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I need some urgent help to re-design / transform my CV. Key requirements:
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Parkersburg Daily State Journal
February 13, 1901
Famous Man in the Early Days of West Virginia,
Was Judge Beese Blair, Who Has Passed Away.
Famous Man in the Early Days of West Virginia,
Was Judge Beese Blair, Who Has Passed Away.
The news of the death of Judge "Beese" Blair, as he was familiarly called by the oldest citizens, was received here yesterday by Mrs. Holmes H. Moss, who is a daughter of the deceased. His death occurred at his home at Salt Lake City, Utah, and was rather sudden. He had been ill for several days with the grip, but was not thought to be in any danger. The disease, however, affected his heart, and he expired suddenly yesterday. His remains will be buried at Salt Lake City, as that was his own request. Besides Mrs. Moss, he has another daughter residing at Dayton, Ohio.
Some of the men who did most to establish the new State of West Virginia, transferred their energies to other promising sections of the National Commonwealth. Among these was Hon. Jacob B. Blair, once a representative of Virginia and of West Virginia in State and National councils, and for three full terms an associate justice of the growing territory of Wyoming, and later surveyor general of Utah.
Jacob B. Blair was born at Parkersburg, Wood county, Virginia, April 11, 1821. He had the benefit of a common school education, studied law and was admitted to the bar of that county in 1844. At the time he was admitted to practice the list of lawyers in that vicinity included a good many prominent attorneys, and it required shrewdness and force, as well as industry and close application in a beginner to establish himself in the profession; but young Blair had the qualifications which insure success, and pushed himself steadily forward. He extended his acquaintance and reputation in neighboring counties, and at the beginning of the civil war was generally favorably known throughout his congressional district. He was a Union man, pronounced and positive, and threw his whole weight and influence into the movement to prevent the western section of Virginia from being carried into secession and rebellion. When Hon. John S. Carlisle resigned his seat in the Thirty-Seventh Congress from that district, Judge Blair was chosen to fill the vacancy, in 1861, and was subsequently re-elected to the Thirty-eighth Congress in 1863.
During his service in Congress, the bill to admit West Virginia into the Union was passed by Congress, and it is not giving undue credit to say that no one contributed more efficient aid to its passage than Judge Blair. When, after a hard-fought battle in the two houses of Congress, the victory was won by the friends of the new State, the fate of the ? in the hands of the President was thought to be threatened with an adverse decision, and again Judge Blair brought every power of his earnest and patriotic nature into active use to dispel from the executive mind the doubts as to the constitutionality of ? which some me[m]bers of the cabinet would have implanted there. Fortunately for West Virginia, Mr. Lincoln inclined to the views advocated by the friends of the bill, and, on the 1st day of January, 1863, he gave Judge Blair the notice of his approval of it, as a New Year's gift to the new commonwealth.
At the close of his congressional service, Judge Blair was elected a member of the Legislature of West Virginia from Wood county; and in 1868 was appointed minister resident to Costa Rica, remaining in the diplomatic service of the government until 1872. In that year he was appointed associate justice of the Supreme Court of Wyoming territory, and, by successive appointments, he served continuously and acceptably in that position until the change of administration under Mr. Cleveland.
Judge Blair's residence was Salt Lake City, and although he retained a warm interest in the new commonwealth he helped create, he was an enthusiastic admirer of that vigorous and prosperous section of the West, with which he was identified.
Judge Blair was surveyor general of Utah at the time of his death.


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Power generation from renewable sources worldwide will exceed that from natural gas and be twice that from nuclear by 2016, making renewables the second-largest source of electricity after coal, according to a new report from the International Energy Agency (IEA).
Despite a difficult economic context, renewable power is expected to increase by 40% by 2016. In fact, the report says renewables are now the fastest-growing power generation sector and will make up almost a quarter of the global power mix by 2018, up from an estimated 20% in 2011.
The share of non-hydro sources such as wind, solar, bioenergy and geothermal in total power generation are expected to double, reaching 8% by 2018, up from 4% in 2011 and just 2% in 2006.
"As their costs continue to fall, renewable power sources are increasingly standing on their own merits versus new fossil-fuel generation," says IEA Executive Director Maria van der Hoeven. "This is good news for a global energy system that needs to become cleaner and more diversified, but it should not be an excuse for government complacency, especially among [Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)] countries."
Even as the role of renewables increases across all sectors, the report cautions that renewable development is becoming more complex and faces challenges – especially in the policy arena. In several European countries with stagnating economies and energy demand, for example, debate about the costs of renewable support policies is mounting.
Van der Hoeven warns that "policy uncertainty is public enemy number one" for investors: "Many renewables no longer require high economic incentives. But they do still need long-term policies that provide a predictable and reliable market and regulatory framework compatible with societal goals," she states. "And worldwide subsidies for fossil fuels remain six times higher than economic incentives for renewables."
The IEA says its forecasts build on the impressive growth registered in 2012, when global renewable generation rose by over 8% despite a challenging investment, policy and industry context in some areas. In absolute terms, the report says global renewable generation in 2012 – at 4,860 TWh – exceeded the total estimated electricity consumption of China.
According to the report, two main factors are driving the positive outlook for renewable power generation. First, investment and deployment are accelerating in emerging markets, where the IEA says renewables help to address fast-rising electricity demand, energy diversification needs and local pollution concerns while contributing to climate change mitigation.
Led by China, non-OECD countries are expected to account for two-thirds of the global increase in renewable power generation between now and 2018. The report says such rapid deployment will more than compensate for slower growth and smooth out volatility in other areas, notably in Europe and the U.S.
Second, in addition to the well-established competitiveness of hydropower, geothermal and bioenergy, the report says renewables are becoming cost-competitive in a wider set of circumstances. For example, wind competes well with new fossil-fuel power plants in several markets, including Brazil, Turkey and New Zealand. The report adds that solar is attractive in markets with high peak prices for electricity, and decentralized solar photovoltaic generation costs can be lower than retail electricity prices in a number of countries.
For more information about the IEA's Medium-Term Renewable Energy Market Report, click here.


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Aid from Apple would deliver 'critical mass' for NPR's podcast analytics tool
The company has not signed on with Remote Audio Data, which can give podcast producers expanded analytics tracking their listeners' habits.
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The company has not signed on with Remote Audio Data, which can give podcast producers expanded analytics tracking their listeners' habits.
The fund honors late WGBY host and producer Jim Madigan and hopes to build upon his legacy.
"Home Movies: American Journeys" is the first in a local slice-of-life series to experiment with viewer engagement.
"Since there are so many cuts proposed, it's a bigger challenge to make our case than ever before," said Alaska Public Broadcasting's Mollie Kabler.
"We're aiming to provide greater clarity to broadcast applicants and thus make the process easier for them, deliver more new services to the listening public, and reduce appeals of our comparative licensing decisions," said FCC Chairman Ajit Pai.
More than 4,000 episodes of the show will be made available to the public over the next year.
Support from Minnesota Public Radio is enabling a website covering the state's immigrant communities to expand into a full-time venture for its founder.
Matt Thompson will oversee CIR's newsroom and its "Reveal" show and podcast.
To answer a reader's question, we asked NPR and WBUR how they approach advertising on podcasts.
Rusty Hassan has seen shows and stations come and go during his long career on Washington, D.C., airwaves, and he's still at it.
"We appreciate management working with us and can't wait to get started making WBUR an even better place to work," a producer said.
The North Country at Work team now produces community events and storytelling evenings.


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Friday, September 02, 2011 - Jiri Jiskra's Solo
Jiri Jiskra's Solo
Jiri Jiskra is aged 20 and lives in Prague. He is a student who likes travelling, jogging and tennis, as well as fitness. Jiri really looks great standing there, at the start of this video in just his jeans and cap. He quickly removes both, so that he is fully naked, and starts to caress his body. Very soon his cock is hard and he continues to rub himself before turning around to show us a very nice ass, and then bends over and spreads the cheeks so that we can see the hole. Then he lays of the floor and covers his groin with his cap, but it doesn't stay that way for long as a helping hand arrives and removes it. The hands oil Jirka's body and ...
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Our Coming Soon Set Preview
Dima Lukin and Danek Carka are working in a run down castle, they need to repair the walls. Danek has to go and do something for a while and tells Dima to carry on working while he is gone. However Dima has other ideas and goes off for a cigaretter and a quick nap. As he is sitting there Danek return and sees him. He takes the opportunity to make Dima pay for his laziness, by stuffing a rock hard cok in his mouth. Dima seems quite adept at sucking cock, as he takes it all and then licks up and down on Danek's throbbing member. Danek strips Dima's shirt down and then continues to push his cock into Dima's mouth, then he opens Dima's shorts to reveal that he is also rock hard, and Danek wastes no time in going down on it. Then Danek turns Dima around and starts to rim his ass and finger that tight hole. Danke really works on the hole with his tongue and his fingers and then he climbs underneath Dima so he can suck on his cock at the same time as he plays with his ass. When he gauges that the time is right Danek turns Dima again and lifts his legs, so that he can shove his big fat cock deep into Dima's open hole. He fucks Dima's ass deep and hard, really stretching the hole and then turns him again, and rams his dick in once more to fuck him in an upright position. Dima really takes that big dick well, as it pounds into his ass. Another change of position sees Dima on his back with Danek's cock deep fucking him and it feels so good that Dima grabs his own dick and wanks it to a climax, shooting over his stomach. That is all that Danek needs, and he pulls out and shoots a big load over Dima's chest. Dima has carried on wanking and thinks about another cumshot but decides to have another suck on Danek's cock to bring an excellent scene to a close.
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VANDALIA – Any general baseball fan who is interested in seeing high school players hit a lot of home runs probably will want to find games other than Vandalia's.
But just because the Vandals won't be a power-hitting team in 2013, it doesn't mean that coach Luke Hohlt's team won't be scoring runs.
Returning just one home run – from senior Michael Wells – Vandalia will rely heavily on speed, bunting and good contact-hitting to produce runs this season.
VANDALIA – Megan Godoyo didn't throw a pitch for the Lady Vandals during her sophomore season.
And when she injured her knee in the middle of January, it looked like her junior season would be in jeopardy, too.
Godoyo will miss part of the season, but she is expected to return to the Lady Vandals in the middle of April.
"Megan is projected to come back in about a month or so, if everything goes well," coach Brian Buscher said last Friday. "She'll be back before the end of the season for sure."
TEUTOPOLIS – Geri Reuss was doing good with keeping her emotions under control after losing the final volleyball game of her coaching career.
But when her team emerged from the locker room to thank her for all she had done for them, she couldn't quite hold back all the tears.
Reuss called it a career after nearly 30 years of coaching last Thursday after the Vandalia eighth-grade volleyball team couldn't get past Cumberland in a 24-26, 18-25 loss in the finals of the Teutopolis Regional.
The Vandalia boys basketball team held its banquet last Thursday, and coach Brian Buscher handed out several awards.
The Vandalia wrestling team held its banquet on Tuesday, and coach Jason Clay handed out several awards.
The Vandals had eight wrestlers named all-conference by South Central Conference coaches.
The Vandalia girls track team opened its season on Saturday at the Charleston Indoor Invitational, and three athletes placed in the top 10.
Senior Sierah Ruffner took eighth in the high jump, with a leap of 4 feet, 10 inches, and freshman Karlie Bright set a school record with 7 feet, 6 inches in the pole vault to place eighth.
Iris Daiber, a junior, finished ninth in the long jump, with 15 feet, 5¾ inches.
Four boys and three girls from the area were recently selected to the all-conference team in the National Trail Conference.
For the boys, St. Elmo junior Levi Maxey, St. Elmo senior Connor Beasley, South Central senior Fischer Tharp and Brownstown senior Matt Sefton were named to the second team.
For the girls, Brownstown juniors Molly Hill and Bethany Oberlink, and South Central senior Macie Cain were each given honorable mention selections.
PATOKA – Some would probably call it an unattainable goal.
They would say he had his breakout season in the fall, and that he can't repeat the numbers.
So it's a good thing that Quinn Wadkins sets his own goals.
After being named the Egyptian-Illini Conference's Most Valuable Player this fall by hitting an astounding .464 and getting on base in 59.7 percent of his 67 plate appearances, the Patoka senior has set one standard for himself – have a better spring.
ST. ELMO – Three first-team members of the Egyptian-Illini Conference's all-conference team from last spring return to St. Elmo as the Lady Eagles look to get back to the top of the conference.
Seniors Megan Maxey and Savannah Feezel, along with junior Danie Austin, will be back in St. Elmo's lineup to help the team try to better last season's 11-20 overall mark and third-place finish in the EIC.
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Riverina featured in Sydney Weekender episode
Posted on 06 Mar 2015 under Blog , Industry News & Consumer News
Several destinations in Regional NSW including Deniliquin in the Riverina were featured in a recent episode of Sydney Weekender, aiming at promoting short break across Regional NSW.
The episode showcased a range of tourism products and experiences, and encouraged families from across the State to plan their next school holiday.
Highlights in Deniliquin included the iconic Deni Ute Muster, the Edward River, BIG4 Deniliquin Holiday Park and The Crossing Cafe.
Deputy Premier and Minister for Tourism and Major Events Troy Grant said promoting short breaks is an important part of the NSW Government's strategy to help double overnight visitor expenditure by 2020.
"We must continue to promote the variety of destinations and key experiences on offer across NSW to help grow visitation, and Sydney Weekender is an ideal medium through which to do this," Mr Grant said.
Destination NSW Chief Executive Officer Sandra Chipchase said, "Our partnership with Sydney Weekender provides a unique platform to showcase our wonderful NSW regions and encourage those who are considering taking a holiday in NSW to book."
Sydney Weekender airs every Saturday at 5.30pm on the Seven Network and on the Prime Network across NSW and ACT attracting an audience of 128,000.
The episode is available on the Sydney Weekender website.


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PRODUCERS SEARCHING for tips on how to increase production and reduce costs won't want to miss the 7th annual National Conservation Tillage Cotton and Rice Conference.
The event, sponsored by MidAmerica Farm Publications, with Farm Press Publications as media co-sponsor, will be held Jan. 15-16 at the Grand Casino Resort Convention Center at Tunica, Miss. It alternates between the Mid-South and Southwest and was held last year in Houston.
"Farmers looking for ways to trim input costs while boosting yields are making this conference a must-attend event," says John LaRose, publisher.
"While the term 'conservation tillage' was initially thought of as the use of soil conservation practices that limit wind and water erosion, producers quickly found they could also reduce labor, fuel, and other input costs."
More recently, he notes, farmers and landlords have learned that a great many other farming resources can be conserved through properly designed conservation tillage programs. "The importance of conserving soil moisture and reducing input costs has been a major factor in economic survival for many farmers the past several years," LaRose says.
The conference focuses on conservation tillage applications for cotton, rice, corn, soybeans, and precision agriculture. Cotton Incorporated and the US Rice Producers Association are partners in production of the conference.
In addition to the program presentations, LaRose notes that this year's conference will have breakout sessions, where participants can quiz experts on a number of topics, and exchange ideas and experiences.
"Everything is producer-friendly," he says. Presentations are in paired format, with each being given twice or three times during the conference. In addition to researcher, who will discuss large scale trials that address a variety of conservation tillage issues, farmer/producers will also share their "how to make it work" experiences.
While topics will incorporate the latest findings in cotton and rice production, they'll also hone in on problems faced by corn and soybean growers, as well as precision agriculture.
"There's no better meeting for learning about new techniques and systems to reduce tillage, fertility, pesticide, herbicide, and planting costs," LaRose says.
Farmers from Mississippi, Texas, Alabama, Louisiana, and Tennessee can earn their state pesticide recertification credits by attending, and certified crop consultants can get CEU credits.
To register, or for more information, contact Robin Moll at 573-547-7212.


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- This article is about the organization. For the sourcebook, see ComStar (sourcebook).
|Faction Profile
|Time period:
|2788 – present
|Supranational institution
|Controlled systems:
|Capital world:
|None (previously Terra) [1]
|Ruler title:
|None (Formerly Com Guards) [1]
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Fact Sheet[edit]
- Founding Year: 2785
- Headquarters (City, World): Sydney, Australia, Terra
- Official Symbol: A white inner circle, slightly offset toward the bottom of a gray outer circle. Extending from the center of the white circle and pointing downward is a single gray tail.
- Location (Terra relative): Facilities on roughly 98% of all inhabited systems within the Inner Sphere.
- Estimated Personnel (3130): 14,687,000
- Government: Corporate (with monastic stylings)
- Ruler: Primus Lisa Koenigs-Cober
- Dominant Language(s): English (official), others per station.
- Dominant Religion(s): Agnosticism (official), others per station.
- Unit of Currency: C-bill (1 C-bill = 1 second of text-only HPG transmission time)
Among the most important technological advances of the Star League era was the Hyperpulse Generator, a variant of the technology of the Kearny-Fuchida Drive that allowed interstellar communications and made possible the smooth rule and operation of massive Star League and Inner Sphere. While the House Lords could agree on little after the conclusion of Amaris-Kerensky War, all knew that it was vital the HPG network be restored, with Nicoletta Calderon nominating Jerome Blake for the position of Minister of Communications of the Star League on October 10, 2780.[2] [3]
Blake recognised two great responsibilities in the wake of the collapse of the Star League: preserving as much of the currently available technological knowledge as possible, and preventing the Successor States from seizing the interstellar communications network and misusing it for their own destructive purposes. To this end he set about transforming the Department of Communications into a neutral trans-national corporation dedicated to the operation and preservation of the HPG network, renaming it ComStar.[4]
In 2788, Blake took control of Terra and declared it a neutral world. He offered secure interstellar communication to all Successor States that would pledge to respect the neutrality of the HyperPulse generator stations and personnel. The Inner Sphere leaders recognized the need for open communications and agreed to Blake's demands marking the beginning of the order of ComStar.
After Blake's death in 2819, Conrad Toyama of Dieron took control of ComStar. He replaced its corporate structure with a rigid, religious hierarchy, and shrouded its activities in mystic rituals. Toyama declared himself Primus, the highest authority in ComStar, bequeathing that august title and its responsibilities to every leader of ComStar who followed him.
Initially, Primus Toyama's doctrine of religious mystery served Blake's original intent by fostering the belief that the sacred magic of HPG transmissions could only be wielded by ComStar adepts, ensuring that no Successor State would attempt to take control of the Star League's technological legacy. One faction of ComStar gradually forgot the true meaning of Blake's intent, however, convinced that its mission lay in conquering humanity rather than protecting it. This faction reached the zenith of their power under Primus Myndo Waterly, who nearly succeeded in handing the Inner Sphere to the Clans. Only Precentor Martial Anastasius Focht's intervention prevented Myndo Waterly from propagating the collapse of the Inner Sphere. Waterly's successor, Sharilar Mori, had launched a much-needed reform of the Order of Comstar. Under the leadership of Primus Mori and the Precentor Martial, ComStar returned to fulfilling its original purpose as guardians of Star League-era technology, and to a slightly lesser extent, the Inner Sphere itself.
While the members of ComStar continue the original mission given to them by Jerome Blake, the splinter group known as the "Word of Blake," under the leadership of the so-called "Primus-in-Exile," Thomas Marik, use a more radical interpretation of the teachings of Jerome Blake as a justification for a jihad against the houses of the Inner Sphere, with the intent of conquering Terra. Since their separation from the main body, they remained an enemy of ComStar until their defeat and reabsorption in 3081.
When the Clan Invasion occurred in 3049-3051, one of the leaders of ComStar, Anastasius Focht, proposed a deal to the ilKhan of the opposing Clan forces, Ulric Kerensky, in which the invading Clans would fight the forces of ComStar on the remote Rasalhaguese planet of Tukayyid. To fight the Clans, Focht revealed the existence of the ComGuard, the elite, near mythical military branch of ComStar that had been hidden since the fall of the Star League.
The ComGuard forces clashed with the invading Clans on Tukayyid, and used their tactics and knowledge of clan weaknesses to attain an almost absolute victory against all but one of the opposing clans. Humiliated, ilKhan Kerensky was forced to accept a 15 year truce with the Inner Sphere.
Following the revealing of the ComGuard, ComStar became an even more predominant force in the Inner Sphere. The ComGuard were deployed all across the Inner Sphere to act as guards of HPGs on war-torn planets, and also were called on to act as Second Star League peacekeepers following the Whitting Conference of 3058. In this guise, ComGuard forces went with Prince Victor Ian Steiner-Davion to the Clan homeworld of Strana Mechty, where they participated in the Great Refusal, during which they were defeated by Clan Jade Falcon.
ComStar would be dealt a major blow when the Word of Blake captured Terra in Operation Odysseus. Soon all of ComStar would be moved to Tukayyid. ComStar attempted an invasion of the newly-formed Word of Blake Protectorate in 3068, but failed. After the bloody Word of Blake Jihad, Devlin Stone would successfully recapture Terra and form the Republic of the Sphere. ComStar has yet to regain control of Terra.
ComStar is composed of several branches, all reporting to the Primus and First Circuit. Current branches include:
- Explorer Corps - Formed in 2959, the corps was charged with re-establishing contact with long-lost Periphery and locating lost SLDF bases. The corp was also tasked with discovering the fate of Kerensky's lost Exodus fleet, which inadvertently triggered the Clan Invasion.
- Communications - The largest and most central division of the Order, this branch sees to the maintenance and operation of the massive HPG network.
- Financial Affairs deals with the monetary affairs of the Order, its banking services and control of the C-Bill.
- Archives and History - maintaining the vast Hall of History, this branch administers a wide range of services, including the ComStar Census and a wide range of historical research.
- Stellar Relations - The Order's diplomatic section.
- Terran Affairs - The liaison between ComStar and the citizens of Terra.
- Science and Research - The Order's R&D arm. Somewhat neglected with ComStar's focus on preserving the technology of the Star League, thanks to ROM this branch has kept parity of the developments of Great Houses.
Branches rendered defunct after the Reformation of the Order and Jihad include:
- Com Guards - Formed in 2933, the supposedly neutral Order's military branch was kept hidden from the Inner Sphere powers for most of its existence and avoided the technological decline of the Succession Wars. Rising to fame with their victory against the Clans in the Battle of Tukayyid, the Com Guards suffered horrific damage fighting at the forefront against their fanatical brethren during the Jihad. Due to the ill-feeling of an armed ComStar borne of that conflict, the Com Guards were disbanded and the survivors integrated in the Republic Armed Forces.
- ROM - Founded in 2811 ComStar's intelligence branch was tasked with protecting the Order from external as well as internal threats. One of the earliest founded divisions, as the Primuses of the Order became more militant, ROM became both a feared internal secret police as well as brutal suppressor of Great House technology. ROM was disbanded in the wake of Jihad the bulk of the survivors of the disbanded agency would join the RAF's newly formed Department of Military Intelligence. [5]
- ComStar News Bureau - Formed in 2826, the News Bureau was the largest news organization in the Inner Sphere during the Succession War era, also being one of the more overt methods of manipulation practiced by the old Order. Suffering from the bad press generated by Operation Scorpion, the bureau was closed and it resources were eventually split off to form the Interstellar News Network.
- Mercenary Review Board - Formed in 2789 by Blake himself, the board was developed to ensure good dealings between mercenary units and their employers. Another victim of the distrust generated by Operation Scorpion, the board collapsed and ComStar agreed to give up control, lead to its reformation as the neutral Mercenary Review and Bonding Commission in 3052.
- Fundmentals Branch - Formed during the Toyama era, this division was responsible for interpreting the writings of Jerome Blake and ComStar doctrine. Almost the entire branch defected en-masse to the Word of Blake during the schism.
Ranks and Hierarchy[edit]
Formalized as part of Doctrinal Edict of 2861, for most of its existence ComStar used a three tier structure of Precentors, Adepts and Acolytes led by the Primus since the days of Blake. During the secularization of the Order, Primus Mori official sanctioning the previously unofficial position of Demi-Precentor, while the Word of Blake retained the original three tiers.
ComStar's chief rank is its Primus, who serves as the political and spiritual leader of the Order. The position of Primus was set up during the immediate post-Star League era by Jerome Blake, who intended for the Primus to serve as a protector of humanity in the fractured era that he predicted would come following the breakup of the Star League.
The Primus selected by his or her predecessor and confirmed by the First Circuit which serves as the ruling council of the Order. The First Circuit handles and approves all financial policy, a break against the Primus's control over ROM and the Com Guards, though the body can veto use of those branches by majority vote. Members of the First Circuit are appointed by the Primus. The First Circuit originally mirrored the HPG network's First Circuit and was composed of the Precentors who commanded the HPG stations on New Earth, Barnard, Alpha C, Bryant, Procyon, and Dieron, later increased to ten in 2857 with the addition of Arcturus, Oriente, Altair, and Capella with the expansion of the HPG network. However in 2988, believing that the existing First Circuit members had become more politicians than technocrats, then Primus Yin Takami reduced their number to one representive for each of the Great Houses, Precentor Tharkad for the Lyran Commonwealth, Precentor Sian for the Capellan Confederation, Precentor Atreus for the Free Worlds League, and Precentor New Avalon for the Federated Suns. Precentor Dieron was made the advocate of the Draconis Combine.
The highest ranking Precentors outside of the First Circuit are those in command of the Com Guards and ROM, the Precentor Martial and Precentor ROM respectively, both positions hand picked by the Primus. Below the ruling triumvirate, the majority of Precentors serve as middle managers or division heads. The largest volume of Precentors serve as the commander of a single HPG station and the crew that mans it, and normally the highest ranking ComStar official most people will encounter.
Prior to the Schism and Reformation of the Order, the rank Demi-Precentor was an unofficial term for senior Adept with more than 10 years of service, or a junior Precentor with less than 5. But as part of the changes instituted by Primus Mori, the rank became formally recognized to allow a more gradual and noted progression through the Order. Five or more Demi-Precentors report to each Precentor to receive rotating assignments.
Below the Precentor ranks is that of the Adept or working technicians, though the creation of the Demi-Precentor rank has reduced the large portion of high-ranking Adept. Adepts perform the majority of actual ongoing work in the Order. In earlier times, unlike HPG station Precentors who are transferred only by promotion or demotion, HPG ComTech Adepts served only one year in an given HPG station before being automatically transferred to increase the difficulty of familiarity and subversion.
The lowest rank is that of Acolyte, effectively equivalent to laborer, which form the bulk of the Order and is the held by all members with less than two years of service. During earlier times, Acolytes underwent a 10 week apprenticeship on the "outer mysteries" of the Order, where upon those who showed promise and willingness to dedicate themselves to lifelong service were initiated into the Order or had been weeded out by ROM as possible infiltrators and "rejected".
Each rank supports numerous sub-rankings and functions. Sub-rankings, or grades, are designated by Roman numerals, with I representing the first-year members of each rank. Each year of an Acolyte's tenure within ComStar raises his or her sub-ranking by one; therefore, an Adept III represents an Adept who has spent three years at that rank within the Order. Promotion to the next rank is granted upon recommendation of a superior, or else occurs automatically upon achieving 25 years - Grade XXV - in a given rank, where their seniority indicator is reset to I.
The rank and grade classifications are further broken down by Greek letters used to specify each individual's function. For example, Adept XI-Alpha designates an Adept HPG ComTech with eleven years of service while Precentor VIII-Tau designates a Precentor in involved in ComStar's Archives Branch who has served at that level for eight years.
Function designations in the civilian branch of the Order are:
- Alpha - Hyperpulse Generator Operation
- Beta - Scientific Analysis
- Kappa - Medical/Doctor
- Delta - Intelligence (Non-ROM)
- Gamma - Diplomacy
- Sigma - Public Relations
- Omega - Research
- Eta - Education/Instructional
- Nu - Recruitment
- Tau - Historian/Archivist
- Chi - Terran Affairs
- Phi - Financial/Monetary Control Offices
- Rho - ROM
Having inherited the vestiges of the Star League Communications Network, ComStar maintains HPG stations on 98% of all inhabited worlds in the Inner Sphere with a small number of links out to the Periphery. While control of a large number of HPG stations fell into the hands of the Successor States after Operation Scorpion, the near total monopoly the organization held on HPG maintenance, operation and parts manufacture slowly resulted in their transfer back to ComStar. While HPG stations in the Star League era were directly integrated into the communities they serviced, their vulnerability to attack during the Amaris Coup resulted in ComStar developing separate heavily protected compounds. These massive ferro-concrete structures were virtual mini-Castles Brian designed as much to defend ComStar personnel from outside attack as to separate them from the influences of the general populace.
After ComStar seized Terra as part of Operation Silver Shield, the organization obtained much of the surviving military, scientific and manufacturing facilities of the disbanded Star League's capital world, carefully rebuilding and mothballing the bulk in case of future need. Content to preserve them for centuries, the secular ComStar set about reactivating them after the Battle of Tukayyid only to fall to the hands of the Word of Blake after their Operation Odysseus took place in 3058.
ComStar primary headquarters up to 3058 was located on Hilton's Head island in North America. The site of upgraded replacement for the overstrained Terran HPG completed after the Amaris Coup, Hilton Head was the natural choice for the organization's political and operational headquarters, serving as the home and meeting place for the First Circuit and Primus. For centuries it was also the secret storage facility for a large portion of its mothballed stockpile of Star League era equipment.
The other notable Terran facility was the Sandhurst Royal Military College, the premier military academy during the Star League era initially served as the home and training center for the Order's intelligence agency ROM. After the creation of the Com Guards Primus Hollings York ordered its conversion back to a full military academy, also serving as the Com Guard central headquarters after the general public were made known of its existence in 3040s.
After the loss of Terra, the secular ComStar transferred its headquarters to the Free Rasalhague Republic world of Tukayyid, effectively under ComStar control since the Battle of Tukayyid, constructing replacement facilities such as the Focht War College. These facilities were ravaged in 3068 at the beginning of the Jihad.[6] Clan Ghost Bear arrived and in July 3070 and freed the planet from constant attack by Blakist Warships and raids. However, by September, ComStar was asked by both Clan Ghost Bear and the Rasalhague people to leave and re-settled on Arc-Royal.[7]
After the conclusion of the Jihad, the terrible damage wrought on the existing Terran facilities and the transfer of the planet to the control of the Republic of the Sphere, a new Class A station hub was constructed in Sydney, Australia, again the natural choice to serve as the headquarters of the organization in the Republic era.[1]
- The original BTW version of this article was found on the former BattleTech 3056 MUSE and written by an unknown author.
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See Also[edit]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Touring the Stars, p. 103
- ↑ ComStar, p. 9 "The Collapse of the Star League"
- ↑ Handbook: Major Periphery States, p. 38 "History of the Periphery - Exodus and Succession Wars - The Star League Disbands"
- ↑ BattleTech: 25 Years of Art & Fiction, p. 23, "Succession Wars Era"
- ↑ Field Manual: 3085, p. 176 "Republic of the Sphere - The RAF - Administrative Divisions - Department of Military Intelligence"
- ↑ Jihad Hotspots 3070, p. 14, "Timeline of the Jihad"
- ↑ Jihad Hotspots 3070, pp. 105-106, "ComStar Out!"


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Tragic. Devastating. Cataclysmic. Demoralizing. Desertscape. Moonscape.
That's how the scene of the Royal Gorge Bridge and Park was described by officials during a multi-agency press conference regarding the Royal Gorge Fire and the Royal Gorge Bridge and Park on Thursday afternoon at the Cañon City Daily Record.
However, Cañon City Administrator Doug Dotson said the fire has swept through the city-owned property and now it's time to look toward the future.
"We've already been talking with bridge management about what's to come," he said. "We are already in the process of beginning to think about a master plan for the redevelopment and revitalization in that area."
The Cañon City Council has been talking for several months to potential developers about the possibility of a significant hotel facility in the Royal Gorge area.
"We are talking about new attractions," Dotson said. "We think it's going to be an extremely exciting project for the future of this community. We're going to start moving that idea forward on Monday."
Dotson said photos of the damage at the bridge and park soon will be posted on the city's website at canoncity.org.
"For us, we can't do anything about the fire, it's done — so it's all about the future at this point," he said. "I think we've got some great opportunities and some great ideas."
Mayor Tony Greer toured the Royal Gorge Bridge and Park and even drove across the bridge Thursday.
"As devastating as some of the damage appears, it seems to have created a wonderful opportunity for us, as well," he said. "This national treasure that we've been charged with — the bridge itself — is intact and it's safe."
Of the more than 1,000 planks on the bridge, only 32 were burned on the south end of it. But of the 52 structures on the property, only four remain.
"We have reaffirmed our partnership with the Royal Gorge Company of Colorado, and we are committed to opening this park as soon as we can safely do so, albeit in a much limited capacity," Greer said.
Harry Hargrave, president of the RGCC, said the bridge likely will reopen on a limited scale in a matter of months. He said that he hopes to have the entire park rebuilt within a year.
"It is our commitment as a company to rebuild that which has gone away in the briefest of time," he said. "After touring the property with one of our insurance adjustors and looking at the damage, I believe we have adequate resources to rebuild and that is our intention."
Mike Bandera, general manager of the bridge and park, said watching the park burn since the Royal Gorge Fire sparked on the south side of the park has been tough.
"As soon as the highway is reopened, and we can get staff up there, we will get to work," he said. "We have about 40 permanent staff, and it will be all hands on deck."
The estimated amount of damage at the bridge and park is likely to be in the millions of dollars, Bandera said. Once U.S. 50 reopens, the Country Cafe at U.S. 50 and CR 3A that is operated by the Royal Gorge Bridge and Park will reopen and will have up-to-date information on the status of the bridge.
"Our intention is to open the bridge bigger and better than ever as soon as we can get it open," Bandera said. "We're looking at new layouts, new designs and more efficiency and more entertainment value especially."
Fremont County Commissioners Debbie Bell and Tim Payne viewed the bridge Thursday from Colo. 9.
"We've seen a lot of pictures of the damage, but it's nothing that is not recoverable," Bell said. "Fremont County and Cañon City are still strong and viable. We are going to survive this."
Payne said watching the flames from the Royal Gorge Fire from the incident command center was heartbreaking.
"Seeing all the flames and smoke was just shocking, but after the initial shock, we realized we have work to do," he said. "We will bounce back."
Bell said, because of the travesty of the fire, Fremont County is a changed place.
"It's going to change for the better," she said. "We're going to renew. We're going to keep fighting."
City officials remind the public that the city is still open for business.
"The Fremont County area is one of the best outdoor recreational meccas and destinations in the state, including rafting, kayaking, mountain biking, hiking, rock climbing, zip lines and jeep tours," officials stated in a press release. "Partnered with outdoor adventures are our regional, art and prison museums, our historic downtown districts, shopping opportunities, unique dining experiences and special events."
Cañon City will host Ride The Rockies activities, beginning today, and the Whitewater Festival will still occur June 21-22 at Veterans and Centennial parks in the heart of Cañon City.


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Obesity rates among low-income preschoolers declined between 2008 and 2011 in 19 of 43 states and territories measured, according to the CDC. Betsy McKay joins The News Hub. Photo: AP.
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For the 2010-2011 school year, the Crivitz Elementary/ Middle School focused on playground, bathroom, and hallway behaviors. Upon analyzing the SWIS data from February 2011 the team saw the need to target tardiness as a part of a hallway behavior modification plan for the middle school students; tardiness was the behavior with the highest frequency, comprising 33.51 percent of overall office referrals. The behavior happened throughout the day without a specific peak at any given time, and tardiness was also determined to be a problem for many students and from a variety of locations in the building. The PBIS team used this information to develop a plan to reduce this behavior and encourage students to report to class on time.
The school has used paper Wolverine Paws as the primary reward system. Students caught doing positive behaviors are given the paws which go into a weekly school-wide drawing. If a student's paw is drawn that week they can pick from a reward menu. In addition to this standard reward system the team elected to use green colored Wolverine Paws specifically for hallway behavior and reporting to class on time. Data regarding the average number of paws per week was used to establish the target number of paws needed for additional incentives. One hundred green paws total per grade would earn each student in that grade a cookie. Two hundred green paws would earn the students in that grade a bowling party. All students would be eligible for the cookie, and only students without a major referral or a tardy during the counting period would be eligible to attendthe bowling party.
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For all its strengths, China's economy confronts a difficult squeeze that was on display Thursday as President Hu Jintao held closed-door meetings with members of Congress in Washington.
Mr. Hu met with congressional leaders who are less patient than President Obama over alleged unfair trade practices by China. If Beijing won't change its currency policies, US lawmakers are threatening that America could impose financial penalties on "Made in China" imports.
Hu also confronts pressures at home. The need to generate new jobs tilts policymakers toward the status quo – a push to promote exports and to invest in China's infrastructure. But growth numbers from China's government Thursday also amplified concerns about inflation and possible "overheating." Those concerns could nudge Chinese leaders, over time, toward reforms designed to stabilize the economy.
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The competing pressures underscore that China's economy has significant weaknesses, even at a time when Americans are prone to view China as the world's leading economic power. (In a Pew Research Center poll this month, 47 percent of Americans gave that title to China, while 31 percent chose the United States.)
"China has an increasingly turbulent economy, heavily dependent on exports," Gordon Chang, a writer and former lawyer in China, testified Wednesday to the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
But what should this mean for the trade policies that occupy center stage during this week's bilateral meetings?
In statements this week, Congress appears to be torn two ways.
Some blended criticism of China with a conciliatory tone. House Speaker John Boehner (R) faulted Beijing on human rights but said the two nations' "deep economic ties have helped create new American jobs and expand both of our economies." He said the trade partners should "continue to resolve our differences in ways that benefit both of our countries and our people."
Others say Congress should ramp up pressure for currency and trade reforms, with the goal of reducing America's trade deficit and creating US jobs. Backers of this idea include Democratic Sens. Charles Schumer of New York, Bob Casey of Pennsylvania, and Debbie Stabenow of Michigan.
"China has been allowed to develop an unfair advantage while going virtually unchecked," Senator Casey said in a statement Monday. "A comprehensive approach is required to level the playing field."
Such legislation would give less flexibility to the Treasury Department in deciding whether to cite nations such as China for currency manipulation. It would impose stiff penalties on currency violators, including duties on exports and a ban on US government contracts.
Some economists, however, caution that such an approach could backfire, if it results in tit-for-tat trade barriers rather than a loosening of the yuan exchange rate. While conceding that some Chinese trade practices harm US businesses, they argue that the greatest risk to the global economy would be a reversal of the trend toward expanding global trade. With both the US and Chinese economies now growing, the hope is that rising commerce will help the world achieve a sustained recovery.
China's economy grew at a 9.8 percent annual pace in the fourth quarter of 2010, according to the government numbers released Thursday. That's similar to its pace for the whole calendar year, but China's government appears to be struggling to contain the supply of money – and the price pressures that result. Inflation in China, already higher than the government would like to see, could accelerate, many economists say.
Inflows of foreign capital and loose lending by Chinese banks have spawned "rampant credit creation," economists Alistair Thornton and Todd Lee of IHS Global Insight said in an analysis of the numbers. Still, although some economists warn of asset-bubble risks to China's economy, they argue that inflation has not reached dangerous levels so far.
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Buoyed by the launch of National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET), Delhi-based higher education player Aakash Institute is set to foray in Gujarat as part of its expansion plans.
The institute, known for its higher education training for tests like NEET, PMT and IIT-JEE, is looking to set up centres in major cities like Ahmedabad and Vadodara in Gujarat.
"We had been restraining ourselves to Delhi and North India due to state level entrance exams for higher education courses. However, now with the national level test NEET, we are also expanding ourselves to become a national player. As part of it, we are foraying in Gujarat with two study centres to begin with," said Aakash Chaudhary, director, Aakash Educational Services Ltd. (Aakash Institute).
To be functional from the upcoming academic year in June, the two centres in Ahmedabad and Vadodara will look to cater around 60 students each initially. Moreover, as part of its expansion plans, Aakash Institute is also opening up centres in Bangalore, Trivandrum, Kochi and Hyderabad among others. "By April 2013, we aim to expand from 62 centres to 75 centres," Chaudhary added.
The expansion will result in Aakash Institute reaching out to 60,000 classroom students as well as 15,000 distant learning students who are preparing for national level entrance tests in higher education.
Moreover, the institute is bullish about its online offerings as well.
"From 200 students last year, we have grown to 2,000 students taking up our online training facilities. While the online training industry is still at a nascent stage, the same is growing rapidly across the country," Chaudhary added.


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About two months ago a large industry came from New York to Huntington to locate a factory employing about 250 men and women. Mr. A. F. Thompson who formerly had a stove factory in Cabell County, but who now owns a stove factory in Westmoreland, Wayne County, happened to be present at the meeting of the West End Commercial Club and heard the discussion about the new factory. One of the factory representatives remarked that he had been down in Wayne County near the Ball Brothers glass plant looking over some proposed sites. One of those present who didn't want this county to get the factory said, "They will tax you to death down in Wayne County." Other remarks were made against Wayne County as a proper site for the factory.
After they all got through, Mr. A. F. Thompson, mentioned above, got up and told all of them that he was raised in Cabell County and had done lots of business there, but that he had been treated better down in Wayne County than in Cabell County in the matter of taxation, and Mr. Thompson offered the factory a gift of two hundred dollars toward a factory location if they would locate in Wayne County.
Friends, the factory sites in Wayne County need to be boosted and shown to people who plan to locate in the Tri-State section. We have some of the best factory locations between Four Pole and Big Sandy that are to be found anywhere in the State. We need more boosters of the type of Mr. Thompson, R. F. Morgan, H. R. Alexander, J. H. Nichols and others. A county Chamber of Commerce could be organized to advantage, composed of such men. The river front of Wayne County has a great future as a manufacturing center, and we need boosters to show others what we have. Our factories here are well pleased with Erwin Blankenship, our assessor, and they feel that they are getting a square deal in Wayne County in the matter of valuations and taxes.
Lee Frazier
Funeral services were held Monday morning of this week for Captain Joseph M. Ferguson, of Ashland, Kentucky, who died at his home last Friday night.
Captain Ferguson was a native Wayne County man and had numerous relatives and a wide circle of friends and admirers in this county who were shocked to hear the news of his death. Captain Ferguson was the brother of the late Charles W. Ferguson, who for so many years lived and conducted a mill and store at Elmwood, a mile South of town at the present location of his son, L. B. Ferguson. Capt. Ferguson was an officer in the Eighth Virginia Cavalry of the Confederate Army and until his death last week he was one of the few surviving veterans of the Civil War from this county.
He was born on October 11, 1834, the son of Milton Ferguson, of what is now Wayne Court House. As a lad he attended school at the historic Inductive Seminary, which was conducted within the boundaries of the present city of Ashland but before the present city of Ashland was incorporated. Before the Civil War, he married Miss Susan Cannon, a native of Kentucky.
At the outbreak of the war, he joined the Eighth Virginia Cavalry, entering with the rank of lieutenant and emerging with a commission as major. He was wounded at Gettysburg, and as the result had a stiff knee which caused him to walk with a limp for the remainder of his life.
After the war, he took up residence on a farm, much of which was in the present town limits of Ashland.
He was one of the organizers of the Second National Bank of Ashland and its first depositor. He had extensive business and property interests at the time of his death.
The first Mrs. Ferguson died in October of 1894. Later he married Mrs. Eugenia Dickenson, who survives him. Three children by the first marriage survive him. They are Mrs. H. M. Pollock and Mrs. A. H. Ferguson of Ashland and Mrs. Smile Smith of Oakland, Cal.
Funeral services were held at the home on Newman Street in Ashland, Monday, with Rev. A. L. Spencer, M. E. Minister, and Rev. S. S. Daughery, Presbyterian minister, in charge of the services. Burial was made in the cemetery at Ashland. The services were largely attended, and many folks from Wayne County were among those present.
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2011-08-22 Rosenwald School Pictures
Start: 12:09:33
alt: hello daviss, want some company?
daviss: hello alt lol' of course, I can always use company in this here room lol How has your day been so far after a weekend of football?
AYWalton: Howdy alt, and daviss!!
daviss: Heyy Missy!!
AYWalton: hope you are both well.
alt: slow... but we'll make it
AYWalton: you back online, daviss? wassup?
alt: Hello AYWalton, how are ya?
AYWalton: good and you, alt?
daviss: I have access to my grands puter for a few AYWalton
AYWalton: ahh that's good, daviss! did you look at that MARIA I mentioned yesterday?
daviss: you telling me, I feel so much better lol yes but no such vibes to go along with it
AYWalton: well, just say she is someone to watch.
daviss: right.. I will keep any of these folks on a leash
AYWalton: Oh let me mention before I forget---that next week, I will be presenting a Webinar on LegacyFamilyTree.com it will focus on Online sites for African American genealogy.
daviss: except for that 100 yr old woman with all those kids
AYWalton: over 145 folks are registered. I have to look at that one, daviss.
daviss: we looked at that together
AYWalton: ahhh ok.
daviss: several months ago we looked at that DC
AYWalton: ahhh yes! I was just looking at your blog---that last entry was so funny! Still is!
daviss: lol which one
AYWalton: the one about birthin the presentation!
daviss: lol lol lol
AYWalton: the lady on that blog post---is that you or is that Leafshaker?
daviss: I need to write again as soon as I get my own puter leafshaker
AYWalton: I hear ya! I have to go and work on my PowerPoint for next week. Laying it out and tweaking this week.
daviss: where is the presentation
AYWalton: online the webinar. LegacyFamilyTree.com and free!
daviss: oh yes
AYWalton: I might pop in again later, but going to work on it, while I am in the mood. Later folks!
fierybug08: hi daviss
daviss: heyy there fierybug08..How in the heck are you
fierybug08: i am busy...sending out emails.
daviss: oh ok. how is your research going
fierybug08: i am in the process of transitioning from processed hair
daviss: lol to what
fierybug08: and taking a small break from research. I guess I will start back to researching this week
daviss: ahhh well I guess you deserve a break lol lol
fierybug08: wearing my hair in its natural state...
daviss: ok that will work
fierybug08: its fun. one of my friends created a group. we have monthly meetups. if i were living in AZ or GA, I couldn't do it. Too much humidity. But MD is cooling down. I think I will be able to deal with it. what's new with you?
daviss: I wear mine in its natural state
fierybug08: hi alt
alt: fierybug08 hello
fierybug08: are you on the phone alt you snuck in lol
daviss: nothing new with me fierybug, still looking for my peeps
fierybug08: i told my boss about Afrigeneas
daviss: yep alt be on the phone
fierybug08: she's going to check it out lol hi seventies
daviss: well thank you fierybug we sure appreciate that
Seventies Soulchild: Good afternoon fierybug08, daviss, and alt
daviss: well hello arc builder lol
Seventies Soulchild: glad to see you daviss lol
daviss: glad to see you too seventies
Seventies Soulchild: ok so yesterday I was going over these deed trusts for my great grandfather Scott Washington dated 1900 and 1899
daviss: is your boss into genealogy fierybug08?
Seventies Soulchild: The more paperwork I dig up on this man, the more the mystery deepens...
fierybug08: she wants to start. we were talking last week. She was interested and wants to start preserving family memories
Seventies Soulchild: that will be nice fierybug08
daviss: sounds like its worth digging into seventies
fierybug08: wow...seventies. that sounds interesting
Seventies Soulchild: Well I suspect his murder may have been connected to this land ownership.
fierybug08: :?
Seventies Soulchild: The land was formerly known as Woodland Plantation and was split between a family surname Ligon
daviss: Lots of Ligons
Seventies Soulchild: Because of a lawsuit filed by Isaiah Hargraves against Melissa Mazique there was a settlement and Isaiah sold his land. From the two deed trusts it looks like Scott got all of the land. There were about 6 parcels total And what is interesting is that second creek runs through the property Second creek is where a slave rebellion took place just before the USCW... in 1861
fierybug08: wow...that's interesting.
Seventies Soulchild: I would like to know more about the property and the Woodlands Plantation Also a Julia cherry is listed on the deed trust as the previous owner.
daviss: so you have to look at her also
Seventies Soulchild: I did. but there are several Julia Cherry's ... One in Marshall Co MS I was wondering if this Woodlands Plantation had a different name at one time.
fierybug08: hmm...it doesn't hurt to look at them. See if they come up in the census and who the neighbors are.
Seventies Soulchild: Maybe it was Second Creek Plantation.
daviss: find out when it was built
fierybug08: I wonder if you can look at the history of the deed trust.
Seventies Soulchild: There is zero information on a Woodlands Plantation online. I will definitely have to look at the court records.
fierybug08: this would be a great program. Very good way to show methodology.
Seventies Soulchild: today the place is known as Ben's Corner. I have no idea as to why. I'm curious about this too
fierybug08: maps, deed trusts, census. Primary and Secondary resources.
Seventies Soulchild: I have a copy of the land when the family group owned it just before it came into the hands of my family
daviss: where is the National Historical Preservation Society located
fierybug08: Well...I wonder if there books that were written about the region. I'm sure perhaps we could find some literature about early settlers? I could also check out the LOC for you.
daviss: is that near you fierybug08?
Seventies Soulchild: LSU has been my resource for info about the area in general.
fierybug08: I have a friend who works there. I also work in DC.
daviss: why don't you ask jhonora seventies
Seventies Soulchild: He is so busy... besides you know I LOVE to travel... :-)
daviss: oh ok
Seventies Soulchild: Maybe I can catch him in here on a Sat night
fierybug08: wow...it's one street over daviss [NHPS]
Seventies Soulchild: we talked briefly about the Evergreen plantation in New Orleans which was owned by the family who owned my family
daviss: fierybugo8 I wonder if they keep pics of schools
Seventies Soulchild: Here are my latest blog entries: http://thefamilygriot.blogspot.com/2011/08/book-review-150-years-later-broken-ties.html http://thefamilygriot.blogspot.com/2011/08/consanguinity-made-simple-courtesy-of.html Cut and paste now works! lol
daviss: fierybug08 do you know if they have pictures of old school bldgs
fierybug08: YAY for cut-n-paste
Seventies Soulchild: :} not having it was just real annoying...
fierybug08: i can check
Seventies Soulchild: ok fierybug08 and daviss... did you like my Family Griot Fan Page on facebook?? daviss???
daviss: I would sure appreciate that fierybug08. I am looking for a Rosenwald School in Harrison County Texas
fierybug08: i was just on a website today daviss about the Rosen School in Harrison County Texas
daviss: I did not seventies but read on the log the logs are up now and I read that you had a fan page what siite was that fierybug08
Seventies Soulchild: yes.
daviss: was it the Fisk page
Seventies Soulchild: Good afternoon Selma
Selma: Good Monday afternoon everyone
daviss: hello there Selma!! how's it going?
Selma: Going pretty good.
daviss: good to hear Do you have a walking cast?
Selma: Yep...but still walking with at least one crutch..
daviss: takes time but glad to hear you are moving right along
Selma: I am being good and doing what the Doc says.. LOL
fierybug08: http://tinyurl.com/cankx6 here daviss check this out
daviss: lol thats what its about
Seventies Soulchild: Aren't you good all the time Selma? :}
Selma: Well that depends on how you define "good"
Seventies Soulchild: :? :? I probably shouldn't have asked that question! lol
daviss: ok fierybug08 I will. I know that Fisk has the pictures I want but in order to get a copy it will cost 50 bucks
Selma: At this point daviss...Fisk needs all the money they can get
daviss: I can understand that Selma but I would be willing to bet that I am more broke than they are
Seventies Soulchild: daviss.. :}
Selma: You are probably right daviss
Seventies Soulchild: alt sure has been on the phone for quite some time...
daviss: my grandmother went to that school and I would love a picture
Selma: They want to charge you $50 dollars for 1 picture?
daviss: he has seventies
alt: still on the phone
daviss: yep Selma
Selma: Who you taking to Obama?
Seventies Soulchild: I guess he heard his name... lol
alt: cousin from New Jersey
daviss: there are two schools that I want Selma, both were helped built by one of my gggranduncles
Seventies Soulchild: I have another question. Anyone familiar with Hancock,GA history?
daviss: I called and talked to the lady in the archives and she said 50 bucks apiece. I then said thank you very much and hung up
Selma: Not I seventies
Seventies Soulchild: I bet that's a vkn type question
fierybug08: I am sure that I can find someone who could do it without charging.
Selma: Think she was putting you off...probably would make more money if they charged around $10
daviss: I would think so Sel
Seventies Soulchild: Its after 1... I've gotta go. Y'all have a very good afternoon.
daviss: now for another bummer is my contact with the Masonic Lodge in Dallas
Selma: You haven't had any luck with them at all daviss...
daviss: no one has answered me after about 5 or so tries none selma, its always I will check and get back with you
Selma: Can you find a genealogist who could go there for you?
daviss: then they wonder why :{ I may see if Lyndam has time to go by
Selma: Oh Lyndam is there?..she could probably help
fierybug08: or get a graduate library school student interested in archives
daviss: I am not sure how far she is from where they are located &*@@ she may call and get a response Lyndam is not related to you know who lol
fierybug08: i got to go too. See ya later.
Selma: Well daviss..guess it is time to close down
daviss: Put on your red dress baby lol ok Selma
Selma: Talk to you later
daviss: bye
Selma: Bye


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Snailhead wrote:Looks great, I'll have to check it out. As others have mentioned, what a time to be a Twin Peaks enthusiast!
I know! I remember the desert of virtually nothing TP in the late 90's, early 2000's when there was no Internet and I was going to Film Fairs to see if I could pick up any memorabilia from TP. I always ordered my Wrapped in Plastic's but that was it, then as time went on they covered TP less and less as they had said everything there was to about the show with nothing new coming out. I felt like I was the only fan left out there. I recall it taking hours to load the FWWM trailer on dial up on line but sat there dutifully waiting to rewatch it in the early 2000's. I truly never imagined all this would happen, the new series, books, magazines, tests, websites etc. Just wonderful. What a welcome something to look forward to in this gloomy world we now inhabit.


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