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(Mss 4358)
Louisiana and Lower Mississippi Valley Collections
Special Collections, Hill Memorial Library
Louisiana State University Libraries
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Subgroup and Series Descriptions
Size. 3 linear feet
locations. New Orleans, Alexandria, Opelousas, Thibodaux, Baton Rouge; Mississippi—Natchez, Woodville, LaGrange; Pensacola, Florida; Staunton, Virginia; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Washington, DC; and Georgia.
dates. 1772-1933, n.d.
Languages. English and French
Summary. Chiefly personal and business correspondence, printed items, newspaper clippings, financial records, manuscript volumes, and legal documents of the Mathews, Ventress, and Lawrason families, cotton and sugar planters of West Feliciana, Lafourche, and Pointe Coupee Parishes, Louisiana. Some papers of the related Carpenter, Randolph, Flower and Stewart families are included. Early correspondence documents tensions between Spain, France, and the United States over Louisiana territories. Most nineteenth-century papers reflect planting activities of the Mathews family. Materials from the twentieth century reflect real estate management and investment activities by the Ventress and Lawrason families.
Source. Mrs. Anne Butler Hamilton, St. Francisville, Louisiana; September 29, 1990.
Collections. Lawrason (J. Bruns) Papers, Mss 1487.
McCutchon (Samuel) Papers, Mss 1049, 1087, 1060, 1109.
Copyright. Physical rights are retained by the LSU Libraries. Copyright of the original materials is retained by the creators, or their descendants, of the materials in accordance with U.S. copyright law.
b> Mathews-Ventress-Lawrason Family Papers, Mss 4358, Louisiana and Lower Mississippi Valley Collections, LSU Libraries, Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Location. UU: 255-258, OS:Ma
The Mathews family members represented by papers in this collection include General George Mathews (1739-1812), an officer in the Revolutionary War and former governor of Georgia, and his son Judge George Mathews (1774-1836), justice of the Superior Court of the Territory of Orleans (1806-1813) and the Supreme Court of Louisiana (1813-1836). By 1835, George Mathews owned four plantations: Greenwood, along Bayou Sara near St. Francisville, Georgia Plantation in Lafourche parish, and Coco Bend and Chaseland plantations in Rapides Parish.
Judge Mathews's first wife was Sarah Carpenter. Their daughter, Anne, married Captain William Chase, with whom she had a daughter, Annie. They resided at Chaseland Plantation. After the death of his first wife, Judge Mathews married Harriet Flower (1794-1873). They had one surviving son, Charles Lewis Mathews (1824-1864), who married Penelope Stewart (1828-1897) of Woodville, Mississippi. Charles Lewis Mathews and Penelope Stewart had five children: George (1849-1859), Charles S. (1853-1923), Harriet (1856-1921), Sarah (Sallie) (1859-1934), and George (1860-1907). They resided at Greenwood Plantation and were also associated with Coco Bend Plantation.
Charles S. Mathews attended the Virginia Military Institute for two years (1869-1871), then returned to Louisiana and assisted his mother in the management of Greenwood. He later made his home at Georgia Plantation near Raceland, Louisiana. He married Kathleen Byrnes and adopted her daughter, Bonnie.
The Lawrason family is connected to the Mathews family by marriage. Harriet (Hattie) Mathews, daughter of Charles Lewis Mathews and Penelope Stewart, married Judge Samuel McCutchon Lawrason (1852-1924). They had nine children:
Zelia Lawrason
Annie Mathews Lawrason (married Edward Butler)
George C. Lawrason (married Blanche Buchanan Powell)
Charles Lawrason (married Aurelie Berthe Naccari)
Helen Stewart Lawrason (married Douglas Kilpatrick)
Margaret Butler Lawrason
Thomas Butler Lawrason
Samuel Lawrason
Levering Lawrason
The Ventress family is also connected to the Mathews and Lawrason families by marriage. Sarah (Sallie) Mathews, second daughter of Charles Lewis Mathews and Penelope Stewart, married James Alexander Ventress (1853-1912), son of James Alexander and Charlotte Davis (Pinchon) Ventress. He was born in Wilkinson County, Miss., and died at Greenwood, West Feliciana Parish, La.
Chiefly personal and business correspondence, printed items, newspaper clippings, financial records, and legal documents of the Mathews, Ventress, and Lawrason families, cotton and sugar planters of West Feliciana, Lafourche, and Pointe Coupee Parishes, Louisiana. Records relate to planting activities on Chaseland and Coco Bend plantations (Rapides Parish), Georgia plantation (Lafourche Parish), and Greenwood plantation (West Feliciana Parish). The collection is divided into two groups: the Mathews Family Papers and the Lawrason-Ventress Family Papers. Some papers of the related Carpenter, Randolph, Flower and Stewart families are included.
Mathews Family Papers : Early correspondence documents tensions between Spain, France, and the United States over Louisiana territories. Antebellum correspondence regards family news, plantation operation and crop conditions, and slavery. Letters of the Civil War era concern plantation operation and cotton selling and the flight of slaves from Louisiana plantations, as well as impressments of sugar by the Confederate army. Post-war correspondence includes letters from the Mathews's plantation managers and lawyers relating to the family's financial difficulties; also relates to issues of labor and labor negotiations. Financial papers include account statements, especially with cotton factors, promissory notes and receipts, and Confederate bonds. Legal documents pertain to financial disputes and settling estates. Printed items include newspaper clippings, especially obituaries, related to the family. Miscellaneous materials are comprised of recipes and genealogical materials.
Ventress- Lawrason: Personal corresondence is primarily comprised of letters addressed to Sallie Mathews Ventress and concerns family news (including members' participation in World War I), genealogy, finances, and economic hardships relating to the Depression. Some business correspondence relates to Ventress-Lawrason Investment Company. Printed items primarily include newspaper clippings and other items related to the families, especially obituaries. Financial papers are comprised of stock and bond certificates, tax returns and receipts, bulletins from the Ventress-Lawrason Investment Company, and records of the Santa Maria Apartments in New Orleans. Legal documents include oversize surveys of land owned by Sallie Mathews Ventress. Manuscript volumes record investments in municipal bonds and stocks in Louisiana banks and utility companies. Miscellaneous materials are primarily genealogical information fir the Stewart, Randolph, and Cary families.
Note: This collection is organized as follows:
Subgroup 1: Mathews Family Papers (1772-1917, n.d.)
Series I: Correspondence (1772-1879, n.d.)
Series II: Printed Items (1812-1923, n.d.)
Series III: Miscellaneous Items (1812-1897, n.d.)
Series IV: Financial Papers (1776-1917, n.d.)
Series V: Legal Documents (1796-1877, n.d.)
Subgroup 2: Ventress-Lawrason Family Papers (1890-1933, n.d.)
Series I: Correspondence (1890-1933, n.d.)
Series II: Printed Items (1901-1924, n.d.)
Series III: Miscellaneous Items (1905-1924, n.d.)
Series IV: Financial Papers (1903-1933, n.d.)
Series V: Legal Documents (1908-1917)
Series VI: Manuscript Volumes (1914-1933, n.d.)
Subgroup and Series Descriptions
Subgroup 1. Mathews Family Papers, 1772-1917, n.d. (2 linear feet)
Series I. Correspondence, 1772-1879, n.d. (0.8 linear feet)
Early correspondence includes a 1772 letter to Richard Carpenter discussing importing slaves to ensure profitable planting activities in the Louisiana territory; a 1784 letter to Carpenter arguing for free navigation of the Mississippi River and for a national boundary set at the 31st parallel; and personal and business correspondence relating to General George Mathews, including several 1808 letters from General Mathews to his son Judge George Mathews regarding the death of the elder Mathews's wife.
Correspondence from the 1810-1840 period is primarily comprised of letters from Judge Mathews, Anne Chase, and Captain Chase to Harriet Mathews regarding family members' health, the purchase of household and plantation supplies, the state of family sugar and cotton crops, Judge Mathews's travels throughout the state as Justice for the Supreme Court of Louisiana, and slavery (specifically, fugitive slaves, purchase and sale of slaves, treatment and colonization of slaves, vigilance board activities, and abolition).
Correspondence from the Civil War period contains letters from A. D. Kelly, a New Orleans cotton factor; letters from Dr. James Selby concerning plantation management; and letters from Captain William Chase regarding the deprivations on southern plantations during the war, the death of his wife, Anne, and the flight of slaves from Louisiana plantations. It also contains a series of 1865 letters in which Chase protests the impressments of sugar from a Mathews plantation by the Confederate army.
Correspondence from the post-war period includes letters from plantation managers Dr. James Selby and Philip B. Key and letters from W. D. Winter, who served as attorney for Penelope Stewart Mathews. Also included are letters from New Orleans cotton factors A. D. Kelly; Richard Flower; and Renshaw, Cammack & Co. These letters relate to financial difficulties encountered by planting families in the post-war era, as well as issues of labor and labor negotiation. Also provided are pay schedules for freedmen laborers.
Series II. Printed Items, 1812-1923, n.d. (2 folders)
Printed items include newspaper clippings and other printed materials relating to the Mathews family. The newsclippings include obituaries for General George Mathews, Judge George Mathews, and Charles S. Mathews. Also included are accounts of the successions of Charles L. Mathews's estate and Julien Bringier Trist's estate. Other printed materials include an 1837 pamphlet entitled A Discourse on the Life and Character of the Hon. George Mathews; a copy of an 1869 ordinance regarding the
storage of sugar and molasses in the port of New Orleans; an 1873 death announcement for Harriet Flower Mathews; and a diagram of flood stages of the Mississippi River for the 1840s and 1850s. Oversized printed item is a 1906 Sugar Planter's Journal.
Series III. Miscellaneous Items, dates (2 folders)
Miscellaneous items include recipes, handwriting samples, notices of General George Mathews's and Judge George Mathews's deaths, and genealogical information for the Mathews family.
Series IV. Financial Papers, 1776-1917, n.d. (0.6 linear feet)
Early financial papers include Richard Carpenter's account statements with John Falconer & Co. of Pensacola, Florida (1770s) and account records for General George Mathews (1790s). From the 1810-1840 period, materials include account records of the Mathews estate with William Flower, a New Orleans cotton factor, and records of debts incurred by and owed to Judge George Mathews.
The collection also contains approximately thirty items from the period of 1840-1860. These center on Harriet Flower Mathews, widow of Judge George Mathews, and her son Charles L. Mathews. The financial papers include correspondence and statements from William Flower and A. D. Kelly, two New Orleans cotton factors, as well as promissory notes signed by Harriet Mathews. For additional material from this period, see the MATHEWS (CHARLES L.) AND FAMILY PAPERS, Mss 910.
Financial papers from the Civil War period include records of accounts between Charles L. Mathews and his brother-in-law, William Chase; account records between Harriet Mathews and G. B. Bevans, a cotton factor; promissory notes and receipts; and Confederate bonds.
From the post-war period, financial papers include account records relating to Harriet Flower Mathews; records of W. D. Winter's legal work for Penelope Stewart Mathews; records for the succession of Charles L. Mathews's estate; and account records for Dr. James Selby and Penelope Stewart Mathews with J. I. Adams & Co., a New Orleans cotton factor. Also included are receipts for state and local taxes throughout the period.
Oversized financial papers include financial accounts for Judge George Mathews and for the Mathews-Selby partnership.
Series V. Legal Documents, 1796-1877, n.d. (0.4 linear feet)
Early legal papers include several court documents documenting financial disputes relating to General George Mathews. Legal documents form the 1830s include court materials relating to Judge Mathews's role as legal guardian for Samuel and John Falkner and Eliza Hampton. Also included are Judge Mathews's will and materials relating to the succession of Mrs. Mary Constance Beauvois Lejenne's estate.
Legal papers from the post-war period document the succession of Charles L. Mathews's estate and the following lawsuits: John I. Adams & Co. vs. the Mathews-Selby partnership; David Williams vs. the Mathews-Selby partnership; Thomas R. Jennings vs. Harriet Flower Mathews; L. Y. Jessup vs. Penelope Stewart Mathews; and Penelope Stewart Mathews vs. Harriet Flower Mathews.
Oversized legal papers include deeds of sale for the purchase of land by Judge George Mathews and Harriet Mathews and documents relating to the succession of Charles L. Mathews's estate.
Subgroup 2. Ventress-Lawrason Family Papers, 1890-1933, n.d. (ca.1 linear foot)
Series I. Correspondence, 1890-1933, n.d. (0.1 linear feet)
Correspondence is primarily addressed to Sallie Mathews Ventress. Included is a series of letters from Ventress's cousin, Mrs. M. M. Slaughter, that details family news and ongoing genealogical efforts. Letters from her brother-in-law, Lawrence T. Ventress, describe estate finances and additional family news, including family members' participation in World War I. Also included are a series of letters from Douglas M. Kilpatrick, husband of Sallie Ventress's niece Helen Stewart Lawrason, concerning the business operations of the Ventress-Lawrason Investment Company, and several letters from Ventress's nephews T. Butler Lawrason, Levering Lawrason, and George Lawrason referring to economic hardships relating to the Depression.
Series II. Printed Items, 1901-1924, n.d. (2 folders)
Printed items include newspaper clippings and other printed materials relating to the Ventress and Lawrason families. Newsclippings include obituaries for Harriet Mathews Lawrason and Samuel McCutchon Lawrason; obituaries for members of the Stewart family; an announcement for George C. Lawrason's marriage to Blanche Buchanan Powell; and numerous recipes and articles about beauty and health tips. Other printed materials include undated business and calling cards; marriage and death announcements; and a centenary program for the Supreme Court of Louisiana.
Series III. Miscellaneous Items, dates (2 folders)
Miscellaneous items include a copy of Sarah Stewart Mathews's wedding certificate to James Alexander Ventress and genealogical information for the Stewart, Cary, and Randolph families.
Series IV. Financial Papers, 1903-1933, n.d. (0.4 linear feet)
Financial papers include several stock and bond certificates; tax returns and receipts; bank receipts; a copy of Charles S. Mathews's will; bulletins from the Ventress-Lawrason Investment Company; and records of the Santa Maria Apartments in New Orleans.
Series V. Legal Documents, 1908-1917 (6 volumes)
Oversized legal documents include surveys and deeds of sale for land purchased by Mrs. Sallie Mathews Ventress.
Series VI. Manuscript Volumes, 1914-1933, n.d.
Manuscript volumes are comprised of a cashbook (1914-1915) and memorandum book of investments (1925) of Sallie Mathews Ventress; two memorandum books (1926-1929, 1926-1933) and two notebooks (1929-1932, n.d.) listing municipal bonds for New Orleans and Baton Rouge and shares in various New Orleans and Shreveport banks and utility companies.
Geograhic Locations*
Baton Rouge (La.) 1.I
Bayou Boeuf (La.) 1.I, 1.IV
Lafourche Bayou (La.) 1.IV, 1.V
Bayou Sara (La.) 1.I, 1.IV, 1.V
Coco Bend Plantation (La.) 1.I, 1.IV, 1.V
Georgia Plantation (La.) 1.II, 1.III, IV, 2.I, 2.IV
Greenwood Plantation (La.) 1.I, 1.IV, 2.IV
LaGrange Plantation (Miss.) 1.I, 1.IV, 1.V, 2.IV
* Index of geographic locations prominent in the collection, NOT all locations in the collection.
Adams, John I. & Co. 1.IV, 1.V
Carpenter, Richard 1.I, 1.II, 1.IV, 1.V
Chase, Anne Paul (1809-1863) 1.I
Chase, William Henry (1798-1870) 1.I, 1.IV, 1.V
Flower, Richard 1.I
Jennings, Thomas R. 1.V
Jessup, L. Y. 1.V
Kelly, A. D. & Co. 1.I, 1.IV
Key, Philip B. 1.I
Kilpatrick, Douglas 2.I, 2.IV
Lawrason, Harriet Mathews (1856-1921) 1.I, 2.II
Lawrason, Samuel McCutchon (1852-1924) 1.IV, 2.II, 2.IV
Mathews, Charles Lewis (1824-1864) 1.I, 1.IV, 1.V
Mathews, Charles S. 1.I, 1.II, 1.III, 1.IV, 2.II, 2.IV
Mathews, George (1739-1812)(General) 1.I, 1.II, 1.III, 1.IV, 1.V
Mathews, George (1774-1836) 1.I, 1.II, 1.III, 1.IV, 1.V
Mathews, Harriet Flower (1793-1873) 1.I, 1.II, 1.III, 1.IV, 1.V
Mathews, Penelope Stewart (1828-1897) 1.I, 1.II, 1.IV, IV
Randolph, Peter 1.I
Renshaw, Cammack & Co. 1.I, 1.IV
Selby, James 1.I, 1.IV, 1.V
Slaughter, M. M. 2.I
Ventress, James Alexander (1853-1912) 1.V, 2.I, 2.II, 2.III
Ventress, L. T. 2.I, 2.IV
Ventress, Sarah (Sallie) Mathews (1859-1934) 2.I, 2.II, 2.III, 2.IV
Winter, W. D. 1.I, 1.IV
* Index of people prominent in the collection, NOT all people in the collection.
Subject Heading*
African American agricultural laborers—Louisiana 1.I, 1.II, 1.III, 1.IV
African-Americans—Colonization 1.I
Banks and Banking—Louisiana 2.IV, 2.VI
Cotton growing—Louisiana—West Feliciana Parish 1.I, 1.IV, 2.IV
Cotton trade—Louisiana 1.I, 1.IV, 1.V, 2.1
Depressions—1929—United States 2.I, 2.VI
Freedmen—Louisiana 1.I, 1.IV
Fugitive slaves—Louisiana 1.I, 1.IV
Investments—Louisiana 2.VI
Judges—Louisiana 1.I
Louisiana—History—Civil War, 1861-1865—Claims 1.I, 1.IV
Louisiana, Supreme Court—History—19th Century 1.I, 2.II
Plantation life—Louisiana 1.I, 1.IV, 1.V
Reconstruction—Louisiana 1.I, 1.IV, 1.V
Slaveholders—Louisiana—West Feliciana Parish 1.I
Slaveholders—Louisiana—Lafourche Parish 1.I
Slaveholders—Louisiana—Rapides Parish 1.I
Slavery—Condition of slaves 1.I, 1.II, 1.IV
Slavery—Emancipation 1.I
Slavery—Insurrections, etc. 1.I
Sugar growing—Louisiana—Lafourche Parish 1.I, 1.IV, 1.V, 2.I, 2.IV
Ventress-Lawrason Investment Co. 2.I, 2.IV
World War, 1914-1918 2.I
*Index of subjects prominent in the collection, NOT all subjects in the collection.
Subgroup 1. Mathews Family Papers
Series I. Correspondence (1772-1879, n.d.)
2 1-15 (1827-1864)
UU:256 3 1-15 (1865-1879, n.d.)
3 16-17 Series II. Printed Items (1812-1923, n.d.)
OS:Ma na 1 Sugar Planters' Journal (1906)
UU:256 3 18-19 Series III. Miscellaneous Items
Series IV. Financial Papers (1776-1933)
4 1-16 (1776-1870)
5 1-6 (1871-1876)
6 1-6 (1877-1917, n.d.)
OS:Ma na 1 (1836, 1868-1870)
Series V. Legal Papers (1796-1877)
UU:257 7 1-2 (1874-1877, n.d.)
3-4 Jennings vs. Mathews (1866-1873, n.d.)
5-8 Jessup vs. Mathews (1864-1876, n.d.)
9-10 Mathews vs. Mathews (1866-1871, n.d.)
OS:Ma na 1 (1830, 1833, 1846, 1866)
Location Box Folders Contents
Subgroup 2. Ventress-Lawrason Family Papers
Series I. Correspondence
U:257 8 1-8 (1890-1933, n.d.)
9 1-2 Series II. Printed Items (1901-1924, n.d.)
9 3-4 Series III. Miscellaneous Items
11 1-6 (1928-1934, n.d.)
11 7-8 Tax receipts (1910-1933)
OS:Ma na 1 Series IV. Legal (1908-1917)
UU:258 12 1-6 Series V. Manuscript Volumes (1914-1933, n.d.)
v. 1 cashbook (1914-1915)
v. 2 memorandum book (1925) Stack
v. 3 memorandum book (1926-1929
v. 4 memorandum book (1926-1933)
v. 5 notebook (1929-1932)
v. 6 notebook (n.d.)


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As mentioned in one of the previous reviews, this chair is NOT a chocolate brown or a warm brown; instead, the best description of the fabric would be a washed brown denim with slight natural nubs in the fabric, printed with velvet-y textured red blooms. The cool brown color has a slightly aubergine (purple) hue to it and looks great with a silvery-purple cushion. This would NOT coordinate with yellow-toned browns at all, so if you're trying to match an existing brown, you might be disappointed. That being said, the chair is quite nice looking and at an amazing price. Hope this helps someone!
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Overall good value for money. The chair is comfortable and looks nice. The fit and finish quality is not excellent, but pretty good for the price. The brown is really a dark purple.
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Years ago, before my children had even started school, I inherited a wonderful genealogy written in French by a nun, Marie Cťline Ruel. She was my great-grandmother's first cousin. They were very close, more like sisters, because their mothers were sisters and their fathers were brothers. Cťline had traced the Ruel and Goulet families back to the time of arrival of the original ancestors in Canada in the early 1600's. This tome is a fabulous resource that has allowed me to use my French, which had admittedly been neglected since my high school days. While French was my father's first language, he rarely used it at home.
In 2008, eight years after I received the 1942 "Gťnťalogie de la Famille Goulet-Ruel", I decided it was time to try my hand at genealogy. Years ago, a business partner of mine had mentioned his strong interest in the hobby. However, it wasn't until I started my family tree that I realized how addictive genealogy could be. I loved to play detective! A year and a half later, I became a contributor to Find A Grave. Initially, I concentrated on members of my family tree. However, over time that has evolved such that I also photograph headstones and create memorials for people who are not related to me. Along the way, I have discovered fascinating people in my family tree, including diplomats, knights, artists, actors, writers, and politicians. My tree includes the artist Marc Chagall, author H Rider Haggard, and the premier of Spain Juan Negrin, as well as other intriguing characters.
I am available to assist anyone who has questions about translation of French genealogy records. I am particularly interested in the Ruel families of Quťbec, New Hampshire, and Maine, as well as the Faherty families of New Jersey who immigrated from County Galway, and can help people researching those families. With regard to transfer of memorials, please see the guidelines posted by Find A Grave, although I am willing to consider transfer of memorials that fall out of those guidelines. Please use the "Edit" button to suggest corrections, additions, or links, or to request transfers. You will receive the courtesy of a reply and a thank you, and I will be happy to include all pertinent, accurate information in my memorials. Please note, however, that I generally avoid transcribing newspaper obituaries from after January 1923, due to copyright issues.
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I added the links that you suggested.
I may have additional info/photos of Ruel interments at this cemetery...I'll check into it and upload what I have.
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just wondering if you have ever visited the tomb of king louis XIV
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thank you so much for all your hard work! i am very excited to read & write down all of this history for the rest of our RUEL family too! (would love to see the original 1942 writings that you inherited) awesome!
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Could you please move Elmire to the correct husband Edmond Leblanc #108054923...thanks
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Do you have any other information on him?
Encyclopedia Titanica hasn't (yet) wrote down on his death date, while they have been updating their survivors biography's.
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You're welcome. I wanted to try to give back to such a great community of people.
I read your bio and found it really interesting. Most people who haven't done genealogy don't understand the human (alive) component of it. It is fun to make new connections and help others in their quest to uncover the past (just like detectives).
Often family members kid me about getting me help for my addiction. If I have to be addicted to something, I glad it's something fun and rewarding like genealogy.
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Hi Anne, Happy April Fools' Day. Birthday for two of my children born 10 years apart. LOL
May I ask how you came to know that Uncle Henry J's middle name was John? Yours, Max
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The headstone is located at the Glendermott CofI churchyard, Church Brae, Altnagelvin, in the Waterside area of Derry, Northern Ireland.
If you double click on the main photo, you will see where I had to put the information as it's not my memorial and I couldn't edit it.
Here is the Census return for the family in the 1911 census:-
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Way back in the day, when I was an intern with the Blazers (08-09), Portland had a two-game stretch that very closely mirrors the two-game dip they find themselves in today in Toronto.
On December 30th 2008, the Blazers, minus Brandon Roy, faced the Boston Celtics, the defending NBA Champion Boston Celtics. On the back of maybe Greg Oden's best performance as a professional (13 points, 11 rebounds, three assists, three steals, a hip check into the first row on Ray Allen, and one very memorable incident in which he forgot to check out of the game), a great game from Steve Blake, and some serious fourth quarter leadership from Travis Outlaw, the upstart Blazers vanquished the champs (who were 28-4 at the time) 91-86.
A few nights later, Portland faced the New Orleans Hornets. NOLA, with Chris Paul and David West (remember that tandem you guys) were a strong team, one of the favorites to win the West at the time, and they handled the Blazers quite nicely 92-77.
Following the loss, one of very few home losses that season, I was standing in the home locker room, and somebody, Mike Barrett I think, mentioned the very salient point that without Brandon Roy for two games (he was also held out of the Hornets' game) the Blazers and their fans would have been perfectly fine with beating New Orleans and losing to Boston. Because of that, we should all try not to get too upset about how everything went down on the second night of a two-night home stand.
And it's that don't let a loss to one team destroy a win against another even if you beat the team you should lose to and get whipped by the team you should be better than attitude that should inform ever Blazer fan about Wednesday's game against the Raptors at the Air Canada Centre.
Wednesday will be the second and final time the Blazers and the Raptors square off. The first time these two teams met, in Portland on December 10th, many odd things happened. Andrea Bargnani, the albatross of the Raps organization, played a scant seven and a half minutes, but losing their biggest black hole didn't improve Toronto's offense. Portland took and missed 20 straight three-point attempts (setting a record that would last a whole week and then get broken at the Rose Garden by the Denver Nuggets) and still won by 18. And Amir Johnson collected one of the oddest ejections an NBA fan will ever see.
Since early December, both Toronto and Portland have gotten much much better. Eric Koreen from The National Post of Toronto notes that the Raptors and the Blazers have identical records since their last meeting. The difference here, is that 7-2 over the course of almost a month has Portland in the mix in some very limited sense. A vastly improved and streaking Raptors squad is still last in their division and in 11th place in the East, only ahead of three of the four worst teams in the NBA.
Blazers Starting 5: PG Damian Lillard, SG Wesley Matthews, SF Nicolas Batum, PF LaMarcus Aldridge, C J.J. Hickson
Raptors Starting 5: PG Jose Calderon, SG DeMar DeRozan, SF Mickael Pietrus, PF Ed Davis, C Aaron Gray
If I'm the Toronto Raptors, and I'm looking for a potential revenge game, Wednesday against the Blazers would be it. Losing by 20 to a team that can't hit the broadside of a barn from three will leave a bad taste in the mouths of even the most sad sack basketball players.
Should getting a huge win at MSG against one of the hottest teams in the league deter Toronto in their desire to get one back against the Blazers? No. In fact, my thinking is that the Raptors are probably happy that Portland won on Tuesday. Winning against a great team can usually take away some of the urgency associated with playing a team with a bad record. Not that any NBA player would say they'd prefer to face a group of guys not on their best day (to be the best you have to beat the best when they're playing their best) but I'm sure they'd all also take any advantage they can get.
On Portland's end though, I'm sure there is a sense among the guys that winning in Toronto is almost as important as winning in Midtown Manhattan. The balance of talent in the NBA is such that there are teams that are clearly better than other teams, but on any given night any team can beat any other team. Thus, winning one game is meaningless. It's winning on a regular basis that differentiates a good team from a great team. It's why the NBA Finals is a series; any team can win once, the champion has to win four times. I can already see a lot of people penning their "Tuesday was a fluke, Wednesday was a reality check" gamer. I'm sure these Blazers are doing that too.
Winning in New York was a big deal, don't get me wrong, but it's rendered less of a big deal if Portland doesn't beat the Raptors. It might not be a big deal at all if the Blazers go 0-3 on the rest of this trip (which is certainly a possibility).
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- Are the Blazers over Tuesday's win of the year (see what I did there). A big win is like a big loss, it needs to be gotten over in a hurry. Portland should pat themselves on the back for the way they played in NYC, it might have been their best win of the season, it certainly was the best win of 2013. But if they're still celebrating Tuesday's win when Wednesday's game starts, they're in big trouble.
- Can Portland do some of the things against Toronto that they did against New York. By that I mean can the Blazers get the ball inside to J.J. Hickson early, get LaMarcus Aldridge rolling with his jumper, and get efficient offense from Damian Lillard and Nicolas Batum. The Knicks were not shooting well Tuesday, but that doesn't mean Portland's offense wasn't mostly responsible for building a 19-point lead. If the Blazers can play the kind of efficient offense they brought to Madison Square Garden at the ACC, they have a really good chance of getting to that split of the road trip two games in. As far as defensive carryover, Tuesday might not be the best game to look at. The Blazers let Carmelo Anthony tie the league's season high night in scoring. There isn't a dude on Toronto on Melo's level, but it's never a good idea to let somebody score basically at will. However, if Portland can get a big lead, then lose the big part but maintain the lead part, and then still win, well that's OK with me. Winning by any means necessary is good enough on the road.
- Will the Blazers hit a three. Portland is 0-20 from three on the season against the Raptors. Their first three ball Wednesday night will be their first against Toronto this season. It's a meaningless stat, the Blazers beat the Raptors without hitting a three, but it certainly will help gauged the readiness of this Portland squad if they come out Wednesday and knock down a couple treys to start the game.
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- New orders for durable goods rose 0.7 percent in November, following an upwardly revised 1.1 percent increase in October. Over the past year, new orders are up 4.5 percent. Excluding transportation equipment, new orders have been growing rather swiftly as of late, rising 1.6 percent in November following gains of 1.9 percent and 1.7 percent in October and September, respectively. Despite the relative strength in the near-term, on a year-over-year basis new orders excluding transportation equipment are up just 2.8 percent. Orders for non-defense capital goods excluding aircraft, which is used to evaluate the near-term outlook in equipment and software investment, has rebounded sharply from some softness in the third quarter, rising 3.2 percent in October and increasing 2.7 percent in November. helping to pull its 12-month growth rate above zero (up 0.1 percent). Shipments of durable goods rose 1.5 percent in November, after a relatively sharp upward revision to October&rsquo's data (from a decrease of 0.6 percent to a slight increase of 0.1 percent). Perhaps more striking is that shipments of non-defense capital goods excluding aircraft, which map directly into GDP, jumped up 1.8 percent in November, following a gain of 0.6 percent in October (revised up from a 0.4 percent decline). On a year-over-year basis, shipments of non-defense cap goods ex aircraft are up 5.3 percent.


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ALLOUEZ, WI (WTAQ) - A group of neighbors who live around the former Hilltop Place apartment building in Allouez that was destroyed by fire in May, are petitioning the village to create a park on the site.
More than 40 people and households signed petitions that were submitted to the Village of Allouez.
The group says there are considerably fewer police calls; no more speeding vehicles, late night parties, or excessive litter because the building is gone.
"It would just quiet the neighborhood down quite a bit," said group spokesman Patrick Duchataeu.
The group provided its own evidence regarding a drop in the number of police calls in the area.
Between June 18th 2012 and the day before the May 23rd fire, the neighborhood surrounding the apartment complex had eight police calls. The building alone during that same time had 57 police calls.
The group is advocating for village leaders to create a green space or design a park for kids in the neighborhood.
Residents are concerned that another developer, or the current property owner, would build another apartment complex on the site.
The Hilltop Place Apartments stretched two blocks and is currently being razed.
The fire displaced more than 100 people.
A majority of the apartment residents did not have renters insurance that would have covered the loss of property.


text: DULUTH, MN (KDAL) - The Twin Ports area is following a nationwide trend of surging flu cases. Essentia Health reports patents have been coming to Emergency and Urgent Care Departments with flu-like symptoms and 7 are currently hospitalized with confirmed cases of influenza. Another dozen are in the hospital still awaiting the results of testing for the flu. Health experts say this year's flu vaccine is a good match for the strains now circulating in the area. Flu shots are available at various clinics and from your doctor and are recommended to help prevent getting the flu. Most healthy people can treat the flu at home but should stay away from work or school for at least 24 hours after the fever goes away to prevent spreading the sickness around.


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Two individuals burglarized a Tempe home near McClintock and Elliot early Friday and are still on the loose after making off with multiple items including a family pet.
The Tempe Police Department is asking for the public's help in locating and identifying the two burglary suspects who made off with the victim's dog, Lucky, a 10-year-old Chihuahua.
The first suspect is described as a stocky 19-year-old Hispanic male around 5'10" and 170 pounds. He was last seen with short hair, clean shaven and wearing a white T-shirt with blue jeans.
The second suspect is described as a slender black male around 6', 170 pounds and a high black afro.
The suspects' vehicle is thought to be a blue Toyota four-door sedan with a personalized environmental license plate.
Anyone with any information on the suspects is encouraged to contact the Tempe Police Department.
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Free Showing of Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks Miniseries, HBO's The Pacific
Did you enjoy HBO's hit miniseries Band of Brothers? Then you are invited to screen in the Veterans' Memorial Hall a free showing of HBO's follow-up miniseries, The Pacific. This will kick off an upcoming exhibit, Never Forgotten, which will feature Henry A. Courtney, who was a local Medal of Honor recipient who served in the Pacific theater.


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Gary Chavez, 57, of Knox, Ind., was charged in Porter County with one felony count of carjacking, State Police said in a release issued Monday.
He is a suspect in a homicide earlier Friday at a home in Knox in Starke County, the release said.
After the homicide, the suspect left the residence in a personal vehicle and carjacked two other vehicles in two different locations in Starke County, state police spokeswoman Sgt. Ann Wojas previously told the Post-Tribune.
The first stolen vehicle, a 2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee, broke down by a residence in the 200 block of West Indiana 8 in Porter County, according to state police.
When two men leaving the home saw the disabled Jeep, they stopped to see if the driver needed assistance, and the man implied he had a gun and stole a 1988 GMC Sierra about 4 p.m., Wojas said.
She said the two victims called 911 to report the stolen pickup truck, and Hebron police soon saw it at Indiana 8 and County Road 600S and began to pursue it along with Porter County sheriff's police. The chase continued through Porter County until the Sierra began heading westbound on 109th Avenue, and state police shut down the I-65/109th Avenue interchange, Wojas said.
Crown Point police deployed stop sticks at Maine Street and 109th Avenue, and the Sierra ran over them, puncturing two tires, but the truck did not stop and traveled north on the southbound exit to I-65. The driver tried to make a U-turn to head south on I-65 when he lost control of the truck and got stuck in gravel between the interstate and the ramp, according to state police.
As police closed in on the driver, he shot himself once, Wojas said, and was taken to Franciscan St. Anthony Health in Crown Point and later to the regional trauma center in Oak Lawn.
Chavez may face additional charges in Starke County, state police said.
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It is. Nov. 8.
Sirius XM Radio today announced its holiday music lineup featuring seven commercial-free specialty channels celebrating the holiday season.
For more information about additional holiday programming, visit www.siriusxm.com/holiday
SiriusXM's holiday channel lineup features:
Holiday Traditions (via satellite on channel 4 and SiriusXM Internet Radio channel 755) will feature traditional holiday recordings from the '40s through the '60s by artists such as Bing Crosby, Andy Williams, Ray Conniff and Nat "King" Cole.
Tuesday, November 13—Monday, December 31
Holly (via satellite on channel 17 and SiriusXM Internet Radio channel 756) will feature contemporary holiday music as well as traditional favorites, including songs by Mariah Carey, Trans-Siberian Orchestra, Whitney Houston, Colbie Caillat, Josh Groban, the cast of Glee and Michael Buble.
Tuesday, November 13—Monday, December 31
Holiday Pops (via satellite on channel 75 and SiriusXM Internet Radio channel 757) will feature classical Christmas carols and holiday favorites, including songs from the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, Luciano Pavarotti, New York Philharmonic, King's College Choir, Boston Pops and Thomas Hampson.
Tuesday, December 4—Wednesday, December 26
Country Christmas (via satellite on channel 58 and SiriusXM Internet Radio channel 758) will feature an assortment of country Christmas music, including Garth Brooks, Carrie Underwood and Lady Antebellum.
Tuesday, December 4—Wednesday, December 26
Navidad (SiriusXM channel 501 and SiriusXM Internet Radio channel 760) will feature contemporary Latin holiday music and traditional sounds, including Ricky Martin, Gloria Estefan, José Feliciano, Aventura, Marco Antonio Solís and Christina Aguilera.
Tuesday, December 4—Monday, January 7
(Navidad will be available on SiriusXM Lynx, SiriusXM Edge and select Chrysler vehicles)
Holiday Soul (via satellite on channel 49 and SiriusXM Internet Radio channel 759) will feature classic soul and Motown holiday music from the '60s and '70s, and R&B holiday music from the '80s and '90s including Aretha Franklin, Temptations, James Brown, Lou Rawls, Smokey Robinson & The Miracles, Dionne Warwick, The Jackson 5, The Four Tops, The Supremes, The O'Jays, Gladys Knight, Luther Vandross, Whitney Houston and Toni Braxton.
Tuesday, December 11—Wednesday, December 26
Radio Hanukkah (via satellite on channel 69 and SiriusXM Internet Radio channel 761) will feature an extensive collection of Hanukkah music, including contemporary, traditional and children's Hanukkah selections.
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The theme of this year's World Water Week in Stockholm is Water and Food Security, so discussions of PepsiCo's work to conserve resources in agriculture are front and center.
On Monday, PepsiCo and the Columbia Water Center (CWC) at the Earth Institute, Columbia University convened a panel titled Water and Energy Efficiencies in Food Supply Chains: Leveraging Partnerships. We started the discussion by describing PepsiCo's ReCon program, which focuses on identifying, quantifying, and prioritizing opportunities to conserve resources in our operating plants. We then devoted most of the session to the conservation challenges and opportunities in our agriculture supply chain.
Ian Hope-Johnstone, director of agricultural sustainability, described the actions PepsiCo and our partners have taken to improve India's potato productivity while using less water; our collaboration with the Inter-American Development Bank in supporting Mexican sunflower farmers; and i-crop, a system that allows integrated management of water, nutrient, and crop practices appropriate to a farm's specific climate and geography.
Professor Upmanu Lall, director of the Columbia Water Center focused his presentation on the challenges and successes the Center has faced in working with farmers in India to ensure that their crops get exactly the right amount of water – not too little and not too much. He described a variety of different moisture sensors, with costs ranging from more than $250 to less than $10. The more economic ones use simple, affordable technologies to show farmers the level of water in the soil.
Both presentations showed the impact that PepsiCo, in collaboration with our partners, have already had, as well as the incredible opportunities that lie ahead to make our water management processes and tools even smarter and more efficient, while benefitting local farmers and their communities.


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Futures unsettled ahead of jobless claims data
Secretary of State Kerry begins a series of meetings with Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov about Syria.
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov are set too kick off two days of meetings on Thursday to discuss how to handle Syria's chemical weapons.
The U.S. has backed the Russian-led proposal for Syria to turn over its chemical weapons and avoid a military strike. The key issue between the two sides will be whether or not the resolution will include the threat of military force if Syria does not comply.
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In other news around the markets:
* On Wednesday, Verizon (VZ) held the largest ever bond offering, which raised $49 billion and far eclipsed Apple's (AAPL) previous record of $17 billion. The cash raised will go towards Verizon's $130 billion buyout of Vodafone's (VOD) stake in their joint venture, Verizon Wireless.
* Umpqua Holdings (UMPQ) announced that it will acquire Sterling Financial (STSA). The merger will create one of the largest community banks on the west coast. The deal will cost $2 billion in cash and stock and will leave Umpqua with $22 billion in assets and almost 400 branches.
* Facebook (FB) shares are finally living up to the hype of its trading debut back in May 2012. The company's stock hit a new high of $45.09 on Wednesday, and ended with gains of 2.9% at $44.88 at the end of the day.
* Australian unemployment data disappointed, rising to its highest level in four years at 5.8%. The figure suggests that the Reserve Bank of Australia will cut interest rates in the coming months and weighed down the Australian dollar.
Asian markets
Asian markets were mostly up on Thursday with the exception of the Japanese NIKKEI, which fell 0.26%. The Shanghai composite and the Shenzhen composites were up 0.64% and 0.16%, respectively, and the Hang Seng index and KOSPI index were both flat.
European markets
European markets got off to a good start. The UK's FTSE was up 0.15%, and the eurozone's STOXX 600 was up 0.08%. The Spanish IBEX gained 0.52%, and Amsterdam's AEX was up 0.38%.
Brent crude futures were up 0.13% to $111.65 on Thursday, but WTI futures fell 0.16%. Gold dropped 1.55% to $1,342.70 per ounce, and silver lost 2.06%. Copper also lost 1.13%, but aluminum was up 0.33%.
The euro and the pound gained 0.12% and 0.15% against the dollar respectively. The yen fell below the 100 yen to one dollar mark and gained 0.32% against the dollar.
Earnings reported Wednesday
Notable companies that reported earnings on Wednesday included:
Men's Wearhouse (MW) reported second quarter EPS of $1.01 on revenue of $647.30 million, compared to last year's EPS of $1.15 on revenue of $662.30 million.
Vera Bradley (VRA) reported second quarter EPS of $0.37 on revenue of $125.40 million, compared to last year's EPS of $0.33 on revenue of $123.04 million.
Premarket movers
Stocks moving in the premarket included:
Eli Lilly (LLY) gained 1.08% in premarket trade after recently inking a multiyear research deal with Humana (HUM).
Newmont Mining (NEM) lost 1.56% in premarket trade as gold prices tumbled.
Notable companies expected to report earnings on Thursday include:
United Natural Foods (UNFI) is expected to report EPS of $0.60 on revenue of $1.63 billion, compared to last year's EPS of $0.51 on revenue of $1.34 billion.
Kroger (KR) is expected to report EPS of $0.60 on revenue of $22.67 billion, compared to last year's EPS of $0.51 on revenue of $21.73 billion.
Lululemon Athletica (LULU) is expected to report EPS of $0.35 on revenue of $343.10 million, compared to last year's EPS of $0.39 on revenue of $282.63 million.
Notable economic releases on Thursday include eurozone industrial production, Spanish CPI, Italian industrial production, French CPI, Indian CPI and industrial production, Brazilian retail sales, and U.S. import and export prices.
An 8:30 a.m. ET a report of initial jobless claims from the Department of Labor is expected to show an increase to 330,000 for the period ending September 7 compared to 323,000 in the previous period.
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Initial jobless claims under 400,000 is still considered a positive. However the trend is worrisome.
Median wages and employment numbers are still below the start of the recession. The recovery is moving sideways and with debt talks looming in the not too far off future, it will most likely hinge on whether or not our politicians can work together.
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text: Have you ever attended an extremely inspiring meeting that was so satisfying you wished it would never end? What must it have been like for the disciples to sit raptly listening to Jesus?! He gave the invitation "Come unto me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest" Matthew 11:28. That invitation, as well as the following, is still extended to us. "If any man thirst, let him come unto me, and drink" John 7:37. How much we each need to avail ourselves of those invitations to find both rest and satisfaction for our spiritual thirst. But once we have rested, once we have drunk, it is time to share the acquired blessing.


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A Wake County corrections officer has been found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the death of an inmate in June.
A jury found Markeith Council, 27, guilty of involuntary manslaughter Thursday in the June 4 death of Shon Demetrius McClain. He is sentenced to 90 days in the Wake County Jail followed by 12 to 24 montha suspended, supervised probation.
Council will serve his sentence at the jail where he engaged in a fight with McClain, who died from blunt force trauma to the head and neck resulting in spinal and brain damage. McClain died 13 days after the incident.
Wednesday, Council, told the court he had a conversation with McClain some time before the incident while Council was handing out sheets.
Council testified, "McLain said, 'You almost shoved my [expletive] hand in this trap.' Well, I said, 'If you didn't want your hand in the [expletive] trap, get your hands out of the trap.'"
Council said people started urging McClain, 40, to fight during the part the surveillance video shows. Council said he called McClain over.
"I said, 'Don't let your friends boost you up, pump you up,'" Council recalled. "I said, 'This is not the place to be tough.'"
Council said he thought he was going to be punched when McClain raised his hand. He said he didn't have enough time to call for help.
A video released in court Tuesday shows the fatal altercation between Council and McClain.
Council was indicted in August and turned himself into the Wake County Detention Center soon after.
McClain was in jail on misdemeanor drug charges when the assault occurred. According to the Department of Public Safety, McClain's convictions include possession of stolen goods, breaking and entering, larceny, indecent liberty with a child, failing to register as a sex offender and obstructing justice.
Council said his goal is to be a warden and is on track to be a sergeant. He is now a master detention officer, and is on suspension.
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OC sheriff calls e-mail a hoax
Orange County Sheriff Keith Merritt has notified citizens that there is an e-mail being distributed warning people not to transport children found crying in the street to a residence. "This specific e-mail is not from the Sheriff's Office and has been identified as a hoax. Sheriff Merritt would like to remind all citizens to remain alert and cautious. If placed in a situation that doesn't appear right, contact the Sheriff's Office." That number is (409) 883-2612.
I noticed that several of the BISD buses have a small brass plaque that has Thomas written on it.
#302 is one. I am assuming that is the name of the company that the bus was purchased from. Is this company owned by a realative of Dr. C. Thomas?


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text: The Williamson County Chapter of Ducks Unlimited will host their 38th annual fundraising banquet and auction on Saturday, October 26th at 5 p.m. at the Knights of Columbus Hall, 1601 West White Street in Marion. Local sportsmen, conservationists, and wetlands supporters are invited to enjoy an evening featuring raffles, door prizes, a silent auction, and live auctions including guns, waterfowl calls, exclusive outdoor artwork and unique home furnishings. Single tickets are $40 or $60 for couples. Tickets include dinner and a one-year Ducks Unlimited membership, and may be purchased through the Illinois Ducks Unlimited Event website (http://goo.gl/0eWGHR) or by calling (618) 694-2094. The Williamson County, IL Chapter of Ducks Unlimited is also on Facebook (http://goo.gl/0eWGHR). Several local businesses have donated goods and services to the event. Individuals and businesses interested in sponsorship or auction donations may contact Ms. Mandy Hestand at (618) 694-2094 or email@example.com. "This annual banquet is a great opportunity for folks to enjoy what is certain to be a memorable evening while contributing to a noble cause that benefits over 900 wildlife species and is a major contributor to both clean water and flood control. Ducks Unlimited is a major force for wetlands conservation in the local area. Past programs have focused on the Cache River and Rend Lake, and Ducks Unlimited recently secured a $1 million grant that will impact 3,000 acres at the US Forest Service Oakwood Bottoms Greentree Reservoir in western Jackson County," said Jon Sturgill, Ducks Unlimited Regional Director for Southern Illinois. Ducks Unlimited Inc. is the world's largest non-profit organization dedicated to conserving North America's continually disappearing waterfowl habitats. Established in 1937, Ducks Unlimited has conserved more than 13 million acres thanks to contributions from more than a million supporters across the continent. Guided by science and dedicated to program efficiency, DU works toward the vision of wetlands sufficient to fill the skies with waterfowl today, tomorrow and forever.


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Keyword Results for 'hubble'
Water vapor detected on Neptune-size exoplanet for 1st time ever Sep 25, 10:37 am
Washington, Sep 25 (ANI): Astronomers recently observed water vapor and clear skies on the Neptune-size exoplanet called as HAT-P-11b for the first time using data from the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope, the Spitzer Space Telescope, and the Kepler Space Telescope.
NASA's Hubble identifies 'rare type' of supernova companion star Sep 10, 2:19 pm
Washington, Sep 10 (ANI): NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has recently discovered a companion star to a rare type of supernova in close orbit after two decades of searching.
Washington, Sep 03 (ANI): Astronomers were able to observe the formation of a monster-sized galaxy with the help of infrared camera on the Hubble Space Telescope along with the near infrared spectrograph at the Keck Observatory in Hawaii, which was hidden behind the walls of dust in space.
London, Aug 27 (ANI): Astronomers have obtained the best view of merging galaxies in the distant Universe, which took place when the Universe was only half its current age, with the help NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope and other telescopes on the ground and in space.
Washington, Aug 7 (ANI): Scientists have revealed that NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has spotted a possible "zombie star" that may have been left behind after an unusually weak supernova explosion.
Washington, Aug 5 (ANI): Scientists have revealed that they are using the world's first robotic laser adaptive optics system to explore thousands of exoplanet systems (planets around other stars) at resolutions approaching those of the Hubble Space Telescope.
Hubble discovers most distant 'magnifying glass' galaxy Aug 1, 11:53 am
Washington, Aug 1 (ANI): Hubble Space Telescope has discovered the most distant galaxy that acts as a cosmic magnifying glass.
Washington, July 12 (ANI): NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope has captured an unusual discovery by imaging two elliptical galaxies merging into one and giving birth to chains of stars winding around the galaxies' nuclei.
Dwarf galaxies formed large proportion of universe's stars Jun 20, 8:57 am
Washington, June 20 (ANI): Researchers using NASA's Hubble Space Telescope have claimed that dwarf galaxies are responsible for forming a large proportion of the universe's stars.
NASA's Hubble to begin search for Kuiper Belt object beyond Pluto Jun 17, 12:23 pm
Washington, June 17 (ANI): The Hubble Space Telescope Time Allocation Committee has recommended using Hubble to search for an object the Pluto-bound NASA New Horizons mission could visit after its flyby of Pluto in July 2015.
Universe is far more 'colourful' than previously believed Jun 4, 9:43 am
Washington, June 4 (ANI): Astronomers using the Hubble Space Telescope have captured the most comprehensive picture ever assembled of the evolving Universe - and one of the most colorful.
New pic reveals details of violent collisions involving at least four galaxy clusters Jun 4, 9:13 am
Washington, June 4 (ANI): Astronomers using the Karl G. Jansky Very Large Array (VLA) and the Chandra X-Ray Observatory have produced a spectacular image that reveals new details of violent collisions involving at least four clusters of galaxies.
Scientists confirm distant galaxy cluster May 22, 9:33 am
Washington, May 22 (ANI): Researchers have confirmed the presence of an unusually distant galaxy cluster, JKCS 041.
Jupiter's Great Red Spot 'shrinks' to lowest ever measured May 16, 10:31 am
Washington, May 16 (ANI): Jupiter's trademark Great Red Spot - a swirling anti-cyclonic storm larger than Earth - has shrunk to its smallest size ever measured.
Supernovae help gauge power of cosmic lenses May 2, 12:31 pm
Washington, May 2 (ANI): Researchers have said that distant exploding stars observed by NASA's Hubble Space Telescope are providing them with a powerful tool to determine the strength of naturally-occurring "cosmic lenses" that are used to magnify objects in the remote universe.
Scientists uncover planetary disks in NASA's Hubble archive Apr 25, 9:49 am
Washington, April 25 (ANI): Astronomers using NASA's Hubble Space Telescope have applied a new image processing technique to obtain near-infrared scattered light photos of five disks observed around young stars in the Mikulski Archive for Space Telescopes database.
24-year-old Hubble now able to measure 10 times furtherer into space Apr 11, 10:42 am
Washington, April 11 (ANI): Astronomers have come with a new use of NASA's Hubble Space Telescope, even though it is 24 years old.
Washington, April 4 (ANI): Researchers have claimed that the largest known galaxy cluster in the distant universe, catalogued as ACT-CL J0102-4915, is 3 million billion times the mass of our sun.
Hubble clicks pic of mysteriously disintegrating asteroid Mar 7, 10:25 am
Washington, March 7 (ANI): The NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope has clicked the never-before-seen break-up of an asteroid, which has fragmented into as many as ten smaller pieces.
Galaxy cluster spotted ripping spiral galaxy Mar 5, 9:37 am
Washington, March 5 (ANI): A new Hubble image shows spiral galaxy ESO 137-001, framed against a bright background as it moves through the heart of galaxy cluster Abell 3627, which is violently ripping the spiral's entrails out into space, leaving bright blue streaks behind.
Hubble measures rotation rate of galaxy 170,000 light-years away Feb 19, 12:07 pm
Washington, Feb 19 (ANI): NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has for the first time helped astronomers precisely measure the rotation rate of a galaxy based on the clock-like movement of its stars.
NASA probe gets 360-degree view of Saturn's auroras Feb 12, 10:41 am
Washington, Feb. 12 (ANI): NASA trained several pairs of eyes on Saturn as the planet put on a dancing light show at its poles.
North Star getting brighter Feb 6, 3:16 pm
Washington, Feb 6 (ANI): A new research suggests that the North Star is actually changing.
Mystery of ultra-compact, burned-out galaxies solved Jan 30, 10:28 am
Washington, Jan. 30 (ANI): Astronomers using NASA's Hubble Space Telescope and Europe's Herschel Space Observatory have pieced together the evolutionary sequence of compact elliptical galaxies, which erupted and burned out when the universe was only 3 billion years old.
Washington, Jan 24 (ANI): NASA's Tracking and Data Relay Satellite L (TDRS-L), which is the 12th spacecraft in the agency's TDRS Project, is safely in orbit after its launch on Thursday aboard a United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida.
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The Calgary Flames locked up defenceman Kris Russell to a two-year deal with an average annual value of $2.26 million.
The 26-year-old defenceman has four goals and 20 points in 44 games this season.
This is Russell's first year in Calgary after having spent the first six years of his career split between the Columbus Blue Jackets and St. Louis Blues.


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Run to Feed the Hungry
Run to Feed the Hungry has become a family tradition for thousands of northern California residents, as well as a favorite event for many of the elite runners in California. As one of the largest and most respected races in the United States, Run to Feed the Hungry will attract over 28,000 participants this year. Owned and operated by Sacramento Food Bank & Family Services, Run to Feed the Hungry is the organization's largest fundraiser and sustains services such as Food, Clothing and Adult Education throughout the year.
We invite you and your family and friends to join us for the 21st annual on Thanksgiving morning, November 27, 2014. Click here to check out various sponsorship packages or click here for more creative sponsorship opportunities.


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New treatment on womb lining could help women get pregnant
A new fertility treatment, known as the 'fertility wand', has been shown to double a woman's chance of getting pregnant.
The treatment works on the womb lining. It involves using a long plastic tube-like device, which is inserted into the womb and rotated 360º to scratch the lining. This then encourages the body to repair, producing growth factors and a response from the immune system, which appear to encourage fertilisation.
In the trial of 100 women undergoing IVF, the live birth rate was 22.4% when the wand was used, compared to 9.8% when it was not.
"This is very interesting work," said Sanjay Vyas, a gynaecologist at Southmead Hospital in Bristol. "This intervention is simple, and if it genuinely improves the implantation rate, it would be very good news." Researchers are now awaiting the results from bigger trials.
On the down side, however, the process is not yet fully understood and there is no treatment if it goes wrong.
The wand is still being tested and isn't yet available to be tried out by the general public. But we'll be the first to let you know if and when it is.
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Muhr Arab Feature
Zoha and Mathieu meet one evening in Beirut. Zoha is a young Lebanese singer, trying to escape her dominating husband. Mathieu is an attorney for a French telecom company operating in Syria, who unbeknownst to him, is under surveillance and will subsequently be accused of spying. Their love story lasts 10 days, fuelled by their fears and desires, by intrigue and violence. "Beirut Hotel" is a romance constantly on edge, similar to the country in which the story is set, vacillating between war and peace, where the only certainty is the uncertain.
Drama, Political Thriller, Romance
Cast & Credits
- Director: Danielle Arbid
- Producer: David Thion, Gilles Sandoz, Sabine Sidawi
- Scriptwriter: Danielle Arbid
- Cinematographer: Pierric Gantelmi D'Ille
- Editor: Julien Leloup
- Composer: Zeid Hamdan
- Cast (in alphabetical order): Charles Berling, Darine Hamze, Fadi Abi Samra


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AG candidate Cynthia Coffman introduces herself to voters
Cynthia Coffman, one of two Republicans running for attorney general, has released a video touting her experience and credentials.
She notes she's worked for the AG's office for nine years; she currently is the chief deputy attorney general under Attorney General John Suthers, a Republican who is term limited.
"I don't have to sit down and read the manual," Coffman said. "I can be decisive from the beginning."
She also talks about water, Obamacare and domestic violence.