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Obama has been the biggest betrayal of blacks. He caused division where there had been no division...He and his friend Holder!! He is not even an American citizen. He is a usurper and a no good for nothing muslim who wants this Country and it people destroyed! I hope he ends up in maximum security Prison for the rest of his meserable life! Not one word that comes out of his mouth is anywhere near truth....He lies like Satan lies!!!
Tony: This guy scares the hell out of me. I wrote a post on facebook a month or so ago when I heard that he wanted to share some of our Nuclear Secrets with Russia. This is what Clinton did when he showed China how to keep their satelites in orbit, also he helped N. Korea out with their Nuclear problems which were of course "Just for peaceful purposes. I never used to be a birther before, but as the graduate of a Liberal School wrote. "Before I never noed how to spel Enjanear and tuday I are One" Today I am a birther 100%. There is just to much evidence out there that Obama is a fraud, a dangerous one at that.
I was amused when Obama had the gall to say that he didn't think that the ruler of N. Korea was qualified to be leader he was too young et al. Talk about the pot calling the Kettle back!. He gave a description of himself when he said that. It is amazing how often the Dems give away their intentions by projecting what they themselves think and do on to others.
The only way we can eliminate the corruption in Washington is to make sure that the truth gets out. The biggest obstacle I can see that has been preventing the TRUTH from reaching more people has been the Liberal Media. They have been quite successful at portraying members of the Tea Party as right- wing fanatics and Fox news as nothing more than mere propaganda. I have written an "Open Letter" to the president that will expose the hypocrisies of Obama regime and the lies that the media have been feeding America. I am challenging anyone reading these words to email me at firstname.lastname@example.com if you want to truly make a difference. In 1774 Thomas Paine wrote "Common Sense" and in less than 3 month 130,000 copies made their way around 13 colonies all without the aid of radio, television, cell phones, the internet or twitter. Think of what could be accomplished today.
I am calling all America musims to remove from the Kora or Cora the parts about jiad, if
they want to remain American. If ththey refuse, deport them. then the ones that stay obay the laws of this Nation only, not one law that goes against estebilshed laws of this Nation. Not sharia law! sharia law is of the past. As at one time in the old Testiment of our Bible was.They are either Americans of a musim faith and Trust in good with all other faiths to include none belivers. Muslims whom want only Muslims in their lives must be gone from America. For in America the main reason it excists is for freedom for all religions, and American laws are in exsistance to protect all its people of all faiths or of none.
America has laws that protect even Muslems but all it's people must abide by the laws of Americans.


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The Big Book of Questions and Answers About Jesus
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It is exciting to hear a child ask, "Who is Jesus?" Dr. Sinclair Ferguson's The Big Book of Questions & Answers about Jesus is designed to help answer children's questions that they have about the life and ministry of our … Learn MorePaperback - out of stock $15.00 $12.00 Backorder
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A drug sniffing dog, commonly used for finding drugs in school lockers.
Dan: I heard the pot dogs are coming to our school today! I hope they don't find the weed in my locker.
Jim: You're screwed! Haha
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by Hot as ice! April 21, 2010
rhyming slang in uk , a coon , nigger ,blackie ,or "wog" hence "pot dog". to be used when said dark skinned person is within earshot , so as not to cause offence or a possible altercation involving bloodshed.
fuck me! look at the afro on that fuckin pot dog!!!
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Comment: Re:Government must be transparent (Score 1) 55
Here here!! I'm working on my Ph.D. in economics with a non-market focuses, such as political economy. The sad fact is that even if government representatives are actually trying to do what's best for their constituents, they'll still do things that are harmful to most people to help the few who actively support them, meaning legislation on average is expected to be harmful. But it gets worse! because this type of legislation is difficult to get through congress unilaterally, legislators trade votes all the fucking time to get their bad policy passed in exchange for helping other bad policy pass. And this is assumes good-intentioned legislators who can be trusted to do their job as specified by the Constitution!
It's not that I don't think problems can be solved in a centralized manner. I don't even necessarily think the private market necessarily are more efficient when solving them. It's just that I don't trust any piece of policy that's gone through the legislative gauntlet of nearly 550 self-interested powerful individuals with almost no real accountability. It's binding legal language: they can literally change a few words to transform good policy into a legal means to rob us of billions of tax dollars often with ancillary consequences to boot. What's the chances the benefits of anything will outweigh its costs by the time it comes out of Congress? We're perfectly capable of taking care of ourselves and each other: deadlock sounds just fine to me; disempowerment sounds even better.


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ELKHART COUNTY, Ind. -- Hooley Classic Car Auction took over the Elkhart County Fair Grounds Saturday with about 100 vehicles up for grabs.
The auction has been called one of the best small sales in the nation.
This year's lineup featured a 1929 Ford Model-A Phaeton, classic Chevy pickups from the 40's and much, much more.
Old clients brought in new parts of their collections for the sale, including a number of Harley Davidson motorcycles and golf carts.
Hooley Car Auctions has been displaying and selling beloved automobiles in our area for 17 years.


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Mechanisms of plant co-existence: insights from a Rothamsted 171 years old experiment.
Research on Broadbalk weed communities has helped to answer the question of how a single plot of land can support up to 20 different weed species.
Great British Bioscience Festival inspires thousands of young scientists
Last weekend, thousands of visitors flocked to the Great British Bioscience Festival to discover how bioscience fuels us, feeds us and keeps us healthy.
Alpha & Omega exhibit heads to Great British Bioscience Festival
Alpha & Omega: Making omega-3 fish oils in GM Camelina plants exhibition at the Great British Bioscience Festival in the Museum Gardens, Bethnal Green, London, 14th - 16th November 2014.
CROPROTECT: a knowledge exchange system to support the use of IPM by UK growers
A new project will develop a web-based knowledge exchange system to support growers in protecting their crops using integrated pest management (IPM) and alternatives to pesticides.
Rothamsted Research receives the Athena SWAN Bronze Award
Rothamsted Research has received the Athena SWAN Bronze Award for its commitment to gender equality and support for women having their careers in science, technology, engineering, maths and medicine (STEMM).
The Farm Crap App won Soil Association Innovation Award
The Farm Crap App, or formally the Farm Manure Management App can help farmers visually assess the nutritive and economic value of livestock manures
Rothamsted Research and Oaklands College join forces to launch new apprenticeship scheme
Rothamsted Research has teamed up with Oaklands College to launch the institute's first formal apprenticeship scheme.
Professor Martin Parry has received a "National Friendship Award" from the Chinese Government
The award is the highest the Chinese Government makes to non-Chinese experts.
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Training the next generation of bioscientists
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I really appreciate the thoughts behind this post, but I disagree with the method.
I'd much rather see you put together a manual of sorts for these things then just dump a bunch of code out there. (Catch-22 moment: those who know how to handle that code probably don't need the code.)
I like the RF and Seal icons, I made something similar myself (though far more annoying, and for all seals.)
You don't need a sacred duty proc notification (since in almost all situations, proc fishing for that is pointless.)
I'd change the holy shield notification to "Holy shield not up." (so you know you need to fix it when you see it.)
I'd change the ardent defender and divine protection auras into a single, bigger icon, and I'd include all tank cooldowns available in the activation list. (Safeguard, hand of sacrifice, pain suppression, divine guardian, etc.)
Yes, that's long list of things to change, but I really like the way it looks right now. It's simple, minimalistic and effective - well done.


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Barbosa, J. S. and Costa, R. R. and Testera, A. M. and Alonso, M. and Rodríguez-Cabello, J. C. and Mano, J. F. (2009) Multi-Layered Films Containing a Biomimetic Stimuli-Responsive Recombinant Protein. Nanoscale Research Letters, 4 (10). pp. 1247-1253. ISSN 1931-7573 (Print) 1556-276X (Online)
Bayer, Carolyn L. and Konuk, Alper A. and Peppas, Nicholas A. (2010) Development of a protein sensing device utilizing interactions between polyaniline and a polymer acid dopant. Biomedical Microdevices, 12 (3). pp. 435-442.
Bhambhani, Akhilesh and Kumar, Challa V. (2008) Enzyme-inorganic nanoporous materials: Stabilization of proteins intercalated in alpha-zirconium(IV) phosphate by a denaturant. MICROPOROUS AND MESOPOROUS MATERIALS, 110 (2-3). pp. 517-527.
Biswas, Modhura and Raichur, Ashok. M. (2008) Electrokinetic and Rheological Properties of Nano Zirconia in the Presence of Rhamnolipid Biosurfactant. Journal of the American Ceramic Society, 91 (10). pp. 3197-3201.
Bottini, Massimo and D'Annibale, Federica and Magrini, Andrea and Cerignoli, Fabio and Arimura, Yutaka and Dawson, Marcia I. and Bergamaschi, Enrico and Rosato, Nicola and Bergamaschi, Antonio and Mustelin, Tomas (2007) Quantum dot-doped silica nanoparticles as probes for targeting of T-lymphocytes. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF NANOMEDICINE, 2 (2). pp. 227-233.
Brian Sheng Xian, Teo and Mahiran, Basri and Mohd Rezuwan Shah, Zakaria and Abu Bakar, Salleh and Raja Noor Zaliha Raja Abdul, Rahman (2010) A potential tocopherol acetate loaded palm oil esters-in-water nanoemulsions for nanocosmeceuticals. J Nanobiotechnology . ISSN 1477-3155
Buehler, Markus J. (2007) Molecular nanomechanics of nascent bone: fibrillar toughening by mineralization. NANOTECHNOLOGY, 18 (29).
Chen, C and Daniel, Marie-Christine and Quinkert, Z. T. and De, Mrinmoy and Stein, Barry and Bowman, V. D. and Chipman, P. R. and Rotello, Vincent M. and Kao, C. Cheng and Dragnea, Bogdan (2006) Nanoparticle-templated assembly of viral protein cages. NANO LETTERS, 6 (4). pp. 611-615.
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Chen, Ling and Zhang, Li-Qun and Tang, Rui-Fen and Lu, Yong-Lai (2012) Synthesis and thermal properties of phase-change microcapsules incorporated with nano alumina particles in the shell. wiley online library, 124 (1). pp. 689-698. ISSN 0021-8995
Chen, XM and Li, YB and Zuo, Y and Zhang, L and Li, JD and Wang, HA (2009) Properties and in vitro biological evaluation of nano-hydroxyapatite/chitosan membranes for bone guided regeneration. MATERIALS SCIENCE & ENGINEERING C-BIOMIMETIC AND SUPRAMOLECULAR SYSTEMS, 29 (1). pp. 29-35. ISSN 0928-4931
Chow, Edward Kai-Hua and Pierstorff, Erik and Cheng, Genhong and Ho, Dean (2008) Copolymeric nanofilm platform for controlled and localized therapeutic delivery. ACS NANO, 2 (1). pp. 33-40.
Chowdhury, Mustafa H. and Ray, Krishanu and Aslan, Kadir and Lakowicz, Joseph R. and Geddes, Chris D. (2007) Metal-enhanced fluorescence of phycobiliproteins from heterogeneous plasmonic nanostructures. JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY C, 111 (51). pp. 18856-18863.
Christ, Kevin V. and Williamson, Kyle B. and Masters, Kristyn S. and Turner, Kevin T. (2010) Measurement of single-cell adhesion strength using a microfluidic assay. Biomedical Microdevices, 12 (3). pp. 443-455.
Ciobanu, Carmen Steluta and Massuyeau, Florian and Constantin, Liliana Violeta and Predoi, Daniela (2011) Structural and physical properties of antibacterial Ag-doped nano-hydroxyapatite synthesized at 100°C. NANOSCALE RESEARCH LETTERS, 6 (1). pp. 1-8. ISSN 1931-7573 (Print) 1556-276X (Online)
Claridge, Shelley A. and Liang, Huiyang W. and Basu, S. Roger and Frechet, Jean M. J. and Alivisatos, A. Paul (2008) Isolation of discrete nanoparticle - DNA conjugates for plasmonic applications. NANO LETTERS, 8 (4). pp. 1202-1206.
Cui, Chunxiang and Liu, Hua and Li, Yanchun and Sun, Jinbin and Wang, Ru and Liu, Shuangjin and Greer, A. Lindsay (2005) Fabrication and biocompatibility of nano-TiO2/titanium alloys biomaterials. Materials Letters, 59 (24-25). 3144 - 3148.
D'Souza, Lawrence and Bera, Parthasarathi and Sampath, S. (2002) Silver-palladium nanodispersions in silicate matrices: highly uniform, stable, bimetallic. Journal of Colloid and Interface Science, 246 (1). pp. 92-99. ISSN 0021-9797
DaCosta, Ralph S. and Wilson, Brian C. and Marcon, Norman E. (2007) Fluorescence and spectral imaging. THESCIENTIFICWORLDJOURNAL, 7 . pp. 2046-2071.
Datta, K. K. R. and Srinivasan, B and Balaram, H and Eswaramoorthy, Muthusamy (2008) Synthesis of agarose-metal/semiconductor nanoparticles having superior bacteriocidal activity and their simple conversion to metal-carbon composites. J. Chem. Sci, 120 (6). pp. 579-586.
Deka, Harekrishna and Karak, Niranjan (2009) Vegetable Oil-Based Hyperbranched Thermosetting Polyurethane/Clay Nanocomposites. Nanoscale Research Letters, 4 (7). pp. 758-765.
Deng, C and Weng, J and Lu, X and Zhou, S. B. and Wan, J. X. and Qu, S. X. and Feng, B and Li, X. H. and Cheng, Q. Y. (2008) Mechanism of ultrahigh elongation rate of poly(D,L-lactide)-matrix composite biomaterial containing nano-apatite fillers. Materials Letters, 62 (4-5). 607 - 610.
DR. Prof. Mohamed Abdelall Ibrahem, DR. Mo and Faten Fares Fouad, FFF (2020) NanoArchitecture and Sustainability. NanoArchitecture . pp. 120-140. (Unpublished)
Dubey, Shashi Prabha and Dwivedi, Amarendra Dhar and Sillanpää, Mika and Gopal, Krishna (2010) Artemisia vulgaris-derived mesoporous honeycomb-shaped activated carbon for ibuprofen adsorption. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING JOURNAL, 165 . pp. 537-544. ISSN 1385-8947
Dubey, Shashi Prabha and Lahtinen, Manu and Särkkä, Heikki and Sillanpää, Mika (2010) Bioprospective of Sorbus aucuparia leaf extract in development of silver and gold nanocolloids. Colloids and Surfaces B: Biointerfaces, 80 . pp. 26-33. ISSN 0927-7765
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Ebeling, D and Holscher, H and Fuchs, Harald and Anczykowski, B and Schwarz, U. D. (2006) Imaging of biomaterials in liquids: a comparison between conventional and Q-controlled amplitude modulation ('tapping mode') atomic force microscopy. Nanotechnology, 17 (7). S221-S226. ISSN 09574484
Erdem , R. and Sancak , E. and Pazarlioglu, S. and Akali , M. and Atak , O. (2013) Investigation of the mechanical properties of polyamide 6 / chitosan / hydroxyapatite based electrospun nanofibrous biocomposites. Nano Studies, 8 . pp. 103-110. ISSN 1987 – 8826
Erisken, Cevat and Kalyon, Dilhan M. and Wang, Hongjun (2008) A hybrid twin screw extrusion/electrospinning method to process nanoparticle-incorporated electrospun nanofibres. NANOTECHNOLOGY, 19 (16).
Erkan, Yavuz and Halma, Kiona and Czolkos, Ilja and Jesorka, Aldo and Dommersnes, Paul and Kumar, Ravindra and Brown, Tom and Orwar, Owe (2008) Controlled release of Chol-TEG-DNA from nano- and micropatterned SU-8 surfaces by a spreading lipid film. NANO LETTERS, 8 (1). pp. 227-231.
Fathi, M. H. and Hanifi, A (2007) Evaluation and characterization of nanostructure hydroxyapatite powder prepared by simple sol-gel method. Materials Letters, 61 (18). 3978 - 3983.
Fernández-Rosas, Elisabet and Gómez, Rodrigo and Ibañez, Elena and Barrios, Lleonard and Duch, Marta and Esteve, Jaume and Plaza, José and Nogués, Carme (2010) Internalization and cytotoxicity analysis of silicon-based microparticles in macrophages and embryos. Biomedical Microdevices, 12 (3). pp. 371-379.
Flexer, Victoria and Forzani, Erica S. and Calvo, Ernesto J. and Ludueña, Silvio J. and Pietrasanta, Lia I. (2006) Structure and Thickness Dependence of "Molecular Wiring" in Nanostructured Enzyme Multilayers. Analytical Chemistry, 78 (2). p. 399. ISSN 0003-2700
Gallaway, Joshua and Wheeldon, Ian and Rincon, Rosalba and Atanassov, Plamen and Banta, Scott and Barton, Scott Calabrese (2008) Oxygen-reducing enzyme cathodes produced from SLAC, a small laccase from Streptomyces coelicolor. BIOSENSORS & BIOELECTRONICS, 23 (8). pp. 1229-1235.
Gao, De and Agayan, Rodney R. and Xu, Hao and Philbert, Martin A. and Kopelman, Raoul (2006) Nanoparticles for two-photon photodynamic therapy in living cells. NANO LETTERS, 6 (11). pp. 2383-2386.
GONZALEZ, G and PRIANO, G and GUNTHER, M and BATTAGLINI, F (2008) Mass transport effect of mesoscopic domains in the amperometric response of an electroactive species: Modeling for its applications in biomolecule detection. Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical . ISSN 09254005 (In Press)
Gopinath, P and Gogoi, Sonit Kumar and Chattopadhyay, Arun and Ghosh, Siddhartha Sankar (2008) Implications of silver nanoparticle induced cell apoptosis for in vitro gene therapy. Nanotechnology, 19 (7). 075104 .
Gopinath, P and Gogoi, Sonit Kumar and Paul, Anumita and Ramesh, A and Ghosh, Siddhartha Sankar and Chattopadhyay, Arun (2006) Green Fluorescent Protein-Expressing Escherichia coli as a Model System for Investigating the Antimicrobial Activities of Silver Nanoparticles. Langmuir, 22 (22). pp. 9322-9328.
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Albashiri, Kamal Ali (2010) An investigation into the issues of multi-agent data mining. Doctoral thesis, University of Liverpool.
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Very often data relevant to one search is not located at a single site, it may be widely-distributed and in many different forms. Similarly there may be a number of algorithms that may be applied to a single Knowledge Discovery in Databases (KDD) task with no obvious "best" algorithm. There is a clear advantage to be gained from a software organisation that can locate, evaluate, consolidate and mine data from diverse sources and/or apply a diverse number of algorithms. Multi-agent systems (MAS) often deal with complex applications that require distributed problem solving. Since MAS are often distributed and agents have proactive and reactive features, combining Data Mining (DM) with MAS for Data Mining (DM) intensive applications is therefore appealing. This thesis discusses a number of research issues concerned with the viability of Multi-Agent systems for Data Mining (MADM). The problem addressed by this thesis is that of investigating the usefulness of MAS in the context of DM. This thesis also examines the issues affecting the design and implementation of a generic and extendible agent-based data mining framework. The principal research issues associated with MADM are those of experience and resource sharing, flexibility and extendibility, and protection of privacy and intellectual property rights. To investigate and evaluate proposed solutions to MADM issues, an Extendible Multi-Agent Data mining System (EMADS) was developed. This framework promotes the ideas of high availability and high performance without compromising data or DM algorithm integrity. The proposed framework provides a highly flexible and extendible data-mining platform. The resulting system allows users to build collaborative DM approaches. The proposed framework has been applied to a number of DM scenarios. Experimental tests on real data have confirmed its effectiveness.
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US Judo women team have arrived in Japan to train for a week
March 07, 2013, 2:52 p.m. (ET)
A group of USA Judo women athletes including US Olympic Bronze Medalist Marti Malloy and US Olympic Gold medalist Kayla Harrison have travelled to Japan to train with the National Japanese Team.
As part of the USA Judo's High Performance programs, the purpose of the trip for the team is to train with top level athletes and get ready for the upcoming IJF Continental Cups in Uruguay and Argentina.
U.S. athletes attending the practice are:
- Kayla Harrison
- Hana Carmichael
- Janine Nakao
- Marti Malloy
- Meghan Arena
The training runs from March 4th thru the 8th


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Fish Head Cantina
|(410) 247-2474
|4802 Benson Ave.
Arbutus, MD 21227
More on Fish Head Cantina.
If you've ever wondered where young people in the greater Halethorpe/Arbutus area go to drink, this is probably it. Located up on a hill on Benson Avenue, commanding a view of a sprawling industrial park, Fish Head Cantina's patrons are unobtrusively rocking, beer ponging, and bikini contesting the nights away. But you'd never really know it, because the place is so far removed from the main road and its only immediate neighbors appear to be businesses that are done for the day by 5. We'd driven past the joint hundreds of times without even giving it a second look, until a friend's band was playing there one night and we stopped in to watch. We were startled, first off, by the fact that it was only midweek and the place was hopping--serious pool players (the kind that bring their own cues) packed one side of the bar, and a crew of drinkers, old and young, kept the bartenders busy on the other. The place has sort of a Key West/Margaritaville meets NASCAR on the Eastern Shore décor: Think bamboo/grass hut accents and plastic green iguanas on the wall, sharing space with posters of Budweiser chicks in bikinis, touchscreen video games, and big-screen TVs. But that's not all there is to the Fish Head. Follow the bright-yellow signs directing you to the Paradise Pavilion tiki bar and beer garden, turn left through a brightly painted room dwarfed by a humongous flat-screen TV, and exit through the door. You'll find yourself on a wooden walkway that leads to an enormous outdoor pavilion space with a stage, sound system, tiki bar, and enough seating for a small army. The pavilion is apparently open-air in warm weather, but when it's cold outside, plastic tent walls keep the breeze out and the heat from portable patio heaters in. It's genius--Bohager's for county kids. And we'll certainly be visiting on Easter Sunday, when Fish Head Cantina is serving up Easter Bunny Shooters. You know, for the big kids.


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ALCORN, Isham to Permetia HEARTGRAVES, 22 May
1823 in Davidson Township, by William Looney, JP, A-6
ARCHER, Aaron to Elizabeth MARSHALL, 22 March 1832, by Nelson R Bewley, MG, A-26
BAGWELL, Littleton to Mahala BROWN, 20 February 1834, by Nicholas Harris, JP, A-40
BAKER, Asa to Malina PlERCE, 19 December 1822 both of Spring River Township, by Henry Sanford, JP, A-4 and 5
BAKER, George A. to Elizabeth GARNER (or GAMER), 11 March 1832, by Beverley R. Baker, JP, A-25
BAKER, Thomas to Celia HALCOMBE, 10 May 1835, by John B. Hammond, JP, A-50
BARNETT, William A, to Charlotte MANGRUM, 12 March 1835, by Peyton R, Pitman, JP, A-45
BEAN, Marke to Hetty STUART, 2 November 1828, "both of lawful age, " by Isaac Brookfield, MG ME Ch. , A -13
BELLAH, Charles to Martha BREDEN, 29 September 1831, by Benjamin Jones, JP, A-24
BELLAH, Samuel to Berintha HUDSON, 5 July 1832, by Beverley R. Baker, J P. A-28
BLANKENSHIP, Alexander to Polly MURPHE, 27 August 1835, by John B. Hammond, JP, A-50
BLYTH, Daniel to Elizabeth CANTRELL, 12 July 1835 in Current River Township, by John L. Cochran, JP, A-49
BLYTH, James to Lydia CROSS, 2 July 1835, by Sherard Winningham, PG, A-49
BOID, William to Polly WILLMETH, 5 April 1834, by Joseph Spikes, JP, A-39
BRANDEN, James A. to Fanny PERKINS, 13 November 1834, by John Milligan, Preacher of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, A -44
BREWER, Willis to Isabela WEST, "both of Strawberry (township)," 1 April 1824, by Abner B. West, JP, A-9 and 10
BROOKFIELD, Isaac to Nancy CAMPBELL, 23 March 1823 "at James Campbell' s, " by Thomas Wright, PE, A-5
BUTCHER, John to Thirzy BAKER, 25 November 1832, by Beverley ß. Baker, JP, A-28 and 29
CALVEN. John C. to Luiza HADLAY. 27 August 1832. Richmond Hall, JP Witnesses: Stephen Austin and Greenup Hall A-27
CAPPS, Nimrod to Cynthia MATTIX, 13 June 1830, by Isham F. A1- corn, JP, A-17
CHILDRES, Alexander C. to Matilda FORTENBERRY, 6 February 1834, by John B. Hammond, JP, A-37
CHILDERS, Joseph to Polly WAYLAND, 5 March 1835, by Charles Buster, JP, A-46
CHISM, George Washington to Jane LANKFORD, 22 May 1836, by A, L Sloan, JP, A-53
CHISM, Mr. Washington to Miss Elizabeth Caroline BURGESS, 1 November 1833, by Alfred L, Sloan, JP, A-37
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CLARK, Joseph to Elizabeth COCKRUM, 18 September
1834, by W.G, Arledge, JP, A-43
COCHRAN, George W. to Elizabeth MATTIX, 29 November 1832 in Davidson Township, by Isham F, Alcorn, JP, A-29
COCHRAN, James to Levina PIERCE, 19 December 1822, by Henry Sanford, JP, A-5
COCHRAN, Pleasant to Alferna CLARK, 1 October 1833, by Charles Robertson, JP. Witness: John Clark. A-38
CRAWFORD, Colby to Lisha FRYER (".formerly Lisha English"), 4 November 1830, by David Orr (no title given), A-19 and 20
CROW, Enoch B. to Sally ROATEN, 9 November 1834, by Charles Buster, JP, A-44
CROWLEY, Samuel to Sarah HUDGINS, 28 February 1833, by Charleå Robertson, JP, Witnesses: Wiley Crowley and Preston Harris. A-32
CROWLEY, Thomas to Sinthy CAMPBELL*, 3 November 1823, by William C, Bryant, PG, A-6 (*see Cynthia Crowley to David W. Lowe, A-14)
DARTER, Andrew to Prudee WAYLAND, 1 January 1835, by Alen Samuel (no title given), A-45
DARTER, Michael Vendrick to Kissiah STARNS, 13 February 1834, by Charles Buster, JP, A-38
DAVIS, Elijah to Elizabeth FLETCHER*, 1 July 1821, by Pevton R. Pitman, JP, A-2 [*Elizabeth is a widow, Her father was Caleb Lindsey, who is said to have been the first schoolmaster to teach in what later became Arkansas. A cave in "Old" Lawrence County was the classroom, )
DAVIS, James to Delilah AUSTIN, 8 October 1826, by Edward McDonald, JP, A -12
DAVIS, Nathan to Atlantic HILLHOUSE*, 7 August 1828 in Strawberry Township, by John Kelley, E,M,E,C" A-13 (*See Wi1liam B, Marshall to Atlantic Davis, A-30 and 31,)
DODD, Jesse "of lawful age" to Abigail JONES "not of lawful age but by consent of her father, " 13 November 1832, by Jesse James, LP, A-34
DONATHAN, John to Elizabeth DRAVIER, 8 March, 1835, by James C. Loyd, JP, A-48
DOTSON, Dimon to Jane NORRLS, 20 March 1836, by James C. Loyd, JP, A-54
DOUTY, Reuben "of lawful age" to Polly RODNEY, "daughter of Thomas S, Rodney, " 10 June 1824, by Peyton R. Pitman, JP, A-8
DRUMINS, Braxton to Susannah POLSON, 30 July 1831 in Strawberry Towwnship, by Henry Wayland, JP, A-23
DUPREY, David to Hannah PEARCE, 2 November 1835, by James C. Loyd, JP, A-52
EATON, Alexander to Margaret BOILS, 4 November 1834, by Joseph Spikes, JP, A -43
EDEN, Johnson to Rhoda BLY, 24 October 1834, by Jno, Kavanaugh, JP ME Ch., A-39
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EDON, Alexander to Polly WOODS, 13 March 1830,
by John L. Cochran, JP, A-18
ELLIOTT, Michael to Melinda BERRY, 8 February 1835, by Charles Buster, JP, A-46
EVERITT, Isaac B, to Nancy WILSON, 23 July 1835, by John B, Hammond, JP, A-50
FLETCHER, Levi to Elizabeth SHAVER, "in the month of November 1823, " by Peyton R, Pitman, JP, A-7 (Pitman's statement was filed for record on 15 December 1823)
FORD, Drury S. to Elizabeth LUTTERAL, 17 February 1831, by Jno, Kavanaugh, JP, A-20
FORESTER, John to Kathanne DAGNER, 27 April 1834, by John B, Townsend, JP, A-39 .
FORTENBERRY, Absalom to Mary DAVIS, 27 September 1832, by J B, Hammond, JP, A-31
FORTENBERRY, Elisha to Sally WAYLAND, 5 May 1825, by H, Way- land, JP, A-11
FORTENBERY, Taylor to Jane CRAVENS, 12 March 1835, by Charles Buster, JP, A-46
FOSTER Logan R to Eliza LEWIS "by consent of her legal guandian, 20 April 1832, by Burwel1 J. Wiley, JP, A-27
FRIER, Robert to Lusinda LATHAM, 26 April 1825, "at the house of Jeromiah Latham, " by Robert Sloan, MG, A-11
FROST, Gabriel to Levicy HULCY, 17 December 1829, by John Milligan, MG CP, A-15 GAGE Calvin to Mary FOWLER, 20 February 1834, by Nicholas Harris, JP, A-40
GIBSON, Humphrey to Jane WEST, 10 October 1831, by John Milligan, MG CP, A -22
GOLLIHER, William to Sarah FLANERY, 15 July 1830 "with mutual consent of all parties, " by David Orr (no title given), A-18
GRAY, Jesse to Lucinda Jane FORD, 14 January 1834 in Current River Township, by John L, Cochran, JP, A-37
GULLICK, William to Mariah ELDRIDGE, 3 January 1834, by Burwell J. Wiley, JP, A-39
HARDIN*, Andrew J, to Sophronia HUTCHINSON, 26 May 1836, by David W, Lowe, JP, A-53 (* Son ofJoseph Hardin of Davidsonville who was Sheriff of Lawrence County and Colonel of the Third Regiment of Territorial Militia See A-9, the marriage of this Joseph Hardin to his second wife, Ellen Davis, )
HARDIN*, Joseph to Ellen DAVIS, 19 December 1824, by Henry Wayland, JP, A-9 (*Sheriff of Lawrence County and Colonel of the Third Regiment of the Territorial Militia, His first wife, Margaret Johnson, whom he married on 19 November 1808 in Livingston County, Kentucky, died on 17 August 1817 in Davidsonville, the county-seat of Lawrence, giving birth there to their fifth child, a daughter, Margaret Ann Hardin.
HINES, David to Margaret Ann MATTIX, 22 February
1827, by James Sloan, JP, A-12
HOLLINGSWORTH, Jacob to Elizabeth HOUSE, 19 June 1834, by Charles Buster, JP, A-41
HUDSON, Edward to Sarah NEAL, 28 March 1833 in Davidson Township, by Isham F, Alcorn, JP, A-32
HUDSON, Samuel to Nancy BELLAH, 28 September 1833 in Davidson Township, by Isham F, Alcorn, JP, A-28
ISACKS, James to Arah WATSON 7 February 1832, "both of lawful age, "' by Burnwell J, Wiley, JP, A-27
JARRETT, Anthony to Polly ROGERS, 18 January 1824, by Peyton R, Pitman, JP, A-g
JARRETT, William to Hannah SEAVERS*, 4 March 1821, by Peyton R. Pittman, JP, A-3 (* Widow of Gabriel Seavers, who died in Lawrence County, )
JEFFRY, James to Elizabeth CARUTHERS, 14 February 1823, by Andrew Boyd, PG, A-6
JOBE, Isaac to Dorcas JOBE, 13 October 1834 in Davidson Township, by William L, Rice, JP, A-43
JOHNSON, Martin to Peggy GULLlTTE, "in the month of December 1823", by Peyton R Pitman, JP, A-7 (Pitman's statement was filed for record on 18 December 1823)
HENRY J0NES to Sally HEDGES 12 August 1830 b John L, Cochran, JP, A-11
JORDAN, James to Nelly COCHRAN, 28 October 1824, by Andrew Boyd, MG ME Ch, , A -10
KEITH, Bird to Sarah MAY, 2 March 1825, by Frederick B, Leach MG ME Ch., A-10 and 11 '
KELLETT, John to Lucinda HALCOMBE, 28 March 1833, by John F. Booth, JP, A-31
KELLETT, William to Sally GRAY, 2 April 1836 "both of lawful age, " bý John F. Booth, JP, A-53
KESTER, Frederick to Polly HUMPHREYS, 24 November 1831, by William Kellett, PG, A-24
KESTER, Isaac tó Nancy GREY, 26 September 1833, by John F, Boothe, JP, A -36
KING, Henry to Susannah SIMPSON, 25 September 1834, by A, L, Sloan, JP, A-42
KING, Isaac to Roeany BRIDGES, 4 August 1831, by David Orr (no title given), A-22
KING, John H. to Sarah JACKSON, 22 November 1835, by James C, Loyd, JP, A-51
LAMB, Thomas to Sally CROWLEY, 21 June 1829, by Isaac Brookfield, MG ME Ch., A-14
LAWSON, Daniel to Rachel MACKE, 6 October 1832, by Richmond Hall, JP, Witnesses: George Lamb and Isaac Lamb, A-29
LEDFORD, William J, to Artimecy KING, 12 March 1835, by James C. Loyd, JP, A-48
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LEEHANCE I,ewis to Cicisley WOMMACK, 20 November
1831 in Current Rivér Twp, , by H, Slavens, Jp, A-25
LINSEY, Carlton to Catherine MANSKER, 1 January 1824, by Pitman, JP, A-7
LINLEY, Samuel to Letha TURMON, 29 December 1833 b John B, Hammond, JP, A-36
LOGAN, Charles tó Sally DARTER, 25 Januay 1835, by Charles Buster, JP, A-46
LOWE, David W. to Cynthia CROWLEY *(widow of Thomas Crowley,dec'd 19 March 1829 by Isaac Brookfield, MC ME Ch" A-14 (see A-6, Sinthy Campbell to Thomas Crowley, 1823, In 1838 the Lowes moved to Independence County, Arkansas, where he served several terms as County Judge,)
McCORMICK, James of Wayne County, Missouri, to Delitha PERKINS of Arkansas Territory (no county of residence given) 2 August 1821, by Charles Hatcher, JP, A-1
McDONALD, William to Levina TYLER, 25 February 1831, by Benjamin, Jones, JP, A-20
McILROY, DANIEL to Elizabeth LYNCH, 21 August l83l, by Isham F. Alcorn, JP, A-23
McILROY, Hamet to Elizabeth DAVIS, 11 July 1833 in Davidson Township, by Isham F. Alcorn, ,Jp, A-34
McKINNLEY,Charles to Nancy JOHNSON, 17 June 1830, by John L, Cochran, JP, A-17
McKINLEY,Samuel to Sarah SANDERS, 25 August 1833, Charles Robertson, , Witness: John Clark, A-38
MCMILLAN, William to Mary SLOAN, 28 October 1829, by Jessee M. Blair (no title given), A-15
MAHERGE, Mr, Albert to Miss Margaret STROUD, 1 September 1833, by A1fred L, Sloan, JP, A-35
MALONE, Axum to Ritha LENOX, 30 December 1833, by John B. Hammond, JP, A-41
MANSON, William to Elizabeth CRABTREE, 10 October 1833 by George Archer, Jp, A-36
MARSHALL, David to Laviny HILLHOUSE 8 May 1834, by Charles Buster, JP, A-36
MARSHALL, WILLIAM B. to "to the amiable Atlantic DAVIS (widow of the late Nathan Davis, dec d, and daughber of Polly Hillhouse), "October 31, both of lawful age, by Thomas McCarroll, JP, A-30 and 31
MARTIN, Leander P, to Nancy R, Miysa LASSATER, 18 February 1836, by John Milligan (no title given, but he was the Cumberland Presbyterian preacher), A-53
MARTIN, Samson to Elizabeth LOWDER, 16 October 1833, by Charles Robertson, JP, Witness: Hiram Massengill, A-38
MILLER, Samuel to Betsy PEARCE, 13 September 1835, by John F, Booth, JP, A-50
MILLER, William to Meranda TYLER, 13 August 1835, by Benjamin Jones, JP, A -51
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MILLS, William to Clarissa ROBBINS, 26 March
1822 , by James Boyd, JP, A-6
MOCK, Matthias to Margaret MANSKER*, 24 June 1828, by Edward McDonald, ,JP, A-14 (*Daughter of George Mansker, Sr. She is Mock's second wife. Mock first married to Leah Shaver. See Mock's Will, proved in Randolph County, Ark" on 31 Jan, 1842, See also Probate Records in Randolph County, Arkansas, ot John Shaver, )
MOCK, Thomas J. to Margaret MOORE, 9 October 1834, by Jno, Kavanaugh, LD ME Ch., A-45
MORE John to Anna RICKMAN, 30 March 1826, by Isaac Brookfield MG ME Ch., A-11 and 12 ,
NEWLAND*, James to Margaret CAMPBELL, 3 December 1835, by John B, Hammond, JP, A-51 (* 1836, became Sheriff of Lawrence County. Son of William Newland,)
NOLAN, Alvas to Katharine CLINE, 4 October 1821, by Peyton R, Pitman, JP, A-2
OGDEN, Jonathan to Matilda WAYLAND, 7 June 1835, by Archibald H. Cooper, PG ME Ch., A-48
ORPHEN, Josiah to Elizabeth McDONALD 15 December 1831, by Benjamin Jones, JP, A-25
PALMER, James to Mary Jane WILSON, 1 January 1835, by John B, Hammond, ,JP, A-45
PAYTON, Craven to Epsy JOBE, 6 May 1830, by William Black, JP, A -17
PEARCE, Rodney to Nancy GREY, 24 September 1835, by John F, Booth, JP, A-50
PERKINS, John to Martha McCARROLL, 11 May 1830, by Thomas T Law. PG, A-16 ("Died intestate in April 1839. Estate Administered in Independence County, but some records of it are in Lawrence County, )
PERKINS, William to Lurrena RUSSELL, 13 May 1832, by Benjamin Jones, JP, A -27
PERRY, Mr, James to Miss Elizabeth BRANNON, 1 September 1833, by Alfred L, Sloan, JP, A-35
PERRY, Tignell to Sarah TUCKER, 17 July 1834 by James C, Loyd, JP, A-42
PERRYMAN, Joel to Sally KESTER, 24 June 1833, by John F, Boothe, JP, A-36
PEVEHOUSE, David to Cynthia ROSS, 14 October 1830, by William Kellett, MG Bapt. A-19
PEVEHOUSE, Jacob to Hannah ROSS, 7 October 1834 b Jonathan Hardin*, JP, A-42 (*Judge of Lawrence County in 1836, In 1858 , he and his relative, Andrew J, Hardin, moved their families to Kaufman County, Texas,)
PIERCE Hawkins to Nancy TUCKER, 6 April 1828, by Isaac Brookfield, MG ME Ch., A-13
PIERCE, Hugh to Melinda HAMBY, 8 November 1832, by J. B. Hammond, JP, A-31
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POINDEXTER, Dandridge to Julia McDONALD, 6
December 1831, by Benjamin Jones, JP, A-24
RAGSDELL, William to Nancy HUDSON, 23 July 1837, by J. B. Hammond, JP, A-55
RAGSDILL, Ellis S. to Zilpha SMITH, 25 April 1830, by John Milligan, JP, A -16 and 17
RANEY, Radford to Huldah MORRIS; 8 June 1835, Charles Buster JP, A-49
RASPERRY*, Joseph to Sarah PACE, 29 October 1824, by Peyton R. Pitman, JP, A-8 and 9 (* I, Joseph Rasberry do hereby recognize that Mary Ann Rasberry, William Pace Rasberry, and John Green Rasberry as heirs legitimated by the above named marriage, and are entitled to a lawful inheritance. Given under my hand and seal this 30th day ot October 1824, " Filed and recorded same day, A-9. )
REVIL, Robert M. to Sarah WELLS (widow), 10 November 1834, by Joseph Spikes, Jp, A-43
REYNOLDS Stephen to Nancy FLETCHER, 8 February 1826 in Columbia Township, by William Jarrett JP, A-11
ROBERTSON*, Moses to Nancy CRAVENS, 29 April 1830, by Isaac Brookfield, MG ME Ch., A-15 (* Surname sometimes appears as "Robinson," in County records)
ROBINSON, Samuel to Minerva*CAMPBELL, 12 September 1833, by Thomas S. Drew* , Jp, A-34 ( Governor ot Arkansas, 1844-1848)
ROGERS, William to Polly CLINE, 18 May 1821, by Peyton R. Pitman, JP, A-1
ROLEN, James to Mary WEEKS, 4 March 1833, by Richmond Hall JP. Witnesses: Joseph Weeks and Darkes Clark. A -33 ,
ROSS, Obed Nolen to Catharine I,AIL, 19 April 1827, by James Sloan, JP, A-13
RUCKMAN, John to Nancy NEAIL 1 February 1833, "both of lawful age, " by John F. Booth, JP in Únion Township, A -30
RUSSEL, Gilbert "of Carroll County" to Mary SLOAN, 12 January 1837, by Alfred L. Sloan, JP, A-54
RUSSELL, James G. to Miss Parthena BRIDGES, 7 October 1832, by Burwell J. Wiley, JP, A-32
RUSSELL, I.ewis M. to Cynthia BORAN, 1 July 1830, by William Jarrett, JP, A-21
RUSSLE, James to Elizabeth Ann THOMPSON, 1 March 1832, by William Devault, MG, A-26
SAMUELS, Allen to Polly STARNES, 15 February 1835, by Charles Buster, JP, A-46
SCRUGGS, John B, to Sally FORTENBERRY, 27 June 1834, by Charles Buster, JP, A-42
SEATS, Jarrett to Margery TYLER, 26 August 1830 b Benjamin Jones, JP, A -19
SHERRELS, Edward, to Rachel LINDSEY, 3 September 1824, by Peyton R. Pitman, JP, A-10
SIMPSON, Isaac M. to Martha JACKSON, 16 August 1835, by James C. Loyd, JP, A-52
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SLOAN, Alfred L. to Jane THOMPSON, 27 October
1829, by Jessee M, Blair (no title given), A-15
SLOCUM, David D, to Cynthia MERRITT, 5 May 1833, by George Archer, JP, A-33
SMITH, Philip to Silvia TYLER, 3 October 1833, by William Devault MG, A-35
SMITH, Robert to Siney DUNKIN, 7 November 1834 in Strawberry Township, by James Raney, JP, A-44 and 45
SPIKES, William to Jane JOHNSON, 24 September 1833, by John L. Cochran, JP, A-35
SPIVY, Elisha to Prudence PEVEHOUSE, 11 February 1836, by A,H. Cooper, PG, A -52
SPOTTS, John to Lavina WIILIAMS, 28 June 1836, by James C. Loyd, JP, A-54
STANFORD, Thomas to Lamariles HARRIS, 30 December 1832, by Richmond Hall, JP, Witnesses: Anderson Cochran and John Clark, A -29
STATTS, James to Sarah SNODDY, 25 October 1832, by Charles Robertson, JP. Witnesses: Ruphus Snoddy and John Stuart, A-28
STINNETT, Benjamin to Elizabeth CROSS, 6 April 1834 in Current River Township, by John L, Cochran, JP, A-40
STINNETT, Jesse to Johanna HEDGES, 24 January 1832, by Jno, Kavanaugh, JP, A-26
STOKES, James Lemuel to Sarah MARKHAM, 14 July 1831, by John B. Hammond, JP, A-22
STUART, William W, to Nancy CHILDRESS, 5 April 1832, by J. B, Hammond, JP, A-26
STUBBLEFIELD, Moses to Franky McWILLIAMS, 17 April 1823 in Davidson Township, by William Looney, JP, A-6 and 7
STUBBLEFIELD, W illiam to Mary S. NEAL, 25 February 1830 "both of Davidson Township," by Craven Peyton, JP, Á-16
SUTFIN; Jacob to Sarah PEVEHOUSE, 29 May 1834, by Nicholas Harris, JP, A -41
SUTFIN, Jonathan to Phebe SANDERS, 3 June 1834, by Nicholas Harris, JP, A -41
SWEAZEA*, Johnston to Polly Eleanor BALLANCE, 1 May 1834, by James Boyd, (Tunker?) Preacher, A-47 (* Died intestate in 1846 in Randolph County, Arkansas,)
THOMPSON, Faron to Sally WINCLER, 3 July 1831 in Cash Township, by Andrew Jonson, JP, A-23 and 24
THOMPSON, Phelix to Winey CLARK, 19 June 1834, by John B, Townsend, Jp, A-40
TUCKER, William A, to Elizabeth SMITH, 25 July 1833, by Thomas S Drew*, JP, A-34 (*Governor of Arkansas, 1844-1848)
TWIDDY, Atlen to Nancy SPIKES, 17 February 1831, by W illiam Jarrett, JP, A -21
TYLER, John to Jane McDONALD, 18 July 1830, by Benjamin Jones JP, A-18
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TYLER, Preston to Maseury KING, 20 July 1833,
by William Devault MG, A -35
UPTON, Joseph to Sarah DEVAULT, 6 October 1833, by William Devault, MG, A -35
W WALLIS, Jacob to Nancy HUDSON, 11 July 1821 in Davidson Township, by William Looney, JP, A-3
WATSON, Henry to Mary MURRAY, 2 August 1835 in Current River Township, by Sherard Winningham, PG, A-51
WAYLAND, Jarrett to Rhoda ENGLISH, 16 January 1834, by John B, Hammond, JP, A-37
WELCH, William to Maria THOMPSON, 29 Soptember 1831, by George Archer, JP, A-22
WELLS, Charles to Jinny NUCUM, 11 January 1822 in Davidson Township, by William Looney, JP, A-4
WELLS, Jacob to Rosanna NUCUM, 10 January 1822 in Davidson Township, by William Looney, JP, A-4
WELLS, Washington to Brunetty STUBBLEFIELD, 28 February 1833 by Beverley R, Baker, JP, A-30
WHETSTONE, David, Jr., to Hester Ann TUCKER, 10 May 1835, by James C, Loyd, JP, A-48
WHITE, Dr, Henderson to Mary DODGE, 22 September 1831, by John B. Hammond, JP, A-23
WHITE, Henry to Nelly BELLAH, 18 January 1835, by Benjamin Jones, JP, A -47
WHOTICER, Thomas to Peggy CRAVENS, 18 March 1827, by Isaac Brookfield, LE ME Ch., A-12
WII.LIAMS, William to Jane RAGSDALE, 24 May 1835, by Jonathan Hardin, JP, A-47
WILLMOUTH, Jackson to Rosannah DUNCAN, 2 May 1833 in Current River Township, by James Luttrell, JP, A-33
WINKALER, Henry to Susan SEATS, 24 February 1833, by Charles Robertson, ,TP, Witnesses: Samuel Crowley and Felix Thompson, A -32
WINNINGHAM, Jesse to Sally WOMMACK, 24 September 1834 in Current River Township, by Benjamin Clark, JP, A-44
YELL*, Archibald to Maria FICKLIN, 7 July 1836, by Burwell Lee, Presiding Elder of ME Ch., A-54 (* Governor of Arkansas, 1840- 1844. Colonel of Arkansas Volunteers, 1846. Killed on 22 February 1847 leading a charge at Buena Vista during the Mexican War, His wite Maria Ficklin, died on 14 October 1838, Both are buried in , Evergreen Cemetery, Fayetteville, Arkansas.)
(Surname not given), Leonard to Jane BELLAH, 4 March 1831 in Union Township, by Beverley R, Baker, JP, A-20 and 21


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And also what these women should do, not to mention of the other possible reason for a woman to smoke and will be a smoker person, which is one of the more acceptable reasons yet, smoking will help anyone relax, and stress is relieved through smoking, that is another reason why there are Women smoking cigarettes, especially modern woman.
Another reason as to why there are Women smoking cigars or pipes, is because woman achieve a certain level of maturity when they have a cigarette on their mouth, It is not like they grow up all of a sudden, it is just they appear much older and mature.
So there are plenty of reasons, why there are so many Women smoking cigarettes, and it is actually a great sight for us men, to be able to appreciate how great and sophisticated these Women smoking cigarettes really look, so if woman smoking are your thing, I am sure you are going o be very pleased to know there are lots of them in the world, and being attracted to woman smoking is nothing new, in fact, its been quite a long time since woman smoking became attractive for men. See Smoking women in youtube.
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The College of Saints John Fisher & Thomas More and the former Regina Coeli Academy (RCA) are collaborating to provide a unique online learning opportunity for students elementary through college age. Regina Coeli is now Fisher More Academy, utilizing the proven Regina Coeli Online Program to provide opportunity for concurrent enrollment in the online college. Through concurrent enrollment, appropriately qualified Fisher More Academy seniors can simultaneously earn credits toward a high school diploma and an associate of arts degree.
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Time for a little real talk, gentlemen. Over the last couple of decades, the overall quality of sperm has simply dropped off, and according to a study published this week in the British Journal of Sports Medicine, we probably have no one but our lazy-ass selves to blame. It turns out that a lifestyle in which we sit on our keisters drinking beer and playing video games all day renders our sperm just as lazy as we are. The good news is that regular, vigorous physical exercise could be just what the doctor ordered for restoring the vitality of our sperm. The bad news, of course, is that we stopped listening to that sentence after the phrase "regular, vigorous exercise," which is clearly a non-starter as far as lifestyle choices go. Read More
Terrifying Infographic on the Health Dangers of Sitting
If the New York Times article from a few weeks back about how sitting down will make you fat and/or kill you wasn't frightening enough, now, there's an infographic on the same subject, complete with chairs casting sinister shadows as they spout such statistics as "Sitting 6+ hours per day makes you up to 40% likelier to die within 15 years than someone who sits less than 3. Even if you exercise." The presentation is a tad on the sensationalistic side, and it's from a site called "Medical Billing and Coding," but it's hard not to be a little spooked by stuff like this if you are a knowledge worker by profession.Read More


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TUESDAY THREE: The influence of Austen
You might have noticed it's Austen Week here at Trashionista and so for this week's Tuesday 3, we're looking at three very different books all imbued with the essence of Austen.
The first is a hugely popular novel, The Jane Austen Book Club by Karen Joy Fowler. The story is simple: six people form a book club and read the works of Jane Austen. Split into six sections - each concentrating both on a different character hosting the book club, and a different Austen classic - we learn about the characters' lives and their relationships with Austen's books.
Subtitled 'Fresh Perspectives on the Original Chick-Lit Masterpiece' and edited by the wonderful Jennifer Crusie, Flirting with Pride & Prejudice features a mix of both essays and short fiction. Contributors include Shanna Swendson and Lani Diane Rich on such subjects as the similarities between P&P and Fiddler on the Roof, Bride & Prejudice (the movie) and the eternal appeal of Colin Firth's Mr Darcy.
Finally, an Austen-esque self-help book of all things! Lauren Henderson is a Cambridge University graduate who wrote her second-year dissertation on courtship rituals in Jane Austen, so she's well placed to bring us Jane Austen's Guide to Dating (or Jane Austen's Guide to Romance if you have the paperback!). A mixture of case studies from Austen's novels and real people from the twenty-first century illustrate the educational and entertaining points that Henderson has to make about dating.


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Site Map : http://www.marieclaire.com
Index -> Love & Sex -> Sex and the Single Guy Blog -> Relationships
Relationships Home
3 Ways to Tell if You Are More Than Friends
5 New Year's Resolutions to Build My Confidence
5 Reasons to Avoid Hooking Up with Your Ex
Meeting the Family for the Holidays, Part I
8 Rules to Help Deal with an Encounter with Your Ex
Fun Holiday Dates
Gift Giving Do's and Do Not's
10 Ways to Find a Relationship in the New Year
8 Things Men Think When They Try to Meet Women
Here are the thoughts running through my head as I approach and hit on a girl.
5 Things to Remember About Flaccidity
4 Observations from the Tiger Woods Affair
What He Means When He Wants a "Break"
There's a difference between "breaking up" and "a break."
4 Things To Consider Before Saying "I Love You"
5 Post Breakup Moods To Overcome After Your Crush Is Finally Single
The Tragedy of Showing Too Much of My Feminine Side
9 Great Places To Meet People (Other Than Bars)
4 Reasons I Need To Date A "Mom" Figure
How Love Can Destroy A Friendship
When Should You Walk Away?
6 Mistakes That Might Doom You In The Beginning
8 Reasons Guys Are Obsessed With Sex
3 Questions About "Home-Wrecking"
3 Halloween Dating Observations
Missing The Mark With The Farmer's Daughter
7 Signs He's Serious About You
In that first month of dating, even the coolest guy can only play it so cool. If he's serious, he'll drop hints.
4 Ways A Guy "Plays It Cool"
8 Rules for Breaking Up
Love is like war in many ways, and the most chaotic part of love is the breakup.
3 Questions To Ponder About A Significant Other's Past
8 Scary Things About Being Older and Single
The Good & Bad of Changing Because of a Relationship
6 Reasons to Wait to Have Sex
How To Lose A Guy in 4 Ways
7 Great Breakup Songs
My First Experience As Best Man
Weddings: A Great Place To Meet Ladies
A Deal Breaker In Atlantic City
11 Reasons He Dumped You
I'm not sure if knowing why always helps, but perhaps if you know common reasons guys break up with girls, you'll at least be able to see it coming. So, here are mine...
Three Questions About Marriage
9 Wrong Reasons To Like Someone
Where Is The Line Drawn With Cheating?
Memories From My Weekend At The Beach
The Scent Of A Man
Are You Ever Really Sure Of Your Relationship?
3 Dating Red Flags You Can't Ignore
Are You Dating a Jerk?
A Picture Of Love
I Love You So Much That...I Hate You?
My First Date Audition Checklist
What Makes A Guy Creepy?
What Would You Sacrifice for Love?


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This Just Out with Liz Feldman: Kate Moennig
Welcome back to a brand new super saucy season of your favorite koo koo kitchen table comedy show, This Just Out. This week, Liz and Raimy discuss their "lesbian stimulus package" and Liz addresses some rumors that you probably haven't heard yet.
Also, Liz goes on a date with Shane (Kate Moennig) from The L Word. Watch the sparks and shots fly when Liz and
Shane Kate hit up the lesbionic Los Angeles nightspot, Booby Trap.
This Just Out with Liz Feldman: Kate Moennig
For more info on Liz, go to myspace.com/lizinhollywood.
To keep your finger in the v-hole of pop culture, visit Raimy's blog at muthafunka.blogspot.com. Also, become a fan of This Just Out on Facebook.


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Great Neck's board of education voted unanimously to adopt a resolution calling for a public vote on the proposed $26.8 million bond issue on Wednesday, Jan. 21, 1998.
Responding to a reported automobile fire at a Gateway Drive home on Tuesday, Nov. 11, the Vigilant Fire Company found ''anything but,'' according to Chief Andrew DeMartin.
It is anticipated that the Village of Great Neck will pass a local law amending residential zoning regulations at the board of trustee's Dec. 2 meeting. Incorporated into that new local law will be an amendment repealing the current building moratorium.
As final results are tallied for the Great Neck United Community Fund Five-Mile Run which took place on Sunday, Nov. 9 at the US Merchant Marine Academy, Christine Knauer, race director, reviews the event's preliminary time scores with Barbara Riley, vice-president and Carla Romero-Smith, relationship manager of Chase Bank.
"Two mile warm up to the school, six 800-yard sprints with a minute and a half rest at 2:30 pace, cool down at home, four mile tempo run at night with a mile warm up and cool down, 13 easy distance at conversation pace tomorrow." This is an entry from Yale Klat's running log on July 6, two weeks after qualifying for All-County in the steeple chase event.
The Girls Volleyball team under Coach Kathy Lomagistro ended the season at 0-13. The team was led by seniors Sherrie Ohebshalom, Jackie Shults, Erica Tolin, Jole Bell and Sayaka Sugita. Ohebshalom, Shults and Tolin were the captains.


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MADISON—The United States Government Accountability Office (GAO)
recently released a report, Medicaid Expansion: States' Implementation
of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. Wisconsin Department
of Health Services Secretary Dennis G. Smith today offered the following
"The GAO has confirmed the concerns we have expressed for some
time—that the federal government has failed to release a credible plan
for meeting the deadlines imposed, by law, to implement the Patient
Protection and Affordable Care Act. States across the country are
echoing these same concerns that guidance that is critical to successful
implementation continues to be missing."
"When only six state budget directors view the guidance released by
the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) to help states
implement the Medicaid provisions and 30 state budget directors respond
that the guidance is merely "slightly useful" or "not useful at all,"
federal officials need to admit there are major problems. The
expectation that states should continue to spend taxpayer dollars to
implement a law without adequate or clear guidance is a prime example of
government waste."
"Washington needs to face the reality of the situation and be honest
with the American people that the deadlines provided in the law will not
be met. The GAO report is a clear warning sign that should not be
The GAO report can be found here:
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What is biocultural diversity?
It's the true web of life: diversity in both nature and culture. It's a living network made up of the millions of species of plants and animals that have evolved on Earth, and of the thousands of human cultures and languages that have developed over time. Languages, cultures, and ecosystems are interdependent. They're bound together through the myriad ways in which people have interacted with the natural environment. Through a diversity of cultural traditions and practices, in a great variety of natural environments, human communities have acquired invaluable knowledge of how to achieve harmony with nature. Biocultural diversity is both the source and the expression of all the beauty and potential of life on Earth.
Why does it matter?
Both biological diversity and cultural diversity are in steep decline. It's a "converging extinction crisis" of the diversity of life in all its forms. We are losing the unique ways of life and identities of the world's diverse peoples. We are losing both the rich biodiversity that supports humanity and all other species, and the traditional knowledge that helps sustain biodiversity. It's a matter of survival. In a time of crisis, we not only desperately need healthy ecosystems. We also desperately need all the voices of the planet and the ancestral wisdom that they express. Losing biocultural diversity is like losing our life insurance when we need it most.
Terralingua News
Terralingua Langscape Volume 2, Issue 13
Weaving Tradition and Innovation. With Guest Editor: Kierin Mackenzie
The challenge we put out in this issue of Langscape is how we can weave tradition and innovation together to actively transform our current global paradigm. How can the linguistic, cultural, and biological treasures handed down to us be utilized in order to ensure their and our continuing existence? How do we draw on ancestral knowledge, practices, and arts to devise new solutions for our global predicament? How do we adapt the gifts, values and teachings of the past to create a brighter future? What new ideas harmonize well with these gifts to reinvigorate their usage where they have declined? How do they strengthen us and the generations to come? Join us as we continue to explore Biocultural Diversity as an emerging paradigm in a changing world. We hope you will enjoy journeying with us through this special volume of Langscape, and that you too will share what you learn with others. read more >>
Langscape Volume 2, Issue 12. Emerging Paradigms in a Changing World.
This Langscape issue provides a platform for some of these alternatives to reach a wider public and make us realize that there ARE other ways of being in and engaging with the world—alternative paradigms founded on values that are not totally foreign to any of us, but that we have either forgotten, or have been led to believe no longer have a place in this world. These examples reveal that these alternative paradigms DO indeed exist and offer options to strive for a better world that includes the many peoples and life forms that share this earth. Join us as we explore Biocultural Diversity as an emerging paradigm in a changing world. We hope you will enjoy journeying with us through this special volume of Langscape, and that you too will share what you learn with others." read more >>
We Are Enhancing Our Membership System with a New Interactive Website
We created Terralingua Ubuntu as a space for Terralingua members and friends to come together as a community, connect, and work together to sustain the biocultural diversity of life. Ubuntu is a word in the isiXhosa and isiZulu languages of South Africa, meaning: 1. Humanity or personhood, achieved through interconnectedness with other people and community. 2. An African philosophy of humanism, grounded in the notion that human identity and dignity arise out of respect, concern, compassion, generosity, and reciprocity toward others–family, neighbors, ancestors, community, and the human race at large. Terralingua Ubuntu expands the idea of humanness from "what makes us human in relation to other humans" to "what makes all of us human in relation to one another and to nature, of which we are a part". True to our mandate of actively supporting biocultural diversity, we developed a new website platform offering … read more >>


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