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|Subject Matter
|7 Jan
|Dean and Canons of the Free chapel of St George in Windsor Castle, Berks. v Hugh Goughe, clerk, parson of All Cannings, Wilts.
|Possession of tithes and glebe lands of the prebend of All Cannings, Wilts.
|C78/103, no. 10 [2]
|15 Jan
|Thomas Coker of Trinity College, Cambridge, son of Richard Coker of Tydd St Mary, Lincs., decd v Robert Adam gent., son and heir of Henry Adam gent. decd.
|Recovery of £120 and chattels bequeathed to the plt by his father's will (1584) and lodged in the hands of Henry Adams, supervisor of the will, until the plt reached his majority.
|C78/122, no. 5 [3]
|25 Jan
|Edward Carill of Harting, Sussex, esq., lessee of surrounded lands called Thorney, Cambs. v Roger Beeston, Edward Eversfielde and Margaret his wife, widow and administratrix of Thomas Marshall, plt's bailiff and others (not named).
|Relief from a bond for the repayment of £100 borrowed from Beeston. [Marshall was the plt's receiver in Cambs. and Suff. and his agent in the draining of fens at Thorney, Cambs.] Cf C78/108 no. 6.
|C78/103, no. 9 [4]
|26 Jan
|Edward Grente, citizen and mercer of London and Elizabeth his wife, late wife of Edward Whorewood of St Mary Woolchurch, grocer of London, decd, for themselves and for Nathaniel Whorewood and Mary Whorewood, children of Edward Whorewood and Elizabeth v John Hayward BD, parson St Mary Woolchurch and executor of the will of Edward Whorewood, and Richard Fayreman, Christopher Scurro and William Worteley all of Woolchurch, and others.
|Administration of the estate and goods of Edward Whorewood: entitlement of plt to portions under the custom of London.
|C78/108, no. 3 [5]
|4 Feb
|Edward Perrott of Beds. v Robert Steppinge, son of John Stepping, William Perrott, Richard Bigge and Richard Warbushe.
|Possession of messuages in Luton, Beds., which the plt claimed by entail from John Perrott, his grandfather, now in the occupation of the dfts. See also extract of this decree
|C78/118, no. 18 [6]
|6 Feb
|Edmund Sleford of Astaby [?Aswarby], Lincs., son and heir of Thomas Sleford esq., late of Wilsthorpe, Lincs., decd., elder brother of Richard Sleford decd, and Rowland Sleford v Helen Sleford and Henry Sleford, children of Richard Sleford decd., younger brother of Thomas Sleford decd.
|Possession of the manor of Wilsthrope and other lands of Thomas Sleford in Obthorpe, Thurlby, Greatford and Baston, Lincs.
|C78/103, no. 6 [7]
|9 Feb
|Thomas Dun of Hucclecott, Glos., yeo. v John Chamberlen esq., lord of the manor of Churchdown, Glos., Thomas Deakins yeo. and Joan his wife, Edward Mann, John Badger and John Daunser.
|Plt refused admittance to his father's copyhold messuage and yardland in Wood Hucclecott.
|C78/101, no. 10 [8]
|11 Feb
|Jeremy Dearinge, citizen & cutler of London on behalf of Thomas Dearinge his son & heir apparent, an infant v Robert Streynsham; William Dearinge; John Harrys
|Lease of tithes of Harrowe Wyld, in Harrowe Hill, Middx.
|C78/308, no. 9 [9]
|16 Feb
|John Gibbon of Grantham, Lincs., gent.; Bartyn Ollyver of Loddington, Leics., yeo., executors of John Wymarke late of Greatford, Lincs., yeo., decd v William Rigden esq.; Dame Ellen his wife (now wife of William Rigden and dau. of John Wymarke); Henry Hall & Margaret his wife; John Hatcher; John Taylor; Henry Taylor; Richard Broughton
|Execution of the will of John Wymarke (1600); detention of his goods by the dft, attempt by Rigden to secure a letter of administration in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury; wardship of John Buck, testator's grandson and heir.
|C78/108, no. 1 [10]
|19 Feb
|John Jaques of London, merchant, administrator of Robert Jaques his uncle, citizen and merchant tailor of London, decd, the plt being a creditor to Jaques at the time of his death, Martin Jaques, nephew of Robert Jaques and James Stanley, another creditor, for themselves and other creditors of Jaques v William Hutchins, Edward Manaster, Edward Osbalston, Henry Hutchins, Francis Kydd scrivener and [ ] West.
|Administration of the estate of Robert Jaques: persuading him whilst a sojorner in a boarding house kept by Hutchins to make loans to the dfts and entrust them with his goods.
|C78/128, no. 8 [11]
|13 April
|Walter Boroughe of Limehouse, Midd., esq. v Thomas Rawlyns of Little Wakering, Essex, esq.
|Plt's demands for sums due upon agreements made between the parties concerning the conveyance of the manor of Northam in Northam, Devon and a house called the White House at Mile End, Midd. and lands in the manor of Stebunheath, Midd.
|C78/128, no. 7 [12]
|22 April
|William Holcombe of Dulverton, Som., and Katherine his wife, widow of Robert Vicarie of Bishop's Nymet, Devon, yeo., decd, for themselves and Elizabeth, dau. of Robert Vicarie and Katherine v John Vicarie, executor of the will of Robert Vicarie.
|Payment of legacies due to Elizabeth Vicarie by her father's will (1596).
|C78/118, no. 6 [13]
|29 Apr.
|Gregorye Granger v Anthony Cope, Anthony Frankishe.
|Property on the manor of Waterstratford, Buckinghamshire. Disputed sales of land and customary fines.
|C78/135, no. 10 [14]
|1 May
|James Bradley of Harburwane, Westm., yeo. v Thomas Salkeld esq., lord of the manor of Rosgill, Westm.
|Possession of a tenement held by tenant right in Rosgill late of William Copperthwaite.
|C78/114, no. 18 [15]
|7 May
|John Parkes of Mickleton, Glos v Sir Edward Greville knight, Thomas Bouner, and Thomas Evettes.
|Concerning the church lands within Mickleton.
|C78/134, no. 11 [16]
|10 May
|Richard Peckden v Stephen Peckden.
|Title to copyhold tenement and lands in Lyndfield, Sussex, held of the manor of Balneth, Surrey.
|C78/319, no. 21 [17]
|10 May
|Walter Cowper, son and executor of the will of Anthony Cowper decd v Anthony Bagge, bro. of Faith Creswell, wife of Richard Creswell.
|Relief from an action of covenant on an indenture for the purchase of copyhold lands in Yatley, Hants., held of the manors of Crondall and Hall Place, purchased by Anthony Cowper from Thomas Bullock and Thomas Creswell and subject to an annuity of £10 to Faith Creswell (now in arrears).
|C78/103, no. 13 [18]
|15 May
|Charles Pleydell gent., son and executor of the will of Oliver Pleydell, gent., decd v William Baylyff esq., Henry Baylyff his son, John
Throckmerton esq., Edmund Longe and John Coxwell gent., overseers of the will.
|Execution of the will of Oliver Pleydell, interest in a lease of the manor of Midgehall, Wilts.
|C78/116, no. 8 [19]
|17 May
|Octavian Cuddington of Ewell, Surrey, husbn v Thomas Cuddington.
|Sale of 3ac of meadow in Malden, Surrey, by dft to plt; plt's arrest by dft on a bond.
|C78/101, no. 11 [20]
|17 May
|Sir Walter Raleigh v Thomas Fulford esq., Walter Englishe and Cicely his wife, dau. of Eleanor, late wife of Andrew Fulford, second son of Sir John Fulford.
|Lease of the capital messuage and farm of Sandridge [?in Stoke Gabriel], Devon, which plt had of the assignment of Adrian Gilbert esq., husband of Eleanor. Also enrolled at C78/111 no. 8.
|C78/103, no. 7 [21]
|17 May
|Sir Walter Raleigh v Thomas Fulforde esq., Walter English and Cecily his wife, dau. of Eleanor Fulford who married Adrian Gilbert esq.
|Possession of a lease of the capital messuage of Sandridge [in Stoke Gabriel], Devon, demised by Thomas Pomery esq. to Sir John Fulforde and acquired by plt by purchase from Adrian Gilbert. Also enrolled at C78/103 no. 7.
|C78/111, no.8 [22]
|17 May
|John Aylemer of Nayland, Suff., yeo. v Roger Harlakenden of Earls Colne, Essex, esq.
|Possession of two closes called Buners and Hawncers Hedge and a parcel of ground called Bettinges Lande, all parcels of the demesne lands of Earl's Colne, held by the plt by the assignment of a lease made by the earl of Oxford.
|C78/118, no. 3 [23]
|4 June
|Elice Thayne v Henry Gauntlett, Roger Tychborne.
|Dispute over property at Cowfield Stourney, Wiltshire. Leased by Edward Seymour, Earl of Hertford.
|C78/136, no. 14 [24]
|7 June
|Gilbert Thacker esq., owner of the site and priory of Repton [Derb.] v John Harpur esq., Richard Harpur his son and William Bull.
|Diversion of a watercourse running through a field called Bull Close from the plt's mill and fishponds to the dft's mills.
|C78/113, no. 11 [25]
|8 June
|Andrew Fysher gent., nephew and heir of Thomas Fysher of Crayford, Kent, esq. decd v Lady Mary Abergavenny and Sir Thomas Fane, executors of Sir Thomas Fane decd, who was executor of the will of Thomas Fysher.
|Detention of the goods and chattels of Thomas Fysher (d.1586).
|C78/110, no. 12 [26]
|10 June
|Julius Caesar, Master of the hospital of St Katherine's, Midd. and the brethern and sisters v Robert Lyvesey esq., and Gabriel Lyvesey gent.
|Possession of lands called Dandeley in the Isle of Sheppey in the occ. of the dfts: inability of the plts to distinguish their lands from lands of the dft's.
|C78/112, no. 1 [27]
|10 June
|John Thornton gent., John Peachie and Edward Cropley, inhabitants of Soham, Cambs., feoffees of lands there held for charitable uses v Edward Barnes, Richard Seamon and William Williamson.
|Enrolment of a commission of survey of lands in Soham held by the town for charitable purposes, decree for the vesting of these lands in the hands of feoffees. Cf C78/116 no. 4 below.
|C78/116, no. 1 [28]
|12 June
|Edward Coke esq., attorney-general v James Taverner, Thomas Taverner and Amy his wife.
|Arbitration by Coke in a dispute between Lord Cromwell and the dfts over their titles to copyhold lands held of the manor of North Eltham, Norf.
|C78/103, no. 14 [29]
|14 June
|James Allen, William Wilson v Thomas Parkes, Thomas Creswell and John Sylvester.
|Dispute over lands and properties in the town of Lichfield, Staffordshire. Lately the property of Richard Allen.
|C78/135, no. 9 [30]
|15 June
|Thomas Hunte, son and heir of Richard Hunte, citizen and girdler of London, decd, by Mary Chaderton, his widow and administratrix of his goods v William Ireland, Robert Nicolles, Robert Grenehurste, William Dormer, son of William Dormer decd and Philip Dormer wid. [sic].
|Relief from a lease for 10,000 years of an inn called the Bell in psh St Andrew Holborn, London, made by Richard Hunte to William Dormer decd as security for payment of £157 10s 0d and £15 annually during the term.
|C78/110, no. 13 [31]
|15 June
|William, Thomas, Robert and Margery Hewes alias Calcott, the children and orphans of Thomas Hewes alias Calcott of Burford, Oxon., decd (William being the executor of his will) and Ralph Mylehurst and Agnes his wife, dau. of Thomas Hewes v Agnes Chadwell, widow and administratrix of Richard Chadwell of Burford, clothier, who was an administrator of the estate of Thomas Hewes alias Calcott, Simon Chadwell and John Chadwell gent.
|Execution of the will of Thomas Hewes alias Calcott, detention of his goods and legacies by the dfts. Promise to pay legacies to the plt by Richard Chadwell decd.
|C78/122, no. 3 [32]
|15 June
|Edward Maria Wingfield gent. and others, the inhabitants of the parish of Kimbolton, Hunts. v William Bedell elder gent., lay rector of Kimbolton, William Bedall yngr, farmer of the rectory and Edward Robinson clerk, vicar.
|Question of which dft entitled to receive small tithes.
|C78/128, no. 6 [33]
|17 June
|Thomas Davye v Salamon Leeche, George Dennye
|Debts owed to Davye; mortgaged property at Lynge, Norfolk.
|C78/135, no. 8 [34]
|18 June
|Martha Maxey, widow and executrix of John Howe and widow of George Maxey, gent., decd, who held the wardship of William Howe, son of John and Martha, both for herself and her six children v Edmund Hunte, executor of George Maxey decd and George Maxey, son of George.
|Administration of the estate of George Maxey decd, possession of the wardship of William Howe.
|C78/103, no. 5 [35]
|19 June
|John Kinge v John Laynson, William Symondes, Richard Norter and others.
|Estate of Reynald Burchant of Upham, Hampshire, yeoman. Property on the manor of Bishops Waltham, Hampshire.
|C78/335, no. 10 [36]
|19 June
|Thomas Dauncer of Maidford, Northants., gent., son of Anne Dauncer of London, wid., decd v John Wood esq., executrix of the will of Anne, Thomas Lowe, alderman of London and Edward Mallorye, both overseers of the said will.
|Execution of the will of Anne Dauncer (1595); failure of the dfts to invest £300 left to plt which to be used to purchase an annuity for plt.
|C78/114, no. 20 [37]
|19 June
|John Kynge v John Laynson and others (named).
|Possession of trust of copyhold lands in the manor of Bishops Waltham, and Woodcott, Hants.
|C78/450, no. 9 []
|21 June
|William Jacob and John Smyth of Tockenham, Wilts., for themselves and the other tenants and copyholders of Tockenham v Francis Englefield esq., owner of the manor of Vastern and of Great Park and Little Parke in Vastern, and Richard Bosson, his lessee.
|Right of the plt to have common for cattle in Callowe Hill in Great Park.
|C78/114, no. 19 [38]
|23 June
|John Hunte, Doctor of Law, a master in Chancery and lord of the manor of Thirning alias Therninge, Norf. v William Bulwer of Wooddawling, Norf. gent.
|Concealment of copyhold lands held of the plt's manor, denial of rent, possession of a fold course.
|C78/109, no. 10 [39]
|23 June
|Nathanial Craddock of Cambridge, draper v Francis Dowce of Horbling, Lincs., gent.
|Deceipts practiced on the plt: agreement to purchase and stock a farm at Horbling, to be managed by the dft.
|C78/122, no. 4 [40]
|25 June
|Arthur Cockett of South Mimms, Midd., gent. v Henry Davys, Nicholas Davys, a bailiff of Droitwich, Worcs., and Richard Hill gent., another bailiff there.
|Possession of five `boileries' of saltwater in Droitwich which the plt demised to Henry Davys.
|C78/110, no. 14 [41]
|28 June
|William Fielde v Joyce Child, William Childe.
|Manor of Abberley, Worcestershire. Lease of property at Neythor Lyndon, Parish of Rocke.
|C78/135, no. 7 [42]
|2 July
|John Stockebridge gent., master of the school at Earls Colne, Essex v Simon Ive, servant to the earl of Oxford, William Adams, clerk, vicar of Earls Colne and White Colne, Thomas Preston, Joshua Damion and John French, lessees of lands in Earls Colne given by Edward earl of Oxford for the support of a school there.
|Misapplication of profits of lands given to the support of the school at Earl's Colne, felling of timber on the school lands for private profit, other abuses.
|C78/116, no. 5 [43]
|21 Aug.
|Christopher Muschampe gent., Walter Cole gent. and Richard Wood yeo., all of Carshalton, Surrey, gents and Thomas Rogers of Sutton, Surrey, yeo., for themselves and for all the parishioners of the parishes of Sutton, Streatham, Mitcham, Moredon and Carshalton, Surrey v Thomas Aldworth, master of the company of Merchant Tailors in London and the wardens.
|Concerning £14 pa bequeathed by John Wilford, citizen and alderman of London, decd, to the master and wardens for the repair of highways, which the plts petitioned might be used to repair a highway between Mitcham and Sutton.
|C78/128, no. 5 [44]
|9 Oct.
|Sir Carew Raleigh, Dame Dorothy his wife v John Thynne, Robert Thome.
|Provision of a jointure for Dame Dorothy, by her late husband, Sir John Thynne. Manors of Corsley and Whiteborne Temple, Wiltshire.
|C78/136, no. 13 [45]
|16 Oct.
|John Heacocke v John Meakyn, Thomas Harpur.
|Dispute over a messuage at Slyn alias Slyndon, Staffordshire.
|C78/134, no. 10 [46]
|18 Oct.
|John Manchell v James Deane and another (named).
|Mortgage of messuage and lands in Hackney, Middx and Hinckeston, Cambs.
|C78/320, no. 7 [47]
|21 Oct.
|Thomas Morrant gent., grandson of John Sandford of Ickham, Kent, esq. and Mary his wife, Nicholas Mewce gent. and Elizabeth his wife, a granddaughter of John Sandford, Richard Gymber and Margaret his wife, another granddaughter v Thomas Herbert, Sir Amyas Preston and John Orwell gent.
|Inheritance of a lease of the manor of Frindsbury, Kent, made by the Dean and Chapter of Rochester to John Sandford.
|C78/110, no. 15 [48]
|25 Oct
|Rt. hon Isabell, Countess Dowager of Rutland v Richard Rossiter.
|Terms of alleged lease of manor of Melton Roos, Lincs.
|C78/232, no. 7 [49]
|26 Oct.
|Edward Carrell of Harting, Sussex, esq. v Francis Gibbon and Mary his wife, dau. and executor of Roger Beeston.
|Revivor of an earlier suit between Carrell and Beeston: relief from an action brought by dfts to recover the penalty of a bond for money borrowed on the plt's behalf by Thomas Marshall, his bailiff in Thorney, Cambs. in a venture to `inn' marsh grounds at Thorney.
|C78/108, no. 6 [50]
|26 Oct.
|John Wilde of Mickleover, Derby, blacksmith and Jane his wife, widow of Arthur Sergeante of psh. St Bride Fleet Street, London, gunner, decd v Giles Pashfeilde, whose wife was Margaret, the widow and executrix of Hugh Batten, citizen and grocer of London, decd.
|Possession of a lease of a tenement and parcel of marsh ground in Wapping, Midd. assigned to Hugh Batten in trust for Arthur Sergeante and Jane his wife.
|C78/108, no. 7 [51]
|28 Oct.
|Nicholas Bonde, Doctor of Divinity, President of Magdalen College, Oxford on behalf of the college v George Walwyn, gent.
|Payment of a rent of 20s 2d out of lands called Brices, Broadeacres etc., in Standlake, Oxon.
|C78/103, no. 19 [52]
|28 Oct.
|Henry Farrant and Joan his wife v Anne Stumpe, widow of John Stumpe esq. of the Inner Temple, counsellor at law, decd.
|Arrears of a £20 rent out of a tenement, grist mill and lands in the manor of Thale, Devon.
|C78/109, no. 11 [53]
|28 Oct.
|Lionel Reresby of Barneburgh, Yorks., gent. v John Petty and Godfrey Petty his son, servant to the Queen's attorney in the Council of the North.
|Validity of a lease of the lands and tenements held of the manor of Adwick upon Dearne, Yorks., alleged to have been made by Godfrey Foljambe alias Brownelowe of Croxton, Staffs., esq. to Godfrey Petty before his sale of the freehold to plt; sale of woods to Petty.
|C78/110, no. 16 [54]
|30 Oct.
|Master and Fellows of Great Hall, Oxford v Robert Brandline, Robert Anderson and others.
|Title to several tenements and properties in the City of Newcastle upon Tyne.
|C78/141, no. 4 [55]
|4 Nov.
|Walter Curson and John Curson gents., sons of Anne Windesor decd v Francis Curson esq. and Henry Woodfield, plt's nephews.
|Enforcement of an arbitration between Anne Windesor and the plts and Francis Curson dft whereby Curson instructed to lease a messuage and 4 yardlands in Addington, Bucks., to the plt for their lives: relief from an ejectione firmae brought against the plt.
|C78/108, no. 4 [56]
|6 Nov.
|Maximillian Dallison of Halling, Kent, gent. v John, bishop of Rochester, John Joye and William Wood.
|Dft's attempts to secure the forfeiture of the plt's lease of the Bishop's Palace and the reversion of farm called Haleyard, all in Halling, held by lease of the bishop of Rochester.
|C78/118, no. 5 [57]
|8 Nov.
|Henry Allen and the Burgesses of Daventry, Northamptonshire v Humphrey Corbett, William Parker, Robert Dickinson. Estate of William Parker of London.
|Properties at Little Haddham, Essex and Farnham, Essex. Provision for a Grammar School at Daventry.
|C78/135, no. 6 [58]
|8 Nov.
|William Hobourne of Chelsea, Midd., gent. v Nicholas Hobourne gent., brother of plt and son of Nicholas Hobourne gent. and Katherine, both decd.
|Relief from a bond for the performance of covenants between the parties for the joint execution of their mother's will; lease of a messuage and lands called Blacklands in Chelsea bequeathed to plt.
|C78/103, no. 23 [59]
|9 Nov.
|Elizabeth Poore, widow of Geoffrey Poore decd v Sir Robert Oxenbridge, lord of the manor of Hurstbourne Priors, Hants., and Henry Hall, one of his servants.
|Forfeiture of a copyhold messuage and lands including a mill for grinding the wheat of the dft's tenants contrary to condition in plt's copy.
|C78/110, no. 17 [60]
|10 Nov.
|Samuel Danvers of Culworth, Northants., esq., lord of the manor of Moreton Pinkney, John Dillon of Moreton Pinkney, farmer of the manor v Thomas Culpepper esq., William Wattes esq., Edmund Whitton, Anthony Plante and all other freeholders, tenants and inhabitants of Morton Pinkney.
|Ratification of an agreement of 24 March 1601 by which the demesne lands of the manor were exchanged and enclosed and dfts' right of common extinguished.
|C78/116, no. 6 [61]
|13 Nov.
|Thomas Fysher of Taunton, Som., merchant, whose wife Grace was the lessee of a moiety of the rectory of Huish, Som. v John Langworth DD, archdeacon of Wells, owner of the rectory and lessee of the other moiety, John Kingsbury, Richard Blackwaye and John Lane.
|Performance of an agreement whereby the plt was to pay Langworth £1,700 and surrender his wife's moiety of the rectory in return for the grant of a new lease for 3 lives.
|C78/116, no. 7 [62]
|15 Nov.
|William Neve gent., Charles Suckling gent., John Orwell gent., and 20 others, copyholders of the manor of Aylsham Sextens, Norf., for all the tenants v Robert Wood esq., lord of the manor.
|Refusal to admit the plt to their copyholds: customs of fixed fines.
|C78/109, no. 9 [63]
|16 Nov.
|William Gardner of Laughham [?Lagham, psh Godstone], Surrey, esq., son of William Gardner late of Bermondsey, Surrey, decd v William Wayte of Bermondsey, gent.
|Possession of the rectory of Ewell, Surrey and of a watermill called Nether Mylne and lands which were purchased by the plt's father in the name of the plt and dft, in trust for William Gardner elder.
|C78/103, no. 16 [64]
|17 Nov.
|William Smyth and others (named) v Myles Sandys.
|Disputes over fens, meadows and marsh in Wyvelingham, Cambs, claimed as demesne by defendants and common by complainants and the number of beasts to be kept there.
|C78/308, no. 8 [65]
|18 Nov.
|Mayor, commonalty and citizens of the city of London and the governors of the hospital of St Bartholomew near Smithfield rectors of Christ Church Newgate St, London and James Woodshawe of London, gent., their lessee of tithes etc., of Christ Church v Fogge Newton, Bachelor of Divinity, clerk, Matthew Sheppard, William Thurlowe and John Kele, three parishioners of Christ Church, London, on the behalf of all the parishioners there.
|Refusal to pay tithes; challenge to the unification of the parishes of St Nicholas and St Ewyn [Audoen] and the creation of Christ Church Newgate St in 38 Henry VIII.
|C78/103, no. 15 [66]
|19 Nov.
|Richard White, Johan his wife v Hugh Foxe, Thomas Boothe, Randall Pickering and others (named).
|Dispute over the property of Richard Burton at Nether Whitacre, Wamickshire, and other places.
|C78/133, no. 25 [67]
|19 Nov.
|Edward Hussey of Albrighton Hussey, Salop., esq., and Catherine his wife, sole dau. of Catherine Jennynges of Westminster, Mddx, wid., decd, for themselves and their children v Lewis Haumer/Hamner, administrator of David Hamner decd, an executor of Catherine Jennynges, Jane Yonge, another executor, and others.
|Execution of the will of Catherine Jennynges (1591); detention of bequests from plt.
|C78/108, no. 5 [68]
|20 Nov.
|Walter Beany, Agnes Smith, and others (named) v John Allott, John Blackburne, Anne Morley and Thomas Cutler.
|Estate of Nicholas Michell: properties in Wakefielde and Alverthorpe, Yorks.
|C78/141, no. 2 [69]
|20 Nov.
|Pleasance Brooke of psh St Andrew Holborn, Midd., son of Walter Brooke of Bury St Edmunds, Suff., yeo., decd v Sir John Higham and William Cooke gent., supervisors of the will of said Walter, John Bull and Margaret his wife, John Brooke, another son and executor of the will of Walter Brooke, and John Dobbs another executor.
|Execution of the will of Walter Brooke (1588), payment of legacies due to the plt.
|C78/125, no. 5 [70]
|22 Nov.
|John Eagles gent., John Denley, George Humphrey, Isaac Aulchin and Richard Barrowe, all churchwardens of Ticehurst, Sussex and Edward Thomas, churchwarden and overseer of the poor, on behalf of all the inhabitants v Marlon Rithe gent., William Bowes esq. and Mary his wife, Sir Edward Kyneston and Dame Judith his wife.
|Recovery of a rent charge due to the poor of Ticehurst being the investment of £500 bequeathed by Bernard Randolphe esq. to the poor of Ticehurst.
|C78/110, no. 18 [71]
|23 Nov.
|Richard Cholmeley, Margaret his wife v Thomas Gryndon.
|Money owed to the Plaintiff, also concerning tithes and a messuage at Coppenhall and Burton, Staffordshire.
|C78/134, no. 9 [72]
|25 Nov.
|Andrew Elyott and another (named) v Walter Hele.
|Rent charge issuing from lands in Holberton, Devon given towards repairs and upkeep of parish church of Holberton and poor relief.
|C78/308, no. 7 [73]
|27 Nov.
|William Roswell v John Roswell and others (named).
|Estate of John Raynes of Foxcott, Somerset. Farm of Inglescombe, Somerset.
|C78/136, no. 12 [74]
|27 Nov.
|Arthur Capell of Little Hadham, Herts., esq. v Nicholas Mynne gent.
|Discovery of the plt's share of the manor of Much Framisham, Norf., of which 2/9 held by the plt and the remainder by the dft.
|C78/128, no. 4 [75]
|29 Nov.
|Henry Dodington v Sir Thomas Mansell.
|Possession of chapel and tithes of Trisent and advowson of Llangonwood, Glam.
|C78/319, no. 19 [76]
|1 Dec.
|Christopher Bulmer, James Warde, Christopher Williamson, John Dodsworth, Thomas Jackson v Alexander Robinson and Christopher Danby
|Debts of Francis Parker, bonds to Robinson, a chapman of Leeds.
|C78/141, no. 1 [77]
|18 Dec.
|Moses Tryon of London, merchant v Elizabeth Suker, widow and executrix of Jerome Suker, late citizen and grocer of London, decd, Robert Johnson and Lawrence Waldoe.
|Debts of Jerome Suker to the plt for supply of ginger.
|C78/103, no. 17 [78]
|18 Dec.
|John Cotton of Farnham, Surrey, gent. v Fitzralph Chamberlain esq., son and heir of Sir Ralph Chamberlain, Edward Rockewood esq., Robert Page, George [.....], George Nunne, Thomas Pendleton, servant to Rockewood and 25 others, many of whom purchased from Rockwood parts of the estate of the Chamberlains.
|Action on a bond of £400 made by Sir Ralph Chamberlaine for the repayment of £200 lent by the dft to Chamberlaine in 1573: extent on the manor of Gedding alias Geddinghall, Thurmewood and Stonham, Suff., formerly Chamberlain's.
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Performing factory reset on your Samsung Galaxy Note 2 will ease you from severe lag, hang, frozen issues. If you want to make your device in a re-fresh condition then factory reset may solve it all. This may also useful if you need to wipe all data and restore the device to its original default settings. One downside of doing factory reset is that you need to make a back-up copy of all important files you have saved on it, for it will all be deleted once the process done. If your Galaxy Note is rooted, then its been easy for you to make a back-up all of it via CWM recovery. For unrooted devices you can use any back-up apps like Samsung Kies that sync all your data and saved it to the computer.
Factory Reset via SettingsFrom Home screen tap on "Settings" Tap on "Select Back up and Reset" Choose "Factory Data Reset" Reset all settings and delete all data on device. Enter "Reset Device". Then, select "Erase Everything".
Factory Wipe Data/Factory Reset via Recovery ModeTurn the Power off. Gently press and hold down Volume Up + Home + Power buttons simultaneously. Release all keys once the Logo appears. You will then prompted in a Android System Recovery options. Now, scroll down using Volume keys, and choose "Select Wipe Data/Factory Reset" Enter your selection using the "Power" button Select Yes — "Delete All User Data". Then, select "Reboot System Now".
Wait until the device will then completely reboots. You can repeat this process if you need to restore back your Samsung Galaxy Note 2 to its original default settings.

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DERA ISMAIL KHAN, Pakistan (Reuters) - A bomb killed at least five people and wounded 90 near a Shi'ite procession in Pakistan on Sunday, police said, as the government struggles to stop a wave of attacks by sectarian Sunni militant groups determined to wipe out the minority sect and seize power.
Sunni hardliners threatened to strike hard this weekend, an important one in the Shi'ite religious calendar, prompting authorities to halt cellphone coverage in several areas to prevent bombings triggered by remote control.
Authorities have also restricted motorcycle travel, hoping to deprive suicide bombers of one mode of transportation.
The wounded were carried away in the north-western city of Dera Ismail Khan, where a bomb targeting Shi'ites killed at least seven people, including four children, on Saturday.
Pakistan's Taliban, who are focused on battling the state but are also allied with Sunni sectarian groups, claimed responsibility for both attacks.
"For Interior Minister of Pakistan Rehman Malik, who blocked mobile phones across the country and banned motorbikes, you can't stop our activities against the Shi'ite community and security forces," Taliban spokesman Ehsanullah Ehasan said by telephone from an undisclosed location.
"We will keep continuing our activities and this is a failure of security forces, police and army that we have made successful attacks in Dera Ismail Khan."
Past attacks during the religious event have killed large numbers of Shi'ites.
Sunday's bomb, planted in a shop near a street market, also wounded five security officials, said senior police official Malik Mushtaq.
Doctors at a hospital in Dera Ismail Khan said five people were killed and 90 wounded. "There is a lack of ambulances and not enough hospital beds," said one. "People brought many of the injured to the hospital on rickshaws."
Hardline Sunni groups, which are becoming increasingly dangerous, have vowed to carry out more attacks as the Shi'ite mourning month of Muharram comes to a climax on Sunday.
Security officials say organisations such as Lashkar-e-Jhangvi (LeJ) are stepping up attacks on Shi'ites, who they regard as non-believers, in a bid to destabilise nuclear-armed, U.S. ally Pakistan and establish a Sunni theocracy.
Al Qaeda, which is close to LeJ, pushed Iraq to the brink of a sectarian civil war several years ago with large-scale suicide bombings of Shi'ites.
More than 300 Shi'ites have been killed in Pakistan so far this year in sectarian conflict, according to human rights groups. The campaign is gathering pace in rural as well as urban areas such as Karachi, Pakistan's biggest city.
Shi'ites account for up to 20 percent of this nation of 180 million.
The growing death toll has discouraged some Shi'ites from taking part in processions this year during one of their most sacred rituals, when people flagellate themselves with chains and other items to commemorate the martyrdom of the grandson of Islam's prophet, who was killed during the battle of Karbala.
"If I were to compare with last year, the fear has definitely increased," said Sadia Fatema, 28. "Just last night me and my mother were asking my father and brother if they really had to go to the procession. We are worried."
Others say the pressure has made Shi'ites stand up to Sunni hardliners.
"There is fear, but there is also anger and defiance among Shi'ites," said one, who asked not to be named.
"Shi'ites never felt like a minority in Pakistan but now they are slowly being turned into a real minority. And Shi'ites will not let this happen."
Washington, a critical source of financial aid for cash-strapped Pakistan, has been pressuring the South Asian nation to crack down on militants based in tribal areas who cross the border to attack American-led forces in Afghanistan.
Pakistan, meanwhile, faces major domestic security challenges from a wide range of groups, including the Taliban, who capitalise on issues such as unemployment, official corruption and poverty to boost recruitment.
A series of army offensives has failed to break the back of militant groups based along the border with Afghanistan.
"Our children are being killed but the government is powerless," complained Shi'ite Amina Bokhari. "What is the purpose of this security they claim to give us?"
Additional reporting by Jibran Ahmad in PESHAWAR and Mehreen Zahra-Malik in ISLAMABAD; Writing by Michael Georgy; Editing by Nick Macfie


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A report last week that the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra is anticipating a deficit of $750,000 or more for the fiscal year that began in September is a reminder that the effects of the 2008 recession are still reverberating through the state's nonprofit arts community. The BSO, like arts groups across the state, was hit hard by the economic downturn, which triggered a drop in ticket sales, private and corporate contributions and state and local government grants. Despite having managed to balance its budget over the past several years by slashing staff, freezing hiring and cutting back in ways large and small, the orchestra still isn't out of the woods yet.
Only two years ago, the BSO was forced to cut musicians' pay and benefits by 17 percent to balance the books, and that was after performers had already agreed to forgo raises totaling about $1 million in 2009. To meet the current crisis, the symphony will furlough administrative staff for a week in December and substitute a less-costly series of performances for a previously scheduled program. But there's no assurance those measures will be enough to keep it in the black this year, raising the possibility that even deeper cuts may eventually be required.
As one of fewer than 20 cities nationwide to host a world-class orchestra that performs throughout the year, Baltimore has benefited greatly from the presence of the BSO. Coupled with the Peabody Conservatory, where many symphony musicians teach, it has made the city a name to be reckoned with in the classical music world that draws both superstar performers and music students from around the globe. In 2016, the BSO will celebrate its centennial as the only major American symphony orchestra to be founded as a part of municipal government.
Yet the orchestra's intimate connection to Baltimore government and Maryland's corporate community has also added to its vulnerability when the economy takes a nose dive. Over the last five years, municipal, state and private funding for the symphony has dropped by $1.6 million even as ticket sales and subscriptions have increased. The BSO's Music Center at Strathmore in Montgomery County, for example, has generated $3 million in new revenue since it opened in 2005, but the county government's contribution to the center has fallen 33 percent due to the recession, canceling out much of those gains. Over the same period, corporate contributions have fallen by half.
One can readily sympathize with the frustration of orchestra administrators and musicians who have worked so hard to see the symphony through this rough patch. The pressure on budgets has been unrelenting as the economy continues to struggle, and depending on whom you talk to, the orchestra's problems may well become the new normal for the foreseeable future. That's why symphony administrators must start planning now for all eventualities.
At this point, there's no thought of shortening the season or further cutting back on the orchestra's roster of players. But at some point, the BSO may be forced to look at those possibilities as it seeks to adapt to the new post-recession realities and make the best use of limited resources. Orchestras around the country are experiencing similar challenges. Recently, the Indianapolis Symphony announced a 30 percent pay cut for musicians and a shortened concert season; changes are also afoot at the Minneapolis Symphony and the St. Paul Chamber orchestra.
The BSO plans to make strengthening its endowment, currently valued at about $48 million, a major goal of its centennial fundraising drive. A larger endowment would give it a hedge against future cuts in programs and staff, but it clearly has its work cut for it in seeking to attract new donors at all levels at a time when there are no guarantees the revenue sources it once enjoyed are coming back. Despite the artistic brilliance the orchestra continues to display under the inspired leadership of music director Marin Alsop, these are hard facts that make balancing the books extremely tough for nonprofits, and all arts groups are feeling it.
The BSO has contributed immeasurably to Baltimore for nearly 100 years. Now is the time for the community to contribute whatever is necessary to make sure it can do so for 100 more.


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Hi i have a problem with this code and im not sure what i need to add to fix it:
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With the line that starts int MOD: it states "this array is only written to, never read from"
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Im not sure what it means, im not sure if i needed to declare the int YY and DD, also where do i input the dates that would be converted, also I'm not sure if i wrote the if statement correctly with the "|" and "!"
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also should i change the public static void.. to public static int?
would that work, each time i try it, the program tells me to add the static void
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1. Feels just like I'm 17 again
2. Holes in my tights
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5. Walking through the streets of our love
1. You've got that feeling
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3. Sing for my sanity
4. There's nothing like it
5. One for good
1. Shock to the system
2. Sing for my sanity
3. I'm only secomds away
4. At least I know where my shoes are
5. I must have fallen in love
6. Lucky
1. Me and Delilah
2. Shipwrecked
3. Secret lemonade drinker
4. Take me home
5. And the things you said
6. Skinned alive
7. Will I be the same
8. Strange red afternoon
9. Clean cut
10. Happy ending
11. At least I know where my shoes are
1. Shock to the system
1. You've got that feeling
© 2018
Natalie's new project with the group The 54321s.


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Founded in the mid-19th century by King Ludwig I, the Neue Pinakothek in Munich was the first public museum in Europe dedicated exclusively to contemporary art.
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Augustana Mourns Loss of Athletics, Financial Aid Official Larry Borgum '61
Larry Borgum '61, a longtime and beloved Athletics and Financial Aid official for Augustana, died on Monday, Aug. 6, in Sioux Falls. He was 73.
Visitation will be on Friday, Aug.10, at Miller West, located at the corner of 41st St. and Valley View Rd. in Sioux Falls, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., and will continue with the family present from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. with a 6:30 p.m. prayer service at Our Savior's Lutheran Church. Graveside rites will be held at 10 a.m. on Saturday, Aug. 11, at Hills of Rest Memorial Park, with a memorial service to be held at 11 a.m. at Our Savior's Lutheran Church.
Borgum joined Augustana in 1967 and served in various roles during his tenure, supporting Athletic Services, Sports Information, the Athletic Business Office and Financial Aid. Before he retired in 2009, he served as associate director of Financial Aid and manager of Athletics Statistics.
"Augustana has lost one of its truly unique characters. Borgie, as all who knew him well called him, was Augustana Vikings loyal – navy and gold from head to toe," said Director of Athletics Bill Gross. "From his student-manager days at the College in the late 50s/early 60s, to his time as everything from trainer, sports information director, athletic department business manager, admissions representative and financial aid associate, Borgie was Mr. Augie. He knew the school like the back of his hand."
Share & Read Memories of Borgie
Read notes in celebration of Borgum left by current and former students, coaches and friends on Facebook (and others who shared the post) and on the Facebook article post. Upon learning the news, dozens also tweeted their tributes on Twitter (.pdf). To read the most recent posts, see these search results on Borgum and on Borgie.
"Over the years, Larry attended a multitude of athletic, musical and social events at the College. He loved to smile and laugh and tell stories. Borgie also had lots of friendly advice for the coaches on who they should be playing. And as far as the officials went – when Augustana won, they were great but, when the Vikings lost, Borgie said they were rotten. A loyal Viking, that Borgie!"
"Athletes who got their ankles taped in the 50s and 60s by Larry are still recovering. And Borgie's spirit is still floating in the clouds above the Edith Mortenson Center on campus, which in the 70s and 80s was the old gym and affectionately dubbed "The BorgieDome" in honor of Larry. I'm certain memories of the time Larry miraculously ran the College's athletic transportation system are still vivid in the minds of numerous student-athletes."
"Through all the fun memories of Borgie, one thing stands out. Larry truly loved Augustana, its traditions and its people. Borgie gave his heart and soul to Augustana College and he had a positive impact on countless young people. So when all is said and done, there is just one thing to say: thank you, Lord, for blessing Augustana College with Larry Borgum," Gross said.
A native of Rapid City, S.D., he graduated from Augustana in 1961, majoring in math and psychology. Prior to joining Augustana, he taught and coached at schools in Garretson and Lennox.
He was a member of Our Savior's Lutheran Church, the Sports Information Director's Association, the South Dakota Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators, Augustana Fellows, the Heritage Club and the Augustana Athletic Club. He was awarded the "Augie Pride" award for exceptional service to the College in 2001. In 1984, he was inducted into the North Central Conference Hall of Fame. In 1994, he was awarded the Lefty Olson Award for significant lifetime service or achievement in athletics or athletic administration.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests that memorials be directed online to the Larry Borgum Scholarship Fund at Augustana or by mail to: Augustana College, Office of Advancement, ATTN: Larry Borgum Scholarship Fund, 2001 S. Summit Ave., Sioux Falls, S.D., 57197.


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Famed (infamous?) Japanese voice actress Aya Hirano (Haruhi Suzumiya, Final Fantasy: Dissidia) took to Twitter to complain about something bothering her: A lewd photo.
On Twitter, Hirano asked people to stop sending her links. "I'm too afraid to open then," she wrote. Her Twitter was spammed with a URL that when opened, revealed a penis. The tweet's message was, "So, what do you think of this?"
This comes as (relatively tame) photos of Hirano and a lover appeared in a Japanese tabloid.
"The guy who sent me that horrible picture isn't spamming me anymore," Hirano wrote. "I don't know what he'll do next. Please stop."
Her fears are very real. This past summer, a man accused of threatening Hirano's life via Twitter was arrested.
【声優】平野綾、ツイッターでチ○コ画像を送られブチギレ「暫くお知らせ以外の情報は載せません」 [はちま起稿]
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Your note
If your going to get rid of your messages, please do not delete them as that is against the rules, instead archive them. Crimsonnavy 23:16, October 27, 2010 (UTC)
- First you make an page called User talk:MrAceus/Archive1, then you move all of the conversations to that page, and finally you add a notice or just a link to that new page at the top of this page. Crimsonnavy 00:29, October 28, 2010 (UTC)
- User talk:MrArceus/Archive1 Crimsonnavy 00:34, October 28, 2010 (UTC)
- You still need to remove the original conversations. Crimsonnavy 00:46, October 28, 2010 (UTC)
- User talk:MrArceus/Archive1 Crimsonnavy 00:34, October 28, 2010 (UTC)
Re: Badge
I asked an admin how a few minutes ago. Crimsonnavy 01:23, October 29, 2010 (UTC)
It looks as though he is ignoring us. Crimsonnavy 01:33, October 29, 2010 (UTC)
New Misty Template!!!!
I know it's been a while but here's a new userbox I made:
|This user is a fan of Misty!
Franky bob (Talk!||Team History) 02:04, October 29, 2010 (UTC)
Youtube Videos
do you know how to upload youtube videos to Wikia?The Latias Fan 12:03, October 29, 2010 (UTC)
I was hoping I would not talk to somebody about this but I will...
- Thing 1: Don't Spam the Wiki by Adding your email (you may be spamming the wiki but also your email)
Franky bob (Talk!||Team History) 20:28, October 29, 2010 (UTC)
I didn't mean spam spam.
PS. You can change for settings too you know, if you put your email in the settings you would be able to get emails from the wiki, also there will be a button added that only other users can see about emailing you.
Franky bob (Talk!||Team History) 21:21, October 29, 2010 (UTC)
That's okay, it's not like we'll remove you from PokePower. I hope your mom gets better. Crimsonnavy 20:40, October 30, 2010 (UTC)
Hello. n_n
Hi, sorry for easedroping. But I just happened to see your post on Crimsonnany's page. I just wanted to let you know you're a really good member on this wikia you've done so much editing and helped alot, and even if you don't win "User of the Month" you should know that you're doing a great job. And I really wish your Mom gets better and that things start to look better for you in the future. Take Care =)
CelestiaStar 00:19, October 31, 2010 (UTC)
K. I will help on your new wiki. ^_^ Evanf
K. And on the Misty Template... I made it. He just added a new photo and erased a sentence. Just tellin' you. ^_^ Evanf
Re: Thank You. ^-^
You're Welcome, and I appreciate the compliment. I'll keep trying my best! =D CelestiaStar 06:13, November 1, 2010 (UTC)
Re: New wiki
It sounds like a good idea, but you should copy directly from pokemon.wikia.com. I can help as much as I can. Crimsonnavy 16:31, November 1, 2010 (UTC)
You probalby shouldn't copy exactly from Pokemon .wikia but you could most likely use it as a reference. Crimsonnavy 20:31, November 2, 2010 (UTC)
RE: Combination Pokemon
well you seen, you need:
A. Paint (computer program, no download needed i think)
B. 2 to whatever pokemon
C. check a video out on youtube for the rest of the info (there are some videos for it there and the rest of the info is hard to explane)
hey dude, thanks for editing Lyra (anime) (pokemon) because i put in her pokemon but it wasn't that good, then i saw you edited that page and saw you pokemon page looks like what it looks like on everyone elses
New Heartgold Soulsilver Wiki!
Today I created a new Wiki click here to see the new wiki!
Franky bob (Talk!||Team History) 00:31, November 3, 2010 (UTC)
New page
hey dude i made a new page on this wiki........so do you think you could edit it for me?
new page link
4odd9even 00:36, November 3, 2010 (UTC)
BW001 or BW005 are just like a standards for episode articles and it also helps keep track of that episode's number. I haven't made any BW episode artilces, I think Franky bob has taken care of that. When searching it usually goes to that artilce because of a redirect to make it easier. Crimsonnavy 18:37, November 3, 2010 (UTC)
Re:Good and Bad News
That is good and bad news. Crimsonnavy 20:39, November 5, 2010 (UTC)
Hello again. n_n
Hi, I justed wanted to let you know know I'm happy for your Mother, and I'm really sorry about yor father. I'll be wishing the best for you and your family. Also if you want would you like to be friends, I'd like to add you under friends list in my "character box" on my user page. You seem like a nice person. n_n CelestiaStar 02:34, November 7, 2010 (UTC)
- Okay I added you, as you said it's always nice to make new friends. I'm glad to hear that your father is okay, but I'm hurt to hear that he's still badly injured. I really hope he get's well and healthly again and will still be wishing the best for you and your family. Happy editing to you too, and Take Care~ CelestiaStar 01:23, November 8, 2010 (UTC)
Recruit for another wiki
Dear MrArceus,
If you don't know me, then I am going to introduce myself. My name is M3 and I help fix up some of the wikis. I'm looking for someone who knows how to fix up a wiki. So, I came here to ask you if you can help me on my new wiki: Transcripts Wiki. If you don't know what the address for it is the I'll give it to you: http://transcripts.wikia.com/wiki/Transcripts_Wiki. Remember, if you think about it, you know where to find me. Thanks!
M3 21:09, November 20, 2010 (UTC) M3
I tried to add pokemon sprites to my userpage but all i got were red links to those sprites. why?. Lord Lizardon 12:58, November 21, 2010 (UTC)
MR. ARCEUS!! Did you hear? The new starters names are Snivy, Tepig, and Oshawott! Isshu's new name is Unova! Im so excited cant wait!!!!
Club Penguin....
...Okay now as I was saying you started to edit more than you did back when you started.
Franky bob (Talk!||Team History) 02:20, November 24, 2010 (UTC)
Lego Wiki
Okay what's your username??
Franky bob (Talk!||Team History) 02:24, November 24, 2010 (UTC)
Hola. Como estas? (Hi. How ya doin'?)
Please see this notice.........Pokemon Opal has been created!!!!!!!!!!!!
The newest game, Pokemon Opal, is made on the wiki. On it, you can catch and battle by doing things on the wiki to improve it. In it, you can visit all 5 regions and catch all 649 pokemon! Also, can I be a member of Pokepower? See me on my userpage:vivi_zidane02 20:00, November 27, 2010 (UTC)
Hey, Can I join PokePower?
I think that PokePower is really cool. Do you think I could join? I'm one of the top twenty, but I only have like 200 edits........please tell me on my talk page:vivi_zidane02 16:54, November 28, 2010 (UTC)
Sorry for creating that Battletower page. The thing is, it is a poular hit on the Chrono Wiki, and SilverCrono, the guy who invented it, has a LOT of people involved, and I asked him if I could do something like that on Pokemon Wiki. It was on the front page and everything. He didn't have his name/Arena for the Ages. But, just the same, I will put it on my name/Battle Tower.Vivi_Zidane02 20:54, November 28, 2010 (UTC)
Page deletion?
Hey, do you know if there is a way to delete pages? I noticed there are two pages for the Frontier Brain Greta. This is the official page http://pokemon.wikia.com/wiki/Arena_Tycoon_Greta and this is the page that need to be deleted...http://pokemon.wikia.com/wiki/Greta yea I don't think I can delete it... CelestiaStar 12:25, November 30, 2010 (UTC)
Okay. CelestiaStar 00:37, December 2, 2010 (UTC)
hey dude could i join PokePower
RaceLord 23:49, December 5, 2010 (UTC)
What do you mean dude?
RaceLord 17:19, December 6, 2010 (UTC)
About RaceLord, I think he was just asking about if he could join PokePower. Like I did. - Evanf (Talk)
Can CelestiaStar join PokePower. I know it is alot to ask, but these are good users. So please, don't get mad at me. - Evanf (Talk)
Pokemonfanon Invite -Talk To Uni! 03:24, January 6, 2011 (UTC)
It seems really nerve wracking talking to the Lord of Editing but here goes. I have a really awesome Arceus Icon and I thought, hey why not ask Mr Arceus see if he wants me to send it to him. So there's my request shoudl you choose to accept it. Sorry if this wasted your time Hstar 18:21, January 17, 2011 (UTC)
PokePower page
I was wondering if I could move the PokePower information to its own page called ProjectPokePower or something to that effect and update it with basic rules like no sockpuppet accounts allowed. Crimsonnavy (Talk·Contributions) 16:48, January 19, 2011 (UTC)
Can you please make me a PokePower member? (I am 1 rank behind you, and I am changing all of the Generation V names to their English names.) You Can't Mess With The King of the Dark! 01:26, January 21, 2011 (UTC)
And now i'm one rank above you. Please? You Can't Mess With The King of the Dark! 13:43, January 22, 2011 (UTC)
Evanf has left PokePower and said I have to replace him
This blogpost will explain http://pokemon.wikia.com/wiki/User_blog:Hstar/Replacing_Evanf Evanf told me I'm replacing him on PokePower he even left a note on my talk page. Except I'm an "Anime Tasker" Please don't be angry Hstar 17:30, January 22, 2011 (UTC)
Don't you agree that Hstar can be the new guy who handles anime things, and I could be the new guy who handles the pictures? You Can't Mess With The King of the Dark! 12:24, January 23, 2011 (UTC)
By the way, I finally hit the 800 edits mark. If you don't believe me, ignore what you see on my profile but go to the information box and click on the total amount of edits it says and you will go to a page that shows my total edits. On this wiki, it is 802, and on all wikis, it is about 1420. You Can't Mess With The King of the Dark! 12:46, January 23, 2011 (UTC)
I have NOT left PokePower. Okay? - EvanfTalk
I left a message
Evanf is back now which is brilliant, so all these issues can be solved. I apologise for leaving a note on your Pokemon Battle Revoution Wiki (it will explain) but people said you weren't coming on recently and the PokePower members approve of me joining but they say I have to ask your confirmation. (I got replys from Evanf, Crimsonnavy, and TheLatiasFan - the others haven't replied) I shall await your yes or no. Thank you for reading. Signed Hstar Chief Editor of the Anime Department!
New Story
Hi MrArceus. I'm InfinityDragoon
I'm new to this Wiki and I've decided on making a non-canon Pokemon story (the info about it is on my Blog page). Could you help spread the word about it? Please repsond on my talk page. Thanks! : )
InfinityDragoon 20:17, June 29, 2011 (UTC)InfinityDragoon
Hey want to be friends
Are you a fan of Arceus too? Thehelper1 20:24, March 23, 2012 (UTC)
Hello there! I am very tired, so can i join Pokepower.....please? —Preceding unsigned comment added by Sushi1234 (talk • contribs)
- There are standards for joining PokéPower. You've fulfilled the one month requirement, but PokéPower requires 800 edits to join, and you haven't even hit 25. — ChaosVoid 09:20,4/3/2012


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Much as I love to blog and participate in social media, I must confess that most of my clients still come the old-fashioned way: through personal referral. That doesn't mean that I'll stop blogging, Facebook or Twitter any time soon, since those activities reinforce my credibility and support my in-person networking. After all, it's much easier to simply toss out my Twitter handle when I meet a potential referral source instead of always carrying a stack of business cards.
Well maybe. Because many of the people whom I interact with still aren't on Twitter and won't be any time soon. In order to capture these prospects, it's still necessary to abide by conventional approaches even in a twenty-first century world. And with that said, below are some tips to help you brush up on your networking skills.
Don't Be Looking in All the Wrong Places Selecting the appropriate venue for networking is critical as Los Angeles attorney Lee Rudnicki advises in the LA Times. Rudnicki, who practices entertainment law spent his networking time at bar association events, schmoozing with lawyers who were actually his competition. Rudnicki found better results when he attended parties with filmmakers and others in his target client base.
Time, Place and Manner Some venues – like funerals, for example, are simply off limits for networking. You'd think this would be obvious, but as a PR expert in this NJ.com article points out, she observed one colleague glad-handing at a funeral. Other common mistakes of networking includes focusing on yourself instead of inquiring about the other person's needs. And while it's good to follow up and keep in touch, many networkers make the mistake of asking for work – either a job or new business – as soon as they meet someone, which can make for an uncomfortable situation.
How the Meek May Inherit Business Through Networking Though networking comes naturally to some, for shy, introverted individuals, meet-and-greet parties can be a torture. LegalJob.com offers some suggestions, including getting involved in an association where the focus is on working together rather than small talk, following up to meet people one-on-one and using email to help schedule get togethers.
Never Eat Lunch Alone You've heard Keith Ferrazzi's famous book, never eat lunch alone. That advice still holds true, particularly for young lawyers like Michael Siri who offers this advice in the Daily Record.
The best way to network is to reach out to people, ask for assistance, offer assistance, and to not keep tabs of either. Go out and meet people. When you are going to an event, make sure you know who is going and do some research on the people you should meet (but not to the extent that it will be considered stalking). Build personal relationships.
Do you still network face to face? And what approaches work best for you?


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Gold: This season's hottest accessory
With the price of gold at an all time high anything in the color gold or in the material itself screams of luxury. As gold approaches the price of diamonds it takes the starring role as it were the gem rather than the supporting role it has been used to through the decades. Personally I have been more of a white gold kind of person but lately I adore all accessories in gold. It's nice to see yellow gold as the "it metal" of this season. Daring designers are using modern twists in the details making this metal even more glamorous yet urban chic.
I find it fascinating to witness how fashion and what is in style affect our taste. It seems that every 10 years yellow gold makes a strong comeback. From about 1999 to 2009 white gold was the star of every fashion jewelry line but now we are in the middle of a luscious gold age and I am embracing it!!!
$395 – charmandchain.com
$275 – intermixonline.com
$250 – net-a-porter.com
$26 – asos.com
$422 – farfetch.com
$755 – net-a-porter.com
54 – exoticindiaart.com
Below are catwalk pictures from the collections of Dolce & Gabbana, Vivienne Westwood, Moschino & Bottega Veneta who adorned their winter collections with gold in all shades and shimmers. Pictures courtesy of fashionista.com and style.com


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BDR Project
BDR stands for BiDirectional Replication.
This page is a historical discussion of the BDR development project. Check the official BDR documentation for further information about BDR.
Design work began in late 2011 to look at ways of adding new features to PostgreSQL core to support a flexible new infrastructure for replication that built upon and enhanced the existing streaming replication features added in 9.1-9.2. Initial design and project planning was by Simon Riggs; implementation lead is now Andres Freund, both from 2ndQuadrant. Various additional development contributions from the wider 2ndQuadrant team as well as reviews and input from other community devs.
At the PgCon2012CanadaInCoreReplicationMeeting an inital version of the design was presented. A presentation containing reasons leading to the current design and a prototype of it, including preliminary performance results, is available here.
Project Overview and Plans
Project Aims
- To be included as part of the main PostgreSQL open source distribution
- Fast
- Re-usable individual parts (see below), usable by other projects (slony, ...)
- Basis for easier sharding/write scalability
- Wide geographic distribution of replicated nodes
High Level Planning
Fundamental changes have been made as part of 9.3 to support BDR; total of 16 separate commits on these and other smaller aspects
- background workers
- xlogreader implementation
- pg_xlogdump
Fully working implementation will be available for production use in 2013. At this stage, probably more than 50% of code exists out of core.
Exact mechanism for dissemination is not yet announced; key objective is to develop code with the objective of being core/contrib modules. There is no long term plan for existence of code outside of core.
Objective to implement main BDR features into core Postgres.
Additional features based upon feedback
Aspects of BDR
Bi-Directional Replication consists of a number of related features
- Logical Log Streaming Replication - getting data from one master to another.
- Global Sequences - ability to support sequences that work globally across a set of nodes
- Conflict Detection & Resolution (options)
- DDL Replication via Event Triggers
Taken together these features will allow replication in both directions for any pair of servers. We could call this "multi-master replication", but the possibilities for constructing complex networks of servers allow much more than that, so we use the more general term bi-directional replication.
Note that these features aren't "clustering" in the sense that Oracle RAC uses the term. There is no distributed lock manager, global transaction coordinator etc.. The vision here is interconnected yet still separate servers, allowing each server to have radically different workloads and yet still work together, even across global scale and large geographic separation.
Other Terminology
(Physical) Streaming replication talks about Master and Standby, so we could also talk about Master and Physical Standby, and then use Master and Logical Standby to describe LLSR. That terminology doesn't work when we consider that replication might be bi-directional, or at could be reconfigured that way in the future.
Similarly, the terms Origin, Provider and Subcriber only work with one Origin.
As a result of the architecture there are few physical tuning parameters. That may grow as the implementation matures, but not significantly.
There are no parameters for tuning transfer latency.
The only likely tunable is the amount of memory used to accumulate changes before we send them downstream. Similar in many ways to setting of shared_buffers and should be increased on larger machines.
A variant of hot_standby_feedback could be implemented also, though would likely need renaming.
The CRC check while reading WAL is not useful in this context and there will likely be an option to skip that for logical decoding since it can be a CPU bottleneck.
BDR usage is described in BDR User Guide.
Selective Replication (Table/Row-level filtering)
LLSR doesn't yet support selection of data at table or row level, only at database level. It is a design goal to be able to support this in the future.
DDL replication
DDL replication is supported using event triggers and DDL deparse, which is to be submitted to 9.5.
BDR restricts some DDL. See BDR Command Restrictions.
Core changes
Logical changeset extraction
Merged in 9.4.


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I'm trying to convert STD:: basic_string<TCHAR> to LPCTSTR. It works, but the result ends at the first space in the original string.
I know the conversion works because I output="Camera". If I replace all the spaces with underscores then the entire thing works. I suppose that's acceptable, but is there any way to get the spaces?Code:basic_string<TCHAR> strOutput; basic_stringstream<TCHAR> buff; buff << "Camera pos: ("<<camerax<<", "<<cameray<<", "<<cameraz<<")"; buff>>strOutput; output=(LPCTSTR)strOutput.c_str();
(or a better way to convert? I still need to be able to add string versions of my variables easily, like with the stringStream above, which automatically converts my floats to strings)
Note: the reason I'm doing this is so I can send output to the directx LPD3DXFONT->DrawText() function. Is it possible that this function just doesn't like spaces?


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Many arguments erupt over which bears are "best." One can only assume that "best" means "deadliest" or "most lethal" when talking about bears. What other criteria could be used to determine which bear is best? Exactly – none.
I will traverse the vast many species of bears to discover which bear is indeed the best bear of them all.
Koala Bear – This bear ranks extremely low in lethality, due to the fact that it is neither a bear nor lethal.
Panda Bear – Panda bears are probably "capable" of killing people, but are they capable of killing other bears? The deadliest bears are. The panda is barely worth mentioning, if not for that time a zoo panda in China mauled a teen when he jumped into "gentle Gu Gu's" pen. What's worse than getting attacked by a bear? Surviving and having to tell your friends it was a panda named Gu Gu.
Spectacled Bear – So named because it kind of looks like this bear's wearing glasses. If that isn't dis-alarming enough, this bear isn't even thought to actually be carnivorous. No deaths have ever been reported. Weak.
Sun Bear – This bear has sharp, sickle-shaped claws and formidable teeth; quite scary. But, this bear is also only four feet long and usually weighs less than 145 pounds. Losing some cool points there, bear. This bear isn't expected to be a threat to anybody who's reached puberty, and, being the smallest member of the bear family, is sometimes hunted by the Asian black bear. Extra weak.
Sloth Bear – Now, this isn't a group of bears this time, but this bear was once actually thought to be a sloth, and was known as the bear sloth. It makes one think that if it's not "beary" enough to be thought of as a bear right off the bat, then how could it be considered for world's deadliest bear?
Sloth bears are said (by whom I don't know) to be the most aggressive and least predictable of all Asian bears. And the bears are deadly: during a six year period in one central Indian state, sloth bears killed 48 people. For a comparison, consider that grizzlies killed about 50 people in the whole of North America from 1900-2003.
One creature in particular, the sloth bear of Mysore, was credited with killing 12 people and mauling another 2 dozen in predominately unprovoked attacks. Survivors often lost one or both eyes, and those killed by the bear usually had their faces entirely removed from their head, usually. Sick. This bear only partially ate three people, so he was pretty much killing just for the fuck of it. The sloth bear of Mysore, and indeed all sloth bears, score pretty high on the lethalmeter.
Asian Black Bear – This bear is very similar to the American black bear, with one notable exception: excessive aggressiveness. Some "experts" say this might be due to their more frequent contact with humans, but I say it's their revenge for the bile-harvesting from their gallbladders. Asian black bears are not fans of traditional Chinese medicine. These bears are deemed to have "above average lethality".
American Black Bear – These cunning agents of death are known for conducting more predatory attacks than their larger cousins, the brown bears. These guys are the velociraptors of bears. In mid-1992, a black bear entered a retreat cabin occupied by Army Captain Michael Staver and his wife, Darcy. The beast crawled through the window, so Michael and Darcy climbed onto the roof, where they remained marooned. Michael, upon agreement with his wife, ran to their boat to go get help. When he returned with authorities and guns, the bear was found feasting on Darcy's remains on the ground; it had apparently climbed a tree next to the house and forced her off the roof. From her wounds, it was seen that she had fought the bear with an intrepid spirit to no avail. Michael kept the bear as a pet; it later ate his cat.
In May, 1978, George & Mark Halfkenny and William Rhindress, 12, 14, and 16 years old, respectively, where spending a day fishing in Algonquin Provincial Park in Ontario, Canada. William's older brother, Richard, 18, had taken them out for a day of outdoor activities and other stuff. Anyway, nearing the evening hours, a black bear attacked George Halfkenny whilst he was fishing. Sneak attack, from behind. When Mark Halfkenny and William Rhindress went out to search for their comrade, they too were stalked by the murderous bear. They were both found with broken necks. Richard Rhindress then went about searching for the trio, but saw no sign of them. He left and enlisted the help of the authorities who found the bear guarding the boys' bodies for later meals.
In August of 1993, a black bear ripped off the door to Colin McClelland's trailer then crushed his skull. When the brute strength of a bear is tied to the tenacity of a bear and the cunning of a bear, then you have a very dangerous bear. You then have an American Black Bear.
Polar Bears – These bears are, on average, the largest specimens. Certain subspecies of the brown bear may reach sizes that exceed polar bears, but the average brown bear should be slightly smaller than a polar bear. Polar bears have distinctly shaped claws that help them grip the ice and capture their large prey. These claws are designed for killing more so than any another bear. Also, the polar bear's canines are the largest and sharpest of any bear, although the polar bear's jaw is usually smaller than a brown bear's. Polar bear attacks are pretty rare, but they are almost always lethal, as opposed to Brown bears, who typically just maul a person and walk away, whether or not they killed you. The polar bear's large size, specially made "deathclaws" and "murderteef," added with it's tendency to totally go sickhouse on somebody's ass, gives them a high lethality index.
Brown Bears – The largest of the brown bears are the largest of the bears, period. Kodiak grizzlies and their close cousins, the Kamchatka grizzlies, regularly approach sizes equaling or exceeding that of polar bears. These bears rarely turn into man-eaters, but killing you and leaving you by the wayside might just be more brutal.
In the spring of 1987, Charles Gibbs was photographing a female with cubs in Glacier National Park. This was the last time he was seen alive. Investigators did recover his camera, and developed film of the bear approaching in attack mode at 50 yards. That's some serious Bear Witch Project shit right there.
Audelio Luis Cortes was working in Alaska with a seismic crew in February of 1998, when a brown bear killed him with a single bite to the head. Viciously brutal.
Julie Helgeson was 19 in the summer of 1967, when she decided to go camping in Glacier National Park. Around the same time, a grizzly decided to drag her sleeping bag from her tent into the woods. Julie's problem was that she was inside the sleeping bag. The bear did not like this.
Conclusion – Which bear is best deadliest? While Asian black bears and sloth bears score high marks in the number of fatalities, they cannot be regarded as the best bears because they are not apex predators. Asian black bears could account for up to 7% of Siberian tigers' diets where the two animals live together. Sloth bears are even worse when it comes to being eaten by other animals.
That pretty much narrows it down to the American black bear, the brown bear, and the polar bear. American black bears tend to be more predatory towards people than brown bears, but there's nearly ten times more black bears than brown ones in North America, and black bears don't create a significantly greater amount of fatalities to demonstrate this. Hell, half the time brown bears aren't even trying to kill people, it just happens accidentally when you go into their mechanic shop and they give you a total overmaul. Also, head to head, brown bears beat black bears like silly billies. Killings of black bears by brown ones are extremely rare, but do occur.
So how's brownie compare to the polar bear? Both bears are extremely well suited for killing people, but brown bears do it more often. Score one there. Brown bears and polar bears don't interact too often, but brown bears tend to dominate polar bears in disputes over carcasses. That being said, I crown the brown bear as The Best Bear.
Added bonus points: brown bears have reportedly eaten panda bears. Check it out in the Great Bear Almanac.


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At 12:50 this afternoon, Tommy Stanley, his wife Beth and his three best friends - D-Rail, Ritch and PeeWee - will retreat momentarily to a barn behind Stanley's house, where they'll toast their favorite NFL football team with a "Jager[meister] Bomb" as they shout, "Go, Falcons!"
Then they'll return to his home where "we'll be sweating bullets as a group," Stanley said, as they watch the Peach State's favorite team attempt to knock off the Seattle Seahawks in the Georgia Dome in the division round of the NFL playoffs.
Welcome to Falcons Fever. Or will it again become the Falcons Flu, the Birds having lost their three playoff openers with Mike Smith as coach and Matt Ryan at quarterback?
Will the only team in the NFC to post winning records all five seasons Smith has been Atlanta's coach and Ryan its quarterback finally get its first playoff win in that span? Will the team with the second best overall record in the NFL (to New England) through those five seasons finally play like an elite team when it matters most?
Or will history repeat? Again.
"We're ready to put it behind us, but you guys keep bringing it up," 35-year-old Falcons center Todd McClure told media representatives Wednesday.
"We're focused on the future. We're focused on the Seahawks only."
Yet within this same Falcons locker room, a few stalls away, safety Thomas DeCoud told ESPN, "It's not anything we're paying too much attention to, but it's in the back of our minds."
It can't help but be in the back of their minds. Two years ago -- in this same spot after earning a first-round bye with the best record in the NFC -- the Falcons lost in the Dome by a 48-21 score to the eventual world champion Green Bay Packers.
Forced to travel to New York last January, the Falcons listlessly lost 24-2.
Now they're back in the Dome against Seattle, which is a red-hot wild-card team, much as the Packers were in 2011.
"We're a much more mature team because of our experiences," Smith said of those previous defeats. "I like the way we've played through the first season. The second season is getting ready to start, and I know that we respect everybody that's in this tournament."
It all sounds positive. And it's much more than words. After giving his team most of the bye week off two years ago against Green Bay, Smith worked them a week ago as if it were a normal game week.
"I think that's helped," Ryan said. "It's kept us in rhythm. Everything normal, just like every other week."
Think the coach and his quarterback aren't on the same page? Said Smith of the off-week work: "To me, it's no different than any other game."
But the pressure has to be different. Tight end Tony Gonzalez -- who led the Falcons with 93 catches in the regular season -- is "95 percent certain" that he's about to retire his 36-year-old body. McClure could soon join him. Cornerback Asante Samuel has 10 tough years on his 31-year-old body. Defensive end John Abraham is 34. Running back Michael Turner is showing his age at 30.
Good and young as Ryan (27) and Julio Jones (23) are, the Super Bowl window could be closing. To post the best regular-season record in the NFC two of the past three years and fail to win so much as a single playoff game might cause owner Arthur Blank to start over.
Yet there are also two huge reasons to believe that today will be different: offensive coordinator Dirk Koetter and defensive coordinator Mike Nolan, both in their first season with Atlanta.
Nolan's brilliance has been evident throughout the season, especially against Peyton and Eli Manning, who were continually befuddled by his defensive schemes.
As for Koetter, McClure said much when he said, "Dirk's always level-headed. That's huge. That makes you relax."
Stanley said there will be little relaxing in his home this afternoon, even though he strongly believes "this year's different; this year we're going to win."
It already has been a quite different season for the chief bartender and manager of the downtown Chattanooga Billiards Club. After more than 20 years of owning season tickets in section 101, Stanley gave them up this season.
So he and Beth, D-Rail, Ritch and PeeWee will watch it on TV, hoping his lucky red Falcons T-shirt -- "I wear a white one for road games," Stanley said with a laugh -- his Van Halen necklace and his 10-year-old pair of lucky socks will send Atlanta on to the NFC title game.
And if they lose?
"My biggest fear," Stanley said, "is that they'd do something to Mike Smith."
That might be Smith's biggest fear, as well.
Stanley's not thinking about that right now, however.
"If we can just win one playoff game," he said, "there's no reason we can't win three."


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WASHINGTON — After a gun accident took off half his face, Richard Lee Norris spent 15 years living as a recluse in Hillsville, Va. Horribly disfigured, he hid indoors. When he ventured out, it was behind a baseball cap and surgical mask. He didn't pursue a career and never married.
Now, seven months after undergoing the most extensive face transplant in history, 37-year-old Norris is finally coming out of hiding.
Thanks to a combination of potent medications and dogged determination, Norris is healing faster than anyone expected, according to his doctors at the University of Maryland Medical Center, where his transplant was performed.
"We as doctors do the operation, but the rest is up to you as the patient," said Eduardo Rodriguez, a dentist and surgeon at UMMC. "You have to carry the ball." Norris, Rodriguez says, took the ball and ran with it.
By the time Norris was selected as a transplant candidate in 2005, he had already undergone more than a dozen operations attempting to give him functional use of his mouth. Despite the numerous surgeries, certain facial features — such as his lips, nose and the front of his tongue — were beyond repair.
"After several attempts at reconstruction, it became apparent it wasn't going to work," Norris, who declined to be interviewed in person, said in a written statement to The Post. "The face transplant was one of my very few options left."
The 36-hour operation was completed in March and involved more than 150 doctors, nurses and UMMC staff members.
"Everything from the scalp to the midline of my neck was replaced, including the jaw bones, teeth, part of my tongue, muscles, and nerves," said Norris, who has retained his eyesight through the gun accident and the subsequent surgeries.
The days immediately following the transplant were promising. Norris was taken off his postoperative ventilator, and within the first week he was able to shave his face and brush his teeth.
When Norris saw his new face in a mirror for the first time, he wrote, "the only thing I could do was hug Dr. Rodriguez."
Still, he spent the first two months following the surgery in the hospital. The goal at that time, Rodriguez said, was to reduce inflammation and stymie the risk of rejection through high doses of immunosuppressing drugs.
In May, Norris was discharged but instructed to remain in the Baltimore area, where he could meet with his transplant team as well as a psychologist, a social worker, and speech and physical therapists multiple times each week.
Finally, Norris was allowed to return home to Hillsville, in southwest Virginia, where he does his speech therapy "homework" and meets with his local physician. He returns to Baltimore once or twice a month for checkups with Rodriguez and other doctors.
"I have been doing very well regaining my speech back," Norris said. "Each day it improves a little more."
There was, however, one hiccup in the recovery process: the much-feared rejection.
As with any transplant, there was a possibility that Norris's body would reject his new face. In this case, the rejection was mild and treatable, Rodriguez said.
"When people hear 'rejection,' they think, 'Oh, my God, the face is going to melt off,'" Rodriguez said. "That's not the case at all. The skin got a little bit swollen and there was a little bit of redness. On a scale of 1 to 10," with 10 being the worst-case scenario, "this was a Grade 1 rejection."
'A very different and difficult recovery'
Still, Norris is not in the clear. He continues to run the risk of rejection and he will have to take medications for the rest of his life.
Rodriguez said that one of the most common questions he is asked is "How is Richard dealing with having a new face?"
"We always think that there is going to be a facial identity crisis. That's the worry of people with normal faces. We think how we'd feel if this happened to us," Rodriguez said. "But for people with disfigurements — these people have lived lives concealed from society. That's a very different and difficult recovery."
Before the transplant, Norris rarely left his home. In addition to wearing a surgical mask and baseball cap on his infrequent trips out in public, he did his shopping at night so he wouldn't have to face the stares of as many people.
"I am now able to walk past people and no one even gives me a second look," he wrote.
After years of going out of his way to avoid people, Norris is surprisingly comfortable socializing now, Rodriguez said. "Everybody (at the hospital) knows him. He's such an animated guy."
While Norris's results are "extraordinary," Rodriguez said the full recovery will take more time.
There's the challenge of teaching Norris, who has not eaten or spoken properly for 15 years, to use his fully functional face. "The teeth plus the tongue is a lot to get used to" when someone has gone so long without them, Rodriguez said. Additionally, minor surgery is planned for the soft tissue of his face, such as the eyelids where there is extra skin.
But more than anything else, there is a looming question. Even with immunosuppressing drugs, doctors say they have no idea how long the transplant will last. There is an expectation that they will have to repair or replace the transplant eventually, Rodriguez said.
Rodriguez looks with hope to earlier face transplants. The world's first full face transplant took place in Spain in 2010 and is aging well two years later. The first partial transplant was done in France in 2005, and Rodriguez said its longevity is promising.
"I'd like to hit that 10-year mark with Richard," he said. "Of course, we can't promise anything, but 10 years would be great."
In the meantime, Norris said he is excited to fish, golf and spend time with his family and friends.
"My friends have moved on with their lives, starting families and careers," he said. "I can now start working on the life given back to me."


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Our Neandertal Brethren
Genome sequencing has revealed our common humanity
According to the late Harvard University biologist Ernst W. Mayr, the greatest evolutionary theorist since Charles Darwin, "species are groups of actually or potentially interbreeding natural populations which are reproductively isolated from other such groups."
Reproductive isolation is the key to understanding how new species form, and many types of barriers can divide a population and split it into two different groups: geographic (such as a mountain range, desert, ocean or river), morphological (a change in coloration, body type or reproductive organs), behavioral (a change in breeding season, mating calls or courtship actions), and others. After isolation, if members of the split populations encounter one another and cannot produce viable offspring that can themselves later successfully interbreed and produce viable offspring (hybrids such as mules are infertile), then these two populations constitute two different species. (continue reading…)


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The Atlas Leather Furniture Collection. Shown in a 2C Sofa with Softsations Ice top grain Italian leather. Available in any configurations; leather sofa, leather loveseat, leather chair, leather sectional. Made in USA for 25 years.
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The Atlas Leather Furniture Collection. Shown in a 2C Sofa with Softsations Ice top grain Italian leather. Available in any configurations; leather sofa, leather loveseat, leather chair, leather sectional. Made in USA for 25 years.
- Shown in the Softsations Ice Leather Article
- Available in Full & Top Grain Leathers
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Michael May has been writing about comics for a little over a decade. He started as a reviewer for Comic World News and soon became editor-in-chief of the site. Leaving editorial duties to focus on writing, he joined The Great Curve, the comics blog that eventually became Blog@Newsarama and finally Comic Book Resources' Robot 6. In addition to loving comics, he loves his son and enjoys nothing more than finding (and writing about) awesome comics for the boy to read.