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The following ideas are based on the 1790, 1800, and 1810 Censuses for Jacob Bodine in Northumberland County, Pennsylvania. Between these censuses and the estate papers, we can make some pretty good assumptions at who those sons were.
The 1790 Census of Northumberland County lists four males under 16 (born about 1774-1790). We will assume they were Jacob's four oldest sons: Jacob Jr., William, Abraham, and Nicholas. All four of them would have been born by 1790.
The 1800 Census of Northumberland County lists two males under 10 (born about 1790-1800), and one male 16-26 (born about 1774-1784). According to this 1800 Census, Jacob had two males under ten. This would normally make you think that they were both born since the 1790 Census. As far as we know, Jacob may have had five sons: Jacob Jr., William, Abraham, Nicholas, and James; however, we don't know of any sixth son. I'm guessing that Nicholas would be one of the sons under 10. We know that he was born right about 1790; so depending on when the censuses were taken, he could have been nine years old at the time of the 1800 Census. Or we could imagine that Jacob and Nancy didn't remember his age exactly and just assumed that he was under ten when he actually was ten. Therefore, of the two sons under ten in the 1800 Census, only one was new. That would have been James. The two older sons, Jacob Jr. and William, would have been out of the house by then trying to start their own farms. Abraham was the son who was listed as 16-26. It would be good if Jacob Jr. and William could be found in an 1800 census, but I don't know of anything.
Jacob Jr.: Listed in 1790 (born 1774-1790). Not listed in 1800; so he was born about 1774-1790.
William: Listed in 1790 (born 1774-1790). Not listed in 1800; so he was born about 1774-1790.
Abraham: Listed in 1790 (born 1774-1790) and in 1800 (born 1774-1784); so he was born 1774-1784.
Nicholas: Listed in 1790 (born 1774-1790) and in 1800 (born 1790-1800); so he was born about 1790.
James: Not listed in 1790. Listed as under 10 (born 1790-1800) in 1800; so he was born 1790-1800.
The 1810 Census of Derry Township, Northumberland County lists two males: one 10-16 (born about 1794-1800) and one other 16-26 (born about 1784-1794). This must refer to the two youngest males who were on the 1800 Census: Nicholas and James. The one who is 10-16 would refer to James. He was born about 1793/1794-1800. This means James was probably no older than six or seven at the time of the 1800 Census. The one who was 16-26 in the 1810 Census probably refers to Nicholas since all the others were too old. William was dead by 1810 and Jacob Jr. and Abraham had their own families by then. Jacob is listed in a separate household in 1810, but Abraham is not. Therefore, we have the following:
Jacob Jr.: Listed in 1790, but not in 1800 or 1810. Born about 1774-1790.
.....Jacob Bodine, Jr. does seem to be one of the older males. He had his first child in 1803. If this family followed Dutch naming customs, and if Jacob Sr.'s father was also a Jacob (which we think he might have been), then Jacob Jr. would have probably been the oldest son. Dutch families usually named their first son after the paternal grandfather.
William: Listed in 1790, but not in 1800 or 1810. Born about 1774-1790.
.....This is probably the William Bodine who died in Derry Township, Northumberland County about 1800/1801. I mentioned him at the beginning of this discussion. William's inventory does not include any furniture, real estate, linens, bedding, dishes, etc. - just his tools, horse and horse stuff, four beehives, and clothes. This suggests that he was a young and probably unmarried man, but of age, i. e., at least 21. (Otherwise, there would be no administration of his estate. The belongings of minors are presumed to be the belongings of their parents.) If William were at least 21 when he died about 1800, then he would have been born before about 1779. No wife is mentioned, so he probably had not yet married. He was likely a relatively young man when he died, not a whole lot older than 21.
Abraham: Listed in 1790 & 1800 Censuses, but not in 1810. Born 1774-1790 & 1774-1784. Born about 1774-1784.
.....We know that Abraham Bodine was born about 1781. This would fit the census info. His first child may have been born about 1806. Jacob's first was born in 1803. William was probably 21 years old by 1801. Therefore, Abraham is probably younger than Jacob Jr. and William.
Nicholas: Listed in 1790, 1800, & 1810. Born about 1774-1790, 1790-1800, & 1784-1794. Born about 1790.
.....We know that Nicholas was born about 1790. This fits the census info.
James: Not listed in 1790. Listed in 1800 & 1810 Censues. Born 1790-1800 & 1794-1800. Born 1794-1800.
.....James Bodine administered his father's estate. He had to be born between about 1793/1794 and 1800. He was the youngest son. None of his older brothers were around to take up the responsibility of administering Jacob Sr.'s will. William and Jacob were dead. And Abraham and Nicholas were both probably in Canada. Based on the fact that he probably had sisters born in 1794 and 1795, I would venture to guess that he was born about 1793. If that is true, James could have been as old as 25 at the time he was named to administer his father's estate in 1817.
Since we know from Canadian census records that Nicholas Bodine was was 82 in 1871, then he could have been born in either 1788, 1789 or 1790. That means he coincides with the male who was between 16 and 26 on the 1810 Census. Actually, Nicholas would have been about twenty at that time.
Catherine E. Horman of Ferndale, Michigan did some study on this family. She traveled to Elgin County, Ontario and interviewed the Best family back in the 1960's. Some of her information is based on the following: records from Middlesex County, Ontario; registry Glencoe, Ontario; his land record on Longwood Rd. near Waidsville [? - probably Wardsville]; and the death notice of his eldest son John giving Nicholas' birth place as Pennsylvania (per Joan Best). From the information we have so far, John was not the oldest son. That may have been Catherine Horman's best guess.
Joan Best told me that Nicholas gave his ethnicity as "French" in one Canadian census.
She also sent me this, "Born abt. 1790 married about 1825 Charlotte ______. The familysearch reference states Charlotte Shardine but I have found no family by that name anywhere. The closest spellings have been anglicized to Sheridan. I believe that the letter writer (a letter recently discovered in an attic - see further below) was Nicholas. He says he has married a Charlotte four years before. The interpretation of the last name was Lawrence. I will be getting copies of the original letter soon and will take a look-see. The children he names in his letter are not among the children who are listed in familysearch. Nicholas was named twice in 1826 when he inventoried some estates in Elgin. He lived in Mosa, Middlesex Co., Ontario, which is very close to Southwold in Elgin Co."
Joan later looked at the letter herself and interpreted Charlotte's last name as "Sovereen." She says that there were quite a few Sovereens in the area where Nicholas and Charlotte lived. The name was consistently spelled either Sovereen or Sovereene back then.
I found some on-line records for a Nicholas and Charlotte Bodine buried in the Simpson Cemetery in Mosa Township, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada. They are probably this Nicholas and Charlotte. There were also some other Bodines buried in Mosa Township: John and Ellen (McArthur) Bodine in Oakland Cemetery and J. W. and Emily Jane Bodine in Big Bend Pioneer / Depew Cemetery. I'm not sure if these last four people were married. And a Vincent Bodine is buried in Beechwood Cemetery, Ottawa Township, Carleton County, Ottawa. His dates are 1873-1900. (Someone sent the info on Vincent to Joan Best.) I also found a Nicholas in the 1871 Census of Ontario (Mosa) who "I think" is this one.
Here is an on-line record sent to me by Joan Best:
BODINE 1861 census @ca.on.middlesex.mosa
BODINE Adelia
BODINE Charlotte
BODINE Jane
BODINE John
BODINE Marg't
BODINE Nicholas
source: OGS London-Middlesex Branch publication #208 1861 Census Middlesex - Mosa
Nicholas completed an inventory of the estate of Sherman Hyde in Townsend Township in Elgin County, Ontario on January 7, 1826.
From some Canadian immigrant records, it is known that Nicholas was a militiaman sometime between 1812 and 1815. This comes from a "Statement showing Militiamen of 1812-1815 who had applied to participate in the gratuity voted by Parliament in 1875." Nicholas was 87 at the time. The full reference of this is "National Library of Canada: Parliamentary Sessional Papers," 1876, No. 7, page 13 (National Library of Canada: www.nlc-bnc.ca/ehome.htm).
And here is a message from Joan found at the Bodine Forum on the FamilyHistory site:
Message #117 Thursday, February 01, 2001
Subject: NJ to PA to Elgin & Middlesex Cos. Ontario 1811
Posted by: Joan Best
Message: Dave:
"...Bodines, Watsons and Bests all traveled together with others from the Jerseytown area, Columbia Co. PA in 1811. I have found these names and others in the group in Greenwood Twp., Columbia Co. 1810 census. These couples and siblings were all in their early 20s when they moved to take up land, 200 acres of good land a short distance from Lake Erie, unfortunately just before the War of 1812. Most of their descendants moved back to the US..."
Joan Best
Joan received a copy of a letter from Judy Laylon saying that Nicholas married about 1822 and in 1826 names his living children as James Alexandra and Frederick. Another son had died by then. From my information, Nicholas had at least one other son, John, in 1832. I have quite a few other children named as Nicholas's: Eliza, Jane, Margaret, and Adelia. All of these were born after 1826. These names came from the FamilySearch site.
Here is that letter as transcribed by Joan Best with some notes following:
Letter number 4
: The "2" in 1826 is partially obscured (only the top is visible), but 1826 is the only date which makes sense in the context of the letter. Joan Best pointed out this information in regard to the date.
July 28th 1826
Brother and sisters I embrace this opportunity to inform you that we are all well at present and thanks be to the all mity for his kind faviors and hoping these few lines may find you in the same state of health . I am in the State of Pennsylvania at this time and it is 25 days since I left Canada and then tha were all in a reasonable state of health but Abrahams wife and Best is troubel with the asma and Abrahams wife is in a meloncolly state and has ben this 10 years past. She cant neither see nor talk but at the same time has children. Since shes bin this way shes had 3 or 4 if I am correct. She has in all ten children James Watson nine Betsey five Amy 6 or seven. I will now return on my story. I am at this time at Thomas Girtons as before stated from Canada. Williams and Thomas' famalys are well and send, there respects to you all.
I ohere side [Joan thinks this means "To other side." This is the end of first sheet. She thinks the two sheets of paper she has were back to back in the original.]
Second sheet:
I am married and have ben four years last winter and we have two children living boys and one dead and we call the oldest James Alexandra youngest Franklin. We suspect that you wold enquire who I married as she is a stanger of you all her name is or was Charlott Sovereene. I am living in Canada yet and expect to remain myndays in that place as I have got seteld there it is agrate while since I have had any sight of you Martha Desiar I seen when I was here before but I wood be verry happy to see you both once more but if we will we may talk to each other by pen and paper if the distance was not grat I wood come and see you but you must for give my indulgance as I have come a long jurney and my family will be expecting me home. I expct to leve this on the first of August for Canada and there to spend the remainder of my days as I am not as
Notes from Joan Best:
The letter appears to end in mid-sentence. I don't know if there was an additional page. Ruth Dengler, who also received a copy of the letter stated, "There were two more pages to this letter but Judy said too faint to scan." Ruth has transcribed this letter also, with some variations and a different interpretation of the meaning of parts of it.]
I believe the names and numbers on the first page of the letter refer to Nicholas's siblings who lived in Canada, not the names and ages of Abraham's children. The numbers do conform to the known number of children in each family. [Note from Dave: I think this is clear as well. The numbers do refer to the number of children each of Nicholas's named siblings had at the time the letter was written.]
From: joan best [joanbest1 at earthlink.net]
Sent: Friday, August 19, 2011
To: 'Nancy Przybylski'
Subject: RE: Nicholas Bodine family in Middlesex/Elgin Ontario
Mark and Dave,
I did find my Nicholas Bodine file. A lot of the information came from familysearch, the LDS web site. It is not always easy to tell with them if you are looking at someone else's material or original sources. This is where I found the George Sovereign family also. I knew something about the Sovereigns because I'd run into them when researching another family line in New Jersey. I have an email from 2001 from a Cheryl Siemens who did a cemetery lookup for me. She found that Charlotte and Nicholas Bodine were buried in the Simpson Cemetery in Mosa Twp., Middlesex Co. Ont.; John Bodine & Ellen Bodine [McArthur] are buried in Oakland Cemetery, Mosa; J. W. Bodine and Emily Jane Bodine in Big Bend Pioneer/Depew Cemetery, Mosa;
Dave, a long time ago sent me information from the 1871 census Elgin Co. Ontario for Nicholas, age 82. You can probably find this on line.
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Start broken record: The only true geniuses in football are the great quarterbacks. How good was Mike Holmgren without Brett Favre, Mike Shanahan without John Elway, Belichick prior to falling into Tom Brady? Norv has Philip Rivers, who hasn't won anything either, but he's an elite quarterback, which means his team always has a chance – as long as he's ambulatory.
Turner's slow starts are more bothersome than his record. He should come out in a no-huddle, two-minute offense to get his team's blood circulating. It doesn't have to be daring. Do something. It's not risky, and Rivers is a master at running it.
Even if a back hasn't found a hole since the offensive linemen last sprung for doughnuts, there must be a way to run when the Chargers throw it the way they do. Spread it out, open things up. Not every team has five Hall of Fame linemen. It's easy to say LaDainian Tomlinson is finished. I won't. How can we possibly know? He's a fish on the deck.
Turner isn't perfect, but look around. Most of Norv's contemporaries better be able to swim if they plan to walk on water. He's 2-2, folks. It's October. I got an email the other day saying Bill Callahan should be the next Chargers coach. Sigh. That's what I'm up against.
The General Manager
A.J. Smith took some outside and inside heat last week, when he said he was embarrassed by what happened in Pittsburgh, adding his team could be physical one minute and soft and bewildered the next.
That's what honesty gets you. Players not embarrassed by that performance had to be blindfolded. Smith's the boss. If he wants to speak out, that's his right, and I hope he continues. He's not a baby sitter. Nor is he without fault.
My problem with A.J. is that he hasn't done nearly enough during recent offseasons to address the offensive and defensive lines through free agency, trade or the draft. Because that's where games are won and lost, which is why the Giants are the best team right now. Smith's guys have been getting pushed around, and that's insulting.
But, remember what it was like before he took over. I know it isn't easy, but don't write me saying the late John Butler built this team. It's Smith's club, almost 100 percent. His players have won three straight division titles, four of the last five.
So he's a tough guy. So he has an ego. You can't be good at what you do if you think you stink.
The defense
THE problem. It all begins up front, where Jamal Williams and Ryon Bingham are missed. But injuries happen, and it doesn't mean replacements have to get knocked on their kiesters. Nor does it mean professionals need tackling lessons in October.
Coordinator Ron Rivera promised an attacking style we have yet to see. If you're going to lose, lose through aggressiveness, not passivity. The defense is playing scared.
If Denver pushes these guys around, it's time for Smith to find people willing to fight all 10 rounds and kick out the tomato cans.
Got another email yesterday informing me the Chargers would be 4-0 if Marty were coach. Maybe. But they'd finish 0-1 in the playoffs. Which do you prefer?


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"Henshall, Stuart - WCP" wrote: > > Oh, that explains it :) > As a quick query why does the ODBC driver report them as available? As this > information is normally used by programs to determine if outer joins can be > used then surely they should be reported as not working, IMHO (I'm guessing > that humans read the docs to find a db's features). If this where the case > then IIRC Access '97 would use its own method of performing the join (which > is inefficient, but works). It seems you are right. I would change the driver report after the release of 7.1. Or hopefully I may be able to implement the {oj functionality. regards, Hiroshi Inoue
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His boss encouraged him to continue to find time to work out. So even in the most harried and stressful times in the frantic early stages of his tenure as the Colts' new general manager, Ryan Grigson periodically found his way to the team's weight room.
"I lift weights a few times a week," he said. "I should do more cardio. I feel like I got ran so hard as an athlete, if I don't have to run I don't want to. I like to lift hard."
Forty-five hard minutes or an hour in the weight room take him way back, to early childhood memories.
"We had York weights in my basement. I was five years old and I'd see my dad down there with my uncles with their work boots on and cutoffs and tool belts, down there lifting. My brother is a big lifter. I just stick to basic movements that crush you real fast. It's more work and less time. That's all I can do here.
"The workout is the same every time: dips, pull-ups and bench press. I do it hard and I do it fast and I get out. It definitely clears your head. It's good to get that blood flowing. Even early on [Colts owner] Jim Irsay would tell me, 'Get in that weight room, get a workout.' It gives you energy. When I was burning that midnight oil early on to the point it was ridiculous, when you had no time to sleep because you couldn't turn your mind off, without those workouts, coffee and the support of my wife, I don't know if I would have made it through."
He had more to make it through than most first-time general managers.
Grigson took over a team that was about to part ways with an icon. He had no relationship with Peyton Manning, and Irsay was making the call. But as Grigson was introduced as the new GM, and later when he spoke to the press at the combine, he faced hard questions he couldn't really answer. He sweated under the bright lights, and squirmed at least a little.
Nearly anyone would have.
Fast forward to last week's draft.
He looked and sounded like a different guy, talking about his draft picks and the start of something, not the end.
"People have told me that, that I seem more relaxed," he said. "When I am in the moment before, I'm still being me, maybe I just have my game face on, I don't know. It sure is nice now to be able to talk about the guys we took and not have to sidestep anything."
He's not being cliché when he talks about going day-by-day, minute-by-minute, and even second-by-second. He spoke of being ultra-focused. When you are a laser beam like that, it's believable when you talk of having no timetables for a return to prominence.
Before the draft, Irsay tweeted out a reminder of how long it took the Colts to win a playoff game after drafting Peyton Manning in 1998. (The Colts beat the Broncos and the Chiefs in the 2003 postseason.) Many analysts thought the plea for patience wasn't something the owner needed to send out at that time.
But clearly, despite adding No. 1 pick Andrew Luck, the Colts need time. They cut or lost at least 10 of the 22 players who would have been opening day starters if the old regime stayed in place and kept its people. They are eating a giant amount of dead money against their 2012 salary cap to gain financial freedom in 2013.
When I said something about the need for patience being obvious, Grigson was pleased.
"That's refreshing to hear you say that," he said. "A lot of people seem to think that we can do that all at once. You have to have four drafts combined and 30 picks to get all the best players that you wanted. It's not happening.
"There has to be an element of patience within the organization. That was a very key trait I saw in Mr. Irsay from day one. We have pillar guys who are helping us moving forward. But everyone knows no one is looking at us to do anything."
The Colts couldn't address every position of need in the draft and they have to reshape some of what remains. Indy will have to scheme around and deal with being weak at certain positions this year, like at cornerback.
"There are positions that scheme-wise, haven't been as vital due to what they did," Grigson said. "At specific positions we need different body types maybe, different types of athletes with different skill sets."
During the initial minicamp and in offseason workouts, guys have picked things up, bought in and started learning nuances of the position that may be different. Players who will ultimately be gone may be asked to transform their game.
"They're working, it's nice to see guys really working," Grigson said. "Coach [Chuck] Pagano and his staff have created an air of enthusiasm. We know we have a very long road to hoe and no one denies that. But we're out there doing what we can control, and that's to go full speed, to listen, to get in the playbook, to lift the weights, to condition, do all those things, the little things with high intensity.
"I look at it in a very simplistic view. I tell my kids if you hustle and work really hard, good things happen. If you cherry pick and just kind of loaf around, nothing's ever going to fall in your lap. You're not going to be that guy who gets a fumble recovery for a touchdown or a pick bounces off someone's shoulder pads and lands in your hands. That usually happens to someone who's flying around."
His wife and five children have not joined him in Indianapolis yet, which gave him more leeway to put in the ridiculous hours he felt were necessary before the draft. His only respites were those weight room sessions, Sunday Mass and an occasional frozen pizza heated up and eaten while he watched the news or found a decent movie, preferably a comedy.
Otherwise, he was watching film, assessing issues, making decisions.
When I've asked people around the league about Grigson, they talk about him with respect. He's regarded as a quality personnel man with the qualities needed to lead a front office and build a team. He inherited a tough situation with Manning's departure, but he's also incredibly fortunate to have Luck.
Grigson knows this rebuild is going to be hard and take time. He's excited to get to another stage, where he can walk past the clicker in his office and not have it work like a magnet, pulling him back to watch more film. At this stage, player study no longer trumps everything else.
But even at this slower time, there is plenty pulling at him, plenty to do. He will soon add to his scouting staff. He'll continue to work with Pagano, trying to maximize the coach's chances of success. He'll watch offseason practices, considering the tiny pictures and the big picture the tiny ones combine to create.
"It's like I'm a rookie left tackle and every game I'm facing Michael Strahan, Bruce Smith, Dwight Freeney and Robert Mathis," he said. "Hopefully in the end all these experiences that I've had will help me to be a better GM and a better football man."
Hopefully, at least three times a week, he'll find his way to that weight room, fall into his routine, and build up the sort of big sweat that clears his head, at least for a little while.
"As long as it keeps me from looking real bad," Grigson said, "then I'll keep doing it."


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Allegri 'bitter' after exit
AC Milan boss Massimiliano Allegri felt his side had deserved to progress after the stalemate at Tottenham ended their Champions League campaign.
• Palmer: Spurs find their steel
• Dawson delighted after win
A 1-0 victory for Spurs at the San Siro, courtesy of a late counter-attack, proved decisive as Milan were unable to find a way through in the 0-0 draw at White Hart Lane.
"The team put in a fine performance tonight and I think over the two legs we deserved to go through," Allegri said. "Unfortunately, that mistake in the first leg cost us dearly.
"This evening my Milan did everything it possibly could, showing intensity and technique. We only lacked something in the finishing.
"We created the chances with Robinho and Alexandre Pato, so there was nothing more we could do and I have to compliment these lads. This performance must give us more confidence going back into the Serie A race, as we have been improving for a while now.
"I still cannot be satisfied, as there is a great deal of bitterness at going out, but I am comforted by the way my lads fought."
Zlatan Ibrahimovic struggled to provide a meaningful threat to the Spurs defence over the two legs but felt he had performed well.
"Over two legs Tottenham had one shot on goal and scored," he said. "The best team doesn't always win.
"I am satisfied with my performance and everyone in the team played well. I tried to score, but the ball would not cross the line. It's a shame we went out of the Champions League, but we still have the Scudetto and Coppa Italia to focus on."
Mathieu Flamini added: "We were here to earn qualification and it did not arrive, so we are sad, as we gave our all and the goal did not come.
"It's a shame, but that is football. We spent the entire match in Tottenham's half, looking for the goal. Everyone saw we played a great game with the right spirit.
"Now we must focus on Serie A and the race for the Scudetto. The Champions League was one of our objectives and we gave it our all, but now we will think about the title."
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Yeah, Bairstow has never really impressed me, but he's obviously got mates in the selection setup.
Complaining about disharmony in the dressing room while potting your team mates via text messages to the opposition.
Nice work KP.
Wow, and they still sell at those prices? Test tickets here are cheap, most options would cost you between £5 and 10.
Supply and demand.
I'm surprised how little demand there is for test tickets in South Africa. Even the boxing day fixture looks poorly attended from what I've seen. When was there last a full house for a cricket match of any kind?
Tickets didn't pan out.
Just for a laugh, I looked on Stubhub, and the cheapest available are in the Compton Stand for £152/ticket. Guess I'm not going!
Might be cheaper on one of the later days, particularly if it looks like there's not going to be a result. Of course that depends on whether you are going to be in London all weekend.
Supply and demand.
I'm surprised how little demand there is for test tickets in South Africa. Even the boxing day fixture looks poorly attended from what I've seen. When was there last a full house for a cricket match of any kind?
Not sure, 50 over and 20 over games do well if they're on the weekend, don't know if they sell out though. Tests aren't that popular and most would rather watch from home or work.
Sad fact is cricket just isn't as popular as I'd like. Thanks to the legacy of the old days it's still considered a White sport and it's less accessible than rugby so hasn't made fans among Black folks while Whites seem to be drifting away. Getting my fiance interested has been an uphill battle. although she did look interested when I dragged her to last year's Boxing Day test.
Game's been all over the place, I'd say it's ours to lose now.
I, for one, welcome our new test match overlords.
I have a total man crush on Steyn, Morkel and Philander and Amla goes about it so well.
Lunch and it looks like Bairstow is trying to save the match single handed. Haven't actually seen him play, just watching a feed as I work, but so far he seems like a solid player.
Monster chuckles at Skunk - decided to play for Surrey against his old county Hampshire at Hampshire (old in the sense that he was theoretically playing for them, he rarely if ever bothered after 2005).
Booed onto the pitch as he came out to bat, and I mean properly booed. One golden duck later, cue massive cheers.
"It was a good ball that got Pietersen, pitching middle-and-leg and hitting off stump," said BBC Sport's Steve May.
"But it was greeted as though Southampton had won the Champions League and the FA Cup at the same time - 50- and 60-year-old people standing up and cheering with their arms in the air."
Hahahahahha! Most excellent.
You know, I have no bitterness towards him for going where the opportunity was, but he's such an arrogant prick.
Well, credit to England, especially Bairstow, Prior and Swanny for making a game of it. When Prior was let off the hook with that no ball I nearly shat a brick.
But we're number 1 baby!
Excellent series, I wish we'd played 5 rather than having 3 against the Can't-be-Arsed Indies.
Could have been closer but for a couple of dropped catches and two very poor run outs. Just a shame that the attention-seeking dickhead decided to make an arse of himself by trying to negotiate his contract status through the media. Time for one tedious thing that no one gives a sh*t about (KP) to join another farce no one gives a sh*t about (the IPL - the only people who really care about it are the Indian tax authorities).
Where does all that IPL money come from? Surely TV rights alone can't make up the millions they seem to be (mostly) paying to the players.
Aussie TV networks don't even bother with it any more. They showed the first 2 series but I think I'm a typical viewer in that I started out curious and rapidly stopped giving a sh*t about it.
I think each of the franchises is effectively run by an Indian tycoon, who effectively uses it as a tax loss - hence the keen interest of the taxman.
Hey guys, nearly 3 days since this awesome news broke and no discussion? Wow, you don't know how lucky you are! Hahahahahhaha!
Hey guys, nearly 3 days since this awesome news broke and no discussion? Wow, you don't know how lucky you are! Hahahahahhaha!
Yeah. Hopefully he comes back and plays sh*te, better than having him cast as a martyr by dicks like Botham.
Proper cricket has started in the Southern Hemisphere.
A matching for batting so far with the usual suspects getting among the runs as well as a debut ton for Cowan.
Looks like we blew the game a bit here. 22 no-balls! Not too much chance of a result though.
Blimey, how come the Aus v SA game is being played at Adelaide - the ground looks like 75% of it is being scrapped and rebuilt.
Woke up to a better situation, but a stupid soft run out has caused a problem. :/
I can't believe how well Clarke has been playing, he's really blossomed.
Blimey, how come the Aus v SA game is being played at Adelaide - the ground looks like 75% of it is being scrapped and rebuilt.
Probably the last chance for a game on a proper pitch, looks terrible though.
Adelaide will start hosting AFL games through the winter soon and so an upgrade to seating capacity was required.
One session to go an 5 wickets required while a couple of bull-headed guys keep us at bay. Runs do not necessarily add to excitement. The tension of today's play is a direct opposite to runs or wickets flowing. Gripping contest.
I feel sorry for poor Wade. Seems like every time I look at the TV he's dropping a catch. Not that I'm complaining.
I'm pleased for Du Plessis, he's been waiting in the wings of the test team for ages good to see him take this opportunity. And Kallis is such class, hanging around while injured.
Just a little while longer.
That was an epic knock from Du Plessis.
2 great test matches so far in this series. Perhaps the Aussies will rue the lost day in Brisbane although I'm not convinced they could have pressed their advantage enough given what I saw this week.
I am prepared to give Wade a little more time to adjust to Test Cricket. Haddin would have dropped it too and probably let a few more byes through. At least Wade might learn.
And how good is it to have test cricket back to the fore front again. AUS v SA, ENG v IND and WI v BAN all at the same time.
Good win for England as well. Just loved Gambhir shaking his head after being given out LBW on a ball that he nicked. Maybe if India had agreed to adopt DRS...oh that's right, you'd still have been back in the hutch after Aleem Dar missed the most obvious bat-pad you'll ever see a couple of overs earlier.
There are few things that give me a schadenfreude-gasm than an Indian sooking about an umpires decision when they refuse the DRS. I wish them several howlers per match that they must choke down.


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Mayor Wilson Viator says the city will begin purchasing items such as pitching mounds, portable fencing and soccer goals.
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Hi ladies! Very quick background... I love to bake and have been doing that quite well (haha) for about a dozen years or so, but I never got the hang of decorating, so I signed up for the Wilton classes and I've been in love with decorating ever since.
My sister-in-law just got me an order - my first paying gig - to make confirmation cross cookies. I have my mom's shortbread cookie recipe, which I always use for Christmas and fun things like Superbowl, Halloweeen. But for kids, maybe I should use sugar instead? And they'd like the color combo to be red and white, so I was just going to layer white MMF over red, and do a border on the white and use luster dust over the white. Should I do Toba's glace or RI instead?
Also, she only wants to pay $1 per cookie, and wants 40 cookies. I am really doubting this is going to make me a profit. I'm thinking that as long as it covers my materials and ingredients, I should do it to get my name out.
Any advice? I make lots of cookies, but since I usually don't decorate them, I don't worry. Now I'm worried!! (can you tell? lol)
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I would definitely sit down and figure out how much supplies are going to cost before you agree to $1/cookie. You want to make sure that you're not going to be in the negative. Most people on here do $1.00/square of a cookie.
Honestly, your cookies sound beautiful and DETAILED! I haven't used Toba's glace. But I love Antonia74's RI. It's amazing. But MMF would be great as well. So it's really up to you. I would think that MMF is going to cost you more, so you might want to go with the RI instead.
Are you going to be bagging these cookies? And tying them with ribbon?
Thank you for the welcome! I've decided to do a sugar cookie - someone mentioned it will probably be more durable.
Can you tell me what you mean by $1/square of a cookie? I know the bakery that most people order their decorated cookies from charge $2.50 and up per cookie. I was thinking for a first "job" I wouldn't mind if I just break even.
I actually have red AND white fondant in my pantry, which I need for a cake I'm going to do. That's why I immediately thought of it.
I will be bagging them in clear cello and tying them with ribbon.
sweetspotter - welcome to CC (and to the world of cookies!)
I think that cylstrial meant $1 per inch - that's the base of what a lot of people charge for their cookies, and then perhaps some extra depending on if they are being bagged/packaged or if there is a lot of detail.
There are a lot of threads int eh cookie forum about recipes and icing, as well as tips and ideas for decorating. The cookie gallery is a wonderful source of inspiration!
Good luck - have fun - and don't forget to post pics!
Welcome to CC!!!
I charge $5.00 a cookies as like someone mentioned...$1.00 per inch so my cookies are usually around 4 inches in diameter and then I charge $1.00 for the cellophane bag and curly ribbon.Fondant will almost surely be an extra $2.00 per cookie.RI is more economical but more time consuming.Antonia74 recipe is awesome!!! I wouldn't agree to $1.00 a cookie yet but maybe $2.00....Decorated cookies are VERY time consuming and most non cake/cookie baking people do not realize that most of the cost is time spent decorating and not always the ingredients.
I think you'd be doing yourself a disservice to charge only $1 for the cookies you've described, and that's before adding on more for the packaging. For $1, I might do a single color icing, no details, and certainly no packaging! As Kiddiecakes mentioned, nicely decorated cookies are extremely time consuming. They may balk at the higher prices, but you can't be giving your work away for free. Going cheap isn't how you want to get your name out there.
Thank you to everyone for all of your advice! Well, I am going to do the cookies... I know, I know. The thing is this - last year, the school was able to get a reputable bakery to sell them decorated cookies for the class for $1. So if I say no, they'll probably go back to the same place. Also, it is my niece's class that needs the cookies, so in all probability I would only charge slightly higher if I didn't know about the other bakery.
I am going to use all of your advice in the future, definitely!! I found the bags for $.99 and my s-i-l is supplying the ribbons. I think, considering I already have all the supplies I need, it's going to be a break-even type thing. It's also going to be a one-time only thing!!
one time thing that for sure Next time someone wants a decorated cookie for a $1 tell them to go to the dollar store


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Plans have recently been approved to replace a building at the college.
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Washington, D.C. – Following today's Immigration and Border Security Subcommittee hearing on asylum fraud, several members of the House Judiciary Committee sent a letter to U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) Comptroller General Gene Dodaro requesting that the agency fully investigate the cost of asylum fraud to American taxpayers. A never-released Department of Homeland Security report from 2009 obtained by the House Judiciary Committee shows that at least 70% of asylum cases contain proven or possible fraud. Once individuals are granted asylum in the U.S., they become immediately eligible for all major federal welfare programs. And if, as it appears, asylum fraud is rampant in the system, American taxpayers could potentially be defrauded out of hundreds of millions, if not billions, of dollars each year.
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Guys and gals, over the past two months I have had half a dozen 870 Expresses come in with the same complaint. Mysteriously disappearing magazine springs. In every case, either the factory plug was installed backward at the factory or the owner (none owned up to it) took it apart to clean and put it in backwards. What happens is that under the pressure of a loaded mag the small end of the plug gets jammed into the magazine spring retainer and the recoil spring works it way over the large end, eventually being pushed completely over it. The spring gets caught between the large end of the plug and the mag spring retainer. Suddenly you have a single shot. Be sure that, if you disassemble to clean the mag tube, you replace the plug with the large end against the magazine spring retainer. George
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