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TUPELO – City officials grilled Tupelo-Lee Humane Society's director and board members on expenses and operating practices during a one-hour meeting Tuesday at City Hall.
The session aimed to clarify how the nonprofit agency uses the city's annual $175,000 allocation to enforce municipal pet ordinances and house animals. City Council President Fred Pitts had suggested lowering that allocation since Tupelo recently employed its own animal control officer – its first since at least 1990.
City leaders failed to reach any decision, however, saying they needed additional information and more time to discuss the issues of animal control.
Among their concerns were whether the nonprofit agency should enforce municipal ordinances, whether it should charge pet owners more to reclaim captured dogs and cats, and whether it should seek more money from other governments.
"I just want everybody to pay their fair share," said Ward 7 Councilman Willie Jennings.
They also revived the question of a citywide pet registration. Such a program would require all Tupelo residents to register their cats and dogs for a fee, which the humane society would get. It also would provide the agency a complete list of pets from which to track down owners in case a missing or captured animal turns up at the shelter.
The Tupelo-Lee Humane Society is the county's sole shelter and takes in animals from throughout Northeast Mississippi. It receives an average of nearly 8,000 cats and dogs annually, about one-third of them originating from neighboring communities – mostly Pontotoc, Itawamba and Union counties.
It also responds to about 2,100 animal-related calls annually in the city of Tupelo, for which it receives a bulk of its municipal funding.


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The IIHF has suspended Russian forward Valeri Nichushkin one game for a hit from behind during Russia's 4-1 loss to Canada at the World Junior Championship in Ufa, Russia on Monday. American defenceman Shayne Gostisbehere was also suspended for one game for a stick infraction against Slovakia during Monday's 9-3 win by the United States.
The decision to suspend Nichushkin came after the IIHF Disciplinary Panel reviewed his hit on Canada's Tyler Wotherspoon. Nichushkin hit Wotherspoon directly in the back and drove the Canadian player's head into the boards and glass.
Nichushkin was assessed a major penalty and a game misconduct on the play. Wotherspoon was forced to leave the game but was able to return.
According to a IIHF press release, the Panel deemed Nichushkin's actions "reckless" and the decision to suspend the Russian forward was unanimous.
The same was said for the decision against Gostisbehere, who was suspended for driving his stick forcefully between the legs of Slovakia's Matus Matis, striking striking him in the groin area. Matis was injured on the play, but he did return to the game.
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October 18 2012 03:54PM
At first we looked back and were shocked to find that we had written the original with regards to the arena article over two months ago. Then when you think about it absolutely nothing has happened in the time since - no end to the lockout, no movement on the arena whatsover.
"Time literally stands still when you are having fun." - Nobody, Ever.
Having said that let's look back at what a certain young Bieber fan said a little while back. It still all applies as we have mind smashingly gotten nowhere in the 60 days since.
Let's all take a deep breath and calm down. 99% of what we are witnessing is theatre designed to create fear among us average folk and force the government's hand into publicly funding a greater share of a private-public partnership.
It is all theatre designed to rile us all up and get us all scared and demand that our protecting powers that be get us our shiny new arena and hang the cost. Tough to try and rile up the population though when there is no hockey though isn't it?
Even Exciting Last Place Hockey provides infrequent moments of joy for fans and creates an environment much more likely to demand an arena deal get pushed through. Except that this pesky lockout is providing absolutely nothing for Katz to leverage positively in getting a deal done. That makes it harder for him to complete this deal and it is already proving to be a very difficult job.
The quickest way to get the deal done is turn up public pressure to 1000 until someone cracks and the thing gets built.
We all know that this arena is getting built. The City is putting in some money, Katz is putting in some money. Other government entities at all levels are being pressured in back room deals to contribute money too. Think they are going to be more apt to kick in some cash if they can look like White Knights swooping in at the 11th hour and saving an arena deal "moments before it cratered into the ground?"
Can you think of any Conservative Governments that might want to look like heroes in a traditionally Red City like Edmonton? The bigger the outcry for a saviour to come in to this deal the better off they will look. The better off they can look to the average voter the more likely a politician will get off his or her wallet and come riding to the rescue.
Katz is one of our top 5 business heroes and Mandel is the best Mayor in a generation. Having said that man oh man what the hell is going on here? Why does Edmonton have to be one of these cities that has to push and strain to get anything done to leap the city forward? Why does everyone involved have to be so combative that they can't even look each other in the eye much less get a deal done 4 years in?
Regardless of whose side you are on we can agree that this negotiation process doesn't reflect the spirit of Edmonton in the least. A four year, drawn out, public display of small mindedness and poorly timed bluffing on both sides is an absolute black hole for positive vibes in Edmonton.
We are behind the arena 100%. Not on Katz' side, not on the side of City Council. Neither side is representing the average Edmontonian in the least. And seeing as us average Edmontonians are going to be the ones paying for this thing any which way you slice it, it is particularly out of touch and embarassing.
Don't let politicians, rich people or the media scare you. It is all a show designed to get a rise out of us all and everyone freaking out and blogging, tweeting and screaming their heads off is playing right into their practiced plans. Whether it's through a per ticket surcharge, $9 beers or tax increases you are paying your portion of the arena whether you like it or not. And odds are you won't even notice.
This sucks. I miss Jordan Eberle and the lil baby NUUUUUUUGE. Sing it Katy Perry.
Yikes. Look at the number of likes.
October 18 2012, 04:00PM
October 18 2012, 04:11PM
#4 guy has the right idea. But I believe in order to be heard, and taken seriously, it should be a pants-less protest, shirts optional, cheers! :)
October 18 2012, 04:26PM
Edit: You effed me yet again smyberle! Curse you!
October 18 2012, 04:37PM
Mandell is the best? Oilers leave now! I am sick of city council pretending to be city council.
October 18 2012, 04:52PM
The AB government is not going to kick in any money. As soon as they do that, Calgary is going to be looking for the same thing.
Now about this pantsless protest . . .
October 18 2012, 04:53PM
Does that also mean less Bieber?
/hides under his desk waiting for the wrath of Wanye to come down
Note: Although I am a rubber trout let me assure you that I am 100% MAN BABY
October 18 2012, 04:58PM
I keep forgetting who has administrator access. Kent, is there any way you can take the keys of the machine away from this madman?
October 18 2012, 05:05PM
I always thought Katy Perry had rockets but...
Waaaaait. What?
I bet the owners of Northlands are like, "fight fight fight fight!"
October 18 2012, 05:24PM
Aww... you started off so good and then went into industry-dependent drivel. Katz top 5 business hero? Really? Because he consolidated some pharmacy chains?
You're not thinking of maybe Bill Gates or Steve Jobs? Perhaps Colonel Harland Sanders or George Westinghouse? Maybe Henry Ford or Gottlieb Daimler?
It's such a disconnect coming home and talking to Oilers fans about the arena deal and being at work and talking to other people about it. Other people think Katz needs to get stuffed. I come to ON or HF and it's a totally different world.
Yukon Jack had it right today.
October 18 2012, 05:39PM
Oh I am sick of it too homie. Name a better Mayor of Edmonton in the past 20 years though. Mandel aint all bad.
gold star for being the best of the worst!
October 18 2012, 05:41PM
Jan Riemer was pretty good...
October 18 2012, 05:50PM
Jan Riemer was pretty good...
....for a chick (yeah i went there)
October 18 2012, 05:52PM
Oh I am sick of it too homie. Name a better Mayor of Edmonton in the past 20 years though. Mandel aint all bad.
Yup. Politics is a nasty, filthy business, and the thing I like about Mandel is, he doesn't hide what he's feeling because he's afraid of how it might make him look. He, basically, forged a deal with Katz, and told the city (and we, the citizens), "Trust me. This will work. Let's cough up some seed money to get this thing going." A year later, Mr. Mumble-Sneer starts getting a case of the uber-greedies, backs out of the deal, and puts the Mayor in a terrible position.
Did anyone catch Jay Onrait on Oilers Now a couple of weeks ago? Stauffer was trying to defend the Seattle trip being innocuous and that the fanbase was making way too much out of it, etc. Onrait's response was CLASSIC: "Well... at this point, the Seattle thing was embarrassing and douchey."
Yes, Jay. Yes, it was.
I don't have a problem with a billionaire wanting to make money. And, I understand he doesn't like the spotlight. But, if you want our money, tell us why, make it good, and stay classy while you're doing it. I don't think that's asking too much.
October 18 2012, 06:25PM
Maer Mandel...sertainlee did his part.
October 18 2012, 06:30PM
I bet the owners of Northlands are like, "fight fight fight fight!"
*kicks back w/popcorn* I'd pay to watch that, make it a weekly event, WE CAN BUY OUR OWN ARENA!!!
*insert obligatory Wanye-Eberle SQUEEEEEEEE!*
October 18 2012, 07:18PM
Well, that and being gifted $400M sure helps you on your way to being a billionaire.
What could you do with $400M
If anyone is interested in Oilers paraphenalia, I am selling everything I own. I'm done with pro sports altogether. They will never, EVER get another dime from me.
October 18 2012, 07:34PM
Well, that and being gifted $400M sure helps you on your way to being a billionaire.
What could you do with $400M
Build a statue of Jordan Eberle that could be seen from space?
City council pulled their own version of the Seattle trip by talking about building the arena without Katz.
October 18 2012, 08:22PM
Yeah I guess that the first Edmonton based billionaire is an awful person to look up to. I have an immense level of respect for what he has done before the age of 50 from basically an upper middle class start.
He made a lot of money. OK, that's an admirable accomplishment, but how did he do it?
If it's by making deals like this with the city, is he worth admiring?
October 18 2012, 09:11PM
If anyone is interested in Oilers paraphenalia, I am selling everything I own. I'm done with pro sports altogether. They will never, EVER get another dime from me.
Any deals on miniature Stanley Cup replicas? None available here. Will trade for miniature "President's Trophy" banners.
Signed, Vancouver fans.
October 18 2012, 09:43PM
He made a lot of money. OK, that's an admirable accomplishment, but how did he do it?
If it's by making deals like this with the city, is he worth admiring?
He made it with Daddy's money.
I hope sir ebs shows up for the pantsless party.
October 19 2012, 02:29AM
Edmonton's not had a mayor who mugged the thumbs-up for more photo opportunities than Smilin' Billy Smith. That guy was awesome*.
*completely f**kin' useless
October 19 2012, 08:53AM
"You must submit to supreme suffering in order to discover the completion of joy."
October 19 2012, 10:21AM
Start collecting green garden hoses for the home-made outdoor rink the Oil play on in 2016!


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Very good itinerary, gave me a good overview of some of the best attractions in Taiwan, very nice hotels and very professional english-speaking guide.
There was a cancellation on the 5 day tour of Taiwan so I upgraded.
The tour was absolutely wonderful. The guide was very informative and on some of the longer journeys we were shown very interesting DVDs about Taiwan.
The driver was very helpful.
The hotels were outstanding, a pity we couldn't spend more time in them!!
I loved it!
Daniel P USA
David and Billy Wong are great guides, enthusiastic and knowledgeable. These guys both found small local vendors where we could really experience the Taiwan charm and goodness. Include the Bullet Train from Kaohsiung to Taipei as an item in the package. The bullet train was amazing.
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The tour was really well organised, The accommodation was very comfortable and of a very high standard. The tour was great value for money, and made all the more enjoyable by our guide, Tony, who was well informed, helpful and great company!
Sun moon lake is gorgeous! What a serene and romantic place. For Kaohsiung tour, just a suggestion- do not combine non-speaking English clients with English clients. Very uncomfortable not understanding what the tour guide and non-speaking English were talking about the whole tour.
Southern Taiwan is so interesting, quite different from the north. Great accommodation choice and guide was fantastic! Highly recommended!
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We loved our 'trip south.' Three were from L.A.(Mandarin and English); two from Shanghai (Mandarin); and us (English). The guide made the whole trip enjoyable for all and created special experiences...visual and gourmet. The south is so different from the busy north...this was a great way to see it!
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Very helpful guide. Hotel del lago (Sun Moon Lake) is below expected standards.
We enjoyed the four day tour very much. Both guides communicated well in English and were good with people. Guides were very helpful in getting us to our train connections and made good suggestions for places to eat. Due to road noise it would be helpful for the tour guide to use a microphone.
Excellent value for this tour, stayed one night in 4.5 stars hotel and 2 nights in 4 stars hotel. All 3 tour guides pick up and drop off very on time. 2 guides English are fair but one guide ( Billy Lin) spoke very good English, knowlegeable and very attentive. I will recommend this tour to my friends and will certainly book tour with Viator in near future. Thank you.
This tour gave a really good insight into Taiwan. As we had toured the East coast we felt that this completed it for us. Walter was a good guide who was able to answer our many and varied questions. The accommodation was excellent. We do not often go on guided tours so have been very pleasantly surprised.
Taiwan is a great place to visit and I highly recommend it. I wish I kind of knew how this compared to other tours of Taiwan that were offered but I enjoyed the experience I had overall. A little more interaction from the guides would have been nice, and I'm not entirely sure how I felt about them having us figure out our own meals when English isn't found on most menus. Our first guide seemed somewhat disinterested, but I very much appreciated Billy, our guide for Kaohsiung and southern Taiwan for his lively commentary and genuine love for his hometown.
The program of this tour was interesting. It did give us a nice view of Taiwan. One little point of negative for us was how the driver took some risks in the traffic. Our personal guide could tell us a lot of interesting things about the temples, pagodes, culture and nature of Taiwan.
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GENERAL Late summer is a good time to fish, but it's the hardest time to catch fish. If you like the catching part of fishing, then fish at dawn or dusk, when fish feed more actively. For best success, fish from a boat. In the summer, trout get heat-stressed like people. They spend lazy summer days in deep, cold water near the bottom of reservoirs. Only during low light periods, when the water cools down, will trout venture into shallower water and show interest in feeding or attacking a lure.
ABAJO MOUNTAINS No recent report.
BENCHES RESERVOIR Fishing has been good. Rainbow trout are 10-12 inches long. PowerBait has been the best fish-getter most recently.
BOULGER RESERVOIR Fishing success has been good.
CLEVELAND RESERVOIR Fishing continues to be slow.
DUCK FORK RESERVOIR Fishing remains very good for tiger trout up to 15 inches. Conservation Officer Jay Topham suggests fishing near the tributary inlet in early morning or late evening. Good fly patterns continue to include the renegade, mosquito, wooly bugger, leech and prince nymph. Special regulations apply. Artificial flies and lures only. Closed to the possession of cutthroat trout. Please release cutthroat trout immediately and with care. The tiger trout limit is two fish.
ELECTRIC LAKE Fishing success has been fair. Cutthroats range from 12-16 inches.
FAIRVIEW LAKES Fishing continues to be fair.
FERRON RESERVOIR Fishing success has improved, says Jay Topham, conservation officer, who describes fishing as good. Brookies are the most frequently caught trout, ranging between 12-13 inches.
GRASSY LAKE Fishing success fluctuates from fair to good with baits, spinners and flies. Trout average 10-12 inches.
HUNTINGTON CREEK Fishing in the fly-only zone has been very good. Special restrictions apply. Refer to the proclamation. Good artificial flies include a #14 beadhead ugly or #12 beadhead Montana in green and brown. Some have had luck with ant imitations. A small Mepp's spinner with a gold blade and yellow or red roostertail has been a very effective lure. Action is fastest when bugs are at a minimum and anglers avoid the heat of the day. Nightcrawlers continue to be the best bait. Officer Jay Topham describes fishing as good on the left fork, where special regulations apply. Please refer to the fishing proclamation.
HUNTINGTON NORTH STATE PARK Wait until summer water recreation activities taper off before dipping the line here. Special regulations apply. Please refer to the proclamation.
HUNTINGTON RESERVOIR (on the Wasatch Plateau, Sanpete County) Fishing success ranges from slow to fair. Early morning is the best time to fish. Popular baits have included nightcrawlers or dead minnows. Good lure choices are the Jake's Spin-a-Lure or tan Rooster Tail. Good flies include a # 10-12 black beadhead leech with rib or a #8 beadhead Sheep Creek Special. Special regulations apply. The reservoir is closed to the possession of cutthroat trout or trout with cutthroat markings.
JOES VALLEY RESERVOIR Fishing success continues to be poor. Trolling or jigging dead chubs or chub meat in deep water has been the best strategy for larger splake. Special regulations apply. The limit is two trout, only one over 22 inches. All trout between 15-22 inches must be immediately released.
LAKE POWELL The Lake Powell fishing report home page is: http://www.wayneswords.com.
LASAL MOUNTAINS Conservation Officer Joe Nicholson filed this report: Fishing at Oowah was a littler slower this past week. Trout are averaging 8-12 inches and are being caught primarily on worms and PowerBait. Fishing at Warner has been fair for trout in the 8-10 inch range. Salmon eggs and PowerBait are catching the most fish. Fishing at Hidden Lake has picked up a little. Lots of trout in the 12-inch range were being caught this weekend on red and rainbow-colored PowerBait. Fishing at Don's was still a little slow, but a few trout were being caught on PowerBait and worms.
LOWER FISH CREEK Access from US Highway 6 is open, and there's a good volume of water flowing in the creek. Try a #14 beadhead ugly, #10 Montana nymph or #10-12 leech.
MILLER'S FLAT RESERVOIR Fishing has been fair for 10-14 inch rainbow trout
MILLSITE RESERVOIR Still-fishing boaters have done well early or late in the day.
PETES HOLE Fishing continues to be fair to good with baits, flies or spinners.
POTTERS PONDS Fishing success has been fair for 8-10 inch rainbow trout.
SCOFIELD RESERVOIR Fishing success continues to be variable. One angler reported good fishing last weekend. He trolled a yellow Triple Teaser under two colors of leaded line in the morning. All members of his party limited out. Some boaters have also had good luck, trolling pop gear and worms. Aquatics Biologist Justin Hart says the best bait to use at Scofield is a redside shiner, which can be caught with a casting net or trap. Justin notes that dead shiners can be still-fished on the bottom, under a bubble, or jigged through the water.
SOUP BOWL Fishing ranges from fair to good with artificial flies, baits and spinners.
SPINNERS RESERVOIR Fishing has been slow due to the huge amount of natural food in the water. However, Officer Jay Topham reported an angler catching a four pound trout last week. Tiger trout are planted as fingerlings at this reservoir.
WILLOW LAKE Fishing has been fair with a variety of baits, lures and fly patterns. Tiger trout up to three pounds have come out of Willow. A number of tigers range up to 16 inches.
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Benjamin Gentry was born in Kentucky in 1822, the son of Joseph Oliver Gentry and his second wife, identified without a source I've seen as Elizabeth Arthurs. Benjamin was living in 1880. He is last found living in Hart Co KY in the 1880 census.
He was married about 1841, probably in Green County, Kentucky, to Emily Martin, daughter of Joseph and Diana Spicer (Wilcox) Martin.[1]
Emily was born about 1825 in Green Co KY and was living in 1880 in Hart Co.
In 1836-38 Benjamin was in Hart County, as were his brothers Joseph and Solomon and a man unknown to me named William Gentry.[2]
Benjamin and Emily joined Three Springs Baptist Church, by letter 22 Sep 1865.
Their first census after marrying and starting a family was in 1850 in Hart Co KY, p 226, 682-692.[3] Emily's name has been determined from her daughter's death certificate, since she was called by a different first name nearly every census year.
In 1860 Hart Co KY, Dist #1, p 24, 249-244,she was called Ellen.[4] They were in Hart Co KY, Green River PO, p 303, 266-266, in 1870 with only two of their six children still with them.[5]
Their last known census was in 1880 in Hart Co KY, ed 84, p 17, 148-148.[6]
Children of Benjamin and Emily were:
1. James T GENTRY was born in 1842 in Hart Co KY. James T died probably in Howell Co MO, before the 1900 census. James married Mary Jane PRICE. Born in 1844 in KY, possibly the daughter of Merida and Frances Price, Mary Jane died in Howell Co MO, after 1900. They had the following children:
i. Laura F D (ca1864-)
ii. Nancy C (ca1867-)
iii. Lucy Ed. (ca1869-)
iv. Granville (ca1872-)
v. Ira June (1875-)
vi. James B (1880-)
vii. Alta P (1884-)
2. Laura Frances GENTRY was born on 25 May 1844 in Hart Co KY. Laura Frances died in Green Co KY and was buried in Houk Cemetery, Hart Co KY. She received a letter of dismission from Three Springs Baptist Church, in March 1867. On 30 Sep 1858 Laura Frances married Lorenzo Dow HUFF, son of George Washington HUFF & Malinda DENTON, in Hart Co KY. Born on 12 Oct 1839 in Wayne Co KY, Lorenzo Dow died in Crail Hope, Hart Co KY, on 17 Dec 1912. They had the following children:
i. Mary T (1859-1924)
ii. Jane C (1866-1891)
iii. George Benjamin (1868-)
iv. daughter (1874-)
v. John Miller (1878-)
vi. Clarence Underwood (1880-1968)
3. Mary E GENTRY was born in 1846 in Hart Co KY. I have not identified her after 1860 when she was unmarried.
4. Lucinda GENTRY was born in May 1848 in Hart Co KY. Lucinda may have married Albert WHITLOW. Born in 1845 in KY, Albert died in Hart Co KY, befre 1900. If this identification is correct, Lucinda was living in 1920. They were four houses away from Benjamin and Emily Gentry in 1880. The Whitlow children in 1880 were Ermine, Richard E, Albert G, James R, Charles E, and Mary Jane, and after 1880, Martha S and Susie. In 1900, Lucy Whitlow was in Hart Co KY, widowed, mother of two, two living, she and father born KY, mother born NC, with Martha S, Jun 1881, and Leslie K, Jan 1884, granddaughter Effie C Huff, Dec 1888, and grandson Emmet G Whitlow, grandson, Feb 1900. She was two houses from Benjamin and emily's son George Gentry. In 1910 Hart Co KY, Lucindy Whitlow, also mother born in NC, mother of 7 children, 7 living, with 27-yr-old daughter Susie and two grandchildren, Emmet G and Daisy. Emmet G and Goebel are probably the same boy. In 1920, Lucinda was a widow, 71, with daughter Martha S, 37, grandson Goebel, and great-granddaughter Viola Gentry, 9. This woman is identified without stated evidence at Ancestry.com as Lucinda Larimore. Possibly Lucinda was a widow when she married Albert ca 1880, and only the two youngest children were hers. Or the first wife was named Larimore. If the 1910 census is correct, she was mother of all seven children.
5. Nancy Jane GENTRY was born on 5 Jan 1851 in Hart Co KY. Nancy Jane married John T PRICE. Born ca 1848 in KY, he died possibly in Metcalfe Co KY, before 1900. They had the following children:
i. Edward (ca1869-)
ii. Lilly (ca1871-)
iii. George W (ca1873-)
iv. George S (ca1875-)
v. Annis B (1878-)
vi. Dalnel (1881-)
vii. Lillie B (1883-)
viii. John G (1886-)
ix. Bettie J (1888-)
x. Melrit M (1891-)
6. George N GENTRY was born on 29 Nov 1855 in Hart Co KY. George N married Sarah N –?– in KY, who was born in Nov 1845 in KY. Her 1900 census said she had no children. Their relationship to two "cousins" is unclear; these children were consistently with George and Sarah in censuses.[7]
[1] The most significant evidence pointing to Joseph and Diana as her parents, in addition to an unknown daughter in the census the same age as Emily and their proximity to Benjamin's father in the 1840 census, is that Jane C Huff's sister Mary married Tom Davis; Lucy (Atwell) Pedigo lived as a young motherless girl in their home. Art Alvis knew about "Uncle Tom Davis." Tom and Mary are buried in the same cemetery in KY as Emily's sister Sarah and her husband Daniel Bagby.
[2] Hart Co KY Historical Society Quarterly (OK Historical Society, 11 Feb 1999), II, 4, p 11f: 1836-38: Joseph Gentry, horse, etc., 2 children, $60; Solomon Gentry, horse, etc., 4 children, $100; Benjamin Gentry, horse etc., $20; William Gentry, horse, etc., $25. William is identified by "Lambeth Cantor Family History" at Ancestry.com as a son of Nicholas and Barbara (Hall) Gentry; this family was not closely related to Benjamin's.
[3] Benjamin Gentry 28 farmer $400 KY cannot read or write, Elizabeth ditto 25 KY cannot read or write, James T ditto 8 KY attended school, Laura F ditto 6 KY attended school, Mary E ditto 4 KY, Lucinda A ditto 1 KY, John ditto 17 farmer KY. John was Benjamin's younger half-brother.
[4] Benjamin Gentry 38 farmer $700 $500 ditto [=KY] cannot read or write, Ellen Gentry 35 ditto [=KY] cannot read or write, James T 14 KY in school, Mary E 13 KY in school, Lucinda A 11 KY in school, Nancy J 9 KY in school, George A 4 KY, Jefferson 14 KY in school. Daughter Laura's marriage record to Lorenzo Dow Huff in Hart Co KY, 30 Sep 1858, is known.
[5] Gentry, Ben, 48 farmer 800 800 KY, can't read or write, Emily, 46 keeping house, KY, can't read or write, Lucinda 21 at home KY, can't read or write, George N 14 farm hand KY, can't read or write.
[6] Benjamin Gentry 59 married farmer TN TN TN, Emily 56 wife married keeping house KY KY KY. #150-150.


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Sorry this is so early but I am leaving shortly & NOT sure when I will be back this evening. So thought I felt it best to have something for those who are around earlier. Catch you all later!!!!
I'm still at work and thought I'd take a peek.
Anyone around?
I survived, but so many of my neighbors did not. Don't want to provide a downer, but the heroic actions of so many that night are worth noting.
I'm here, but working
I'm here, too.
I think...
. . . therefore you FReep?
I guess...
My peeps!
You sound a little tentative tonight . . .
Isn't Freeping and working fun?
You're still at work? What time zone are you in?
My Homey!
I'm left coast time. It's 4:10pm. Yippee Skippee.
50 minutes to freedom!
I keep watching the clock...what's that saying? A watched clock never boils...
Al Gore is the comedic gift that keeps on giving...
CA has been cool as well, at least along Al Jazeera. (The Peninsulain Arabic.) Pun intended.
Loved the Al Gore clip--heard it today on Rush's show, along with the new ad "Paid for by George Soros and Democratic Friends of Abu Musab al Zarqawi."
So RWI, have I made you any accidental matches yet?
Not that I know of. Well, I don't know if you were involved or not . . . hmmmm.
What's up, Jon? Are you hiding tonight? Come on out and play.
LOL, Dean too.
The last couple weeks have been great, Terrorist plot in Toronto/Ottawa busted, Zarqawi, Hamas Leader, one of Zarqawi's brother's or staff in custody, lawsuit against Fatty Moore.....
Can't ask for much more.
I'd still like Osama's head on a platter.
What have you been up to?
Paul Shanklin is priceless. It was only a couple days ago I found out he does most of Rush's parodies.
I got his 'Yugo' song, too funny.
I have to go fax my timesheet now. BRB.
If you're a Rush subscriber, you should go to the site archives and listen to the Paul Shanklin stuff from the Clinton Era. "I Saw Her Derriere," "Had Myself a Scary Little Intern." Too funny!
I'm not a subscriber, yet :-)
Hey Phil,
You around yet? Probably too early still...
Evening, everyone!
I miss President Reagan. What an amazing man.
I will be in and out tonight...then off for the weekend! :-)
Hiya, Max.
Ah, the young: It's hard to keep track of 'em.
Hiding, nay...
How are ya, Max?
I'm just getting ready to mow the lawn and pack my suitcase for my weekend trip...
Keeping a low profile?
Going somewhere SPECIAL?!?!
Let me guess . . . hmmmm . . . is it somewhere close to the Lincoln Memorial?
Just got back down to FL, took a road trip Monday and Tuesday(21 hours of driving total.) Now I'm just watching TV and catching up on FR.
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Say what?
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Skip to comments.7 GOP Senators Key in Filibuster Fight
Posted on 05/14/2005 1:57:34 PM PDT by FairOpinion
WASHINGTON - Seven Republican senators will determine the outcome of a showdown this week between the president and Congress and a minority within it over who is going to shape the federal courts.
Barring any unforeseen developments, these are the lawmakers in the make-or-break position when it comes to deciding whether to allow a Senate minority to block a president's nominees for the federal bench.
The senators are Susan Collins of Maine, Chuck Hagel of Nebraska, Arlen Specter of Pennsylvania, John Warner of Virginia, Mike DeWine of Ohio, Lisa Murkowski of Alaska and John Sununu of New Hampshire.
At issue is an effort by Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist to ban judicial filibusters. The Senate's Democratic leader, Harry Reid of Nevada, wants the ability to block nominees for the Supreme Court and lower courts whom his party views as outside the legal mainstream.
The seven Republicans have not committed publicly to supporting either Senate leader.
All 44 Senate Democrats, joined by independent Sen. Jim Jeffords of Vermont and three Republicans, have said they oppose curtailing a Senate minority's ability to block the president's judicial nominees with just 41 votes in the 100-member Senate.
Frist, R-Tenn., has 45 of the Senate's 55 Republicans on his side.
During President Bush's first term, Democrats succeeding in blocking 10 of his judicial picks. Both Bush and First are making the case now that it should take only a simple majority 51 votes, rather than 60 now for a nominee to win confirmation for a lifetime appointment to a federal appeals court or the Supreme Court.
For Democrats to prevail, they need the support of three of the seven undecided Republicans. Frist needs five votes from five of those Republicans so Vice President Dick Cheney could have the chance to break a tie in favor of Bush's position.
Frist said Friday he will bring up the first of the blocked nominees Texas judge Priscilla Owen and California judge Janice Rogers Brown this week.
Some of the seven Republicans, including Collins, have made up their mind but are not saying how they will vote. Warner and others say they have yet to decide and hope they will not have to.
"I'm always working on the issue," Warner said last week. "I'm hopeful the leaders can reach a compromise. I'm optimistic we can reach a compromise."
So far, only Republican Sens. John McCain of Arizona and Lincoln Chafee of Rhode Island have broken party ranks, expressing concern about a change that could permanently reduce minority rights in the Senate. Vote counters in each party say Republican Olympia Snowe of Maine also is likely to side with Democrats.
Democrats insist there are other Republicans who support the Democratic position but do not want to say so publicly. Republicans note that all the other GOP senators who started out publicly uncommitted Thad Cochran of Mississippi, Ted Stevens of Alaska and Richard Lugar of Indiana, for example now side with Frist.
Warner is the last of the powerful GOP "old bulls" in the Senate not to say he will join with Frist. Warner has said repeatedly that he worries that ending the judicial filibuster will weaken the Senate.
"I tend to be a traditionalist, and the right of unlimited debate has been a hallmark of the Senate since its inception," Warner said. "Without question, though, I am strongly opposed to the use of the filibuster to block judicial nominations."
Liberals and conservatives are focusing on Warner and other undecided Republicans through telephone calls, Internet campaigns and television advertisements.
Conservative groups such as Progress for America and Focus on the Family have spent millions of dollars on ads since mid-April in Alaska and elsewhere trying to persuade undecided Republican senators to support Frist.
Murkowski said those efforts have backfired with her.
"I was very offended at the tone," Murkowski said. "But they've continued, and it's been kind of interesting. I've probably gotten more positive feedback for my position, which Alaskans consider to be very thoughtful, very deliberate, about what is happening here in the Senate."
The liberal group People for the American Way says Murkowski is "the last defense against an attack on our Constitutional checks and balances."
"Alaska counts on Senator Murkowski to do the right thing. Now, the whole country is counting on her," according to an ad that the group plans to run this week. The $1 million television campaign also will mention Snowe and Collins in Maine and Specter in Pennsylvania.
DeWine sees power in not having committed to either side.
"I've decided. I just haven't announced it yet because I think that it's a good chance that we can get it worked out," DeWine said. "I'm hopeful that by not announcing it, I can help keep these negotiations going."
One option for the undecided senators could mean joining with Sen. Ben Nelson (news, bio, voting record), D-Neb. He is trying to convince 12 Republicans and Democrats that they should block Frist from banning judicial filibusters and also stop Reid from filibustering all of Bush's contentious nominees.
In the end, Murkowski said, the question has to be about the Senate, not politics, the president or the party.
"We have to remember that our decision has to be in the best interest of the institution as a whole," Murkowski said. "Not in the best interest of the Republicans, not in the best interest of the Democrats, but in the best interest of we as senators and the institution itself. I think that's what we should keep in mind."
Those of you in the states of the critical, wobbly Republican Senators, may want to let your views known.
Seven Republican senators may hold the fate of President Bush's judicial nominees in their hands as the Senate nears a final showdown over whether Democrats can keep filibustering controversial White House court appointees. They are from top left, Sen. Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, Sen. Chuck Hagel, R-Neb., Rep. John Sununu, R-N.H., Sen. Arlen Specter, R-Pa.; from bottom left: Sen. John Warner, R-Va., Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, Sen. Mike DeWine, R-Ohio. (AP Photos/Files)
The arch traitor Warner has sold out the Republican party before.
"Frist, R-Tenn., has 45 of the Senate's 55 Republicans on his side. "
Frist needs to learn to reign in the rogue Republican Senators! 10 Republican Senators not being with the majority is a disgrace!
It seems these 7 haven't made up their minds yet, at least not officially, but there are 3 Republicans who will definitely vote with the Democrats. I don't know who those are.
"All 44 Senate Democrats, joined by independent Sen. Jim Jeffords of Vermont and three Republicans, have said they oppose curtailing a Senate minority's ability to block the president's judicial nominees with just 41 votes in the 100-member Senate."
"So far, only Republican Sens. John McCain of Arizona and Lincoln Chafee of Rhode Island have broken party ranks, expressing concern about a change that could permanently reduce minority rights in the Senate. Vote counters in each party say Republican Olympia Snowe of Maine also is likely to side with Democrats."
Oops, I found the three traitors, who are certain to vote with the Democrats.
What is the matter with these people?!
After last week's performance by Voinovich with Bolton's nomination, he should be included on the RINO list as well.
I'm surprised to see Sununu on this list.
Nice military base you've got there, Senator. Be a shame if something happened to it ...
AP cheerleading campaign for RINO defections begins...expect to see *many* more stories like this in the coming week...
Given that, Frist would not have issued his statement this week putting an immediate timeline on the "constitutional option." Unless Frist is a total dummy, he would not have thrown down the gauntlet unless he was SURE that he had the votes to make it work.
Several Republicans will, disgracefully, desert their party and their President at a critical time. But the "option" will succeed, by a vote of either 51-50, or 51-49. This is a done deal, but the AP doesn't have a clue.
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The "RINO Wall of Shame".....they shall be known by the company they keep. NOT A PENNY TO THEM!
I wholeheartedly concur. Frist would NOT have been so decisive if he didn't already have the necessary votes.
Nam Vet
Sometimes, when you call a senator's office they ask where you are located. If you name a state other than the one the particular senator represents, they will tell you that your opinion really doesn't matter.
Should that occur, take the time to note to the person that when a Senator strays and goes against the will of the majority, the money they spend from their state to his state to prevent his next reelection can be a factor.
I don't send money to the campaign committee of Senators in states where they historically vote my beliefs unless they are in special need of help (Thune). But I will spend even more to help vote out a particularly impudent piece of shit like john (I am a hero because I crashed a billion dollar airplane) mccain in a state I don't live in to rid us of that menace to freedom.
I can't believe I actually helped this bitch in her tv and radio ads. I would rather have a Democrat. At least he or she would stand by their party's principles.
I've been wondering if Hagel might be feeling some pressure at home after a Federal Judge tossed out Nebraska's amendment banning gay marriage.
I wouldn't think the people of Nebraska appreciated the Judge's decision very much.
Bush could not have made his vote more secure with the Portsmouth threat.
BINGO - Exactly what is happening - All seven of these GOP'ers are being offered all types of "love" piece type articles if they will switch and vote with the DEM's (by ALL in the MSM).
But notice how NONE of the DEM's are being tagged by the MSM to possible defect from the DEM position. (it is such a joke how bias the media are). We don't see any articles trying to persuade Democrat Ben Nelson from jumping.
Nevertheless, these 7 GOP'er better stand firm.
How come the Democrats have zero trouble mustering monolithic support from their caucus when the chips are down, and those very same moments are the times when the GOP caucus goes to pieces?
Fire all of them.
The last I heard she was undecided and after yesterdays base closing announcements, we heard that she was so mad that she..., well, just let it surfice to say she was not happy.
We lost NAS Brunswick, Naval Sub repair depot Porstmouth, the finace center at Loring and a couple of other things, not counting the loss of building the next generation Destroyers at bath.
He gave them a left handed middle finger.
Now weren't we told in 04 that we should support Specter because he is a Republican. Same goes for Collins and Murkowski. Alaska had a chance to elect a real conservative but they went with a RINO. And Sununu knocked off a real conservative and now we are questioning his loyalty. The Republican party is a total joke.
If you call Snowe or Collins, and happen to let on that you are either pro-Life, a Christian, or oppose homosexaul marriage, not only does yur opinion not count, you will not get mail, your email address will be blocked and your phone messages deleted automatically if you call directly in from yur home or office phone.
And that includes newspapers, our contact Elisha in Collins office refuses to return my calls or the calls of the publisher. But then again we refuse to publish their bull without thier first answering our questions or responding to our questions.
Its time for a Rove Nuclear option. All RNC funding stripped and suspended from their campaigns.
Because there is no level of scumbaggery that a Democrap will not support!
The worst thing that could happen at this point is for Frist to initiate this option and then not get 50 votes. Come to think of it, I would like the Democrats to start doing quorum calls all day. Under Senate rules, even if 51 is officially quorum, you have to have all 100 accounted for. Let him do quorum calls all day and shut down the govt. The less the Congress works, the better off conservatives are. Conservatives win one way or another. It is not an entirely bad idea.
Specter couldn't care less. He just pulled a number on Rove and Bush in 04. He came off smarter in this deal.
The AP may have a clue, afterall they have been reporting on politics for how many years, but they may be trying to do some Dem cheerleading.
good point, but remember, an independat repub = maverick, an independent Dem (like Nelson) = no national media time.
They are not going sto stop until we do something about it. Something like this:
From the article;
In 1802, the Jeffersonians, faced with courts deliberately packed by the Federalists, passed the Judiciary Act of 1802, which abolished over half of all the sitting federal circuit judges. The act didnt impeach them; it simply said their jobs didnt exist. They wouldnt be paid, so they shouldnt bother to show up. The judges were deeply offended. They promptly went to court, and the remaining federal judges essentially said, if we overrule the Congress, theyre going to abolish our jobs.
Zell Miller? Evan Baye?(sp?)
These cats live on RNC money. They are always raising it.
Hate to break it to you, but Zell Miller is happily retired in Georgia.
Bayh will not desert. Zell is retired. The Democratic Senator that will break ranks is Lieberman.
Alaskans almost kicked your butt to the curb because they didn't like daddy giving you the seat. President Bush is the reason you have that seat, which will only last 6 years if you have pretensions of being a Maverick. Perhaps, Ms. Murkowski, you might consider looking at the margin the president won by...and the margin you almost lost by to a Clintonite no less. That tells you exactly what most Alaskans think of you and this statement confirms it justified.
Scrap the list folks. Contact ALL Senators. Until that vote is taken you never know who will stab in the back.
Though as much as my blood heated reading these opportunistic cowards' statements, the article itself feels pre-packaged. Just because they are enjoying being unprincipled to get good coverage in the MSM doesn't means the votes aren't there.
There ought to be three Republicans in those states announcing a run for those seats. JUST a mere announcement(even if years away). Then the President should visit each of those states and merely have lunch with them and leave the state without even waving "HI" to the current RINOS. That might send a message.
If Frist brings the rule change to a vote, I fully expect there will be enough RINOS that vote with the Dems to kill the rule change. Those RINOS will also not tell Frist how they plan to vote so that it blindsides him and makes him look stupid and weak. The Dems play for keeps, it's time that the Republicans give these RINO's an offer they can't refuse. If it takes FBI files or videotape so be it.
The only way a Democrat breaks ranks on a deal breaker issue such as Judges, bolton, or S.S. is if they are ready to cut ties completely with the Party. Because the Party WILL cut ties with them. If any in the Dem Party ever considered it, it would be Leiberman or Nelson.
Leiberman wouldn't become a Rep, but he might go Independent. He IS a Liberal, but he could pull off the switch better than Jeffords ever did by being a crucial swing vote. Nelson would become a Republican to win re-election.
Lieberman won't break ranks with the Dems. They have his FBI file and know where all his campaign money comes from.
It all comes back to leadership. If the Majority leader cant rally his troops in the battle for their very existence, he is useless. Because that what the filibuster vote is about. If we compromise, the Dems win, and everyone will know the minority has beaten the majority again. I used to be one of thsoe people that said vote "R" no matter what. Spring of 2005 showed me how wrong that notion is. I didnt work my ass off to see Mcain and Hagel derail our efforts.
What can they offer these Senators?
Let them offer a deal in which there is a cooling off period after the first cloture failure by a nominee. If the president brings the nominee back a 2nd time AFTER a "cooling off" period of 6 months, then at that point cloture must require only a majority vote instead of a super-majority.
What it boils down to is this. Rather than give ANY nominee an up or down vote, only those nominees the president INSISTS upon after debate and reflection MUST receive an up or down vote.
Or the "half-filibuster option."
To all these Republican fence-sitting senators... wake up or Mr. Rove will put the hammer down - RNC money will dry up, plumb committee posts will go to others, and all that pork will be redirected to those that care about this country's future.
The one thing I would do would be to sit these wafflers in a room and make them read the wacky decisions by the 9th Circuit.
No new news. Old news points to her voting with the DEMs on this.
Weekly Standard
26 Apr 2005
Olympia Snowe (Maine): Most GOP sources expect Snowe to eventually vote against the anti-filibuster plan. For now, she remains publicly undecided but leaning heavily toward opposition. "I don't think it's going to be any surprise about what I intend to do on this vote," she told the New York Times last week. Says a Snowe aide: "I think it's clear where she is."
Susan Collins (Maine): Collins is more of a wild card than Snowe, but also skeptical of Frist's plan. In her chief statement on the judicial crisis, Collins said Democrats have used the filibuster "unfairly" against many of President Bush's circuit court nominees. At the same time, she felt the so-called nuclear option would be a "mistake" and urged Frist "not to proceed with a rule change that will further poison the partisan atmosphere in the Senate to the point that we will not be able to conduct business."
Undecided Republicans Are Big Unknown
By Charles Babington
Washington Post Staff Writer
Thursday, April 28, 2005; Page A04
Frist can lose only five Republicans, and three appear almost surely gone. Sens. Lincoln D. Chafee (R.I.), John McCain (Ariz.) and Olympia J. Snowe (Maine) have condemned the proposed rule change so sternly that party leaders assume they will side with Democrats. Many Republicans also expect to lose Sen. Susan Collins (Maine), although she remains publicly uncommitted. Collins "believes that the filibuster has been overused but would like to see the situation resolved through negotiation rather than a rule change," her office said yesterday.
If Collins, Chafee, McCain and Snowe oppose the change, then Frist could suffer only one more GOP defection. Speculation hangs most heavily on Sens. John W. Warner (Va.), Chuck Hagel (Neb.) and Arlen Specter (Pa.), all of whom say they are undecided.
It wouldn't be a good thing, but it hurts him (Frist) mostly, and the president as well. They'll be seen as weak. The Senate procedure stays status quo. I see the move as a "not much to lose" proposition, with a whole lotta upside.
Under Senate rules, even if 51 is officially quorum, you have to have all 100 accounted for.
I know they have to be accounted for, but quorum calls are only made when under 51 are on the floor.
- A quorum shall consist of a majority of the Senators duly chosen and sworn.
- No Senator shall absent himself from the service of the Senate without leave.
- If, at any time during the daily sessions of the Senate, a question shall be raised by any Senator as to the presence of a quorum, the Presiding Officer shall forthwith direct the Secretary to call the roll and shall announce the result, and these proceedings shall be without debate.
- Whenever upon such roll call it shall be ascertained that a quorum is not present, a majority of the Senators present may direct the Sergeant at Arms to request, and, when necessary, to compel the attendance of the absent Senators, which order shall be determined without debate; and pending its execution, and until a quorum shall be present, no debate nor motion, except to adjourn, or to recess pursuant to a previous order entered by unanimous consent, shall be in order.
barf alert! Hillary/McCain '08!
This much I can guarantee: if it comes down to Arlen's vote, he will vote against us. If Arlen determines for sure that hsi vote will not be decisive, he will make a big show of supporting the Party.
"Now weren't we told in 04 that we should support Specter because he is a Republican. Same goes for Collins and Murkowski. Alaska had a chance to elect a real conservative but they went with a RINO. And Sununu knocked off a real conservative and now we are questioning his loyalty. The Republican party is a total joke."
There's a bit wrong here.
First, it looks like Specter, Murkowski, and Sununu will all be supporting the nuclear option. (Though that still doesn't bring us over the finish line in the vote count).
Specter has done fine in his capacity as Judiciary Chair. He may stab the party in the back down the road -- but getting unconditional up-or-down votes for all nominees post-committee is imperative, and he seems to be (reluctantly) with us. Plus, he has made some good arguments on the Senate floor against Reid's insulting compromises, and has noted many of the Dems arguments refute each other.
Murkowski got to her stature due to her APPOINTMENT by her governor father. It's not as if she ran in an open primary, she was the incumbant (albeit unelected). I don't thing GOP party mechanics can be blamed.
Finally, the "real conservative" Sununu primaried in '02 supported Kerry for president in '04. I'd be curious to know if you were aware of that.
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THE AGNOSTIC AGE: LAW, RELIGION, AND THE CONSTITUTION, Oxford University Press, January 2011
U of Alabama Public Law Research Paper No. 1697548
This is the introductory chapter of my forthcoming book, The Agnostic Age: Law, Religion, and the Constitution (Oxford University Press 2011). The book argues, in short, that questions of church-state conflict, and more broadly of the relationship between religion and liberal democracy, are inseparable from questions of religious truth, and that the effort to avoid these very questions has led to much of the common dissatisfaction with the theory and doctrine of law and religion. I argue for an approach to the question of law and religion that I call "constitutional agnosticism," one that owes a good deal to a particular brand of agnosticism that is especially well-suited to what Charles Taylor has called our "secular age," and I call our "agnostic age." I use this approach to examine, reform, and hopefully provide a stronger justification for the approach of judges, public officials, and citizens to the vexing questions of church-state relations; but I also argue that even this approach cannot fully reconcile the tensions that are inherent in the relationship between religion and liberal democracy, and that the best we can hope for may be a more candid and thoughtful accounting of the interests on both sides. The introduction sets out the basic argument of the book and provides a roadmap to the ensuing discussion.
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Keywords: law and religion, First Amendment, Free Exercise, Establishment Clause, religion and liberal democracy, agnosticism, New Atheists
Date posted: January 6, 2011 ; Last revised: March 25, 2011
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