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Subject: Re: Josiah Lee
Date: 8 Sep 2003 11:38:03 -0600
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Hi Leon, just want you to know you have been emailing with Sandy Quinn, not Katheryne. You can also see photo's of Peter and Josiah on my Athens County, website under antique photo's. http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohathens
Hope I don't overwhelm you but here is stuff from over the years from my research files. Lots of us have been working on this together.
These are the Lee's mentioned in the 1820 census:
1820 Wood County Census for WV Wood
David Lee 187 A
Jessie Lee 187 A
Richard Lee 187 A
Thomas Lee 187 A
Jessie Lee would be our Jessie Lee and Hannah Darnell.
As far as documented proof of Richard and Tabitha Lee I have not seen enough evidence yet to add them to my tree as Jesse's parents.
Descendants of Jesse Lee
Generation No. 1
1. JESSE2 LEE (RICHARD1) was born Bef. 1774 in Wirt County? lived in Ravenswood, and died June 1823 in Lee Creek, VA left a will is in the Wood county court house. He married HANNAH DARNELL Abt. 1790 in Newark, VA ?. She was born Bef. 1780 in lived in Ravenswood, and died November 20, 1844 in Lee Creek, VA left a will in the Wood county court house.
Children of JESSE LEE and HANNAH DARNELL are:
i.ANNE (NANCY)3 LEE, m. DAVID SUTTON COZAD, November 13, 1825.
ii.CYNTHIA LEE, m. (1) ALEXANDER CHANEY; m. (2) GEORGE LEWIS, May 30, 1828.
iii.KATHARINE OR HANNAH LEE.
iv.SARAH (SALLY) LEE, d. names in deed in 2-11-1837, in Meigs Co. at time; m. (1) SAMUEL CULLINS; d. moved back to Wirt County after 1837; m. (2) WILLIAM NOLAND, July 05, 1821, Wirt County, WVA.
v.JOSIAH JONAS LEE, b. 1811, Jackson County, WVA then Wirt WVA; d. March 22, 1877, WVA WV; m. ANNA REBECCA WHALEY, August 24, 1832, Jackson County, Virginia (WVA); b. 1813, Jackson County, WVA then Wirt WVA; d. August 11, 1899, WVA.
vi.JOSHUA LEE, b. September 27, 1803, Jackson County, Ravenswood VA; d. March 24, 1900, Spring Creek, Elizabeth, Wirt Co. WVA Hill Grove Cemetery; m. NANCY DAVIS, April 29, 1826, Wood County, WVA; b. February 22, 1809, Occaquan Creek, Fairfax Co. VA; d. September 02, 1899, Spring Creek,Elizabeth, Wirt Co. WVA Hill Grovel Cemetery.
vii.ISAIAH LEE, b. 1805; m. ELIZABETH STEPHENS, June 14, 1835, Wood Co. , VA; b. 1808.
viii.PETER MARTIN LEE, b. August 03, 1810, Lee Creek, Wood County, WV; d. 1906, Athens County , Ohio near Nelsonville buried in Carbon Hill Cemetery; m. LYDIA CHANEY, June 13, 1835, Meigs County, Ohio Vol 1 page 156; b. August 03, 1815, PA; d. January 24, 1902, Gravestone in Petroleum, WVA.
ix.JESSE LEE, JR., b. 1819, Newark, WVA; d. March 18, 1910; m. SARAH DEEM, October 31, 1847, Wood Co., WVA; b. 1827.
I descend from Josiah and Anne Rebecca Whaley Lee. Josiah is the brother of your Joshua. I have actually attended the reunion at Burning Springs of Joshua and Nancy Davis Lee's reunion in the last several years.
Josiah served in the Union army in the Civil War according to great granddaughter Kathryn Rubart.
Name: JOSIAH "JONAS" LEE
Sex: M
Birth: 1811 in Wood Co., (W.) Va.
Death: 22 MAR 1887 in prob. Ritchie Co., W. Va.
Occupation: Farmer, Miller, & Teamster
Census: 1840 Athens Co., Ohio/ Carthage Twp.
Census: 1850 Wirt Co., (W.) Va./ Burning Springs area #451-451
Census: 1860 Wirt Co., (W.) Va. # 577-577
Census: 1870 Ritchie Co., W. Va./ Grant Dist. # 112-111
Census: 1880 Wood county, W. Va/Walker township
Event: Land 1830 's; Bought property in Athens Co., Ohio
Event: Residence1 Jackson or Wood Co., (W.) Va./ early 1830's
Event: Residence2 Meigs Co., Ohio/ late 1830's
Event: Residence3 Athens Co., Ohio/ 1837 - c1845
Event: Residence4 Wirt Co., (W.) Va.
Event: Residence5 Ritchie Co., W. Va./ Grant Dist.
Reference Number: 955
Medical Information: Age: 75 yrs
Josiah Lee (age 40, B-Va., Farmer, $700) is listed on the 1850 Wirt County, (W.) Va., census with his
wife, Ann R. (age 38, B-Va.), and kids: Artemisia-16, William-14, David-8, Noble G.-5, Almira E.-7/12
(all kids B-Va. except David B-Ohio); and Thomas Stanton (age 2, B-Va.) # 451-451
Josiah Lee (age 49, B-Va., Miller) is listed on the 1860 Wirt County, (W.) Va., census with his wife, Ann R.
(age 47, B-Va.), and kids: William-26, Noble G.-15, Almira E.-10, Lucretia-8, Winfield-4, America-4/12
(all kids B-Va.) # 577-577
Josiah Lee (age 58, B-Va., Teamster) is listed on the 1870 Ritchie County (Grant Dist.), W. Va., census with his wife, Ann R. (age 58, B-Va., Hskpr), and family: Lucretia-18, C. N. (m)-13, Adda A.-9 (all kids B-Va.); and Charles Logne (age 9, B-Va.) # 112-111
Father: JESSE LEE I b: BET 1784 AND 1787 in Pennsylvania
Mother: HANNAH (DARNELL) b: ABT 1780 in territory of then Virginia
Marriage 1 ANNA REBECCA (WHALEY) b: ABT 1812 in territory of then Virginia
Married: 24 AUG 1832 in Jackson Co., (W.) Va. 1
ARTEMISIA (LEE) b: ABT 1834 in territory of then Virginia
WILLIAM J. LEE b: ABT 1836 in Va. or Ohio
DAVID LEE b: ABT 1842 in Athens Co., Ohio
NOBLE G. LEE b: ABT 1845 in Wirt Co., (W.) Va.
ALMIRA E. LEE b: 1850 in Wirt Co., (W.) Va.
LUCRETIA (LEE) b: ABT 1852 in Wirt Co., (W.) Va.
WINDFIELD CHARLES M. LEE b: ABT 1856 in Wirt Co., (W.) Va.
ADDA AMERICA (LEE) b: 1860 in Wirt Co., (W.) Va.
Title: Jackson Co., W. Va., marriage record
Page: 8/24/1832
Text: Josiah Lee
Anna Rebecca Whaley
About Joshua:
Joshua was admitted to the Bar, and practised law in Elizabeth, then Burning Springs a mile from his home. In that early day there were two ways by which one could become a lawyer, read law in a lawyer's office until he became "well grounded in the law" and 2. attain the same proficiency by home study. In either case the applicant had to appear before a judge with a lawyer friend who would have to vouch for his character and period of study, and move for his admission to the bar. Few applicants were rejected. This practise was continued until the early 1900's. (From the book by H. B. Lee, Burning Springs and other Tales of the Little Kanawha River.)
The Elizabeth Messenger, edited by Harry H. Holmes and published at Elizabeth on April 6, 1900, carried the following obituary of Joshua Lee:
Joshua Lee, probably the oldest citizen of Wirt County, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Sidney White, on Spring Creek, March 29, 1900. He was born in Wood County September 29, 1805. He was the father of 10 children, 9 of whom are now living. His descendants number 59 grandchildren, 139 great grandchildren, and 17 great-great grandchildren- a total of 225 descendants in all.
Descendants of Joshua Lee
Generation No. 1
1. JOSHUA3 LEE (JESSE2, RICHARD1) was born September 27, 1803 in Jackson County, Ravenswood VA, and died March 24, 1900 in Spring Creek, Elizabeth, Wirt Co. WVA Hill Grove Cemetery. He married NANCY DAVIS April 29, 1826 in Wood County, WVA, daughter of JESSE DAVIS and MARY CARTER. She was born February 22, 1809 in Occaquan Creek, Fairfax Co. VA, and died September 02, 1899 in Spring Creek,Elizabeth, Wirt Co. WVA Hill Grovel Cemetery.
Children of JOSHUA LEE and NANCY DAVIS are:
i.JESSE4 LEE, b. June 03, 1827; d. June 20, 1903, Grove Hill Cemetery; m. (1) MARY MCCANN; m. (2) HESTER/ESTHER WHITE, October 21, 1857, Divorced 1890; m. (3) KATHERINE KATE HUNTER, 1891; m. (4) ROSALIE WEILL, October 16, 1902.
ii.SIDNEY LEE, b. December 08, 1828; d. August 11, 1911, Hill Grove Cemetery; m. (1) WILLIAM ENOCH, November 04, 1847, Wood Co. , VA; d. Bef. 1860; m. (2) JAMES WHITE, November 04, 1860.
iii.PARDON LEE, b. January 09, 1831; d. July 1903, buried in a St. Louis Cemetery; m. (1) CAROLINE CHAPMAN; m. (2) A ST. LOUIS WOMAN.
iv.ELIZABETH LEE, b. April 15, 1833; d. February 1870, moved away in 1865, burial place unknown; m. KINGSBURY DULIN.
2.v.SAMUEL LEE, b. March 08, 1836, Wood County, West Virginia; d. June 06, 1923, Hill Grove Cemetery.
vi.WILLIAM LEE, b. June 27, 1838; d. 1909; m. EVELYN SCOTT.
vii.NANCY LEE, b. October 30, 1840; d. 1904; m. AMBROSE LEECH.
3.viii.JAMES MADISON LEE, b. February 18, 1843; d. February 01, 1938, Hill Grove Cemetery.
ix.ROBERT E. LEE, b. April 25, 1845; d. March 01, 1923, Mount Solon, Cemetery; m. (1) MARY C. FLESCHER; m. (2) MARY ELIZABETH AYRES, January 10, 1876.
4.x.STEPHEN SULLIVAN LEE, b. November 21, 1848; d. 1937, Hill Grove Cemetery.
Generation No. 2
2. SAMUEL4 LEE (JOSHUA3, JESSE2, RICHARD1) was born March 08, 1836 in Wood County, West Virginia, and died June 06, 1923 in Hill Grove Cemetery. He married (1) NANCY ANN WHITE October 07, 1858 in Wirt County, WVA, daughter of JOHN WHITE and ELIZABETH UNKNOWN. She was born June 02, 1835 in Beaver Falls, Beaver Co., PA, and died August 05, 1899 in Sanoma, Wirt County, WV. He married (2) HANNAH THORNTON May 07, 1900. He married (3) SARAH MONROE August 03, 1900.
Children of SAMUEL LEE and NANCY WHITE are:
i.JOSHUA5 LEE, b. July 14, 1860.
ii.ELIAS ANDERSON LEE, b. June 26, 1862; m. ELLA.
5.iii.NANCY I. LEE, b. March 11, 1863, Evelyn, Wirt Co., WV; d. January 09, 1939, Gifford, Champaign Co., Illinois (Maplewood Cem.).
iv.SAMUEL LEE, b. March 08, 1867; m. ANNA WHITE.
v.ELIZABETH LEE, b. November 08, 1867; m. UNKNOWN LESTER.
vi.CARRIE B. LEE, b. October 04, 1871; m. GEORGE W. RIGHTER.
vii.MINNIE LEE, b. February 18, 1874; m. UNKNOWN DAVIS.
viii.OLLIE M. LEE, b. September 06, 1876; m. WILLIAM D. DAVIS.
3. JAMES MADISON4 LEE (JOSHUA3, JESSE2, RICHARD1) was born February 18, 1843, and died February 01, 1938 in Hill Grove Cemetery. He married LOUISE VIRGINIA RADER MOUNT October 26, 1865 in Roane County, WV, daughter of HUMPHREY MOUNT and CATHARINE RADER. She was born November 26, 1844 in Wirt Co., WV, and died in Hill Grove Cemetery.
Children of JAMES LEE and LOUISE MOUNT are:
6.i.ROBERT EDWARD5 LEE, b. October 24, 1860; d. November 10, 1959, Buried in Elizabeth, WV.
ii.AMBROSE LEE, b. August 23, 1871; d. January 14, 1944; m. ADELA C. HALL, October 01, 1891.
iii.ALLIE ALICE FLORENCE LEE, b. June 15, 1876; d. June 1915; m. GILBERT T. HALL, May 24, 1895.
iv.BESSIE LOUISE LEE, b. April 08, 1888; d. October 1919, flue epidemic of 1918; m. FRANK ROWAND, October 1918.
4. STEPHEN SULLIVAN4 LEE (JOSHUA3, JESSE2, RICHARD1) was born November 21, 1848, and died 1937 in Hill Grove Cemetery. He married VIRGINIA QUICK December 17, 1876.
Child of STEPHEN LEE and VIRGINIA QUICK is:
i.HOWARD BURTON5 LEE, b. 1880.
Generation No. 3
5. NANCY I.5 LEE (SAMUEL4, JOSHUA3, JESSE2, RICHARD1) was born March 11, 1863 in Evelyn, Wirt Co., WV, and died January 09, 1939 in Gifford, Champaign Co., Illinois (Maplewood Cem.). She married WILLIAM ISAAC WISE December 18, 1884 in Wirt County, WVA, son of ISAAC WISE and ELIZABETH MCCULLOUGH. He was born May 17, 1863 in Jackson Co., VA, and died July 19, 1929 in Gifford, Champaign Co., Illinois (Maplewood Cem.).
Children of NANCY LEE and WILLIAM WISE are:
i.ORMA BELL6 WISE, b. January 25, 1886; m. RALPH E. DAVIS.
ii.GLENARAY MAMIE WISE, b. September 30, 1887; m. (1) THAD LETTER; m. (2) FRED MELINE.
iii.HENRY LLOYD WISE, b. January 06, 1890; m. ROSELLA JEAN CLARK.
iv.IDA ETHEL WISE, b. December 20, 1891, Evelyn, Wirt Co., WV; d. August 14, 1974, Akron, Summit County, OH Woodlawn Cem. WV; m. HOWARD LINDSEY SATTERFIELD, December 02, 1909, Marion County, WV; b. July 05, 1888, Powell, Marion Co., WV; d. September 08, 1965, Westin, Lewis Co., WV (Woodlawn Cem., WV).
v.EMMETT CLAYTON WISE, b. December 13, 1894; m. BERNICE BEATRICE KUNCE.
vi.CARL LEE WISE, b. February 09, 1898; m. HAZEL OTIS.
vii.HOLLY GORDON WISE, b. November 02, 1901; m. LELA RODGERS.
6. ROBERT EDWARD5 LEE (JAMES MADISON4, JOSHUA3, JESSE2, RICHARD1) was born October 24, 1860, and died November 10, 1959 in Buried in Elizabeth, WV. He married NANNIE NANCY VIRGINIA MONROE March 17, 1889. She was born 1870, and died August 18, 1948 in Buried in Elizabeth, WV.
Children of ROBERT LEE and NANNIE MONROE are:
i.RAYMOND ARCHER6 LEE, b. December 28, 1889; d. March 1982, buried in Arlington National Cemetery; m. MONAD ATKINSON BISHOP, October 03, 1914.
ii.HARLEY HOLLAND LEE, b. November 11, 1893; m. BLANCHE.
iii.BABY BOY LEE, b. 1896.
iv.FLOYD EARL LEE, b. April 29, 1898, Used alias Clyde Floyd Lee, in Army; m. ? HATFIELD.
v.BERT WINTON LEE, b. July 05, 1905; m. HAILAH.
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Additional Features
• Configurable user interface: System administrators easily can show or hide fields and change English text and field labels.
• Multilanguage support: Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Web Conferencing supports English, Japanese, French, German, Spanish (Latin American), and Portuguese (Brazil).
Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Voice and Video and WebEx Web Conferencing Features
• Meeting setup and attendance: You can schedule or initiate immediate conferences from the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Web scheduling interface and the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Outlook interface.
• Meeting controls (host): The meeting host can call out to others to bring them into the meeting, mute and unmute selected participants, mute all participants, lock the meeting, eject users, and end the meeting.
• Personal controls: Meeting participants can call out to their phone and mute and unmute themselves.
• Language support: This solution currently supports the English (U.S.) language version of the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace solution, WebEx Meeting Center, and WebEx Sales Center.
System Requirements
Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Web Conferencing
Table 2. System Requirements
Voice conferencing platform
Cisco Unified MeetingPlace 8100 Audio Server
Video conferencing platform
Cisco Unified Videoconferencing (optional)
Web conferencing platform
• Cisco media convergence servers with part number MCS-7835-H2-RC1 or MCS-7835-I2- support up to 50 Web conferencing licenses per server.
• Cisco media convergence servers with part number MCS-7845-H2-RC1 or MCS-7845-I2-RC1 support up to 500 Web conferencing licenses per server.
System Scalability
Combined audio and Web conferencing deployments
• Maximum 1000 concurrent user licenses (refer to Table 1 for more details)
Server Software
Included with Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Web Conferencing software
• Microsoft Windows 2003 Server
• Microsoft SQL Server 2000
Customer-provided third-party software
• LAME MP3 Encoder (optional; provides MP3 voice recording using the Web interface)
• SSL certificate (optional; provides SSL support)
Presenter Requirements
• Windows 2000 SP4, XP Home or Professional, or Vista (XP recommended)
• Internet Explorer 5.0 or later
• Netscape 7.1
• Firefox 1.5 or later
• Adobe Flash Player 6.0.79 or later
Mac OS
• Mac OS 10.2, 10.3, 10.4 (PPC/Intel), or 10.5.1
• Firefox 1.5 or higher or Safari 1.1 or later
• Adobe Flash Player 6.0.79 or later
Additional requirements
• Minimum bandwidth requirement: DSL or cable (wired connection recommended)
• Minimum 1-GHz processor recommended when screen sharing
Participant Requirements
• Windows 2000 SP4, XP, or Vista
• Internet Explorer 5.0 or later
• Firefox 1.5 or later
• Netscape Navigator 7.1
• Adobe Flash Player 6.0.79 or later
Mac OS
• MAC OS X 10.2, 10.3, 10.4, or 10.5.1
• Safari 1.1 or later
• Firefox 1.5 or later
• Firefox 1.5 or later
• Adobe Flash Player 7 or later
• Mozilla 1.7
• Adobe Flash Player 7 or later
Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Voice and WebEx Web Conferencing Requirements
• Cisco Unified MeetingPlace 6.0 MR2 or later
• Cisco Unified MeetingPlace 6.0 Web Conferencing software
• WebEx WBS26 or later
Ordering Information
Table 3. Ordering Information for Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Web Conferencing
Product Name
Part Number
Cisco Unified MeetingPlace 6.0 Conference User Interface (included in Cisco Unified MeetingPlace system bundles; includes 5 concurrent Web conferencing user licenses)
Cisco Unified MeetingPlace 6.0 Web Conferencing (includes 20 concurrent Web conferencing user licenses)
Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Web Conferencing User License Bundle (includes 20 user licenses)
Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Web-Voice Recording System License
Table 4. Ordering Information for WebEx Integration
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Senator Grisanti Calling on Other State Legislators to Pass Pet Abuse Registry Legislation
Senator Mark Grisanti (R, I-60) today urged his colleagues in both the Senate and Assembly to act on legislation he introduced last year that would create a state registry of all criminals convicted of abusing animals in an effort to prevent them from gaining access to another innocent victim.
Grisanti's bill S. 1594 calls for the creation of an easily accessible statewide database listing anyone who has ever been found guilty of abusing an animal by prohibiting animal abusers from possessing, adopting, owning, purchasing or exercising any type of control over an animal as long as they are required to register.
"It is imperative that we take action to stop these types of crimes from happening in the future," said Senator Grisanti. "As the proud and loving owner of two dogs, I know how important it is that we do whatever is possible to stop people from mistreating our four-legged family members. By putting a stigma to these crimes and making punishment equal to other assaults, we can make a difference. The passage of this law is a top priority to me."
According to the language of Grisanti's bill, any animal abuser who intentionally or knowingly fails to comply with the registration requirements or provides false information will be guilty of a felony which is to be punishable by a imprisonment not to exceed four years or a fine not to exceed five thousand dollars or both. Shelters and pet stores would also be required to check the registry when selling or adopting an animal.
'By reporting, investigating and prosecuting animal cruelty, we can keep these types of dangerous people away from the animals that we love," said Grisanti. "Studies have shown that acts of animal cruelty are often linked to other crimes that include instances of domestic violence, property crimes and the use or sale of illegal drugs."
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"I haven't been down to North Carolina, but I like the fact they run that 4-2-5 attack. I also like the coaches. I've talked to them a couple times."
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Kelly plans to head down to North Carolina on March 14th.
Regarding othe colleges, a few are taking notice.
"I've talked to Virginia Tech and Colorado," he said. "They said they are going to check out my tape and would keep in touch with me."
Kelly posted 72 tackles, four interceptions and five pass breakups as a junior as he earned honorable mention all-conference honors.
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Interesting changes happen.
The number of students at grade level in math increases from single digits to over half. That is an astounding difference, proving that in some cases environment contributes to a HUGE proportion of variation in intelligence as tested, in this case, by evaluations of math skills.
The teachers have realized they had been asking students to do something they themselves are incapable of doing, and have shifted their emphasis to include multi tasking as something the students are expected to do and also need to be good at.
Big brother really does exist and can creep into the system at any time. And when I say creep, I mean… well, just pay close attention to what happens at just after 4:30 on this video. Wow.
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NEW YORK, June 28, 2010 - Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said his government will delay nuclear talks with the West until late August as a "punishment" for tough economic sanctions imposed by the United Nations, European Union and the United States.
"As Tehran continues to insist its nuclear activities are peaceful, the Obama administration recently achieved its long sought goal of wrangling international support for tougher sanctions against Iran," said Suzanne DiMaggio, Asia Society's Director of Policy Studies.
The move comes in response to a UN Security Council resolution imposing new sanctions that would freeze the assets of dozens of companies and organizations involved in nuclear or ballistic missile activities. It includes those linked to Iran's Revolutionary Guard.
DiMaggio, who also directs Asia Society's Iran Initiative, said no one seriously believes these new UN penalties, coupled with other measures that target Iran's investment sector, will put an end to Tehran's nuclear ambitions.
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A bold plan to sail a fleet of battleships through the narrow Dardanelles to the gates of Istanbul, and knock Turkey out of the war fails. The battleships are repelled before the massive Turkish forts guarding the Dardanelles. Following this defeat, there is a poorly planned and under resourced campaign created, to land an army and capture the forts. At dawn, on Sunday April 25th, 1915, an Army of many nationalities landed on the Gallipoli peninsula their mission to create another war front on Turkey s strategic waterways, The Dardanelles, leaving the German lines weakened in the east and west. During the ensuing ferocious battle which lasted nine long months, 450,000 men would be killed or wounded before Allied troops were finally withdrawn in what would be the only successful operation of the campaign. The documentary lays the responsibility for the catastrophe, mainly with Winston Churchill, Lord Kitchener and Sir Ian Hamilton. Revealing Gallipoli tells the story of what happened on Gallipoli from many perspectives, including a Turkish farmer, a Melbourne railway worker and an Irish poet. This programme follows the campaign from the very beginnings at the War Council Of London, through to the eventual evacuation and the beginning of a legend which, for Australians and New Zealanders, is seen as a founding event in the story of their nations. First-hand accounts, animated maps and remarkable 3D archival images. As broadcast on The History Channel. Award-winning documentary series. Presented by Dr Peter Stanley, Savas Karakas and Professor Keith Jeffery. Narrated by Hamish Hughes. Produced by Steve Amezdroz, Tony Wright. The events at Gallipoli inspired many books and films, including Gallipoli the 1981 film starring Mel Gibson and the BBC TV drama All The Kings Men. Filmed on location in Turkey, UK and Ireland. Images used with permission from the Australian War Memorial.
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My New Slick Is Slick!
I've had my Slick II from http://www.m-a-e.com for about a week.
What a fun little plane. Only thing I could find that would fit in the cab of my little Toyota truck. It flys bigger than its' 27" and 5 oz. Even had it out in a pretty good wind yesterday.
Randy is the greatest to deal with. Soooo patient and helpful on the phone and emails before, during, and after the sale. Just check the videos on his page and you will see how sweet this little plane flies!
Heck ya! I just got a Slick Extreme flying a week ago or so.
Great plane! Quick build. Cheap components.
So light as long as you kill the power when you crash it hasnt hurt it yet!
Aspecially if you can find some tall grass to crash into!
I almost got the Hover dialed. I found it liked the batt mounted up high.
I use a small 20turn cdrom and 480-830 2s batt's.
Gotta love the 20min flights on the bigger batts!
Ya..I have repeatedly punished the ground with this plane.
So far 1 cracked wingtip and I snapped loose the carbon fiber wing brace from the LE a couple times....both these are 10second fixes.
Only bad trait that I have found so far is it wants to roll out of an outside loop. Tighter the loop the more it will drop a wing. I am experimenting a bit with adding some weight to the wing that isnt dropping and it is about fixed.
Dunno if I messed up building it or what. But I almost got er!
Slick Extreme And Randy From M-A-E.com
Gotta plug the Slick Extreme and Randy from M-A-E.com...
I've had my Slick Extreme for over three months now. I outfitted it with the Westport Cdrom motor, 700 2s lipoly, Three blue bird servos, the bluebird reciever and micro antenna, and Phoenix 10 esc. AUW came in at 6 oz's. The build was fast. I think what took the most time on the build was the color scheme. I moved the battery as far forward as I could. With this configuration the CG comes in about an inch behind whats recommended. It flies so well like this I haven't experimented any furrther with the CG.
Randy was the best, before, during, and after I bought the kit. I would email him with a question, and before I would get offline, I would have a relpy!
I have to say that I like the Extreme better than some of the other faomies I've tried. I give Randy and his team a thumbs up for supplying us with such a good flying foamy and all necessary equipement at a reasonable price. The support you get from him and his staff is unprecidented! Shipping time and communication was the best I've seen.
Thanks Randy!!
I included a few pics of the finished project. Thought I would share a photo of equipment placement. Enjoy!
Very NICE! Slick Your gonna love the way it flies. Great machine inside or out and Boss I"ve been using the 306 BlueBird servo's on my Slick Extreme and other planes I have with zero trouble. Priced right excellent torque and speed plus excellent centering. Good Luck Yogi
Yes, the Slick is a great little plane. Of all the foamies i had, it was my favorite one. I had 2 and flew and beat every bit of them. Only thing I would do to increase strenght is to make a slot and glue a 4mm CF tube along the fuse. It's a tough little plane because of the low inertia, but the fuse on both Slicks I had broke at the same spot right behind the wing TE line after a good crash. Good thing, all you gotta do is glue it back and you're flying in no time again.
I agree with Yogi on the Blue Bird Servos...The recievers are equally good in my opinion. No complaints. I can take the Extreme to a speck in the sky and still have control.
I also agree on strengthening the fuse with CF....Mine had a bow in it after assymbly. All I had to do was take a monokote iron and straighten it. But I could see where a good crash might break it. Luckily I haven't done that yet!
I have several different foamies and the Extreme is my favorite too. You won't find a better guy to work with than Randy...If anybody gets one of his little planes, they won't be disappointed!
Gotta join in. Flew my Slick X for the second time yesterday at my indoor club. Finally got it all dialed in. It's such a great little floater! I didn't go nuts with it as I am new to indoor ( walls, ceiling), but I can tell it will not be rivaled by any of my other foamies. It was by far the most capable bird there. Several people came over and asked "What is that!?!". Even the guys who only fly pico sticks wrote down the website. They were very impressed. They liked the flat spin from the ceiling to 3 feet of the floor, into a hover+tq roll.
Here's the best part. As I started exploring the gym a bit more, I was heading towards a bball hoop in a hover. I intended to go under it and come back around. I misjudged a bit and got the prop caught in the net. I thought it was stuck so I started walking towards it. Just then, the net let go and the slick fell to the ground hitting nose first from 10ft. I probably would have had time to recover had I not expected it to stay tangled. Anyways, here's what I'm getting to, 10ft fall, nose into gym floor, damage....... half of the left wing's flat carbon rod came off. That's it! Motor mount was fine. 3 drops of glue was all I needed. No other foamie I own would have survided that with so little damage. Fantastic!
Here's my setup:
Westport 25T
Bluebird 4.6g Rx
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Kokham 2S 340mA 20C
Total weight is just under 5 oz (138grams), with homemade LG. Plus triangle stock under the wing and tail.
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Ferry passport checks dismissed by minister
The Immigration Minister has refused a call for passport controls to be set up at Scottish ports where ferries from Northern Ireland dock.
Damian Green was responding to a Labour MP's claim that ministers are ignoring a "massive loophole" in the UK's border security.
Russell Brown (Dumfries and Galloway) said Government cuts had removed UK Border Agency officers from the Stranraer and Cairnryan ferry ports in his constituency — meaning illegal immigrants could simply walk off a ferry and in to Great Britain.
But Immigration Minister Damian Green said that passport controls would not be appropriate at the ports.
Mr Green said: "The ferry links between Northern Ireland and Scotland are domestic UK services.
"I'm sure you recognise it would be wholly inappropriate to introduce passport controls at domestic UK ports. Northern Ireland is part of the United Kingdom and people within the UK are not subject to border controls and nor should they be."
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An Automobile is a combination of several industrial technologies in a miniaturised form. CFD can be applied in different areas and would then have to be approached as per the characteristics of those physics.
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Mobile Clinic For Asakrabreman
The mobile clinic van, INSET Fr. Henry Ussher (2nd right) presenting the keys of the ambulance to Nana Gyamfi II
Health delivery within Asankrabreman and its environs in the Wassa Amenfi West District of the Western Region has been given a boost as a mobile clinic has been donated to the farming community to help combat epidemics and other diseases in the remote area.
The van, donated by Good Health Messengers, a non-governmental organisation (NGO) would not only help the people in the district to access health care at their doorsteps but also enable health assistants to gain more experience during their training.
According to the donor, the mobile clinic has in-built medical facilities to help cater for the health needs of the people.
According to the District Director of Health Services, Emmanuel Yaw Affelkum, the van had come as a big relief to the people because it would reduce the difficulties in referring patients, especially women in labour, to the referral centres.
He pointed out that the ambulance or the mobile clinic would be used for medical outreach services in remote and deprived communities in the district where there were no health facilities.
He therefore appealed to the government help to develop the roads in the district to save the vehicle from accidents and breakdowns, and also facilitate the socio-economic activities of the people.
At a grand durbar of the chiefs and people of Asankrabreman last Sunday to hand over the van to the community, Fr Henry Ussher, a USA-based Ghanaian Catholic Bishop, and a native of the area thanked the people for their support.
Mr Ussher, who is also the co-founder of the NGO explained that his organisation was to help provide holistic healing through medication, education and prayers.
He disclosed that his outfit in collaboration with Project Cure, an NGO in the USA and the University of Science and Technology in Missouri, USA, would extend the mobile clinic project to other communities in the Sefwi area of the region.
'The mobile health clinic is an on-going project and would be expanded to other areas in the region in the near future,' he added.
Daniel Oerther, a professor at the Missouri University of Science and Technology assured that all the facilities and the other medical equipment needed by the various health facilities in the district which were made known during the evaluation exercise, would be provided.
Nana Amoanu Gyamfi II, Chief of Asankrakwabeng who chaired the ceremony thanked Mr Ussher and the US team for the partnership as it would enhance service delivery in the health sector.
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Legal Question in Medical Leave in Texas
FMLA, poor performance, unethical behavior
Information has surfaced of unethical behavior by an employee who is currently on FMLA. There are also poor performance issues that have not been addressed.
Can any discussions about the unethical behavior and poor performance be discussed with the employee while on FMLA, or does it have to wait until their return?
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Roger Evans Mathis & Donheiser
Re: FMLA, poor performance, unethical behavior
You can certainly discuss those issues with the employee. Be sensitive to the reason he or she is on leave, and you should probably withold any disciplinary action or related decision until the end of leave, but the employee is still your employee.
Answered on 8/07/08, 3:44 pm


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Have you seen a Cockatiel that has been lost in Mablethorpe? The Cockatiel was last seen in the Trenchard Road area in the town.
It is bright yellow and white.
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Welcome to Cisco Support Community. We would love to have your feedback.
For an introduction to the new site, click here. And see here for current known issues.
After i login to ccxadmin it redirect me to a blank page
any body expericing the same issue
Hi Asim,
Try using diferent browser.
Please restart the IIS service and check one more time.
Also check the MADM logs for this issue (you can attach the snapshot)
C:\Program Files\wfavvid\log\MADM
Hope it helps.
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Try the following and see if it works
1. Open Internet Explorer and type http://crsIPAddress:6293/appadmin/
2. Login to appadmin and go to Control Center page.
3. Select the CRS Administration process radio button and click
the "Restart" button.
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Home to 31 Hamm family members, 14 Heard descendants, 11 members of the Edwards family and family histories of 87 other surnames; this website was created on May 16 2007 and last updated on Mar 05 2009. The Family Trees on this website contain 123 relatives. If you have any questions or comments you may send a Message to the Administrator of this site.
My name is J. Carol Heard daughter of Orbin and Juanita Hamm. My Grand parents
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Bonner, Roxie Laverne, Born Jun 27 1933 in Branch, Missouri, Died Apr 30 2002 in Oskaloosa, Kansas
Edwards, Henry, Born 1773, Died Feb 1848
Edwards, Henry Robert, Born 1841 in Virginia, Died 1929 in Virginia
Edwards, John D., Born 1808, Died Dec 25 1890
Edwards, Letitia, Born 1773, Died Apr 1835
Edwards, Mary Luvina, Born Nov 17 1876 in Sandy Ridge, Virginia, Died Mar 24 1954 in Dungannon, Virginia
Ham, James William, Born Jan 16 1870 in Ashe Cty, North Carolina, Died Sep 15 1935 in St. Paul, Virginia
Ham, Jerome, I, Born 1577 in Bristol, Gloucester, England, Died May 1659 in York
Ham, Jerome, II, Born 1648 in York, Died 1717 in York
Ham, John, Sr., Born Dec 04 1774 in North Carolina, Died 1845 in Guilford, North Carolina
Ham, Thomas, Jr, Born 1703, Died Nov 08 1761 in Wix, Essex
Ham, Thomas, Sr, Born 1678, Died 1744
Ham, William, Sr., Born 1734 in Elk Creek, Virginia, Died 1815 in Silver Creek, Madison, Ky.
Ham, William H., Born 1804 in New River, Grayson Cty, Va, Died 1883
Ham, William Hamm, Born 1716 in Hamm Germany, Died 1781 in Spartanburg, S. C.(USA)
Ham, William Horton, Born Mar 1847 in Ashe Cty, North Carolina, Died Jun 30 1915 in Wise, Virginia
Hamm, Bannie Nevada, Born Jul 18 1915 in St. Paul, Virginia, Died Jul 28 1993 in Sandy Ridge, Virginia
Hamm, Bertha Blanche, Born Feb 07 1909 in St. Paul, Virginia, Died Mar 14 1986 in Coeburn, Virginia
Hamm, Eliza Jane, Born 1898 in St. Paul, Virginia, Died 1918 in St. Paul, Virginia
Hamm, Gladys Eleanor, Born Feb 24 1913 in St. Paul, Virginia, Died Nov 11 1972 in Richlands, Virginia
Hamm, Henry Horton, Born Apr 10 1900 in St. Paul, Virginia, Died Mar 08 1973 in Richlands, Virginia
Hamm, Joe Fields, Born Jun 26 1907 in St Paul, Virginia, Died Feb 08 1988 in Dungannon, Virginia
Hamm, Orbin James, Born Feb 01 1911 in St. Paul, Virginia, Died Nov 30 1968 in Tonganoxie, Kansas
Hamm, Orbin James, Born Feb 01 1911 in St. Paul, Virginia, Died Nov 30 1968 in Tonganoxie, Kansas
Hamm, Woodrow Errett, Born Aug 31 1917 in St. Paul, Virginia, Died Aug 05 1992 in Coeburn, Virginia
Harris, Lucy, Born in Surry, North Carolina, Died in Warren, Kentucky
Heard, Bryan, Born Jan 14 1897 in Missouri, Died Dec 23 1969 in Windsor, Missouri
Heard, Columbus F. (owler), Born 1883 in Warren, Kentucky, Died Dec 07 1908 in Knob Noster, Missouri
Heard, James, Born Nov 1799 in Garrard, Kentucky, Died in Johnson County, Missouri
Heard, Marion Knox, Born Oct 31 1929 in Missouri, Died Apr 1998 in Windsor, Missouri
Presley, Elizabeth, Born , Died in Bristol Ridge, Missouri
Quigley, Myrtle Mae, Born , Died in Sedalia, Missouri
Sherman, Martha Eleanor, Born 1733 in Newberry, SC, Died 1781 in Newberry, South Carolina
Young, Homer Henry, Born in Kentucky, Died in Kentucky
Young, Juanita, Born Jun 28 1913 in Tacoma, Virginia, Died Sep 23 1987 in Winchester, Kansas
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Dragon Age II: How Badly Did It Sell?
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Dragon Age II: How Badly Did It Sell?
August 13th, 2011, 11:35
So how much did the game sell? The question can finally be answered.The data was taken from the website gamrreview.com which gets its data from vgchartz.com. I know people say vgchartz isn't accurate but its the best we have since Bioware wont release sale figures. The PC sales are off considering most dont count digital sales.
Total sales of both games as of July 22nd:
DAO 3.79 million, .39 million PC
DA2 1.45 million, .29 million PC
A better comparison is the first ten weeks following launch of the games. DAO had already sold 2.5 million, and DA2 barely made half that.
Here in graph form.
There you go. Is the game a success as Bioware and EA claim it is? Whats your opinion?
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2014 EPO Abstract Submission Guidelines
Abstract submission form – Late abstracts are now invited, and welcome through May 28, 2014.
The ASP invites abstract submissions in five categories:
- Poster paper
- Ten-minute oral presentation
- Hands-on workshop/session, one-hour duration
- Special Interest Group (SIG) discussion, one-hour duration
- Two-hour special session (workshop or SIG format)
Proposals for abstracts must be submitted via our online system, and not via regular mail or email. The Program Committee will rate submissions based only on the information you provide, so please complete the abstract form carefully.
When you submit an abstract, you will receive a receipt and a separate registration number for that abstract. Registering an abstract is NOT the same as registering for the conference. You will still need to register for the conference.
The ASP welcomes abstract proposals that support our Meeting theme of Celebrating Science: Putting Education Best Practices to Work through
- Supporting the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS)
- Engaging with 21st Century Media and Technology
- Enhancing Science Communication Skills and Practices
- Evaluating, Assessing and Documenting E/PO Impacts
- Promoting Multicultural Diversity and Gender Equity
- Using Authentic Science and Citizen Science
- Improving Our Professional Practice
Please also note the following character limits:
- Abstract – 1000 characters (approximately 250 words)
- Outcomes – 500 characters (approximately 125 words)
- Title – 100 characters (approximately 20 words)
Feel free to compose your submission in a word-processing program and then copy it onto the online form. Be mindful that exceeding the character limits above will result in truncated text.
Anyone who submits an abstract (as lead author) is expected to register for and attend the conference. ASP Meetings feature ongoing networking and discussions so we strongly encourage successful submitters to be present for the entire event.
Abstract Submissions Options
The ASP Meeting centers around sharing the good work we are doing with others in the field. The Program Committee feels that poster papers are generally the best way to do a straightforward show-and-tell. So if you simply wish to describe your program or materials, please give strong consideration to doing a well-designed poster.
Posters should fit within an area of 4 feet by 4 feet. Electrical power is not available, and there are no tables below your poster, so you will want to arrange everything to fit within the area of the poster itself. Time will be set aside each day for viewing poster papers only, and authors will be asked to stand by their posters during this time.
A special "poster preview" oral session will feature poster paper authors introducing the topic of their poster for up to one minute, to whet the audience's appetite and encourage them to come see your poster. Please practice so you can fit your remarks into one minute (we will have a merciless master of ceremonies)!
For short summaries of programs, experiences, evaluation results, research findings, or ideas to share which include a series of visuals or slides, the 10-minute oral option may be an appropriate alternative to the poster.
A one-hour or two-hour workshop is recommended if you:
- Have developed an innovative program, set of materials, or technique for which a longer hands-on participatory session is appropriate,
- Are part of a consortium of institutions doing a national program for which you are seeking other participants or whose materials you want to train others to use,
- Have a multi-institutional panel that illustrates different approaches to the same issue or technique,
- Have a professional development experience you'd like to conduct for the assembled EPO community.
If you would like to see a facilitated discussion of an issue which affects a significant group of people in the field and for which many individuals may have found a different solution, we suggest you propose a one-hour or two-hour special interest group (SIG) discussion session. Special interest group meetings can be about a research area, new audiences, responding to some grant agency requirements, etc.
This year, we are adding a call for submitted two-hour special sessions, which can follow either the workshop or the SIG session formats described above. These two-hour sessions will allow more in-depth exploration, but depending on the number of such submissions, the program committee may ask some proposed 2-hour sessions to be cut down to 1-hour instead. Also, to accommodate scheduling, 2-hour sessions may need to be fit into two back-to-back 1-hour sessions (i.e. part A and part B), with a break in between. Please be sure to convey in your abstract why your session should warrant two hours.
We have a limited number of slots for 1-hour and (especially) 2-hour workshops and special interest group discussions, so please make your abstract as clear and widely applicable as possible.
Limits on the Number of Abstracts Submitted
For the conference, you may be the lead author on up to one poster paper and one oral session. Your oral session abstract can be for either a ten-minute oral paper presentation or a workshop or a special interest group discussion.
We generally receive more good proposals for sessions than the Meeting can accommodate. Thus the Program Committee may decline some proposals, or suggest that oral sessions be presented in shorter time periods or as posters instead.
How to Write Effective Abstract and Outcomes Statements
Ideal Abstract statements give a concise description of what you propose to do or say in your session or presentation, and best written so people not familiar with your work can understand it. It may contain a website URL for more information, although do not rely on a reader actually visiting that site before the meeting. The software being used for abstracts will truncate your text after the limit is reached, so please take the character limit seriously.
Your Outcomes statement should not be a continuation of your abstract. Instead, please explain what skills or information the participants in your session or readers of your paper will take away from the experience. You can use bullet points instead of complete sentences. For oral sessions, you may want to discuss how your contribution will move us forward as professionals, and what activities in our community of practice will result.
NOTE: When you submit an abstract, you will receive a receipt and a separate registration number for that abstract. Registering an abstract is NOT the same as registering for the conference. You will still need to register for the conference.
Abstract submission form – Late abstracts are now invited, and welcome through May 28, 2014.
The conference will publish proceedings through the ASP Conference Series as it has in past years, to provide a record of the conference and a ready reference for both those attending and those unable to attend. It also provides a publishing opportunity to all those submitting an abstract and making a presentation during the symposium. (A copy of the proceedings is included as part of the registration fee.)
Please visit the proceedings page for submission and editorial details. Note the paper submission deadline of September 1, 2014, approximately three weeks after the conference.
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by: Allison Cahill
Let's look at all Valley sales from August 1, 2013 compared to August 1, 2012 using Michael Orr's Cromford Report and data taken from ARMLS.
Monthly Sales: 7,097 versus 7,596 last year. This is down 9.5% from last year and down 16.3 % from 8,213 last month.
Monthly Average Sales Price Per Square Foot: $118.91 versus $98.45 last year which is up 20.2% ,but down .3% from $119.31 last month.
Monthly Median Sales Price: $180,000 versus $145,812 last year which is up 23.4% and down 2.2% from $184,000 last month.
Area of the Month: Scottsdale 85255 Market Report as of September 1, 2013 Sales in Scottsdale's 85255
Active Sale Per Month: 78 compared to last month 94
Sales Per Square Foot: $252 compared to last month $233 Average Price $789,000 compared to last month $741,000
Phoenix Housing Bubble?
"The number one topic that I am repeatedly asked by clients and friends is whether we are approaching another housing bubble and will appreciation continue at this rate?" says Allison Cahill, Realtor with RE/MAX Platinum Living. First of all, all the elements that created the bubble are not present in this market," she explains.
"Second, Forbes Magazine just ranked Arizona No. 1 for Job Growth. " This will have a continued direct, positive affect on our Phoenix housing market. The Phoenix Business Journal states that Forbes projects a 3% job growth over the next five years coupled with an annual economic growth of 4.6 percent.
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Mary Kelly (politician)
Mary Kelly (born 1 May 1952)[1] is a former Labour Party politician from County Limerick in Ireland. She served as a senator from 1993 to 1997.
A teacher and bookshop proprietor from Newcastle West, Kelly stood as a Labour candidate for Dáil Éireann in the Limerick West constituency at the 1992 general election and did not win a seat. In the subsequent elections to the 20th Seanad Éireann, she was elected on the Cultural and Educational Panel.[2]
After a further defeat in the 1997 general election she did not stand in the 1997 elections to the 21st Seanad.[2]
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A quick follow-up on yesterday's post regarding LuaJIT memory failures on Windows:
We will be making a change to how plugins interact with LuaJIT and X-Plane for 10.20 rc2. If you have an add-on that uses a LuaJIT-based plugin (SASL, Gizmo, or FlyLua) you must get new 64-bit binaries for your add-on! If you do not get new binaries, it will only be a matter of time before your 64-bit add-on stops working.
This change is unavoidable - it either has to happen now (in RC, when only beta testers have X-Plane 10.20) or later (when we've shipped the product and everyone is happily flying). I think now is better -- I would rather not have to do this at all, but the memory problems are not going away.
I am already in direct contact with the plugin developers who use LuaJIT to work with them on the needed changes.
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at the Greek, April 30
At one point Saturday night, the Greek Theaters open-air stage was crammed with a dozen musicians helping Willie Nelson celebrate his 72nd birthday. Plus Jessica Simpson.
In addition to the extended Willie Nelson family (which now includes Willie, a sister and two sons), both chanteuses from the nights opening acts and ZZ Tops Billy Gibbons found their way onstage to give Nelson a hand. It was a hell of a show, with the shape-shifting assembly partying through more than 30 mostly megahits.
Plus Jessica Simpson.
Give her credit: The would-be pop diva could have spent her night elsewhere, before a more appreciative crowd. And Simpson, who plays Daisy Duke in this falls screen adaptation of The Dukes of Hazzard (Nelson plays Uncle Jesse), showed genuine pleasure at the talent around her before brashly mangling a center-stage duet of "Amazing Grace" and an awkward, Marilyn Monroe-esque "Happy Birthday." (When Simpson insisted on a second round for the birthday boy, no one else seemed to have heard.)
Simpson showed sense to exit fast, leaving the rest of the concert a hootenanny of ability. Nelson dominated, with improv guitar solos and that iconic voice on favorites such as "Night Life" and "Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain," and the new "Superman" ("Too many pills, too much pot, trying to be something that Im not/Im not Superman"). Its nice to see night steam coming off a 72-year-old.
Other highlights included Nelsons sons, Lukas and Micah, who look set for post-Dad country careers. Lukas does terrific electric blues guitar, while Micah led on drums for about half the show not bad when the guy youre sitting in for is Paul English.
Also shining was opening act Susan Tedeschi, whose Janis Joplinlike voice and tight, tight, tight blues band trumped the following act, a very rocky Shelby Lynne, who acknowledged after her opening number, "That was pretty fucked up."
There was no encore when the Willie Nelson caravan said goodnight, and after such a fun, rambling time, that felt fine. Among the fans spotted basking in the Nelson glow: Vince Vaughn, Quentin Tarantino, and Jack Black of Tenacious D.
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at Union Station, April 28
If you werent at Mr. Cartoons Promiseland art auction and benefit April 28, you missed one hell of a Gathering of the Tribes. The party, held at Union Station, raised funds for L.A. Parks and Rec and Self-Help Graphics, and featured an L.A. whos who of Mexican celebs and hip-hop folks. Cartoon, who is known for his tattoos, recently inked a deal with Nike to launch several limited-edition shoe lines, and walked around in the new tricolor (red, white and green) Mexican Nike Air Ones.
Promiseland was emceed by baseball announcer/Dodger Hall of Famer Jaime Jarrin and featured music by Eastside O.G. band Thee Midnighters featuring Willie G., plus Monterrey, Mexicos eclectic party band Kinky. Milling in the crowd were Cypress Hills DJ Muggs, actor Danny Trejo (Heat, Con Air, From Dusk Till Dawn), and the baddest sound dude in film, Frank Gaeta (Motorcycle Diaries, Sideways). Also ran into a clean-shaven, dreadless Zacarias De La Rocha, fresh from a solidarity trip to Argentina. (For all those waiting on word of his solo album, Zacarias said hes still working but would give me an interview when it dropped holla, homey!) Kanye West, along with Yoked-out model Tyson Beckford, also made an appearance. But the coolest moment had to be hanging out with West Coast producer extraordinaire Fredwreck (Ice Cube, Snoop, Xzibit) and Imperial Highway homey and KDAY DJ Julio G. Fredwreck; Julio and I chambered up in Freds burgundy Escalade and bumped unreleased cuts from his upcoming album droppin in June. Tats, Mexicans and DUB sounds, you know how we do!
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Only a few minutes after posting last week's Chatter about composers in academia often having the luxury of summers off, a composer (and good friend) who just finished his semester wrote me to say that he appreciated the essay very much. However, he pointed out that having summers off, while very excellent indeed, can also include a bit of darkness. Along with suddenly having plenty of time to stare at one's desk or stare out the window also comes plenty of time to think. And thinking can bring up all manner of self-doubt and ego-centered thoughts, as well as imaginative riffing on hopes, dreams, and—well—failures.
This is a completely valid point, and really it is a huge challenge (and a quite common one) for an artist of any sort—when confronted with a sprawling expanse of time, space, and blank manuscript paper/canvas/notebook, the potential for inner demons to rear their ugly heads is very high. If that happens, how will you handle it? If you're not accustomed to the experience, it can be devastating and bring work to a complete standstill. But if a person can develop a method for nipping these problematic habits of mind in the bud, the energy they bring can be harnessed and used for the Forces of Good. Some artists engage in visualizations to help fend off self-doubt, ranging from imagining themselves wrapped in a bubble of white light to taking a giant sword and swiping off the head of the beast (whatever works!), while others simply ignore it all, and power through with their noses to the grindstone.
Unfortunately the way some deal with this issue is to procrastinate—to keep themselves so busy with other things that they don't have to look at the problem. Which means that music doesn't get written, and often as a result the artist engages in internal self-flagellation as punishment for what hasn't been accomplished. There are so many reasons we can think of to not write music—it's incredible the things we can concoct to avoid giving ourselves the quiet and the space to do the work that is really most important. In the end these demons are only thoughts. They are not based in reality (regardless of how real they may feel), and are no more legit than thinking about what to cook for dinner or what tomorrow's weather will be. The same can be said for the good thoughts too; the wishes and the goals for the future. It seems that one of the greatest tasks for a creative person is to steer clear of being taken prisoner by the random workings of the mind, and focus on the real work at hand.


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Abraham F. SnyderFuture Husband of Mildred Catherine
HarringtonAbout Time of Their Wedding in 1925Photo Contributed by Frank SnyderOriginal Taken at Ott and Hay Studio, Towanda, PA
Snyder and Harrington: A Pictorial Family History
Frank M. and Anne SnyderOur ContributorsNewport, RI
Taken on Frank's 89th BirthdayMarch 28, 2015Photo Contributed by Annie Snyder, Frank's Daughter
Abraham Frank Snyder and Mildred Catherine HarringtonMarriage Certificate
Service Conducted by Rev. Michael F. Sweeny *June 30, 1925
Photo Contributed by Frank Snyder* Note: Father Sweeny spelled his name without a third "e", so there is a typo in the
Note: This lineage seems to make Anne a fifth cousin of Eric's father. Wow! In early 2010, Jonathan
Snyder created Descendants of John Abraham Schneider, a
genealogy of that branch of the Snyder family going back five generations and capturing all of Annie's ancestral Snyder relatives back to 1814. Jonathan Snyder comes down as follows:
You can learn more than you might ever want to know about the Schneider/Snyder family from Dauphin County and
their origins at
The Snyder Line, which was created by Richard
Alan Lebo. Here is the tombstone of
Abraham Schneider, Annie's gr-gr-grandfather, in the Methodist Cemetery in Berrysburg, Dauphin County,
PA, where the family seems to have resided for several generations:
Abraham Snyder ["Schneider"]1814-1888Grave Marker, Methodist
Cemetery, Berrysburg, PAPhoto Contributed by Eric Snyder
Here is what Annie had to say at the time she contacted Bob Sweeney to arrange for her historical collection to
be examined:
Here is a picture of the Abraham F. Snyder family taken in the late 1940s:
Abraham F. and Mildred (Harrington) Family
Children, l to r: James H., Mary Margaret and Frank M.Late 1940sPhoto Contributed by Frank Snyder
Here is a picture of Mary Margaret and James H. Snyder, siblings of Frank Snyder, taken in Dushore in 1956:
Mary Margaret and James H. Snyder
Brother and SisterDushore 1956Photo Contributed by Frank Snyder
Now, let's meet Mildred (Harrington) Snyder, Abe Snyder's wife, Frank Snyder's mother, and Annie's grandmother:
Mildred (Harrington) Snyder1896-1984
In the Early 1920sPhoto Contributed by Frank Snyder
Mildred (Harrington) Snyder and James H. SnyderMother and Son
At 125 Churchill Street, Dushore, PA1933Photo Contributed by Frank Snyder
Mildred (Harrington) Snyder and Maurice Harrington
Sister and BrotherIn the Late 1970sPhoto Contributed by Frank Snyder
Here is a copy of the Birth Certificate for Mildred Harrington, born January 14, 1896.
The Streby History of Cherry Township (1903) gives us a snapshot of the Harrington family origins
in Sullivan County:
Cornelius Harrington came from County Kerry, Ireland, to America in 1824 and settled on the Fred Saxer
farm in 1828. He married his first wife while yet in Ireland and to them was born one son, Jerry, of New York.
He worked on the canal near Berwick and, after settling in Cherry, he married Mary Litzelswope,
a daughter of Joseph Litzelswope, of Cherry. Later, he purchased 400 acres of land at a tax sale
in which was included the farm belonging to the C.J. Harrington estate. Their children were:
Mary Ann, married James Sheedy of Overton
Margaret, married William Keefe of Troy, Bradford County
Eliza, married John Farrell of Dushore
Catharine, deceased, married Joseph Ambs
John, died in infancy
Cornelius, deceased, married Eliza Gahan
Susan, married William OConnell of Elmira
Joseph, of Lestershire, NY
Ellen, married Joseph Brogan of Dushore
Hannah, died when young
James H., of Dushore
Emma, married Dennis Whalon [sic] of Colorado
Here is a picture of the old Harrington homestead taken in 1906:
Harrington Family HomesteadCherry Township 1906
Photo Contributed by Frank Snyder
Lets' turn our attention to the dairy business which, in many ways, the Harrington family created in Sullivan County.
Harrington Dairy PlantDushore, PA
1930sPhoto Contributed by Frank Snyder
It was James, the son of Cornelius, Sr., who founded the dairy business that would eventually bear
the family name and be the foremost distributor of milk and dairy products in this part of Pennsylvania. You can read about
the history of the Harringtons, related families such as the Gahans, and the Harrington dairy business at Cornelius Harrington and Descendants
in Faces and Families of Old
Sullivan County, Group Two. We also have a letter written in 1978 by Abe Snyder to a Harrington relative in Illinois that relates further
details of the history: Letter to Dennis Harrington.
Ice Cream TruckHarrington's Dairy, Dushore, PA
Undated PhotoPhoto Contributed by Frank Snyder
The Harrington Dairy was more than just a commercial enterprise. It served as an important element of the social
cement holding Dushore and its citizenry together in the middle 1900s. For example, here is the attendance list
for the 1940 annual company picnic; as the
reader can see, attendance included both local residents and visitors from many communities within fifty
miles or more of Dushore. Of course, the dairy enterprise served and had employees resident throughout
northeastern Pennsylvania and the Southern Tier of New York. The picnic program for 1942 which heads
the 1940 attendance list below indicates that the annual picnic
began as a formal event in 1939. Here is the list:
Annual Harrington Picnic 1940.
Maurice and Mary (Lane) Harrington lived on German Street in Dushore for over fifty years. The house at 125 Churchill Street, known informally today as the "Harrington House", really should be
known under that name until 1925, and then as the "Snyder House" thereafter. According to Frank Snyder, prior to the marriage of his parents in 1925, the house was occupied by
Grandmother Harrington and Mildred, her daughter and, subsequently, Frank's mother. Abe and Mildred lived in the house thereafter, sharing it with Grandmother
Harrington until her death in 1936. In any case, in 2009, the Plastow family, who had bought the house on Churchill
Street some twenty years earlier, converted the structure to a bed and breakfast,which they call "Harrington House".
You can learn a great deal about the Harringtons and the house on Churchill Street at Harrington House.
Here are several pictures of the house at different times in its past and in different seasons, and a Christmas card sent from the Plastows at Christmas 2010:
Harrington Homestead125 Churchill Street, Dushore, PA
1920sPhoto Contributed by Frank Snyder
Harrington Homestead125 Churchill Street, Dushore, PA
1930sPhoto Contributed by Frank Snyder
Harrington House in WinterUndated Photograph
Photo Contributed by Frank Snyder
Christmas Card from Harrington HouseDecember 2010
Photo Contributed by Bob Sweeney
The Snyder family was active in a variety of cultural, social, commercial and historical preservation functions in Sullivan County.
The following pictures give us a perspective on these activities and the other residents of the area with whom the Snyder came in contact in these
regards. Family names such as Holcombe, McDonald, Frawley and Lambert populate our site and also the local heritage of Sullivan County genealogy and
social history.
Snyders, Frawleys and HolcombeL to r: Margaret Mary Snyder, Mildred
(Harrington) Snyder, Joe Frawley, Frank Snyder, Pauline Holcombe, Blanche FrawleyDushore, PA 1965
Photo Contributed by Frank Snyder
The Harry Thomas Traveling MinstrelsL to r: Abe Snyder, Robert "Bob" McDonald, Bob Lambert,
Kelt Meehan and Harold ThomasChristmas Season 1950sDushore, PA
Photo Contributed by Frank Snyder
Connolly and Snyder CouplesL to r: Lewis T. "Lou" Connolly, Mildred (Harrington) Snyder,
Regina (McDermott) Connolly and Abe SnyderChristmas Season 1950sDushore, PA
Photo Contributed by Frank Snyder
Dushore Trio 1971L to r: Frank Snyder, Reverend Joseph T. Conboy
and John J. "Jack" GerrityAt A Parade in Dushore in 1971
Photo Contributed by Frank Snyder
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Reporters Without Borders condemns yesterday's tear-gas grenade attack on the Caracas headquarters of privately-owned TV news station Globovisión. It has been claimed by La Piedrita, a radical group based in the west Caracas slum of 23 de Enero that has claimed previous attacks on news media critical of President Hugo Chávez's government.
"La Piedrita has yet again acted on its insane view that certain privately-owned media should be regarded as military targets'," Reporters Without Borders said. "The government disowned the group's stance after a physical attack on Globovisión journalists in October but its disavowal should have been followed by judicial measures and yesterday's attack shows they have been too long in coming. Those responsible for yesterday's incident must be identified and brought to justice before they do anything irreparable."
The tear-gas grenade was thrown at the Globovisión building by two individuals on a motorcycle. It went off after landing on the roof and discharged tear gas into an air-conditioning duct with the result that the building had to be evacuated. Leaflets signed by La Piedrita, criticising Globovisión and the daily El Nacional, were found at the scene.
A radically pro-Chávez group, La Piedrita has in the past four months been responsible for two similar attacks on Globovisión, an attack on the daily El Nuevo País and an attack on the home of Globovisión reporter Marta Colomina. The government condemned the group's "political infantilism" after it attacked a Globovisión crew that was covering a demonstration in 23 de Enero.
President Chávez regards Globovisión as a "coup monger" and "traitor to the motherland" and had an administrative investigation brought against the station for alleged "violation of the electoral law" after regional elections on 23 November. The move has been widely criticised, including by members of the National Electoral Council.


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Arsene Wenger hints at NO Arsenal deals (because he's got 18-year-old rookie Serge Gnabry)
ARSENE WENGER insists Arsenal are ready to make a move in the transfer market - but claimed: It is very difficult at the moment.
Theo Walcott is out for the rest of the season but Wenger is refusing to be rushed into buying.
Instead, he's ready to put his faith in 18-year-old Serge Gnabry, who has played just NINE senior games.
Wenger said: "We lost a very talented player, a very intelligent player and a player who was just grabbing his form again.
"From game to game he became more influential, you have seen a complete player.
"He can always decide a game through a final ball or through a goal. Sometimes in the same game he does both.
"[Walcott's injury] has accelerated [transfer] speculation first and of course my desire as well - but let's not forget about Serge Gnabry who can play in the first team."
Arsenal are also set to welcome back Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain from a five-month lay-off with a knee injury.
The Gunners boss added: "We have Oxlade-Chamberlain back and we have many other players who can play on the flanks so to find better solutions than what we have internally will not be easy.
"Up front we lose Theo as a potential central forward and that's maybe where we have to look outside, but we hopefully have (Nicklas) Bendtner back in three weeks.
"We are there for the opportunities but it is very difficult at the moment."