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First of all, I do tend to be a bit of a hypochondriac. That being said, I often feel very lightheaded, dizzy, kind of like I'm carsick. Not a room-spinning type dizziness, but where if feels unpleasant to turn my head quickly, and I find myself yawning or massaging my forehead and back of my neck a lot, like I don't have enough blood up there. It can happen at any time, but is usually in the afternoon. I have thought it has something to do with what I eat because it often starts immediately after lunch, but the fact that it will last the entire rest of the day no matter what else I eat or drink seems to rule out low blood sugar.
I have had an EKG and echo of my heart, and both came back normal. I've also ruled out dehydration. Nothing seems to help but sleeping it off-- it will almost invariably be gone by morning if I get a good night's rest, though it may come back the next day. (In fact, it usually comes in spells of 3- or 4-days with the mornings being OK.)
I am considering the possibility that this is anxiety-related, as I have very bad anxiety and occasional panic attacks, but the symptoms are just so physical and real, and don't seem to coincide with anxiety episodes.
My concerns: as I was feeling fine when I had the EKG and echo done, is it possible that there is some sort of arrhythmia or heart problem present that only happens some of the time, like when I am feeling ill, or would it be present all the time and thus detectable no matter when the tests were done?
Secondly, my blood pressure was pretty high for my age (I'm 23, fit, and it was 140/90) when I went in for the tests, possibly because I was having a panic attack at the time (HR 153!!) but when I took my blood pressure at home it was 125/79. I'm still very worried about
high blood pressure though, could these symptoms be a sign of a blood pressure problem?
Anyway, I don't want to keep subjecting myself or my pocketbook to additional tests, considering with the blood pressure issue I actually am more worried than before I went in.
If it is anxiety, which at this point seems illogical but the only remaining explanation, it would really help me to hear other people's experiences with similar symptoms, especially if you have found anything that helps!! So sorry if this topic has been explored elsewhere, I'm a new member.
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Posted 4/19/2010 4:13 PM (GMT -7)
Welcome to HealingWell and the A & P Forum. Sorry to read you are having issues but wondering if you are on any medications? I had a problem with yawning from a medication I was on.
Gald to have you with us and I am sure you will hear from other memebers.
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Posted 4/19/2010 5:03 PM (GMT -7)
Hi Kitt,
Thanks so much for the reply. I am on birth control actually, but that is the only medication. I know it can do all sorts of weird stuff to your body though--including contributing to high blood pressure-- so I'm considering giving it a rest for a few months.
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Posted 4/20/2010 8:16 AM (GMT -7)
Good Morning,
I think you may be wise to look at the BC medication to see if this could be your problem. Talk with your physician re the yawning.
To answer your original question, could this be anxiety? IMHO yes it could be. Because each person has a unique chemical make up, the type, number, intensity, and frequency of anxiety symptoms will vary from person to person.
Please know coming here is a wonderful and courageous step. You are voicing your fears so you know what they are.
I wish you peace,
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Posted 4/20/2010 10:56 AM (GMT -7)
I totally agree my daughter is light headed n exhausted all the time she too in in bc pills as well as depravera to control severe bleeding
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Posted 4/21/2010 9:36 PM (GMT -7)
I get the dizziness thing. Mine are migraine.
But if it happens after you eat, that's kind of weird. Could definitely be anxiety but get a blood panel done so you can rule out diabetes.
I'd buy a cuff and check your blood pressure at random times for a couple weeks. Hypertension can cause symptoms, but just because you have high blood pressure at one particular moment doesn't mean you have hypertension.
Good luck.
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Posted 4/23/2010 9:15 AM (GMT -7)
Very true Debaser
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Posted 4/24/2010 7:09 AM (GMT -7)
Hi there, your descript
ion with the anxiety, dizziness, nausea, even with the EKG, reminds me so much of my own experience that I just have to post. I had spells of dizziness, weakness, nausea, fevers, random pains throughout my body, and random inexplicable rashes for years and couldn't find any solution though I was tested for MS, fibro, rheumatoid, lupus, etc., had an MRI, an EKG, an EEG, and a chest xray. I too have slightly high blood pressure for my age (late teens to twenties while going through it) and could find no relief. I tried gravol to no avail, and then the Transderm-V patch which didn't help. I was at a loss for what to do and went to emerg begging them to give me something for the symptoms even if it didn't treat whatever was the cause - I was certain there had to be SOMETHING wrong, cause normal people don't feel like that. The doctor prescribed me omeprazole, an acid reflux medication. I thought it was strange, since I don't get heartburn AT ALL, but I was so fed up I tried it anyway, and now, all my symptoms are GONE. Ten years of feeling awful and crazy for feeling that way, and poof! It's been a miracle for me, and I thought I would post it in case it at all fits with what you are dealing with. Omeprazole has hardly any side effects and can be taken with many other medications pretty much indefinitely - it's quite safe, so perhaps it's worth a try even if it sounds strange. It seemed strange to me but it was my ticket to relief town :) I don't work for the company, I just wanted to share my story in case it helps. Good luck and keep up posted!
Dx: Reflux, Generalized Anxiety Disorder. Meds: Omeprazole 20mg, Effexor XR 37.5mg (just starting out, soon to increase)
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Hi im 20yrs old. Male and i live in new zealand. Ive been having these symptoms for a few years now. It first started waking up in the morning and feeling really sick to my stomach for 15minutes. It then progressed to feeling like this all day. Im a hair stylist in a high expectation salon so stress is up there with comps and crazy rich clients. But i dont think that is the main cause. A few months ago i got really sick and passed out at work and i had to go to the doctors. He put me on some anti sick pills which made it even worse. It was metamide. I thought i was getting worse so i just took more and more of them untill after 2weeks of being so sick i couldnt keep still and all my muscles were contracting the doctor at the hospital realised that i was having a distonic reaction. I have never been yhe same and now im too scared to go on any meds. I have had ct scans mri scans and a lot of blood work done too. And still nothing can be found. I eat healthy and look after myself but i cant take it anymore i get headaches brought on by the acidy sickly feeling in my stomach. I cant sleep very well. My girlfriend thinks im making it all up now because how can someone be sick for so long and nothing come up in tests. I will try to get my doctor to perscribe me some acid reflux meds as you said before. That is my last hope if that doesnt work i dont want to live anymore. Life is not worth living like this anymore. If anyone can help me i beg you too. Thank you.
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Hi hairdresser and welcome.
I am so sorry to hear of your troubles and the resulting issue with the drug induced distonia. I am sure that this has been not only frightening, but frustrating to say the least.
I would encourage you to keep seeking the answers from your doctors, while working on anxiety management, so that you can approach this from all angles.
It could be that you are in an anxiety cycle. You had symptoms, which led to feeling unwell...you were then 'treated'...which made you much worse (the distonia) which led to much more anxiety...and more symptoms.
Breaking the anxiety cycle, while still looking for a medical cause for your symptoms would be a good way to get to the bottom of this.
You can look into therapy, or try self-help for the anxiety management. We have excellent Resources here on our main page. (1st post) Try the breathing and relaxation exercises everyday (2x a day) for a week and see if you note any difference.
Keep posting here with us as well. We understand and are here to support!
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Ummm.... probably doesn't. But it has the coolest queuing and recursive
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Also, at least in the past, I have had severe stability issues with
WS_FTP. Not to say that LeechFTP never crashes, but I have only has it
hiccup twice in four months. I guess it's a matter of preference.
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Hi Mujtaba,
> Just wanted to add that I think LeechFTP, which is freeware, isDoes it do commandline and run in the background while the file
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how comes OpenFOAM is distributed under GPL although ParMetis, which is included in the distribution, is not?
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We have explicit permission to distribute Metis/ParMetis with OpenFOAM. However the usage is still controlled by the Metis license.
Alternatively the hierarchical decomposer is good but only uses geometry so does not take into account the actual mesh connectivity.
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So that means the use of Metis/parMetris in conjunction with OF is only permitted for private and academical use but not for commerical use, right? Are there other packages having this limitation?
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Daily Football Twitter Chats – OC vs DC Weekend #2
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Look out Connecticut. Stanford's Taylor Greenfield has been practicing her buzzer-beater shot. At Wednesday's practice, the 6-foot-3 Greenfield made back-to-back half-court shots on the south basket at Maples Pavilion.
The top-ranked Cardinal (11-0) hosts the No. 2 Huskies (10-0) on Saturday in a battle of unbeaten teams at 1 p.m. It's a game that could very well come down to the wire.
Stanford has used its 3-point shooting to its advantage, sinking 54 of 155 for a 35 percent clip. Greenfield is leading the pack at 47 percent from beyond the arc. She hit a career-high six treys in a 69-41 road demolition of Gonzaga on Dec. 2 for a career-high 18 points.
Sophomore forward Bonnie Samuelson was instrumental in the Cardinal's 73-60 victory at Tennessee, draining 3 of 3 treys off the bench. Samuelson, shooting 39 percent from 3-point land, has hit six 3-pointers in a game on two different occasions.
Stanford coach Tara VanDerveer has other long-range options, such as forward Joslyn Tinkle (29 percent) and guard Toni Kokenis (28 percent). Even reserve guard Sara James, 6 of 20 from 3-point territory, can knock down a 3 now and then.
"We have really improved our perimeter shooting," VanDerveer said. "Joslyn led our team in 3-point shooting last year. She's an excellent 3-point shooter. Taylor is off to a great start. Bonnie is an excellent 3-point shooter. Toni is one of our best 3-point shooters. The 3-point shot is part of our repertoire. We have confidence that if they are open to 'Let it fly.'"
Playing in front of 13,000 spectators in Knoxville, Samuelson gave the Cardinal a needed jolt in the second half with her 3-point shooting. The sophomore from Edison-Huntington Beach made 44 treys a year ago, giving her 54 3-pointers in 45 games.
"It was awesome in Tennessee," Samuelson said. "The atmosphere was great. My coaches had a lot of confidence in me. Whenever I was ready to shoot, I was going to knock them down."
Samuelson grew up the daughter of a sharpshooter, Jon Samuelson, who starred at Sonora-La Habra right before the advent of the 3-point shot at the prep level. Jon Samuelson led Sonora to the CIF Southern Section 2-A title in 1983.
"My dad and I spent lots of hours in the gym together shooting," Bonnie Samuelson said.
Bonnie's mom, Karen, was named to the all-England Netball team. When Bonnie was 11, she won her age division in the 2004 National Hoop Shoot finals, making 28 of 30 attempts. Samuelson scored 2,534 points while at Edison, making 290 3-point shots and 564 free throws — all school records. The high school has since retired her jersey.
One of the colleges interested in Samuelson was UConn, which Samuelson aims to beat Saturday in front of a sold-out Maples Pavilion. Two years ago at Maples, the Cardinal broke the Huskies' record win streak at 90 games with a 71-59 victory.
"I watched the game on TV when they played here last time," Samuelson said. "It's going to be a crazy atmosphere, for sure."
Greenfield is shooting a pinch better from beyond the arc (.472) as she is in from the floor (.471).
"I'm happy with my shooting," Greenfield said. "Now, I have to be respected on the 3-point line. Obviously, they're trying to take away our inside game, but they can't do both. Tara gives us the green light to shoot when we're open."
Greenfield, who attended Bellard Community in the small town of Huxley, Iowa, has a shot to break Jennifer Azzi's single-season 3-point percentage mark of .495, set in the 1988-89 season.
Cardinal assistant coach Amy Tucker first saw Greenfield playing for her AAU club team, All Iowa Attack, in a summer tournament in Chicago.
"I loved AAU," Greenfield said. "It was a blast. If I didn't play AAU, I wouldn't have been discovered by Stanford."
Greenfield wasn't a natural 3-point shooter in high school. She had to work at it, getting special instruction over the summer from former Iowa State star guard Lindsey Medders.
"She asked me, 'What do I want?'" Greenfield said. "I said, 'I want a consistent 3-point shot.' I worked a lot on form and the easy things."
The Cardinal may have to fight fire with fire to beat the Huskies, one of the best 3-point shooting teams in the nation at 41 percent.
"It will help if we shoot some 3s," Greenfield said. "We both have a similar game, so we both need that 3-point game. When those are going in, everything is going in."
And should a buzzer-beater be needed, Greenfield says she'll be ready with a long-distance heave.
"I've never made half-court shot in a game," Greenfield said. "I hit them all the time in practice. It's going to happen. I know it. I'm going to get called upon."
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The Dynamics of Plant-level Productivity in the U.S
This paper applies the insights of the literature on idiosyncratic shocks to inividual labor productivity to the dynamics of plant-level total factor productivity. Recent work in I.O. has emphasized the importance of firm- and plant-level heterogeneity in total factor productivity. Most of the work on plant- or firm-level productivity has focused on specific industries and used only cross-sectional data. Using the methodology of Olley and Pakes (1996) to incorporate exit decisions in the estimation procedure, we estimate establishment-level productivity using a unique longitudinal data set that covers covers the entire U.S. manufacturing sector from 1975 until 2001. Then we characterize the time series properties of establishment-level idiosyncratic shocks to productivity, taking into account aggregate economy-wide and industry-level shocks. This provides an opportunity to compare the persistence and volatility of the idiosyncratic shocks to those of aggregate productivity shocks estimated from aggregate data. Finally, this data set and methodology provide an opportunity to test the implications of different theories of firm dynamics.
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RTFHS burial/death index
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Burials and deaths A-F
NO SURNAME GIVEN, Katheryn
Buried 5 June 1597, St Margaret with St Nicholas, Norwich, Norfolk, base born daughter of a Scotts shoman [sic].
NO SURNAME GIVEN, Old Bridget
Buried 6 August 1768, Dulwich College, Dulwich, Kent, Queen of the Gipseys.
ANDREWS, Martha
Buried 22 September 1866, Turvey, Bedfordshire. A Traveller. Aged 35. Inquest Cople.
AYRES, Walter
Died 30 September 1957, Little Testwood Garage, Totton, Hampshire. Aged 89 years. Haulage Contractor (retired). Cause: Myocardial degeneration/Arteriosclerosis/Bronchitis. Informant: A. Brewer, Grandson, of 2 The Drove, Harton Heath, Eastleigh.
BENTLEY, Rose
Died 25 November 1923, Haymeads, Bishop Stortford [Hertfordshire/Essex]. Aged 39 years. Of Henham Stansted R.D. Widow of Frank Bentley, a Farm Labourer, an Army Pensioner. Cause of death: Uterine Cancer. Informant: N. E. Friend, Occupier, Haymeads, Bishop Stortford.
BOSS, Caroline
Buried 16 August 1839, Bedingham, Norfolk, a Gipsy who died in the parish of Bedingham. Aged 50.
BOSS, Riley
Died 28 December 1850, Potteries, Kensington, London. Aged 43. Tinman. Cause of death: Delirium Tremens, 1 week, certified. Informant: The mark X of Susan Boss, present at the death, Potteries, Kensington. [Death certificate]
BOSWEL, Elizabeth
Buried 1 November 1798, North Luffenham, Rutland. An infant, str of Shillingworth Boswel, a Vagrant Gipsy.
BOSWELl, Chandos
Buried 11 March 1864, Holy Trinity, Anslow, Staffordshire. Described as being of Stones Grove, aged 5. In margin: 'a Gypsey'.
BOSWELL, Edward
Buried 16 October 1719, North Runcton, Norfolk, son of strolling Gipsey, buried from Setchey.
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BOSWELL, Labana
Buried 23 February 1799, North Luffenham, Rutland, a Vagrant Gipsy Woman.
BOSWELL, Letitia
Buried 23 October 1825, Loddon, Norfolk, aged 101. 'Died in Loddon.'
BOSWELL, Osery
Derby Daily Telegraph, 30 April 1912
The funeral of Osery Boswell, aged 100, believed to be the oldest gipsy in the world, formerly an inmate of Bakewell Workhouse, took place at Bakewell Cemetery on Monday. Several of the gipsy clan attended, and the service was of a very simple character. One of the most pathetic figures present was the octogenarian widow, who had to be supported at the grave side."
BOSWELL, Naomi
The Examiner, 11 March 1838
"At Littleport, Isle of Ely, aged 70, Naomi Boswell, Queen of the Gipsies. She was in the habit of sitting outside the tents since the age of 17, and was found dead by the side of one. A coroner's jury brought in a verdict of 'Died from exposure to the inclemancy of the weather.' "
BOSWELL, Sarah
Suffolk Chronicle, 12 May 1838
"DEATHS – Last week died , in the Union Hospital, Nottingham, Mrs. Sarah Boswell, aged 93, the Queen of the Gipsies. Her marriage lines, which were seen at the workhouse, indisputably proved that she was married to the great Boswell, the King of the Gipsies, seventy-two years since."
BOSWELL, Sarah
Buried 19 February 1819, Appleton, Berkshire, aged 25, wife of Moses Boswell, a travelling Brazier
BOSWELL, Sidnal Smith
Buried 6 November 1886, St Michael's, Litchfield, Staffordshire. By coroner's order. Aged 11 months. Abode: none.
BOSWELL Sophia
Died 21 February 1861, Brindle, Lancashire, aged 100 years, widow of Tiso Boswell, a Soldier. Cause of death: Natural Decay, No Medical Attendant. Informant of death: X The mark of Edward Boswell, Present at the death, Brindle.
BOSWELL, Sophia
Buried 28 March 1864, Holy Trinity, Anslow, Staffordshire. Described as being of Anslow Legs, aged 3. In margin: 'a Gypsey'.
BOZWELL, Edward
Buried 20 March 1741, Winslow, Buckinghamshire – King of the Gypsies, buried with a stone. Executed for horse stealing with Finnamore and Edward Smith gypsies? [sic]
BROWN, Sanspareil
Buried 12 December 1882, Thorpe next Norwich, Norfolk, aged 32, of the Asylum, Thorpe.
BUCKLAND, Sidney
Died 3 April 1948, The Barton, Clyffe, Pypard, Wiltshire. Hawker and General Dealer. Aged 84 years. Cause: Cardiac Failure/Acute Bronchitis. Informant: W. Hughes, Son-in-law, Hollow Street, Gt Somerford, present at the death.
BUCKLAND, Traney
Died 29 December 1948, The Barton, Clyffe Pypard, Wiltshire. Aged 75 years. Widow of Sydney Buckland, a General Dealer. Cause: Cerebral thrombosis. Informant: W. Hughes, son-in-law, of Hollow Street, Great Somerford, Wilts.
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BUCKLAND, Uriah
Died 6 February 1906, In a van at Stratton St Margaret, Swindon, Wiltshire. General Dealer. Aged 80 years. Cause: Phthisis. Informant: Henry Buckland, Son [signs X]. Present at the death, of Lower Stratton.
BUCKLEY, Righto
Buried 2 November 1763, Albury, Oxfordshire, son of a Gipsy.
BUNTS, Louisa
Mentioned in the History of Hertfordshire (published 1881) as having been buried in the north-west corner of the churchyard of Ridge, Hertfordshire. Her gravestone reads: "In memory of Louisa Bunts, Who died April 8th 1878. Aged 15 Years." The book also records: "…under the shelter of a large tree is a pretty grave, covered with choice flowers, which are carefully guarded by wirework. Beneath lies a poor gipsy girl, who died in a caravan at the roadside. Her father pays a local gardener a weekly sum to attend to the grave…"
CAREY, Levi
Buried 22 April 1902, Hayes, Middlesex, aged 81.
CURTIS, Morella
Buried 1 November 1849, Cople, Bedfordshire, aged 62. [GRO death index lists her name as Marella].
DOE, Pleasanter
Buried 30 May 1879, Hagbourne, Berkshire, of Hagbourne Down, gypsey child, aged 1 year 6 months.
DRAPER, Damon
Buried 15 October 1801, St Mary Northgate, Canterbury, Kent: 45 yrs, Sol [short for 'soldier'. Canterbury was a garrison city and soldiers and their families were stationed in the Northgate area and routinely used this church]
DRAPER, Diffrey
Death certificate states: Died 5 February 1838, St David, Brecon, Wales. Aged 18. Occupation: Gipsy. Cause of death: Smallpox. Informant of the death: Thomas Morgan, Relieving Officer, Brecknock.
DRAPER, Diffrey
Buried 6 February 1838, churchyard of St David, Brecon, Wales. Aged 18 years. A Stranger. Abode: Heol Hwant.
EMMETT, John
Buried 9 December 1833, St Mary's, Walmer, Kent. Aged 4 months. A Gipsy child.
EVANS, Charlotte
Died 8 January 1908, Promenade, Portobello, Edinburgh, Scotland. Married to John Evans, Hobby Horse Proprietor. Aged 58. Parents: John William Hazard, Hobby Horse Proprietor (deceased) and Helen Hazard, maiden surname Davis (deceased). Cause of death: Cerebral Haemorrhage, Hemiphagia – 1 day. Informant: Christina Evans, Daughter, Present.
EVANS, John
Died 9 October 1915, Elliot Street, Edinburgh. Amusement Caterer. Widower of Charlotte Hazard. Aged 71. Parents: William Evans, Coal Pitman (deceased) and —— Evans, maiden surname ——— (deceased). Cause of death: Pulmonary Congestion 8 Days, Cardiac Failure. Informant: Isabella Evans, Daughter-in-law, 1 [illegible] Place, Portobello.
FLETCHER, Sydney
Buried 5 October 1896, Hagbourne, Berkshire, [of] van in Mr Dixon's Yard, aged 24.
Burials and deaths G-Q
GASCOIGNE, William
Portsmouth Evening News, 20 March 1897
"William Gascoigne, who was known as the 'King of the Gipsies', has died in hospital at Ipswich at the age of 61, from blood poisoning. He was a native of Totham, in Essex, and will be buried at Colchester. He will have a grand gipsy funeral." [No doubt a member of the East Anglian Gaskin family.]
GRAY, Belmont
Buried 14 April 1839, Hawsted, Suffolk, of Oakington, Cambridgeshire, aged 24.
GRAY, Israel
Buried 22 October 1859, Willingham, Cambridgeshire.
GRAY, Lazarus
Buried 19 June 1839, Welney, Cambridgeshire, aged 5
GRAY, Oezery alias JOHN
Buried 16 August 1862, Mattishall, Norfok. Gipsy from Hanningsea, Cambridge. Aged 40.
GRAY, Peter
Buried 18 October 1811, Hatley, Cambridgeshire. A travelling tinker belonging to the parish of Burwell who died in a barn in this parish after a sudden illness.
GRAY, Riley
Bury and Norwich Post, Tuesday 5 January 1875: Deaths
"On Christmas Day, at the Newmarket Union-house, at the advanced age of 87 years, RILEY GRAY, a well-known gipsy."
GREY, Lydia
Buried 21 January 1810, Weeting, Norfolk. "A gipsy child born at Isleham in Cambridgeshire, died at Weeting January 19th and was buried aged 4 months."
HERN, Fuddle
Buried 16 November 1801, West Deeping, Lincolnshire, a gypsey.
HONE, William
Buried 29 May 1800, Horsell, Surrey, Fiddler.
LEE, Bendigo
Death certificate states: Died 17 July 1916, 25 Atkinson Street, Preston, Lancashire, aged 58 years, Horse Dealer. Cause of death: Valvular Disease of Heart. Informant: Amy Smith, Daughter, 35 Queen's Road, Blackpool.
LEE, Coronation
Buried 4 January 1833, Compton, Berkshire, aged 80, vagrant.
LEE, Union Cooper
Buried 25 Match 1874, St Mary's, Battersea, London. Aged 60. Address: The Gipsy's Camp, Orkney Street.
LEE, Thomas
Died 5 November 1801 and buried in the churchyard of Ridge, Hertfordshire. The History of Hertfordshire (published 1881) states: "Adjoining the north-west angle of the [church] tower is a stone to Thomas Lee, still traditionally remembered as 'old gipsey Lee' who died on 5th December 1801, at the ripe age of one hundred years."
LOVERIDGE, Alfred
Died 18 March 1929, Haymeads, Bishop Stortford [Hertfordshire]. Aged 75 years. Address: The Row, Henham, Stansted R.D. [ie, Registration District]. Cause of death: Senile Decay, No P.M. [ie, no post-mortem]. Informant: N.E. Friend, Occupier, Haymeads, Bishop Stortford.
LOVERIDGE, Eliza
Died 13 February 1961, St Albright's Hospital, Stanway [Essex]. Aged 88 years. Widow of Israel Loveridge, a Grinder and Umbrella Repairer. Cause: Senility. Informant: A. L. Woods, Occupier, St Albright's Hospital, Stanway, Colchester.
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LOVERIDGE, James
Died 22 April 1881, Union Workhouse, Ampthill, Bedfordshire. Aged 69. Umbrella Mender, North Crawley, Bucks. Cause of death: Morbi Valvarum, Emphysema. Informant: C. Sharland, Master, Union Workhouse. [Source: death certificate]
LOVALL, Violet
The Leeds Mercury, 30 November 1839
"On the 17th inst.. aged 86, near Wolverhampton, Violet Lovall, said to be queen of the gipsies. This patriarch of her swarthy tribe breathed her last in camp."
LOVELL, Henry
Buried 9 November 1816, Cold Ashby, Northants. Gypsy, died in Coal Pit Lane, aged 90.
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MacPHEE, George
The Leeds Mercury, 9 March 1895
"The oldest travelling gipsy in the North of Scotland, has died, after a few days' illness. Aged 101″.
MacPHEE, George
Death certificate states: George MacPhee, Travelling Tinsmith, married to Mary Wilson. Died 27 February 1895, 99 Shore Street, Cromarty, County of Ross and Cromarty. Aged 99 years. Parents: George MacPhee (deceased), Travelling Tinsmith, and Nancy MacPhee, maiden surname Wilson (deceased). Cause of death: Pneumonia, 4 days. Informant: George MacPhee (his mark X), Grandson, Present at death.
MECLAM, Mary
Buried 6 October 1818, Great Barford, Bedfordshire, aged 2 years. Traveller.
PARKER, Comfort
Died 11 January 1931, The People Home, Saffron Walden [Essex]. Aged 82 years. Address given as Broxted. Spinster of no occupation. Daughter of William Ellice Parker, a Hawker (deceased). Cause of death: Senile Decay, Influenza. No P.M. [ie, no post-mortem]. Informant: Mrs H. Prior, Occupier, The Peoples Home, Saffron Walden.
PARKER, Sarah
Buried 5 October 1838, Turvey, Bedfordshire. Of Bletsoe. Traveller. Aged 48.
PIERCE, Mary
Buried 5 April 1709, Astwell, Oxfordshire, daughter of Mary of Amwell, Herts, beggar.
PINFOLD, David
Buried 27 September 1837, Thurton, Norfolk, of Pockthorpe in Norwich, aged 16.
PINFOLD, David
The Ipswich JournaL, 26 January 1888
"PINFOLD.-19th inst., at Hinderclay, David Pinfold, Hawker and Dealer, aged 45 years."
PUSEY, Emmanuel
Buried 6 February 1838, Hagbourne, Berkshire, of West Hagbourne Down, Traveller's son, aged 12.
Burials and deaths R-Z
SAUNDERS, Charles
Died 24 June 1957, The Caravan, Bath Road, Chippenham, Wiltshire. Aged 58 years. General Dealer. Cause: Carcinoma of the antrum. Informant: A. Saunders, Son, of The Pike House, Christian Malford, Chippenham.
SAUNDERS, Mary Magdalen
Died 5 November 1947, The Caravan, The Isolation Hospital, Chippenham, Wiltshire. Aged 48 years. Wife of Charles Saunders, Wood Merchant. Cause: Cardiac failure/Malignant hypertension. Informant: X The mark of Charles Saunders, widower of deceased, present at the death, of The Caravan, The Isolation Hospital, Chippenham.
SHAW, George
Buried 8 September 1676, Watton, Norfolk, a Stranger and Travilleur.
SLENDER or SUMMERSBY, Bethorina
Died 20 October 1890, 10 Porter Street, Glasgow, Lanarkshire. Married to Charles Summersby, Hawker. Aged 24 years. Parents: Nicholas Slender, Hawker (deceased) and Frances Slender, Maiden Surname Shaw. Cause of death: Phthisis, 6 months. Informant: Charles Summersby, Widower (present at death). [Source: death certificate]
SLENDER, Noah
Died 13 March 1883 (8 hours 0 minutes A.M.), 142 [?] Westmuir Street, Glasgow, aged 2 1/2 years. Son of Noah Slender, Licensed Hawker, and Mary Slender, maiden surname Muirhead. Cause of death: Diptheria, 1 month. Informant: Noah Slender, His mark X, Father.
SMITH, Abraham
Buried 20 February 1748, West Winch Norfolk: A Stranger. Affidt made by Elizth Bailey.
Monumental inscription on gravestone in churchyard reads: "Here lieth the body of Abraham Smith, who died Feb the 16 1748, aged 60 yrs."
[An article in the Journal of the Gypsy Lore Society (Third Series, Vol. 25, page 45) suggests that this Abraham Smith aided in the repair of East Winch church, the church in a village close to West Winch, and that he was 'a gipsy king']
SMITH, Arthur
Buried 15 December 1723, Glasbury, Breconshire, son of Jeffery and Damaris Smith, travelling people.
SMITH, Cinderella
Died 5 August 1918 in the Union Infirmary, Devizes, Wiltshire. Spinster. Aged 80 years. Hawker, of Hare & Hounds Court, Devizes. Cause: Senile decay/Gastric influenza. Informant: W. Fear, Master of the Union Workhouse, Devizes.
SMITH, George
Buried 2 September 1835, East Harling, Norfolk, a strolling beggar.
SMITH, Harriet
Buried 3 November 1843, Turvey, Bedfordshire. Of Bletsoe. A gipsy Child. Aged 4.
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SMITH, Jane
Buried 23 October 1877, Princes Risborough, Buckinghamshire, aged 3 weeks, [abode] Travelling Caravan at the Fair.
SMITH, Leo
Died 29 December 1924 aged 39 years. Buried at Gorleston Cemetery, Norfolk. Gravestone commemorates Leo and his parents: Walter Smith and Matilda Smith (nee Gaskin).
SMITH, Matilda
Died 22 December 1927 aged 88 years. Buried at Gorleston Cemetery, Norfolk. Gravestone commemorates Matilda Smith (nee Gaskin), her husband Walter Smith and their son Leo Smith.
SMITH, Phebe
Buried 26 July 1798, Newton Longville, Buckinghamshire, a gipsy.
SMITH, Shipton
Buried 23 October 1843, St John the Baptist, New Windsor, Berkshire, aged 25, Frogmore Road.
SMITH, Soloman
Buried 8 March 1801, Wilstead, Bedfordshire, an Egyptian.
SMITH, Walter
Died 1 November 1921 aged 83 years. Buried at Gorleston Cemetery, Norfolk. Gravestone commemorates Walter, his wife Matilda Smith (nee Gaskin) and their son Leo Smith.
THORPE, Meshach
Buried 9 May 1844, Digby, Lincolnshire, aged 6.
WOODS, Enoch
Buried 23 May 1742, Durston, Somerset, the Egyptian.
YOUNG, Oscar
Buried 10 May 1894, St Mary's, Walton on the Hill, Liverpool, Lancashire, [abode] Gipsies Tent, City Road, Walton, aged 2 days. No baptism.
This page last updated: 12 July 2017.


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Keith Olbermann Last Show
January 22, 2011 by Post Team
Keith Olbermann Last Show, "Your point was made. You bother you, this country, and the human race."
These words were Keith Olbermann me on Twitter after you suggested I come on his show and the response to his six-minute attack me last night. An attack was a response to an article I wrote on the loop 21 of Rep. Gabrielle Giffords and the necessity of his district to have representation, as she recovers from shoot.
Rather than engage subsequently Olbermann crashes me to reply at all. But last night he was more talkative.
He called me soulless, insensitive and a host of other things. Remember, Keith Olbermann has never met, nor is he aware of how I treat others. Instead, he disagrees with one of my articles and he believes that suddenly itself the arbiter of its character and value to humanity.
But Olbermann is not really the crux of the problem – our political discourse. The same argument that many – including me – have accused Sarah Palin ignite with the use of patterns and rhetoric more above-is the same speech where it is perfectly fine to denigrate someone's character, obtain facts, serious harm, and ignore those that are not malleable enough to become half-truths.
If we want to have a conversation where two people or parties can find common ground, then we must first respect the basic human disagree or party is currently standing on. We do not agree, but there can be no two-way conversation without disclosing enforcement first. I am a democrat and fully respect the opinions of others. This is why my work has appeared in conservative blogs like Frum Forum or Hip Hop Republican and progressive outlets and general public such as wiretapping (now hosted by Mother Jones, this bastion of neo-conservative thought) and the Orlando Sentinel.
Example: The article did not primarily a "right" blog, believes that progress and Olbermann intoned. In fact, he appeared on the loop 21, an Opinion Blog African American who cannot only diversity of opinion and thought, but it feeds.
Contrary to the insinuations Olbermann, as the Governor's Award, I was not a member of the Governor McDonnell (R-VA) administration, just as I was chief of staff for the two Democratic state legislators in Virginia I interned for.
Our society has become increasingly adept at identifying partisan ploys when politicians are strongly committed, and then throwing his hands in disgust, as if we did everything we could do.
But how many of us succumb to the same tricks when we read a blog, watch news broadcast opinions, or have a 'friendly' debate with a neighbor or colleague? I know I've been guilty of this. But it is much easier to blame politicians or bloggers or a scapegoat other than it is to ask: "What can I do to make it better" What I ' did it for the worse and
(AP) – Keith Olbermann was the most popular personalities of MSNBC and that alone has led its transformation to an outspoken, cable news in prime time left. Despite this, he often seemed to be on a tightrope with his work. Friday night seized it.
Olbermann returned from a commercial break last "down" to tell the public that it was his last broadcast, and read James Thurber short story in a statement the release of three minutes. Simultaneously, MSNBC e-mail a statement that "MSNBC's Keith Olbermann and ended their contract." The Network thanked him and said, "We wish him luck in his future endeavors."
Neither MSNBC President Phil Griffin, Olbermann, nor his manager responded to requests to explain so abrupt that an output face Olbermann has always been a promotional ad on MSNBC 30 minutes after saying goodbye.
Olbermann was nearly fired in November but was suspended two days without pay for violating a policy NBC News with a donation of three political campaigns, including congressional campaign in Arizona Rep. Gabrielle Giffords. He returned and apologized to his fans, but not the network.
MSNBC spokesman Jeremy Gaines insisted output Olbermann had nothing to do with the acquisition of the parent company of NBC Universal by Comcast, which received regulatory approval last week. This agreement marks the release of NBC Universal chief Jeff Zucker, who has seen the value Olbermann turning around a network formerly unprofitable, despite the headaches personality Mercury can sometimes cause his bosses.
"There were many opportunities, particularly in the last 2 ½ years, where everything that surrounded the show – but never the show itself – was simply too strong for me," Olbermann said in his statement output. "But your support and loyalty, and if I can use the word, the insistence, in the end I had to continue. I express my gratitude to you is boundless."
Olbermann father, Theodore, who has often been cited as his son discussed the problems in the health care system, died in March. Her mother died last year.
"Many people try to understand if it was truly voluntary or not," said Adam Green, co-founder of BoldProgressives.org, which has collected thousands of signatures for a petition demanding the reinstatement of Olbermann following the suspension of last fall.
After Giffords was shot in the head on January 8, Olbermann took to the air with an editorial saying emotional night politicians and talk show personalities – including himself – need to swear off any sort of violent images so as not to encourage anyone in acts such as shooting Giffords.
Olbermann MSNBC itinerant career has landed him eight years ago – his second stay in primetime on the network – with a comedy countdown the top stories of the day. That changed Aug. 30, 2006, when Olbermann aired the first of a series of densely worded and blistering "specific comments", this time to express their anger to criticism, then-Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld to Opponents of the war in Iraq.
More anti-Bush administration comments followed. Olbermann abandoned any pretense of journalistic objectivity, and he became a hero to liberals battered by the popularity of Fox News Channel and conservative commentators. Olbermann openly feuded with Fox, often appoint personalities like Bill O'Reilly and Glenn Beck one of his "worst person in the world" for some of their statements.
"Countdown" show has become the most popular MSNBC. Instantly, a network that has often failed in finding a direction itself molded after Olbermann. Opinion was, and programming of MSNBC primetime was filled with Rachel Maddow and Lawrence O'Donnell, both of which had been underwater for Olbermann when he was absent.
Olbermann, before leaving the show with a signature script final nod to the camera, on Friday, thanked the audience for sticking with him. As was often his habit on Friday evening, he read a Thurber short story; this one called "Scotty Who Knew Too Much" and published in 1940.
Last line of the story: "It is better to ask some questions than to know all the answers."
He thanked several people, including the late Tim Russert, but not ostentatiously Griffin and NBC News President Steve Capus.
He said he was grateful that the network has had time to sign, noting that when he left ESPN in the 1990s, he received 30 seconds – to halve the last minute to get results tennis.
David Brock, founder and CEO of the liberal media matter media monitoring for America, "said Olbermann" has led the charge "against" conservative misinformation in prime time. "
"Keith is an innovator and promoter of talent that showed there was a market for progressive views on the new cable," said Brock. "I am sure we will hear more of him soon, and I ' looking forward to hearing his next move. "
The atmosphere was different at NewsBusters, a website run by the conservative Media Research Center: "You guys really ought to NewsBusters out the champagne and partying," wrote one reader on Olbermann.
The graduate of Cornell first became known for his work on ESPN's "Sportscenter," where he also cultivated a reputation for being talented but difficult to work with. His first stint ended MSNBC in late 1990 when he left, complaining that his bosses told him to talk too much about the impeachment scandal of President Bill Clinton.
MSNBC announced that O'Donnell, who had often filled in for Olbermann before starting his own show 10 pm time slot would be over Olbermann's from Monday. "The Ed," with Ed Schultz, will move to 22 hours Cenk Uygur of the webcast "Young Turks" Schultz fill vacant slot 6 pm ET.
Olbermann plans are not clear. He signed a four-year contract with MSNBC two years ago; contract buyouts generally include non-compete clauses that keep a person of TV output for a period of time.
CNN continued to fight in prime time, most recently with a program in the time slot Olbermann is hosted by Eliot Spitzer and Kathleen Parker. Olbermann do, however, would mean a radical change in the network has identified the non-partisan position, and there was no indication of such a change was imminent.
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