text: Sleeping Sickness Human African Trypanosomiasis (HAT), or, as it's better known, sleeping sickness, is a parasitic and potentially fatal neglected tropical disease (NTD) transmitted to humans by the tsetse fly. Historically, sleeping sickness has occurred in the poorest rural areas of Africa, where weak health systems and political instability make disease surveillance and management difficult. Seventeen sub-Saharan African countries reported cases of sleeping sickness to the World Health Organization (WHO) in 2009. The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) alone, recorded 74 percent of all cases, and 97 percent of of cases occurred in a total of seven countries. The global estimated caseload for 2012 is 30,000. Sleeping sickness was long a scourge in Africa, but concerted efforts by the colonial powers last century meant that by the 1960s it was thought to be a plague of the past. However, from the 1970s onwards there was something of a resurgence. Since the 1990s, renewed efforts to actively detect and treat sleeping sickness within specific control programs resulted in a decrease in numbers of reported cases—from more than 26,000 cases in 2000 to fewer than 7,200 cases in 2010. However, "hot spots" still occur in regions of conflict or instability—DRC in particular—and large areas in endemic countries ("blind spots") are not covered by active surveillance, meaning the real count is likely higher than what's been recorded. Nonetheless, decreasing case numbers have spurred speculation that it could be possible to eliminate the disease altogether. But this is far from a given. It is fair to say, however, that for the time being, sleeping sickness can be controlled through widespread screening of at-risk populations and comprehensive treatment of infected patients. Vector control can also help. As with most NTDs, though, the degree to which this can all be effective hinges largely on the amount of resources directed toward the effort. MSF and HAT/Sleeping SicknessMSF has been treating patients with sleeping sickness for more than 25 years, since it opened its first project in northern Uganda in 1986. At the beginning of the 1980's, political upheaval in northern Uganda led to the breakdown of health structures and disease control programs. Civil war forced most of the population of the West Nile region, in the country's northwest, to seek refuge in neighboring Sudan, in a region that is now part of South Sudan. Their sanctuary, however, was endemic for sleeping sickness, and beginning in 1985, these refugees, some of them newly infected, started returning to Uganda and resettling on long untilled lands where tsetse flies had proliferated. This led to a major outbreak in the West Nile region. MSF responded by screening almost one million individuals and treating more than 18,000 patients for sleeping sickness from 1987 to 2002. In July 2007, MSF initiated a sleeping sickness control project in Doruma, in the district of Haut-Uélé in northeastern DRC, near the borders of what is now South Sudan and the Central African Republic (CAR). Screening activities and treatment of infected patients were initiated in the health districts of Doruma and Ango, and started in Bili in January 2009 by a second MSF team. The prevalence of sleeping sickness averaged 3.6 percent in the villages that could be screened, and 1,570 patients were treated until March 2009, when all activities had to be stopped and the teams evacuated following an attack on the MSF base in Banda by the Lord's Resistance Army militia. The capacities of local public health facilities were too weak for MSF to hand over responsibility for the diagnosis and treatment of the disease, however. MSF resumed its sleeping sickness activities in Doruma in December 2009 and began them in and around Dingila in September 2010, treating more than 1,800 additional patients in 2010 and 2011. The complex security environment has severely affected all aspects of sleeping sickness control throughout the region. Moreover, massive displacements of people fleeing the conflict probably contributed to the reemergence of sleeping sickness in Bas-Uélé, and forced MSF (jointly with other partners) to screen refugees from DRC who were seeking sanctuary in South Sudan. Widespread insecurity also interrupted MSF's active screening activities in Batangafo, Central African Republic, in 2011. In 2012, realizing the need for greater mobility to screen as many targeted populations as possible, MSF implemented a new approach to tackle sleeping sickness—the mobile sleeping sickness team. The international team, made up of a laboratory technician, a medical doctor, two logisticians and a project coordinator, work together with national doctors, nurses, laboratory staff, logisticians, and community outreach workers. The team travels in countries with a high prevalence and/or historical foci of sleeping sickness to implement active village screening and treatment, along with training, surveillance, and advocacy. Having a mobile team means that people who are too old or too sick to reach an MSF clinic can still be screened and addressed. To date, MSF's mobile team has worked in CAR, Chad, and Republic of Congo. By 2012, more than 20 MSF programs in seven countries had screened nearly 3 million people and treated approximately 50,000 patients. Considering the paucity of actors committed to combating this neglected disease, MSF also takes on the responsibility of advocating and lobbying for safe, effective, and accessible diagnostics and treatment. It also participates in and leads clinical research projects that are testing better treatment options. This includes, as noted below, two new diagnostic tests and a new oral treatment. Right now, MSF is a primary actor in the effort to control sleeping sickness and secure better care for those suffering from it. Prevention efforts such as vector control are crucial to MSF's efforts to keep sleeping sickness at bay. But for many years, the greatest obstacle to fighting the disease has been the lack of new and better diagnostic tools and medicines. Transmission and DiagnosisSleeping sickness is caused by two sub-species of parasites—Trypanosoma brucei (T.b.) gambiense, which is found in western and central Africa, and T.b. rhodesiense, which is present in eastern and southern Africa. A demarcation line of sorts runs through the Rift Valley. The most common form of sleeping sickness stems from T.b gambiense. The sickness occurs in two stages. The first stage is marked by fever, headache and joint pain. The disease is relatively easy to treat in the first stage, but the lack of specificity in these symptoms makes the disease difficult to diagnose, which often delays the start of treatment. The second stage, the neurologic phase, occurs when the parasite crosses the blood-brain barrier and infects the central nervous system. The patient can suffer from confusion and reduced coordination, along with bouts of fatigue punctuated with periods of agitation. The sickness makes it so people cannot stay awake during the day (hence the name) but cannot sleep at night. Their mental faculties deteriorate, and they eventually fall into a coma. Without treatment, the disease is fatal. Even after successful treatment, the neurological phase can lead to chronic sequelae. West African sleeping sickness progresses slowly compared to its East African counterpart, although it is just as lethal. Patients with the West African strain enter Stage II usually within one to two years following the bite; without treatment, the patient can die within three years. East African sleeping sickness progresses more quickly. The parasite crosses the blood-brain barrier within a few weeks after Stage I, marking the start of Stage II. When the central nervous system is infected by the parasite, mental deterioration and other neurological problems ensue. Without treatment, death occurs within months. Currently the diagnosis and staging of the disease requires a complicated series of tests, including painful and invasive procedures such as lumbar punctures. These existing tests require trained staff and can be difficult to perform in remote areas where the disease occurs. There is a pressing need for better, simpler, and more easily administered diagnostic tools and algorithms. For that reason, MSF was excited by the news, released in late 2012, that two new rapid screening tests were expected in 2013. Developed with the support of the Foundation for New Innovative Diagnostics and the Institute of Tropical Medicine Antwerp, the new tests are easy-to-use and do not require cold chain, which means more people at risk of the disease could be screened. Additional tests would still be required to confirm suspected cases, but the new screening tests will remove many of the logistical constraints faced today by mobile sleeping sickness teams. TreatmentTreatment options for sleeping sickness are different for Stages I and II. While current treatments offer patients a chance at full recovery, none are ideal. Many are quite old. Some are dangerous, some are difficult to administer, and some are not as effective as they need to be. For Stage I sleeping sickness, treatment options include pentamidine, which was developed in 1940, and suramin, which was developed in the 1920s. Pentamidine requires seven to ten daily intramuscular injections. Apart from the pain of the injections and occasional bouts of hypotension and hypoglycemia, pentamidine is generally well-tolerated and can even be administered at village level during or following active screening sessions. Suramin is also injected intramuscularly and can cause nausea and an urticarial rash. About 50 percent of patients on suramin will develop adrenal cortical damage, which can occasionally be severe enough to require life-long treatment. Although pentamidine and suramin are potent options for treating Stage I of sleeping sickness, they cannot treat Stage II, when the disease is more often diagnosed. Melarsoprol, eflornithine, nifurtimox, and nifurtimox-eflornithine are the current treatment contenders for curing Stage II sleeping sickness. Developed in 1949, melarsoprol is a derivative of arsenic. It requires 10 painful daily intravenous injections that are highly toxic. Often described by patients as "fire in the veins," the medicine kills approximately one in twenty patients who take it. Additionally, some MSF programs have reported up to a 30 percent treatment failure using the drug. Eflornithine was developed in 1981 and is primarily used as a second line treatment for West African sleeping sickness. It is far safer than melarsoprol and is effective, but it is also resource-intensive and difficult to administer because it requires complex logistics, trained health staff, 56 intravenous (IV) infusions over a period of 14 days, and constant follow up. When it's used as a monotherapy, there is also the risk that resistance will develop. Nifurtimox is an oral drug originally developed to combat Chagas disease in the 1970s. It is sometimes used after melarsoprol relapse and has an efficacy rate of approximately 70 percent. Compared to injections, oral drugs like nifurtimox are easy to administer. But the relatively low efficacy rate makes nifurtimox a less-than-ideal option. Nifurtimox-eflornithine combination therapy (NECT), which involves the above two drugs used, as the name suggests, in combination, is a recent development in sleeping sickness treatment that simplifies and shortens patient care. NECT was developed through a collaboration of MSF, Epicentre, the Drugs for Neglected Diseases initiative (DNDi), the Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute (Swiss-TPH) and control programs from most affected countries. It combines oral nifurtimox for 10 days and reduces the number of infusions necessitated by eflornithine treatment from 56 over 2 weeks to 14 over 7 days. The NECT rollout has been very successful in endemic countries since 2010, with an estimated 60 percent of patients receiving the new combination. Following MSF's review of NECT as a preferred sleeping sickness treatment option, in May 2009, the WHO included NECT in its List of Essential Medicines. While nifurtimox-eflornithine might be the best treatment option on the market today, it is still complicated to administer and requires close patient monitoring—something frequently unavailable in sub-Saharan Africa. When organizations like MSF are present, this is possible, but the ultimate goal would be for local medical systems to have treatments they can offer in whatever setting patients are located. Concerted efforts are thus needed to bring more innovative drugs to the forefront. MSF and the Access ChallengeAny new advances or sources of hope must be mitigated by the ongoing concern about a lack of funding and support for efforts to fight the disease. Controlling sleeping sickness is especially difficult given that pharmaceutical companies do not find financial benefit in researching or producing better treatment options for neglected diseases. When the population affected with a certain disease cannot afford to pay high prices for a cure, pharmaceutical companies do not see profit in production. This has slowed advances in sleeping sickness treatment. Notably, doctors and health organizations welcomed eflornithine as a replacement for toxic melarsoprol when eflornithine was discovered to be a viable treatment for sleeping sickness. Despite the registration of eflornithine in Uganda in 1993 and in other African countries in subsequent years, production was discontinued by the original producer (Marion Merrel Dow, which became Hoechst Marion Roussel) because it was not sufficiently profitable. A search by the WHO and MSF to find a third party producer failed. This was a wholly unacceptable situation—which was pushed into the realm of the absurd when a cosmetic product containing eflornithine and designed to prevent facial hair was later put on the market. In response, MSF's Campaign for Access to Essential Medicines launched an advocacy effort that helped bring about a five-year agreement from 2001 to 2006 between the WHO and Aventis Pharma. This agreement included adequate production of eflornithine for sleeping sickness, donations of key drugs (pentamidine, melarsoprol, and eflornithine), and significant funding to support sleeping sickness control agreements. In addition to promoting access to sleeping sickness treatment, MSF has responded to pharmaceutical companies' lack of investment by becoming a forerunner in the discovery of new drug options. MSF and Epicentre, MSF's epidemiological arm, have initiated clinical trials to find better treatment options for sleeping sickness patients. Results of MSF's trials have had a major impact on standard protocol for sleeping sickness treatment. Within the past decade, MSF's clinical work has advanced sleeping sickness treatment strategies. Working with DNDi, Ministries of Health in DRC and the Republic of Congo, and the Swiss Tropical and Public Health institute, MSF honed in on NECT as the best available treatment option for sleeping sickness. Following the trial's discovery, the NECT rollout in endemic countries has been quick and comprehensive. By the end of 2010, only one in ten patients was receiving melarsoprol. Further study has proven NECT to be very safe and effective. In December 2012, MSF announced that its programs in CAR and DRC would be taking part in clinical trials for fexinidazole, a new oral treatment option developed with the support of DNDi that is ready for field testing. The hope is that fexinidazole could, in the near future, offer a good alternative to the current multiple infusions required to treat advanced sleeping sickness. All these efforts, however, could stall if they do not get the support they need. "New, better-adapted tools will help simplify the process, which is good for both patients and medical staff to better tackle the disease burden," said Dr. Anja De Weggheleire, Medical Coordinator at MSF in Kinshasa, in December 2012. "However, just when a united effort is most needed, national control activities are left under-funded and under-resourced. If this does not urgently change, we could lose the opportunity to diagnose and treat people who are not currently being reached and, worse, we risk a resurgence of the disease." One example of the potential consequences: In DRC, which is home to nearly three-quarters of all reported cases, the number of people tested for the disease declined significantly in the latter months of 2012, and in June 2013, the primary stream of external funding for the control program is due to cease flowing. Without control mechanisms in place, the country risks a resurgence of sleeping sickness, as has occurred several times in the past when monitoring significantly decreased, even for just short periods of time. "If sustainable funding is not secured soon, the near future will see us with excellent new tools to tackle sleeping sickness, yet no national activities to implement them," warned Dr. Manica Balasegaram, Executive Director of the MSF Access Campaign, at the end of 2012. Challenges to Combating Sleeping SicknessGlobal control of sleeping sickness is currently constrained by a lack of simple-to-use diagnostic and treatment tools, high disease prevalence in remote and often insecure contexts, a lack of active surveillance in areas where sleeping sickness is potentially endemic, a lack of skilled human resources in remote endemic areas and shrinking international financing of sleeping sickness programs. MSF is concerned by the current optimism that global elimination of sleeping sickness is feasible. Sustainable elimination will not be possible without improved diagnostic and treatment tools and stronger surveillance systems. Moreover, the current donor policy to integrate sleeping sickness diagnosis and treatment into existing health structures is premature and poses a serious risk of leaving out people who live in places with little or no access to health care. 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Avimelech and his general, Fichol, made a pact with Avraham. They acknowledged that G-d was with him and Avimelech asked that Avraham not deal falsely with him, his children or his grandchildren. (This was not an eternal pact, but it had a pretty good run.) Avraham agreed, then he confronted Avimelech about the matter of a well, which Avimelech's workers had seized by force. Avimelech assured Avraham that this was the first he had heard of it.
Avraham gave Avimelech sheep and cattle as a sign of their pact, but he put seven ewes aside. Avimelech asked why and Avraham informed him that these sheep were being given to Avimelech as a testimony that Avraham had dug the well. The place was therefore called Be'er-Sheva, meaning "the well of seven."
Avraham had an eishel in Be'er-Sheva, and he lived there for a good long time. (What's an eishel? The Talmud in Sotah 10a records two opinions: an orchard and an inn. In either event, it was a place where Avraham accommodated travelers. Rashi there tells us that "eishel" is an abbreviation for achilah, shesiyah, levaya - food, drink and an escort - the three principle things a host provides for his guests.)


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There is a new craze sweeping Lyons, but unless you are an early riser, and part of your morning ritual involves strolling through Bohn Park, you probably aren't aware of it. It's called Pickle Ball, and it is sort of a cross between tennis and ping-pong. You use a special Pickle Ball paddle (which
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Several Boulder County Sheriff's Deputies, coming home from the big pot bust near Raymond last Tuesday evening (August 31), stopped a very large (60 to 80) "peloton" of recreational bikers riding through Lyons. The deputies scolded them for riding through such a densely populated, and congested traffic area in a manner which obstructed traffic. The officers said this was not the first time this group had been warned, but it might be the last.
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Come out, come out, wherever you are! Enjoy icy cold treats and exuberant Dixieland Jazz from the Stover Street Stompers in Sandstone Park, Sunday,
Read more: Only 11 days until the Ice Cream SocialThe Boulder County Sheriff's Office has regretfully announced, that because of the on going fire west of Boulder, the annual Lyons Community Barbeque, scheduled for Friday, September 10 has been postponed until a date to be determined. Officials stated that manpower is currently stretched too thin to justify taking Deputies off the front lines to volunteer at the barbeque.
Where did Lyons' first ranchers get their money to buy cows? Who were the first residents? What was a one-room school house like? All of these questions and more were answered in Lyons' first successful children's summer history day camp in July.
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The playoffs are not here yet, but this is, pretty much, a playoff game for both of these NFC teams, as the loser is most likely out of the post-season. The Vikings are coming off a solid win over the Bears and with QB Christian Ponder really struggling the Vikes will have to really lean heavily on NFL leading rusher Adrian Peterson to win.
The Rams have won 3 straight and they are playing well on both sides of the ball. Sam Bradford needs to limit his mistakes in this game and RB Steven Jackson has to help him out on offense.
The Rams rank in the middle of the pack in both pass and run defense, but their run defense is key in this game, as if they can keep Peterson from having a HUGE game they have a great chance to win.
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Yazoo County football's recent emergence of success on the high school level might be explained by the success the school is having on a lower level.
The Panthers' junior high team finished their season this past Tuesday by defeating Durant 46-6 and completing the season with a perfect 9-0 season record and district champions.
"We worked really hard over the summer," said junior high coach Larry Gibson. "We have some really good skilled positions that I'm really excited about."
The Panthers averaged 40 points a game on the offensive side of the ball, making games a nightmare for opposing teams defense. The junior high team was aided by not only having a stout running game but also being able to pass the ball when needed, another characteristic of the team that plays on Friday nights on the same field.
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Don't air NRA race, senator asks Rupert Murdoch
The National Rifle Association-sponsored NASCAR race slated for this weekend is "inappropriate in the immediate wake of the Newtown massacre," Sen. Chris Murphy of Connecticut wrote to the race's broadcaster on Thursday.
"The race not only brings national attention to an organization that has been the face of one side of this heated debate, it also features the live shooting of guns at the end of the race," Murphy wrote to Rupert Murdoch, the chairman and chief executive of News Corporation, which owns the channel Fox Sports where the race will be broadcast.
In March, the Texas Motor Speedway announced the NRA had sponsored the NASCAR Sprint Cup event on April 13, which marked the first time the gun owners group has sponsored a race in NASCAR's top series.
Last year, the organization sponsored a Nationwide Series race at Atlanta Motor Speedway.
The April race had been promoted as the Texas 500 after the track's deal with Samsung ended last year.
The winners of races at the track are often given two revolvers and a cowboy hat while taking photographs in victory lane. The fastest qualifier is awarded a shotgun.
In his letter to Murdoch, Murphy cited the News Corp. boss' past support for tighter gun control laws in the United States, including a message Murdoch posted on Twitter shortly after the December Newtown shooting.
"Nice words from POTUS on shooting tragedy, but how about some bold leadership action?" Murdoch wrote.
"I would like to make a similar challenge to you," Murphy told the media mogul in his letter Thursday. "You should play a constructive role in our national dialogue by refraining from broadcasting the NRA 500. By airing this race you will be strengthening the brand of a radical organization that is currently standing in the way of meaningful progress on this issue."
Fox Sports remains under contract with NASCAR to broadcast certain Sprint Cup races.
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Miserden is built on the site of a castle, and is small village alongside a large estate.
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Road: M5 - Exit junction 11A, and head west on the A417 towards Cirencester. After the road bears right (junction with A436), turn right onto the B4070 towards Stroud. When the road bears right, turn off towards Whiteway, and follow it down to Miserden. +
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Sarah picks Brendan up from the railway station.
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Sarah picks Brendan up from the railway station.
Access: publicStatus: recognisable The Lodge
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The Tracey residence.
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Sarah visits the Tracey's to see if anyone is there.
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Sarah and K9 check the map for chapels.
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Sarah drives to the ruined church.
Where to walk to next?
Miserden Nurseries (K9 and Company). No route recorded to this location.
Miserden Park Estate (K9 and Company). No route recorded to this location.
Additional locations as the crow flies:
Miserden (village junction) (K9 and Company): 0.61 miles.
Wishanger Lane (K9 and Company): 1.10 miles.
Wishanger Farm (K9 and Company): 1.11 miles.
Cheltenham Road (K9 and Company): 2.63 miles.
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In reality Miserden doesn't have a railway station; the illusion was achieved in the story by hearing a train "out of shot" as Sarah and Brendan walk along.
Further links about the location:
British History - Miserden
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K9 and Company [16 Nov 1981]: The village of Morton Harwood.
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I was wondering if you knew of any known pictures of the above listed?
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Arsenio Gallegos
Edulia Gallegos
She was my sister. My father Luis R Gallegos, my
mother Belen C Gallegos, and my niece Sherry Martinez are all buried in the same plot with my sister Edulia at the San Rafael Cemetery in El
Guique. I would like to provide all the data for
all my relative who are not listed in your records.
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Arsenio Gallegos
Edulia Gallegos
She was my sister. My father Luis R Gallegos, my
mother Belen C Gallegos, and my niece Sherry Martinez are all buried in the same plot with my sister Edulia at the San Rafael Cemetery in El
Guique. I would like to provide all the data for
all my relative who are not listed in your records.
Arsenio Gallegos member #48294055
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Added supplied info along with your ID for the credit
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K Berry
RE: Los Angeles Nat'l Cemetery
You're very welcome!
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on Nov 25, 2013 8:42 PM
Ryan Curtis
Re: William Asay
Thank you so much for the transfer. I truly appreciate it!
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on Nov 25, 2013 3:21 PM
Antonio ~ they've added some other tabs, too...on right side for "edits" and "messages"...those can also be reached in the old, scrolling way, but looks like that might be changed before long?
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Bill Daugherty
Adelina Sandoval
Hi Antonio,
I delinked Carl Maynard Sprunger from the wrong Adelina Sandoval. Thanks for bringing it to my attention.
Bill D.
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RE: ancestry.com
Hi, Antonio ~ I actually saw a reference to the maps in some off-site discussion of FindAGrave, and it said that there was a charge (from Google or MapQuest?) every time a map was displayed (maybe after FindAGrave became owned by Ancestry because Ancestry is a for-profit business?) so the maps are put on a separate tab and are only displayed when someone clicks on the "map" tab. This makes sense, but was started with the ownership change. I did notice maps disappearing, but probably wouldn't've picked up on the reason if not for that other discussion.
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RE: John Howland #17551292
It appeared that Josina never knew she had an older half sister who died three years before she was born. I have no idea why the obit didn't link her to her father.
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Bigger pics, please, Daniel.
Yes, bigger pics, but it looks good.
"The enemies of reason have a certain blind look."
Doctor Jacquin to Lieutenant D'Hubert, in Ridley Scott's first major film _The Duellists_.
Are you going to build a model?
I love the smell of fresh cut plywood in the morning.
And more specs. Displacement? Ballast? Sailplan?
Some very interesting designs you you have been posting lately Dan. Keep 'em coming! The more specs, photos, design influences, drawings, and thoughts you post the better.
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I like it. Rather like CP Kunhardt's Dodge
Ok I slapped a model together last night but have to get the photos on line, seemed to work, there is a fair amount of twist to that piced in pannel, thre's the rub.
How do you envisage this boat being used? What's the market? Who's the customer? Is this a single person boat like the US 2.4 Meter Class?
the displacement will be quite alot for a 15' boat, if trailering a fair amount would necessarily be water ballast... but who trailers a plank on edge type cutter??
Sail would depend on ballast arrangement, I envision something huge, handled on deck by crew scurrying about as the hull plunges through a confused chop... still working on the sail plan
Builder would be a real Cutter Crank with limited traditional wood working experience... a rare breed!
Someone who wants to build a ply wood boat but wants a traditional type ballasted hull form.
there might be room for one bunk below deck... not sure
Displacement? Ballast? Sailplan? T.B.D.
lenght 15'
beam 3 1/2'
draft 3' 3"
spared L 24-26'
Last edited by Daniel Noyes; 12-08-2009 at 02:43 PM.
Very nice, I would like to build one. Her dimensions are similar to Buehler's Pogo Pogo, isn't ? Just one curiosity, why not a single chine?
I love the design and I hope Daniel will built it. Very clever and must be quite great to sail it.
But I don't get it and please don't get me wrong. When I asked time ago in the bilge why we can't show our own drawing, almost all the members gave me hell, saying that the WoodenBoat Forum rules are to be respected.
Change of heart gentlemen? see the light at the end of the tunnel?
Daniel (the other one)
There does seem to be a little more leeway thesedays. Plus there's this: link
Simpler is better, except when complicated looks really cool.
For what its worth, Daniel's two designs he just posted and some of the other designs that have been posted by others recently aren't designs ready for sale, or even build yet. They're being posted for review and critique. It does promote the designer some but it seems to be more a situation of the designer asking for input to improve the design. Look at the 15' Bagger thread, its a give and take situation, not a hey, buy this.
Ther's your problem, what did you expect to get, asking a question in the Bildge!
I for one wish more designers would post design Ideas to the forum. This is a sketch and not a set of plans for sale (no off sets) , I'm looking for feed back/ reaction to the Idea...I have a bunch more too
I looked at Pogo, nice boat, she looks lots bigger than this hull, probably the width, this cutter is only 3 1/2' wide.
By single chine I assume you are suggesting a V bottom hull with a deep heavy dead wood keel to aproximate the Cutter hull type?
sure that would be another way to achieve a similar type hull...possibly a better way, I think it would need less ballast, but thats how these plank on edge types worked they had a narrow, deep built down hull with lots of ballast at the bottom.
Which one next? a 12' yard tug for inboard power or 19' glued-lap ply catamaran styled on Hereshoffs famous Amarillis?
Yard tug! Yard Tug!
I would love to see the cat!
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Hi guys
the tugs about ready to go. it's just too cute.
this unusual machine might interest you Tim, also Amarillis/Hudson river sternsteerer design feel.
I think the design is a little ambitious horse power wise and I have since redrawn the design with larger planing hulls, longer wheel base on the 16' backbone and larger sail...
Of course you are right about the bilge
As I said, I love your design. It was not your work involve in my surprise.
I would lkike to see much more from a lot of designer, but lets face it they disapear, since they can't show anything.
I tryed myself, it was not for sale, in the design section, it was just a sketch, it was removed presto. You are more lucky.
As I said on the bilge, they do not like designer here. Sorry.
I realy hope they like you, and you continue to show your work with more plans.
I love your cutter, built it, fast, and go sailing like in the nineteen century.
Unfortunately I'm not building this little ship any time soon, I live in dory country for good reason, I could only sail this little cutter for an hour or two either side of high tide, our river dries out to a trickle at low tide, down river at ipswich or mabey out on Cape anne is a completely different story, plenty of deep water but I like walking down the street to go for a sail!
suggested sail plan
and card board model
If you can get a bunk in that, it would be a serious adventure boat. -- Wade
I did a 19 footer similar to that in the early 70's...I remember it as it was the very first Gaff rig that I did and had to spend a lot of time researching the rig and components ....long before the internet.
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The batle against the horrors of the myihos often leaves an investigator dead or insane. In either case, a paper trail has formed, one that can lead new, ignorant investigators into realms of unspeakable evil.
This supplement contains a large number of useful forms for use in a Call of Cthulhu® game. Death certificates, insanity certificates, patient records, and even finge... [click here for more]
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Little by little they rose grimly into the western sky; allowing us to witness the various bare, bleak, and blackened summits . . . in the reddish Antarctic lights against the provocative background of iridescent ice-dust clouds. In the whole spectacle there was a persistent, pervasive hint of stupendous secrecy and potential revelation. . . . I c... [click here for more]
This book contains a collection of modern-day organisations for use in your Call of Cthulhu games. The Church of a Thousand Tomorrows can nuke you from orbit, while the Sufferers' Guild could be brought down with a few well-placed phone calls. More importantly, all the personalities described have reasons for the things the... [click here for more]
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Do you have gaming buddies coming over tonight and don't know what to wear, or more ... [click here for more]
9 Glimpses of Horror
"Ooh, those A-li-ens, A-li-ens On a weekend from Mars They liked our girls and our cars- Ooh, those A-li-ens, A-li-ens" —From the Blood Brothers 2 soundtrack.
They're B-movies, they're bad, and they're back for more laughs. Nine scenarios which ha... [click here for more]
Autumn — the time of the Festival of the Dead, when the veil between the worlds is thinnest and prayers to ancestors easiest made. Pumpkin cakes are left in the Ancestors' Niche in every house, and children tie black and orange ribbons to the doors and put candles in the windows of their houses so their dead ancestors can easily find their way home.
It is a quiet time, afte... [click here for more]
This monograph constitutes Chaosium's first GenCon tournament for Cthulhu Dark Ages. The staffers chose the Latin name, which translates to "the approaching darkness". It also makes for a nifty acronym that fits in well with the Lovecraft Mythos.
The first scenario, Island of the Damned takes tough-as-nails Viking characte... [click here for more]
This is a collection of 120 Modern-Era NPCs for overworked keepers to use in their games and campaigns. These NPCs are ones typically found in society and can provide useful information, assistance, or adventuring opportunities for Investigators. All are complete with Statistics, skills, a physical description, and a brief, but highly individua... [click here for more]
Experts predict that the want and suffering of the Great Depression will create "a generation of cannibals." Panicked people flee their homes to escape a devastating invasion and poison gas attack. Life comes to a standstill as people watch a strange dust descend from the sky.
The spread of the Great Depression and the first ru... [click here for more]
Some time ago we asked you to submit adventures concerning the holiday season. This monograph contains five tales certain to scare the stockings off the mantle.
Set in Arkham in December of 2001, this tale involves four investigators gathered to celebrate the season, the mythos far away for the moment.
The investigat... [click here for more]
IN THE 1890s, Cthulhu and his minions share the globe with the mighty British Empire. But they owe allegiance to an empire of their own — a dark and cruel design on ownership of the world and on the dreams of humanity. Even among the green fields of rural England, only thoughtful and energetic intervention keeps the shadows at bay.
Ghastly Adventures & Erudite Lore
This book is composed of submissions to Different Worlds magazine and other Cthulhoid Chaosium projects. The Different Worlds readers' enthusiasm for the Cthulhu Mythos resulted in many excellent submissions, some of which appear, with permission, within these pages.
The contents of this... [click here for more]
ROMAN CHILDREN TREMBLE in their beds as their mothers tell them stories of Medusa, the Hundred-Handed Ones, and the War of the Titans. They pray that the Fates have woven a long skein for them, free from encounters with the Minotaur and Cerberus. Little do they know that things more horrible than the creatures of myth and lege... [click here for more]
Here are new beasts and creatures for use with the Cthulhu Invictus setting of the Call of Cthulhu role-playing game.
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AS ROME'S INFLUENCE SPREADS across the known world, so too spreads the worship of its gods. Roman leaders know that converting the people of conquered regions to the state religion makes them easier to control. But some gods have been worshipped longer than Rome has existed, and their supplicants won't easily change allegiances.
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Notes on Roman Patronage for use with the Cthulhu Invictus setting of the Call of Cthulhu role-playing game.
Non-player characters for use with the Cthulhu Invictus setting of the Call of Cthulhu role-playing game.
Cthulhu Live is a full evening's worth of fun every time it is played. There are no winners and no losers, only a group of friends having a good time. The participants are both actors and audience. Cthulhu Live is set in the universe of eldritch horror created by Howard Phillips Lovecraft - typically play alternates between horror and comedy, as the participants put different spin... [click here for more]
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LORD AND BEAST: set in early WWII (June 1942) in the South Pacific, and interpreting the setting of William Golding's Lord of the Flies, beginning when the adult rescuers arrive to save British boys stranded by a plane crash on a desert isl... [click here for more]
CTHULHU NOW includes four roleplaying adventures, "The City in the Sea," The Killer Out of Space," The Evil Stars," and "Dreams Dark and Deadly." Background essays provide new skills and occupations, up-to-date cash-flow information, an elaborate firearms article (and a foldout illustrating contemporary firearms), active and passive night-vision equipment,... [click here for more]
Call of Cthulhu Roleplaying in the 23rd Century
It is the year 2271.
The future is a dark and dangerous place. Outer space is the new frontier - humanity exploits the galaxy for its own ends. It is more than a hundred and fifty years since the United Earth Federation began to colonise the solar system and beyo... [click here for more]
Explore the occult in 1890s England. Particularly thorough background notes and unusual plots help keep the investigators on their toes. Streamlined investigator creation for the era: owning Gaslight is not necessary to use this book.
Gazing into the Dark Mirror
This is the very worst wickedness, that we refuse to acknowledge the passionate evil that is in us. This makes us secret and rotten."-D. H. Lawrence
CALL OF CTHULHU pits a dedicated group of investigators (controlled by the players) against a whole host of ills and evils. Sometimes the investigators are simply clearing up a localised problem wher... [click here for more]
Devil's Gulch is a typical town of the American Old West from 1870 through 1885. It is a collection of buildings set along a single dirt road with side streets where private residences are found. It features saloons, a bank, a general store, and a church. Most buildings are made of wood, though some bo... [click here for more]
The Second Cthulhu Invictus Companion
As a rule, men worry more about what they can't see than about what they can.
—Julius Caesar
Fear of the unknown is mankind's earliest fear, his most basic. What is out there in the dark?... [click here for more]
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Fatal Experiments is a collection of three independent 1920's adventures for the Call of Cthulhu roleplaying game. Two of the three scenarios are suitable for both beginning and experienced players, making this book a perfect companion for first-time buyers of the Call of Cthulhu game system. The remaining adventure is unusually dangerous -- to be played only by experienced... [click here for more]
Aircraft - Trains - Automobiles - Dirigibles - Diving Suits - Canal Boats - Armored Cars - Elephants - Siberian Sledges The golden age of travel occurred between 1880-1939. As traveling times shrank, destination became more important than journey, a notion now so conimon-sensical that we blink to think that the reverse was once truer. FEARFUL PASSAGES contains nine adventures s... [click here for more]
A survivor of the Great War, the Professor suffered a horrible shock a month ago — his father was killed, and he was injured and is slow to heal. He gathers a team to investigate the legendary Sphinx Tomb, seeking those with expertise in security or weapons, or interest in the occult or ancient religions.
MISKATONIC UNIVERSITY LIBRARY ASSOCIATION monographs are longer works... [click here for more]
This second Call of Cthulhu companion answers questions common to Call of Cthulhu games, and reveals ancient linguistic traces of the dread Cthulhu cult among various cultures.
It then summarizes all Mythos spells printed in Shadows of Yog-Sothoth, The Asylum, the Cthulhu Companion, The Fungi From Yuggoth, Curse of the Chthonians, Tra... [click here for more]
This essential supplement for the d20 edition of Call of Cthulhu contains the most important tables & rules synopses to make d20 Cthulhu game sessions easier & more enjoyable for the GM. Includes the 32 page adventure "The Lost temple of Yig", character sheets, NPC records, Monster Sheets, conversion notes between d20 Call of Cthulhu and the Classic Basic Roleplaying Call of C... [click here for more]
You know Julian Gatsby. He recently inherited the family home following the sad demise of his father. Julian is a free-spirited young man, in his mid-20s, and a new fan of the horse races. You arrive for a fabulous garden party and are shown to your room. Other guests arrive shortly after. In a few hours you will gather in the garden for an en... [click here for more]
"Behind everything crouched the brooding, festering horror of the ancient town . . . the changeless, legend-haunted city of Arkham, with its clustering gambrel roofs that sway and sag over attics where witches hid from the King's men in the dark, olden days of the Province.
It was always a very bad time in Arkham . . . .">... [click here for more]
For classic Call of Cthulhu and d20 Cthulhu. Dunwich is a small village located along the Miskatonic, upriver from Arkham. Until 1806, Dunwich was a thriving community, boasting many mills and the powerful Whateley family.
Those among the Whateleys came to know dark secrets about the world, and they fell into the worship of unwholesome crea... [click here for more]
Chaosium periodically hosts contests on our web site. The adventures presented here were chosen from among the best submissions from our 2005 Halloween Adventure contest.
Eyes That Should Not See
BY JIM LYNCH. The Trepanation Proponents of America (TPA) is a small organization, run by its founder — John Croft. Croft is an intellige... [click here for more]
This monograph is the result of Chaosium's annual Halloween Adventure Contest. What follows are eight tales of Halloween Horror spanning time and space, from medieval Europe to modern day Arkham. We hope you enjoy these Samhain offerings.
A 1920s ADVENTURE BY BRANDON HANLAN. "Of Angels And Bones" revolves around ... [click here for more]
Our Third Halloween Adventure monograph is here just in time for your Halloween Call of Cthulhu or Basic Roleplaying games. Here are six terrifying Halloween-themed adventures - winners and honorable mentions of the 3rd Annual Chaosium.com Halloween Adventure Contest (2007).
BY BOB BRINKMAN. Set in 1924 Arkham, MA this adventure is meant as a one ... [click here for more]
This dangerous investigation is set in Canada, in the 1920s.
The investigators meet the powerful Lavoie family of Montreal and learn what imperils them. They glimpse a strange cult that now thrives in Quebec and the ancient nemesis that guides it. They come to understand the horrible significance of a corpse discovered in the foundations of a former seminary. They at last perceive the t... [click here for more]
THREE HUNDRED YEARS AGO a brave human hero named Sir Tolwar was slain while leading an epic charge during the height of the Troll Wars. The body of the knight was never found but, because of his bravery, the tide of the war turned and Sir Tolwar became revered as a Saint. A brotherhood was formed that honored the knight, and they erected a ... [click here for more]
Three Scenarios for Call of Cthulhu
A disappearance.
A plea for help.
The strike of sudden madness.
Fear forms where shadows begin. The Cthulhu Mythos hovers at the edges of reason and sanity. With their courage and intelligence, investigators can dare the unknown and the unknowable, and r... [click here for more]
Hot Tips, Secret Info, & Sure-Fire Rules
Are there flashlights in the 1920s? How about flashbulbs? What can your licensed private-eye do? Can your investigators buy a machine gun?
Too often, Call of Cthulhu investigators find themselves not only baffled by the mysteries of the Mythos, but baffled as well by day-to-day... [click here for more]
Occupations & Skills
What, You Want To Live Forever?
Oh, just a little longer and a bit more pleasantly in the face of Mythos horrors. Let this book be your guide.
On becoming an investigator contains valuable tips that can help your investigator reach middle age, and possibly even those golden years. The Occupations Section ... [click here for more]


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True Film Production
Universal Music
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U.S. Merchant Marine Academy Alumni Association and Foundation
Wenner Media (Rolling Stone, Men's Journal, Us Weekly)
WOR710 Radio
Mass Communication Faculty
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NYC Sheriff's Office
New York State Police
NYS Unified Court System
Suffolk County Police
The Office of Senator Kirsten Gillibrand
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U.S. Customs and Border Protection
St. John's College Government & Politics Faculty
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Copyright Defense League
ESCADA of the Americas
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Immigration Advocacy Matters
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NYPD Cadet Corps
NYS Office of the Attorney General
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Trafalgar Tours
Warwick NY Hotel
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Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum
North Shore-Long Island Jewish Health System
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Rennen International / Club Motoring
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BET ( Black Entertainment Television)*
CBS News & Radio*
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Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum*
NBC Universal*
New York Mets*
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Travel Impressions (An American Express Company)*
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City Council members and Landis Sewerage Authority commissioners met for face-to-face talks Wednesday, the first such instance since news leaked of a city initiative to take over the independently run agency.
The future of Richland Village is much clearer this week with a court settlement that spared two of six properties the township had scheduled to sell at an auction later this month.
Newborns at Inspira Health Network will be welcomed into the world with a handmade gift whose maker hopes will provide comfort and joy.
Rebelling against their own staff's recommendations, state Pinelands officials on Wednesday refused to move ahead on a proposed agreement to allow a natural gas transmission line to be built through a forest zone in South Jersey.
Police were investigating gunfire Wednesday morning on the 300 block of 4th Street in which a man was shot multiple times in the arm and hand, officials said.
More than 1,500 of Cumberland County College's associates, family, friends and alumni across the country soon will find the school's new holiday card in their mailboxes, blending a mix of wintry weather and holiday cheer.
Rose Smith Moore, 43, of Alvine Road, Pittsgrove, was arrested Monday at Home Depot in Cumberland Mall and charged with shoplifting more than $230 worth of merchandise. She also was charged with possession of a hypodermic syringe.
James Carter, 45, of Vineland was arrested Wednesday on charges of shoplifting and possession of drug paraphernalia.
Isiah D. Gillis, 22, of the first block of South Avenue was arrested Tuesday on a warrant for failure to appear in Vineland Municipal Court and held on $750 bail in Cumberland County Jail.
Five vehicles were damaged in a fire in the employee parking lot at New York Avenue School.
A teenage student was arrested Monday afternoon and charged with possession of a knife inside Vineland High School 11-12.
The Hope Creek nuclear plant in South Jersey is back in service.
Nicholas Makos recently joined his brother, Robert Makos, and his father, Brian Makos, as an Eagle Scout. Nicholas serves as the senior patrol leader of Boy Scout Troop 4 in Millville.
More than a dozen veterans made their way to Favorites at Vineland on Wednesday to place their bets during an annual tradition.
A federal judge is raising questions about the Atlantic City Police Department's handling of brutality complaints against its officers.
New Jersey and other states expanding Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act showed a jump in enrollments for that safety-net program in the first month of sign-ups, comparing favorably to results in the new insurance marketplaces for those who purchased
Starting in January, New Jersey residents seeking state-issued high school diplomas will have options besides the venerable GED.
People who overdose on heroin in Ocean County soon will have access to an antidote that can revive them and it will be administered to them by the police.
New Jersey's top casino regulator has fined the Showboat casino hotel $7,000 for playing games with unshuffled cards, and violating rules regarding the money counting room.
The Center for Diagnostic Imaging has announced the addition of a new MRI system to its Vineland office.
The organizers of a petition drive to remove Mayor Ruben Bermudez from office through a recall election 'are lying and cannot be trusted,' the embattled, first-year incumbent responded Thursday.
VIDEO: Vineland Municipal Utilities Director Joe Isabella tells City Council it has the ultimate decision in Landis Sewerage Authority talks.
Video: LSA Executive Director Dennis Palmer discusses shared services with Vineland City Council.
County residents could eventually make anonymous reports on illegal weapons through a tipline, thanks to former Newark mayor and current U.S. Sen. Cory Booker.
Is New Jersey one of the states least likely to curse? Fuhgeddaboudit.
In his first visit to Cumberland County as a U.S. senator, Cory Booker pledged to area officials Tuesday to serve as an advocate for the struggling Delaware bayshore communities.
Mayor Ruben Bermudez plans to file a formal answer to claims by a group pushing for a special election in 2014 to remove him from office.
Workers started putting up a Christmas tree on Tuesday outside City Hall, a balsam fir donated by Buddy Cavallo and his family.
Rutgers University is starting a new enterprise risk management program aimed at warning top campus officials about potential problems and scandals.
A Main Street-based law firm will take over as the new municipal solicitor next year.
A 10-year-old boy who had been named the town's honorary police chief was given a funeral with full police honors Tuesday, his flag-draped coffin arriving at a church to the sound of bagpipes and leaving with a motorcycle escort.
Cumberland County College's Chorus, Gospel Choir, Wind Symphony and Jazz Band will perform joyous music of the season during a winter concert at 3 p.m. Sunday in the college's Frank Guaracini Jr. Fine and Performing Arts Center.
St. Mary School, 735 Union Road, will present Charles Dickens' 'A Christmas Carol' at 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday.
Firefighters responded to a false alarm on the 800 block of North High Street around 10 a.m. Tuesday.
Rosber Bartolon-Gonzalez, 25, of Irving Avenue, Bridgeton, was arrested at 1:02 a.m. Sunday and charged with driving while intoxicated at Delsea Drive and Grant Avenue. His blood-alcohol content was .12 percent.
A catalytic converter was reported stolen Monday from a pickup truck owned by Cumberland County in the county public works compound at 800 E. Commerce St. Someone also tried to remove another catalytic converter from a second vehicle. The total value of the stolen item and damage is about $750.
New Jersey's state Senate president says he's taking to Twitter to answer citizens' questions once per week.
Hundreds of thousands of people who attended concerts at a Monmouth County amphitheater over eight years would get free tickets and discount coupons under a preliminary court settlement reached with promoter Live Nation.
Inspira Medical Center Vineland recently received approval from the state Department of Health to perform emergency angioplasty, also known as emergency PCI (percutaneous coronary intervention).
As the holiday season progresses, it's not unusual for some to feel overwhelmed with the constant commercial message that can cloud the spirit of the season.
Noises heard on an emergency telephone call tipped police to rush to a South Seventh Street store in time to break up an armed robbery Saturday night.
County freeholders are doubling their investment in the proposed 30,000-square-foot Cumberland County College Arts and Business Innovation Center here in hopes of luring private investors to pick up the rest of the tab.
The annual Christmas Holiday Light Decoration Contest now will honor one of its brightest participants over the years.
The City Council has approved Robert Aussenberg for another term as director of the Department of Licenses and Inspections.
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Greg KH Self-Professed Email Junkie
Novell kernel developer Greg Kroah-Hartman has released statistics on his personal email activity.
Kroah-Hartman writes in his blog, "A few years ago, when one of my kids was asked what their dad did for work, they replied, 'Sit in the basement and write email.' It's not that far from the truth."
He analyzed his server log data to find out how many emails he wrote in 2008 and came up with 19,057, an average of 52 per day. Not that unusual these days, but the frequency is. The busiest day had 600 emails, which meant one per minute in a normal 10-hour day, although it's clear that Kroah-Hartman regularly puts in longer days.
He mentions in his blog that he sends out a lot of patch mail to the kernel list and replies to find out where patch originators work. The spike of email activity is at 10 in the morning and again around 4 in the afternoon. His statistics show peak activity over the year in June and August.
Kroah-Hartman says, "it's no wonder that Google thinks my email address is a spam-bot and refuses to let me sign up for any Google groups with it."
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October 22nd, 2011
Charles Edward Ables, 74, died Saturday, Oct. 8, 2011 at home.
Funeral services were Tuesday at Satartia First Baptist Church with Rev. Danny Duggan officiating. Services were under the direction of Stricklin-King Funeral Home.
Mr. Ables was born Feb. 7, 1937 in Yazoo County to Edward E. and Lucille Hawk Ables. He was a retired farmer and a member of First Baptist Church of Satartia.
He was preceded in death a brother, James Nobert Ables and a daughter, Stacey Ables.
Survivors include three sons, Michael Edward Ables of Yazoo City, Christopher Charles Ables of Vidalia and Daniel Frank Ables of Yazoo City; three brothers, Billy Ables (Patsy) of Holly Bluff; and Rayford Ables (Geraldine) of Batesville; a sister, Mary Leila Turnage (Jay) of Yazoo City; nine grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
Rylee Elizabeth Farrow, 14 months, died Saturday Oct. 15, 2011.
Funeral services were Monday at Wyatte Baptist Church. Burial followed in Cathey Cemetery under the direction of Pate-Jones Funeral Home of Senatobia.
Survivors include her parents Josh and Maggie Harber Farrow of Oxford; grandparents, Michael and Margaret Harber of Benton; and Bobby and Tammy Farrow of Wyatte; great-grandparents, Troye England of Wyatte and Leslie and Vivian England of Somerville, Tenn.; and uncles, Jason (Delaine) Harber of Flora and Justin Farrow of Wyatte.
MILDRED McGINNIS
Funeral services for Mildred J. McGinnis, 62, are today at 11 a.m. at the Love Feast M.B. Church in Louise with Rev. Billy Reed officiating. Burial will follow at the church cemetery under the direction of Smith Funeral Home Chapel in Belzoni.
Survivors include her mother, Mildred Bullock of Yazoo City; daughter, Lisa R. McGinnis of Chicago; brother, Davis Bullock Jr. of Chicago; and sisters, Dianne Lockhart of Phenix City, Ala.; Kim R. London of Richard Park, Ill. and Shirley D. Williams of Yazoo City.
CLAUDE WALLS Sr.
Claude George Walls Sr., 72 died Tuesday, Oct. 11, 2011 after a long struggle with many health conditions.
A memorial service will be held today at 10 a.m. at Abundant Love Church in Houston, Texas.
Mr. Walls was born in New Orleans, La., on January 19, 1939 to Pearl Baxter.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Juanita Walls.
Survivors include his son Claude Walls Jr., daughter in law Marlene Walls and grandchildren Jamal Kelly, Kandis, Kristelle, and Jawan Walls.


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