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Readers had plenty to say on topics that touched on all the L.A. food groups: surfing, burgers, serial killers and transgenderism.
Steve Friess' story about late Los Angeles Times sportswriter Mike Penner's struggle and suicide after trying to become a woman named Christine Daniels brought many thoughtful responses, starting with this one, from Roxanne Edwards:
"Can anyone truly understand the deep hurt and longing that drove this dear person to such despair? The contrast between the euphoria and the losses we experience is what makes us so vulnerable when we transition our gender. ... C/M was faced with the choice to live authentically while losing the love of their life. How would you react? Please, if you have compassion in your soul, and know someone going through transition, show kindness and love."
Caroline writes about her own struggle. "Like her, I am transgendered, on hormones, and out at work. ... The internal angst that most transgendered people face over the decisions they have to make ... we ask ourselves, 'Do I love myself enough to transition even if that means those I love may not understand?'
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"Unfortunately, love neither creates this medical condition nor does it cure it. For others, it literally is a choice between a bullet and a dress."
Finally, Babamoto gives a salute to Penner's professional skills: "As a longtime reader of Mike's sportswriting, it should be noted that Penner was a great writer. I miss being able to see his and Christine's byline."
So do we.
It's a big ocean, and there ought to be space enough for both swimmers and surfers. That was the message from readers responding to Tibby Rothman's story about Venice surfers' complaints that too often this year, the Venice Breakwater is being closed to surfing — a practice called blackballing.
Derek W. Zirkle says: "Blackballing is dangerous to surfers crowded into an area. They need to set up smaller (10 yards wide) designated swimming areas with their flags. Three swimmers were knee-deep at Topanga today, and at least 15 surfers were told to move 50 yards north with no blackball out."
A reader identified as Mick writes: "Decent surf spots in L.A. are hard to come by, and waves going unridden in the afternoon because three swimmers enter the water. Too many boundaries on land already exist; let's keep them out of the water."
Lucien Belmont has a different view. "While I can excuse a bit of poetic license to liven up a rather mundane controversy, this article's implied arguments are weak and too subjective. The report describes this summer as 'dismal.' ... Dismal for surfers at the Venice Breakwater? Maybe. Dismal for the millions of Angelenos? Absolutely not. It's one of the most pleasant summers of the decade."
Finally, Brian Humphrey of the Los Angeles Fire Department corrects one point: "Fire Department Chief Deputy of Emergency Operations John Tripp is a proud and highly respected leader within the Los Angeles County Fire Department, and not the Los Angeles Fire Department, which is a separate agency."
Point made, Brian. Thanks. We hereby blackball ourselves.
If you are suspected of being a serial killer, ripping off the city for a rotator-cuff injury seems pretty tame. But it wasn't to readers of Christine Pelisek's story about Lonnie Franklin Jr., who's charged with the Grim Sleeper killings.
Reader Adrian Brooks Collins writes: "The entire disability-benefits system has to be comprehensively overhauled. ... When it's that easy to get, the word spreads quickly. But a review has to be met with a compassionate evaluation system so that those who honestly are injured continue to get support."
Other readers weren't so gentle:
"You have GOT to be fucking kidding me," writes LadyLiberty. "Killer or not, Franklin has been milking the system for years and will be able to continue to do so. Anyone want to march on City Hall? I didn't think so — we all know that wouldn't change anything."
RobE says: "A rotator cuff can be surgically repaired. He was about as permanently disabled as I am (and I'm perfectly healthy)."
Or, as Dee Long puts it: "Well, isn't that lovely — the city is closing libraries while a serial killer gets a big, fat pension check every month. RECALL THE MAYOR AND THE CITY COUNCIL!!"
Our own Jonathan Gold. Hamburgers. N.Y. versus L.A.
Need we say more?
Gold reviewed L.A.'s Burger Kitchen, and Dean Curtis doesn't think it measures up: "I've had the pleasure of eating Minetta Tavern's Black Label burger [in New York], and not only is the meat outstanding, but so is the house-made sesame-seed brioche bun and all the condiments. The burger at Minetta comes in a manageable size, while this one looks impossible to eat unless you take it apart. This burger doesn't look like it's worth $26."
Liisa Lee writes: "Jonathan, first, I adore you. I read with relish each Thursday column in L.A. Weekly. ... THAT SAID — My dear man, your opening premise in this article is sorely (and if you're not sore, let me wallop you one to drive this point home) mistaken about NYC being bereft of a burger.
"One name: JG Melon. If you haven't been to this Upper East Side icon, then you haven't had a burger in NYC."
Sam says: "With the obsession to detail in N.Y. that most restaurants in L.A. lack, I'm sad to admit that they have surpassed us in the burger category as well. However, I absolutely loved the Silverton/Pressman burgers at Canele and at the Farmers Market."
And finally, Daniel, co-owner of Burger Kitchen and son of proprietor Alan Saffron, says: "Thank you so much for your review, Mr. Gold. I'm sorry I never got to meet you in person."
Oh, puhleeze. We've met Mister Gold. We'd rather be slicing shallots.
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Pro-abortion Catholic politicians bring to mind St. Thomas More, our most famous conscientious objector: The current pro-abortion appeal to conscience seems upside-down.
St. Thomas More objected to the new law of the land in defense of the Church. The modern conscientious objectors, like Jennifer Granholm and Gray Davis, promote the new law of the land in spite of the Church.
The old-fashioned conscientious objectors, like St. Thomas More or antiwar protesters, formed their objections based on religious beliefs. The new objectors form their objections based on anything but Church teaching.
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Apple has introduced a lot of new stuff in the last two years: Macs, iPhones, iPads, iPods, Siri, Maps, iTunes, management changes, and a new dividend. Like Facebook, all these things have been geared towards generating a lot of profits and Apple has been very good at that aim. But still the critics carp on the lack of Apple innovation. Apple has made it routine to come out with a knock your socks off product every three years. Some companies only do that once a decade. Most are lucky if they can have one product like that in their whole lives. So Apple gets held to an incredibly high standard that they themselves set. All other tech companies get a pass on innovation, as long as they've done one thing really well fairly recently. This will continue until they show the world they can bring out a knock your socks off product again without Jobs. 2013 will probably be the year for them to do that. But it's good to be reminded that Apple just doesn't bide its time between those three year product cycles. They are churning stuff out all the time to make their existing product portfolio that much more profitable and up to date. We will keep holding Apple to an incredibly high standard but let's give them until the end of 2013 before we say they are losing a step. At the time of publication the author was long in Apple. Follow @ericjackson This article is commentary by an independent contributor, separate from TheStreet's regular news coverage.
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Millennium Pharmaceuticals said yesterday that it would buy COR Therapeutics, the maker of the heart drug Integrilin, for about $2 billion in stock in one of the largest mergers of two biotechnology companies.
The deal is also the third such merger this week, after the agreements on Monday by MedImmune to acquire Aviron for $1.5 billion in stock and by Cephalon to buy Group Lafon of France for $450 million in cash.
Investment bankers and analysts say they expect more deals to come as companies, many still with ample cash raised in a biotechnology investment frenzy in 2000, seek to bolster their product lines and sales forces and to raise their market values.
Millennium, based in Cambridge, Mass., is a leader in genomics but is not expected to have any drugs developed with that technology on the market for several years. In the meantime, it is buying companies and products to accelerate its push to become a full-fledged pharmaceutical company.
The acquisition gives Millennium the first drug it will sell itself, Integrilin, along with COR's 109-person sales force.Continue reading the main story
''The COR merger moves us into the commercial area, where we're actually marketing and selling product,'' Mark Levin, Millennium's chief executive, said in an interview. ''It gives us the opportunity to build a major pharmaceutical company from gene to patient.''
Millennium will offer 0.9873 new share of its stock for each share of COR stock. Based on closing prices on Wednesday, before the deal was announced, each COR share was being valued at $35 a share, 77 percent above its closing price.
COR's stock soared $8.46, or 43 percent, to $28.20, but investors pummeled Millennium's stock. It fell almost 17 percent, to $29.56, down $5.89. Analysts and investors seemed worried about the dilution in Millennium's earnings that would be caused by issuing new stock. Some also said that cardiovascular disease was not one of Millennium's strongest areas.
There was also concern that Integrilin sales might be slowing. Indeed, COR lowered its 2001 sales estimate yesterday for the second time since October. It now expects sales of $225 million to $230 million this year, down from $245 million to $260 million expected before October, though still up from about $170 million last year.
But Millennium executives said they were confident that sales of Integrilin would grow 30 percent a year in coming years as new uses are found for the drug.
Integrilin is used to prevent blood clots in patients with chest pains or those undergoing angioplasty to open clogged arteries. COR says Integrilin has about 50 percent market share competing against Reopro, which is made by Johnson & Johnson and marketed by Eli Lilly, and Aggrastat from Merck.
Dennis Harp, an analyst at Deutsche Banc Alex. Brown, praised the acquisition as ''a bold strategic'' move because the company would add drugs for cardiovascular disease, a major cause of death, to the drugs it is developing for cancer.
But, he added, ''a lot depends on whether you believe in the 30 percent growth for Integrilin.''
COR, based in South San Francisco, Calif., is about to enter clinical trials on its second drug, one for cancer. Being bought by Millennium will relieve it of the problem of being a one-product company and will give it expertise to move that cancer drug through clinical trials.
''We found a big brother in Mark who could give us a critical mass.'' Vaughn Kailian, president and chief executive of COR, said, referring to Mr. Levin.
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BALDWIN PARK >> Dalila Lopez's fifth-grade class almost doubled in size last Wednesday morning at Elwin Elementary School, but she was happy about it.
The guests in her classroom stood out as they sat in the small blue chairs next to the fifth-grade students during the second "Bring Your Dad to School Day" at the Baldwin Park campus.
"I'm happy to see any parent here at the school," Lopez said. "I want them to know parents are the first teachers."
Fathers, uncles, grandfathers and other male figures joined in classroom activities with their children in the first part of the morning.
"Moms come (to school) a lot, but dad's don't that often," said Elwin Principal Patricia Cubillo de Romero.
The school decided to have the event to let fathers or father figures get a glimpse into what their child does in school and highlight the importance of their involvement in their child's education.
"They get a sense of what their child is doing on a day-to-day basis," said Cubillo de Romero. "We want them to know how crucial their role is in their child's life. There's a lot of great dads and father figures we don't get to highlight that often."
In younger grades, the 'dads' helped in classroom activities, while some of the upper grade classes were able to play basketball and volleyball outside for a while. In sixth-grade classes, some 'dads' also shared what they did for work and other things.
"This is a good idea. It's good to see (my daughter) in the classroom — what she does, how she interacts with her classmates," said Peter Willinger, father of fifth-grader Charisma.
It was Willinger's first time taking part in the event, noting he couldn't make it last year because of work but took the day off this year to surprise Charisma.
"I just like (my dad) to come and see me at school," said the 10-year-old. "It was fun to have him here. He's fun. He always makes me happy."
The event drew about 220 'dads' last year, noted Cubillo de Romero, which looked to be about the same this year.
Some 'dads' were able to stay for the entire program which included 45-minute class time followed by refreshments and snacks before taking in a presentation by special guest Ricardo J. Rivera, assistant director of early childhood education with Baldwin Park Unified.
Others had to leave early to go to work, including the father of fifth-grader Jessica Hernandez.
"It's good to have him visit because he knows how I'm doing in school," said the 10-year-old. "(At home), he asks me questions about presidents and I have to answer. He makes me feel happy, he helps me and tells me he loves me."
While other 'dads' had to split their class time with two or three children, Humberto Amaya found a way to avoid splitting time.
"I came to help him with one child," said Manuel Amaya of Fontana, Humberto's brother. "As brothers, we're very united. It went well."
Uncle Manuel visited with his sixth-grade niece while Humberto sat in with his fourth-grade son.
"We were playing games, drawing and doing math (in the classroom)," said Humberto Amaya. "(My son) beat me at math. He was happy to have me (in the classroom). The presentation was nice, too."
During Rivera's presentation, he played short film clips and talked about research data that shows that fathers and male figures make a difference in a child's life starting from the early stages of life and how it affects them as teens and adults.
"We need you just as much as we need moms," he said.
One such research statistic from the National Center for Education Statistics in 2007 said children of involved fathers are more likely to enjoy school, participate in extracurricular activities and graduate. Other research showed that adolescents who identified with their fathers are 80 percent less likely to have been in jail and 75 percent less likely to become unwed parents, and men's emotional involvement with their children was found to act as a buffer against work-related stress.
Malainie Rodriguez of Baldwin Park said she is grateful to her brother Adrian Rodriguez for being involved in her fifth-grade son Michael Davis' life. Davis' father lives in Las Vegas and is not able to see him often.
"That's why I'm grateful for my brother," said Malainie Rodriguez. "If it wasn't for him, I don't think (my son) would be doing as well as he is."
This is the second time Adrian Rodriguez has participated in the event for his nephew.
"I like to keep him involved and really busy (with activities)," he said. "I saw more involvement (with the 'dads') in the classrooms this time. It's important that a male role model is involved (in a child's life)."
Cubillo de Romero said the school has an open invitation for parents to help at the school with several activities and she did see an increase in school involvement from some of the 'dads' that attended last year's event.
"Hopefully it's not just today, we hope it's a regular thing (to visit the school and be involved)," said Rivera to the 'dads' during the presentation.


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Last month Pyr sent us a hand full of books including the first three books in their new Young Adult line: Lightbringer by K. D. McEntire, Planesrunner by Ian McDonald and Thief's Covenant by Ari Marmell. Pyr expects YA books to make up a full third of their annual lineup so we can expect to see many more YA books to follow.
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Wendy has the ability to see souls that have not moved on-but she does not seek them out. They seek her. They yearn for her . . . or what she can do for them. Without Wendy's powers, the Lost, the souls that have died unnaturally young, are doomed to wander in the never forever, and Wendy knows she is the only one who can set them free by sending them into the light.
Each soul costs Wendy, delivering too many souls would be deadly, and yet she is driven to patrol, dropping everyone in her life but her best friend, Eddie-who wants to be more than friends-until she meets Piotr.
Piotr, the first Rider and guardian of the Lost, whose memory of his decades in the never, a world that the living never see, has faded away. With his old-fashioned charms, and haunted kindness, he understands Wendy in ways no one living ever could, yet Wendy is hiding that she can do more than exist in the never. Wendy is falling for a boy who she may have to send into the light.
But there are darker forces looking for the Lost. Trying to regain the youth and power that the Lost possess, the dark ones feed on the Lost and only Wendy and Piotr can save them-but at what cost?
Ian McDonald
There is not one you. There are many yous. There is not one world. There are many worlds. Ours is one of billions of parallel earths.
When Everett Singh's scientist father is kidnapped from the streets of London, he leaves young Everett a mysterious app on his computer. Suddenly, this teenager has become the owner of the most valuable object in the multiverse-the Infundibulum-the map of all the parallel earths, and there are dark forces in the Ten Known Worlds who will stop at nothing to get it. They've got power, authority, and the might of ten planets-some of them more technologically advanced than our Earth-at their fingertips. He's got wits, intelligence, and a knack for Indian cooking.
To keep the Infundibulum safe, Everett must trick his way through the Heisenberg Gate his dad helped build and go on the run in a parallel Earth. But to rescue his Dad from Charlotte Villiers and the sinister Order, this Planesrunner's going to need friends. Friends like Captain Anastasia Sixsmyth, her adopted daughter Sen, and the crew of the airship Everness.
Can they rescue Everett's father and get the Infundibulum to safety? The game is afoot!
Thief's Covenant
Ari Marmell
Once she was Adrienne Satti. An orphan of Davillon, she had somehow escaped destitution and climbed to the ranks of the city's aristocracy in a rags-to-riches story straight from an ancient fairy tale. Until one horrid night, when a conspiracy of forces-human and other-stole it all away in a flurry of blood and murder.
Today she is Widdershins, a thief making her way through Davillon's underbelly with a sharp blade, a sharper wit, and the mystical aid of Olgun, a foreign god with no other worshippers but Widdershins herself. It's not a great life, certainly nothing compared to the one she once had, but it's hers.
But now, in the midst of Davillon's political turmoil, an array of hands are once again rising up against her, prepared to tear down all that she's built. The City Guard wants her in prison. Members of her own Guild want her dead. And something horrid, something dark, something ancient is reaching out for her, a past that refuses to let her go. Widdershins and Olgun are going to find answers, and justice, for what happened to her-but only if those who almost destroyed her in those years gone by don't finish the job first.
Hearts of Smoke and Steam
The Society of Steam: Book 2
Andrew P. Mayer
Sir Dennis Darby has been murdered, the Automaton has been destroyed, and Sarah Stanton has turned her back on a life of privilege and comfort to try and find her way in the unforgiving streets of New York. But Lord Eschaton, the villain behind all these events, isn't finished with her yet. His plans to bring his apocalyptic vision of the future to the world are moving forward, but to complete his scheme he needs the clockwork heart that Sarah still holds.
But she has her own plans for the Automaton's clockwork heart-Sarah is trying rebuild her mechanical friend, and when she is attacked by The Children of Eschaton, the man comes to her rescue may be the one to make her dreams come true. Emelio Armando is a genius inventor who had hoped to leave his troubles behind when he and his sister left Italy for a life of anonymity in the New World. Now he finds himself falling in love with the fallen society girl, but he is rapidly discovering just how powerful the forces of villainy aligned against her are, and that fulfilling her desires means opening the door to a world of danger that could destroy everything he has built.
THE SOCIETY OF STEAM takes place in a Victorian New York powered by the discovery of Fortified Steam, a substance that allows ordinary men to wield extraordinary abilities, and grant powers that can corrupt gentlemen of great moral strength. The secret behind this amazing substance is something that wicked brutes will gladly kill for, and one that Sarah must try and protect, no matter what the cost.
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The third novel in Jasper Kent's enthralling, chilling and acclaimed historical vampire sequence — The Danilov Quintet.
Russia 1855. After forty years of peace in Europe, war rages. In the Crimea, the city of Sevastopol is besieged. In the north, Saint Petersburg is blockaded. But in Moscow there is one who needs only to sit and wait — wait for the death of an aging tsar, and for the curse upon his blood to be passed to a new generation.
As their country grows weaker, a brother and sister — each unaware of the other's existence — must come to terms with the legacy left them by their father. In Moscow, Tamara Valentinovna Lavrova uncovers a brutal murder and discovers that it is not the first in a sequence of similar crimes, merely the latest, carried out by a killer who has stalked the city since 1812.
And in Sevastopol, Dmitry Alekseevich Danilov faces not only the guns of the combined armies of Britain and France, but must also make a stand against creatures that his father had thought buried beneath the earth, thirty years before.


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quote:Originally posted by Scallion1And I'd love to know why anyone would divulge personal info of any kind on the Net without knowing who wants it and why.
quote:Originally posted by MoscaMy 77 year old father moved in with us 7 years ago. He's ok, still very active, but it can be tough sometimes. He'll leave faucets running, the refrigerator door open, stuff like that. once he set a wet newspaper on top of a lampshade to dry it out and almost burned the house down when he forgot about it. This is a guy who drives 30000 miles a year to bridge tournaments all over the country. So it's not that he's not still sharp, it's that he's sharp in some ways and not others. He's changing from elderly to old.Tom
quote:Originally posted by stevencarryTara, my Dad (see above your post) I think was the first in the world with Alzheimers in 1978 at 60, (choked on his food 7yrs later) then 20 years later my mom healthy at 76 fell while hiking, hit her head and was knocked out......got dementia and was never the same. Dementia is slower and she is still going (wandering around her "home") and sweet at 84. I feel your pain. Be strong,Have a great life. Steve
quote:Originally posted by jinjo76I guess I wanted to find out if anyone on the forum has ever experienced moving back in with elderly parents to take care of them for senile dementia, short term memory loss 24/7, and had at least a 50 year age difference between the parents and children.Jonathan


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I took a quick stroll through sourceforge but it looks like free DVD player software is lacking for the Windows platform. I just re-installed Windows last night and realized I nuked my only copy of Cyberlink so now I need some sort of DVD player. Oh yeah, and Windows Media Player 9 won't update to 10 (or more) thanks to some stupidity with the ActiveX controls in Windows Update (and yes I have all genuine Windows blah blah).
So.... I don't mind paying a bit for something that's a dedicated software DVD player for my comp. Any suggestions by you guys before I shell out?
Try http://www.afterdawn.com/software/vi... or http://www.videolan.org/vlc/
both play dvd's well and are free.
Another vote for VLC.
Media Player Classic is a nice one too.
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The House of Representatives voted to undermine America's waters and wildlife by including weak and ineffective ballast water discharge standards in the Coast Guard Reauthorization bill. This legislation rolls out the welcome mat for destructive, invasive species to infiltrate our waters.
"In horror movies, strange creatures invade our waters and threaten people and wildlife. But, the real horror is that this scenario happens every day in the U.S., and this bad ballast water bill makes it easier for invasive species to take over our water bodies," said Josh Saks, senior legislative representative for water resources campaigns for the National Wildlife Federation.
H.R. 2838 weakens safeguards that restrict the release of ballast water from international ships and the invasive aquatic species that are carried within them. The Great Lakes, Chesapeake Bay, San Francisco Bay and Puget Sound are some of America's iconic and vital water resources that are being harmed by the flood of non-native wildlife that choke waters ways and outcompete and eat native species.
"Fighting invasive species costs this country hundreds of millions of dollars every year," Saks said. "At a time when lawmakers are trying to cut spending and create jobs, stopping the flood of invasive species that kill fish and wildlife, kill jobs and pollute our waterways is a no-brainer. Congress needs to increase protections against damaging, non-native species to protect our economy and our nation's waters."


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I haven't always had it easy getting claims granted through the Veterans Administration system. I can think of several that took five years to get granted by the V.A. courts after denied locally.
I guess that's why in the military we were taught to "hurry up and wait" because they knew we were going to have to deal with the V.A.
Today, we'll address benefits that are due to spouses, widows and the children of veterans: Dependency and Indemnity Compensation is a monthly benefit paid to eligible survivors -- currently widows receive $1,033 a month tax-free.
To be eligible they must be:
1.) Of military service members who died while on active duty;
2.) Veteran whose death resulted from a service-related injury or disease;
3.) Veteran who was receiving V.A. compensation for service-connected disability at the 100 percent rate for 10 years or more immediately before death;
4.) Since veteran's release from service, at least five years immediately preceding death rated at 100 percent disability, and;
5. ) For POWs who died after Sept. 30, 1999 and were rated 100 percent at least a year prior to death.
To review these provisions go to the V.A. Web site at www.va.gov.
It's important to know that if a veteran's disabilitycontributes to his death, but not the main cause of death, thewidow still may be eligible for DIC. For example, a veteran dies ofcancer because his service-connected heart condition kept thedoctors from aggressively treating the cancer. A widow may file forDIC anytime after the death of a veteran.
Being a Vietnam veteran, I often wonder how many widows weretold they weren't eligible for DIC years ago, but now because ofnew disabilities added to the Agent Orange list, such as diabetes,leukemia and lung cancer, these widows have become eligible. Irecently filed a DIC claim for a Vietnam veteran who died in 1995of diabetes II, but due to the change in the Agent Orange law, thewidow is receiving $1,033.00 a month. In 1995, when she called theV.A., she was correctly told she wasn't eligible.
Many times when a veteran dies, a family member will call the V.A. to seek death benefit information only to be told that they aren't qualified. This is not always correct. V.A. personnel on the phones can only go by information on their computers and what the caller tells them.
If V.A. personnel do not know the veteran was exposed to atomic radiation and died of one of the presumptive cancers, the caller will most likely be told they are not qualified. Same with Agent Orange cases: if the veteran has never filed a claim, the V.A. may not even know the veteran was in Vietnam and died from a presumptive Agent Orange condition.
I had a widow call the V.A. and was told she wasn't qualified for DIC because her husband was only rated 20 percent disabled for bad ankles. After friends referred her to our office, I reviewed the death certificate, which showed the veteran died of a broken neck. Upon calling the veteran's doctor, I discovered because of his bad ankles he used a walker and was known to fall on a regular basis. With a doctor's letter, the DIC was granted. V.A. reps can't fully assess a case on the phone.
There was another case where the veteran had several surgeries for the same service-connected disability, then died because of a nonservice-connected cancer. Because the cancer originated at the surgical site, the doctor opined that the constant surgeries might have contributed to the development of the veteran's cancer, therefore DIC was granted.
San Diego County Veterans Services representative MichaelSchuster can be reached at: (760) 643-2049 or email@example.com .


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It's Easy to Say 'Bring Back Glass-Steagall'Some of the people clamoring for the breakup of the nation's largest banks also think it would be wise to bring back Glass-Steagall's separation of investment banks from traditional commercial banks. The Federal Reserve was already taking a liberal approach to Glass-Steagall even before the Graham-Leach-Bliley Act of 1999 formally ended restrictions against investment banks affiliating with commercial banks.
Even after Graham-Leach-Bliley was passed, there were still several very large investment banks, or broker/dealers. Having them separated from commercial banks "didn't stop us from having the last financial crisis, because as we saw, the institutions under the greatest pressure were the independent broker/dealers, including Lehman Brothers, Bear Stearns and Merrill Lynch," says Guggenheim analyst Marty Mosby. "These companies didn't have enough liquidity or enough capital."


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by Evelyn Flood
The surname is spelled PEEBLES, PEEPLES, PEOPLES and PEOPPEALS.
In Smith Peoples Civil War Arkansas Union Soldiers Index, the last
name was spelled PEOPPEALS
SMITH PEOPLES was born in 1803 in Georgia per Civil War Soldiers
Index (Union).
His son JOHN PEOPLES was born in 1842 in Johnson County, Arkansas.
Son NATHAN PEOPLES was born in 1837 in Tishimingo County, Mississippi.
They enlisted on 1 March 1863 in Newton County, Arkansas in
Co. F, First Arkansas Infantry (Union)
Smith lists his age as 42, but he was much older..like 60.
If you went by that age, he was born in 1821...but he married
ca 1827.
Have been trying to reconcile my Peoples records with those
records of other PEOPLES\PEEBLES\PEEPLES researchers.
Just don't know enough about the earlier families to state
who the son of who was.
My records are mostly from reading census, marriage,land records,
Civil War Pensions, and cemetery records for the areas in which
I am researching.
From other PEEBLES, PEOPLES, PEEPLES researchers, was sent the
following information.
I have listed some questions.
From Charlotte Peebles which she received from Family Tree Maker
It is hard to read her notes, so if there are any corrections,
please let me know.
Generation 1:
Robert Peebles
Generation 2:
Capt. David Peibils (Peebles), born 1616 County Fife, Scotland
Owned "Bon Accord".
Spouse: Elspert (Elspet) Mackie
Generation 3:
SON: William Peebles I, born 7June\Jul 1635 Kilconquhar Parish,
Fife Scotland
Died 5 Aug 1635 Wyanoke Parish, Charles City, Virginia
Spouse: Elizabeth Bishop (2) Judith Drayton by whom was born:
Generation 4:
David Peebles II, born 1683 St.Monance, Cambee, Scotland
David's spouse: Ann Maybury, daughter of Francis Mayberry and
Elizabeth Gilliam (parents:John Gilliam and Margery Henshaw).
Generation 5:
Jehu Peebles, Sr., born 1705 who married Mary BURTON
(Abigail Burton?)
Generation 6:
Jehu (John) Peebles, Jr.
born 1730 in Surry, Virginia
died 25 June 1813 Guilford County, North Carolina
married ca 1753 Brunswick, Virginia (1)unknown?
married (2) Catherine "Catey" Smith, daughter of F. William Smith
and Elizabeth (maiden name unknown), born Greeneville, Virginia
Died Guilford County, North Carolina.
1. Jensey Peebles, born 7 Aug 1754, Brunswick County, Virginia
2. Drury Peebles, born 2 May 1757, Brunswick County, Virginia
3. Nathaniel Peebles, born 5 Sept 1763 Brunswick County, Virginia
4. Catharine Peebles, born 14 Mar 1765. Married Mr. PERDUE
She died 14 March 1832
5. Sally Peebles, born 1768. She married PHILLIP JEAN
6. Herbert Peebles, born 1769 Brunswick, Virginia.
Married SARAH "Sally" WILKINSON 30Nov1796 Greensville County, North
Carolina. He died 1820 Guilford County, North Carolina.
Children: i: Gail Wilkinson Peebles, born ca 1797 North Carolina
married 20Oct1819 Guilford County, North Carolint to MARY POLLY SELF
ii: Robert B. Peebles, born 1798
Married before 1825 in North Carolina to (1) MALINDA SELF and (2) ELIZABETH MEREDITH. Died after 1871? Guilford County, North Carolina
7. Nancy Peebles, born 1770. Married GEORGE McKENNEY
8. Wyatt Peebles, born 1780 in Virginia.
He married (1) ELIZABETH JONES.
He married (2)RHUHAMER BANNER on 27Dec1804 in Stokes County
North Carolina. She was daughter of Joseph and Sarah McANALEY BANNER
Rhuhamer was born 23 Aug 1778.
i: Charles W Peebles, born 1803 Guilford County, North Carolina
Died 1878 McNairy County, Tennessee
ii: Smith Peebles\Peoples
Per Smith Peoples Civil War Papers he was born in Georgia, so how
do you other Peebles researchers account for this?
iii: Banner Peebles, born 5 Feb 1809
iv: Unknown born 1819
Generation 7:
Herbert (Harbert) Peebles, born 1760 Brunswick, Virginia
Married SARAH "Sally" WILKINSON 30 November 1796 Greenville County,
North Carolina(Sally born 1776 Sussex County, Virginia).
She died before 1860
Generation 8:
Wyatt M. Peebles, born 1802 North Carolina\Virginia
Died 1876 Newton County, Arkansas
Wyatt M. Peebles had brother Hurburt Judkins Peebles, born 1807 in
North Carolina. Married MOURNING JONES
Another entry from Charlotte Peebles:
Herbert Peebles, born 1760 Brunswick County, Virginia
Married SARAH "Sally" Wilkinson 30 Nov 1796 Greensville County, North
Carolina. Herbert died 1820 Guilford County, North Carolina.
Ten children:
1. Gail Wilkinson Peebles, born ca 1797 North Carolina
2. Robert B. Peebles, born 1798
Married before 1825 in North Carolina to (1) MALINDA SELF
Married (2) ELIZABETH MEREDITH
Died after 1871 Guilford County, North Carolina
3. Wyatt M Peebles, born 1802 North Carolina
Died 1876
Married: to NANCY BIGGS, 20 Feb 1824 Guilford County, North Carolina.
From "Green County, Arkansas Family Histories"
i: Seth Peebles, born 1825 North Carolina. Died 26Mar1910 Green
County, Arkansas.
Married (1) CATHERINE MINGLE of Virginia, daughter of William and
REBECCA KAGLEY MINGLE. Catherine died 1872.
1) Nancy Jane, born Dec 1848 Blount County, Tennessee
2)Rebecca E. Peebles, born 1852 Green County, Arkansas
Married JOEL DOLLINS
3)George W Peebles, born 18 June 1852 Green County, Arkansas.
Married SARAH JOSEPHINE BOLIN
NOTE: "my husband's grand mother was Georgia Ethel Peebles,
born 18 July 1885, here in Greene County, Arkansas.
She died 25 November 1931 and is buried at the Friendship Cemetery,
Paragould, Greene County, Arkansas. Georgia Ethel's father was
George W. & Josephine (Bolin) Peebles. George was the son of
Seth W. & Arminda (Mingle) Peebles. Seth W. Peebles' father was
Wyatt M. Peebles."
From Kaye Holmes (email@example.com)
George died 1 June 1885 Green County, Arkansas. Buried Woods Chapel
4) John M Peebles, born 1853 Green County, Arkansas.
Married PARLEE (maiden name uknown).
One daughter Merrily Peebles.
5) Sarah Ann Peebles, born 1858 Green County, Arkansas
Married J P WALLS 6 Dec 1877 in Arkansas
6) James L or R Peebles, born 1859 Green County, Arkansas
7) Lilburn J. Peebles, born 1861 Green County, Arkansas
Seth Peebles married (2) ARMINDA C. TALBERT? in 1896 in Green County
ii: Lilburn Peebles, born 1832
iii: Robert Peebles, born 1839
4. Sally M. Peebles, born 1804.
Married 1833 to HENRY B. COOK
5. Catherine Smith Peebles, born 1805
6. Herbert Judkins Peebles, born 1807 North Carolina
Married 17 Mar 1832 Rutherford County, Tennessee to MOURNING JONES
i: Herbert Peebles
ii: Anderson Peebles, born 1833
iii: William Peebles, born 1835
iv:Uriah Peebles, born 1836
v: Thomas W Peebles, born 1840
vi: James Peebles, born 1840
vii: Henry Clayton Peebles, born 1842
viii: Sarah Peebles, born 1847
ix: Mary E. Peebles, born 1849
x: Albert Peebles, born 1852
7. Jehu R. Peebles, born 24 Jan 1813 Guilford County, North Carolina
8. Drewry W. Peebles, born 1812 North Carolina
Married 29 Oct 1836 in North Carolina to MARY POLLY CUMMINS
9.Uriah Peebles, born 1814 North Carolina
Married to AMANDA MEREDITH
10.Martha Ann Peebles, born before 1819
WYATT M PEEBLES NO. 1 was born 1802 in Virginia.
His father was HERBERT(HARBERT)PEEBLES.
Who was Wyatt M's first wife? He married :
(2) NANCY BIGGS on 20 Feb 1824 in Guilford County, North Carolina.
This Wyatt Peebles died in 1876 in Green County, Arkansas.
(3) Sarah (maiden name unknown)listed on 1870 Green County,
Arkansas census, age 40, born Tennessee.
HERBERT (HARBERT)PEEBLES was the father of:
1.Robert Peebles
2.Wyatt M Peebles
3.Seth W Peebles
HERBERT PEEBLES married :
(1) ??
(2) SARAH (mnu)
They had 3 daughters and a son
What were their names?
HERBERT PEOPLES was grandson of JEHU PEEBLES, JR.
What were the names of JEHU PEEBLES, JR.'s wife and children?
Is Herbert Peoples also called Wyatt Peoples?
From Charlotte Peebles:(email@example.com)
1850 Virginia Census, Roll 955, page 354, Visit 699,household 721
Lillburn Peoples, 18 years old, laborer, born in Virginia
living with Hiram Johnstone, Rebecca and Eliza (Elijah?)
1870 Green County, Arkansas Census, Cache Township, page 157,
Visit #131
PEEBLES, Wyatt M age 60 born in Kentucky
Sarah F age 40 born in Tennessee (wife No. 2?)
(Who was Wyatt Peebles first wife?)NANCY BIGGS?
Visit #132
ANDERS(ANDREWS),Martha F age 30
Phillip N M age 12
(was he an ANDREWS or PEOPLES?
(Phillip Nelson Andrews)
John T M age 8
(John Thomas Andrews Peoples)
Wyatt M age 1
(Wyatt Savage Andrews Peoples)
From Charlotte Peebles:
From book "Fathers of the Ridge"
Martha ANDREWS father was Phillip ANDREWS, son of John ANDREWS and
REBECCA WELLS of Calloway County, Kentucky
Martha's mother was REBECCA SMELCER, born in Kentucky 1812
Rebecca SMELCER's parents were Paulsen SMELSER II and Mary "Molly"
GORDON of Calloway County, Kentucky
Phillip Andrews moved to Arkansas in 1840 in the Big Creek area
He died in the 1860s.
1. John Andrews, born 1830 in Kentucky who married CATHERINE VAUGHN?
2. William Andrews, born 1832 in Kentucky
3. Martha Andrews born 1836 in Kentucky
4. Mary Mildred Andrews born 1838 in Arkansas
5. Samuel B Andrews, born 1840 in Arkansas
6. Berry Andrews, born 1842 in Arkansas
7. Nancy J Andrews, born 1844 in Arkansas
8. Rebecca Andrews, born 1846 who married JOHN VAUGHN
9. Elizabeth Andrews, born 1849
10. Phillip Nelson Andrews, born 1851
11. Sarah E. Andrews, born 1854.
12. Isabell Andrews, born 1856?
1880 Green County, Arkansas Census, Poland Township
L.J. Peebles, age 48 b: VA (Liliburn\Leybourne);he would be born in
1832)(who was his mother?)
Malinda J age 34 b: North Caroline
George W.(nephew)age 26
George W. Peebles married SARAH JOSEPHINE BOLIN
Vashtie D. Peebles
William J. Peebles
Ethel Peebles
Sarah Bolin Peebles married (2) W. A. DRENNAN and had children:
Nancy Theo Drennan
Viola Drennan
Sarah Bolin Peebles Drennan married (3) CHARLES McKINNEY and had children:
Charles R. McKinney
Samuel E. McKinney
Andrews, S.W. age 4 half-brother b:Arkansas. (Wyatt Savage Peebles)
Wyatt Savage Peebles was raised by his half-brother Liliburn Peebles.
Born 1875 in Green County, Arkansas
Parents were Wyatt M PEEBLES and Martha ANDREWS.
Savage (W.S.)married SOPHIA ANN BURDINE, in Newton
County, Arkansas on 26 March 1905.
She was daughter of John L Burdyne and first wife, Mary Margaret Bray.
Savage moved to Texas about 1917.
Savage died in 1935 in Texas.
Savage is buried in Willow Cemetery in city of Rule, Texas in Haskell County.
In 1939 children took their mother Sophia Ann to Tipton, California
Sophia "Ann" Burdine Peebles died in October 1978 at Vacaville,
Solano County, California and is buried in Lower Lake, Lake County,
Their children:
(1)LOIS "MODINA" PEEBLES, born 1902 Arkansas
....Married DON "Charles GREEN.
....Died 1999 Upper Lake, Lake County, California.
(2) BABY TOM PEEBLES, born 1904. Died at 8 months of age.
(3)WILBURN PEEBLES, born 29 January 1906 Arkansas
....Married unknown
....Child: Jack "Jackie" PEEBLES.
....Wilburn died April 1973 in California.
(4)WALTER MITCHELL PEEBLES, born 1911 Arkansas. Died 1973.
(5) ZINEOBIA (O.B.) PEEBLES, born 1912 in Arkansas.
....Never married.
....Died Tipton, California of burst appendix.
(6) VIOLA "Vi" LUCILLE PEEBLES, born 16 November 1914 in Arkansas.
..... Died 28 July 1996 at Vacaville, Solano, County,
......California. Cremated.
....Married CHARLES NEWTON SCOGGIN(Oscoggin) on 2 March 1935
in Rule, Haskell County, Texas.
(7) LYNDOL"Lynn" LOYAL PEEBLES, born August 1917 in Rochester,
Haskell County, Texas.
(Charlotte Peebles father-in-law)
........Married DOLLY REFERN "Fern" SIMPSON on 1 September 1945 in
.Martinez, Contra Costa County, California.
.Lyndol is still living.
(8) NINA CHLOE PEEBLES,(twin) born 1921 in Haskell County,Texas.
.......Married WALTER SANFORD in Oakland,Alameda County, California
.......Nina died 21 September 2000 at Woodland, California.
(9)NEMA JO PEEBLES, (twin) born 1921 in Haskell County,Texas
Married LEO REGINALD SUSINI on 9 February 1946 in Reno,Nevada
Still living.
(10) MARY "PARALEE" PEEBLES, born 24 March 1925 Rochester,Haskell
County, Texas.
Married 16 December 1946 to RAY BURTON.
Paralee died 29 April 1983 at Vacaville, Solano County, California. Buried Elmira Cemetery at Vacaville.
Wyatt M Peebles and Martha Andrews had three known sons:
Martha Andrews was daughter of Phillip and Rebecca SMELSER ANDREWS.
(1) Phillip N Andrews (Peebles?) born 1858.
(2) John Thomas Peoples, born 3 May 1863 at Paragould,Green County,
John Thomas Peoples married:
(1) Aney ELLISON (Allison?)from Elmwood, Boone
County, Arkansas on 4 January 1880 in Newton County, Arkansas.
John apparently met her while working on her father's farm or a
nearby farm as he came through that country looking for his aunt,
Rebecca ANDREWS, wife of John VAUGHN, who lived on top of Judea
Mountain, Red Rock Point, Newton County, Arkansas.
1880 Newton County, Arkansas Census, Mill Creek Township
VAUGHN, John M 38 M Fmr. AR,AR,AR
......Rebecca F 35 M AR,KY,KY
......Stockston M 5 S AR,AR,AR
......Albert M 4 S AR,AR,AR
......Elbert M 4 S AR,AR,AR
......Catherine F 2 S AR,AR,AR
......Ben M 3/12 Mar AR,AR,AR
(3)Wyatt Savage Peebles. Wyatt Savage Peebles came to Newton County
and married SOPHIA ANN BURDINE on 26 March 1905 in Newton County,
daughter of John Landon Burdine and Mary Margaret Bray Burdine.
See JOHN THOMAS PEOPLES STORY in my 'Kinfolks Stories' on my website
See SMITH PEOPLES STORY on my 'Kinfolks Stories' website.
Smith's father was supposedly WYATT PEEBLES NO. 2 ,born 1780 in
Brunswick County, Virginia and who died in 1859 in Guilford County,
North Carolina.
I question this.
He was the only son not to leave Guilford County, North Carolina.
The homeplace was 262 acres at Oak Ridge Township.
JEHU PEEBLES, Sr.
He died 1804? Where and when was he born?
Believe his parents were DAVID PEEBLES from St.Monance, Carnbee,
Scotland and his mother to be ANNE MAYBURY.
Who did he marry? What were the names of all of his children?
Known children:
(1)JEHU PEEBLES, JR. who married RUHAMER BANNER.
(2)??, etc.
WYATT PEEBLES NO. 2 was son of JEHU PEEBLES,Jr.
Wife was RUHAMER BANNER.
Ruhamer "Mercy" Banner, born 23 August 1778 in Surry County,
North Carolina, married Wyatt PEOPLES on 27 December 1804 in
Stokes County, North Carolina.
If WYATT PEEBLES NO. 2 was father of SMITH PEOPLES, then
SMITH PEOPLES was born in 1803 in Georgia......year before their
marriage and in state far removed from Stokes County, North
Three sons were born to Wyatt and Ruhamer Banner Peebles:
(1)CHARLES WESLEY PEEPLES, born 24 September 1805 in Stokes
County, North Carolina who married THURZA BRUCE TATUM (10 children).
Does anyone have a list of his children?
(2)BANNER PEEPLES who married TABITHA NEWSOM.
In the grandfather's will, Joseph Banner states,
"Fifthly I give and bequeth to my three grandsons Charles Pebles,
Seth Pebles, and Banner Pebles, sons of my daughter Ruhamer Pebles,
my negro boy Ben, my negro girl Rose and her increase to be equally
divided between them, share and share alike."
Banner must have been firstborn son and named for his mother's
maiden name.
(3)SETH PEOPLES, born 1825(?) in North Carolina.
Seth Peoples married CATHERINE MINGLE, born Virginia, who was the
daughter of William Mingle and Rebecca Kagley.
In the book" Peebles Ante 1600-1963" Smith's first name is listed as
Smith and in the 1830 census for McNairy County, Tennessee.??
Don't believe Seth is Smith Peoples.
The locations are in question.
I have not seen the book "Peebles Ante"
I do not go along with the findings that SMITH PEOPLES is SETH PEOPLES.
But I DO NOT know enough about these families to state for sure.
The SETH PEEBLES, born 1825, was son of Wyatt M Peebles and his wife
No. 3, Nancy BIGGS. Seth Peebles moved to Green County, Arkansas, Union Township, 1855.
Seven children:
1.Nancy Jane Peebles, born 1849 in Tennessee
2.Rebecca E Peebles, born 1852, married JOE DOLLINS
3.George W Peebles,born 1854 in Tennessee died 1886.
(He is nephew on 1880 census with L.J.Peebles. George married
4.John M Peebles, born 1856,died 1878.
5.Sarah Ann Peebles, born 1858, married J P WALLS
6. James L\R Peebles,born 1858, died 1880.
7. Lilburn J. Peebles, born 1861 (not same L J Peebles as on the
1880 census
Seth W Peebles served in Co. K, Seventh Missouri Confederate Cavalry
and was in Price's Raid in Missouri.
Seth was wounded in the Mine Creek fight in Kansas, receiving a
gunshot wound through the right lung.
WYATT PEEBLES NO. 2 married:
(2): ELIZABETH JONES,born ca 1780
daughter of Travis and Patty Jones of Westmoreland County, Virginia.
Children :
(i)CALVIN H PEEBLES , born 1820 in Guilford County, North Carolina,
who married FRAMCES WILSON in McNairy County,Tennessee.
Calvin's Children:
.....i) Ruhnhamer Peebles, born 1845 McNairy County, Tennessee.
.....ii) Eunice Peebles
.....iii) Dora Peebles, born 1854 in Hickman County, Kentucky?
.....iv) Henry Peebles, born 1856 in Hickman County, Kentucky?
Was there a Hickman County, Kentucky?
(ii)FANNIE PEEBLES who married MUNFORD BELL.
In Green County, Arkansas found the following land records listed:
PEEBLES,Wyatt M Section 30, 16North, Range 5East,40 acres 4/10/1882
PEEBLES,Wyatt M Section 31, 16North, Range 5East,0, 7/1/1859
PEEBLES,Wyatt M Section 31, 16North, Range 5East,120acres,7/1/1859
PEOPLES,Wyatt M Section 31, 16North, Range 5East,80 acres,8/1/1861
Hopefully a PEEBLES researcher will help me fill in the missing
Had to try one more time; hope it is okay,
new info:
James Louise Peoples
born Dec 3,1852 in Hardeman County, Tennessee
died Nov.14,1930,son of Nathan M.Peoples and Mary(Williams)Peoples.
James L.Peoples married CALLIE DONIA SUMNERS b.Oct.28,1857 Hardeman
Callie died May 4,1935 ,daughter of James Archibald Sumners
b.April 3,1830 in TN., and Ellen Adeline (Vernon)Sumners.
James L.& Callie D.(Sumners)Peoples had 4 children;
(1)Geneva May Peoples
born 1883 ;died Mar 1,1947
married GARLAND RICHMOND\RICHARDS CROSSWELL
(2)Viola Bell Peoples born May,3,1881; died Jun 21,1881
(3)Charles Booker Peoples b.1886 TN.d.1931 marrried
CARTER FORD b.1889 dau.of A.P.Ford and Mary Louella(Bradshaw)Ford.
(4)Robert Summers Peoples born June 3,1892; died Mar.15,1946
in Tennesssee.WW1 Bugler 115 Field Arty.Husband of Georgia Rains
M/1 LUCILLE BROWN she died?
M/2 GEORGIA (Rains)LEWIS( R.S.Peoples 2nd husband)
Georgia (Rains)Lewis Peoples born 1900; died 1985
Any connections?Thank You for your time.
From Alyce Weaver
From Laray comes the following PEOPLES information. Can you help?
Charles Booker Peoples b.1886 in TN.,probably Hardeman County.
Started out in VA with Captain David Peebles.
31 Mar 2006
Sarah Peeples was daughter of Jehu Peeples and Catherine "Catey"Smith
Sarah was born 4 January 1768 in Brunswick County, North Carolina.
She married PHILLIP JEAN, son of Rev. William Jen and Huldah Brown
Phillip Jean was born 27 October 1762 in Brunswick County,North
Carolina and died 18 January 1847 in Guilford County, North Carolina
Their children were:
i: Wyatt Jean, born 22 March 1789
ii: Nancy Jean, born 1 January 1792
iii:Smith P Jean, born 7 May 1797
iv: Betsey Jean, born 10 March 1802
Sarah Peeples Jean died in 1848 in Guilford County, North Carolina
Thank you Alyce for the above information
To: firstname.lastname@example.com
Hi,Evelyn my name is LaRay.Great web site.
Seen a lot of our surnames;
Know for sure of 3-4 Robinsons that married in family,way back.
Looking for info on;
James Louis Peoples b.Dec.3,1852 Hardeman County,Tennessee,
died Nov.14,1930.
Son of Nathan M.Peoples b.1816 NC.,& Mary Williams b.1833 TN.
James Louis Peoples married Feb 25,1880 to
CALLIE DONIA SUMNERS/SUMMERS b.Oct.28,1857 in Hardeman County,TN.,
died May 4,1935.
Not sure how many children they had so far found as follows;
Found in Vernon Cemetery in Hardeman County,Tennessee,
Listed all together;
Callie D.Peoples 1857-1935
J.L.Peoples 1853-1930
Robert Summers Peoples --
June 3,1892-March 15,1946 TN.,Bugler 115 Field Arty.
WW1. h/o Georgia Peoples.
Georgia Rains Peoples 1900-1985
h/o Robert Peoples
So i think Robert Summers Peoples was son of
James L.and Callie D.(Summers)Peoples,and brother to
Charles Booker Peoples.
Think there were more children.
My great grandfather was James Robert Sumners M.D.
Callie Donia (Sumners)Peoples was his sister.
Our family always spelt their name Sumners but it has been
mis-spelled a lot.There was hardly any info on this line i have
entered alot on web sites.
Alot of people never heard these names.
Any connections?
Thank You for your time.LaRay
From Gloria Peoples Elam (firstname.lastname@example.com)
From there it went on down through William, there was an Abraham and
then Joel Peeples. My ggreat grandfathere was William H. Peoples and
he came to Texas with his family from MS just prior to the Civil
My great grandfather was Thomas Franklin Peoples.He had a son named
Marion Willis Peoples and Willis had a son named Willard--who only
died last year at age 95. I thought it interesting that the name
Willard came up and think that your family might be closer than we
realize. There is a Willard Peoples still living in Murray Co. OK.
He is in his 70s. Those two Willards are my third cousins.
Our link probably goes back to early Virginia or South Carolina.
However, my ggreat grandfather William H. was living in Scott Co.
Ark, in 1870.
Thanks for an interesting walk through Peoples history.
Gloria Peoples Elam
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From Laray comes the following PEOPLES information. Can you help?
Charles Booker Peoples b.1886 in TN.,probably Hardeman County.
Started out in VA with Captain David Peebles.
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We got the forum just in time for Munich since he hasn't played yet with the stupid rain.
(1) CILIC, Marin CRO vs BERRER, Michael GER
(WC) KIEFER, Nicolas GER vs GREUL, Simon GER
ZVEREV, Mischa GER vs ANDERSON, Kevin RSA
VLIEGEN, Kristof BEL vs (6) ALMAGRO, Nicolas ESP
(4) KOHLSCHREIBER, Philipp GER vs BRANDS, Daniel GER
VENTURA, Santiago ESP vs DOLGOPOLOV JR., Oleksandr UKR
ASCIONE, Thierry FRA vs CHIUDINELLI, Marco SUI
GOJOWCZYK, Peter GER vs (5) BAGHDATIS, Marcos CYP
(7) BENNETEAU, Julien FRA vs PETZSCHNER, Philipp GER
KOELLERER, Daniel AUT vs ANCIC, Mario CRO
LACKO, Lukas SVK vs RIBA, Pere ESP
(WC) KRAWIETZ, Kevin GER vs (3) BERDYCH, Tomas CZE
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ISTOMIN, Denis UZB vs BECK, Andreas GER
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And he plays in doubles with Krawietz, a German youngster who was in the doubles Juniors final of Wimby and Melbourne, but Ancic-Knowle is a different story.
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6-4, it could have been much easier though, he got an early break and wasted a couple of BP at 3-1. Then he started to make more UE, but it was enough to keep his lead.
I'm a little nervous because Brands just made a Challenger final on clay - losing to Brands would be a big no-no!
I just came across this video interview he gave during the promo thing before the Munich event, it's in German, but it makes me smile because they insistently remind him of the bagel against Cilic last year:
He says it was bitter indeed, but that's what he deserved for his performance. Is he particularly eager to play Cilic again so he can make up for it? He answers he already did in a way because he beat Cilic in a 3rd set TB in Madrid the week after the Munich disaster. And he rather hopes not to play Cilic at all because he's so tough to play.
Very strong field this year in Munich with Cilic, Berdych, Youzhny, Baggy - he has already lost to all of them. The good thing is that he has also beaten all of them at least once, so he knows he can do it. (He actually has a decent record against them, apart from Berdych.)
He also says the transition from harcourt to clay is getting easier and easier for him. It used to be a real problem, he needed at least two weeks to feel well on clay, but he deals much better with this kind of things with the passing years.
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He called the physio for his back. :-/
His serve looks OK, though, 3-3.
5-3*, the medical time-out worked wonders, he's playing better and more aggressive.
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I turned the livestream on just in time to see the handshake :p
Nice to see he got the win though :bigclap: Hopefully the back thing is nothing serious...
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good win philip, just in time for me to go to school to:)
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The back must be OK, he's playing doubles atm.
Ventura next, he actually has a losing record against him, but that was ages ago (2004).
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that's cool!
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tennislive.tv usually has the matches on demand, but nothing yet this year...
They lost in doubles, but they did better than I was expecting (10-8 in the third set). It's obvious he was focussing on singles anyway, playing with Krawietz. He says in the new column on his website that he knows him from the TennisBase where they both train in Munich and that it's important to help the youngsters too.
He says his match was OK. He was a bit tense, always special to play against a friend.
Ventura next, he has a big backhand and plays clever, with a lot of dropshots.
The conditions are not ideal for Kohli, his topspin works better on a dry court, it was a problem for him during the rallies. He also uses natural gut strings and it's particularly difficult to adjust to rainy conditions then. On the other hand, the wet court was making it easier to return Brands' serve.
He's been feeling a little pain in the back since last week and wanted to be sure everything is fine, but it doesn't hamper him during the game.
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kohli getting ready to play ventura now
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breaks at 40-0 to go up 2-0 early
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bit of a moment whereit looked like he might give the break right back at 30-40 but he fought it off.
philipp up 3-0
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philipp takes the first set 6-2
and he's serving incredibly at 88%
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up a break early in the 2nd at 3-0
still serving really well to
it looks like he maybe wants to end things as fast as possible since it could start raining again
holds off the break point then has ace # 8 for set point and holds..that was scary
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philipp serving for the game at 5-1 in the second set
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Jul. 22, 1891
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Card Player, Author and Businessman. The son of an American mining engineer, he was born in born in Poiana Varbilau, Romania, and educated in Russia. He was captured while participating in the unsuccessful Russian revolution of 1905 and was awaiting execution when he developed his card playing skills. After his release he used his winnings to support his family in Paris after his father's assets in Russia were seized by the government. Culbertson later studied at several universities in Europe and the United States, developing expertise in philosophy and psychology though he did not receive a degree. He settled in New York City in 1921 and in 1923 married Josephine Murphy Dillon, a tournament Auction Bridge player and instructor. Culbertson and his wife were a successful tournament team, and in the mid 1920s developed a new form of the game, Contract Bridge, which soon replaced Auction Bridge. Recognizing its commercial possibilities, in 1929 Culbertson founded a magazine, "The Bridge World", and also manufactured and distributed playing cards and supplies. One product, Kem cards, the first plastic playing cards, have been manufactured since 1934, and new designs are introduced each year. Culbertson also staged several "showdown" tournaments and used his flair for marketing to generate publicity that enhanced the popularity of Contract Bridge. From 1930 to 1950 Culbertson published more than 80 best selling books and gave countless lectures and speeches on Bridge, Rummy and other card games. He also published an autobiography, 1940's "The Strange Lives of One Man", as well as several works on foreign affairs and current events. After a 1938 divorce, in 1947 he remarried and settled in Brattleboro, Vermont, where he died from the effects of emphysema. When the Bridge Hall of Fame was created in 1964, Culbertson was its first inductee. "The Bridge World" is still published and is also available in an online edition.
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