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Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 is rumoured to be in development with fresh claims hinting at Somalia as a potential setting.
Published on Nov 15, 2012
Call Of Duty: Black Ops 2 may have only just been released but that hasn't stopped many looking to the future and the next installment of the franchise, which could be Modern Warfare 4.
Given the cyclical tandem nature of the Call Of Duty development process, on completion of last year's Modern Warfare 3 Infinity Ward and Sledgehammer Games more than likely moved onto a new project and this will probably have been the next game in the Call Of Duty series – whatever that is.
With many rumours pointing towards a continuation of the Modern Warfare saga with Modern Warfare 4, Siliconera claims it could have discovered potential lines of dialogue from the new game.
According to the site, Activision has been recording voiceovers for the new game and a 'source' has explained that the main character is a 'battle-hardened veteran in his mid-thirties' codenamed Ben Burk.
Here are some of the lines apparently recorded for Modern Warfare 4:
"Reminds you of Phuket, doesn't it? Only this time the dust gives you cancer… OK, park yourself and get ready. When this thing kicks off, put a hole in anything that moves."
"This is Sentinel Zero One, successful crypto change on C2 net break, requesting immediate update of blue force picture and status of artillery, over. I have you broken and unreadable, I say again, requesting updates to friendly positions and status of arty support. Do you read, over?"
"We've got KVA on the move! They're going to strongpoint the main gate, ETA two mikes! We're providing support for our heavy rollers! Ready up and let's move!"
"Goliath, this is Sentinel Zero One! We have enemy armor at the gate, hundred meters north of our position! Requesting close-air grid mark three-one-six!"
The site also claims that another scene was recorded that took place in Somalia with the series' famous John 'Soap' MacTavish and this scene could have been a flashback.
This isn't the first time Modern Warfare 4 rumours have surfaced. When some hinted that Infinity Ward was working on a 'straight' Modern Warfare sequel and talking to voice actors the studio debunked the rumours tweeting:
"Interesting news today, but it's not true. We've not talked with any voice actors, so all news is speculation."
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Weed Man, North America's leading lawn care franchise company, continues to lead the lawn care sector with double-digit sales increases. Additionally, company executives predict a steady stream of growth for the remainder of 2012.
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Programs: Ealry intervention, need based education through Centre-based, Home-based and Community Based Rehabilitation programmes and Vocational Training. Last year, for the first time in India, 23 deafblind young adults got financial support to setup their own vocations and thus proving that they too are contributing citizens of our society.
Our purpose is to work in partnership with others - deafblind people, their families, carers and professionals to ensure that everyone facing challenges because of deafblindness has access to advice, opportunities and support.
We are the only national body active in the field of deafblindness.
We have a focused/ refined objective of supporting deafblindness alone and have not deviated from it even as we take a comprehensive approach which includes social, human rights perspectives with all available solutions.
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Increased the number of deafblind people receiving support from just 23 in 1997 to more than 57,000 today.
Formed the National Network of Families of deafblind people (PRAYAAS), which received the National Award for best parents association
Strategically aligned with the Government of India in their flagship- education programme- Sarva Shiksha Abhiyaan (SSA) for inclusion of deafblind children in its mandate.
Facilitated the inclusion of deafblindness into National Trust Act for the Welfare of Persons with Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Mental Retardation and Multiple Disabilities and our Advocacy Officer has been elected on the Board of the Trust
Designed and initiated a two year diploma course in "Special Education on Deafblindness" recognised by Rehabilitation Council of India.
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"History of Trucks (Trux) Family 1750-1967"
by Clyde Trucks, Sr. and Joel Lee Trucks
page 292 of "History of
pages 7-8 of "History of Trucks..."
"William Trux or Trucks was born in Connecticut, and was a resident of Kingston Township in 1796. During his residence here he was a justice of the peace, served on the proprietors committee, and was a leader of public affairs. He was, perhaps, the leading and most progressive citizen in the territory over the mountain. There is now however, no representative of the family in this section" (1930). (This quoted from the Kingston Township booklet, but continues with quote from Trucks booklet).
"Elsewhere in this book (Kingston Township booklet), and from other sources, the following additional information is available.
All northeastern Pennsylvania was claimed by Connecticut claimants under the Royal Charter of 1662 and an Indian purchase of 1754. Penn's heirs claimed it under the grant of 1681 and Indian purchase of 1768. After much dispute, litigation, and three shooting wars, called the Yankee-Pennamite Wars, it was finally made into Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, the Penn claim having been sustained by the Decree of Trenton, New Jersey, by special court, December 30, 1782.
Kingston Township, as laid out by the Connecticut men, began at the Susquehanna River and extended northwestward about six miles. The river land was subsequently cut off into other municipalities, leaving only the hilly section, still called Kingston Township, now part of Luzerne County, PA.
Trucksville is an unincorporated village in Kingston Township. On April 22, 1803, Joel Lucas conveyed to William Trucks Lots 21 and 22, fourth division, including an excellent mill site.
In 1801, Trucks had already bought a large plot in the adjoining township of Bedford, upon which most of the center of the town of Dallas was built. As early as 1796 Trucks owned, somewhere in Kingston TWP., 36 acres occupied land, 208 acres unoccupied land, one horse and two cattle, listed as a carpenter and millwright.
By 1804 his holdings were 816 acres and three cattle. Before 1804 Trucks had built at his mill site, now in Trucksville, a large grist mill of logs, two storied high, with one pair of mill stones, cut out by himself from local conglomerate rock. After being run through the stones and ground, the grain was caught in bags and again carried upstairs by hand, where it was thrown into a hopper and shook by hand through a coarse cloth and thus belted.
About the same time he built nearby on the same creek a sawmill. He built for himself nearby a house of logs, hewn on four sides, with two rooms downstairs, a center chimney with two fireplaces. About 1811, Trucks removed to Wayne, Knox County, Ohio, leaving power of attorney with agents to sell his properties. The Trucksville properties were sold in 1812. The Dallas property was in dispute and patent was finally issued by the State of Pennsylvania to William Trucks, Jr. in 1812. He sold it to Philip Shaver in 1813, for whom the intervening village of Shavertown, PA was named."
Footnote by the authors Clyde Trucks, Sr. and Joel Lee Trucks: "We went to Trucksville and found the old mill sites on Tobey Creek. Part of the rock foundations are still there."
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Boston, Georgia-- A Thomas County man is in Sheriff's custody for shooting and killing another man Monday night.
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The shooting happened in Larry's front yard. 49-year-old James Dunbar was killed. "I couldn't hear him breathing, couldn't find a pulse," says Larry.
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Do you want to attack that mounting pile of debt, but just don't know where to start? Laura Adams, financial expert and host of the top-rated Money Girl podcast, is here to help.
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Bradford Cary
Bradford Owen Cary, 83, of 1209 21st Ave., Rock Island, died Tuesday, April
11, 1995, at Silver Cross Nursing Center, Rock Island.
Visitation is 4 to 7 p.m. Thursday at Knox-Larson Funeral Home, Rock Island,
where further arrangements are pending.
Jack Holzer
Jack E. Holzer, 74, of 8311 Ridgewood Rd., Rock Island, died Tuesday, April
11, 1995, at University Hospital, Iowa City.
Visitation is 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday at Hodgson Funeral Home Ltd., Rock Island,
where further arrangements pending.
Haywood Lee
Haywood Lee, 55, Chicago, formerly of Rock Island, died Saturday, April 8,
1995, in Chicago.
Services are 1:30 p.m. Thursday at Pleasant Hill Missionary Church, Chicago,
where he was a member. Burial is in Mount Hope Cemetery, Chicago.
Visitation is 1 p.m. to service time at the church.
Gatlings Chapel, Chicago, is in charge of arrangements.
Mr. Lee was born May 24, 1939, in Louisville, Miss., the son of Dock and Mary
Alice Lee. He married Jeffie Jackson May 22, 1957, in Louisville.
Survivors include the widow; daughters, Angela Lee, Rock Island, Jocelyn Hill,
Milwaukee, Wis., Gwendolyn Hill, Chicago, and Nadine Reddish, Madison; sons,
Terry, Haywood Jr., Michael and Prentiss Lee, all of Rock Island; 25
grandchildren; sisters, Alma Smith and Shirley Grandberry, both of Rock
Island, and Christine Green and Rosetta Shields, both of Bellwoo; brothers,
George Lee, East St. Louis, Willie Dugans, Maywood, Lacell Lee, Louisville,
Louis Lee, Riverdale, Ill., and David and Johnny Lee, both of Rock Island;
several nieces and nephews; and a special friend, Dorothy Reddish, Chicago. A
son, Jerome Lee, died in 1969.
Roaine Miller
An additional survivor for Roaine D. Miller, 78, of 1900 6th Ave., Rock
Island, formerly of LeClaire, Iowa, is a son, Mark Forrester, Davenport.
Private services are Thursday at Nelson Funeral Home, LeClaire. Burial is in
Glendale Cemetery, LeClaire.
Private visitation is one hour prior to services.
Mrs. Miller died Sunday, April 9, 1995, at Bettendorf Health Care Center.
Lynn `Bud' Stegall
Services for Lynn R. "Bud'' Stegall, 70, of 3633 31st Ave., Rock Island, are
10 a.m. Friday at Knox-Larson Funeral Home, Rock Island. Burial is in National
Cemetery, Arsenal Island, with military rites conducted by Milan American
Legion Post 569 and Milan Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 4177.
Visitation is 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday. A memorial fund has been
Mr. Stegall died Sunday, April 9, 1995, at Trinity Medical Center, East
Campus, Moline.
He was born Feb. 3, 1925, in Rockford, the son of Lynn and Helen Neff Stegall.
He married Bernice Lloyd Feb. 22, 1949, in West Branch, Iowa.
He was employed as a foreman in the maintenance department at Arsenal Courts,
where he began working in 1968. Prior to that he was a serviceman with
Montgomery Elevator Co., Moline. He began his working career as a tile setter
and terrazzo grinder with Henry Casini.
He was a World War II Navy veteran, serving as a gunner.
He was a member of Memorial Heights United Methodist Church, Rock Island.
He enjoyed woodworking, fishing and jigsaw puzzles.
Survivors include the widow; daughters and sons-in-law, Sharon and Robert
Buchwald, Edwardsville, and Sandra and Ricky Fuller, San Antonio, Texas; sons
and daughters-in-law, Robert and Jenny Stegall, Moline, and Dennis and Lisa
Stegall, Rock Island; 11 grandchildren; and a brother, James Stegall,
Cambridge, Minn.
Frances VanVooren
Frances E. VanVooren, 87, of 3522 21st Ave., Rock Island, died Wednesday,
April 12, 1995, at St. Anthony's Continuing Care Center, Rock Island.
Services and visitation are tentatively set for Friday at DeRoo Funeral Home,
Moline, where further arrangements are pending.
Doris Addison
Doris Freeland Addison, 78, Carmichael, Calif., formerly of Moline, died
Saturday, April 8, 1995, at a California hospital.
Services will be Thursday at Price Funeral Chapel, Citrus Heights, Calif.
Burial is in East Lawn Cemetery, Sacramento, Calif.
Ms. Addison graduated from American Conservatory of Music, Chicago, in 1938.
She had a radio show on stations WOC-AM and WHBF-AM with another woman in the
mid-1940s. The piano duo were billed as Doris and Doris. They also toured
various clubs and halls in the area and had the most fun answering requests
from fans and improvising and arranging without rehearsal. Before that, she
played piano and arranged music for her brother's touring big band, the George
Freeland Orchestra.
She served on the Tri-City Symphony Board in Moline.
Survivors include a son, George Alger, Citrus Heights; and stepsons, Richard
Addison, Citrus Heights, and Kent Addison, Sacramento.
Marjorie Koch
Marjorie M. Koch, 58, of 3069 4th St., Moline, died Tuesday, April 11, 1995,
at Trinity Medical Center, East Campus, Moline.
Arrangements are pending at Wendt Funeral Home, Moline.
David Waters
David Joseph Waters, 80, Riverside, Calif., formerly of Moline, died Friday,
April 7, 1995, at Chapman Convalescent Hospital, Riverside.
Memorial services were held today at St. Catherine's Church. Burial was in
Olive Grove Cemetery, Riverside.
Acheson and Graham Funeral Home, Riverside, handled arrangements.
Mr. Waters was born March 4, 1915, in Ottumwa, Iowa.
He was employed for 28 years at various major defense manufacturers as an
engineer specializing in electronic writing, retiring in 1984.
After retiring he worked in maintenance at St. Catherine's.
He was a member of Elks Club and was an editor for St. Catherine's weekly
bulletin. He published many articles in major electronic periodicals.
He enjoyed golf and ballroom dancing.
Survivors include sons, Ronald and Kenneth Waters, Riverside, and Jack Waters,
San Bernardino, Calif.; eight grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren; two
sisters; and three brothers.
Donald Leonhard
Donald F. Leonhard, 82, of 2318 Archer Drive, East Moline, died Tuesday, April
11, 1995, at Trinity Medical Center, East Campus, Moline.
Arrangements are pending at Esterdahl Mortuary Ltd., Moline.
Carl Benson
Carl E. Benson, 93, Aledo, died Tuesday, April 11, 1995, at Mercer County
Hospital, Aledo.
Services are 1:30 p.m. Friday at Messiah Lutheran Church, Aledo, where he was
a member. Burial is in Aledo Cemetery.
Visitation is 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday at Fippinger Funeral Home, Aledo. Memorials
may be made to the church.
Mr. Benson was born April 5, 1902, in Alpha, the son of Nels and Alma Johnson
Benson. He married Edna Parkinson Aug. 27, 1924, in Aledo. She died Dec. 28,
He had farmed in the Aledo and Port Byron areas until retiring to Aledo in
Survivors include a daughter and son-in-law, Kathryn and C.C. Griffin, Des
Moines; a son and daughter-in-law, Donald and Shirley Benson, Mansfield,
Texas; seven grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; and nieces and nephews.
A son, Wendell Benson, and daughters, Elaine Benson and Dorothy Kinkaid, are
Jako Glasnovich
Jako S. Glasnovich, 92, Galesburg, died Monday, April 10, 1995, at home.
Services are 10 a.m. Monday at St. Patrick's Catholic Church, Galesburg, where
he was a member. Burial is in St. Joseph Cemetery, Galesburg.
Visitation is 5 to 8 p.m. Sunday at Watson Funeral Home, Galesburg, with a
rosary and wake service at 7. Memorials may be made to the church.
Mr. Glasnovich was born July 16, 1902, in Janjevo, Yugoslavia, the son of
Serafin and Jana Mazarek Glasnovich. He married Elizabeth Matto Nov. 24, 1977,
in Galesburg. She died Nov. 15, 1983.
He co-owned Matto and Glasnovich Grocery Store and later owned and operated
Glasnovich Tavern Inc., retiring in 1972.
He was a member of Knights of Columbus Council 556 and Illinois Liquor
Retailers Association.
Survivors include daughters and a son-in-law, Mary McMahon, Suzanne Howard and
Cecilia and Tedie Maxwell, all of Galesburg, Theresa Bivens, Avon, and Anna
Skrzelowski, Cincinnati; sons, Nick Glasnovich, Hoover, Ala., Mike, Bill,
Steve and David Glasnovich, all of Galesburg, Phil Glasnovich, Abingdon, and
John Glasnovich, Rio; 41 grandchildren; 42 great-grandchildren; and brothers,
Ignacije Glasnovich, Zagreb, Croatia, and Roko Glasnovich, Nice, Yugoslavia.
Freda Haynes
Freda M. Haynes, 70, Alexis, formerly of Andalusia, died Tuesday, April 11,
1995, at Galesburg Nursing Home.
Arrangements are pending at Larson Funeral Home, Milan.
Bertha Jacobs
Bertha Jacobs, 83, Machesney Park, Ill., died Monday, April 10, 1995, at St.
Anthony Medical Center.
Services are 10 a.m. Thursday at Delehanty Funeral Home Ltd., Loves Park.
Burial is in Grove Hill Cemetery, Morrison.
Visitation is 7 to 8:30 tonight.
The former Bertha Fenton was born Aug. 23, 1911, in Fenton, Ill., the daughter
of Herman and Dora Dykemia Fenton. She married the late Harold N. Jacobs March
3, 1930, in Morrison.
Survivors include daughters and sons-in-law, Dorothy and Lloyd Johnson,
Fulton, and Gloria and Richard Fiedler, Machesney Park; a son, Arnold Jacobs,
Rockford; 14 grandchildren; and 15 great-grandchildren. A daughter, Phyllis
Brown, is deceased.
Emmett Montague
Emmett L. Montague, 93, Pleasant View Nursing Home, Morrison, died Wednesday,
April 12, 1995, at the home.
Arrangements are pending at Bosma-Renkes Funeral Home, Morrison.
Judith Pletkovich
Judith Ann Pletkovich, 42, R.R. 1, Neponset, died Monday, April 10, 1995, at
Kewanee Hospital.
Services are 11 a.m. Thursday at St. John's Episcopal Church, Kewanee, where
she was a member. The body was donated to science.
Visitation is 6 to 8 p.m. today at Cavanagh and Schueneman Funeral Home,
Kewanee. Memorials may be made to Neponset Public Library.
The former Judith Ann Moore was born July 26, 1952, in Kewanee, the daughter
of Gilbert V. and Virginia Bennett Moore. She married Milo James Pletkovich II
Aug. 26, 1972, in Kewanee.
Mrs. Pletkovich received a bachelor of science degree from Illinois State
University, Normal, in 1974, and received a master's degree from the
University of Iowa in 1989.
She taught mathematics at Bradford, Toulon and Neponset High Schools. She had
been resource librarian at Black Hawk College, East Campus, Kewanee, and later
taught at Western High School, Buda. She also worked part-time at Kewanee
Public Library.
She was president of Neponset Library Board.
Survivors include the widower; her parents, Neponset; a sister and
brother-in-law, Susan and Shannon Swearigen, Neponset; and brothers, Gary
Moore, Neponset, and Jim Moore, Princeton, Ill.
Mary Wiersema
Mary L. Wiersema, 77, of 402 W. Park St., Morrison, died Tuesday, April 11,
1995, at Samaritan Hospital North, Clinton, Iowa.
Services are 10 a.m. Saturday at Bosma-Renkes Funeral Home, Morrison. Burial
is in Grove Hill Cemetery, Morrison.
Visitation is 6 to 9 p.m. Friday. A memorial fund has been established.
The former Mary Daniels was born March 23, 1918, in Morrison, the daughter of
Albert and Lucy Seaman Daniels. She married Clarence S. Wiersema June 21,
1948, in Princeton, Ill. He died April 27, 1973.
She was employed as a nursing assistant at Resthaven and Pleasant View Nursing
Homes, Morrison. She also worked as a home health aide on a private basis for
many years.
She was a member of Morrison United Methodist Church, Faith Circle of United
Methodist Women and a member of Women of the Moose.
Survivors include daughters and sons-in-law, Betty and George Baker, New
Milford, Ill., Alice and Meryl Nichols, Clinton, Iowa, Ruth and Ronald Day,
North Miami Beach, Fla., Carolyn and Curt McGhie, Belvidere, Ill., and Grace
and Ed Pearson, Moline; sons and daughters-in-law, Raymond and Donna Pitts,
Milledgeville, Ill., Dale and Marcia Wiersema, Morrison, and Lyle and DeAnna
Wiersema, Belvidere; 25 grandchildren; and 36 great-grandchildren. A daughter,
Judy Wiersema, preceded her in death.
Harold Zuidema
Harold Zuidema, 85, Morrison, died Tuesday, April 11, 1995, at Prophets
Riverview Good Samaritan Center, Prophetstown.
Services are 1:30 p.m. Friday at Bosma-Renkes Funeral Home, Morrison. Burial
is in Grove Hill Cemetery, Morrison.
Visitation is 5 to 8 p.m. Thursday. A memorial fund has been established.
Mr. Zuidema was born Dec. 30, 1909, in Morrison, the son of Marion and Grace
Port Zuidema. He married Roelvina Shipma Sept. 12, 1935 in Morrison.
He was employed for 10 years at Northwestern Steel & Wire Co., Sterling. He
then farmed for 46 years in the Morrison area.
He was a member of Ebenezer Reformed Church and was a member of Whiteside
County Farm Bureau.
He enjoyed fishing and gardening.
Survivors include the widow; a daughter and son-in-law, Jane and Arnold
Brooks, Prophetstown; a son, Allen Zuidema, Argyle, Wis.; seven grandchildren;
eight great-grandchildren; a sister, Eleanor Swanson, and a brother, Orville
Zuidema, both of Morrison.
Robert Anderson
Services for Robert D. Anderson, 71, Davenport, are 10 a.m. Thursday at Grace
Lutheran Church, Davenport, where he was a member. Burial is in Davenport
Memorial Park.
Visitation is 3 to 5 and 6 to 8 p.m. today at Weerts Funeral Home, Davenport.
Memorials may be made to the church's Capital Fund.
Mr. Anderson died Monday, April 10, 1995, at Genesis Medical Center,
He was born Nov. 19, 1923, in Davenport, the son of Maurice and Lillian
Englund Anderson. He married Genevieve Hult June 20, 1948, in Davenport.
He was employed as a cutter operator for 25 years at Wagners Printers,
retiring in 1988.
He was a member of the church council, delivered Meals On Wheels for seven
years and also delivered meals to the Miriam House.
He was a World War II Army medics veteran.
He enjoyed bowling on Tuesday nights in the Businessman League and
Survivors include the widow; sons, Gary Anderson, Brooklyn, N.Y., Duane
Anderson, LaVista, Neb., and Larry Anderson, Davenport; four grandchildren;
and a brother, Richard L. Anderson, Rock Island.
L.D. `Porkchop' Bass
Graveside services for L.D. "Porkchop'' Bass, 76, of 1120 Gaines Street,
Davenport, are 10 a.m. Friday at National Cemetery, Arsenal Island.
Visitation is 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday at Weerts Funeral Home, Davenport.
Mr. Bass died Monday, April 10, 1995, at Genesis Medical Center, East Campus,
He was born Oct. 15, 1918, in Anguilla, Miss., the son of Lavenia Webb. He
married Norma Weldon Aug. 20, 1973, in Davenport.
He was employed as a truck driver for 10 years for the City of Davenport,
retiring in 1980. He previously worked at Oscar Meyer.
He was a World War II Army veteran.
He enjoyed fishing and working on cars.
Survivors include the widow; a daughter, Virginia Garrett, Davenport; sons,
Gene Bass, Davenport, Otha Bass, Marion, Ind., and Paul Arburkle, Minneapolis;
seven grandchildren; several great-grandchildren; and a brother, Robert
McCall, Saginaw, Mich.
Elsie Breiholz
Services for Elsie S. Breiholz, 92, Port Byron, formerly of Bettendorf, are 10
a.m. Friday at McGinnis, Chambers and Sass Funeral Home, Bettendorf. Burial is
in National Cemetery, Arsenal Island.
Visitation is 4 to 8 p.m. Thursday. Memorials may be made to Bettendorf VFW
Post 9128 Auxiliary.
Mrs. Breiholz died Monday, April 10, 1995, at Illini Hospital, Silvis.
The former Elsie Selken was born May 7, 1902, in Benton County, Iowa, the
daughter of Emil and Elsaba Gathje Selken. She married George H. Breiholz Aug.
2, 1919, in Davenport. He died Jan. 23, 1964.
She had been employed at Ross's Restaurant, Bettendorf, for more than 17
years, retiring in 1982.
She was past president of Bettendorf Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 9128
Auxiliary, where she also was treasurer for 17 years; a member of East
Davenport Turners, Davenport American Legion Auxiliary, Navy Mothers Club and
Military Order of the Cootie; and a life member of VFW National Home, Eaton
Rapids, Mich.
She enjoyed playing bingo and was involved in several civic activities.
Survivors include a daughter, Garnet Fosdyck, Davenport; 10 grandchildren; 24
great-grandchildren; seven great-great-grandchildren; and a sister, Louise
Gein, Dysert, Iowa. Sons, Duane and Marvin, are deceased.
Alice Ginneberge
Alice T. Ginneberge, 79, Davenport, died Tuesday, April 11, 1995, at the home
of her son and daughter-in-law in Iowa City.
Services are 10 a.m. Friday at Holy Family Catholic Church, Davenport, where
she was a member. Burial is in Calvary Cemetery, Rock Island.
Visitation is 3 to 8 p.m. Thursday at Weerts Funeral Home, Davenport, with a
liturgy service at 6. Memorials may be made to Iowa City Hospice.
The former Alice Holmes was born Aug. 10, 1915, in Moline, the daughter of
Edward and Helga Francine Holmes. She married Maurice Ginneberge Aug. 24,
1935, in the Quad-Cities. He died March 1, 1964.
Mrs. Ginneberge was employed as an election clerk for 22 years at the Scott
County Auditors Office.
She enjoyed playing cards, and going to parades and riverboats.
Survivors include a son and daughter-in-law, Gregory and Lorie Ginneberge,
Iowa City; a daughter-in-law, Deborah Ginneberge, Bettendorf; grandchildren,
Kelli, Stacy, Lisa, Jessica, Michael and Jeremy; two great-grandchildren; and
a brother, Bert Holmes, Pueblo, Colo. A son Michael died in July 1993 and a
son Christopher died in April 1955.
Paul Grayson
Paul W. Grayson, 71, Davenport, died Tuesday, April 11, 1995, at Genesis
Medical Center, East Campus, Davenport.
Arrangements are pending at Runge Mortuary, Davenport.
George Jenyik
George D. Jenyik, 67, Davenport, died Tuesday, April 11, 1995, at Genesis
Medical Center, West Campus, Davenport.
Services are 1 p.m. Thursday at Halligan-McCabe Funeral Home, Davenport.
Burial is in National Cemetery, Arsenal Island.
Visitation is 4 to 7 p.m. today with a vigil service at 7. Memorials may be
made to American Cancer Society, American Heart Association or Scott County
Humane Society.
Mr. Jenyik was born Aug. 4, 1927, in Perth Amboy, N.J., the son of Stephen and
Anna Kokus Jenyik. He married Theresa L. Stolte July 6, 1954, in Perth Amboy.
He was employed at the Rock Island Arsenal for 20 years, retiring in 1985. He
previously was employed by arsenals in New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
He was a World War II and Korean Conflict Marine veteran and was awarded the
Purple Heart.
He enjoyed sports, reading, traveling and animals.
Survivors include the widow; a son, Stephen Jenyik, Topeka, Kan.; sisters,
Anna Kananowitz, Pensacola, Fla., and Dorothy Evans, Henderson, Nev.; and many
special friends.
BROWN, Gerald M., 80, East Moline; 10 a.m. Thursday, Faith Lutheran, Moline.
Visitation 2-4, 6-8 p.m. today, Schroder, Silvis.
GOODMAN, Robert E., 63, Milan; 11 a.m. Thursday, Wendt, Moline. Visitation 6-
8 tonight.
HOLZER, Pauline Inez, 73, Rock Island; 10 a.m. Thursday, Hodgson, Rock Island.
Visitation 2-4, 6-8 p.m. today, Hodgson, Rock Island.
HUSTON, Betty Lou, 54, Aledo; 1:30 p.m. Thursday, First Baptist, Aledo.
Visitation 2-4, 6-8 p.m. today, Jinks, Aledo.
LACY, Emma H., 81, Prophetstown; 11 a.m. Friday, Gardner, Prophetstown.
Visitation 10-11 a.m. Friday.
McDONALD, Jimmy, 68, Davenport; 10:30 a.m. Thursday, Weerts, Davenport.
Visitation 9:30-10:30 a.m. Thursday.
NIELSEN, Russell L., 77, DeWitt, Iowa; 10:30 a.m. Friday, Schultz, DeWitt.
Visitation 2-8 p.m. Thursday.
ROBINSON, Carrie, 62, Rock Island; 10:30 a.m. Thursday, Knox-Larson, Rock
Island. Visitation 6-8 tonight.
ROSS, Tommie Mae, 71, East Moline; 11 a.m. Thursday, Mount Zion, East Moline.
Visitation 7-9 p.m. tonight.
STEFFEN, Mabel Irene, 88, Rock Island; 2 p.m. today, Oakdale Memorial,


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He's got a burger for a head and he lives in bbq-town.
The Lloyds
A family of retards on a collision course with slapstick wackiness!
Bad Guys
Hey! Bad guys coming!
Hello all. Here it is... Episode #7, but I must say that it is not the greatest thing ever. Okay long story short: I've been working on it for 2 years... I'm sick to death of the stupid ass story I came up with for it, and I decided to just finish the F-ing thing (abruptly mind you) and submit it and move on... hopefully now I can work on 8 with a clean slate. Don't hate me because it's short... I needed closure.
Good job man, pretty funny liked it overall.
Not bad
Pretty good episode the storyline may not have been that interesting but it was a pretty funny episode I'm glad the series made another return in 2008 just hope it makes another return sometime again I like these episodes really interesting show my favorite is Doug pretty funny episode and good luck with any upcoming projects if you have any.
i got an idea for a plot line how abput they et throw into the ocean and they go on a murderous rampage gout of anger then get banished to the tank but i know its stupid
the alpha and omega of awesome
beer is good beer is good beer is good and stuff beer is good beer is good beer is good lets go drink some BEER BEER BEER BEER BEER LOL
here's what i think..
its really short and i know you warned us about that and im sure other people will agree that doug's voice is better the old way and bring a new loading screen up, particuraly to do with kung fu fish =D and next time make the submarine-bar like their hangout place and introduce a new charicter im sure we would like to see a new fish... but anyway on the bright side the new music was good and i liked how you introduced the new music with a fire from a gun, i've been practicing that guitar solo for 2 days no-end and make steve a bit shorter like on the epesodes 1&2 and by the way make the snail (cant remember his name) in more epesodes i will give you a 10 because i an see you try'd hard and im sure number 8 will be much more than #7 =D


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Seahawks lead Broncos 36-8 after 3 quarters
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East Rutherford, NJ (.com) - Percy Harvin returned the opening second-half kickoff 87 yards for a touchdown and the Seattle Seahawks had a 36-8 lead over the Denver Broncos going into the fourth quarter of Super Bowl XLVIII.
The NFC-champion Seahawks are trying to win their first Super Bowl title in their second appearance in the game.
Harvin's return came after the Seahawks scored 16 points off Denver turnovers for a 22-0 lead at halftime.
They made it 23 points off turnovers after Demaryius Thomas' fumble led to Jermaine Kearse's spinning, tackle-breaking touchdown catch for a 36-0 Seattle lead.
Seattle's top-ranked defense has smothered Peyton Manning and the top-ranked Denver offense, which was the first in NFL history to score 600 points in the regular season.
Manning was 30-of-40 for 241 yards with a 14-yard touchdown pass to Thomas at the end of the third quarter, which was followed by a two-point conversion.
But he has thrown two interceptions. One of them led to Marshawn Lynch's 1- yard touchdown run and the other was returned 69 yards by Malcolm Smith, both in the second quarter.
The Seahawks didn't have their "12th Man" -- the nickname of their spirited home fans -- but they've honored them by scoring 12 seconds into each half.
Before Harvin's return to start the second half, Seattle scored the Super Bowl's fastest-ever points when the ball was snapped over Manning's head and into the end zone for a safety on the game's first play from scrimmage.
The score came two seconds sooner than Devin Hester's 92-yard kickoff return for Chicago to begin Super Bowl XLI. Manning's Indianapolis Colts beat the Bears in that game.
Manning is attempting to become the first starting quarterback to lead two different franchises to a Super Bowl win. He is playing on the field his brother Eli calls home as quarterback of the New York Giants.
The Broncos are 2-4 in six previous Super Bowls, winning back-to-back titles in 1998-99 behind quarterback John Elway, who is now the team's executive vice president of football operations.
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The Texas Rangers are reportedly making adding outfielders their top priority leading up to the MLB trade deadline at the end of the month, but they are also considering the intriguing option of bringing back a former star. According to Jon Heyman of CBS Sports, the Rangers have "talked at least internally" about bring Young back to Texas.
Young and Rangers manager Ron Washington have a very close relationship, and Young, who's playing third base for the fading Phillies, is very popular in the clubhouse and with fans. He seemed to agonize before accepting the offseason trade to Philadelphia from Texas this winter. He received a full no-trade as part of that deal, but with the Phillies seemingly in freefall and all his ties to the Rangers, there's no reason to think that should be an issue.
Young has seven homers, 31 RBI and a .283 batting average this season.
While it is certainly an interesting option, the Rangers main focus seems to be on the likes of Alex Rios,Hunter Pence, Chris Denorfia and Marlon Byrd, who provide the team with the big outfield bat that they are seeking.


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My eyesight has worsened drastically in recent months. We need to rethink how we live our lives with computers and tvs. I don't use a handheld device but someone who does also has experienced worsening eyesight. I'd rather have my eyes than the internet or tv.
Tech Cop: It thought it was transposed at first, but it's actually not if you look at the wording carefully, "lines" being the key words. Saying that a display has 3840 "vertical lines" is the same thing as what we normally think of as "horizontal resolution". Computer folk typically refer to resolution as in horizontal-x-vertical (1920×1080, for example), but TV standards typically put more emphasis on the number of horzontal lines (vertical resolution), which I guess is why this one looks weird. It does come out to being 16:9.
I eat carrots and peas and my eyesight has been getting worse for years. Ban veggies!
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Big Daddy Weave: Great Expectations
- Tuesday, August 19, 2008
Mike Weaver doesn't really know how he got to where he is today. As one-fifth of Big Daddy Weave, one of Christian music's most endearing bands, he readily admits, "I don't think we've ever known what we were doing."
A bold statement for the lead singer, songwriter and acoustic guitarist of a band that has sold nearly a half million records, released three No. 1 singles and toured with some of the biggest names in the industry since making its national debut over six years ago.
But Weaver insists it has been that simple. "We've always said, 'God, if this is what you want us to do, you have to make it happen. Wherever we go, we'll make it plain who you are—that Jesus is God and Jesus has changed our life."
Expressing the greatness of that change in a musical format comes naturally for the melody-driven quintet. On its fifth release, What Life Would Be Like (Fervent), Big Daddy discovers and explores a new perspective of living, one that engages the miracles of God as not only possible, but real.
"When we went to Ecuador and saw what God was doing through World Vision, it challenged our hearts. We felt like there was not a lot happening through these little dollars that we were giving for child sponsorship. But once we got there, what seemed like a little bit was really changing entire communities in this country," Weaver explains. "We visited one place where the crime rate had literally dropped from 80 percent to 20 percent in just a matter of years."
Returning home self-aware, the band members began to question their own personal doubts and views of God. "The truth is, what we feel like is insignificant. What we feel like is not enough. In the hands of Jesus, He does the miraculous," Weaver professes. "It increased this ability to dream again."
Incorporating the effects of Ecuador into their next creative output, the men based their writing and recording on a fresh reality of God. "I feel like this record is about expectations: our expectations of who God is and what He's capable of doing through the messed up people that we are." The first to admit his shortcomings, Weaver, the band's unofficial spokesman, replaces systematic sound bytes with true confession: "I think we have sold Him so short."
Big Daddy injects the same vulnerability into the title track's opening line: "I wish I was more of a man . . . What if I could fix myself/Maybe then I could get free/I could try to be somebody else/Whose much better off than me." Even Weaver notices the openness of his own lyric. "Listening down the record, I don't know if we've ever said anything that completely honest. I think there's a level of transparency with this record that's deeper than before."
In what has become a mission for the guys, ministry takes first place when interacting with the audience. "We want to be real people in front of real people, as much as you can do that with making music. We're finding out He wants to use what's offstage maybe even more than onstage," the personable front man realizes, continuing to administer the band's priorities of people over music and music over media attention.
"We aren't the coolest looking dudes. We don't have the coolest music there is. Maybe the entire reason we were [at a concert] wasn't because we needed to play this set of radio songs or have this moment of worship as much as it was that one really weird guy that wouldn't leave us alone, and honoring the Lord by taking some time out of [our] day and loving him."
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If you're farming up honor for gear and you're in AV, it's a very very good idea to have a mod that'll keep track of the stuff you loot (always autoloot EVERY player corpse that you possibly can, and autoloot so you get all the loot and someone doesn't ninja it out from under you). I use a mod called "Capping" that'll even semi-automate the turnin process so you only sit there and repeatedly rightclick the guy to turn your stuff in.
You get 19 "horde" points per 5 Blood (or whatever it is for Alliance) and this is what you're looking for. Armor is nice but low. Wing Commanders almost never make it. Blood is where it's at. Even playing maybe 2-3hrs 5 nights a week SHOULD get you well into revered without a ton of effort. Just figure out at whatever point the battle is almost over and trinket back to your base. You'll die almost instantly because you always spawn in a mass of alliance, but you can run from the cave to the Primalist really quickly and get your stuff turned in before the BG ends if you manage to do it when they start on Drek. (I don't know how it works for alliance really).
That combined with the 6-7 quests that give 400+ rep with the Blood Elves that are really simple to finish, should get you to exalted in a few weeks. Obviously it's a little late to start now... but it was a good idea to do if you figured it out the day after the patch hit. If you get started now though, there's a decent chance you might be able to do all the 1-20 quests and get enough rep to finish up with Exalted relatively quickly when the expansion comes out though I bet.


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Is U.S. Justice Broken?
Recorded: Thursday, December 9, 2010
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From fingerprinting to criminal sentencing, from lawyer licensing to judicial selection, and from eminent domain to wealth transfers via class-action lawsuits, how do perverse incentives impact the law and what reforms would create a more just and efficient legal system?
Experts: David D. Friedman, Alex Kozinski, Edward J. López, David J. TherouxType: Independent Institute EventIssues: Crime, Criminal Justice/ Prisons, Law Enforcement
Jeffrey A. Miron on Legalizing Drugs
Recorded: Friday, November 20, 2009
Originally aired on 11/20/09 on FoxBusiness.com Live. Jeffrey A. Miron, Research Fellow at the Independent Institute and author of Drug War Crimes, argues in favor of legalizing marijuana and other drugs in the U.S.
Experts: Jeffrey A. MironType: TelevisionIssues: Crime, Criminal Justice/ Prisons, Drugs (Illicit)
Ivan Eland on Fort Hood Shooting
Recorded: Thursday, November 5, 2009
Originally aired 11/5/09 on Russia Today. Ivan Eland, Senior Fellow at the Independent Institute, provides perspective on the shooting at Fort Hood in Texas.
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Dominick T. Armentano on Antitrust and Monopoly
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Dominick T. Armentano speaks with congressman Ron Paul and host Roger Ream in this vintage 1983 video clip about antitrust and monopoly in America.
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- Calories from fat: 24%
- Fat: 4.9g
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- Protein: 27.4g
- Carbohydrate: 7.1g
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- 1/4 cup orange juice
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I've been neglecting both walking and posting on here, though I've neglected posting more, obviously.
I've been very busy with work and side projects and my house trying to fall apart on me, so I've been out of free time lately.
Anyway, my total is now up to 45 miles of walking. Not too much more than last time, really. I've gone on some walks around the neighborhood with Angie, and I'm not counting them, mostly because I don't know how long they are, really.
I decided I wanted to start a "chain," where every day I do something to work toward a goal I've set for myself (yes, I mean other than the walking, though that can be a chain as well).
Fortunately enough for me, I found Don't Break The Chain, where you can keep track of one or more "chains" of things you want to do every day.
So I'm creating a web-based Twitter client, as a project for me to try out all the different techniques and technologies that I want to use, but don't have the chance to work with as much as I'd like during my day job. Also, ideally, it will at some point become a supplementary source of income.
That's a quite a way off until I have more free time in a month or two, but for now, I will satisfy myself with making some small amount of progress on it each day (hopefully).
I'm writing this client in Erlang, using the awesome Nitrogen web framework with the equally awesome MochiWeb web server. My goals for this project include using test driven development and continuous deployment and fully embracing the mantra of "release early, release often".
The plan is to have something up and running on a server as soon as possible. By something, I mean even less than a full-featured twitter client. But as soon as something is up, I can start getting feedback, and see what I should work on next. If I'm creating a product for users, there's no use in developing what I want.
I need to develop what my users want.
I started this chain up about a week ago, and broke it after the first day. Now I'm trying again.
During my previous, one-day chain, I managed to get a test harness (using the EUnit Erlang unit test framework) set up which will find any modules ending with _tests, stopping at the first error.
At the moment, I have a shell script which runs the tests. When it starts to take too long, I will switch over to an Erlang module which loops through, so I don't get the startup times of the Erlang interpreter for each test. Or if anyone knows an easier way (perhaps there's already a module that does that somewhere?).
for modfile in `ls ebin/*_tests.beam`
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It's all kind of thrown together, but the point is incremental improvement, so I'll get back to it when/if I need to. Like I said, there's probably something else out there that will do a better job at this than I did.
So, today, my "chain link" was partially taking that script and setting it up to run from the GIT pre-commit script, and partially writing this blog post.
Getting it set up to run as a pre-commit script just involved making sure it returns non-zero whenever there is a test error (or if no tests were run, which happens when make hasn't been run yet).
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Chain length: 1!
Next up, I'm acutally going to start on the meat of the project. Since I haven't fully decided on what GUI library I want to use, nor what GUI testing framework I want to use, I'm going to start on the backend with code to manage user login info and queries (timeline searches, DMs, etc.).
I've got some great ideas (I think) on ways to enhance the way people have conversations over Twitter (and eventually other mediums), so you can be sure that there will be more posts about this in the future.


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Davenport - ex-RR Chief Service Engineer
if not all people have heard of Rolls-Royce.
But how did it all begin? Who were
Mr. Rolls and Mr. Royce?
15, after only one year of formal schooling he began an apprenticeship
with great Northern Railways. During the next few years he worked as a
toolmaker in Leeds and with the Electric Light and Power Co. in London
and Liverpool.
1884 he had saved £20, enough to start a business with his friend,
Ernest Claremont, who had £50.The factory in Manchester began by
producing electrical fittings and later dynamos and cranes. At first it
was called F. H. Royce & Co. but later Royce Ltd. This company
continued to manufacture cranes until 1932 when it was bought out by
Herbert Morrison. The last Royce crane was built in 1964.
1901 Royce bought his first car, a small De Dion, and in 1903 he bought a 2
cylinder Deauville. He was not impressed by either one. At first he tried to
improve their mechanical reliability but soon gave up and decided to manufacture
a car to his own design.
1904 he had produced his first car
and called it a Royce. He produced two more of
the same, one he gave to his business partner Ernest Claremont.
The other was
sold for £395 to a man called Henry Edmunds who had a friend in London with a
car showroom. This friend's name was Charles Stewart Rolls.
Hon Charles Stewart Rolls was born 27 August 1887 in Mayfair London. The son of
Lord Llangattock, he was educated at Eton and Cambridge. He was wealthy enough
not to have to work but his interest in cars lead him to set up a sales room in
London to supply cars to his rich aristocratic friends. He also was not happy
with the reliability of the cars that were available and was continually
searching for something better.
meeting was arranged by Edmunds between Rolls and Royce at the Midland Hotel in
The date was 4 May 1904.
partnership was agreed. Royce was to produce cars and Rolls to sell them.
Provided that they had four cylinders and were called Rolls-Royce. (The bodies
were produced by John Roberts of Hulme.) The partnership proved to be successful
so a company was formed in March 1906 called Rolls-Royce Ltd.
Ernest Claremont became the first Chairman of Rolls-Royce in 1907.
Neither Rolls nor Royce were ever Chairman. Royce's title was Engineer
in Chief.
Ernest Claremont became the first Chairman of Rolls-Royce in 1907.
Neither Rolls nor Royce were ever Chairman. Royce's title was Engineer
in Chief.
first 'real' Rolls-Royce car was the 6 cylinder 40/50 HP which became known
as the Silver Ghost. Between 1907 and 1925 7870 were produced.1700 of these in
Springfield USA (opened in 1921). During this same period Henry Ford produced
about 15 million model T's.
Silver Ghost was said by Autocar Magazine to be The Best Car In The World.
Nobody challenged that.
produced only the chassis, engine, gearbox and running gear. The bodywork was
manufactured by other companies –Hamshaws, Barkers etc., so the Silver Ghost
came in may shapes from the classic, elegant, to the eccentric and even an
armoured version.
1907 it became clear that the Manchester factory was too small. It was decided
to move to Derby, primarily because electricity was cheaper in that area. By
July 1908 the new factory was up and running. It is still there today although
now producing aero engine parts.
1911 Royce became gravely ill, he was a workaholic and hardly ever ate properly.
The company almost collapsed. He took an extended holiday in Europe and Egypt.
He never returned to full time work in Derby, but lived in the South of France
during the winters and the south of England. Fortunately for Rolls-Royce this
allowed him to concentrate on designing for the future.
about this time it became fashionable to put a
mascot on the radiator of your car. Royce wanted a mascot befitting the style of
The Best Car in The World. Artist Charles Sykes was commissioned to design the
mascot – The Spirit of Ecstasy – The Flying Lady.
The model was
Eleanor Thornton, secretary of Lord Montague.
From 1911 all cars had
the mascot.
came in 1914. It was expected to last only a few months.
Rolls Royce Board concluded that "Rolls-Royce would not avail itself of the
opportunity of making aero engines for the British Government."
would have happened if they have stuck to this!
soon realised three things:
The war was going to be a long struggle.
It would be fought in the air as well as land and sea.
Britain's military aircraft would need a reliable engine.
first aero engine the Eagle was first tested in February 1915. Initially it
produced 225 HP later versions 360 HP and was liquid cooled V12, 20 litre,
weighing 900 lbs. Eventually 4680 eagles were produced (1500 in the USA) and
used in 50 different types of aircraft and airships.
most widely used aero engine at this time was the Le Rhone rotary engine which was air cooled but produced only about 110 HP.
complicated engine limited in power due to RPM/drag problems, it did not have a
throttle only a 'blip' switch and some aircraft control problems due to the
gyroscopic effects of the rotating engine.
were also producing three other aero engines around this time, the Hawk (half an
eagle) 75 HP, Falcon 190 to 275 HP and Condor 675 HP.
first British 4 engined bomber, the Handley Page V 500 was powered by the
Condor, and the Bristol F2B Fighter by the falcon.
1919 a £10,000 prize was offered for the first aircraft to fly non-stop
across the Atlantic. Rolls-Royce supplied engines to 6 of the 7 most
realistic contenders. The Vickers Vimy won and was powered by 2
Rolls-Royce Eagles. It completed the 1890 miles in just under 16 hours.
the air the greatest prize at the time was the Schneider Trophy. Presented to
the nation with fastest seaplane over a measured predetermined course. Britain
won it in 1927 in a Supermarine S5 powered by a Napier Lion engine.
Mitchell designer of the S5 (and later the Spitfire) asked Rolls-Royce to
develop an engine for the race, but initially they declined. Later they were
persuaded by the government to produce an engine – the first not to have a
name. It was just called the 'R'. It had 12 cylinders of 36.7 litres,
weighed 1700 lbs and the last version produced over 2600 HP. Mitchell's
S6 powered by the 'R' won the race in 1929 and the S6b won in 1931 at an
average speed of nearly 400 mph with an 'R' engine producing over 1900 HP.
short while later a S6B with an uprated engine of 2600 HP raised the world speed
record to 407 MPH.
. Mitchell's
S6 powered by the 'R' won the race in 1929 and the S6b won in 1931 at an
average speed of nearly 400 mph with an 'R' engine producing over 1900 HP.
short while later a S6B with an uprated engine of 2600 HP raised the world speed
record to 407 MPH.
short while later a S6B with an uprated engine of 2600 HP raised the world speed
record to 407 MPH.
S6b led him to design the Spitfire.
developed the 'R' into the Merlin which powered the Spitfire, Hurricane and
numerous other aircraft during the second world war.
1931 Rolls-Royce great rival Bentley went into receivership. Rolls-Royce bought
out the company and in 1934 began to produce Bentleys in Derby.
Royce died in 1933.
same year the RR emblem was changed from Red to Black. Not out of respect for
Henry Royce as the legend has it but because customers thought that red clashed
with the body colours of their cars. Henry Royce had agreed to this before he


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|Oct. 1, 2011
|Topic: General and miscellaneous
Discussion: Who's in Phoenix, 55 AAA teams
You area funny guy! You have Sigillo finishing 16th?
You guys are loaded. Former Aro and Wolfpack players that are too young to play 60's and others yourself included. Good Luck !!!
|Sept. 27, 2011
|Topic: Tournaments
Discussion: Vegas 60's AA ?
Thanks for the clarification. I have never based anything on "rumors". The other rumor was Aro had the advantage because we are from the Washington State and were use to the heat!!! Wow it was hot .
|Sept. 26, 2011
|Topic: Tournaments
Discussion: Vegas 60's AA ?
They got double dipped on Sunday.
|Sept. 26, 2011
|Topic: Tournaments
Discussion: Vegas 60's AA ?
Couple of teams showed up at the Vegas Masters as 60 AA and got moved up after seeding games. One team from Tucson, Skate8 (?), scored 44 runs against a Aro Glass. Aro had to spot them 5 runs. The tournament directors move them and another team up to AAA for bracket play. Someone said they where the OTD team from AZ. OTD won Worlds last year as a AAA and are rated as a Major according to SSUSA. I don't know the team or if this is true or not. Anyone know the real story if there is one. Credit the directors for taking action.
|Sept. 9, 2011
|Topic: General and miscellaneous
Discussion: Anyone Alive In Washington State?
Webbie 25,
Aro Glass is alive and well in the 60AAA divison.
We had around nine 60's on last years 55AAA team. That was the team you played in PHX and Reno. At the end of the season we all agreed we should move up to 60's. It was a hard decision because the younger guys were not only teamates but friends. They had no problem with the move up and some had even suggested it.
We still manage to play the Sunday games so we are doing alright
|Sept. 2, 2011
|Topic: General and miscellaneous
Discussion: Anyone Alive In Washington State?
If you played with Sigillo you probably played with Stan and Tommy. They won the SSUSA Dancing contest at last years Worlds. Although they are celebrities they are very modest about thier accomplishments. Sigillo has a great bunch of guys on the team.
|Sept. 1, 2011
|Topic: Tournaments
Discussion: LVSSA World Masters
Aro Glass Clubbers will be there again. AAA 60's. We played at Arroyo Grande last year. One of the safer areas to play in.
|Aug. 30, 2011
|Topic: General and miscellaneous
Discussion: WELL THEN, WHAT ABOUT 60'S AAA; WHO's THE BEST?
We have played the B.C.Marauders out of Canada several times this year. They are always playing late on Sundays. I think they could be Major next year !!!
|July 18, 2011
|Topic: Tournaments
Discussion: Western Nations. The good the bad and the ugly
Played in Woodland on (2) Soccer fields and two hard ball fields one of which, field B, had 350" fences according to the locals. This complex does not even come close to the RAC at Lacey WA.
Umpires: Some were lazy and got paid the same as the really good ones, Reggie and those that worked with you were great and made the game fun and not about the umpires.
The tournament ran on time and was a credit to Dave and company
|July 12, 2011
|Topic: General and miscellaneous
Discussion: night games
Shane I know you do a lot of work for our league and tournaments up here and Yes you do a great job. I was just foolin with ya.
Two years ago we played in Vegas up past Summerlin. There were bars on all the windows of stores and some homes. After the first day someone broken into the photographer's trailer he left parked at the field. They stole his lap top, Senior photos etc
So some dirt bag had some great photos of senior softball players. Bet he got a lot of good dope for that trade.
|July 12, 2011
|Topic: General and miscellaneous
Discussion: night games
Shane, I know you do a lot but did you run that tournament too? Don't be such a sensitive guy. I have played at Chaves and I think hearing all the car alarms going off at night would also be a distraction
|Feb. 17, 2011
|Topic: Players looking to join a team
Discussion: 55 yr old OF BAT L Throw L, Power, Speed, Arm looking for a game
db14 don't understand the bash on mslacool. The guys telling you what he's got. He must have it cause he's going have to walk the talk when he gets there. Players moving to a new area have to talk about their skills. Most likely no one knows him so this his chance to get his foot in the door and shown them what he's got. Good luck mslacool. I had to try out for a local team in AZ when I was down there last month.
|Feb. 16, 2011
|Topic: General and miscellaneous
Discussion: TOC
Webbie, Congrats to the Desperados for winning the TOC and thanks for mentioning ARO Clubbers in the same breath with R&R and NY Motion. You guys will be moving up to Major Plus in no time !!!! WE will be waiting for you 60's AAA. Again good job !!!
|Feb. 16, 2011
|Topic: Players looking to join a team
Discussion: South Puget Sound area
Well you may be in luck or we are ! Where do you play (position)? Who have you played with ? Will you travel ?
Aro Glass Clubbers are going 60's AAA this year. We have a team meeting schedule to finalize our numbers. We are looking for outfielders. If you want to send personel email provide yours and I will get back to you.
|Nov. 25, 2010
|Topic: Teams looking for players
Discussion: Aro Glass Clubbers moving to 60's
Come on Shane look at all the fun you would miss if you didn't do all the work! Your a great organizer. Just so there is no misunderstanding. The 5 guys on last years ARO team that are not moving up to 60's encouraged us to move up to 60's with their blessing. I think they got tired of running for us all the time :). They are all great players and better people.
|Nov. 23, 2010
|Topic: Tournaments
Discussion: Las Vegas
Great to hear Cal Energy won it all. Played you in Reno missed you guys in PHX. Great group of guys,
|Nov. 22, 2010
|Topic: Tournaments
Discussion: Las Vegas
Any info on 55 AAA. Thanks !
|Nov. 15, 2010
|Topic: Teams looking for players
Discussion: Aro Glass Clubbers moving to 60's
We are moving up to AAA 60's next year. We are looking for a couple of outfielders/ good guys.
|Nov. 4, 2010
|Topic: Teams looking for players
Discussion: 60's looking for outfielders. Washington st.
Played 55AAA this year.Need to move up to 60. 9 players were 60+ this year.We play in Lacey WA. 3 National tournaments a year, many local. Looking for outfielders only. "Must be Good guys". AH's need not respond
|Oct. 25, 2010
|Topic: Tournaments
Discussion: Can we make this a PHX Worlds Score thread?? Post results here
Yes, I was the good looking catcher ! We lost on Saturday to R & R in 8 innings before playing you guys again on Sunday. We than ran into the Motion and they beat us up !!!


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Amityville Police Officer Thomas Pescitelli apprehended a subject after he allegedly attempted to rob someone at gunpoint. Police gave this account:
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Since I've bought this car it's been babied. Oil changes every 5,000 kms religiously. Garage kept at home and at work. I drive mainly highways. Always adult driven.
In the 179,000 kms (100,000 Miles) I've owned this vehicle I have spent over $12,000 in just repairs. As of this writing I have to replace the 5th set of coil packs, and replace the right Catalytic converter for the 3rd time. The front end is rattling again and the entire front suspension was replaced not that long ago. This car has stranded me 4 times so far.
The paint on the left fender is flaking off now. This is the forth time I've had this car in for paint repairs.
The parking brake needs service and it's never been used. The traction control button fell through the console for some unknown reason.
The transmission and engine are leaking fluid again. The gaskets were last replaced at around 100,000 kms.
Ford Service has provided me with nothing but lip service`` since the first set of coil packs failed.
This vehicle is due to be traded but I can tell you this, it won`t be for another Ford product. I`m done with them for good.
If you are reading this please tell others so they don`t fall into the same mess.
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I was born and raised around wine.
My grandmother was one of the most productive bootleggers in both Sonoma and Mendocino County.
As a child, I crushed grapes for wine by foot.
A little older, I worked in the vineyards as a teen.
I have worked for decades in the wine industry.
Mostly, I worked marketing wines, with my marketing leading to revenue increases for my employer.
Current job: tasting room and wine club manager for McFadden Vineyard.
I'm also the secretary for the Destination Hopland board of directors.
I love wine, but I would rather watch my son play basketball with his high school team than drink a 100 point Parker rated Cab from Napa.
I'm old enough to know what is really important.


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Yesterday I wrote about how to embed an audio player into Google Sites so you can play your own mp3 audio files. It involved some HTML and lots of screenshots. We also used Google Sites as the host of our audio file using the file cabinet feature in Google Sites.
However, storage space in Google Sites is limited! In addition, why upload an mp3 again when it is already in the cloud–perhaps on SkyDrive, Dropbox or Google Docs.
Using the information from yesterday's post, I have created a short video to show you how easy it is to use existing cloud storage space to embed your audio in Google Sites. Take a look:
Google Sites Audio Tutorial
The video shows various methods but you can also use Google Docs as your storage medium as well. Audio in Google Docs? Yes, some time ago Google Docs allowed almost all file types to be uploaded. Google Docs has 1 GB of storage for regular user accounts. If that isn't enough, Google sells additonal storage at ridiculously low prices. See the price chart here. I opted to add 20 GB of storage for only $5/year!
If you use Google Docs storage for your audio files, the procedure is exactly the same as in the video. Navigate to Google Docs, click on the audio file, right-click on the download link and copy the link address:
So whether you use SkyDrive, Dropbox or Google Docs as a storage medium, the only trick is to find the correct URL and then append that URL with &type=.mp3 to get it to play on Google Sites.
Here is the HTML code for the Google Reader Player from yesterday's post:
<embed src="http://www.google.com/reader/ui/3523697345-audio-player.swf" flashvars="audioUrl=http://www.example.com/song.mp3" width="400" height="27" quality="best" wmode="transparent" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" pluginspage="http://www.macromedia.com/go/getflashplayer"></embed>
If this copy and paste doesn't work, go here and it should work fine.
To see the end result in the video and the addition of a player using a Google Docs audio file, click here.
Enjoy your audio capabilities on Google Sites!
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