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Name: Hannah Belle Mills <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2016-04-13 City/State Joshua, Texas Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor Unknown For Now Comments:
Hi Debbie, I'm Hannah. I am 19 and from Joshua, Burleson's neighbor. Or Marystown as it was starting back in 1853. I am new youtuber, who is researching paranormal places, along with its history and/or legend. I am doing a video soon on Marystown Cemetery, then came across the Blanton's resting place pictures, also your website. I was wondering if I could have permission to speak the Blanton name in the video, as well as ask you what do you know about your family history other than them living in the community of Marystown. If you're willing, I would love to hear from you about it all. If I don't have your permission, that is no problem. I just wanted to make sure I wasn't invading your privacy, as well as I didn't want to come off disrespectful by not having the permission. With all hope and love, Hannah Belle Mills.
Contact me: email@example.com
It would also be nice, if you were willing to do an interview with me. Again, you don't have to if you're not willing for all of this.
Name: Debbie McCoy <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2015-09-27 Comments:
Hi, Anne. Thanks for visiting our website! The war vets page was never on this website. It was done by one of our members and was on her website. You would have to contact her directly to inquire about why the men were removed from the page. Thanks again for visiting our site.
Name: Robert Frank Williams <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2015-09-23 City/State Downey, California Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor Issac Blanton Comments:
Researching Benjamin Frankliin Blanton and his 25 children.
Name: Anne Blanton <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2015-05-24 City/State Brookhaven, GA Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor Joshua Blanton Comments:
Hey, our men have been removed from the war vets page! William Lee Blanton, SR-served in WWI and II, McAlister Blanton in WWII, William Lee Blanton, Jr-KIA in Normandy, WWII and Philip Taylor Blanton-Vietnam.
Name: Michael A Hart <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2015-02-23 City/State League City, TX Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor John Blanton 1170 - 1840 Comments:
John was my 8th great grandfather.
Name: Valerie (Williams) Oberstadt <email@example.com> Date: 2015-02-01 City/State Milford, Michigan Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor Dona Blanton Williams Comments:
I am the grand-daughter of Dona Blanton Williams, my Father was James Floyd Williams. I know virtually nothing about my Blanton family, I am finding pieces here and there. I'm so glad I found this website. So far I have been able to link many Blantons to some of my family. My Great-Grandparents were Asa and Fannie Blanton, beyond that I don't know any others. Any help would be appreciated.
Name: Randy Ray <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2014-12-19 City/State thiensville, WI Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor Elizabeth Blanton Comments:
Elizabeth wife of Captain William Richardson Combs is my 3rd Great Grandmother
Name: Kathy Golden <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2014-10-28 City/State Austin, TX Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor John Blanton Comments:
Doing research for my Husband, Nicky Alan Blanton, son of Jesse Theodore, Jr.
Name: Dorene Scogin <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2014-07-16 City/State Foet Worth, TX Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor Elizabeth Blanton McAnear Comments:
Really beautiful work. Thank you for sharing.
Name: Charles McCoy Blanton <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2013-10-03 City/State gastonia,northcarolina Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor abblanton Comments:
I enjoyed your site. many similarities come up my mothers twin sister married a Hughes and I have four cousins I am close with. I saw that some Blantons moved to Texas, settled at Hughes area Homstead and if you look at my name Charles McCoy Blanton, compared to yours plus my mothers second husband was a McCoy.
Name: john a. blanton <email@example.com> Date: 2013-06-29 City/State los angeles, california Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor john blanton Comments:
John Blanton, of Lancashire, England, my direct ancestor, was knighted by Queen Elizabeth I in 1574. His direct descendant, Thomas Blanton, emigrated to America in the mid 17th century with his brother. Thomas arrived in Virginia, and there is a direct patrilineal line to my great great grandfather, William Whitaker Blanton of Mississippi, who was the father of my great-grandfather, William Campbell Blanton, who attended Princeton University in the 1850s, fought in the 28th Mississippi Cavalry, died in Fredericksburg Virginia in 1869 and is buried in Greenville, Mississippi. His sosn, my grandfather, also William Whitaker Blanton, married Florence Alexander, and they are buried in Lake Providence, Louisiana. Their only son, my father, John Aleander Blanton (Sr.) was born and buried in Lake Providence, Louisiana, and I am his only son (and child), John Alexander Blanton (Jr.), born in 1945, in Vicksburg, Mississippi. My son, Jacob Joseph, age 15, is the last in the direct line, father to father, from the original John Blanton, in 16th century England. There is valuable biographical/historical material in the Blanton/Smith collection in the archives of the University of Mississippi. John A. Blanton, Los Angeles, California
Name: lester gibson <email@example.com> Date: 2013-05-06 City/State bevinsville ky 41606 Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor george washington blanton Comments:
jim blanton wife orpha evans/son elisa blanton son of john henry blanton son of G W BLANTON 606 452 1223
Name: lester gibson <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2013-05-06 City/State bevinsville ky 41606 Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor george washington blanton Comments:
jim blanton wife orpha evans/son elisa blanton son john henry blanton son of G W BLANTON 606 452 1223
Name: Laura Rothe <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2013-02-25 City/State Quinlan, TX Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor John Blanton Comments:
I am a descendant of Rev. Elisha Blanton through his oldest daughter, Mary Jane Blanton Byram. I would like to meet you some day.
Name: Gloria Moss Evans <email@example.com> Date: 2012-07-14 City/State Greenwood, SC 29649 Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor William Tate Comments:
Herod Blanton, son of Vinson Blanton, was my great grandfather. I have truly enjoyed the hours I have spent on your website. Thank you so much for sharing. I am very interested in finding out any information about the Blantons.
Name: Brenda Allen - Hicks <email@example.com> Date: 2012-04-23 City/State Anderson,In. Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor William / Sarah Slaughter Comments:
I don't think they are the same as yours. William was born Maryland b.@ 1780 and Sarah b.@ 1782 Delaware located them one time in Clay Co., In. 1850 ages 70 & 71 son B. 1813 ? Named Thomas, he married Lucinda Christenberry in 1850, Indiana. Thats all I have for 30 years searching. My Daddy was raised in Glen Home Orphanage, Terre Haute, In. 1918. If you have anything would be very interested. Thanks Brenda (nee) Slaughter.
Name: Susan Dagenhart <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2012-01-26 City/State Bradenton Florida Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor Claiborne Blanton Comments:
My family with their own knowledge, stories, family bibles and documents traced the line and it has a considerable amount of information. including last names of wives and the routes members of the family took. I am the daughter of Mary Pauline Blanton, daughter of Robert Decatur Blanton and Ida Vida Pardue.
Many have her name and vitals wrong. most of the census have her as pardue Blanton and her mother was listed as Algie, who was the second wife of Robert after the death of Ida Vida pardue 1875-1917, died 19 days after the birth of her tenth child Ben Albert. Algie was the daughter of the brother of Robert decatur Blanton's mother. Malinda Adeline Robinson. Robert and Algie were 1st cousins. They had 5 more children and moved from I believe either Telico Plains or Sweetwater TN to Sarasota Florida and have lived here since abt 1923. If you would like a copy of this hand written tree I would love to share it with you. I have had a copy for about 25 years now. The Authors are gone but their children are well in their 70's and 80's. Robert and Algie Blanton are buried here in Sarasota along with many more of the family.
Susan Best Dagenhart
Name: Millard Loren Blanton <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2012-01-13 City/State Santaquin, Utah/born in Boise,Idaho Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor ?? Comments:
My father was Robert Leroy Blanton,lived in Scottsbluff/Gering Nebraska.not much known about my family heritage and would like to know more. I know that I have an aunt Debbie Blanton/maiden name & an Uncle Randy Blanton & an Aunt Jannette Blanton Roach.
Name: Dina Griffith Biddlecome <email@example.com> Date: 2011-11-24 City/State Clarks Hill, SC Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor Thomas L. Davis Comments:
I also sent an e-mail. Thomas L. Davis was my great-great grandfather. Nancy Caroline Davis was my great grandmother. George Poyner Griffith, Jr. was my grandfather & my father is George Eugene Griffith. My name is Dina Griffith Biddlecome & I have a sister & 2 brothers.
We were born in Ft Worth, TX as was my dad but now live in SC.
Dina Griffith Biddlecome
dbiddlecome@ yahoo.com
Name: Patrisha Ann Blanton-Suiter <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2011-11-10 City/State Johnson City/TN Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor James Monroe Blanton B.12/23/1907 Comments:
'Ole Joe' married Sarah Margaret Harding of Sullivan Co. TN, had brother in CA., a sister in Norton Va. Mattie, No other info at this time... told by my Granny that his father had something to do w/ministry ?
Name: sharon young <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2011-10-16 City/State south bend indiana Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor simon and victoria blanton Comments:
Name: Patti Scott <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2011-07-07 City/State Houston, TX Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor Robert McAnear, Sr. Comments:
Hi, saw your name listed in my search for more information on Robert McAnear Sr, B:1752, Samuel Mc, B:1773, Andrew Jackson Mc, B:1817, Samuel, B:1855, McAnear. The youngest Samuel is my great grandfather and Robert Sr. is my gggg grandfather. I'm just beginning the fun of tracing my ancestors. Loved reading The letter and seeing pictures you have of the McAnear family.
Name: Charlie Glenn Woods <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2011-05-29 City/State Midland, TX Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor Charlie Guinn (Glenn) Blanton Comments:
Charlie G. Blanton was my great grand father, my grand father was his oldest son Wiley Benjiman Blanton, my mother Lonie Roberty was the oldest child of Wiley B. Blanton and Sarah Kline Johnson.
I am the youngest child of Sam and Lonie Woods.
I was a school counselor for 10 and district director of guidance for 14 years for the Midland Independent School District, Midlan, TX
I hope these notes are of some interest to you.
After working on my Blanton Geneology for five years my computer destroyed all of my work and I now starting over.
I will look forward to hearing from you.
Glenn Woods
Name: Charlie Glenn Woods <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2011-05-29 City/State Midland, TX Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor Greatgrand Father Charles G. Blanton Comments:
Charlie Glenn Blanton my greatgrand father is listed in various documents as Charlie Glenn, Charlie Gwinet, Charles and or Charlie.
My grandfather Wylie Benjiman Blanton was the oldest son of Charles G. Blanton. Grandad Blanton had seven sons and one daughter all born in Comanche County Texas. Charlie Blanton died in 1900 at which time the family move to Coleman County Texas.
My mother Lonie Roberty Blanton was born in Comanche County Texas she was the oldest child of Wiley Blanton and Elizabeth Johnson. Mother married my father Sammie M. Woods in 1920 Canton, Texas and they moved to Mitchell County Texas. The Woods family farmed in Mitchell, Nolan, and Taylor County Texas, befor moving to Abilene, Texas in 1940.
I am the youngest son of Sam and Lonie Woods.
I hope these notes are of some help.
Name: Fred S. Gordon <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2011-05-08 City/State Houston, Texas Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor James A. Gordon Comments:
James A. Gordon Married Alcy Blanton, daughter of David Blanton and granddaughter of John Blanton. James and Alcy were married 1n 1851 in Cass County Texas. He died in Cherokee County Texas in 1890. Alcy died in 1915 and is buried in Corsicana, Texas.
They both came to Texas from Alabama and their families could have traveled together.
Name: hahn jackson <email@example.com> Date: 2011-04-29 City/State fort wroth, tx Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor jack blanton Comments:
my aunt was married to jack blanton.her name was judy stack.they lived in new york in the 60's.it is thot that jack is either my father or one of his brothers if any is my father.i would appreciate any data on his family.judy's family is hilda housechilde and edward thomas stack (stenkevich(sp?))siblings are thomas edward stack, margaret thereasa stack hahn drake, dorthy stack vogelsong, robin stack reigle, cathy stack reigle, linda stack.im sure i left one or two sisters out.judy had a son named robert and a duaghter name malissa blanton hoover.
Name: Charity (Cryer) McMillen <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2010-11-30 City/State Baytown, Texas Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor Uncertain Comments:
My grandmother, Madie Nadine Blanton (Cryer) (Weatherford), was researching the Blanton family name before she was overcome with Alzheimer's and has since passed (b. March 15, 1928, d.November 2006). She would organize Blanton reunions all over Texas and i remember many ppl attending these reunions, some coming from as far away as Austrailia. I am greatly interested in my heritage and would love to learn exactly which side of the Blanton family i decend from. I remember a few details but do not have any of the research that she came up with, when she became ill, alot of her belongings were disperced amoungst family memebers. Any information would be greatly appreciated! Just a note: my dad and my son bear the Blanton family name as their middle name!!
Name: Loretta G Taggart <email@example.com> Date: 2010-09-10 City/State Glendive, MT Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor Francis L Blanton Comments:
My father lives in Aspermont Texas. His father was George Thomas Blanton. His father was William J Blanton. His father was Francis L Blanton. This is as far back as I can go. Do you have any connection or further information?
Thanks for your help.
Name: Paul Blanton <email@example.com> Date: 2010-09-07 City/State Houston Texas Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor Isaac Blanton Comments:
Name:Isaac Blanton
Birth:1784 in North Carolina, United States
Death:1 Sep 1865 in Cherokee, Texas, United States
This is my Isaac, since there seems to be a lot of them,scattered all over. I believe that his father was the John William Blanton who fought in the Texas revolution and died in Texas.
Do you know anything about this branch?
Thank you for all of the work that you have done,
Paul Willard Blanton
Name: Edward Travis Blanton <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2010-06-27 City/State Burgaw NC Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor John Blanton Comments:
I do not think that this John Blanton is the same John Blanton as yours. This John Blanton died in 1936 and his wife's name was either Julie of Julia. He is my GG Grandfather.
Name: kevin blanton <email@example.com> Date: 2010-05-23 City/State kansas city,missouri Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor william haskell blanton Comments:
i was looking for th parents of william. didnt know if he comes from this line or not. he was b 1864 in worth co .mo d 1940
Name: SHARON YOUNG <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2010-04-26 City/State SOUTHBEND IN Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor VICTORIA GADSON BLANTON Comments:
Name: Patrecia Ann Toombs <email@example.com> Date: 2010-04-06 City/State Granbury,Tx. 76048 Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor Alexander McAnear Comments:
My grandfather was John Freeman Blanton.b Inoticed all of my mother's siblings date of birh but not there deaths. Would you like to update them as they are all dead now. The last was my mother who died last June27,2009. I am trying to establish our relationship to enter UDC and to also find out exactly how we are related to Annie Webb Blanton.
Name: Joey Blanton lll <email@example.com> Date: 2009-10-07 City/State Tappahannock,va Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor Charles Blanton Comments:
I am Jack Blanton of Rittman Oh, Cousin. My Blanton family has always been in Caroline and Essex Counties, Va. since the arrival of Thomas Blanton 1682. Charles Blanton was a Greatgrandson of Thomas and had a plantation in lower Caroline, Dawn,Va. He was my GreatGreatGreatGreat Grandfather. The only Blanton remaining in Caroline by 1800. He had a large family but his family held the lands until 1939. My Great Grandfather came to Tappahannock 30 miles from Dawn in 1887. According to the History of Caroline book printed 1924, it is supposed upon good authority the Blantons of caroline are French Hugeunots who fled to England before 1600. Thomas was likely the 3rd generation removed from France. In studing the Blandings history it is believed though family tales that the family one in the same as the Blantons lived in the area of Lyon France. This was a area where many Hugeunots were pressured early on to flee. There is a village near Lyon named Blandin. In England the name was used as Blanton, Blantin, Blantine. William Blanton or Blantine came to Boston 1639 and his family later used the name as Blanding.
Name: John Woodford Blanton,Jr <email@example.com> Date: 2009-10-02 City/State Rittman,Ohio Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor Thomas Blanton -1682 Comments:
I was very glad to find your website last night. My 2nd cousin, Joseph L. Blanton the third(Joey) lives in Tappahanock, VA-Caroline County--which is the beginning of all of the Blanton roots here in America. Our information says that Thomas Blanton came to Tappahanock in 1682 after having fled Belguim in the French Huguenot area to avoid
religous persecution. He settled for a while in England and
then on to the new world.
My Grandparents were Joseph Pierce Blanton and his wife Mary Virgin(Sirles) Blanton. Grandpa was born on 4/6/1853 and died 2/23.1918 Grandma was born on 1/21/1857 and died when I was 2 yrs old on November 8, 1940. I just gave away my age--I was born 4/4/38--My parents were John Woodford Blanton Sr. born on March 27, 1896 Died Jan 11, 1986-and
Irene Hoffmeister Blanton Born in Baltimore Md. on September Sept. 4, 1912 -died April 11, 2004
There is a Blanton Building in Tappahanock, Virginia owned by my 2nd cousin Joey--His phone number is 804-443-6315 or blantonfamilyhistory.com
I look forward to hearing from you--Hope we can get together
My cell # is 330-635-0132--My wife and I will be married 50 years this coming January 31
Jack Blanton
Name: Janice Louise Blanton <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2009-08-28 City/State Bay Village,Ohio Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor John Blanton Comments:
My Father is Orville Blanton "Bonehead".He was born July 18th 1922 and passed June 5th. 1966.I was and remain devisated by the loss of this gentle,soft spoken and dedicated man.I was Divorced in 1979 keeping that name to match my 3 children.On July 17th I went back to my Maiden name of Blanton with great pride.On Dads Birthday -the following day I woke up a Blanton and I could sense his smiling down on me from Heaven. Janice L. Blanton
Name: William Blanton <email@example.com> Date: 2009-08-22 City/State Louisville, KY. Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor James E. Blanton & Ollie Francis Cowles Comments:
My father Hughie Virgil Blanton and was born in Edmonson Co. KY April 3, 1904 and was the son of James E. Blanton and Ollie Francis Cowles Blanton. My mother was Lois Irene Simmons Blanton born July 28,1912
Name: Sue Thomas <email@example.com> Date: 2009-08-11 City/State Shelbina, Missouri Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor Thomas Blanton Comments:
I bookmarked your web page, I will send more of my line a little later, am getting dates put on it...
Name: Carolyn Mackey-Byrum <email@example.com> Date: 2009-04-12 City/State Lovington Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor John Blanton Comments:
Please allow me to update information I recently submitted to your guestbook
My grandmother was Allie Lula Blanton Mackey who was the daughter of Leonidas Houston Blanton who was the son of Benjamin and Fatima "Timmie" Holly Blanton.
Thanks for your beautiful website!
Name: Carolyn Mackey-Byrum <email@example.com> Date: 2009-04-12 City/State Lovington/New Mexico Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor Allie Lula Blanton Mackey Comments:
I am a decendant of John Blanton my grandmother was Allie Lula Blanton. My g-grandmother was (because of various spellings I may get this wrong) Pyeanna Blanton.
You have a beautiful website!
Name: Carolyn Mackey-Byrum <email@example.com> Date: 2009-04-12 City/State Lovington/New Mexico Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor Allie Lula Blanton Mackey Comments:
I am a decendant of John Blanton my grandmother was Allie Lula Blanton. My g-grandmother was (because of various spellings I may get this wrong) Pyeanna Blanton.
You have a beautiful website!
Name: Preston L. King <email@example.com> Date: 2009-03-27 City/State El Paso, Texas Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor Susan Blanton Comments:
My G Grandfather John T. Sanders married Susan Blanton.
They met and married in Walker Couunty, AL.
They married 17 Sep 1882.
John T. Sanders born 2 July 1864, died 11 Mar 1891.
Susan born 1881, died unknown.
Name: Donna Blanton <email@example.com> Date: 2009-03-25 City/State Greenville, Florida Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor John Bunion Blanton Comments:
Hi Debbie,
I have been researching my family's roots off and on these last few years. My husband and I are both direct descendents of John Bunion and Darkus(Dorcas)Tabitha Blanton. I am glad to have found a website for the Blanton surname.
Name: Evelyn Yvonne Theriault <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2009-03-15 City/State Quebec, Canada Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor Jehan Theriault - 1601 Comments:
What a great front page you have, Debbie! Well-organized but also beautifully laid out.
Evelyn in Monteral
A Canadian Family
Name: robert blanton <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2009-02-28 City/State lawton ok Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor spurgeon blanton Comments:
originally from s.c. just thinking about my great grandfather and wanted to learn more about him and my grandmother lucy
Name: Becky Jamison <email@example.com> Date: 2009-01-06 City/State Canon City, CO Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor can't remember---too tired to look it up tonight Comments:
Your web site is beautiful! I don't think we have ancestors in common, but I enjoyed looking at your site. Thank you for following my blog: "Grace and Glory"!
Name: Ron Smith <email@example.com> Date: 2008-12-19 City/State Friendswood, TX Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor John Blanton (b 1760/d 1840) Comments:
Am trying to tie Thomas Blanton (1545-1697) to this John Blanton. May not be connected, tho.
My known family threads go from John (father)(b 1760) to son Isaac (b 1784) to son James (b 1810) to son Elihu P (b 1840) to son Luther (b 1879) to my mom.
Would like to connect with anyone with info on these ancestors.
Am writing a record (not a book) of passed down stories/info of what each did during their lifetimes for my decendants.
Name: Kenneth Blanton <email@example.com> Date: 2008-12-14 City/State Brownwood,Tx Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor Wilbur Blanton Comments:
Very good information ! I am a descendant of Byron Blanton and my wife Margaret has been corresponding with you from Brownwood,Tx. I just want to say that I have some information for you but not sure how to include it all here . Most of my information will be in the form of addresses and phone numbers of the grandchildren of Byron Blanton. (my cousins) I also have some info on my Dad J.B. Blanton, wives, etc. I am not good at geneolgy but thought it might be helpful(documentation). for anyone who wanted to contact these cousins ?Also the best source for Byrons descendents will be a daughter of Katheryn who is Jan Hollingsworth of Albuquerque as she has the family history records ! Hope this helps !
Kennth Blanton (2008)
Name: steve blanton <email@example.com> Date: 2008-03-30 City/State lexington kentucky Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor abraham blanton (1772--) Comments:
we are blantons from edmonson county kentucky --ancestors came in from Virginia.
Name: kisha blanton <email@example.com> Date: 2008-03-06 City/State florida Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor charles blanton Comments:
that was my grandfather im not sure if these blanton ancestors owned my people as slaves or something like that. i would like to know how we got that name because its not all that common. thats for the reply have a great day.
Name: Janet Mills Elliott <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2008-02-12 City/State Morro Bay, California Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor Isaac Blanton Comments:
My paternal grandmother was Addie Belle Blanton Mills. Her father was Charles Guinn Blanton, a Texas Civil War veteran. My dad, Donovan Mills, was born in Texas in 1914, but the family came to California in the 1920's.
I return to your website time after time to read about family history. It's a wonderful site.
Name: Wilma J. Mets <email@example.com> Date: 2008-01-11 City/State Amanda, Ohio Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor Gensie Blanton Gamble Comments:
My maternel grandmother was Gensie Blanton Gamble. She died in 1963. She was from Magoffin County, Kentucky.
Name: Karen Denise Blanton-Enriquez <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2007-11-30 City/State Houston, Texas Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor Joseph Finley & Eliza Caroline Blanton Comments:
Hi Debbie, I have already written an e-mail to Jenelle pertaining to the Mixon, Texas Cemetary and Texas Marriages. These are my direct relatives, and I believe that John Blanton was my great-great-great grandfather. I have been to one Extended Family Blanton reunion with my aunt and parents, that was in the Red River hill country. Anyway, I am going to get with my mom and find out everything that I can. I just can't recall off the top of my head. Sorry! Loved the sites! God Bless You All!
Name: Karen Denise Blanton-Enriquez <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2007-11-30 City/State Houston, Texas Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor Joseph Finley & Eliza Caroline Blanton Comments:
Hi Debbie, I have already written an e-mail to Jenelle pertaining to the Mixon, Texas Cemetary and Texas Marriages. These are my direct relatives, and I believe that John Blanton was my great-great-great grandfather. I have been to one Extended Family Blanton reunion with my aunt and parents, that was in the Red River hill country. Anyway, I am going to get with my mom and find out everything that I can. I just can't recall off the top of my head. Sorry! Loved the sites! God Bless You All!
Name: John Blanton <email@example.com> Date: 2007-07-26 City/State Colorado Springs, CO Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor Elihue Blanton Comments:
Debbie, I finally got around to signing your guest book and I have learned so much. I can't thank you enough for this and all the info you have sent me. You are a Godsend and I can't wait to share this with my kids when I return from Iraq. Many Thanks once again, V/R John Blanton
Name: Jack Allison Blanton/Tennant <email@example.com> Date: 2007-06-16 City/State Ocean Springs MS Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor Jack E. Blanton Comments:
I have very little in the way of information about my Dads family. I know his mother lived in Hermann Mo. My Dad lived in Corpus Christi & Dallas Tx until his death.
Name: Wogan L. Blanton Jr. <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2007-05-28 City/State San Bernardino, Ca. Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor John Blanton Comments:
The farthest i can go back is John Blanton, from Tennessee. Fought in the Civil War, on the Confederate side. Have no info on where abouts in Tn. He passed in St. Joseph, Mo. If any of this sounds familiar, throw me a line, would ya?
Name: malinda jane blanton <email@example.com> Date: 2007-03-16 City/State okc. ok. Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor billy ray blanton Comments:
I only got to met my father a couple times before he passed away. I never knew none of his family and I never met any of them. I want to know more about my roots
Name: Preston L. King <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 2006-12-01 City/State El Paso, Texas Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor Grandpa Roy Lafayette Sanders, b.2 Dec 1886 Comments:
I just completed reading the "Hughes Springs Texas Histories", published in 1986.
The book is not organized by page numbers, rather article numbers,article number 104, Goodson Community, was once the Plantation of the Blanton Family pre- Civil War. Have you every had the opportunity to reseach the Goodson Community to determine if there was actually a plantation or just a farm. I also read the history on Cass CO.Texas. The writer discusses the fact the early settlers brought with them their salves.Do you have any information to confirm if the Blanton's that settled in the Hughes Spring area actually had slaves? Also which Blanton's actually settled in the Hughes area?
My Great Grandmother Susan Blanton,born 1861, Walker Co. AL., daughter of Benjamin and Fatine(Timmie)Holly Blanton.
Susan married John Thomas Sanders, b. 1864, Walker CO. AL.
My primary line is the Sanders family. My mother Lillian Sanders, married Loyd Albert King.
John T. Sanders was the son of Marcus De Lafayette Sanders, b. 1827, Muscogee, GA. Marcus married Francis Ann(Riddlespurgers)or Spurgers, b.1830, d.1907, Walker CO. AL.
Hope to hear from you,
Preston L. King
Name: shannon blanton <email@example.com> Date: 2006-10-02 City/State phoenix,arizona Earliest Known Blanton Ancestor not sure Comments:
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If you can only see me now, my hands and arms couldn't be any higher! In August, my brain slows down, my discipline goes on vacation and I am stuck with a mid-summer love affair with someone called Procrastination or Cunctation. I call him CunkyPunky. (See? This is beginning to sound more fun than it really is.) I just have to accept that August is CunkyPunky time and I should just breathe and relax. Aside from procrastinating with CP, I'm also trying to balance bank accounts and to keep sane in the midst of paying even more taxes. I don't even want to think about it, because aside from my already-planned trip to Blogher Food, there's another event that I would love to attend: Foodbuzz in November. (I call it an injustice that they are both held in San Francisco! Woe is me, who lives across the north border.) Just when I need to "kick ass" in the making-money department, all CP wants to do is drag me to graze in the grass like spoiled cows living in a luscious Hawaiian ranch–that kind of downtime. I have to remind him that traveling involves money, which involves doing something.
This super simple breakfast post was supposed to be up last week, but CP and I had a week-long rendezvous. I'm sorry. But I hope you'll forgive me. It is very easy to do anyway:
Just cook berries in simple syrup of 1 sugar :1 water proportion, wait for it to thicken, then set it aside to cool down. Serve generously on top of your favorite yogurt.
In my case, it's the Fage 2% greek yogurt. That's it. No theatrics, just plain and simple food. I eat this for breakfast, as a dessert or as a snack. It's a great way to save berries that might otherwise go bad this summer, especially if you happen to haul big boxes of them from the farmer's market.
I'm still rallying to have Fage here in Vancouver. I have never seen it here. Hello– Fage?!?!?!
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Richard Feynman was born in Far Rockaway, Queens, N.Y. He often credited his father, Melville, with developing his sense of curiosity and his mother, Lucille, with instilling in him a sense of humor. As a child, Feynman enjoyed introducing scientific concepts to his younger sister, Joan, who grew up to be a distinguished physicist in her own right.
After excelling in mathematics as a student at Far Rockaway High School, Feynman earned his bachelor's degree in 1939 from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and his Ph.D. from Princeton University three years later. While at Princeton, Feynman was recruited for the theoretical division of the Manhattan Project, the secret U.S. Army laboratory set up in Los Alamos, N.M., for the purpose of developing the atomic bomb.
Feynman was present at the first detonation of an atomic bomb. The achievement excited him at first, but he ultimately expressed concerns about the implications of the technology. Feynman later developed safer methods for storing radioactive waste, an innovation responsible for saving the lives of many power plant workers.
While Feynman was at Los Alamos, his wife, Arline Greenbaum, who had suffered health problems throughout their marriage, passed away at the age of 25. Later that year, Feynman accepted a position teaching theoretical physics at Cornell University; he then joined the faculty at the California Institute of Technology (CalTech) five years later, in 1950.
Feynman is best known in the scientific community for his groundbreaking research on quantum electrodynamics, the theory that describes the interaction between light and matter. The pictorial representations that Feynman used to depict particle interactions have come to be known as "Feynman diagrams," which are drawn according to "Feynman rules."
For his work in quantum electrodynamics, Feynman received the Nobel Prize in physics, which he shared with Sin-Itiro Tomonaga and Julian Scwhinger. The general public received greater exposure to Feynman upon his appointment to the presidential commission that investigated the Challenger explosion in 1986. With a demonstration using a glass of ice water, Feynman revealed the vulnerability of the rocket booster's O ring seal when exposed to cold temperatures.
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South Australia the last state to end six o'clock closing
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The introduction of 10pm closing in South Australian hotels was the last nail in the coffin of the 'six o'clock swill' in Australia. With pubs having to close at 6pm, a tradition had grown up around workers using the limited envelope of time between finishing work and the hotels closing to binge drink before the call of 'time gentlemen please.' New South Wales was the first state to extend hotel opening hours in 1955; South Australia was the last. In removing the restriction, Premier Don Dunstan made a step towards erasing the 'wowser' tag sometimes applied to South Australia by those living in other states.
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I was a young boy and lived in James St Williamstown. There was a pub on just about every corner and my house was the historic Exchange Hotel but just a house when I lived there.At the opposite end of the street, on the corner of Ferguson St, was another pub. A neighbour took me in one day and bought me a soft drink. The noise, the packed crowd of men and the smell of beer is still fresh in my mind. Outside of that pub, I rode my bike into a car and was thrown to the ground. To my rescue came a neighbour who was leaving the pub, arms full of bottles of beer just before 6 o'clock closing.
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Been lurking for awhile now. I'm 6'2", 250#, and I'm a DEAD SEXY MAN!
So one LBS sales-dork says, "Rivendell's tire sizing chart is basically gospel. Check it out, and tell me what it says, and we'll find a bike in your budget that will take those tires."
Ok. Me + 30# of books + 30# of bike (inc. lights, fenders, blah) = ~310#. Riv's online chart says I need to be on 38mm tires (!) in order to be comfy and avoid flats. Fine, I'm not proud.
Two days later (today) same LBS, different sales-dork. "It don't matter. You're a big guy, so get a relaxed road bike or 'country bike' and ride 25s or maybe 28s instead of 23s. Really, 700cx25 is plenty. If you don't want flats, don't hop curbs with a road bike like a messenger." Wha? Seriously, if the first guy had told me that, I'd've bought the XL Schwinn Madison they had (cuz I think it's pretty, but it's gone now, backordered till April; whatever).
So, really, what's the actual story on tires? And if I need the bigger ones, what can I get in the $500 range that won't have me snapping off seat posts like the guy in the other thread, or carving grooves in the pavement with my steamroller weight on knife-edge tires?! (Sales-dork #2 wants me on a Schwinn Circuit, FWIW.)
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EDIT: Oh, yeah: plan to start with a 2-3 times/week commute to school, 4.5 miles one way, gently rolling roads. Would like to work up to more frequent commuting and some weekend day-rides with the fiance, who's in better shape and wants us to ride together. This first bike doesn't need to do everything perfectly, but just enough, well enough to not put me off of riding, and get me through, say, the next two years.


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Since tying the knot with NHL player Mike Fisher in 2010, Carrie Underwood has been answering that age-old question — when are you having kids? Despite consistently telling reporters that she and Mike are putting off having a family, reports continue to swirl that the singer is making way for baby. Whattoexpect.com reports that members of Carrie's inner circle have said she has stopped drinking alcohol, which, they say, "could mean she's prepping her body for pregnancy (if she's not expecting already!)."
With a new album and tour in the works, it's doubtful the superstar is with child. In fact, right before Christmas Carrie told us that she and Mike just aren't ready for parenthood. "I'm still a newlywed. Next year being so busy and I think 2013 is probably gonna end up being pretty busy as well, and my husband's hockey schedule is absolutely insane. I really think it'd be a bad idea — 'Sorry, honey, you're not gonna see the kids for a couple months cause we're all going on tour.' I just don't think that'd be really fair, and we're not ready. We're enjoying each other and spending time with each other and just having fun and being silly."


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Zumiez (Nasdaq:ZUMZ) saw its stock jump more than 13% April 10 on news its March same-store sales increased 2.1%. Analysts were expecting a 7.5% decrease. The action sports retailer has a very mercurial stock. I'll show you how to profit from its unpredictability.
Thanks to its big return April 10, its stock is now up 45.4% on the year more than double its specialty retail cohort. That's marked improvement from its 2012 return of -30.1%. Look at 10 years of annual returns and you'll notice that it's either badly outperforming or underperforming its peers along with the S&P 500. There doesn't seem to be a happy medium.
Perhaps volatile is a better word than mercurial. In the last six fiscal years its stock price has experienced a high/low spread of 185%, which means its high is almost triple the low. In terms of dollars, its average annual spread is slightly less than $21. A beta of 1.0 suggests a stock moves with the market and possesses average systematic risk. Zumiez's beta is 1.97, which means it's twice as volatile as the markets in general. Walmart (NYSE:WMT) and Tractor Supply (Nasdaq:TSCO) by comparison have beta's of 0.41 and 0.90 respectively, suggesting both aren't upset nearly as much by market gyrations. If you are fairly risk-averse you probably want to stick with Walmart or Tractor Supply.
SEE: Beta: Know The Risk
Financial Condition
Zumiez was hit by the recession just like every other retailer in America. Its current sales per square foot is $421, $74 less than in 2007, its last year of positive same-store sales growth before hitting the recession and two years of same-store sales contraction. With good management and loyal customers it pulled itself out of its tailspin and is working on a fourth consecutive year of rising comps. As of the end of January it was sitting with net cash of $54.7 million, double-digit operating margins and a European acquisition that eventually will reap big dividends once its economy recovers. Most importantly, its officers and directors own 30% of the company and are committed to building the business. There's not much to keep you up at night about this company.
What's the Play
Including this year, Zumiez has had 5 up years and three down since going public in 2005. The up years achieved an average annual return of 53.5% compared to 39% in the down years. Overall, its performance has been much better than the S&P 500, but not near as good as its specialty retail peers. So, even though it's generally performed well financially, its stock sometimes hasn't. This is when you need to strike.
Zumiez's best year in the past decade was 2010 when it gained 111.24%. To be fair, let's assume you acquired 100 shares of its stock at $33.13, the high that year. You then committed to buying another 100 shares every quarter thereafter whenever the stock finished below where it started the quarter. By April 11, 2013, you would have acquired 600 shares at an average cost of $24.86 for a 13.6% theoretical gain. If you'd simply bought and held the first 100 at $33.13, you would have a paper loss of 14.8%. That's almost a 200% difference by simply buying whenever its stock had a bad quarter. You can do this with any stock. It's a form of dollar cost averaging but in this case you're only buying on the downstroke.
Bottom Line
Zumiez's all-time high is $53.99. That was achieved in October 2007. Its margins back then were identical to where they are today; the only difference is the revenue in fiscal 2012 was $669 million, 76% higher than in fiscal 2007. EV/EBITDA tells you all you need to know, in 2007, its enterprise value was 13.3 times EBITDA. Today, it's half that at 6.1 times. Meanwhile, peers such as Hot Topic (Nasdaq:HOTT) and Gap (NYSE:GPS) are valued higher.


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The articles you'll find below attempt to answer this question. So, relax, sit back, and enjoy the ride as we get back to the future of SEO and explore it in-depth…
Would A Facebook Search Engine Do Damage?
As it turns out, Facebook search would do a LOT of damage! Instead of talking about how it'll be hard for Facebook to compete in the Search market, why it shouldn't do this and that, why it shouldn't join forces with Yahoo or Bing (Microsoft) and all of that crap, we simply asked the question "What if?"
We looked at a whole bunch of numbers to try and predict how much market share a Facebook search engine would get. Would it dethrone Google? Would it annihilate Bing? The results may shock you…
15 Predictions for SEO in 2013: What's the Future of SEO?
Instead of looking at all the little tweaks Google might make in 2013, we thought it would be interesting to look at the big picture. We looked at the developments in multiple areas of SEO (i.e. social SEO, video SEO, local SEO, mobile SEO, etc.) of the past year and then tried to predict the near future of SEO.
Some topics we've explored to make our 15 predictions for SEO in 2013 are: will ALL social networks become walled content gardens now Twitter and LinkedIn are taking steps in that direction as well? Is the only reason Google launched Google+ Communities that it wants to monetize its social network and thus wants people to spend as much time in the Google ecosystem as possible? Will YouTube tweak its search algorithm even more, thereby making video SEO much harder to do than before?
You can read more about all of this and many other things, inside our blog post about the near future of SEO.
Staying Ahead of the Social SEO Game
You know, being mindful of the future is about more than looking at what might happen 1, 2 or 5 years from now. It's also about looking around you, looking at your current situation and what your competitors are doing, and asking "what if?" again.
Doing that might not lead you to meaningful experiments right away, but you'd better believe that all the SEO experiments you'll do after asking that question will show you what does work OR what doesn't work.
Now, we asked "what if?" in terms of social SEO. We were curious to find out where thinking of a social profile as being a website in and of itself would lead us. What would that mean in terms of internal link architecture? And on-page optimization? And all the other elements of SEO? Click the link above to find out!
Final Thoughts on the Future of SEO
As society changes at a faster and faster pace, search engines follow its lead. That's why it's not geeky or super smart to try and stay ahead of Google and "friends", it's being prepared. Better said: if you, as a business owner or online marketer, only care about the present? Then you won't see HUGE problems and MAJOR opportunities coming. Those that are prepared will prevent the coming problems and make the most of opportunities as they arise, which will ultimately lead to them getting more traffic, leads, and sales thanks to SEO than you ever will.
So, smarten up. Start thinking about the future of SEO. Start planning for it.
To More Traffic, More Conversions, And More Business,
The Motriz Marketing Team


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During adolescence, there are some keys for parents. Number one, be honest. Be honest, tell the truth. If you don't know the answer to a question, instead of brushing your child off and say "go ask your mom" or "go ask your dad", admit that you don't know it and find some way to help your child get the answer. You get on the Internet, you go to the library, you go to a book store and buy books. You realize that perhaps you need some help and you go take a class. And, if you find it really tough to answer these questions, then place your child with someone who will answer them for you in the way you want them answered. That can be a relative, another family member. That can be a friend, a minister or clergy person. It can be a trusted teacher or youth worker, a grandparent. As teenagers separate from their parents, though, and move into adulthood, one of the tasks that they have to do is to be independent. And, what that means is, there may be times that they can't talk to you. You may have been open, you may have given them every opportunity to talk, but for a variety of reasons, they just can't talk to you perhaps at this time. And, it's really important that you give your child someone else to go to. You have this conversation in which you say, "I love you. I always want you to come to me if you can. You should never go through anything major in your life where you have fear or concern or you're upset alone. Here's two people that you can go to who I believe share our values and would help you. And, if you want, would help you come to me and tell me. What you're feeling, what your problem is, what you need help with." But the important thing, as we look at some of the events over the last few years of young people committing violence and suicide and getting HIV, etc. the important thing is that they never go through it alone. They should have some adult who will be there and talk to them.
Another thing that is so important thing to share with adolescents is your values. Most adolescents will get some form of sexuality education. What we call, generally, the plumbing courses. The body parts, how it works. But, what parents need to share over and over again are the values that are important in their family. For many parents, this will be based on their religion or their culture. But, making sure that your children know what your standards are, what your expectations are, but also as a parent, understanding that, more than likely, when your child makes that decision about being involved with someone in an intimate sexual relationship, you are not going to be there and you can't hold their hand or pull them back so they don't get hurt or they don't suffer consequences. Your young person is going to make that decision. And, as the parent, your role is to prepare them for that so that when they do decide that they feel good about that decision, that they are not being coerced, they're not being used, and that they are protecting themselves against pregnancies and STDs.
Moderator: What do I do when my kids ask me questions about what I did (sexual behavior)?
Huberman: That's probably one of the most frequent questions in parent-child communication seminars or workshops that comes up. And, there is no easy answer to this one. And, nobody can tell you what's right or wrong or what's the best or the not best thing to do. But, the guideline is that you have a right to your privacy and it's okay to say to your child, that's not something right now that I'd like to share with you. You're at an age right now, in the next few years you may be making that decision yourself and I want you to make it on your own, feeling good that you know very well what your values are and what your own standards for your behavior are. Other parents feel very comfortable saying to their child, I'm glad you asked that question. Yes, I did have an intimate relationship when I was a teenager. And the parent may choose to say, I did have an intimate relationship and I felt good about it. We really cared about each other, we protected ourselves against pregnancies and STDs. Or, a parent might say, I did have an intimate relationship and I wish I hadn't and this is why. The important thing here is being honest with your child, but also understanding that they are going to make that decision for themselves and you can preach all you want to, but the fact is, that over 80% of the young people in this country have had at least one sexual relationship before they're 20. And, while we may want them to live by the value of waiting for marriage, 90% of the marriages in this country are not virginal marriages. So, while that may be a value of some denominations or individuals, it's not a public value that's overwhelmingly held in our country. I said before that parents have a right to their privacy. But, I think what that also carries with it is that parents respect and also give their children a right to privacy and understand that as they move from childhood into young adulthood that they do have a desire for some things, as they work out who they are as an adult, to be private and perhaps to not share them.
Huberman: When we look back in history, we look at cultures and how they've changed around sexuality and sexual behavior, we see cycles of more openness and acceptance. And then there will be a cycle when the pendulum swings back to much more control, much more restriction, much more closed kind of atmosphere that discourages open conversation about sexuality. I think what has changed it incredibly in just the last couple of years is the Internet. And, the possibilities or the potential that any individual has now for learning about sexuality and becoming perhaps more comfortable and knowledgeable about sexuality is unlimited. In past cultures we didn't have that ability to instantaneously access information. Before books were printed, information about sexuality had to be transferred from person to person and it really was much more open in the societies. There was much more of a naturalness and comfort with sexuality.
I was just in New Mexico and had the opportunity to talk to some Native Americans about the celebration that is a part of tribal customs when a young girl starts her first menstrual period. And it truly is a celebration, a party with wonderful food and all the relatives. And, everyone at that party imparts to that young girl a sense of, you're a woman physically now, you're wonderful. But, there is also a part of those ritual customs and the celebration in which the elders, the older women, the older men share stories from centuries ago that relate to a young woman what her responsibilities are and will be in the future. Most parents today think their children are getting a comprehensive sexuality education in school. And so, they feel like, well, maybe I don't have to do it. Maybe I don't have to talk about it. But, unfortunately, nothing could be further from the truth.


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I have to admit that I don't have any cool skills when it comes to applying eye makeup. As much as I like to wear green or purple eye shadows, I'd probably only buy and wear them once in a blue moon. I stick to what I know best and it's a safe bet all year round: neutrals.
Looking back to my Addiction haul post, I mentioned that I sold my Naked Palette 1 and 2 realizing that I needed something even simpler and more compact, so in came the Addiction Ready To Wear Eye Palette 03 Sugar Rusk.
The palette has that Japanese-esque zen simplicity feel to it. It comes in a simple plastic black compact with asymmetrical sides. It feels lightweight but not fragile in the least, and is easy to carry around anywhere.
It comes with a full mirror that can actually be pushed all the way to the top for convenient application. It also comes with a two-sided sponge applicator and a small rounded smudge brush. The brush itself is especially soft for something that comes in a quad eye shadow compact.
Sugar Rusk is a mixture of warm and cool neutrals. There are three shimmers and one matte in the palette. They are not numbered or named, and there are no instructions on how to use it. But hey, who really needs instructions? It's a neutral, so there's very little chance of even novices messing this up.
Check out the swatch:
It is very hard to capture, but shade #2 has some of the most beautiful sparkles ever! The shimmer is very dainty and doesn't come off as frosty at all. It glimmers beautifully on the eyelids, which makes me think this is the "sugar" part of the palette. The matte one, #3, reads taupe to me, and I like to use it as a base or to give some contour. Highlight shade #1 is perfect for the brow bones and inner corners. It gives just enough light and brightens up the eye area nicely. In addition to being used as a crease color shade #4, can also be used for a quick smoky eye. Just apply it lightly on the lids and blend it to perfection.
I personally like this a lot more than the Urban Decay palettes. Nope, I don't miss them at all. This one has just the right amount of pigmentation (for my preference) and the shades are easily blendable. I almost never wear any eye primer and didn't find it necessary to wear one with this. The formula is wonderful and stayed put nicely throughout the day.
If there's a downside, then it's the steep price of ¥ 6,510 (about IDR 760,000). Addiction also has plenty of single eye shadows that I'd love to try one day, if I get the chance
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Fifth Third Bancorp Announces Sale of a Portion of Its Vantiv Shares
Fifth Third Bancorp Announces Sale of a Portion of Its Vantiv Shares
On November 30, 2012, Vantiv, Inc. (Nasdaq: VNTV), filed an S-1 registration statement for Fifth Third (Nasdaq: FITB) to sell shares of Class A common stock of Vantiv, Inc. once the registration statement has been declared effective.
If the offering is completed as currently anticipated, this would be Fifth Third's first sale of Vantiv stock since Vantiv's initial public offering in March 2012 (in which Fifth Third only sold shares to fulfill its obligations in the underwriters' overallotment option).
The purpose of the offering is to begin the process of monetizing the remaining portion of Fifth Third's stake in Vantiv in a considered, orderly fashion over time, and to generate proceeds for Fifth Third's general corporate purposes, potentially including actions to optimize its balance sheet and liability costs and/or repurchase Fifth Third common stock.
This document does not constitute an offer of any securities for sale. Any offering of securities will be made only by prospectus following the effectiveness of the aforementioned registration statement.


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