moisture. The dimensional stability of laminate, like any other construction material, is also influenced by heat or cold from above or below. Good laminate – and you won't get anything else from us – can "work" with all these factors – so long as you leave enough of a gap to the wall. But how big should it be?
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As a rule of thumb, the distance from the laminate to the wall or any other fixed element should be at least 10 millimetres all round. If that seems a lot to you, please bear in mind that the gap can be covered with a base board, end profile or threshold strip. What's more, you'll have years of enjoyment from an immaculate laminate floor. Be warned – making do without it can cause unsightly damage such as gapping, swelling, buckling at the joins, damage to the veneer or lumps in the floor. There is little that can be done about this at a later date. So it's worth the effort! And when laying the floor, it's easier to keep the right gap than you might think. Wedges are a simple way of fixing the clearance to the wall.


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No this time I decided at the last minute to go along to The Handmade Fair - all the advertising and emails finally got me.
I opted for a 'full experience' ticket which included a session the the theatre, a workshop and a 'grand' make'. Because I booked so late a couple of the sessions I might have chosen were sold out so I went with, Pinterest Super Pinners in the theatre (although I probably would have picked this anyway), making a cocktail ring for my workshop, and making an origami tulip for my 'grand make'. These were timed between 11 am and 3pm.
This meant that on a non-work day I still had to get up at practically the same time to get to Waterloo to catch a train to the lovely Hampton Court Palace.
It was a bit of a walk through the gardens to the back of the house where The Handmade Fair marquees were located - it was at that point I wondered whether my footwear would hold up if it rained (they were sensible shoes but with a tendency for leaks). Luckily the weather was glorious - if anything it was too hot.
So, once into the fair I had a wonder round. I was a bit worried that there wouldn't be enough to keep me occupied until my last workshop at 3pm.
To kill some time before my first session at 11am I though I'd get a cup of tea and a pastry as I'd missed breakfast in order to (just) catch my train. But the queue for the only real stand selling tea and pastries was just too long, so I went shopping instead. I'd bought about £120 with me - I wasn't aiming to spend all of it - lets see how I did with that aim ...
Event programme - £4
Worth it for the pattern for a purse made out of scrap ribbons - inspired me to buy some vintage trimmings to make something similar (see below). I'll also be exploring the websites of some of the sellers I saw.
Next stop was some ribbon from The Homemakery.
I have some woven labels which say 'Stitched by Sarah' but I liked the simplicity of this and the fact that I could use it for things I've made but not stitched. £2.40
A couple of stalls further along were Art Cuts.
I selected these small woodcuts as my Christmas tree is only small. Or I may not use them for my tree I may use them for Christmas cards. I may decorate them or leave them plain - the options are endless which I why I thought I'd buy them. £3
A bit further along I came across Little Tins of Loveliness.
What I liked about this stall was that the kits came in tins. I picked this one because of the Liberty fabrics (a current mini obsession - see later) and because it seemed like it could be big enough to also hold my crochet hooks. £20
By this time and after a trip to the smallest but poshest portable toilets I've been in, it was time for the Pinterest Super Pinners session in the 'Grand Theatre'. (The picture is of the queue for the Cath Kidson session - the super pinners session wasn't as popular).
This was a panel session with Torie Jayne, Rosalilium and Craft Candy.
Here are a few notes I took (somewhat paraphrasing both the questions and the answers):
Q. What were their most successful pins?
A. Great visual images and DIY tutorials, especially those images with text on saying what the tutorial is about. Labelling the pin with things like 'best chocolate cake ever'.
Q. How do you know who to follow?
A. Fellow bloggers (tend to be pickier than on twitter so that they only follow those whose style they like). Look at who the people you follow also follow - this can lead you to new discoveries.
Q. How do you organise your boards?
A. Have a board for every pending project. If the content isn't relevant eg Christmas board in July, just drag it to the bottom of the list of boards.
Q. How do you use Pinterest to drive traffic to your blog?
Pinterest is great for driving traffic to your blog as they have a longer lifespan than on twitter or facebook. On those platforms they quickly drop down the timeline and only pop to the top again if you re-tweet or repost them. With Pinterest as soon as someone else pins your pin they get back to the top of people's streams again for re-pinning. Pin every image from the blog as that drives traffic back to the blog - about 20% of traffic to their blogs comes from Pinterest.
Q. Do you have many secret boards?
A. Only if it is something they don't want others to know about eg sister's wedding or when they have just created a board and want to populate it before releasing it, but in general not many secret boards as they aren't driving traffic.
Q. Why when you search for something on Google does it not give Pinterest as a search result?
A. Google searches at pinner and board level but not individual pins so for some searches you will get Pinterest results. Often better to search within Pinterest for images than in Google
Q. How have you increased your followers?
A. Regular pinning as this keeps you in feeds - regular but not loads at once. Being picky about your visual style. Share pins on twitter & facebook. Saying what is in the image that you have pinned so it is searchable within Pinterest (be descriptive though rather than using hastags).
I did find it interesting but the how to get more followers question was only really addressed at the very end - I would have been interested in more information about this to increase my modest 106 followers!
Anyway next stop was lunch - I had eyed up The Peckish Peacock on my way in and returned here for much lunch (partly because they had the smallest queue!). Some curry in a chapati with a peckora on top and a can of fizzy pop totalled £9, The hardest thing was finding a spot to perch to eat. The spinach and chick pea curry was nice and not too hot. Loved the painted details on their wagon.
Then it was time for my cocktail ring workshop run by The London Jewellery School. There wasn't much of a description when booking and it was what I suspected - making an embellished ring using wire and beads. I've worked with wire and beads a lot before but never made a ring so I learned something. The beads weren't colours that I would have selected so I just used a lot of the nice clear glass beads.
Work in progress ...
The finished article ...
The workshop didn't take the full hour which was a bit disappointing and apart from making the base ring I didn't feel I needed the instructors, just the take home instructions, but it has given me some ideas.
Time for some more shopping. First I found this lovely stall TOFT with amazing crocheted animals.
I was hooked (pardon the pun) and bought the book which came with an additional 10 PDF patterns that arrived via email later that evening. Can't wait to get hooking one of these projects. £15.99
I then headed to Alice Caroline to give in to the lure of Liberty fabric scraps for £1 a time. These were fairly sizeable scraps - enough to make a small purse from. I chose 10 and stopped. £10
More fabric was purchased over at Millie Moon. There was a lot of fabric squares for patchworking available at many stalls at the fair. I opted for these as they seemed the most reasonable - £4 each. I'll be dabbling in a bit of patchwork soon. £8
Next stop was the Mollie Makes tent. I had headed there much earlier in the day but they weren't really set up.
By handing over your name & email address you got a free gift. So during my second trip (several hours after my first) I handed over my name and a different email address to get a second free gift - a bit cheeky but hey! I'll make and review these sometime soon.
Whilst in the tent, the second time, I decided to buy the new Mollie Makes embroidery book, partly because it came with a second free book. Looking forward to browsing these more. £14
My final spend of the day was on some vintage trimmings from Simply Vintage Designs that I'd spotted right at the start but it was only once I'd read the pattern in the programme that I decided that it would be a great use of those vintage trimmings. Four packs for £10.
After killing time shopping I headed for my final session of the day - origami tulips run by Sesames - I would have preferred to make pompoms but didn't want to hang around until 4pm. It was nowhere near as busy as the other 'grand makes' but I really enjoyed it.
So I make it that my shopping total spend was (including a cup of tea for £2 mid-afternoon) ...£85.39 which was technically under budget!
Overall I had a good time. It was a bit too hot and I wish I hadn't left quite as much time between my second and third sessions but I did get lots of inspiration, which I guess is what it is all about. Would I go again? Probably because unlike other shows I've seen it isn't just about one craft, which is great for a someone like me who likes to have fingers in a lot of craft pies.


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>Thanks for the info DonOk, I'll definitely work on the drive train design for GP and the SW. I'll
>Well, my friend owns his own resin casting business (Sylvan Scale Models)
>Like I said, I'll look into getting prices. Currently, he only does N and
>HO kits, but he expressed interest in Z scale shells if I could get the
>patterns. Perhaps one of our brass people can help in this regard? I'd be
>interested in even doing dummies as long as they can be powered at a future
>date. As far as a modern GP goes, might I suggest the GP35 due to the flat
>roofline. The vote seems to be set for a GP7/9, Modern GP and a SW7/1200.
be able to use all three, even though I really don't like high nose locos.
I could use about 10 SWs and eight or 10 GP35s (or GP40s).
>Doing an etched brass master would be the first order of business, andCool. Thank you. The doors, latches, and hinges would be sufficient
>exactly how detailed would we want it? Rivets are almost out of the
>question, but hood doors could be cast in. I'm seriously interested in
>doing this, as are a number of others. I'll get back to the group with
>quotes on shell prices tonight.
detail. Rivets are certainly possible in etched brass. After all, they can
get photolithography down to the sub-micron level. What I would do is
start with some CAD drawings and use them as the masks for the brass
etchings. It should be fairly easy to create the etchings. The drawings
might be a simple matter of taking the HO scale drawings in the MR Diesel
Locomotives Cyclopedia and scaling them down to Z. I basically did that
with a copy machine (reduce them to 40% of original size, which comes
out to just over 1:220 -- 1:200 was about 39.7% IIRC).
If the etched brass pieces are used as masters for resin, then we
probably don't want them assembled. But that's a matter for the
experienced folks.
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> >Resin might be the way to go "if you get a good master and someone who
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> > Also, You might be surprised at the cost of doing the bodies in brass as
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Tom Petty & Heartbreakers | Derringer | Carillo | Palladium, New York
It was almost like an old-time battle of the bands when Tom Petty, Derringer and Carillo clashed head-on before less than capacity, but fully enthusiastic crowd at the Palladium July 14.
It was Carillo's birthday and he had his friends up in front. Derringer brought in some outside help with Ted Nugent making a brief appearance. But the winner turned out to be the headliner, Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers.
Petty, in his 90-minute set, played no-nonsense rock 'n' roll, its component parts stripped bare of all frills and pretensions. His music, while not really new wave, shares with the genre the sense of immediacy and potency missing from so much of commercial rock.
Petty and the four other musicians who make up the Heartbreakers performed 15 songs in their set, combining new material with rock classics. There is a country influence in Petty's music, but while most country rockers have gone mellow and sweet, Petty, as he showed with a biting rendition of the Byrds' "American Girl," remains raw and vibrant.
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With his long hair, black suit, and red shirt, Petty was as commanding in appearance in his performance as he was in his music. Wielding his distinctive arrow-shaped guitar, he stalked the stage, never letting up the intensity he had established from the beginning.
His performance made Derringer's old-time boogie rock almost pale in comparison. But Derringer displayed a fine sense of dynamics in his show, building up in energy as the set went on. With another lead guitarist in the band with him, Derringer was able to mount a strong double guitar attack that demonstrated not only his, but also the rest of the four-man band's instrumental prowess.
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The 14-month-old girl had an inkling of the imminent sexual attack on her.
She tried desperately to crawl away from the man, but was grabbed by the legs and dragged across the bed so that the vile assault could begin, a Sydney court has been told.
She screamed and struggled in vain as her nappy was ripped off.
The toddler was one of eight victims molested by David Shane Whitby, who in July was found guilty of 120 child sex offences.
He assaulted children over a 10-year period, photographing and filming the acts.
Another of Whitby's victims rushed crying from Sydney's Downing Centre District Court during sentencing submissions today, as details of his attack on the toddler were read out by Crown prosecutor Mark Tedeschi.
During the trial, which was heard without a jury, Judge Peter Berman viewed the videos and photographs made by Whitby.
One of those videos showed the attack of the baby girl.
"The child sees the offender approaching her, she exhibits extreme fear ... she obviously had some inkling of what was about to happen. He grabs her by the legs, pulls her towards him and commits the offences," Mr Tedeschi said in court on Friday.
Whitby sat in the dock of the court, occasionally shaking his head as the details were read.
He claimed during the trial that he was not the offender. The offender was a man he used to know but with whom he no longer had any contact, he said.
In some videos, Whitby wears items including a pink fairy outfit, a black mask, a black body suit, black high heels or a suspender belt and stockings - as do some of his victims.
A sign on the door of the court warned people of the graphic nature of the case.
Details of the assault on the toddler were harrowingly graphic.
"Screams and struggles are heard from the child ... that would send chills down the spine of any reasonable person," Mr Tedeschi said of the video.
"This toddler did all that she could to get away from the offender in a vain attempt to avoid the offending behaviour.
"The offender's only motivation ... is to obtain sexual gratification from his conduct with a very young child."
Earlier today, another of Whitby's victims - now an adult mother of three - said that being forced to relive the details during the prosecution case had "ruined her life".
"I feel like I'm worthless as a mother now because I'm so consumed about what happened to me I can't look after my kids. I don't cope with daily life at all," said the tearful woman, who can't be identified.
Her brother was raped and assaulted by Whitby - charges involving the boy totalling 91.
Mr Tedeschi said Whitby sexually conditioned his victims and that the assaults would sometimes take place while the children were watching television or talking on the phone.
"The offender committed the acts for his own immediate gratification and also for the purposes of recording the acts for his later sexual titillation," Mr Tedeschi said.
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The Shepping Forecast
In 2015 I was asked to create a piece of "voice art" for the newly re-opened leisure destination in Folkestone - The Harbour Arm.
With it's seafaring and industrial heritage, this regeneration of part of Folkestone's seafront changed the way many people saw the town this year. The Shepping Forecast pays tribute to that hinterland between land and sea and explores the reassuring yet vital tones of the traditional and well loved Shipping Forecast. Instead of the familiar shipping areas, I have used areas of Folkestone and inserted some social comment where ordinarily you'd find purely weather and seastate information.
"Sailing By" is by Ronald Binge and is used with kind permission from Mozart Edition UK publishers. The photos are from local people who love the Harbour Arm almost as much as I do!
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Montclair (GNIS FID: 612962) is a populated place LOCATED WITHIN the City of Quincy. In turn, the City of Quincy is located within Norfolk County.
Montclair is located at latitude 42.271 and longitude -71.036. The elevation of Montclair is 36 feet above mean sea level.
Since Montclair is located within the City of Quincy, all of the census and demographic data for residents of Montclair are included as part of the information reported for City of Quincy in the "Data" tab above.
In similar fashion, ALL OF THE NAVIGATION TABS ABOVE ARE FOR THE City of Quincy Community Profile.
Norfolk County: Subdivisions (MCDs) | Cities & Towns | ZIP Codes | Features (airports, churches, hospitals, etc.)
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Data Source - USGS GNIS FID: 612962
BOUNDARY MAPS: City of Quincy | Norfolk County
Milton, MA
(1.9 miles SW)
Quincy, MA (1.9 miles SE)
Braintree Town city, MA (4.9 miles SSE)
Brookline, MA (6.1 miles NW)
Boston, MA (6.1 miles NNW)
Weymouth Town city, MA
(6.4 miles SE)
Hull, MA (6.8 miles ENE)
Dedham, MA (7 miles WSW)
Randolph, MA (7.5 miles S)
Hingham, MA (7.7 miles ESE)
Wollaston, MA
(< 0.1 mile)
Norfolk Downs, MA (< 0.1 mile)
North Quincy, MA (< 0.1 mile)
East Milton, MA (< 0.1 mile)
Atlantic, MA (< 0.1 mile)
West Quincy, MA
(1.4 miles S)
Forbes Wharf, MA (1.4 miles WSW)
Milton Hill, MA (1.4 miles WSW)
Neponset, MA (1.4 miles NNW)
Cedar Grove, MA (1.4 miles WNW)