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Dr. Lee M. Whitesides, DDS, MMS
4700 Chamblee Dunwoody Rd.
# 400
Dunwoody GA 30338
phone: 404-932-9964
fax: 770-393-8855
Dr. Lee (Mac) Whitesides, DDS, MMS
is Board Certified in
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
. Dr. Whitesides is one of only two oral-maxillofacial surgeons in the United States who currently hold a Masters degree in
Anesthesia and is Board Certified in Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
. He has extensive experience with
Distraction Osteogenesis
for the Maxillofacial Skeleton, generating sufficient quantity of bone height and width to provide the appropriate foundation for Dental Implants.
Education / Training
: BS in Biology at Davison Collage 1984; MMSc. in Anesthesia at Emory University 1986; DMD in Dentistry at Georgia Regents University 1992; General Practice Residency Maimonidies Med Center 1993; Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Residency Univ. Maryland Medical Systems 1997.
Dr. Whitesides offers litigation support services for Standard of Care issues involving Anesthesia and Oral and Maxillofacial surgery. He has reviewed over 100 cases, been deposed four times, and testified in court three times. His services are available to attorneys for both Plaintiff and Defense.
Professional Affiliations
Diplomate: American Board of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeons
American Dental Association
Georgia Dental Association
Honors & Awards
President School of Allied Health Emory University
Recipient of American Dental Society of Anesthesiology Award
Appointed to the National Dean's List
Member of All-American Scholar's Society
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Oral Cancer in the Dental Patient
Dr. Lee (Mac) Whitesides
Oral cancer is the sixth most common malignancy diagnosed in the United States. It represents 3 to 5% of all cancers in America. This translates in over 43,000 new cases of oral cancers yearly (1996 figures). In 1996 in the U.S., there were 8,260 deaths directly attributed to oral cancer. In the state of Georgia, 680 new cases of oral cancer were diagnosed, and 190 deaths occurred from oral cancer in 1996.
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General Anesthesia In The Dental Office
Dr. Lee (Mac) Whitesides
As dentistry becomes more competitive, dentists are increasingly looking at unique ways to separate their practices and develop a niche. One such niche lies in the offering of patients' sedation and/or general anesthesia, commonly called "sleep dentistry" during the dental treatment. Since studies show 30% to 50% of Americans avoid the dentists because of fear issues, providing such a service appears to serve a need.
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Bisphosphonate-Related Osteonecrosis Of The Jaw In The Dental Patient
Dr. Lee (Mac) Whitesides
A new complication from treatment with bisphosphonates has become an important disease condition for the dental professional to recognize. Bisphosphonate-related osteonecrosis of the jaw (BRONJ) manifests itself as devitalized exposed bone in the maxillofacial region. Patients may be considered to have BRONJ, if all three of the following are presented simultaneously:
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Dental Malpractice: Nerve Injuries
Dr. Lee (Mac) Whitesides
Injuries to the inferior alveolar and lingual nerve continued to be a significant source of litigation for the dental professional. Approximately 10% of cases of dental malpractice are a result of nerve injury. Perhaps the genesis of the high number of lawsuits proportional to the overall number of surgeries lies in the sequelae of a nerve injury. The sequelae can range from relatively minor annoying numbness to intractable pain and the anesthesia to the area of the nerve supply.
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Cone Beam Computed Tomography for Evaluation of Impacted Teeth: Case Report
Dr. Lee (Mac) Whitesides
Supernumerary teeth in the absence of syndromes such as cleidocranial dysplasia or Gardner's is a rare event1-3. The most common supernumerary tooth is the mesiodens which appears in the maxillary midline.3 The exact etiology of supernumerary teeth is unclear but many theories exist in an attempt to explain why extra teeth are present in some individuals.
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Wayne G. Suway DDS, MAGD
Wayne G. Suway, DDS, MAGD
1820 The Exchange, SE
Suite 600
Atlanta GA 30339
phone: 770-953-1752
Dr. Wayne G. Suway, DDS, MAGD
, has been a practicing
General Dentist
for over 30 years. Considered a leader in dentistry by his peers, Dr. Suway has had extensive dental training, has received professional recognition for his work, and continues to pursue additional dental education to offer patients the latest and best level of care.
Litigation Support
- Since 1987, Dr. Suway has worked as an expert witness for attorneys that have represented St. Paul and CNA insurance carriers. He has provided reviews, depositions, and trial testimonies for Dental Malpractice cases.
Dr. Suway is a Diplomate of the International Congress of Oral Implantology and an Associate Fellow of the American Academy of
Implant Dentistry
. He earned his Doctor of Dental Surgery from Emory University School of Dentistry and received his Bachelor's degree from Bucknell University. Dr. Suway also completed a one-year program in implant dentistry under the American Academy of Implant Dentistry at the Medical College of Georgia. He is licensed to practice dentistry in Georgia, Pennsylvania, and New York.
For over a decade, Dr. Suway has been recognized as a Master of the Academy of General Dentistry – a prestigious award in the dental field. With more than 1,000 hours of additional education in applied dental techniques and technology, Dr. Suway combines more than three decades of experience with continuous training in the
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Willeam A. Choby, DMD, MPA, MAGD, FICCMO, DICOI
1 Northgate Square
Suite 10
gr PA 156
phone: 724-205-6449
fax: 878-295-8653
Willeam A. Choby, DMD, MPA, MAGD, FICCMO, DICOI
, has over 40 years of experience
Dentistry and Oral Surgery
. He is a Board Certified Implant Dentist that perfoms both the
Surgery and the Restoration of Implant Teeth
A "Master" in the Academy of General Dentistry (MAGD), Dr. Choby has been recognized by other general dentists as a leader and an example to other dentists of the importance of quality continuing dental education to patient care. Masters have accepted the charge to keep abreast of advances in dentistry for the benefit of patients and the betterment of dentistry.
Dr. Choby is also a Fellow in the International College of Cranio-Mandibular Orthopedics (FICCMO), earned a Masters of Public Administration (MPA), and is a Diplomate of the International Congress of Oral Implantologists (DICOI). He is recognized as One of America's Top Dentists by the Consumers Research Council of America.
Litigation Support
- Dr. Choby's expertise is frequently called upon for second opinions for quality assurance companies, peer review panels, workmen's compensation disputes, automobile accident claims, dental insurance companies, physicians, attorneys, and other dentists. He has offered his expert opinion in more than 100 dental malpractice cases, inspected over 1,100 dental offices for insurance companies, and performed over 1,000 second opinion case reviews, IMEs and peer reviews. His cases have included issues concerning:
Dental Implant Surgery
Dental Implant Restorations
Neuromuscular Occlusion
Bridges / Dentures
Root Canals
Hard and Soft Tissue Lasers
Cosmetic Dentistry
Oral Cancer Treatment
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Joseph E. Gian-Grasso, DMD
7601 Castor Ave., Suite 300
Philadelphia PA 19152
phone: 215-722-4290
Joseph E. Gian-Grasso, DMD
, has over 40 years of experience specializing in the areas of
Periodontics and Dental Implantology
. He served as Clinical Assistant Professor of Post-Graduate Periodontics at the University of Pennsylvania's School of Dental Medicine and Clinical Associate Professor of Periodontology at Temple University School of Dentistry.
Dr. Gian-Grasso is a past President of the Academy of Osseointegration, an organization dedicated to the highest standard in patient care, research and education with 6,000 professionals in 70 countries. He served as a trustee of the American Academy of Periodontology for six years. Dr. Gian-Grasso is a National spokesperson for the American Academy of Periodontology. He also served as a Director of the Implantology Center at the Medical College of Pennsylvania. He lectures in the areas of:
Periodontics - Prosthodontics - Dental Implantology - Reconstructive Periodontics
Dr. Gian-Grasso has served on the Board of Overseers of the University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine for sixteen years, and currently serves on the Dean's Council. He is a Fellow of the American College of Dentists, the International College of Dentists, the College of Physicians of Philadelphia, the Academy of Osseointegration, and the American Academy of Periodontology.
Dr. Gian-Grasso is past president of the Pennsylvania Society of Periodontists and Philadelphia Society of Periodontology. He has been chosen by his peers as one of America's Top Dentists by the Consumers' Research Council of America & is a Philadelphia Magazine "Top Dentist". Dr. Gian-Grasso has been the recipient of many prestigious dental and periodontology awards, including the Abram Cohen Award, the American Academy of Periodontology Award, the Lactona Award, and the University of Pennsylvania University and Dental Alumni Awards of Merit.
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- Dr. Gian-Grasso provides expert witness services to counsel representing plaintiff and defendant. His services include medical record review, thorough reporting, depositions, and trial testimony as needed.
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Pacific Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery and Dental Implant Center
Armond Kotikian, DDS, MD, FACS
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon
242 N. Glendale Ave.
Glendale CA 91206
phone: 818-388-2737
fax: 818-649-1207
Armond Kotikian, DDS, MD, FACS
, is double board certified in
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
. In the clinic setting, Dr. Kotikian routinely performs IV sedations for complex cases including impacted wisdom teeth removal, dental implants, bone grafting and tumor excisions. He specializes in:
Oral and Maxillofacial Trauma
Oral Pathology Resection and Reconstruction
Treatment of Obstructive Sleep Apnea Patients (surgical and non-surgical)
Craniofacial Anomalies (orthognathic surgery / corrective jaw surgery)
Litigation Support
- A Fellow of the American College of Surgeons, Dr. Kotikian has extensive experience as an expert witness in the field of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery and Dentistry. His Dental law and Dentistry services have been requested all over the country.
Dr. Kotikian has been an expert witness on over 100 malpractice cases, given depositions on over 50 cases and testified at court over the past six years. His cases have included a wide variety of issues related to the Oral and Maxillofacial region including
Oral Pathology
Nerve Injuries
TMJ Issues
Oral Trauma
Oral and Facial Fractures and Lacerations
Injuries related to Extraction of Teeth
Injuries related to Dental Implant \ Surgery
Orthognathic Surgery Complications
Head and Neck Infections related to Teeth and Salivary Glands
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Avrum R. Goldstein, DMD, FRCD(c)
P O Box 365, 8805 Tamiami Trail North
Naples FL 34108
phone: 508-524-1919
Avrum R. Goldstein, DMD, FRCD(c)
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Dr. Goldstein has excellent academic credentials, including 15 years as an Assistant Clinical Professor at Yale University School of Medicine. He is currently an Adjunct Faculty member at Nova Southeastern University. He has placed thousands of dental implants during his career and is currently licensed in New York.
Dr. Goldstein has been offering litigation support services to attorneys for over 25 years. He is an excellent writer, an articulate speaker and an experienced teacher. He understands both patients and dentists.
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MRI reveals tear; Garman still rehabbing
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HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — MRI results will keep Brian Garman shelved indefinitely, as the testing revealed a slight tear in his labrum.
The Wapakoneta native has been on the disabled list since June 24. He is a relief pitcher for the Double-A Huntsville (Ala.) Stars in minor league baseball, an affiliate of MLB's Milwaukee Brewers.
"My doctors said the slight labrum tear is not consistent with a pitcher's injury and that it's probably an injury from football," Garman said. "The doctors said they don't even think (the tear) is the cause of my pain."
Garman said his doctors feel his injury could an impingement or tendinitis, injuries he has previously suffered.
The 24-year-old will continue rehabilitating the injured area in Alabama, saying he is not sure how much longer the injury will keep him out of action.
"There is a chance I go to Arizona and rehab," Garman said, talking about the Brewers' spring training facility in Phoenix, Ariz. "We're kind of waiting to hear word on that."
First, Garman said he might return to Wapakoneta early next week during his team's All-Star break.
Garman attended the University of Cincinnati for baseball and was drafted in the 17th round of the 2010 MLB draft by the Brewers. He is a Wapakoneta High School graduate.


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A Novel
John Lanchester
W.W. Norton: 527 pp., $26.95
When an author finds a one-word title that fits his book perfectly, it's usually a good portent for its content. And certainly "Capital" is doubly eponymous here, for London — the great city, once capital of an empire and now, since the deregulatory Big Bang of 1986, of the financial world — and for the lucre that is lifeblood to both.
What we encounter at the heart of this vibrant piece of fiction, pulsating with events and emotions, is not mere cold cash but also that grander aspect of money as something expected to go forth and multiply — what Karl Marx was talking about in his famous "Das Kapital," providing yet another sly aspect to Lanchester's protean title.
In December 2007, when Lanchester's novel opens, investment banker Roger Yount ponders the necessity of a bonus to keep his own finances afloat:
"He did very much want his million pound bonus … because he had never earned it before and he felt it was his due and it was a proof of his masculine worth. But he also wanted it because he needed the money. His basic pay of £150,000 was nice as what Arabella called 'frock money,' but it didn't even pay for his two mortgages. … [I]f he didn't get his million-pound bonus this year he was at genuine risk of going broke."
Lanchester takes the time to give us a rundown of the Yount family's expenses, which are hair-raising and at times so over the top you cannot help laughing out loud. But as a dipstick into the wretched excess of that prelapsarian world, it is a valuable sociological document. Roger believes he has done so well shuffling his firm's money around that when he goes in to get his bonus, his expectations have actually risen to multiples of the original million.
The fraction — I'll leave it to the reader to discover just how small it is — that is his portion is not only a brutal reality check but a harbinger of the chill winds soon to blow in the financial world, buffeting Roger and many others. Multiple falls from sundry pedestals are a feature of this novel's plot.
But there's a lot more to "Capital" than money-changers and their temples. The book is centered on houses in a South London street, Pepys Road, aptly named for that famous 17th century Londoner whose diaries provide us with one of the most detailed, colorful portraits of London life. It was originally built, Lanchester informs us, by property developers in the late 1800s for "lower-middle-class families willing to live in an unfashionable part of town."
Fast-forward to the brave new world of 21st century boom-and-bust and even unfashionable addresses command price tags well into the millions. Lanchester truly knows London, its history, unique qualities, hugely varying neighborhoods: "the low spreading outer suburbs of London, then the taller blocks and the East End and the sense of old London, of working-class London, the places where you could, still, see the memory of the Blitz in the gaps between buildings, then just at the end the shocking wealth of the City."
"Capital's" readers get to see not just the City, as London's bustling financial district is known, but the city as a whole, with its diverse people, natives, those from the provinces and immigrants.
Although the exorbitant house prices in Pepys Road mean that the newer inhabitants have — or borrowed — plenty of money, there are still the odd holdovers, such as the elderly lady with her overgrown garden and the house not touched up in half a century. There's also the shop on the corner, run by an extended Pakistani family who live above it. A hugely talented Senegalese teen soccer star and his protective father, suddenly catapulted from poverty to vast wealth, occupy a rented house.
Add to the mix a Polish immigrant builder, sundry nannies, other support staff, co-workers and, bingo, you have a surprisingly broad sampling of Londoners. Lanchester has a real gift for getting into the minds and hearts of his characters. He can make you sympathize with even the most spoiled and unpleasant people when they find themselves in certain circumstances, make you experience joys and sorrows, elation and disappointment.
Those who have read Lanchester's debut 1996 novel, "The Debt to Pleasure," and its successor, "Mr. Phillips" (2000), already know that he has a knack for creating fictional characters and for getting right inside their heads. But with all the kudos due those entertainments, with "Capital" he has risen to a whole new level of accomplishment. Perhaps his intimate familiarity with the world of finance, displayed in 2010's "IOU: Why Everyone Owes Everyone and No One Can Pay," has led him to the perfect subject for his fictive talents.
Yet "Capital's" large, vivid canvas has so much more at its center than financial events. One feels a quantum leap not just in technical assurance as he moves his people back and forth but in depth and heft as he takes on big questions, such as the nature of money, the point of wealth, the structural fragility underlying so many kinds of lives. It's not surprising that critics are seeing in "Capital" something akin in acuity and sweep to Anthony Trollope's coruscating masterpiece "The Way We Live Now."
"Capital" is one of the few contemporary books that seems destined to be read a hundred years from now, both for its innate qualities as fiction and for its valuable portrait of the way we lived on the crest of that mad wave of unrealistic expectation. Readers then will have the advantage over us, for while we cannot be sure where the crash of 2008 is still going to take us, they'll know what rough beasts emerged from that bursting bubble of prosperity, brilliantly evoked in this memorable, stunning novel.
Rubin is the author of "Sarah Gertrude Millin: A South African Life."


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Tips on Stylish Closet Organization
Flipping through this month's issue of Lucky, a magazine known more for its fresh take on fashion than interior design I came across this spread on organizing your closet. From tips on how to stack sweaters to how to properly store your shoes the piece is full of smart tips and inspirational visuals.
With spring-cleaning around the corner my closet is the one thing I am truly dreading tackling. While the rest of my apartment is nearly always company ready, I tend to worry less about what is behind closed doors until it gets a bit out of control.
A few standout pieces of advice from the spread include:
• Invest in drawer dividers like these from the Container Store to keep your lingerie drawer neatly organized
• Use library style dividers to keep purses standing upright on a shelf.
For more great tips on how to organize and preserve your clothes check out the full spread here.
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CAFA encourages members to get in touch whenever there's an issue that needs to be brought to the attention of the Board of Directors. The message appears in CAFA News and various types of correspondence. With an all-volunteer board and a shoestring budget, you need all the input possible to keep on top of developing issues, whether local, regional or statewide. That's especially true in a state as big as California.
CAFA occasionally hears from members and does what it can to provide support. Recently, we received a letter taking us to task for not doing enough to defend Roundup Ready Alfalfa and questioning our commitment to providing leadership.
It's easy to understand the frustration over the federal court injunction that prohibits planting of RR alfalfa until an Environmental Impact Statement is completed, which takes a year or more to achieve. Add in the USDA/APHIS "administrative order" containing regulations that are almost impossible to comply with, and the frustration level is even higher.
In answering the letter, CAFA pointed out that it's important to understand that the eight growers and three non-growers on the Board of Directors volunteer their time. It's difficult for growers to find the time to serve on a board and some have taken an extra two-year term because no one else wanted to replace them. Except for a generous donation from the San Joaquin Valley Hay Growers Association, CAFA is primarily funded by dues with an annual budget of approximately $40,000.
Nonetheless, CAFA has accomplished a great deal for an all-volunteer board with a limited budget and one part-time employee. For example, CAFA played important roles in getting regulatory agencies to approve a 24 (c) label for zinc phosphide use in alfalfa, and to speed up label approval for Steward due to worm problems. In the year before Steward was registered, we tried to get a Section 18 when growers contacted CAFA to report difficulty in controlling armyworms.
CAFA has also responded to requests to explore new labels for herbicides that control problem weeds in alfalfa. We received resistance from the manufacturers, but we will do what we can to support new labels for materials that help solve pest control problems.
Recent CAFA newsletters have reported on the effort to have the USDA/ARS establish comprehensive dairy-forage research programs for Western states. The effort, supported by the California Farm Bureau and Western United Dairymen, involves the tough task of getting Congress to pass legislation that mandates more ARS positions in California and other western states. Sometimes, CAFA's efforts may not be visible because we partner with other organizations, such as our support for the Farm Bureau's effort to improve new tie-down regulations for hauling hay.
When the RR Alfalfa suit was in the court system it was out of CAFA's hands. However, CAFA did contact and work with APHIS in an effort to change the regulations issued July 12, especially the requirement to tag each bale of RR alfalfa.
If the regulations, particularly bale tagging, are modified to make it practical for growers to ship RR alfalfa, three CAFA board members deserve credit — Phil Bowles, Bowles Farming; Rick Staas, president, San Joaquin Valley Hay Growers Association, and Dan Putnam, University of California, Davis. CAFA will continue to monitor the situation and respond if the opportunity arises.


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Orion Expedition Cruises has announced that delivery of their new ship, the former Clelia II, has been delayed by about a month. The need for "additional technical work" has been given for the delay.
You may recall the ship's rather harrowing voyage through the Drake Passage this past December. Buffeted by 30 foot seas which broke windows on the bridge and took out the communications equipment, the ship made its way to Ushuaia under diminished power against heavy winds.
The year before that, in December 2009, Clelia II ran aground in the Antarctic Peninsula, resulting in the shutdown of the starboard engine and loss of electrical power on board. Another cruise ship, the Corinthian II, helped pull it off the rocks.
Clelia II just didn't have an easy time of it in Antarctica. Perhaps, after all the work is finished and Orion II emerges with her new livery, she will find her new life more to her liking.


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Purpose: Myth Weather is a module for the MythTV project with the purpose of displaying the local weather
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During the CNN Republican presidential debate Tuesday, November 23, Newt Gingrich made statements about U.S. potential oil supply that reveal either total ignorance of energy or supremely dangerous demagoguery.
He stated that the United States could discover and produce enough oil in 2012 to cause a worldwide oil price collapse.
GINGRICH: But let me make a deeper point. There's a core thing that's wrong with this whole city.
You said earlier that it would take too long to open up American oil.
We defeated Nazi Germany, fascist Italy, and Imperial Japan in three years and eight months because we thought we were serious.
If we were serious, we would open up enough oil fields in the next year that the price of oil worldwide would collapse. Now, that's what we would do if we were a serious country. If we were serious…
Earlier in the debate, when discussing the impact on Europe and the global price of oil of stopping Iranian exports through sanctioning its central bank, Gingrich said that would not be a problem. The United States would simply provide an additional 4 million barrels of oil per day to Europe to cover the Iranian shortfall.
BLITZER: The argument, Speaker Gingrich — and I know you've studied this, and I want you to weigh in — on the sanctioning of the Iranian Central Bank, because if you do that, for all practical purposes, it cuts off Iranian oil exports, 4 million barrels a day.
The Europeans get a lot of that oil. They think their economy, if the price of gasoline skyrocketed, which it would, would be disastrous. That's why the pressure is on the U.S. to not impose those sanctions. What say you?
GINGRICH: Well, I say you — the question you just asked is perfect, because the fact is we ought to have a massive all-sources energy program in the United States designed to, once again, create a surplus of energy here, so we could say to the Europeans pretty cheerfully, that all the various sources of oil we have in the United States, we could literally replace the Iranian oil.
Now that's how we won World War II.
It seems absurd to have to rebut these preposterous statements, but here are the facts.
During the week ending November 18, 2011, the US used 14.8 million barrels (Mbopd) of crude oil as input to refineries. This included 5.9 Mbopd of domestic crude oil production and 8.3 Mbopd of net crude oil imports. From this input, 18.6 Mbopd of petroleum products were produced and consumed (Exhibit 1).
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The U.S. would have to increase field production by more than double current production to become oil independent by increasing domestic production to 14.8 Mbopd. Even peak production in 1970 of 10,000 bopd would only meet 68% of current crude oil consumption. To bring about a collapse in world oil prices, as Mr. Gingrich suggests, would mean increasing U.S. production by substantially more than this.
Maximum daily production from Prudhoe Bay Field, the largest in the United States, was 1.5 million bopd in 1979 (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prudhoe_Bay_Oil_Field). Mr. Gingrich suggests that we can find more than six additional Prudhoe Bay-sized fields in one year. Prudhoe Bay was discovered in 1968, did not begin production for 11 years, and did not reach peak production until 13 years after its discovery. But Mr. Gingrich thinks that there are many Prudhoe Bay fields waiting to be found that can be at explored, developed and brought to peak production in one year.
It is difficult to imagine that Mr. Gingrich could be unaware of these fundamental facts and probabilities. If so, he must be placed in a lower category than Rick Perry and Herman Cain who simply could not remember what they presumably knew. The only other possibility is that he knows the reality of oil supply and is misleading to the American people in order to gain support for a positive "can do" message. Either way, it is clear that Mr. Gingrich does not have a realistic understanding of the oil exploration and production business.
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Buffalo Veterinary Group is currently seeking two full time associates. One for ourLewiston Animal Hospital, and another for our Grand Island Animal Hospital. We are a group of five privately-owned AAHA-certified hospitals located in suburban Buffalo, NY. Two of our hospitals are open 24-hours for urgent and emergent care. This allows for comprehensive patient care and diversity in caseload.
The ideal candidate practices high quality medicine, is patient and personable, and communicates well with clients. It is also important to be self-motivated and eager to increase your knowledge. Strong attention to detail and problem solving skills are invaluable. Excellent opportunity for new graduates to join a multi-doctor, multi-practice, small animal group that prides itself on bringing quality and innovative care to our patients. This is an ideal position for a new graduate, as we will mentor you and provide the direct support needed to allow you to grow your medical and surgical skills.
Our facilities are equipped with full in-house Idexx laboratory equipment, digital x-ray and digital dental, ultrasound, surgical and therapeutic laser, ocular tonometry, sevoflurane anesthesia, blood products, acupuncture, a complete pharmacy and Impromed Infinity computer software. In the Spring, our central emergency hospital will have a CT that all of our doctors will have concierge access for their patients.
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HORRY COUNTY (WMBF) - Pressing the lock button on a keyless entry device would make anyone feel safe and protected knowing no one can get into their vehicle. The only problem, that's not always true.
Apparently thieves are targeting those keyless entry remotes by using a device to de-code the signal and break into vehicles.
Local law enforcement agencies like the Myrtle Beach Police Department, haven't witnessed these types of crimes in the Grand Strand yet, but officers admit they know of it happening else where.
"On national news they've had coverage about these devices. If people are using their remote controls for their car locks they have this device that can pick it up and mimic the code so they can get into the vehicle after you leave," according to Captain David Knipes with the Myrtle Beach Police Department.
Captain Knipes believes this crime is just another reminder to be careful and aware of your surroundings, "If you can take that extra time to manually hit the door lock than that's something you should do."
Anne Alexiou, is a Myrtle Beach resident who uses her keyless entry routinely when getting in and out of her vehicle. She said she isn't surprised at all to hear of such a thing, "they're intercepting everything else our computers our phones and I think anything that can be sent up in the air can be intercept. It's one new way of getting us."
Alexiou admits hearing this new way criminals are targeting people has her on guard, "they can hack into anything anywhere so why not your car?"
Experts in these types of crimes have been quoted as saying these types of high tech criminals have to use the proper technology to pull something like this off.
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Bluffton High's volleyball team had no trouble sweeping through its first regular season in SCHSL Region 8-AAAA. But as the Bobcats saw at a high-level tournament last weekend, the competition level is about to increase significantly.
Region-champion Bluffton (36-8-2) opens the Class AAAA state tournament at home Tuesday against Sumter or West Florence.
The Bobcats, who would host through at least the first three rounds, went 1-2-2 in a recent event at Wando. That included a tight 17-25, 25-21, 15-11 loss to fifth-ranked Aiken. Bluffton coach Al Stern said his staff got a chance to scout the teams they would likely play in the second, third and fourth rounds of the playoffs.
"We know what we're up against," Stern said, "and we're up against some very good teams."
Eighth-ranked Bluffton didn't drop a game in 10 region matches and owns an impressive non-region victory over No. 4 Wando.
The Bobcats were a little short-handed in their regular-season finale Tuesday, as senior middle blocker Abby Roulston missed victories against Ashley Ridge and Hilton Head Prep with an illness.
Stern said he hopes to have her in the lineup for the state tournament opener, or possibly a second-round match Thursday.
In the meantime, eighth-grader Madison Cooler is manning the all-state Roulston's spot in the middle.
"Madison can get up there. She's got a good vertical," Stern said. "But you don't replace a (6-foot-1) blocker that easily. (Roulston) is a senior. She's got all the experience in the world. We're hoping she'll be back."
Cooler's sister Mackenzie, the Bobcats' other all-state performer, is confident entering the postseason. She starred again Tuesday night, leading the team with 26 kills, 22 assists, 12 digs and six blocks.
Jordan Franklin had 20 kills and 24 assists, and Morgan Delaplane had 13 digs.
The Bobcats weren't challenged in either match, beating Ashley Ridge 25-7, 25-11 and Hilton Head Prep 25-11, 25-17, 25-14.
"Right now, I think we're playing really well. We just need Abby back," Mackenzie Cooler said. "I think we're ready."


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Imagine how wonderful it is to be on The Deck at The Dock looking out at the boats moored in the harbour; lights from The Bolte Bridge reflecting off still waters; hot air balloons drifting by; listening to the quietness of early morning as the city wakes. This is what JinLi Tai Chi students enjoy every Thursday morning at 7.30am in Docklands.
This wonderful Tai Chi group have embraced Docklands with a passion and will not miss the opportunity to share their love of Tai Chi with anyone who comes along. As one of the students said "We really love it when new people join the group. It's a great chance to meet people in the community and introduce them to Tai Chi. They are always amazed at the fact we have such a quiet and beautiful spot to practice despite being only 2 minutes from the city centre.
If you want to find a group of people at Docklands where you will be accepted no matter what, you can't go past the Tai Chi on The Deck at The Dock.
If it is raining, classes will be held upstairs in the Terrace of Library at The Dock.
Tai Chi (Taijiquan in Chinese) is literally an internal Chinese Martial Art that has been practiced in China since the 16th Century. It is a tranquil and graceful way of keeping fit, improving your health, and helping to prevent the stresses and strains of modern living. classes include Qigong breathing and meditation techniques; strength, flexibility, balance and coordination exercises; martial applications, forms and in time, weaponry. The classes are created as the perfect mind-body exercise program for all Australians based on well-researched and tested guidelines from the best sport universities, organisations and professionals in China and Australia. They work to provide you with the perfect mind-body exercise program suitable for all ages and fitness levels
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The hotel offers a coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wired and wireless Internet access.
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On Saturday, Nassau County Executive Edward Mangano announced the closing of all county parks, marinas and senior centers starting on Monday until further notice. In addition, visiting hours at the Nassau County Correctional Center were cancelled for Monday.
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The Long Island Power Authority issued the following statement ahead of the storm: "LIPA is actively monitoring the storm and is working with regional emergency management organizations to prepare. Severe weather, including heavy rain, flooding and damaging sustained winds, is expected to begin Sunday afternoon, with the full brunt of the storm hitting the area on Monday and Tuesday.
"Based on the severity of the storm," the power authority continued, "we urge customers to prepare and plan for power outages that could last as much as seven to 10 days. While not all customers will see restoration crews working specifically in their neighborhoods following the storm, crews will perform damage surveys as soon as possible during and after the storm and follow established safety guidelines."
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Tanner brothers to be inducted into Idaho Potato Museum Hall of Fame
BLACKFOOT — Often when inventors come up with ideas to make a certain industry process easier, they need the help of others to bring their ideas to life.
During a couple of generations and over five decades, Earl M. Tanner and sons Dave, Max and Harvey did just that for many of Bingham County's potato farmers.
"It was solving their problems," Dave said of the role the four Tanners had in growing the county's potato industry into the world power it now is. "Sometimes I think we asked too many questions."
"All of what we've done has been other people's ideas and then we'd improve upon them," Max said. "Dad drummed into us that it was our responsibility to give the customers all the ideas we could think of for solving his problems and then let him choose."
One of the things Earl is known for is designing and building a seed potato cutter that revolutionized the industry. In the 1930s, farmers cut their seed potatoes by hand. That method allowed them to prepare about four 100-pound bags an hour for planting.
"About 1960 Merlin Miles and Scott Brown brought the idea of a seed cutter to Dad," Dave recalled. "At that time there was a bottleneck on the cutting tables that limited how many could be done. Dad suggested putting progressive rollers on the cutting table."
Earl then designed that table, which had a 24-inch wide cutter, enabling farmers to prepare 60 bags an hour. Over the years he designed and built tables with increasingly wider cutters. Today Wada Farms (one of the area's biggest potato producers) cuts 1,000 sacks an hour.
That cutter was just one item of farm machinery that E.M. Tanner and Sons had a part in developing. While working for Filer Seed Company in the 1930s, he overhauled the thrasher machines used in harvesting Bingham County's 3,000 acres of beans and peas. His combines were gentler than the grain machines in use, an important element in keeping the peas and beans intact.
The three brothers grew up in the business and eventually divided responsibilities.
Dave handled the production end, Max was in charge of manpower and Harvey was in charge of design and engineering.
Because of their contributions to the potato industry, the three men will be inducted into the Idaho Potato Museum's Hall of Fame Thursday night. An open house is scheduled from 6:30-8 p.m. at the museum, 131 NE Main.
"It was all an effort to make things work better," Dave said of their business.
"We had some associations with some really good farmers," Max added. "The farmers were the real impetus of growing this potato industry.
"The success of our business shows that anything's possible if you don't care who gets the credit," Dave said.
The three sold their business to some of their employees in 2007.
Max noted that those people are continuing the tradition of excellence they established.
Dave and Harvey left Blackfoot for a time, but returned to help Earl and Max build the business. Dave served an LDS Church mission and served in the Army before returning home for two years of vocational training at Idaho State. Harvey served an LDS Church mission in New Zealand and spent a year as an engineering student at BYU.
"Another thing that was important to our business was the spiritual side," Harvey said. "We often felt like we had more help than was in our own hands."
The three brothers all married in 1957. Dave married Betty Fife. They raised eight children and now have eight grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Harvey married Afton Monson. He had six children and now have 30 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Max married Beverly Meacham. They had six children, two of whom died in infancy. They have 10 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
Max said employee involvement helped their company be successful. "If I could make it pleasant for the employees and let them kick their ideas in, we made a lot more progress."


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Spellman Lake Waterfowl Production Area
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Spellman Lake Waterfowl Production Area covers approximately 393 acres, plus two shallow lakes, approximately 7 miles west of Hanley Falls, Minn. Spellman Lake has a good variety of habitat, including upland grass, seasonal wetlands, wetlands, tree belts and food plots. The two lakes are meandered – meaning under state control – so, not officially part of the waterfowl production area. However, they are open to public access for hunting and other recreation.
The waterfowl production area is open for hunting in accordance with all Minnesota hunting regulations. An additional requirement for all waterfowl production areas is that non-toxic shot must be used in shotguns for ALL hunting. The use, or possession, of any shotgun shells that are not listed as a federally-approved non-toxic shot is illegal on all waterfowl production areas.
Finding the WPA:
From the north, take County Road 18 west from Hanley Falls for approximately 7.4 miles to 440th Street. Follow 440th Street south for one mile to the parking lot (shown on map).
From the south, follow County Road 2 to County Road 8 north. Stay on County Road 8 traveling north for approximately two miles (you will enter the WPA) then follow 455th Street north (this is the eastern boundary of the WPA) around to parking lot on the north end of the WPA.
There is a Minnesota DNR boat access on the western side of the upper lake. This is accessible by local township roads. Parking is available at the boat launch.
Respect private property:
The boundary of this waterfowl production area is clearly marked. There is a small piece of private property in the northwest corner of this waterfowl production area. Please act responsibly and honor the WPA boundary. Straying onto private land without permission can harm relationships with our private landowner neighbors. Positive, constructive relationships with these neighbors play an important role in the well-being of wildlife and the future of hunting.
Hunting opportunities:
As part of a joint project between the Minnesota DNR, Ducks Unlimited and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, a water control structure was installed on the lake in 2006. The water level was lowered last year – and continues to be lowered this year – to remove carp and invasive minnows that have destroyed vegetation on which waterfowl feed. Because of this water control effort, both lakes are shallow and access is very difficult. A very dedicated waterfowler, prepared to drag a boat through lots of deep mud and vegetation, could get to open water and would likely find good populations of ducks and geese. If a good carp and minnow winter kill occurs this year, water levels will be returned to normal levels and waterfowl hunters will find easier access – and likely many more waterfowl – next year.
Good pheasant hunting can be found throughout the waterfowl production area. Marsh edges, grassland around the old building site and areas around the food plot along the northern side of the lower lake can be particularly productive.
White-tailed deer are also found throughout the waterfowl production area. Permanent stands or blinds are not allowed. The use of nails, wire, screws, or bolts to attach a stand to a tree or hunting from a tree into which a metal object has been driven to support a hunter is also prohibited. Portable or temporary hunting blinds or stands are permitted, but must be removed at the end of each day's hunt.
Please act responsibly
In addition to wetlands, grassland vegetation (for nesting use) is also critical to waterfowl. Parking in designated areas limits damage to this critical vegetation and reduces travel lanes for predators (red fox, skunk, and raccoon) preying on ground-nesting birds. All outdoor enthusiasts, including hunters, bird watchers and hikers, should use the same parking areas.
Follow good hunting courtesy, safety rules and ethics. If one WPA is saturated with hunters, try another. Never hesitate to stop hunting short of a limit. Concentrate on taking only drakes; increasing hen numbers improve the prospect of higher waterfowl production for years to come. Report violators! They are detrimental to all and are a threat to the future of hunting. Pick up your empty shotshells and remove any trash you find as you enjoy your hunt. Return often, and bring a friend, to enjoy the outdoor wonders waterfowl production areas offer to everyone.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is the principal federal agency responsible for conserving, protecting and enhancing fish, wildlife and plants and their habitats for the continuing benefit of the American people. The Service manages the 97-million-acre National Wildlife Refuge System, which encompasses 548 national wildlife refuges and thousands of waterfowl production areas and other special management areas. It also operates 69 national fish hatcheries, 63 Fish and Wildlife Management offices and 81 ecological services field stations. The agency enforces federal wildlife laws, administers the Endangered Species Act, manages migratory bird populations, restores nationally significant fisheries, conserves and restores wildlife habitat such as wetlands, and helps foreign governments with their conservation efforts. It also oversees the Federal Assistance program, which distributes hundreds of millions of dollars in excise taxes on fishing and hunting equipment to state fish and wildlife agencies.
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As an international organization with a wide-ranging product program, Liebherr appeals to a large spectrum of professional groups. Experienced professionals can expect a diverse working environment with plenty of scope for decision-making and creativity as well as the continuity and reliability of an independent family-run business.
What we offer
From development to production, from procurement to distribution, from financial to strategic planning: Liebherr offers experienced professionals attractive and challenging assignments – in more than 130 locations around the world. Liebherr is a highly specialized company in the area of engineering, where knowledge and further development play an elementary role. Through individual encouragement, we open new career prospects and motivate our employees to embrace exciting challenges. This encouragement is orientated around career targets and the personal strengths of each individual. To supplement this, Liebherr offers established and extensive further and advanced training programs for specific occupational groups.
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Pike County, Indiana Genealogy
United States Indiana Pike County
Guide to Pike County Indiana genealogy. Birth records, marriage records, death records, census records, family history, and military records.
|Pike County, Indiana
Location of Indiana in the U.S.
|December 21, 1816
|County Seat
| Pike County Courthouse
801 Main Street
Petersburg, IN 47567
Phone: 812.354.6025
- 1 Historical Facts
- 2 Pike County, Indiana Resources
- 2.1 Bible Records
- 2.2 Biographies
- 2.3 Business Records
- 2.4 Cemeteries
- 2.5 Census Records
- 2.6 Church Records
- 2.7 Court Records
- 2.8 Directories
- 2.9 Emigration and Immigration
- 2.10 Ethnic and Religious Groups
- 2.11 Gazetteers
- 2.12 Genealogies
- 2.13 Histories
- 2.14 Land and Property
- 2.15 Maps
- 2.16 Military Records
- 2.17 Naturalization and Citizenship
- 2.18 Newspapers
- 2.19 Obituaries
- 2.20 Occupations
- 2.21 Periodicals
- 2.22 Public Records
- 2.23 Probate Records
- 2.24 Repositories
- 2.25 School Records
- 2.26 Taxation
- 2.27 Vital Records
- 2.28 Voter Registration
- 3 Pike County, Indiana Web Sites
- 4 Pike County, Indiana References
Historical Facts
Populated Places[[Image:
• Petersburg
• Spurgeon
• Winslow
• Otwell
• Stendaz
• Velpen
• Clay
• Jefferson
• Lockhart
• Logan
• Madison
• Marion
• Monroe
• Patoka
• Washington
Boundary Changes
Neighboring Counties
For a map of the 17 Southwest Indiana Counties, Click here, then select the Southwest Region from the Regional Township Maps dropdown box
Parent Counties
Record Loss
Pike County, Indiana Resources
The Pike County GenWeb site hosts numerous data bases; and a search engine that searches everything on the site except census and query boards. Click here to access this site.
Bible Records
Business Records
There are 166 known cemeteries in Pike County. Click here for a listing of known burials in cemeteries by township. Click on the township in which the cemetery is located for a list of all of the cemeteries in the township, and then click on the cemetery name to see a list of names (alphabetized) and dates of people known to be buried in the cemetery.
The data can also be accessed by clicking here to access the Pike GenWeb main page, typing the name of the individual you are seeking in the search engine box and clicking on Find. [note, this will return links to all pages that contain the name you entered into the search box. You must search through the list to find a cemetery reference, if it exists.]
Maps of 53 of the cemetery location are available; click here. You can also show its relative proximity to communities, libraries, and other cemeteries by clicking of the "Liasrws places near" above the map. Clicking on and individual pin will initiate a pop-up with the distance from the central (initial cemetery) location.
National Cemeteries in Indiana
There are 4 National Cemeteries in Indiana. Click here for links to these.
Census Records
For tips on accessing Pike County, Indiana Genealogy census records online, see: Indiana Census.
- Index to Defective, Dependent & Delinquent Census for Pike County, Indiana (1880) (members only database, Indiana Genealogical Society)
Church Records
Most church records are held by individual churches. For contact information, check a phone directory, such as SearchBug or Dex Knows. Some denominations are gathering their records into a central repository.
Court Records
- Directory of Businesses in Petersburg, Pike County, Indiana (1868) (members only database, Indiana Genealogical Society)
Emigration and Immigration
Ethnic and Religious Groups
1816--Pike County was created 21 December 1816 and named for Gen Zebulon M. Pike County seat: Petersburg [1]
Local Histories
- Anderson, Forrest R. 1942.Historical notes on Dubois & Pike Counties, Indiana. (Ireland, Ind: [s.n.].) FHL US/CAN Film 928078 Item 3 FHL Collectionother librariesFamilySearch Books Onlineancestry.com$
- McClellan, Ruth Miley. Pike County History: Bicentennial Edition 1776-1976. Petersburg, Ind: Pike County Historical Society; Evansville, Ind: Printed by Unigraphic, Inc., 1976.
- McClellan, Ruth Miley. Our people of Pike County, Indiana. Evansville, Ind: Unigraphic, 1878. 268 pages +16 p Index. LOC: F532.P6 M32, Dewey Decimal: 977.2/36 (biographies)
- Petersburg Womans Club. A History of Pike County, Ind. Petersburg, IN:typescript, 80 leaves. Copy at Barrett Memorial Library, Petersburg, Indiana. Microfilm at FHL
- Pike County Historical Society. Pike County, Indiana History and Families, 1816-1987. Paducah, Kentucky: Turner Pub. Co., c1987, 236 p. FHL
- History of Pike and Dubois counties, Indiana: from the earliest time to the present, with biographical sketches, reminiscences, notes, etc. : together with an extended history of the Northwest, the Indiana Territory, and the state of Indiana. 2000. (La Crosse, Wis: Brookhaven Press. Harvard (18th ed.)) 977.23 H2h FHL US/CAN Book FHL Collectionother library INTERNET ARCHIVE
Land and Property
Military Records
War of 1812
Civil War
- African American Veterans in Pike County, Indiana (1890) (members only database, Indiana Genealogical Society)
Civil War service men from Pike County served in various regiments. Men often joined a company (within a regiment) that originated in their county. Listed below are companies that were specifically formed in Pike County.
- 4th Regiment, Indiana Cavalry, Company F
- 5th Regiment, Indiana Cavalry (90th Regiment, Indiana Volunteers), Company C
- 10th Regiment, Indiana Cavalry, Companies F, and M
- 13th Regiment, Indiana Infantry, Reorganized Company G
- 17th Regiment, Indiana Infantry, Companies C, and F
- 24th Regiment, Indiana Infantry, Companies E, and H
- 42nd Regiment, Indiana Infantry, Company I
- 47th Regiment, Indiana Infantry, Company K
- 58th Regiment, Indiana Infantry, Companies D, E, G, and I
- 65th Regiment, Indiana Infantry, Company G
- 80th Regiment, Indiana Infantry, Company H
- 91st Regiment, Indiana Infantry, Company F
- 143rd Regiment, Indiana Infantry, Company I
- 146th Regiment, Indiana Infantry, Company K
- 152nd Regiment, Indiana Infantry, Company K
- 28th US Colored Troops, Addition Recruits for Colored Troops
- Wilder Battery, Indiana Light Artillery
Civil War Books
- "Military History" Chapter 5 in History of Pike and Dubois counties, Indiana: from the earliest time to the present, with biographical sketches, reminiscences, notes, etc.: together with an extended history of the Northwest, the Indiana Territory, and the state of Indiana. 2000. (La Crosse, Wis: Brookhaven Press. Harvard (18th ed.)) (page 317-324), 977.23 H2h FHL US/CAN Book FHL Collection other libraryINTERNET ARCHIVE
World War I
World War II
Naturalization and Citizenship
Public Records
Probate Records
County Courthouse
Pike County Courthouse
801 Main Street
Petersburg, IN 47567
Phone: 812.354.6025
County Clerk has marriage, divorce and court records from 1817
and probate records from early 1800's.
County health Department has birth and death records.
County Recorder has land records. [2]
Family History Centers
CountyPublic Library
There are three branches of the Pike County Library. The genealogy department is in the Petersburg branch, aka Bartlet Memorial Library, which is located at:
1104 Main Street
Petersburg, IN 47567
Ph 812-354-6257, ex 206
Fax 812-354-6259
Unique Features of the Genealogy Collection
- Curl Collection
Families of Pike County Indiana, an unpublished collection of interviews by a Mrs. Curl with people in the community about their families. Available only on library computers no children given to Mrs Alexander 1900
shirley firstname.lastname@example.com
• Newspaper Index
to family history information in 4 local newspapers 1874-1940?
(the newspapers are on microfilm)
- Pike County Democrat
- Petersburg Press
- Otwell Star
- Press Dispatch
School Records
- Early Schools of Pike County ($, Indiana Genealogical Society)
Vital Records
|Beginning Dates for Pike County Government Records
| 1900
| 1817
| 1900
| 1820
| 1817
| 1817
Original Records are in the county courthouse, in the following offices:
| Pike County Records Offices
Birth Death
| Health Office
| 812-354-8797
Marriage Probate
| Clerks Office
| 812-354-6025,
812-354-6369 fax:
PO Box 125 (mailing address)
| Land
| Recorders Office
| 812-354-6747,
812-354-2532, fax
Birth Records
Extracted birth data are on Pike GenWeb, Births
- Indiana State Digital Archives for Death, E-Publication, Institution, Military, Misc Historical, Naturalization Records can be searched by person name (accessed 26 May 2011)
Marriage Records
- Indiana Marriages, 1802-1892 - Ancestry.con $
- Indiana Marriages, 1780-1992 -FamilySearch
- Indiana Marriage, 1811-1959-FamilySearch
Death Records
- Indiana, Death Index, 1882-1920 - FamilySearch
Voter Registration
Pike County, Indiana Web Sites
- USGenWeb project. May have maps, name indexes, history or other information for this county. Select the state, then the county.
- Family History Library Catalog
- Pike County, Indiana Genealogy and Family History (Linkpendium)
Overview of Pike County from Wikipedia, Chamber of Commerce, and ebodunk
Pike County, Indiana References
- ↑ The Handybook for Genealogists: United States of America,10th ed. (Draper, UT:Everton Publishers, 2002).
- ↑ Handybook for Genealogists: United States of America, 10th ed. (Draper, Utah: Everton Pub., 2002), Pike County, Indiana 215 At various libraries (WorldCat); FHL Book 973 D27e 2002.


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It's not just the "Grey's Anatomy" mid-season premiere Thursday night weighing on Patrick Dempsey's mind – the would-be coffee company owner is facing several objections to his pending purchase of Seattle's Tully's chain.
Last week, the actor known as McDreamy triumphantly announced that his group Global Baristas' $9.15-million bid for Tully's was deemed the winner by the bankrupt company.
Several of the six other bidders, however, now say they won't go away without a tussle.
AgriNuture Inc., a food producer and distributor based in the Philippines, wrote in a Seattle bankruptcy court this week that it was willing to proceed with its bid.
The company's offer, when combined with Starbucks Corp.'s proposal to transition 25 Tully's shops to its own brand, amounts to $10.56 million – or $1.35 million more than Dempsey's.
AgriNuture, which runs six Tully's franchises in the Philippines, noted in the filing that it "understands that Starbucks is prepared to proceed."
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Finance group Kachi Partners, which managed the stalking horse bid for Tully's from Neon T Coffee Shops, filed a separate document contesting Dempsey's purported victory.
The Jan. 3 auction for Tully's "had substantial irregularities and the purchase price, to the benefit of all the Debtor's constituents, could have been – and could still be – at least $1.4 million higher," wrote Kachi Partners spokesman Shawn Hallinan in the filing.
Investor Tom T. O'Keefe, who wrote in yet another filing that he owns more than 5% of Tully's common stock, said he supported "restarting of the competitive bids."
A Seattle bankruptcy judge is scheduled to make a final call Friday on the Tully's purchase.
"We remain confident that the Court will reach the right decision and find that Global Baristas, LLC submitted the highest and best bid," Dempsey said in a statement. "The company chose between three final bids, and ours was millions more than each of the other two."
Yum Brands apologizes for KFC chicken scare in China
Supervalu sells grocery chains, including Albertsons, to Cerberus
Patrick Dempsey beats Starbucks, will pay $9.15 million for Tully's


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Flood opens Connie Mack title series with 3-2 victory
Last Wednesday, Flood Auto Group was one strike away from seeing its season come to an end. Four days later, Flood was one win away from a third consecutive Connie Mack state championship.
After dropping game one of its semifinal series last week, Flood put a seventh-inning rally together in game two and won game three for a berth in the championship series. Then on Sunday night, Flood took a one-game lead in the best-of-three title series with a 3-2 victory over the Cranston Bulldogs at Fay Field.
Game two was scheduled for Monday, with results unavailable at press time. Regardless, it's been quite a ride for the Flood squad.
"These guys are hungry," said manager Bryan Leahey. "Every year, we drill it into their heads, 'You've got to be hungry. You've got to want it. You've got the Hendricken target on you year in and year out. Rise to the challenge.' These guys have definitely done it. They've come through."
Flood found itself on the brink last week, when it lost game one of the semis to the Slocum Baseball Club of North Kingstown. The next day, things didn't go much better and Flood trailed by three in the seventh inning. But walks and some key hits turned it all around and gave Flood a thrilling 6-5 victory.
"The big one was game two," Leahey said. "We had a runner on first and two outs in the seventh, down by three. Four times, we were down to our final strike. The kids worked a couple of walks and we got some big hits. They stayed with it and they worked hard."
From there, Flood never looked back, taking an early lead and rolling to the 7-2 victory in game three.
The win set up a meeting with Cranston, who's in its inaugural season of Connie Mack baseball. The Bulldogs finished just ahead of Flood in the regular season standings, and they've also shown a flair for the dramatic in the playoffs. Cranston was in an 0-1 hole in its semifinal series against Diamond, but came back with 5-2 and 4-3 victories.
"We knew it would be a battle," Leahey said. "They're the No. 1 seed, we're the No. 2. We battled in the regular season. When you get to the championship, you know it's going to be tough."
And it was. Flood scored early and then took a 3-0 lead into the seventh inning. Cranston made a charge, but reliever Matt Colucci got Flood out of a jam to seal the one-run victory.
Flood was in the driver's seat early on. Ryan Rotondo doubled in the third and scored on an RBI single by Ron Gaynor. A base hit by Billy Keegan and an RBI single by Brady Chant scored Gaynor.
"That's huge," Leahey said. "We got some big hits with guys on base, and we had some great at-bats, guys with two strikes on them coming up with big hits. We've stayed true to our gameplan all season long, and we put it into action today just like we wanted to."
Flood didn't get much else against Cranston starter Dan McDonough – but also didn't need much.
Dan Thadeio, who was the hard-luck loser in game one of the semifinals, was dominant again for Flood. He took a no-hitter into the fifth inning and a shutout into the seventh. Thadeio struck out three.
"He's been one of those go-to guys all year," Leahey said. "He's one of the smartest kids in his class so you know he's thinking out there. He knows how to attack guys. A lot of times, he had those guys guessing."
Thadeio also responded on the rare occasions when things got tough. In the fifth, with two outs and a runner on second, Cranston's Mike Castillo grounded out to shortstop. But after a conference by the umpires, it was determined that Keegan's foot was off the first base bag. Flood was already in the dugout and had to come back out with runners on first and third.
Thadeio was undeterred. He induced a pop-up from Dan Miller and caught it for the final out of the inning.
"That's just the type of kid he is," Leahey said. "We always tell these guys, 'Regroup, you're in the game for a reason.' He stepped up the way he has to."
Flood added an insurance run in the sixth when Jake Sendley walked, took second on a wild pitch, moved to third on a groundout and scored on an infield hit by Rob Fredette.
That run proved to be crucial.
Cranston's Anthony Crudale led off the seventh with a walk. Thadeio got Jeff Ragosta to hit a ground ball to third, but Sendley's throw to second was off-target and everybody was safe. Brian Franco followed with a bloop single over second base to load the bases.
Thadeio stayed in the game, but Tyler Donahay grounded the next pitch through the right side to score Crudale, making it a 3-1 game.
That was it for Thadeio, who gave way to Colucci.
And the rising sophomore got the job done.
Andrew Ciacciarelli hit a sacrifice fly to bring another run home, but Colucci got Castillo to hit a grounder to short. Flood almost turned two, but settled for the force at second.
That left runners on first and third with two outs for Miller. Colucci jumped ahead 0-2, while Castillo stole second to put the winning run in scoring position. Miller fouled off the next pitch, before Colucci painted the outside corner and struck Miller out looking to end the game.
"I had absolute and complete faith in Colucci and he came in and did the exact job," Leahey said. "That's why we have him. That's one thing we preach to these guys all year long – if you're out there, rise to the challenge."
The victory gave Flood the inside track, but the way the Connie Mack playoffs have gone this year, nothing will come easy. From the quarterfinals on, every series has gone to three games.
Flood was just happy to get things started on the right foot.
"We wanted to make sure our guys were locked in and ready to go," Leahey said. "First game, you always want to come away with that one, especially when you're starting on the road."