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With 10 seconds left to play the Lady Bisons held a 56-54 lead over North Florida after freshman guard Anna Bowers sank two free throws.
North Florida came down court and found Jennifer Bowen, their best 3-point shooter in the corner. A bad pass threw off her shot as the final second ticked off the clock preserving the win for the Lady Bisons Saturday afternoon at Allen Arena. This season they had lost four games by two points or fewer, including a 52-51 decision at North Florida Dec. 4.
"It was back and forth in the second half," said Lipscomb coach Frank Bennett. "Anna did a great job of making those free throws.
"We just needed the one stop. Bowen made the shot down there, but this time we kept her in front of us and were able to contest it. We were hoping the law of averages was going to catch up with us."
The fact the Lady Bisons were in a position to win was a credit to their perseverance.
After starting out quickly the Lady Bisons stalled at nine points as North Florida went on a 13-0 run. Down 21-9 after that run, the Lady Bisons started chipping away at the gap.
"I thought we started off great in everything except putting the ball in the basket," said Bennett. "We weren't finishing, but we were getting good looks, getting defensive stops and moving the ball well.
"Once we got to nine we got stuck there. We got into a bad pattern. Nothing was going right for us. We were not finishing. We had a few turnovers. We were giving them some easy shots on transitions."
With 46 seconds left in the first half senior forward Jilian Partin connected on a 3-pointer to trim North Florida's lead to 32-27. Sophomore guard Jenna Bartsokas hit the second of two free throw attempts to trim the intermission deficit to four points, 32-28.
In the second half the Lady Bisons pulled within one, 33-32, when freshman center Clair Waggener hit a jumper. But North Florida went on an 8-0 run.
"We got enough of the lead cut down before halftime to give us a little bit of momentum. I have to give our players credit for battling in the second half. They are one of the better rebounding teams and we had to battle them on the boards."
However, the Lady Bisons rallied once again. A lay-up by Bartsokas pulled the Lady Bisons within two points, 41-39, with 12:12 left to play. Waggener tied the game on a lay-up at 11:40.
The game was back and forth the rest of the way. The Lady Bison led by four with 2:48 remaining as Bowers hit a pair of free throws. A lay-up by North Florida's Brittany Kirkland tied the game 53-53 with 1:03 left to play. North Florida would tie the game at 54-54 with 22 seconds on the clock, setting the stage of Bowers' game-winning free throws.
"North Florida is ranked second in the conference in scoring defense," said Bennett. "They are hard to score on. But we found ways to get shots."
Partin, playing a career-high 37 minutes, led the Lady Bisons with 18 points. She also grabbed 11 rebounds for the fourth time this season. It was also the fifth time this season, and the second game in a row, that Partin has recorded a double-double.
Sophomore forward Cree Nix hauled down a career-high and game-high 15 rebounds.
"Cree was really unbelievable on the boards," said Bennett. "That was a huge factor for us. She and Jilian were going all out to get to the boards."
Also in double figures for the Lady Bisons was Bartsokas with 16.
"Jilian was seeing when she could get to the basket and when she couldn't," said Bennett. "She made good decisions.
"We would like to get more balance than what we had. But it was a team effort."
Kirkland scored 14 points. She was the only North Florida player in double figures in scoring. Bowen grabbed a team-high 12 rebounds.
Partin, center Katie Rollins and forward Miriam McAlister were honored on "Senior Day". It was also alumni day for the Lady Bisons basketball team. A reception for all of the players, past and present, was held in the Hall of Fame room after the game.
The Lady Bisons are 6-23 overall, 4-16 in the A-Sun. North Florida fell to 8-20, 7-12 in the conference.
The next action for the Lady Bisons will be Wednesday night at 6 when they face Jacksonville in the Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament at Allen Arena. Tournament passes, priced at $50, are available at www.Ticketmaster.com.


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A pen & paper roleplaying game could be characterized as a mix of storytelling, social interaction and a board game. A group of people gets together, one acts as the Gamemaster. The Gamemaster is kind of like a referee or narrator, describing the story much like a writer would, with the exception that the players get to decide what the heroes do. The game is mostly played in the imaginations of the players sitting around the table. Most of these games are played in the framework of a set of rules. The most popular of these are the rules for d20 fantasy based games.
For computer gamers the term RPG has come to mean games that take advantage of the theme and atmosphere of these games, and rules. However, they are not really the same as pen & paper games.
So, is Fantasy Grounds a roleplaying game?
The basic answer is no, Fantasy Grounds is not a roleplaying game.
It definitely is not a computer roleplaying game, as you can't really play it on your own, and there is no game world that would respond to your actions interactively.
Fantasy Grounds is a set of tools to provide the means for you and your friends to play your pen and paper roleplaying game online. The game itself is a d20 System game, or some other similar product. You need to be somewhat familiar with the RPG you intend to play using Fantasy Grounds, so we would like to encourage you to get the relevant rulebook and read it, or get in touch with someone who is already familiar with the game. Having said that, Fantasy Grounds is an excellent way to start this great hobby, because you have the potential get in touch with a lot of players online.

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When searching for a used car in California, you could spend countless hours of wasted time sitting in traffic only to find that the car you went to look at wasn't what you really wanted. With California's large number of residents and number of used cars in the market, just going through the classifieds or from dealer to dealer could take days or even weeks, so why not do what thousands of California residents have done and find your next used car on CarsDirect?
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Friday, May 03 2019 - Friday, May 03 2019
Two professors at St. John Fisher College, Dr. Marta Rodríguez-Galán and Dr. Jonathan Millen, will offer a look at their "Bridges Across Generations" project as a part of the First Friday Lecture.
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The Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. School of Education invites you to a celebration recognizing excellence in education and leadership.
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Daniel Michael Blake Day-Lewis (born 29 April 1957) is an English actor with both British and Irish citizenship. His portrayals of Christy Brown in My Left Foot (1989) and Daniel Plainview in There Will Be Blood (2007) won Academy and BAFTA Awards for Best Actor, and Screen Actors Guild as well as Golden Globe Awards for There Will Be Blood. His role as Bill "The Butcher" Cutting in Gangs of New York (2002) earned him the BAFTA Award and a Screen Actors Guild Award.
Day-Lewis, who grew up in London, is the son of actress Jill Balcon and the Anglo-Irish Poet Laureate, Cecil Day-Lewis. He is a method actor, known for his constant devotion to and research of his roles. Often, he will remain completely in character for the duration of the shooting schedule of his films, even to the point of adversely affecting his health. He is known as one of the most selective actors in the film industry, having starred in only five films since 1997, with as many as five years between roles.
Day-Lewis was born in London, the son of British actress Jill Balcon and Anglo-Irish poet Cecil Day-Lewis. His father had lived mainly in England from the age of two and later became the United Kingdom's Poet Laureate. His mother's family was Jewish and originated in the Baltics. His maternal grandfather, Sir Michael Balcon, was the head of Ealing Studios. Two years after his birth, the family moved to Croom's Hill, Greenwich, where Day-Lewis grew up along with his older sister, Tamasin Day-Lewis, who became a documentary filmmaker and television chef.


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Since 2001: Recent Prints by Ed Ruscha
The approximately 25 prints featured in this exhibition are recent additions to the Edward Ruscha Graphic Arts Archive, a signal body of work that was acquired by the Fine Arts Museums in 2000.
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The approximately 25 prints featured in this exhibition are recent additions to the Edward Ruscha Graphic Arts Archive, a signal body of work that was acquired by the Fine Arts Museums in 2000.
On October 15, 2005, the de Young museum re-opened in Golden Gate Park to worldwide acclaim. One year and over 1.6 million visitors later, the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco wants to thank the Bay Area for its tremendous support. With the help of sponsors Bon Appetit, KFOG, and Wells Fargo, the celebration will kick off on Friday evening, October 13th, from 5 pm to midnight with a $5 admission fee. Following the Friday festivities, the de Young will host a community-wide Free Day on Saturday, October 14.
This exhibition features thirty beautiful California landscape paintings from the collection of Bay Area art collector Wendy Willrich, and is augmented by selected works drawn from the permanent collection of the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, as well as additional loans. The exhibition traces the evolution of California landscape painting from the "Hudson River School" style, through the advent of plein-air Impressionism, and finally to the colorful, Fauve-influenced style of the "Society of Six."
This exhibition of approximately 54 sculptures and 45 works on paper, with additional documentary source materials, including notebooks and vintage photographs by Imogen Cunningham, constitutes the first complete retrospective of Ruth Asawa's enduring and richly varied career. Drawing from works in Asawa's extensive archive as well as important loan contributions, the exhibition begins with her earliest works, drawings and paintings created in the 1940s at Black Mountain College, the famous experimental art school in North Carolina.
Connections Gallery
In conjunction with Charles Sheeler: Across Media
Charles Sheeler: Across Media is the first exhibition to focus exclusively on the complex, often paradoxical, relationships between photography, film, drawing, printmaking, and painting that were central to Sheeler's art. The exhibition features approximately 50 works and is accompanied by a fully illustrated catalogue featuring three essays: a brief introductory overview of the Sheeler literature, a detailed analysis of the artist's mediums and working methods, and a discussion of how those findings suggest new approaches to interpreting Sheeler's work.
In conjunction with Vivienne Westwood: 36 Years in Fashion
In the late 1980s Vivienne Westwood reintroduced the corset, transforming it from restrictive underwear into fashionable outerwear. Her revival of the corset may be her most important contribution to late-20th-century fashion. This exhibition chronicles the evolution of the corset through a selection of six historical corsets from the museum's permanent collection, along with print selections from the Achenbach Foundation for Graphic Arts.
In her recent work, Deborah Oropallo (b. 1954) deconstructs and enhances images to investigate the seduction and power that is evoked by gesture and pose. Oropallo layers images of contemporary women in provocative costumes, borrowed from the Internet, with images of men from 17th- and 18th-century portrait paintings, including several from the collection of the Fine Arts Museums. These traditional portraits were often contrived to convey not merely a likeness of the sitter, but also a sense of his importance and authority.
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(Preparatory Level - Level Ten)Keith Snell - Neil A. Kjos Music Company
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Scale Skills provides an organized system for the study of scales, arpeggios, chords, and finger exercises. Eleven appropriately graded levels ensure steady and thorough progress as pianists advance in their study of technic. The Preparatory Level is appropriate for students at the elementary to late elementary level, who are just beginning to learn simple scale and arpeggio patterns. Each level reviews and incorporates the exercises and activities from previous levels, helping students develop a solid technical foundation. Students may use Scale Skills to prepare for the technical requirements of many piano examination programs such as the National Guild of Piano Teachers National Piano Playing Auditions and Music Teachers Association of California Certificate of Merit.
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I have several copies of these in the collection up for grabs. I have two specific years represented here: 1984 & 1989. I sold out of the 1983's that I had.
If you need more than one copy, let me know. Read on for a little detail and some photos.
The 1984 Vanagon brochure below has 16 pages and also covers the Camper.
Finally, the 1989 Vanagon brochure below is nice, full of color, within 16 pages. There is some high level information covering the Syncro.
$13 for each Vanagon brochure shipped in the lower 48 states. If you are elsewhere, let me know and I can give you a shipping quote. Items will be shipped secured on cardboard within a bubblewrapped envelope. PayPal accepted.
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Follow Friday – December 27, 2013
Here are a few posts we found interesting this week. Have you read anything you think our readers should know about? Please post your favorites in the comment section below.
Women's Memoirs – What Tracks Do You Leave? This post encourages writing and talks about the invisible tracks we each leave every day. How will our descendants know we existed if we do not leave a written record?
Angel in your Inkwell blog – I am Not Diana Nyad. This post talks about organizing and writing.
National Association of Memoir Writers website. They have some free resources for writing.
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Follow Friday – October 25, 2013 – Writing Ideas
A few weeks ago we introduced new Writing Websites. One of which was The Bookshelf Muse. This website has been changed to Writers Helping Writers. Check out their Talents and Skills Theaurus.
Here are a couple other writing sites that we found useful. Please let us know which sites you enjoy.
The DuPage Writer's Group has an interesting post on Inventing Your Own Cliches.
Chicago Literary Map's blog. This was something new I found this week that encourages Chicago residents to write about places they visit in the city. Do you have anything like this where you live?
And, the OneMinuteWriter has some great writing prompts on its site. Take a peek!
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Jul 1st Preparatory task for Mysql upgrade - Reset Mysql users passwords
We have noticed that a number of customers are still using the old 16 byte password hash for MYSQL database users on shared hosting plans. We have sent several emails over the last few months requesting them to upgrade to the new 41 byte passwords, however there are still several users who have not done so. In case the password has not been reset ... Devamını Oku »
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Yahoo CEO Scott Thompson is telling employees the reason his bio said he had a computer science degree when he does not have one is that several years ago, a recruiter interviewed him for a job and then passed a document saying he had the degree to his potential employer.
He says that employer, PayPal/eBay, used that document to write his public bio and that the information spread like a disease from there.
Michael Travis, listed by BusinessWeek as one of the "World's Most Influential Headhunters," says Thompson's story is totally plausible.
"Many search firms do not present the candidate's actual resume to the client. Instead, they restate the candidate's background in the context of a longer report. It makes for a pretty, well-formatted document, but it also introduces all kinds of potential problems."
"First, anyone can make an innocent mistake, and the search firm can get the facts wrong. Perhaps that's what happened here. Candidates never see the reports prepared on them by search firms and would never have an opportunity to correct any errors."
"Or it might be something more nefarious. Restating the candidate's resume tempts the search firm to massage the candidate's background to fit the client's specification. It's not ethical, but it happens."
Travis says his firm, Travis & Company, requires candidates to present their potential employers with a resume.
"There's a lot to be learned from a candidate's resume, and hiding it from the client deprives them of useful information. Can the candidate write? What do his choices about what to include say about his mindset and what he thinks is important? Then there's the potential for disasters like this one. Clients need to see the original document."
One problem with Thompson's story is that he had plenty of chances to correct his bio – including the time when a radio interviewer specifically asked him about his CS degree.
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I am too busy to be a writer. I cannot sit still. I am certain that my AADD has simply gone undiagnosed. Busy, busy, busy, is good- good- good. I posted earlier about how I am waiting for three writing related things. One of those was the WOW! Women on Writing Flash Fiction Contest results from the spring quarter. Well, they have arrived, sort of. As a result, I am laughing in a certifiable way and rocking rhythmically in my seat. Here is my story:
I check the website and my email crazily. I was out for a while yesterday. When I returned there was a note from WOW! in my inbox. I took a deep breath and clicked. The top line read "Congratulations!" I could barely scroll down. Picture my eyebrows meeting my headband, my expression was caught between fright and elation. I wasn't breathing. This took point 4 seconds total, and then I was scrolling. Next, I looked like this: eyebrows diving together to corroborate an attack plan, giant huffy breath escapes loudly, smile dissolves into tiny pucker pulled full left.
Congratulations! I am one of the top 100, one hundred, ONE HUNDRED. Now, in 2-3 two to three MORE weeks, I will know if I made the second round cut. Maniacal laughter ensued right about here.
It seems that God (I hear that saying The Universe is the appropriate way to handle this, but that's actually insane) has seen my need to practice and improve upon my lack of patience. It is no accident that I have taken such an interest in writing. Everything about it is wait, and wait, and wait. I have successfully conceived, carried, and birthed three children in less time than it seems to take to hear back from one agent, or one contest.
Today, my house gets a full scrub down and my fall homeschool calendar will be completed, all in an effort to wait (I did not say patiently). Oh, those who are naturally patient have no idea how blessed they truly are. Those like myself shall drink up the coffee that turns our planet and go jogging or something to keep the internal combustion at bay.


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Passive Equity needed a new wordpress theme design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 6 designs submitted by 3 freelance designers.
Passive Equity, LLC
Nice to meet you! My name is Brian and I am co-owner of Passive Equity, LLC. We are a real estate investing company in San Antonio, TX. Shauwn's the real estate guy and I'm the marketing guy. (There are a few videos of us on passiveequity.com)
We like to have fun and get creative with real estate investing! We have a very casual office (Shauwn is putting across the carpet into a cup as I type).
Our business is helping people solve real estate problems. We can help people sell their homes and turn them into great places for others to live!
Target: People who need to sell their homes quickly.
They might have just been transferred, or gone through a divorce or something that causes them to need to get out of their house. They probably went to their computer and typed "how to sell my house quickly" and came across our site.
These people might be under some stress, so we really want to have a nurturing, welcoming, motherly feel. That's why we would like the image in the top left to be of a welcoming, pretty, nurturing woman... almost resembling a young mother who will take care of the visitor and gently guide them to our form on the top right.
Our site will provide a way for them to get an offer on their house in order to sell it quickly. To do that, we want them to fill out a form so that we can get them an offer.
All eyes should lead to the form at the top-right. The form should have the same functionality as the one that already exists at sellmyhouseformoney.com.
This will not resemble a typical wordpress blog (we use Thesis), because all of the normal navigational links should be very hard to find (in the footer). I uploaded a sketch of the design concept. It has a pretty tall header by wordpress standards and the body starts where it says "Sales Page Red Header".
The woman's eyes should lead to the right, there should be 3 red arrows leading to the form from the top, left and bottom. There should be no doubt what the viewer should do (fill out the form). Below the form should be a big button that says "Get My Offer!"
Please get creative with the house graphics and "sold" signs at the top-left (above the header). Also, have fun with the style. I am looking for the base colors to be blues with strong accents in red, yellow, orange or black. (use your own professional sense of color balance.)
The basic structure of the site to resemble the template found here: http://www.50dollarfilmschool.com/
Here are some other sites that are trying to do the same thing as us, but with your design skills, we are going to look much better!
One last thing: the area with the woman should be a 16:9 flash movie that I will add later. Your design of the woman and text will show up for the 1st 5 seconds and after the movie.


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In a business ecosystem that is only growing more complex and faster-moving, what separates high-performing organizations from the rest of the pack?
Today, sustainable competitive advantage has to be won by creating the internal capacity to improve and innovate – fast and without letup. Simply put, today's leading organizations outrace their competition by outlearning them.
Steve Spear and his High Velocity Edge help organizations of all types use dynamic discovery to transform the way they work and measurably improve outcomes.


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Server Life cycle
The terms "life cycle" conjure up an image of a biology class on butterflies for me. The metamorphosis that a butterfly undergoes is very interesting. Every stage has a specific purpose:
In the data center, life cycle of servers is something we deal with all the time. For analysis we could consider physical, virtual or software servers just like I did in a previous blog. I drew the life cycle of the 3 servers and the resulting diagram is below. Interestingly a physical server is the only one that can be truly re-purposed, more like the stages in the life cycle of a butterfly.
We generally think of software as versatile and malleable, but an application server is written for a specific purpose and may change a little over time with patches and enhancements. The life cycle of a software server starts with the development of the application and moves into a steady state production till it is finally retired. The life of these applications could be years or decades long. A generic virtual machine (server) with a basic operating system can surely be used for any purpose, but is less useful than one that has the entire software stack built up for a specific workload. Virtual machines with specific workloads could have long lives as well, but they are relatively new in production environments. The point however is that virtual machines will be usually requisitioned for a specific purpose and more likely never be re-purposed. The end of the virtual server life cycle occurs when the disk image is deleted. Physical servers on the other hand may be completely re-purposed during their life cycle. One day the server may be fastest server handling mission critical workload and after perhaps a year it is relegated to handling less important workloads and later used as a test machine for the production environment or application development. Eventually the server may be retired to make way for faster machines and recycled.
Although physical servers can theoretically be re-purposed often, IT departments tend not to do so, because of the cost and effort involved. Production servers must typically be placed in specific racks and on specific Local Area Networks (LANs). They may also need to be attached to a specific storage devices or storage area networks (SANs) in which case the cabling may have to be changed. All this takes time and administration effort. I recall waiting for weeks just to get the IP addresses of servers and access to the VLANs to start performance testing of applications. If manual tasks are involved, errors can occur and this can lead to loss of even more precious time. Application capacity planners therefore size server needs based on peak load. Adding server capacity in a timely manner, as demand spikes, may not be feasible. A physical server can also be re-purposed by running a completely different virtual machine with a different application on it. The constraints really depend on the workload. Can the workload (or application) run in a virtual machine? Can the application access the data and storage resources needed to complete the tasks at hand?
An ideal physical server is one that is open and versatile enough to run physical and virtual workloads efficiently. This is where the Cisco UCS with management capabilities provided by the Cisco UCS Manager shines. Re-purposing of servers is a breeze with the notion and definition of Service Profiles. These profiles extend the server identity all the way to LAN, SAN and thus data access. Cisco Unified Management goes beyond server re-purposing and takes into account the entire life cycle of servers, and provides workflow management functions to extract maximum value from server systems.
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How to Use This Map
(Edison National Historic Site)
1. Note the location of West Orange, New Jersey, in relation to New York City, where Edison's bankers and investors were located.
2. Since the automobile was not yet in use in 1886, how do you think Edison would have made the trip back and forth to New York City?
3. How might being close to the city and port of New York have been useful?* The map on the screen has a resolution of 72 dots per inch (dpi), and therefore will print poorly. You can obtain a high quality version of this map, but be aware that the file will take as much as a minute to a load with a 28.8K modem.


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Can Look For Things Like Toughened Safety Glass And Extra Thick Glass
There are many adorable choices of bathroom designs today. The changing bathroom design is in line with the lifestyle and needs. For those who live in dense urban areas, it is not excessive if you need a comfortable place to relax for a moment. Bathroom can be your choice, especially with designing the bathroom in accordance with the concept that you want. If the bathroom is the most fitting place for you to relax and unwind, then you have to imagine it as the most comfortable place in your home.
You can create an open shower bathroom design. The fresh and comfortable atmosphere can support your relaxation. The open shower bathroom will provide more freshness. The freshness will release the stress of daily routine. It also can provide balance to the body and mind.
Here are some things that can be considered in planning an open shower bathroom design. The space arrangement should be simple. Provide the toiletries small containers to keep the bathroom neatness such as toothbrush, toothpaste, soap, etc. Three or two color combination will present the neutral impression, monochromatic and elegant.
Moreover, we should also notice about the texture arising from materials used for floors, walls, ceilings and other accessories along with the sanitary. Try to use the other elements to make the open shower bathroom looks more interesting. Usually a wall mounted shower is more attractive by providing the wall decorations, spot light lighting, or other trinkets such as pebbles, mortar footrests, etc.
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Artist Jason Freeny has helped Insomniac custom-sculpt this one-of-a-kind set of cross-sectioned vinyl figures of Ratchet & Clank for a charity auction.
The auction also includes a Qwark vinyl signed by the team at Insomniac. A portion of the proceeds going to the Starlight Children's Foundation.
The auction, which ends next week, was up to $US350 or so as of this posting. Get on it!
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Monday, January 11, 2010
Corrections to Issue 49
Thanks to Mary Mys, a few corrections:
IRA DAVIS LOUNSBURY and ELIZABETH alia BETSY PIPER
Elizabeth alia Betsy Piper born 12 MAY 1826 in New York State; died 09 OCT 1899 in Pipersville, Jefferson County, WI; burial next to husband at Pipersville Cemetery, Jefferson County, WI.
SON JOHN LOUNSBURY and LILLIAN MAE ASPINWALL
Daughter Bessie Mae Lounsbury born 19 JAN 1883 in Pipersville, Ixonia Township, Jefferson County, WI.
Married Homer Charles Cook 27 SEP 1919 in Sherry, Wood County, WI. Married at her parents' home. (Homer Charles Cook was born in Pennsylvania). Bessie Mae Lounsbury divorced Homer Charles Cook prior to 1930 and resumed her maiden name, LOUNSBURY. Bessie Mae Lounsbury died 19 DEC 1969 in Watertown, Jefferson, Jefferson County, WI. (WI DEATH INDEX)
Under IRA DANIEL LOUNSBURY and MARTHA MINERVA JORDAN
Your #17: John Milton Lounsbury born 28 DECEMBER 1873 in Watertown, Ixonia Township, Jefferson Co., WI. He WAS NOT BORN IN MANITOWOC CO., WI, but died there. He has a WWI Draft Card, which gives me his middle name.
Thomas Lounsbury, who died during WWII, was NOT DIVORCED from Georgia Whiting. She remained a widow for quite some time after his death, and then remarried. She lived with her parents while he was in service and after Thomas Lounsbury's death. One of the obits says survived by his wife and two children. Whoever sourced that they were divorced is incorrect.
On your No. 42: The correct spelling is HAUGE. Alice B. Lounsbury, daughter of Fremont Lawson Lounsbury and PRIEBE was born 03 June 1910 in Madison, Dane County, WI. Married HOWARD LEROY HAUGE ca 1929-1930 in Madison, Dane County, WI. His parents were of Norwegian descent. He obtained his medical degree from the University of Wisconsin after their marriage. Yes, he worked for an insurance company as a head in Flushing, New York. HOWARD LEROY HAUGE born 15 Dec 1906 in Westby, Christiana Township, Vernon County, WI; died 28 MAR 1986 in Pompano Beach, Broward County, FL. ALICE B. LOUNSBURY HAUGE died 25 APR 1976 in Boca Raton, Palm Beach County, FL. They had children who were born in Madison, WI, but unknown names.
Son of Dr. Ben Franklin Lounsbury and Williams:
Richard William Lounsbury
Married Gwendolyn Cole 04 SEP 1937 in Crittenden Co., Arkansas; license date Certificate 07067; Vol. 1
Names: Richard Lounsbury and Gwendolyn Cole
Richard W. LOUNSBURY married Georgia DISCH 02 AUG 1941 in Ste. Genevieve, Ste. Genevieve Co., MO., by Justice of Peace
Richard W. stated that he lived in Chicago, Cook Co., IL and was over the age of 21; Georgia Disch stated that she was over the age of 18.
As to John Glenn Lounsbury and Anna Louise alia Louise Jorgensen's other two children (FLOYD BEING THE OTHER):
JOHN GORDON alia GORDON LOUNSBURY born 31 March 1919 in Sherry, Wood County, WI. He married Helen UNKNOWN SURNAME ca 1939-1940. Unknown where. GORDON LOUNSBURY died 06 MAR 1950 in Waukesha, Waukesha County, WI.
OBITUARY: Waukesha Daily Freeman, Monday, March 6, 1950, page 10
Father of Three Dies at 30 years.
Gordon Lounsbury died suddenly at his home at 131 South St. this morning. He was 30 years old and the father of three small children. Lounsbury had been employed at the Alloy Products Corp. for the past nine years and was a member of the First Presbyterian church. He was born in Sherry, Wis., on March 31, 1919. Lounsbury had been ill for several days with a type of influenza. He worked for the shipping room of the Alloy Products corp. He is survived by his wife, Helen, and three children, Lynn, 10, Tommy, 6, and Barbara 4. Also surviving are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John G. Lounsbury, 203 Dunbar Ave.; a brother, Floyd, who is a professor at Yale University; and a sister, Elva of Pittsburgh.
The Rev. Aubrey Young will conduct funeral services at the Lyle-Tuschen funeral home. Internment will be at Prairie Home Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 4 p.m. tomorrow.
NOTE: Unknown if his wife remarried, but the two daughters, Lynn and Barbara died. Unknown when. The only child who lived was Thomas, who married twice, and died in Racine, Racine County, WI. See his SSDI.
Daughter of John Glenn Lounsbury and Anna Louise Jorgensen:
Elva Louise Lounsbury born 07 July 1916 in Sherry, Wood Co., WI; died 07 NOV 2003 in Delavan, Walworth County, WI; burial at Prairie Home Cemetery, Waukesha, WI. Unknown what her occupation was. She lived in Pittsburgh, PA, lived in Dundee, IL, and in WI.
NOTE: Somewhere someone has noted a 1930 US Census in Michigan for Fremont L. Lounsbury. He would be the son of IRA DANIEL LOUNSBURY. In the 1920 US Census he and his family were living in Seattle, King Co., WA. and he was working for a security company Anyone who views that 1930 US Census can plainly see where he was. But, that is him. There is no 1930 US Census for his wife or children, who were probably living back in WI at the time.
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Your blog is very interesting and helpful for many who are working on there family tree. Your data is wonderful and you have compiled it beautifully. This is a great way to search on family history.
- January 20, 2010 at 5:28 AM
I am one of Thomas E Lounsbury Sr's daughters, just to let you know Helen's sur name was Laverrenz, she did remarry, and all kids Lynn, Barb ( not my dad Tom) are still living. Lynn lives in Iowa, Barb was adopted after Helen gave up the kids for adoption after John passed, not sure where she is living. Helen remarried and moved to Ca,Where she had another daughter, Helen passed in 1984?
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The substance, which is sold under brand names such as K2 and Spice, is a mix of natural herbs sprayed with JWH-018, a chemical that mimics the effects of THC. When smoked, it can induce euphoria – what many users call a "legal high."
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Justin Bieber is back to his old tricks again, flipping out on a paparazzo for doing his job and ordering his goons to steal the man's camera like a respectable artist would.
TMZ reports that the scuffle occurred outside The Hit music studio in Miami around 4 a.m. on Wednesday, when Justin spotted the pap and could be heard squeaking, "Grab that camera! Get that f—king camera out of here!" like the Wicked Witch commanding an army of winged monkeys.
After the pap pleaded for his camera back, Justin used his Solomonic wisdom to compromise, telling the man he'd return it … kinda.
"Alright, alright. I'm gonna give you your camera back. I'm gonna take your SIM card though," he said. When the photog offered to delete the photos he'd (legally, it should be noted) taken, the Biebs refused to bend.
Setting aside the fact that this was a camera — not a phone — and therefore had no SIM card, let's not forget that stealing someone's memory card is theft, whether if you're a faux-thug singer or not. (Even reality stars don't get away with that.)
Police are investigating the incident, as well as another incident that allegedly went down a few hours later, in which a member of Justin's security team choked out a different pap. Oh, and then there was that other incident with another photographer, which probably would've gotten ugly if arena security at a Miami Heat game hadn't intervened.
So, Justin didn't personally steal the memory card or assault anyone, and merely influenced others to do so. But doesn't that just make him the Charles Manson of tiny little Canadian pop stars?


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To the Wildcat faithful-
On Saturday at high noon, the #7 Wildcats delivered an incredible victory, in what can only be described as one of the greatest wins of the Jay Wright era on the Main Line. Wright continued Villanova's remarkable success at the Carrier Dome, guiding the team to a stunning, 83-72 victory over the #3 Syracuse Orangemen. (I know it's not officially the Orangemen any longer. I will continue to use the term, nonetheless...)
Maalik Wayns led the way for the Wildcats, scoring 21 points on 6-11 shooting, 3-7 from behind the arc, and perfection from the foul line, on half a dozen attempts.
Corey Fisher and Corey Stokes also contributed 16 points apiece. Fisher was 4-8 from the floor, 3-4 from beyond the arc, and also dealt seven assists against four turnovers. As for Stokes - the Bayonne Bomber was 5-12 from the floor, and was also 4-11 from three-point range.
Also reaching double figures for Villanova was Antonio Pena, who quietly added 10 points and seven rebounds - I was hoping that he'd bring in yet another double-double. And uncharacteristically, Pena also added four assists. To get four assists from a power forward, is a testament to Pena's improved passing ability and the quality of the Villanova offensive system.
Syracuse's trademark, traditional 2-3 zone, dovetailed well with a solid strategy - prevent Villanova from running a halfcourt offense designed to get the ball inside to Mouphtaou Yarou. The Orangemen succeeded in doing so, with the result being that Mouph was rendered almost a non-factor. Despite not committing a personal foul, the sophomore center saw only 25 minutes, scoring seven points on 3-7 shooting and collecting four rebounds.
One bench player contributed significantly, as well. Maurice Sutton - just two games removed from serving a one-game suspension for violation of a team rule - saw a surprisingly high 15 minutes, with five rebounds, and two blocks. Dominic Cheek and Isaiah Armwood saw comparatively little action - combining for 19 minutes, five points, and four rebounds. (James Bell didn't see any time.)
The Wildcats ran their record to 17-2 overall, and are poised to jump significantly in Monday's AP poll.
It was anticipated that the game might break the record for the largest on-campus crowd to see a college basketball game. It joined the top three (also Villanova/Syracuse clashes), but ended up as only the second-highest, finishing slightly lower than Villanova's humiliating defeat at the Carrier Dome last season.
Keys To the Villanova Victory
Clutch Free Throw Shooting. The surprisingly large 11-point margin of victory, was sustained by Villanova's incredible performance at the foul line. The Wildcats, of course, lead the Big East in free throw percentage, but even by lofty Villanova standards, it was outstanding - the Wildcats made 22 of their 24 attempts, for 91.7% accuracy (Gary Buchanan-esque, for those of you who remember....)
Accurate Sharpshooting. Villanova made 50% of its field goal attempts against a very tough Syracuse defense, including 45.8% from beyond the arc. The Wildcats were red-hot out of the gate, and as a result, were able to maintain a substantial, steady lead throughout the entire contest.
Staying Out of Foul Trouble. With the Wildcats having such a short bench, and with a tendency to sink into foul trouble, it was a non-issue. Incredibly, Villanova committed only 10 fouls in the entire game, of which Cheek, a bench player, committed three.
Speaking of fouls - this was something odd and noteworthy -
On the last possession of the first half, Villanova was set to inbound the ball with 4.9 seconds to play, under its own basket. Syracuse had committed only four fouls, and the one-and-one doesn't begin until the seventh foul of the half.
Jim Boeheim decided that he was better off having one of his starters, Scoop Jardine, commit two deliberate fouls, to make it difficult for Villanova to exploit the 4.9 seconds on the final possession. He is a Hall of Fame coach, with a national championship, but with all due respect to Boeheim, I disagreed completely with his strategy. I was more than happy - as I suspect Wright was - to accept the loss of a 4.9 second possession, in exchange for two cheap fouls on one of their starters. And the further irony - the Wildcats still almost scored at the buzzer, with a shot clanging off the rim, on their third attempt after the two fouls.)
I would have found it more understandable, if Boeheim had sent in a couple of reserves to commit the fouls. (He did, after all, have an entire bench available - he could have just as easily sent in two end-of-the-bench players to commit them.) But why one of his starters?
This Victory in Historical Context
This was the first time Villanova had defeated a team ranked this high on the road, since the memorable 1995 victory at Connecticut, on a team featuring Kerry Kittles, Jason Lawson, Alvin Williams, Eric Eberz, Chuck Kornegay and others.... (We won't draw the parallel to that team's ultimate fate in the NCAA tournament, though - the triple-overtime-loss to #14-seed Old Dominion in the first round.)
Next Up For the Wildcats
A trip to lowly Providence is on tap for Wednesday, but Providence has traditionally been a very difficult place for Villanova to win, which we'll discuss further later in the week. But if Villanova plays the way they did on Saturday, the Friars shouldn't be too much to handle...
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Though the Internet has given way to plenty of nasty and terrible things over the years, one of the most fruitful recent trends has been Q&A sessions with writers/directors/actors/etc. on Reddit. Mr. Joss Whedon (who's technically royalty here on the internets) participated in a Reddit AMA recently, touching on everything from a Dr. Horrible sequel to season two of Firefly, to Scarlett Johansson's prevalence as a "sex object" in much of the marketing for The Avengers.
Hit the jump to check out some of the highlights from the conversation.
Big thanks to Heat Vision for compiling some of the key nuggets from the AMA session. First and foremost, let's get to the all-important Dr. Horrible sequel:
"We're not shooting right now, we're still in the early stages of writing. But we hope to make a great deal of progress this summer. And you can expect the death of someone you love… Yes, the original cast will be back for Dr H 2, but Penny will be… um… I don't want to say 'decomposing…"
Whedon also took a moment to address the fact that much of Scarlett Johansson's appearance in the marketing material for The Avengers has been reduced to, "Look at this hot girl!"
"All I can say is that Scarlett gets to do a lot more than be hot in Avengers. It's definitely dispiriting to have a woman play an heroic role and then be reduced to body parts by fan commentary, but that can only change slowly. And is."
As someone who was also discouraged by much of the reaction to Johansson's appearance in promos for The Avengers, it's nice to hear Whedon take issue with that kind of objectification. There's recognizing that Johansson is gorgeous, and then there's just being gross.
Addressing the prospect of starting a Kickstarter campaign to raise money for a second season of fan-favorite Firefly, Whedon had some sad/funny words for diehard fans:
"Step 2: Cancel Castle. Step 3: Cancel Homeland. Step 4: Generally destroy everybody's careers. Step 5: Avoid Step 2."
If you didn't catch the joke, resuming Firefly would mean pulling the show's actors off of their very successful series. No stranger to musical-themed episodes of his shows, Whedon answered whether he'd ever consider doing a full-scale musical:
"Full scale musical? The biggest non-spaceship-involving dream of my life. But it's a huge life commitment…"
Finally, the writer/director also spoke about which characters have been his favorites to write for over the years:
"Favorite characters? Jeez. Spike, Andrew, Illyria, River, Captain Hammer, Loki, the Cheese Man… hell, I love them all, or I wouldn't write them. But I tend to the left of center… The hardest was always Angel. How to make a decent, handsome, stalwart hero interesting — tough. Angelus, on the other hand…"
You can read the full Q&A over on Reddit. Hopefully this is just the beginning of more writers/directors getting in touch with fans through the informative and fun AMA format, because it's a blast to read Whedon's responses. You can catch The Cabin in the Woods (which Whedon co-wrote and produced) in theaters on April 13th, and The Avengers opens in 3D on May 4th.


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Colombia legend and former Newcastle striker Faustino Asprilla has told Radamel Falcao to join Manchester United.
With Sir Alex Ferguson determined to press on following the club's Premier League title success, the Red Devils are being linked with a host of top class forwards.
Borussia Dortmund star Robert Lewandowski and former Old Trafford superstar Cristiano Ronaldo are two names in the frame, as is Atletico Madrid's Falcao.
Falcao has impressed many observers with his efforts for Atletico and Asprilla has told his fellow countryman to jump at the chance of making the move to United.
"We were talking and he asked me my opinion on who he should join," Asprilla is quoted as saying in the Daily Mail. "He knows that every big club in the world wants him. He is not a player motivated by money - what he wants is somewhere that his family will be happy and where he will have success.
"With teams like Real Madrid, PSG, Manchester City they have good times then they have bad times - that is why I told him he must choose Manchester United. Every season they are challenging - and if he wants success that is where I have told him to go.
"Also they don't have all the behaviour away from the field - with changing coaches every season. They are steady in all that they do - and a well run club at every level. He is a real family guy - and Radamel will appreciate that and the way that Sir Alex Ferguson protects his players like family.
"If he signs for Manchester United - he would be their missing piece in the Champions League. Robin van Persie and Radamel would be unstoppable."